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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1918)
Uj-lt jj- W.PNMPAV, AMU H .. THE EVENING HERALD. JCLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SfiP X,v rAiBVTJe) V" 'I I M h. r ThiEvening Herald 'f W O. SMITH, Editor "" FaMlsbd dally tctt Sunday y Am ateraM Pabushlng Comply of thutath hlto, at 111 fourth strt stared at tat ostoce at Klamath talk. Oregon, for transmission through IM aaaUa aa second-class matter. amhserutloa terssa by Ball to aay adirm tavth Daltad Stataai Oyar WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1018 Herald's Classified Advs. HELP WANTED WWMWMFMFW WANTED Lady Dye Works. piesser nt Klamath 23-St WANTKD A Reed ulrl nr woman ai the Marshall ItoW. 23-3t WANTED Pressman or pressfecder. W. O. Smith Printing Co. 17-tf FOR RENT FOR KENT Cheap for cash. 140 acre farm. 5 miles from Falls; good building. .S Chllcote, 633 Main street. 24-3t FOR RENT Pasture for several thousand head of stock In lower Klamath Marsh. See A. A. Mehaffey, 4S1 Main at., Klamath Falls. 16-tf FOR SALE Her Is aemtthlng good, a five-room furnished house, close In, for 91,900. Plastered, painted and tinted. S30s) rash, balance 923 per month. J. F. Magu'-e 71.1 Main. 24-r,t FOR SALE One Ford delivery car aad 1 5-passenger Studebaker. Tel ford Bros, garage. 24-2t PRESIDENT NOW EATS CORN MEAD WASHINGTON. D. C. April ) 24. Corn bread Is served at the 4 White House. Wheat and wheat products have been off the menu there for some time. It Is learned thru local food offlcials. The city Is believed to be lead- lng the wheat savers of the coun- try. Restaurants, hotel and clubs have cut off wheat In any form. The wholesale bakers have set the examples to merchants, sav- Inc mora than 300,000 pounds of wheat, flour and an additional saving makes the record more 4 than 600,000 pounds, enough to 0 feed stricken Belgium on war ra- 4 Huns for some time. It was said. FOR SALE $250; lots 3 and 4, block 36, Hot Springs Addition; $S0 down balance eight months. Address Roy A. Feathers. 264S E 8t., San Diego, Calif. SS-9t FOR SALE OR TRADE Four log wheels, tires, boxes aand stub of axels; will make excellent four-horse truck for logging. Also house moving outfit, consisting of house-moving tracks with capacity of 45 tons, to gether with all cables. Jacks, blocks. ate., necessary. Ninth and Prospect streets. 10t LOST AND FOUND LOST On Sixth or Seventh street. leather handbag containing gold watch aad check with name of Mrs. Ella Grit ftb. Finder return to Herald office and receive $5 reward. 19-51 MISCELLANEOUS WtaafssMABPVSAai FOR SALE Lot 150-400, on Sixth street, with two railroad spurs in; Sne warehouse site. This can bo had for about 50 per cent or what adjoin' ing property is held at. FOR SALE 275 acre sheep ranch; This Is an exceptionally good buy. Investigate it. J. T. WARD CO., IS Mala Street ORPHEUS THEATER Bluebird Photoplay Presents Carmel Myera in THE WIFE HE BOUGHT" In Ave parts Also a One-Reel Comedy Music by Mrs. FUxpatrick aad Harry Bore. C2 Klamath Lodge No. 137, 1. O. O. F.. eta Friday night. H. F. Esell, N. O., Nata Otterbeln, Secretary. Cwauna Encampment No. 46, 1. O. O. F meets Tuesday night. W. A. Masten, C. P., Nate Otterbela Scribe. 4 , MAYOR PROCLAIM VARD9 Bt CLEANED AT ONCE "Clean up your yards, partlru- lArly jour barns aad barnyards," said Mayor C. B. Crlsler when ha 4 today proclaimed a town cleanup to take force Immediately. In or- der to sec that the proclamation is adhered to, Mayor Crlsler will appoint an Inspector to see that every barn and yard Is In the con- dltton that It should be, 4 The proclamation was made at this time because of the many 4 scarlet fever cases in town which will have a much greater chance to spread it the tilth Is not clean- cd up. 4 "I want you to understand that the order Is for you. not the oth- or fellow," said Mr. Crlsler. 0 ERSONAL MENTION UTTLK SIDRUOirTS ON LOCAL HAPPENING AMONG THE PEOPLE OF TUB C1TV AND VICINITY. GOINCM AND COMINGS OF LOCAL FOLKS " 44 E. U Elliott came In from Title t.ako eslerdny. A. P. Mulvery of Seattle Is regis tered nt the Baldwin. Mr. Dehavon of Lorella wns In town yesterday. W. D. Campbell is In town looking after matters of business from Lorella. Sidney Frcuer, foreman of the Hal ton ranch, was In the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Kills Young of Muse take, wore in Klamath Falls yesterday. i Judge a. T. Baldwin Is getting along I nicely, according to word received here yesterdny by his son, Will Bald .win. I). L. Smith. Phillips Heck, It. H. Conant. a T. Ewers, K. llawden and R. K. 8anford went to Ashland by the stago this morning. To bring back cars for tho Whlto Pelican garage, C. It. Underwood, J. K. Uodge. William Leo and Frank Wolf went to Ashland yesterday. . Hie Winnek Co.. Inc. 426 Main Street Klamath Falls Itev. W. It. Cox of the Eleventh street Ilaptlst church has taken out! his final naturalisation papers, and Is Frank Funk and T. Jolly, editor of now n full-fledged clllion of the Unit- the Crescent News, were In Klamath ' ed States. Falls yesterday. n.,wood and Robert Dehaven and William Ford- Ed Dodge were passengers on tht nev wen count v neat vUitnr from' stage to Med ford this morning. It Is HUNS DEMAND TRANSIT IN HOLLAND ULTIMATUM LONDON, April 23. The Oerninn ultimatum to Holland reported here, demanded the right of transit for civil ian fupplies and sand and gravel thru KolUnd, and also for transit of war naierials. The privilege to transit on both canals and railways Is aaked for. Auto Comfort Cushions and Camp- Cook gasoline stoves at Telford Bros. garage. 13 Ask Chllcote about the new law cast life, accident and health aeKclea af tha Travelers. 19 Do net be satisfied with any kind of shoe repairing. Wa da tha hast It BRADLEY SUPPLY CO. Buy mora than yeur ahara af Liberty Bends and War Stamp, anal than buy a heme frem Chlleete. 19 "American Beys She" remain an the feet leng after cheap ansa are con verted inta sllna-snets .and baseball covers. For sale at It BRADLEY SUPPLY CO. NOTICE St. I'Aul's Episcopal Guild will meet 'tomorrow at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Thos. Martin, 818 Walnut. Your shoes were made by machln cry. We have all kinds to repair them with. It BRADLEY SUPPLY CO. H OUSTON' Metreaetrtan s HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE DARK STAR THEATER Adelah Zuker Presents Pauline Frederick In "MRS. DANE'S DEFENSE" The greatest stage success of the benson brought to you by on of the greatest emotional actresses of the screen. Also a Mack Senett Comedy in Two Parts will return with Langell Valley. Charles Arthur of Lakcvlew arrived in this city several days ago to go to work for the Tyron-McKcndrec firm. Irvln Mould of Kennett, Calif., came In today for a visit with his sisters, ltafl Aftn flntilA rtn.l fla Inn flnt.1.1 ..o .VM.H H..U ....CO .. .WM.U. t . .. . . . . .. -. . Among mose registered ai mo tioiei Roy Callen came In from Sacrnmcn-'Hall today were: J. J. llrotherton of to today for n visit with O. S. Callen. San Francisco; C. H. Hoagson of San During his stay he Is looking over Francisco, Addle Hoyt of Fort Klam- rondltlnns here. nth. and J. Fairbanks of Plttvllle. Cal. reported that they three Bulck cars. If. M,. Manning recently returned from Portland, which was tho last city on his Itinerary for a two weeks auto mobile trip, Which included Prlneville, Ijilcevlew and Alturas. Nebraska Leads In War Stamp Returns WA8HINOTON, D. C, April 24. Nebraska leads all the states In War Saving Stamp contributions, both In amount and In per capita sales. That state, the treasury department reports, has turned In one tenth of the Nation's April 1st total of $149,361,792. Oregon ranks well up toward the head of the list, standing fifth in per capita sales of 12.23, on total sales of 11.925,926.57. New York Is second to Nebraska's 114,343,991, with $12,273,783 total sales. The District of Columbia, how ever, exceeds New York's total record with n per capita contribution of f3.73, second only to Nebraska, which shows a per capita of $11.06. New York state Is twenty-ninth in per capita, showing, with $1.13. Since the beginning of April, on which the foregoing position of the states Is based, the treasury depart ment shows an average of War 8avlng receipts of $2,600,000 a day. which Is a rate of $800,000,000 a year, and the! rata Is rising. Of the twenty leading states, all but Ave are weal of the Mississippi. The totals for states that have subscribed more than a dollar per capita follows King's Dehydrated Fruits and Vegetables Are composed of the choicest fruits, ripened on the trees, with the excess moisture removed, saving freight on water, cost of packing cases and cans. Their fruits sell at a uniform price of 35c a nackaa mw a tj)wv t To introduce them, we will place them this week at Two Packages - - 55c They are being demonstrated at our store, call and sample the different kinds. We are also demonstrating our 30c Coffee. Step in and have a cup Another small shipment of I.X.L. Soups at 10c the can Dozen cans ... $1.00 Fresh California Fruits and Vegetables received in quantities several times each week. Hie Winnek Co., Inc. 426 Main St. Phone 34 Klamath Falls 44 LESS SNOW AT CRATER LAKE THAU I MANY PROTEST AGAINST WILLARD-PULTON FIGHT OVER FIVE FEET AT HEADQUAR. TER8 THERE. WHILE LAST YEAR AT THIS TIME THERE WAS THIRTEEN FEET, REPORTS MOMYER ST. PAUL, April 24. Over 100 res menu in Twin city, mostly women and clergymen, marched before the governor's office and formally protest ed against the Wlllard-Pulton fight, which Is scheduled to be held in an arena situated midway between St Paul and Minneapolis on the Fourth of July. Altbo the season this year Is far ahead of that of previous years, there la still about 5 Hi feet of snow at bead quarters at Crater Lake, and between seven and eight feet at the rim of the lake. Last year at this time thore was thirteen feet at headquarters. This Is the report which H. E. Mo myer, assistant superintendent at the Purk there, brings with him. Mr. Are you saving for yourself alone or buying War Savings Stamps and sav Ing for yourself and your country T msr Is Metrt's Great Stress tt "Tie Slacker." At . Orpfcets, April 25 asi1 26 It la a flaming torch of patriotism. This seven-act patriotic feature has Momyer has been In town over the given a superb production suitable to week end, but expected to return to ' Its vmaft Antal Ma'm ttm fttk-aMlH.. w.i ra Mtu iui mulling Crater Lake today. In making the trip down Mr. Mo myer came on skees until a short way and absorbing story. It dramatises the present situation In America, when foreign propaganda battles for victory with native patriotism, and shows the TAFT WOULD RAISE BIQ ARMY BOSTON, April 24. "I am In favor of amending the draft law so that wo can raise an army of C.ooo.ooo or 6,000,000 men In two years," said for mer President William H. Tuft, In ad dresses at two Liberty Ixmn rallies here. "This Is to be a three-year war, two In which to send our boys, and a yeur to win the war. "1 can't fight in the trenches be cause they say 1 couldn't get In them. Hut I can do my share, and will do It, too, over here. We can't make ome lets without eggs; neither can wn fight a battle without men. We won't win until the nation Is a bouse of mourn ing. We'll have to go Into the valluy of the shadow of death, but the result will be worth the cost." raw eill(snrTeMlaglhe braife TPfTTTi Carnwffjr New City Laundry We Guarantee Our Werk. Shirts and Collars Laundered. Wa also wash silk, wool, and cat ered gods very carefully. Try us once and be convinced. Our prlcee are right Phono 154. 127 Fourth Street Back of First National Bank Get a atandard fire Insures, ash from Chllcote, 0M Main St II Regular communications yy Klamath Lodge No. 77, A. P. r A. M., second Monday of aaek month. A. R, Leavttt, W. M .- Buy this three room house near the high school for $7M, on easy terms, and step paying rent. See Chllcote. 19 "The First American Life Insurance Ca." Investigate the new 1918 pol Ma of Tha Mutual Life af N. Y Both tag better. Ceo. C. Ulricb, district asaaafler, oalca over First Stat Bank. TEMPLE THEATER Greater Vltagraph Present Alice Joyce and Harry Mersy In "THE QUESTION" and a Big V. Comedy ADMISSION TEN CENTS MERRILL OPERA HOUSE MOTION PICTDRM TVMDAY8 AND lATUHDATB above the sawmill, when be cut across actual struggle, the honest difference and made the rest of the trip by the of opinion that sometimes separates Hand Creek road. Ha reports that the families. The arguments that drive skeelng is fine now, but will soon not 'home the truth to Matthew and George bo so good. He also states that the Alden In "Draft 258" will prove of Sand Creek divide, between Fort .value to every person who sees this Klamath and Bend Is open for teams, picture. but will not be good for automobiles for a few days. Mr. Momyer says he can not safely make an estimate as to when the tour-! wrote Ikt traffle tn f!rtr Like will her In. 1 1 William Christy Cabanne directed "Draft 2fi8," and he and June Mathls wrote It. Mr. Cabanne la the man who and directed Metro's previous traffic to Crater Lake will begin, great patriotic produciioa, "The Slack- At present teams can go as far aa the er," and "Draft 2 5 8" Is area greater park line abovo the sawmill, while! than "The Slacker," If such a thing Is automobiles can go just about to the possible. "Draft 258" will carry a sawmill. I message straight Into th heart of av No one, besides himself, has' been at ery person in the audlnc. Delight- Crater Lake since about the middle of ful Mabel Taliaferro, the star, haa long February, says Mr. Momyer, which is . been a favorite in Metro wonderplsys, different from other years. He reports and she has never been greater than In that there were heavy winds, aad quit, her role of the girl patriot la "Draft a bit of saow than last wk. 1 158." 4-lt BJ UBslessOaw RIshtsMeofJtw M Arrews shew aiwoaoa for bnuhln- M Q How to Brtuh Teeth n I n Ml foeevenriaeiisMkJijl! H I I TTtsa!rMvalti I I U iinitts treat all tils surf icti LJ ! I r ue laedi sad tie mouth. LJ twaluToatboreusiielMnlos U atntseTkvAtltutthlsmucS fn smihesMbftsMtsriorniMls N I I IP, at iujit bofor relirfas. I I U Host lour tt lb teeth Ukts U. tMoftria- lb alckter rut- BJ U totnui7iHf. ss3l should LJ H thitsstfjaspraporsutlioitt' n M MMU.nwiMitsitoviHi I I BJ wmemaf tTrtalar smiiob. 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