The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 08, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1,' TI'KMHAV. JAM'AHV ), ua EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON fv '. f it A F A h-! It IV i -7 U ),' ' tr H' l- h ixC1 ' .V r . ; ve SgSt TAV .Ift - :fiagp-iWwi assssssjhs fc SiHB8Ms8Mt 'V ? aneWs- Jsxaanasstai tarfB IteSMft -.. r,j :x . - ""i I , - MMP SSSXSBl WW mtm -f fSsmsaK an saw v- jar' , t - - ' Hur. mxvakvm. iti iafsChsfliMliUr& FOR RENT -Lli'.ii .... . . . m .. KOOM-leu noira - lftjoIr. Dr. Walt mf- 70ft CT (UfiR reoar. ceaTts- 'Mt lacMie; unu fuoaaa. ram. EXT W.II farttiaJ rooe.S wUk ot 4 tcld water aa4 6ataj;;i HMntiiMUt. Tae Xe Clatrocat,' rtrfflllttT" 22f Fcrtrti. T.3:anru l.-r icita.t cr ta ttsutau iof Z i"1"" P frf freat Tata ta tl itn.Jr of lit-' iLOfT AND FOUND .' v u-Kn- .,- ff! IMI-VIU. .,-..- . . 't 4 It. pUam retcc LOCT Tw roll of tartved lre e rmm I MKrill. n4r eeti.'r G. w:HMtN.ltorrrU. J-4t MISCELLANEOUS WANTED AH wlsterje., tj.,,, tatttricfj Ith oar e-TnC!6t m am latter 1 1- nttglicr xzi Wad are bmi 0cbh ret vacea: eaUet itu.n.i..i ..j . i . . .. ..I ; euUt tleetrle Hcfcu; Tilnt to Mar C. OrtM. 2Ht TOtL SALKQmttev Mctlois. t-t i Im is KlMuth Taney; UJ ner to wiiwMl; Mres fa alfalta; See featetf; goof fte.ro; bay MS 1ao; znod ?rfsp; Bat C raSro. pMtcflk aa4 nrfai f per aure: ew .r.wMMmux, ! mtVmeAMarnUU OTMER IAMT VWb CarUraUmt VUU Baaa th Hr A in act Metro WorderpUy of tailM and Teara. . - - CARD OF Tai.NKS i Mm Xew Low Coat pol. M T MM Tiaretof. Ak aiilcote. 17 Tto Ttweeitn ha paid alarc organ. that ia,eeo,eee in ar barith clalMf. Aak Clill Ifca Xtw Inr Coat polldee. 17 MILL MEN WANTIO AN tatator Ja far experienced mill r ailer. lig wagtt, ex. i wew; fin cabins; elc awn'a club house. Tele. U Maiae Lumaer Co, Chlloquln, 27U antonobUa polielea arotertioa. fiat one 17 XOnClfr ROVAIi ARCH MASOVH Mefaaan of Klamath Chapter Kajral Areh Masoai. and ladles, are tavttad ta altead the Installation cf 'afters ef Knights TerapUr Wednes- day avaalag. January 9th. Plewe be araaant Card Van Riper, H.P. 8-2t ATTKITMiX! KXKJHT8 TEMPLAR! l"". -' ZifbviAty vComaandery will Install iwMsars'Waaaaiday evening January aw-'AI taia time the Royal Arch stasia Md ladiaa will be our guests. .M XalgMe are requested to report. In atroravar a. m; sharp. ..'iatiralaff.KBlghts and Coaapan- ,V,yntW)y Invited. L. o. 8-H 1 Mmm fyWaMajsaajajWdf. mtiftm law ssrasr fnassfaarnsaaajV aapnaaeMf g tm aHaadard rjf '' 17 tfONMNsT ",. i No.fl. I. O. samsVjtsaanw Mt regular session UUYiettlas! trL ..."' tl r V 'Tr-'-j' C . Klskpatrt aal fieillf v&- . . . .. .. r ..jr.. ..--.' U1 -eutliei ai mnis "'; S.jai4f. Of., PfMir a(er. Jjanarr ttl. a Rtl Cie4 social w xtica at tie! berate of Jtr. Stout. tf Strasr. Cat IfrtU. A artal.t at tfiiau f t- S6-iJt. VW . emtteet laaa wai IIZm BroTB as.i Mtu Latu eri Ir &'& &. rtti:i at JVt lut Taarliy. . .... , f A. Kafka, ti 6trerlifar a?-,. v.-... . ,w . Mk. .f. -.' , - - -. -- - " auiwn tui Pt. u kV. l,j tT tie KSaaata Tatti ofrtt-i- in-irfrttajnTllnarrrfswiitl Ktt faatastte attfl tS hr w lo-f the cral:?. li (Urcetarj tt iaiia Tiv - Kt ptu a -i e: latttaatwaai i -CT;"ita ta ti iaooi. Ta !.:. jefaace. etc Macur. DKs:tr Slit, ltea Dee:t47 Slit .,v. ... ;sb ua ie'su&jp iasvTa au Trinaiti cf W, Jf. Caaad!? i4ttrii at il-f OAtse- to (eCtatate aU lErtadar aasiterjarr. Tl day "tu p-srtot. It bfa? so ara tl reattenes. tafl rfrea aa joca pKpt it.st cat ot tie tta onuMe vltaost wrapi, sapf. lr eifryoa partWpatfaj Is the acc- iftwH jis. jr. i.azaiT. aj fpry i a i iijir aj roaa? u ue )o::;. d'llziiCr.l, xiA -t top to & able to ajcy easy tae irfto tin. I C W. Miller asd faHy fros near Klaauta FaJU ere guilt at O. E. If neat a Saaiay,aEd Monday at V. If. CttidJen. M. W. VT. Bailey retorcd from ter rtiit at KUoatb FalU Satnrday. HUt Lota Scbaffer peat Friday asd Satnrday tUItlaj frieadt In Mer. rtlL Y. Meebat. wifeand two frand eb'Idrta, Bealab an'd Lloyd, of Poe Taey. ipent Tuesday at J. L. Calley'a. - -- - I'l.ElXA FICKLI-S - - Mr and Mn. George Ager and family and tbe Misses Ma'rle and MIL rtrd Talbot spent the evening Sun day at tte home of R. V. Esi. MIsa Haiel Moore spent the eek end Ic Klamath Falls, visiting lllii Mildred Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Ess and family .ent Tueaday with Mr. and Mrs. James Kehns and family. A Xew Year's dinner was enjoyed ot the ranch of George Shell by the Goorpe family. Mr nnd Mrs. James Moore were Klimath Falls visitors Friday. The I'levna Literary Society held iw urst meeting last Friday. The next meeting Is scheduled for Friday or this week. HOUSTON'Q Metropolitan Amusements HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE DARK STAR THEATER Jeaae I.. Iuky Preaenta Juik lirkror(l and Iiuise Huff in FHKCKLKS' From the Famous Novel by Gene Straton Porter. Itrny Plitogrnpli and Cartoons TEMPLE THEATER Greater VlUgrapli Present Antonio Mernto ami Relle llrure la "A BOX OF TIIK HILLS" A modern drama of the Southern mountains, and a ma V COMEDY ADMISSION TEN CENTS MERRILL OPERA HOUSE MOTION PICTURES TVM1AY8 AND SATURDAYS Marrill, Oragaa THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMAiw rn,. .w. on Coast f tl Winnk f a Inr n tl dvI ine TfinneK to., inc. ww SI VTS aamaBsaaaBa. AA BBsl BBBBBm MSA sBbVbt HLr Tr i Doing FAX FRAXCISOO. Xia. J Fosty'Bta'Hkr 1.1M- TaU o3 tbat If ! ; 7 ... I'Mtm Ja 6a.l4ieia- iitir tae tfisaartJ tor .vw .. SftolW ta U, !fla"a, '-V- " artscUBtM 1 V ?l7tf : owi tr tBc tec taBbrr w " : I y',,Wo faMrffiftJeef tt Aswrttxa R.i fewa t are latttlag for the IW i . . . . . . . . . . -. . .. Id ,. In 1.1 . . 'frm. a: a can to? Beera H.4Cf'f to lappty Iroa 1.M to 29.- r Ks- aa.i I croc -vatr U tp,MJr4'H' eee. 5tata'wtfc3l. ti at slavey 'tiyr. a.:ruir!- ,Te, SK( t!s las t 5U:sfe.:a Dtsar-. .iirmttor ! 'cilWcary cf -In i.!.lirfj. t ti i-ra:(ri 1st: ... . ... ., ,t - -' --'"'. " .Z"I TT.1 tprti-w M -W jat. s4 aatr crt? rar ii.n ires ta ssa - ' - rM t os ti ar." Mr f? Allies Are Facing Great Food Shortage WASHINGTON'. D. C. Jaa. . Tie feci iltcattoa ta the allied toon. trlj of EnrctK U crater than ft has Wen at ay time dece tbe becianlnc cf tbe war, asd U fMat American oScials deep concern. reroru picture extreme food ikcrtaze in Ensland, France and Italy. Tbe fact tbat coadltloai In Ger many &d Anitrta are far worte offera tbe only cronnd for-optlmUm In Tie Int. tbe titration. In England and France the iltua tlon U deicrltxd en critical In a cable cram to the fcod admlnlitratlon from Lord Rbondda, tbe British food con troller, which concluded wltb these venli: Kaiser Guards His life With LONDON, Dec. 20. (Correspond-; e:ce of the As.ioclat.-il Press) Sa' Ouir Is the German eciroror cuard.l ed when he travels by rail thru Bel- giuiu that his moP3ints arc Uor-t ' ocn from the railroad oRlcinU han'I.I llrie hi train up to the latt posciLle' niomtnt, according to a correupcud-j cm ci the Chronicle wno has several! time witnessed the emperor's nr- rI"- wr.encier the passasw of Hie !m- 1-erJjl ticln Is to take plnre tL fict "The space In front of the station, U mt l-nown to the cblnf rail u ay of. which Is always forbidden ground to fecial rntll the same day, and to Ills I passengers, was occupied by several subordinates not until a iiuarter ot an! motor cars. Aa oon as the emperor 1.0-ir before the arrival, the curre- entered his car tbe small fleet ran irouJni w)s. In t'ie station ell 'swiftly to tbe Pare Rue Royale, "t-s ere kept free. where tbe kaiser stayed several fWvrrtr tnv Atia atiV. , .1 i,1 ,. aV, -' a, ..-. .- '(h0 wv nu. (is lee.'. a,fj LMpr.lor'a train, tho corrnpondont trw "AU workmen, p:i t'3 occa sion, whether Belgians or Germans, ero dispatched outside, and access to the station was forbidden. This. applied to all passengers aa well. The military guards occupying parts of the station and ent Irons were order ed to leave their posts and pile their MoreParcePPost Routes WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 8. Within three months the postofflce department's motor truck parcel post service will be extended, It has been announced, to routes totaling be twefn 3,000 and 1,000 miles. One chain will extend from Port land, Me., to New Orleans; one will cover a large stretch of territory in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and West Vir ginia, and others will serve several California cities. noutes are already In operation connecting Washington wltb towns in Pennsylvania and Maryland. It Is the belief ot tbe rostoUce depart Their Bit" tt. ls2!Ul i!caaJ of .... .. ..ti k. . .IKI' IKKII lO t.ltl r CJit '"I"" uf Jj f I4.i ia:r. Br (titlac ' urj!ft to ltJIrlaiU lajtaj of ,.,., , fty fo lh nj Cro. I: " ,;r.- T.,. ,i . Jnnll. ties, asd 3r sa tar. obta!cJ mtti iwnnn, su uit u- tJ 60S. -I view the situation wltb grave anxiety " A recent cablegram from the French government said tbat the wheat crop bad been requisitioned and tbat bread ration would be cut to allow only seven ouncas of bread Caily to all persons except tbe very poor and those doing bard manual Itbor In Italy conditions are not as Reed rerhaps oj In either England or France. Compulsory rationing will be start, ed in England immediately with meati the first commodity to be put under control. Distribution of but ter fand margarine will be taken In hand next, and other foods will be added as tbey become scarcer. All of tbe principal foodstuffs will be ra tioned by April. Great CareGrazing Rates to arms. The only persona allowed on the platform were the station master. n, ePoyes appointed to work tbe signals, and the military chief. There was no imard nf honor, nn m.nlfMta. (on whatever. This clearing of tbe station takes place at every station thru which tbe train passes, which It doea at tbe maximum regulation speed. At Brua. sets detainment took place opposite the Place Rogler, which Is a military tost since the occupation. UUUIB, "During tbe presence of tbe kaiser the officials always display the ut most nervousnesa In fear of anything hiking place, and they always breathe a elah of relief when their master l . -, . Fine, The fact tbat even the mili tary are obliged to retire and pile their arms seems to suggest a dls I rust of his owb army." to Be Added ment that the new route and still ethers to be established later will aid materially in ih dutpihiitint. .. .... eel post matters and lower the eostR,ver, Val"' orchai"-llt " direct of food products. 'FREIGHT CLEARANCE WEEK" ANNOUNCED BY McADOO WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. . Secretary McAdoo has designated nest weak aa "freight Clearing weak." A campaign will be made to induce shipper to unload thtlr can quickly. 426 Main Street We are all endeavoring to save something to bring down the cost of groceries that are steadily advancing in price. We offer for Wednesday, Jan. 9 the following reductions for this day enly: Quaker Wheat Heart, regular OSc ps.kngr IWr I'rtlljohn'a llrrakfaat Food, malar 1 V parkag I'Jc Moliter'a Oats Urgr alse. ratular .IV jkigr fcle lwU Crackers la balk, regular aWr pt.iiml lAc Cranbrrrka, per quart . IMc KL.VORI.(i lTll.t,TH V'ilxia'a Lemoa, ai ul, regular S3c irr Uttle 'JOc U Iln'a Lrsnoa, os. regular ec per Irtitilo . . s.V WIlMw'a tsnua. U os., regular tt.&l lr ImtUa Mc VIIX)XH VA.NKLI.IX, VANIL1. r'l.AVOIt UIIoa's Vaaeltla, os., regular 79c t .VV VIIoa'a I'J us. regular $IJI3 a.v i The recent advance in the price of stock salt make these block salt prices attractive to the farmer and stockman. 50 pound blocks, plain - 85c 50 pound blocks, sulphurized - 95c t The Winnek Co., Inc. 426 Main St. Phone 34 Klamath Falls mmmmHmmHmmmHmHH WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 8. In announcing that grating fees for the use of national forest lands will not be further Increased "for the era of livestock In overcoming dlffl present," Secretary Houston of the cutties In the production of beef, department of agriculture baa In-! mutton, wool and bidet). The depart formed the stockmen that he cannot ment holds the belief that the charges say whether this will hold good to the end of the war. Future economic developments will decide. Early last year the department an- nounced a new scale of charge for. th e use of forest lands, under which a progressive Increase was to be made. Part of this program has gone Into effect the effect of Tbe new order has suspending further changes, halting the Increases at the'meiits to secure maximum use. Many. College Women EUGENE, Jan. 8. Twenty-slx wo. men of Eugene and of the University of Oregon have been graduated from the class In surgical dressings taught MEDFORI) GROWKRH ' TO KXPIOIT PEAR MEDFORD, Jan. 8. A movement has been launched here by Rogue ors or the Farmers and Fruit Grow ers League, to consider a campaign ot publicity regarding the consump tion ot the pear as an Important arti cle of food, and a delicacy for the tablo. An extensive demand can be created by promulgation of educa tion, according to tbe growers. BRITISH CROSS PIAVK nOME, Jan. 8. The BrltUh pa trols have crossed the Plav Rim Remain the Same point tbey have now reached. This Is done, the secretary says, to afford encouragement to the grow- .are still below the level ot the real value of tho forage, Ixsunnce of flvo and ten year per- mils which would not be subject to reduction In ncreuge Is held to be til advlhible at this time, and tho mat ter will be held In abeyance. Such rcrmltt, the secretary says, would In- tcrf ere with readjustments which It may bo necessary to make In allot- Prepare For Field by Mrs John Tyron nnd are ready to rollove nnd xupplement those who have been supervising the making of drawings at the local headquarters. and forced a passage at various points, causing great alarm In the puemy's Unas. INVADED DISTRICTS ARE HEAVILY TAXED PARIS, Jan. 8. The final account Ing of tbe fiscal department for tbe year 1813 show that the ten depart ments tbat have been affected by the Invasion psld between one-sixth, and one-seventh of tho total tax Income of France. They paid Into tha treasvj u ry "'""' iranca out oi a total for tho entire country ot a little more than 5.000,000,000. Fllmlnatlag Parte asd the depart ment of the Seine, these tea depart ments paid oae-fourth ot the balance. Klamath Fails Wife of President Mtnocal Heads Cuban Red Cross I naa JWK.U.U1UM4UUI .- Madame Meaoral Madame Menocal, wife of the pres ident of Cuba, has Just raised Sir 000,000 for the Cuban Red Croaa, ot which she Is the head. The organlia. tlon will maintain In Prance a Cubaa hospital unit, manned entirely by Cuban doctors and nurse. AMERICAN STEAMSHIP HUNK nY TORPEDO NEW YORK, Jan. 8. Th American steamship Harry I.uckonbach, has been torpedoed nnd sunk. Eight of the craw are missing. Tbe crew number- ol thirty, not Including th naval guard. FRENCH STREAMS FROZEN PARIS, Jan. 8. Tbe cold wava la France has now annul auth as tbe Qaronne Valloy. Streams are froxen over for the first time Is year ana many factories have bees com pelled to shut down on account of tbe coal famine. Railway traase Is tbe Rhone Valley la euspeadod. "rrwima-rr.iT irn nniwa in.ii i .samsmsmfaac ( smsmsaT'd9aSr.Vsmmr H uN ''tsmsmv' i C br.i '""'Ml t i A A