Monday, apnil
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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MONDAY, APRIL IS, 101
Herald's Classified Advs,
HELP WANTED
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WANTED Any kind of work; expert'
enced In almost any line. Herald
erne.
FOR RENT
muflAjwimvmriT -- m
FBR RENT raituro for lererat
thousand head of stock In lower
Klamath Marsh. See A. A. Mehaffey.
411 Main it., Klamath Falls. 16-tf
FOR SALE
FOR SALE 5-rootn modern house,
toilet and bath, sink, hot water heat-
lit tank; completely furnished, includ
lag piano. Price $2,250, on terms;
will accept $2,000 cash If sold soon
R. E. Smith Realty Co. 15-6t
FOR SALE An Al piano, cheap for
cash. Phone 19R. 13St
FOR 8ALE Cheap, 1200-pound mare,
a little old, but sound and gentle:
right consider trade. See Roberta at
Midland. 12-5t
SUCKLING CALVES for sale Shln
piagtoa hotel. 12-lt
FOR SALE Cheap, Incubator. R.I.H.
roosters; also stone jar from site 1
a; nae for putting down eggs or but
ter. Phone 295J or call 10S Earl
street. 12-3t
FOR SALE One five-passenger car
la good condition, at a bargain. Tel
ford Broa. Oarage. USt
FOR SALE One heavy duty trailer.
Telford Broa. garage. 11-lt
FOR SALE Thirty dairy cowa and
SO 2-year-olds; extra good stock.
mnealre William Dairy or phoae
1IF14. 11-St
LOST AND FOUND
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LOST Auto crank, between Dairy
and Olene. Phone or write to D.
V. Kaykeadall. 12-St
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Used stamps, lie par 100,
Naw City Laundry. 11-Ct
FOR SALE Eighty, acres, all under
irrigation, fenced, bouse, barn; wa
tar payments half paid up; $60 per
acre.
FOR SALE Office furniture:
i. T. WARD CO.,
10 Main Street
ORPHEUS THEATER
Wm. Fox Presents
. "THE BABY GRANDS"
Jane and Katharine La
In a Novelty Surprise Drama,
"TWO LITTLI IMPS
Also Fox Two-Reel Comedy
Ktomajfc Ledgs Ne. 1ST, I. O. O. W
meats Friday night. H. T. Esell,
If. 0., Nats Otterbaln, Secretary.
wanna Kaaampmant No. 46, 1. O.
O. P., meets Taasday night W. A,
l, O. P., Nate Otterbaln Scribe.
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Regular communications
Klamath Lodge Ne. 17, A. P.
A A. U., second Monday of
A, R. LeaYitt, W. M
HOSPITAL NOTES
OMmr- SMI
O men th
c&s
Mrs. Edward Dunham, who baa been
! ' 'gerated oa at the hospital, Is report
; i" ed getting along nicely.
it LsJm Okocktoot, aa Indian from the
nsssrTstlBsi kaa been brouaht to the
' . TSRWaih ftiuMl hnanltaJ with' a brak-
. -& VAtta Un are dying ft their
VBnatty. amrajjr ana sTe far ft,
HaV'iWMr MnrVeW
111 'tf5
April is Special
Bargain Month
for the
Evening
Herald...
The Herald will again
this year offer a special rate
to yearly pahMaadvaace
subscriber. In order to
cure advantage of thla ape
rial rate payments must be
made daring the month of
April.
Special Rites fur Ok Year
SiforftiMS Afaice:
Dally by mall to sib
scrlbera In Klam
ath County SAM
Dally by carrier to
aabacribera la city
of Klamath Falls. .84-00
Ttw rate by carrier la $1.00
more per year, aa It coat S
cento per week to deliver
the paper la the city. Do
not delay la renewing yoar
eanacripUoaa, aa thla rate
only appUea daring the
month of ApriL
Mall yoar cheek today.
Evening Herald
Are you saving for yourself alone or
buying War Savings Stampa and sav
Ing for yourself and your country?
Ladles "Kam'p-lt" Stand
Wear new at K. K. K. Stars.
Outing
15t
wkh me and 111 show yoa
some pretty nomas la the cftjr and
country. Esclaeire agent for some of
the best lands la the Klamath Basin.
Chlleote. S
Ladles Riding Breeches, Skirts and
Jackets at K. K. K. Stars. 15-61
Take a ride with Chlleote and look
at that new sis room boase aad big
lot for only $l,00 oa easy terms. S
Hare you a W. S. 8. baby bond In
your bona?
Ask Chlleote aboat the aew lor
cost Ufa, accident aad health. poUdea
of the Trareler. S
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OUSTON'
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Metrepelltan
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
STAR THEATER
Parameunt Pictures Corp. Presents
Vivian Martin In
"LITTLE MISS OPTIMIST
A wonderful full of action and sus
pease.
TEMPLE THEATER
Patha Presents
Mollis King In
"A BLIND MAN'S LUCK"
Also Hsarst Paths News
Latest War Pictures, Currant Events
ADMISSION TEN CENTS
MERRILL OPERA HOU3E
MOTION PICTURES
tVamWATS AND BATVRDATI
ERSONAL
UTTtJI BIDKLK1HT8 OX LOCAL RAPPKMNGS
AMOKS THK PROPLK OF THIS CITT AND VICIMXT.
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GOINGS AND COMINGS OF LOCAL FOLKS
A. M. Winner of Yainax was here
yesterday.
J. M. Owen of Oakland, Calif., was
in town yesterday.
1. J. Straw la In town from Odessa
on a business trip.
W. I. Dixon of Roeeburg was a vis
itor here yesterday.
F. M,. Jeffry and wife of Bonanxa
were here yesterday.
J. T. Tuffs of Grants Pass is regis
tered at the Hotel Hall. j
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Winnek returned
from Fort Klamath yeeterday. ,
David Fitch of Calcxleo. Calif., is
I registered at the Hotel Hall.
W. M. Raymond of Beswlck, Calif.,
M registered at the Hotel Hall.
Miss Erma Bamber left yesterday
for a three weeks visit In Portland. '
I
Joe Brett and Byron Hardcnbrook
moving his household goods to Dorris.
Mr. Lawrence Mehaffey leaves to
day for San Francisco, where she
will Join bar husband.
tla TliMtnl- Wani-h laft atiftav
for Stockton, where she will take a,
course In normal training.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Baldwin, George
T. Baldwin and C. L. Parrlsh are leav
ing for 8an Francisco today.
Roy Hickman, Jas. Pelton,and R.
Tompkins of Fort Klamath were In
town yesterday from Fort Klamath.
Ask Chlleote to show yoa that
three room boaae near the high
achool for only $7SO oa easy terms S.
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At the Theaters
The new William Fox photoplay,
'Two Utile Imps," at tho Orpheus to
night. Is worth more than tho price of
admission. It shows Jane and Kathar
ine Lee, the S and 7-year-old stars, at
their best It gives them full oppor
tunity to exhibit all their film genius,
and they take fall advantage of 1L
Thla is the frst picture la which these
popular little screen children have
been starred. The picture la some
thing new, something to be expected
from the Fox studios, and something
that should not be missed. I
Baaka may be willing to bet yoa'U
make good If ye lire, hat not oae
rent that yoa'U live any number of
years. Protect yoar obligations, as
well aa yoar family, with life laser
ante. See Chlleote. 8
Germans May Use
This great electro-magnetic gun
may be the kind the German are
using in the bombardment of Paris at
a distance of some seventy mile. A
patent for the gun shown hero wa
granted by the United States patent
oBlce to Krlstlan Sirkeland, a Swede.
It shells are not thrown by the explo
sion of powder In the barrel, but by
electro-magnetic force. The gun noes
not wear oat, for there Is go friction
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MENTION
J. II. Rnrlght of Alberta, who has
been In, town for the past fow Jays,
left last night for his new home near
Dairy.
K. L. Stevens drove around the Up
per Klamath take yesterday, and re
ported that the roads are In good con
dition.
Harry Telford and Bert Palm went
Ashing at Chlloquln yesterday, and re
port that they caught thirty largo rain
bow trout, one of thorn welshing eight
pondrs.
JUNIOR-FRESHMAN TEAM
WINS AT HIOH SCHOOL
The Juniors and Freshmen were vic
tors nt the recent high school baseball
game, over the Seniors and Sopho
more, by a score of 10 to T. nil ho tho
game was not completed, due to tho
bad weather. Martin Ilnnnby, sopho
more, and Russell McCollum. fresh
man, were tho stars of the game.
The most popular line of Lsdlts Out
ing Wear In America "Kamp-lt"
Brand Exclusively at K. K. K. Store.
13-Ct
HOUSEWIVES AND OTHERS SHOULD SEE THE IN
TERESTINO, INSTRUCTIVE AND EDUCATIONAL
MOVING
PICTURES
MODERN
FOOD
CONSERVATION
templeTheater
Tuesday ail Wednesday
April 16th and 17th
They take you Inta America's most wonderful and mast
modern plants far the conservatlen ef fruits and veget
ablas by the HINTS patsntsd process, and give many
helpful hints and suggestions to, housewives. By all
means sss them.
Great Guns Like This
( within the barrel, and the shots may
bo fired much more rapidly than from
' a gun which use powder. A gun aim-
liar to tbl was offered by Paul T. Ken
I ny, an electrical engineer of New York
, City, to the war department some ten
years ago. He got no encouragement.
Later, when in Berlin, he presented
the idea to the derraan war office. He
thinks the Germans may bave turned
the Idsa to account against the allies
and the United States.
Mr. Kenny's gun wa to bo wrapped
Ktaati
News
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The farmer of this district nro now
completing tho sowing of wheat, nml
are starting to put In thi oats ami
barley.
Mr. and Mr, l.uwronco Motchon
bncher of Klamath Fall spont Satur
day and Sunday Ashing at tho rapids
below Keno.
Mr. George Kerns, Mrs. It. Mur-
dock and Mr. and Mr. 11. II. Ynn Val
kenburg wero business t tailors In
Klamnth Falls last Wednesday. I
11. A. Talbot I busy putting out a
very largo garden.
Mr. George Ager spent the week
end at Klamath Falls with her. parent.
Mr. and Mr. O. A. Stearns, who havo
Just returned from spending the winter
In Ashland.
A. A. Whlllatch and G. A. Rovlt
spent tho day Thursday fishing nt tho
rapids below Keno. They declnro that
tho flsh aro biting fine there now.
Mr. J. W. Kearns and little mod,
James, spent tho week end with Mr.
and Mrs. It. V. Ess.
Ladles "Kamp-lt" Outing Wear new
arriving at K. K. K. Store IS-Ct
to Bombard Paris
from the breach to the muzzle with
colts of wire, thru which electric cur
rent from a very heavy battery may
pass. The colts at the breach are or
very fine wire, capable of producing
an electro-magnetic force of, ay, flvo
horse power. The next set of colin am
of heavier wire to carry heavier cur
rent, and so by progression strength
of the coll Increase until at thn mm.
tie the fifteenth coil would posses a
norsepower, or throwing quality of
81,910.
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INVEST IN VICTORY
BUY LIBERTY BONDS
Give Your
Soldier a
Wrist Watch
Tho man from )oiir family who
In with llio color hIioiiM hnvo u
wiltit ttiilrh. Boo Hint ho not
It. If ho It In I'lanco wo will
pink It for wifo cnrrliiK aerott
tho noun.
1'l'P'n stook of wilsl watrlii'it fur
men In ovcoptloiinl. It Included
all tlio rollnlilo million, khaki ami
rtiiip r.ntonliiKii, plain ami II
tiimliiatoil dial-.
Tim prlio range In St 3.1,0 to
$30.00.
Frank M. Upp
JEWELER
511 Main Street
Offlrlal S. P. Wntih liupertor
Do you want an attractive, substantial
and durable range? Backed by a repu
tation, economical In price, guaranteed
satisfactory In life and servicer
If you contemplate buying, see those
"WEOOEWOODS" on display and sale
at EVANS A BALIN'S stove room,
IOIO Main.
Old ones taken In exchange for
what they'll bring.
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Main anil Serrnih I'iione IIS
DR. CLAYTON E. WHEELER
I'HVHIt'l.t.V ami Hl'IK.T.ON
Hpliuil TroAtniciit.
Speclallit In chronic Ulscascs. Kxaminallon nml consultation free
Lurgcat X-ltny laboratory In Houtliorn Oregon. Latest elt-ctrlcal
aipllnnco.i that nro now used I,, tlio curing of dlioasa.
CITY TRANSFER CO.
(JIIIMi:s IlltOW.V, Proprietor
f.ilS MAI.V KTIIKKT
Prolght llaiillng ami tionoral T ntnofer lluslnes. I'lano Muring
a KiMsliilty
AUIO TIIL'CK IN CONNKCTIUN
ly and Mght Hervlre
OllUe I'noiio I:m lun, .,moSI
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Eat Less Meat
i ir
Take a glass of Salts, to flush Kidnsys if bladder
bothers you
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Kntlng moat rogularly ovontually
proilncoH kidney troiihlo In soma form
or ntlirr, hii)m a well Itnown author
ity, liocaimo tlio uric arid In moat ex.
cltos tlio kidneys, thuy beroma ovor
workeil; got slugglhli; clog up nnd
coiibo all ortH of illstrnmi, particular.
ly hackuclio and misery In tlio kldnoy
icglonj rhoumallti twinges, ovoro
backacliCH, oclil Htonilicll. ronstlimtlnn
torpid llwr, HlooplcsHnosB. bladdor
and uilimry Irritation.
The momont your back hurt or
klilnnys uron't actlne rlirln . ir
bladder liotheru you. iret about four
ounce of Jad Salts from , nnrf
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luiurmacy; taKo a tablespoonful In aj
Early Bird Says
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Strikes a
Popular Chord
WIioii It tiiinoN to IN my, ,,
now aoft illnr li In "liiiriiioii
ltli ttnr uioriiiiioni'N nuin.
moiit. Il'n stylUh, r,.nifn,ifl,,
nml H-noinli'4il in luiinilor.
K. Sugarman
Passengers
and Baggage
Anywhere in the City
Quick Service
Reasonable Rates
PHONE 187
Western Transfer
Company
"Tho I'lrst American l.lfo Insurance
Co." InwntlKnto tho now 1911 pot-
li Ion of The Mutual Life of N. V., noth
ing bettor. Coo. C. l!lrlcli, district
miitiaKor, office over 1'lrnt Htsto flank.
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liny your nhnro of l.lhortjr float!,
mill tlion Imjr n homo from Uillrut. I
oacK nuns t
glass of wntor boforo breakfast for a
fow day and your kldnoyn will tow
ait fine. This famous hoIIh l "
ri.im , In. ik.1.1 nt iirnncii II nil lefflOB
Julco, t-ombhicd with llthm. Bnd.h"
boon usoil for generations to -..i
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HUM.", nmiiwj" ,. -
to normal activity; nlno to neutralise
tho ncld In tho urine so li no -lirltntos,
tlma ending bladder ow
order. ...
Jnd Salt cannot Injure snyowi
.....!, . .i..ll.l,r.il ofTnrVOIICCnt III1""
wntor drink which millions of mW
and womnn take now and then w
al. .. i.i .l .irlnarV org
clean, thus avoiding sorlous WW
disease. Adv. '
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