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THURSDAY. MARCH 21, ISIS
HcraW's Classified Ad$.
FOR RENT
FOR KENT Pasture for several
thousand head of itock In tower
Kltmtth Mann. See A. A. Mohaffey,
431 Main it., KUmath Falli. l-tf
FOR SALE
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FOR SALE Four room house on lot
60x115 feet, on Johnson avenue;
cheap. Inquro Metropolitan room
ing houie. E. C. Rubbert. S0-Ct
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Contract for falling and
bucking logs; can handle either
' large or amall Job. For Information
addreaa T4 Herald office. 20-6t
WANTED Aa uaturnUhed 5 or 6
room house, ctoaa la, by April lit
fhone UK. 19 Ct
WANTED Contract for cutting
wood; am In a poiitlon to handle
large or email Job. For Information
addreaa YS, Herald. IMt'
FAINT TOUR OWN CAR Fall line
of Ollddoa Auto Patau at Tel-
fold Brother!. ll-t
(OR SALE The moit complete fire
room bungalow In Klamath Falli;
CO-foot lot, loutheait front, lawn,
treea. cement wilk and nwer; In
lovely neighborhood; front and back
porch; yanelled dining room; built
la buffet, cabinet kitchen, itatlonary
Uundry, tube, electric light fixture
la. Price 11,750; $760 caib, balance
to iult purchaser at 7 per cent.
J. T. WARD A CO.,
IS Mala i
ORPHEUS THEATER
la the man next door a coward at
heart? If he It you might learn more
about him by seeing Wm. Christy Ca
bana's 'THE BLACKER"
With Wonderful Emily Stevens
Surpassing all triumphs on screen or
stage
Special music by Mrs. Flttpatrlck and
H. Dorel
Price Children 15c, Adults 30c
Klamath Lodge No. 1ST, I. O. O. F..
meeta Friday sight. H. F. bell,
N. O., Nate Otterbeln, Secretary.
Ewauaa Encampment No. 41, 1. O.
O. r., meets Tuesday sight. W. A.
Hasten, C. P., Nata OtterbeU Scribe
A ' Regular communications
VV Klamath Lodge No. 77, A. F.
V ft A. M., second Monday of
etch month. A. R. Leavltt, W. M.
RESOLUTION
The following resolution waa adopt
ed by the Common Council at its reg
ular meeting Monday evening:
Whereat, The Common Council
has received a communication from
the 'Liberty Loan State Central Com
mittee, relative to abatement of solic
itations of any character within the
city during the period of the sale of
bonds of the Third Liberty Loan; and
Whereas, The Common Council li
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desirous of co-operating fully with
the purposes of said loan, and to the
and that the Third Liberty Loan cam.
palga shall be successful,
Be It therefore Resolved, That It
la the aeaaa of the Common Council
that all solicitations for money for
aay arpeee ha discouraged within
the Otf 1 Klamath Falls, during the
f the Third Liberty
The following residents of this dis
trict were county seat visitors Satur
day: R. D. Cheyne, W. W. Lewis and
family, E. C. Roam, II. J. Letter nnd
family, L. B. Dawson, J. 11. Barnes,
O. II. King and family, Mr. and Mm.
John Koontt, a ,D. Urlisle, Mr. and
Mrs. F. C. Slgford.
J. II. Barnes has returned from the
box factory to work at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Now banks ami
daughter spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. W. Low Is.
Last week Wlllam Burke moted to
the Fallclo ranch, which he has
ronted.
R. D. Cheyne and family spent
Sunday evening at the homo of E. C.
Ream.
Among the visitors at school last
week were Mrs. 0. D. Gristle, Myrtle
Butler, Wilnia Dawson and John W.
Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hill went to
town Monday afternoon.
Mrs. L. B. Dawson and children
pent Friday with Mrs. Hedgepcth.
Having sold his farm here to Hen
ry Morrison, L. B. Dawson will move
shortly to the E. C. Ream place,
which he has rented for the coming
year.
Herbert Phillips has returned from
a business trip to California.
Mn. Phillips recovering from an
attack of neuritis.
"TANK" GRADER
RESIDENTS PLEASED WITH
WORK OF AWKWARD LOOKING
MASS OF MACHINERY DOES
WORK OF DOZEN TEAMS ECO.
NOMICALLY
CORVALLIS, March 21. The
"tank" grader recently purchased by
Benton county apparently has done a
great deal to help solve the road
problem. The uncanny-looking trac
tor which walks along while appar
ently standing still, pulls a scarifier
thru hard packed graveled roads with
ease.
The operator or the caterpillar says
he Is able to complete a mile of road
per day with It, for an expense of
about 20, the tractor doing the work
of tea or a doxen teams.
HOUSTON'C
Metreaelitan Amaaomante J
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OPERA HOUSE
Friday aad Saturday, March 00,
William Fox Presents
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CLEOPATRA
"Tfea Sire of the Nile,"
Directed by Gordon Edwards,
Standard Pictures Special
STAR THEATER
Triangle Fine Arte Presents
Dirk Rosaen In
"A CASE AT LAW"
A story on prohibition, In flvo parts
Also Triangle Comedy
TEMPLE THEATER
William Hel(g Presents
FriUI Bumelte la
"AT PINY RIDGE"
A heart touching story of Bunny
Tennessee.
Yktor Moore In
"MOVING"
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Tlint American soldiers are In
proor. Tnese are believed to be
among those whp have seen hard
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SA6E TEA
LOOK YOU NO! IIRIXO RACK ITS
NATURAL COLOR, GLOSS AND
ATTRACTIVENESS
Common garden aage brewed Into a
heavy tea with sulphur added, will
turn gray, streaked nnd faded hair
j beautifully dark and luxuriant. Jnat
a few applications will prove a revela
tion It your hair Is fading, atreaked or
gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul
phur recipe at home, though, to trou
blesome. An easier way la to get a
6-cent bottle of Wyeth's Sage and SuL
pbur Compound at any drug store all
ready for use. This Is the old time'
recipe Improved by the addition of
other Ingredients.
While wispy, gray, faded hair Is
not sinful, we all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive-'adjusted their masks a they entered tlmore when the British flag attacked
new. By darkening jour hair with! the building, forcing the employee, ' the American fort. At that time the
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, both men and women, to enter the national emblem consisted of fifteen
no one can tell, becnuso It doei It io office room'at the polata of pistols. 'stripes and fifteen stars, and mcasur
naturally, so evenly. You Just damp- After aecurlng approximately $5,- d 40x30 feet. The duplicate of thU
en a sponge or soft brush with It and J 000 In coin and currency, the men flag, screened In "The Slacker,"
draw, this through your hair, taking fled, leaving their automobile behind measures exactly the same as the
Hue nmaii mranu ai a nine; ay morn. mem. ueiccuves ana patrolmen original, which Is one of tho trean
Ins nil gray hairs have disappeared, I have taken up the pursuit In automo- "res of the United States government.
and after another application or two,
our hair becomes beautifully dark,
glossy, soft and luxuriant.
This preparation Is a delightful
toilet requisite, nnd Is not Intended
iur iiiB cure, iiiiuiauun or prevention'
of dltense. Adv.
Have you a W. S.
your home?
S. baby bond in
Coal Man Helps
Garfield in the
Coal Situation
J, D, A. Morrow, secretary of the
National Coal Association, who knows
considerable about coal, has been
named as assistant to Harry A. Qar-i
field, coal administrator. Ha has ,'
been appointed manager of the bursas
of apportionment aad dlstribatlsa.
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some of the boya who are In the Lorraine sector, nnd they may have been
fighting In the past few days.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS BE.
CURED AND ROBBERS ESCAPE
AFTER LOCKING I'P EMPLOYES
SAN FRANCI8CO, March 21.
Three bandits, masked and armed.
held up the Yokaboma Specie bank.j
United, here, and eeeaped with ap-1
Proximately $6,000, after locking up
more than twenty of the Institution's
employes In an office room.
The men drove to a aide entrance
of the bank In an automobile. They
biles.
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IMtVVTIONAL PEACE
PLAN IS PROPOSED
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WASHINGTON, D. C, March II
Senator Owen of Oklahoma haa out
lined to the senate an International
peace plan to effect Immediate ceesa
tlon of the war and maintain future
peace.
SECURITY STORAGE Farmera'
WnreliouM Co. Furniture household
gooda or miscellaneous. Fireproof
building. All gooda Insured; always
accessible. Private compartment If
desired. Complete protection; lowest
rates. Phone 22 8 W. We arrange
transfer. 4.1b,
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PlOrURRS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAY.
MarrilL
Ow War Garfci Last
SeaiH Wu a Siccm!
We have on band spuds
and parsnips. Wa are not
'goira to see thesa go to wnrte,
so until they are gone wa will
donate with each purchase of,
$1 or more your choice of
1 10.1b. sack of Stasia
1 10.1b. sack of ParsaJsa
Drive up to Llakvllle and get In
on this Free stuff.
Telfiri1 Brcc, Garafa
BANDITS HO) 0
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finl to tirrlve showing them Is actual
At the Theaters
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In "The Slacker," the Metro pro
ductlon do luxe starring the brilliant
nrt'ess, Emily 8tevens, to he hIiowii
at the Orpheus March 21 anil 22, will
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SCINC ntOlTTMC tlACKCR'
be seen an exact duplicate of the flag
that Inspired Francis Scott Key to
write the national anthem, "The Rtnr
Spangled Banner." This wa the flag
.that floated over Fort Henry at Bat
Under cover of a flag of truro the
oung composer had gono on board a
British vessel to see n friend who was
a prisoner, and during the night
the British attacked tho fort-
iress,
The sight of Old Glory, battle-
'carred, but still flying In the morn.
'" breete, Inspired him to write tho
Immortal song.
Mayme Saunders lovey Jimmy
Buggs. She cared for him so much
that his Inherited tastu for liquor
drew them closer together, Instead of
forming the usual barrled. Maymo
was positive she could help Jimmy If
it were possible to get him nwny from
his present environment. So when
Jimmy lost his Job as reporter for tho
Mldvale paper, Maymo succeeded In
persuading him to seek elsewhere for
work. Jimmy got a position on a pa
per in sago City. Mont., and Maymo
went along. Here, thla lovablo tlrl
tried her best to keep Jimmy on "the
straight and narrow path," but tho
taint In hla blood was too strong, and
he soon found his way Into "Art's
place," where anyone with the price
could obtain all the liquor ho wanted.
Mayme was up against it this time,
away from all those who loved hor
ana could guide her In her troubles,
" "new not wnere to go for help.
Mayme does get help, and In the form
oi ner ratner, whom alio has long
niougni aeaa. now this b r-hearteii
child with the help of her father mva.
,me man sne lovei are tho stirring
episooes or me Triangle ploy, "A Case
ai iw." uick Rosson and Pauline
Curley are seen in the leading roles
of thla drama on prohibition at the
Star tonight.
See rjertrude A Co. dlsplny ad on
Page 4. iMt
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laamr vaes aieaiui aeucy, ta the Tray
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mind.
it niHUiM m woiiy
It roilccU on your biiHlnuns
uciimon ami financial iiicniih,
Tlmt'n tho rub, It Isn't the
price of ii iiuw wnlchT
Do )ou know Hint tin accurate,
durable nnd ileinndahln watch
In a Kohl rilled rami can he
liiiimht for an little as 110.50,
Tlmt for $16.60 to 160 that
oii run set a watch that you
will ho proud of In any com
pany. Let us show you watch
es. Frank M. Upp
JEWELER
511 Main Street
Official S. P. Watch Inspector
M.O REWARD
'I he tiuuiNRor of tho Orpheus thea
ter will pay the iihotu rownrd to any
bod) who will tell him tho guilty
inrtj or turtle who destroed the
photoKrnphu and other advertising at
the tin liter on March l'Jth. 203t
STOP PAIN! RUB
NEURALGIA AWAY
INSTANT RELIEF FROM NERVE
TORTURE AND MISERY WITH
OLD "HT. JACOBS LINIMENT"
Rub this soothing, penetrating lini
ment rlxlit Into the sore, Inflamed
nerves, and like magic neuralgia
dlnappearn. "St. Jacobs Liniment"
conquers palti. It Is a harmless "neu
ralgia relief" which dnemi't burn or
dlxcolor the skin.
Don't suffer! It's so needless, (let
a amall trlul bottle from any drug
store and gently rub the 'aching
nortoH" and In Juki a moment you
will lie absolutely free from pain and
suffering.
No difference whether your pain or
i.euralKla Is In the fare, head or any
part of the body, you get lnntant re
lief with this old! line, honeM pain de.
slroyer It can not Injure. Adv.
BEGIN HOT WATER
DRINKING IF TOO
DOHT FEEL RIGHT
aya bUss of hot water wtth
aheeahate hefere breakfast
washes out aetaeMi
If you wake up with a bad taste,
bad breath nnd tongue Is coated; If
your head la dull or aching; If what
you eat soura and forms gas aad acid
In stomach, or you are bilious, consti
pated, nervous, sallow, and can't gat
feeling Just right, begin inside bath
Ing. Drink before breakfast, a glass
or real hot water with a taaspooaful
of limestone phosphate In It. This
will flush the poisons and toxlas from
stomach, liver, kidneys aad-bowels,
and cleanse, sweeten and purify tha
entire alimentary tract. Do your la
side bathing-Immediately upoa aris
ing In the mornlag to wash out of tho
system nil tha previous day'a poison
ouh waste, gas a and Hour bile before
putting more food into the stomach.
To feel like young folks feal; Ilka
you felt before your blood, nerves and
muscles became loaded with body lm
purities, get from your pharmacist a
quarter pound of limestone phosphate
wnicn is inexpensive aad almost taste.
less, except for a sourish twinge which
is not unpleasant.
Just aa soap and hot water act on
tha skin, cleansing, sweetening aad
rresnoning, so hot water and lima.
stone phosphate act on the stomach,
liver, kidneys and bowels, Msa aad
women who are usuallr conatlneUd.
bilious, bsadacby or have any atomaeh
disorder should begin this Inside hath.
ing before breakfast. They ara aa
aurad they wSl become real cranks
on tha subject shortly. Adr.
Early Birds,
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Spring Woolen on Meshy,
Yuwr lMiniiin lavkei
Chas. J. Cizri
Surrramir to lwwe Sras.
MERCHANT T.tlLOS
Slt Main St.
New City Udrj
We Ouaranlte Our Wwi
Shirts and Collars UsseMt
We alee wish silk, wosl,siMje
ored aeda vtry cartfully. Tra
enee and be cenvlncstf. Osrarim
are right Phone 1M.
127 Fourth Stmt
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Aiywkre Id the Of
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ReasotiWel
PHONE 187
Western Trasftr
Company
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Is taken In th i"Ja.
ond the materials used sli
higher grade.
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