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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, lOIH
BenU'saassiiedAdvs.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Storage room, conven
ient location; term reasonable.
Apply J. .. Herald office. 15-tf
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Five dolUr gold piece mount.
ed on breast pin: reward. Phone
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LOST Pair gray bedroom slippers:
were left la postofflee Wednesday
veals; finder retire to Herald. Re
ward. 15-!f
FOUND at the postofflee, brown fur
muff. lS-St
FOR
SALE
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rOR 8ALE Team or young, well
broken work hones, weight orer
S.MO poundi, mare and gelding. J. O.
Swan. Merrill. li-8t
FOR BALE Rhode Island Red roos
ttn; Get them now for hatching
Call 15J. 13-3t
FOR SALE Seed wheat at $3.3; per
100, oa Clyde Bradley ranch, near
Bark place. W.T.Johnson. 6-12t
FOR SALE Household goods; mar
ble parlor set, mahogany finish;
solid oak extension dining table and
chairs: range; beds, mattressea,
springs; drop-head Singer sewing ma
chine; tools; potatoes; numerous oth
ers; also some genuine tiger claws,
aalUMO for Masonic emblems or
brooches. Prices right for quick sales
for cash. Call phone 334. Residence
Sit Ninth street. Any time except
Sunday. Rer. W. E. Rambo. 15-lt
MISCELLANEOUS
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FOR SALE New room house, mod-
era aad on pared street Price
IS.IOO, terma.
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ORPHEUS THEATER
Orafceae Theater Preaeats
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A Secret Service Drama
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Klamath Lodge No. 137, 1. 0. 0. F.,
meets Friday Bight. H. F. Knell,
N. O., Nat Ottarbeln, Secretary.
Ewauna Encampment No. 41, 1. O.
O. F.. meeu Tuesday Bight. W. A.
Mastaa, C. P., Nate Ottarbeln Scribe.
One patch of Monkey Grip on a cut
or Jagged tire will save Its price to
you. It Is guaranteed the best you
rer used or money back.
It EVANS ft BALLS'.
Money to loaa oa city aad country
Sao CMIrote. 1
SAVE
Shoe Cost
Dy baying your shoes at oar
store. We caa aire yoa better
jaalky for leas money.
WHY?
Because we put Into quality
what others pat Into high rant
aad clerk hire.
We carry oaly standard
of
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General Peyton C. March, new act
ing chief of the general staff of the
United States nrmy, probably has had
more experience of European warfare
than any other man who has ever
held the place. The general has been
with the American troop In France.
Because General Bliss, chief of staff,
Is to remain permanently In France,
It became necessary to name an act
ing head to attend to affairs here. He
Is said to be a man of quick decision,
who Is not afraid to do what ho wants
to do.
Local Red Cross
Attivitifs
It Is earnestly desired that all who
have finished sweaters bring them to
the work rooms as soon aa possible.
The new yarn Is now In. and those
who have supplies from the former
shipment should make aa effort to get
work completed Immediately, accord.
Ing to Mrs. A. Walker, who Is In
charge of the rooms.
Want Northern Range
For California Cattle
Stockmen of Southern California Will
Suffer Great Losses Unless They
Can Get Their Herds to Graz
ing Lands in the Northern
Part of State
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The Winnek Co., Inc.
426 Main Street
Klamath Falls
SACRAMENTO, Feb. IS. There
are 800 head of cattle at Fresno and
SO more In Santa Barbara county
looking for good grating landa In
Northern California, according to a
message received by H. 8. Maddox,
secretary of the chamber of com
merce and food administrator for the
rltr of Sacramento. The word comes
from D. C. Beers, a big cattleman of I
Maddox gave the word out to the
public In th hope that It would reach
land owners of Northern California
who had grating lands available, and
who would communicate mlth the
chamber of commerce, offering reas
onable terma along patriotic 11dm of
helping to save the beef supply of the
state.
Tha matter la also being taken up
About four weeks ago we introduced our new
Thirty-Cent Coffee
replacing 35c coffee in cans, with a shipment of one-
half drum; this coffee is meeting with such success that
we now have a standing order for a full drum per
X week and this week we were obliged to wire for an
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extra drum. Have IUU tnea iu we nave a tree
sample for you, call and get it.
the southern part of the state, who 'with the state council of defense that
reports that unleas proper grating tre- a speedy solution of the problem be
rltory Is found for his cattle within a reached and arrangement made for
short time there la danger of a seri- shipping the cattlo north In case the
out loss. 1 lands can be found available.
Railway Workers Leave
Because of Low Wages
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. IS. for 250,000 organbed men. He sug.
The first official indication of what at Increases should apply
nrooosed railroad wage Increases ' unorgaaliid workers of the same
i ... trades, numoering aoout zuu, uuu.
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the railroad wage commission, when ' calculation,
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MASQUERADE DANCE
On Washington's birthday, Febru
ary 22d, a mask dance will be held at
Moose hall. Everybody Invited to
mask. Spectators will be charged 25
cents. l5-6t
Investigate the new low cost life,
accident and health policies of the
Travelers, aad you'll want to alga oa
the dotted line. See Chilcote. 1
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the railway employee' department of 14.50 a day for helpers,
the American Federation of Labor. Low wagea have been blamed by
Figuring aa average of 33 1-J per the witnesses for the exodus of rail
cent increase, oa the tat Increase ask-! road workers to other Industries, with
ed. the additional cost would be 182.-' the result that many skilled men have1
000,000 annually. Secretary Lane, been lost. Mr. Franklin said the varl
chairman of tha coBsalaHoa, com-Jobs shop unions ho represented had
puted. Most 15 per cent of their membership
Mr. Franklin said the estimate to shipyards and stilt others to muni
seemed correct, based apoa increases 'tloos factories.
Huttcr, per jionntl 49c
Royal HakiiiK Powder, per pound gc
Not more than 5 pounds to family.
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.MOtltcr S urilSUCil ja, per .iik.ikc ,j;'(
White Hear Soap, per lur fc
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Uiamotui u aoap, six d:tx tor -
I. X. I.. Soups, per can, 10c, per dozen $1.13
Oro Brand Gallon Tomatoes, per can ;Qc
Wilsons Extracts, 2lA oz.
Synthetic, Strawberry, Uaspherry, Pineapple ...,1.k
Lemon I.'k
6-oz. Imitation -Vanilla 'J."k
fi-oz. True Lemon 2oc
American Sardines in Olive Oil, Nonve'ui style
two for 2-k
California Japan Uice, 4 pounds "k
Klamath Boy First
To Ask for Bonds
The Winnek Co., Inc.
426 Main St. Phone .34 Klamath Falls
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IJOHTtJX TAXI KAHi:s ci'T ni-w cabs was made about the 1st of I 1 have received my coanWsl
WITH IHIIKIK IIRHTIIKIW r.IRK December by the llenshaw Motor com- captain In tho mvillral iwltosn
. Ipnny, Boston representatives for! army, and expect to leave 1001 1
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Dodge tlrothera cars, and they worn purlieu Indebted to mo plrsa
Martin Adams, the 13-year-old son
of J. Frank Adams of this city, who Is
now recovering from an operation at
the Klamath hospital, Is believed to
be the first person In the state of Ore
gon to apply for the third Liberty
Loan bonds.
Immediately put Into service by Town
Taxi, Inc., a consolidation of th
Rocket and Frankllne companies lly
this time all the cabs have been put
I Into service. Thar are dlitimrnlihuit
Doston has now joined hands with flnely ouU( upno,ercd nd p
Chicago, New York and Pittsburg In pointed, and by their green paint,
the matter of cheaper taxi fares. Tho with orange stripe.
Ills check for 1500. accompanies mediums whereby this move has been tn Chicago and several other cities
the application to Campaign Manager accomplished were a consolidation of'Ulj lcrYce ntt mtdo ute of jj '
Charlea J. Ferguson, who Is greatly the city's two larger taxi companies nrother ear. fop ih. i..i ..v.r.i
pleased over ita receipt. land a fleet of fifty now taxlcabs, with yMrt.
It Is believed that this precedent especially built bodies mounted Inj m
set by a small boy will prove a good DU nrothers chassis.
examDle for man? of the older ones to' Taxi rates have been soaring in) MaeteMaade Dram Shore at t7.no.
follow during tha coming campaign. I Boston. In common with everything! Coasparp with othcra selling at 90.00
on ro, as my wife nml ilautbtiti
llio money for their mnlnUUMl
Ing my absence at tlic front
CAIT.lt. It. HAMILTON, Hi
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J. Stewart lllacktoa, the Master of
Hrreeacraft, Preaeata
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Two-Reel Keystone Comedy
Lou F. Vernon, who plays the ple-j
Cme r.t the pIcj-.o.
QRROOXIAXH MAY
HTIXL EAT CHICKENS
PORTLAND, Feb. IS. Oregon
farmers are exempted from the new
federal food administration rule for
bidding the "purchase, shipment or
sale of live or freshly killed hens or
from soap to sole leather. Hut travel
ere to Boston may now rldo from the
pullets after April 31st." Chicken , railroad station to their hotels for a
dinners will, therefore, continue to quarter, Instead of the usual 40 cent!
be In order for those who prefer this and an extra passenger only costs a
dainty morsel of food. Tho food law dime more. At that, tho passengers
applies only to licensed dealers. The read the meters themselves, for these
farmer can dispose of his product as are mounted In plain vluw In the pas
he sees lit at the public market or at tenger compartments of tho new cobs,
unlicensed stores. ,' First delivery of nineteen of the
and f IO.0.
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Some Michigan Troop Who Were Aboard the Tuscania
TEMPLE THEATER
William Sellg Presents
Ralph Hera la
"THE MYSTERY OF NO. 47"
A delightful comedy of love and
laughter, and
Miss Illlllo Rhodes
In a Dandy Comedy
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They are amoag the msa who embarked oa tba Tiueaato, tha Cuaard liner, which was torpedoed to.Z
man submarlae ot the aarta coast of Irefaid. p Qwa 7 a r
Economy and
Pleasure
la these daya of high gaaollnn
aad tire casta, practically all of
ua Hlh to economise.
Well! The
Harley - Davidson
will aolve the problem luit It
coniew to pleasure at low Ht,
an average of M mile to the
gallon ought to convince ua of
tho fact.
Now or ued marlilnc In jior.
flit condition for mIo at the
Harley.Davld.on aervlre statlun,
C. E. Bismark
RtpraMnUlin of
HARLEV.OAVIDSON
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Hprlng Woolens on Da
Yowr laapection lavkei
Chas- J. (m
Successor to Ixiewe Br
MERCHANT T.UU
SI a Main St,
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War Bread A
Cake. Can yoj
make them? R4
cipei free wl
and without ptf
chases, at tM
Christian Ei
deavor BreM
and Cake Saleij
the Wirtz Mi
Store. Sati
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