The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 07, 1918, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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    TIIUHNIMV, FEBRUARY T, ISIS
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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HAN FIIANl'IW'O, IVb 7. After wlfj on dWulay, but tliu iilc!an
succwHfiilly imihIiik iih ii iiiiiIu liiloni 'liliiiHflf hu JixnpiicnrM.I.
lit tliu Hun KriiiiclKHi hiMpllut hIiih. " ... ,.
, i l)r Ilnrl wim graduated from tlio
Novciiibur uihI.t tli nnnm of Dr. I1UirH ,.,,, f , ,lllV(irH,ly ,
Allen Mint," ii young woman griidu- ii.Kon liMt Join- with tho hlKhext
utn of tliu t'liUi'iulty of Oii'gon, iiiiiI honorx of her Hum, winning both tlio
until n-ii'iitly n Htuilciit lit tlio U-luiiil r-mitomy tnotlnl nml tlio tnod.il for
Kl.,..f,.r,l lr ll,,lL,.llv. U ...I.Hlnir. OtlHlMtOIlt Scholarship dlirlllg
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nn nur olillvr
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ii.. ...... .. ... Mtifl mmtinltliin.
imyt Jui'kb Urn H. Llndsoy, of Den
ver, of Juvenile Court rum. Judge
Mmmey, who hut vlalled th war
tanei In Europe an.l been In the
American soldier rompe at home,
uyi It It a patriotic djtv to Keep our
of!Icm In thf ifood humor they now
tnloy. He ha tent Harold Hrad
dock, director of the Military r.titer.
tninment Council, which la puttlnr
or i ntt'on.wltle cam pa I en for the
i.ilr uf Smllrage llooki, which con
thin aoMlrra rasaes to tht camp
rl'own, a teleirram, In which ha sayt:
Smlteate to Help Wla tht War.
"Smlleagt Ii not only an Intplrn.
don. but one of the moat practical,
i clnful thlnira of thla war. I know
xin.cthlng of the questions of moral
itv nnd discipline among tht aoldiera,
en I havj attn It la Eereac aad at
home during the war. They cannot
Jje tolvrd by guardhouses and Jails.
Thev are practical, human questions.
"The Smlloage Idea will do mora
to keep our boya tha wholaaomo,
manly fellow that moit of them are
and want to he, then all the other
yiUmn of rMcrtaln.vient combined.
TUre haa to bo a Jeterrant, and tha
helpful, stimulating enUrtalnaent
you are arranging fur tha boya at
the camp furnishes that detarrant
"It In a patriotic duty to fomlsM
'.SmllfAir .' and It will do almost ad
rr.iwh to win tha war aa arms and,
Ammunition." )
. Rmlleair hooka, of 1 and 18 va-f
rUties, containing 10 aad 10tt
mmm. an. nn aala lu vnrt city and!
toMrn In tha country. Tha eampj
klmwi to which thtypaaa aoldiera.
rill present tha boat Ckantaomja and,
h count tnlrnt na wall as aoma of the;
Iatet Broadway tocceaesa. Tha
Ui'ternment Is hacking tha plaa. '
tlio
(oiiiko. Kho wnn looked upon or cx-
, ft it.. ..Ii. nlnvn. i.i.l ti.llt...! n.t.Miih.
ly foinlnlno, altlio hIio nmnrtlmoti U
Tiro alrl'H mil mi mo Ih mild to tin fected n rntlior "ininiihli" fuHli'on of
MUa A, Lucille Hurt. Iliir Kmiluii-'ilri'M, especially In linta and alioes.
lion from tlio Onwin liiatltiitlonl H wnorally tboiiKht Iwrn that
, ,...,.... . .. ,. nho had Joined tlio forccH of tlio lied
brought with It tl... dour, of M. .,0r()M for HMV,Cc ovorHPaM( nltll0 nolh.
nnd hIiii rnnii, to Hliiiif.iid to romplotn , ,, ,,oen l(.ar(, ., ,rr for
her education. Hliu wiih JiihI llko uny ; month.
Of till) MOtlll'll Ktlllll'llti. I
When mIiii iippcnrril lit tlio Run
Knincrmo tionpltul IiihI NovoiiiIht hIiu
followliiK riTOKiiitlou hy oho of Imr
National Political
Leaders for Women
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hi: may IIK TIIKItK,
Al.ltKMIT IX f.MIi
Large Group Is
Called Saturday
The following llt of men to which
unimoim uiru "i'iit of Kntiruiiry 4th,
Invo Lim'Ii nilli'il to apprur for tlio
icIcctUo driift p!i)nlca IiIh on Fub-'
nary Uth, nt tlio city hull:
(lladiiiin liny Hhvlby, Mod ford.
Clarenro V. Muatnrd, H.trrumeuto.Cal.
Karl J. McKull. OU'iic, Oro.
InuoifiHc lloiunnl, Kennutl, Cnllf.
Curl liiicrk, Kiikciic.
I'letrn Dal Urol, AlKonia.
Cecil Onwnld Vicli, Hnn Pranclaro.
Kurl Itlchnrda, Cliutflold, Minn,
liny William NVUon, Wordun.
Roy (1. Unimex, Olene.
Orint llarrln Nolaon, Wordcn.
Will Build Explosive
Plants tor Government
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O C. JACKLINQ
Kllicrt M. Jiiliimon, Swan.
MiikhIiio Knvruttn, AIroiiiu.
Mlchniit It. Hiilllviin, lleud.
Kllthlro Knwiijl, Kliunnth Pulls.
Milton Jiiini'it llarpor. I .a I'lnu.
Ilnwnril Kaufman, Illy,
ChrlHt VanKolon, Kliimath Kails.
DeiiH'trlos I'lipiiiiUHtiinron, Klamath
Kill Is.
Junius Ojy-ur Hlowart, Corvallln.
Wllllnm Arthur l.ana.011, Chiloiiiln.
Albort IK-nnIo Lynch, Webster
Hprliiua, W. Vn.
Karl Jnmc.1 Arnold, Klnmnth Kalis,
Carl John Rchrorder, (Irccnwood.Wla.
Anotnlo Zopp, cCloiid, Calif.
Andy Cox, I'IiikIi.
Hubert Kred Mntlnrk, Kliiiiintli Falls.
Krnnk I In ward Htrublo, Halom.
Irvlii (lordon Warner, Klamath Palls.
Danlol Lourcn (liirdcn, Worden.
(liinlon (ir.ivp-i HlnRK, Algomn.
Pied Milton Young, Constnntla, Cnl.
ThoumH II. Mitchell, Kvcrctt, Wash.
Morton Oregon While, Lu I'liie.
Km I Wright Dowllng, Klamath Palls.
Charlos Lewis, Portland.
I.uwronro MitHlnrd, Hncrnmonto, Cal.
Prod Voim, Chilroot, Cal.
Wiillnru Wanda Wnru, Mnlln.
Clirlitnplicr C. Connolly, Keno,
Alfred llnnnott Castel, Portland.
Knill PnKernas. Klnmiith Palln.
Job n Column n, Cn'.Hoont.
TttiH. Patrick Nnud, Klamath Palls.
Howard P. Dunn, AIroiiiu.
Lionel Itolertsnn, Klamath Palls.
Adnlnh Novutliy, Vlstlllas.
(Ipnrxn Oglo. Kliunnth Pulls.
Chiirloi Henry Newman, Klamath
Pallii.
Arnold Molhy, Klamath Palls.
WIIKkui llorniiiii Molhaso, Klamath
PnlH.
John Ktntlioiioulos, Klamath Pulls.
JACKLINa
" 0. Juckllng of Run PriiPlco,
nsnaglng, ,locrior of soino of tho
wrwst copper mlncn In the country,
"been choHou by Racretary of War
"Her to HiinorlntonU the construction
' exploalve plants for tha govern-
'n.;' B co,t ' wmethlng like 0,.
M0.000. The plBntll ,re t0 be buU
ue the secreUry Is convinced prl-
manufneturera will not ba able to
"P up with tha lavaramaat deaua.
I'HKr.tllATIOXH rllll
IIKAVV ACTION
IIIUTISM IIHADQUAUTKRB, Peb.
7. llelnforcemonta lire now arriving
both for tho Germans and the en
tonte armies.
,
TKIMY" OOKH UNKn KNIFR
NEW YORK, Peb. 7. Theodora
Roosevelt went to the hospital yes
terday afternoon for the second oper
ation within a week. It la declared
that his trouble waa aot serious.
was attired iih u man, and horn prop-!
or ClOlll'lltlulH. Kli was uhmIkiiimI lo uf .
room, nnd promptly Iiiiiik n plcturo'
of "hla" wlfo nn Ihn wall. Thopliy-' TIIC! IIAnUK. Jan. 18. (Co-n.
slrlnus tlioiiKlil tl..' now ...lilltiou t;'pondoll of Ulu Associated Preee)
lllfl PI II II WIIH II IMI fJIIUIUllUllU, IIUW ...... .. . .
had no Hiihiilclon ns to "I.I- WeB.,Travellera from (iermnny bring nil
tlty. "Mo" wiu n uoixl iulrr. nccoiint of a recent ronferenco at Her-
Thou ntino iimliltloii, nnd with It.lln lit which Plcld Mamhul von llln
tho uiimnskliiR. Dr Mart souglit n',i,.nliurg received the editors of thirty
betmr position. "Mo" npplud to tho flormBn new,iirs und discussed
I.h.i.. Iiiimtlli. I u.il. Ii Ij fit liirlii.il til
... . . . , ' nt, i ,.i tvi.it. Mu fd altiinllon with thorn. Tho
tho Htnnford moillciil ncliool, Wbllo
ho" was talking to Dr. Harry Ander- "dllora tola von iiindeiitiurg that by
i.on, u foritior clasHiuuto of Miss Hart next May thero would uu no fond In
rci'OKtilrod her Idcrmnny.
Now tho Sim Prnnclsra hospital "My roply Ik." suld the field mur
ium ii lot of inoi.'ii clothes, it safety 'Mini, "that by next April I shall bo In
l.nor mid ii plctiim of Dr. Mart's I'.irls."
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MIrs Helen Vorlck Ooswell Is presi
dent of the national republican wo
men's association, and Mrs. George
IIhih Is chairman of the women'e bu
rcau of tho democratic national com.
mlttco. As such they will become
national leaders of women In tho noit
pi evidential campaign
Itellier Kultrases, Traaks aad
31-tf K. K. K. 8TOW6.
IntoMlgate the new low coat Ufa,
.iirldent aad lieallh policies of the
Travelers, and you'll waat to atga
Hie dotted line. Hce Chllcote. 1
Jean SoTnmN
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TO BE SEEN AT THE ORPHEUS TONIGHT
Jump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
Telia why everyone sJiewM sJlfaJi
hot water eaoti wisrwhn
kefara kraakfaiOj
Why Is man and woman, halt tha
time, fooling nervous, despondent,
worried; some days headachy, dull
nnd unstrung; some days really Inca
pacltnted by Illness.
If wo would all practice Inside-bath'
Reasons For American Coalless Days
The French Buying Wood By Pound
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. This photograph la believed to actually buying wood by the pound, i Is thought, made It Important for
show why Fuel Administrator Oar- The dealer has' several small sticks ship loads, of cool to leave America
field decreed flve'coullesa days nnd of wood on the scales, while men and
ten coalless Mondays, it snowa women ouyera pomi io pieuea mejr
French people In tho streets of Paris want. 8ucn a condition in fans, u
ut once. By cutting off tha Amer
ican supply many ships cleared for
foreign ports.
lag, what a gratifying, obange would
take place. Instead of thousands of
batMtck, anaemic-looking souls wltb
pasty, muddy completions we should
tee crowds' of happy, healthy, roiy
cheeked people everywhere. The rea
son Is that the human system does not
rid Itself each day of all the watte
which it accumulates under our pres
ent mode of living. For every ounce
of food and drink taken Into, the sys
tem nearly an ounce of watte material
must be carried out, else It ferments
and forma ptomalne-IIke poisons
which are absorbed Into the blood.
Just as necessary as It Is to clesn
the ashes from the furnace each day
before the fire will burn bright and
hot, so wo must each morning clear
tha Inside organs of the previous day's
accumulation of Indigestible waste
and body toxins. Men and women.
whether sick or well, are advised to
drink each morning, before breakfast,
a glass of real hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate In It,
as a harmless means of washing out
of the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels tho Indigestible material,
waste, tour bile and toxins; thus
cleaning, sweetening and purifying
tha entire alimentary canal before
putting more food Into the stomach.
Millions of people who had their
turn at constipation, bilious attacks,
acid stomach, nervous days and sleep.
leas nights have become real cranks
about tha morning Inside bath. A
quarter pound of limestone phosphate
will sot cost much at the drug store,
bat Is sumeleat to demonstrate to any
ana Its cleansing, awaetening ana
freshening affect apon tha system.-Ad
IF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
rAKI SALT! TO FLUSH KIDNKVt
AND .NIUTRALIXI IMITATING
ACIOi
BshganaftatSa-affay.-. JV a. -V .f & -
How Are
Your Feet
Arc they carrying corns that
bring dully discomfort and
pain?
IK, corn make you dread the
coming of morning when yoM
must draw on your shorn?
t To tlio corn sufferer Klnm.
ntti Horn Knocker make Ufa
worth while. It promptly ami
painlessly remove corn and
bunion does It work under
our aWdute guarantee of satis,
faction. I'se It at once.
2.TC the Bottle
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XMaey aad bladder weakaees rasalt
from arte add, aaye a Beted aaUorlty.
Tie kidaeys liter Ola acid from the
blood aad pass It oa to U Madder.
where it often rsmslas to Irritata aad
Ulaate, eaaslag a baraac ssaldlag
seaaaUoa, or aettlag aa aa Irrttatiaa at
theaecaottheaUdder.oaUglagroato
seek relief two or Urea tlmea dariag
the alght The safferar la ia coaataat
dread. the water Baaaaa sometlmea
with a scalding ssasstloa. aad la very
profuse; again, there la dUscalty la
avoiding It
Bladder weakness, most folks call It,
because they cant control urination.
While It Is extremely annoying and
sometimes very painful, this Is really
one or the most simple ailments to
overcome. Qet about four ounces of
Jad Salts from your pharmacist and
lake a Ublespooafal la a glass of wa
ter before breakfast, coatlaue tale for
two or three days. This will aeatraUse
the acids la the ariae so It ao loager to
a soareo of IrritaUoa to the Madder
aad arlaary orsaaa, walca taea act
aormaUy aaala.
Jad Salta to lasipsaslve, harmless,
aad to made from the add of grapee
aad lemoa Jalea. eombtaed with llthia.
aad to ased by thoassaas of folks who
are sabjeet to arlaary disorders eaased
by arie acid IrrlUUoa. Jad gaits Is
pleadld for Udaeys aad eaaeaa ao bad
effecta whatever.
Hera yon have a Btoaaaat, affervea-
ceat llthia water drink, which quickly
relieve bladder trouble. Adv.
SA6E TEADANDY
ID DARKEN HAIR
IT'S GRAN'DMOTbTKR'S RRCIPK TO
BRING BACK COLOR AND liVS-
TRK TO HAIR
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
sVatWsaaisaaasisjssaakawsaswstAsaiiasaay
JOHN C. CLEGHORN
Coanty Surveyor
Ovll Eaglaeer
City ft County Abstract Co.
ARTHUF R. WILSON
617 Main St
FARM LOANS AT 8 PER CENT
" FLAX
DR. P. R. GODDARD '
Osteopathic I'byslclaa tt Surgeoa
Suite 211, 1. O. O. F. Teaiple
(over K. K. K. Store)
Phone 321 . . Res. Phone, 3S8R
(The only Osteopathic Physi
cian and Burgeon In Klamath
Falls.)
W. D. MILLER
Rooflag Ooatractor
Halthold, Tar and Gravel Roof
lag. Roof Coating. Repair Work
a Specialty. SSI S. Sixth Street
Phone 191.
You can turn gray, faded hair beau
Ifully dark and lustrous almost over
night It you'll get a 50-cent bottle of
'Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" at any drug i.tore. Millions
f bottles of this old famous Sage Toa
ieclpe, Improved by the addition of
titer Ingredients, are sold annually,
ays a well known druggist here, be
suae It darkena the hair so natur
illy aad evenly that uo one can tell Is
as been applied.
Those whose hair Is turning gray
'r becoming faded have a surprise
watting them, because after ono or
wo applications the gray hair van
j has and your locks become luxurl
ntly dark and beautiful.
This Is the age of youth. Gray-
'laired, unattractive folks aren't want-
d around, so get busy with Wyeth's
(age and Sulphur Compound tonight
ind you'll ba delighted with your
lark, handsome hair and your youth-
'ul appearance within a few days.
Thla preparatloB Is a toilet requisite
ad la aot'lateadsd for tha cure, mltl
tatloa a? preveaUoa of disease. Adv
DR. WONG WING
CHINESE HERB DOCTOR
Slaaon, Calif.
CURES ALL CUKAItLE DISEASES
Herb Bledlclae Cures stomach and
Liver Trouble.
Herb Powder Cures Heart, Kidney
and Tumor Trouble.
I ALNO CURE Caucers, Diphtheria,
Rupture, Catarrh, Scrofulous Ec
zema, Erysipelas, Lung Consump
tion, Throat Consumption, Blood
Poisoning, RhoitmatiBin, Paraly
sis, and all other curable diseases.
IT WILL PAY you to have a talk
with me regarding your aliments.
I liavo cured many cnaea thought to
bo hopeless, and which were glv
up by other doctors.
CONSULTATION FREE
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;: HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
; ; Saya Cream Applied la Nostrils i
II Opsaa Air Passages Right Up. X
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lustunt luin'f no waltlU'j our
i'lot;i;nd nostrils opon rlclit up; tlio nlr
pntsnges of your head clear nnd you
can breathe frooly. No more hawk
ing, snuffling, blowing, hendac'.io, dry
ness. No struggling for breath at
night; your told or catarrh disap
pears. Get a small bnttlo of Ely's Croum
balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrunt antiseptic,
l.eallng cream In your nostrils, it
penetrates through every air pasiago
nt the head, soothes the Inflaramed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes Instantly.
It's just line. Don't stay stuffed
up with a cold or nasty catarrh. Ad.
w