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Benrfd's Classified Ad vs.
HELP WANTED
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NXPEIUENCED lumber tallyman open
for position. Apply 019 Walnut ave.
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WANTED I'reman or presfecder.
W. O. Smith Printing Co. 17-tf
FOR RENT
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POR RENT Pasture for several
thousand head of stock In lower
Klamath Marsh. See A. A. Mehaffey,
411 Main at., Klamath Falls. 16-tf
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Good milch cow. Enquire
of J. H. Potter. Mills Addition. 4-3t
FOR RALE Potatoes in large or
small quantities, 50c per sack. Call
KM or address P. O. bos 451. 2-5t
FOR SALE 3 U wagon; one horse
spring wagon. 213 Main st 2-6t
MISCELLANEOUS
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ROOM AND BOARD 203 Main. 3-2t
WANTED To rent furnished bunga
low or apartment; good care of fur-
altar guaranteed. Apply 134 S. 7th.
S-31
WANTED Team good horses, 1,600 or
heavier; 6 to 6 years old. Pelican
Bay Lumber Co. l.Ct
FOR SALE 475-aera stock or sheep
ranch ; 300 acres finest soil in coun
ty aad coming under Irrigation; all
feaced and cross fenced; $25 per acre,
J. T.'tyUtD CO.,
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'Orptiw. Theater Presents
Harry Carey In
-STRAIGHT SHOOTING"
la Five Parts, and a
Two-Reel L-Ko Comedy
Sunday and Monday
Win. Pax Praaanta
Corse Walsh In
A Stirring Patriotic Drama
THE PRIDE OF NEW YORK"
Ala a On-Rl Comsdy
Admission 10c and 18e
fttaaac by Mr. Fftssstrick aad
Harry Bore!
Klaaatk Lodg No. 117, 1. 0. 0. F.,
aata Friday sight H. F. Esall,
M. O., Nate Ottarbala, Sacratary.
Ewauaa Escssspmest No. it, I. O.
O. F.. meets Tuesday sight W. A.
Mata, O. P., Nate Ottarbeia Berths.
Regular communications
Klamath Lodge No. 77, A. F.
A. M., second Monday of
oath. A. R. Leavltt, W. M,
LEGAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF EMPLOYEES' QUARTER8 NO.
IIS. Department of the Interior, Offlce
of Indian Affairs, Washington, D. C,
April 32, 1918, sealed proposals, plain
ly marked on the outside of the sealed
aavelope, "Proposals for the construc
tion of employees' quarters No. 112, at
tha Klamath School, Oregon," and ad
dressed to the "Commissioner of In
dus Affairs, Washington, V. C," will
b received at the Indian Offlce until
two o'clock P. M.. of Mnv 20. lfilB. for
Mala Scree
ORPHEUS THEATER I
Cf-x&
A
aaksi
furnishing materials and labor for the
t construction of employees' quarters
No. Ill in strict accordance with the
plans, peclncatlons and instructions
to bidders, which may be examined at
tha oaace of the paper or periodical
. lis which this advertisement appears,
tha United State Indian Warehouse,
at Chisago, Illinois. gtLouis, Missouri,
jaa FraselMO, California, and the
Messrs' jsnkaago. St Paul. Minne
sota, aad at tha oflea of the Superin-
tesmgldfeBfj
, sc is KUBMts scbooJ, Kiam-
oregos.1 For further in
to tso sMMristasdaat
l Bahaal, Oresos.. Cato
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GERMAN LIU DINltD
Y STATS DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON. D. C, May 4. la
addition to denying th Genua charge
that American aviator hat gone to
France under the guise of ambulance
men and Y. H.C.A. worker, the state
department haa requested the Spanish
government to furnish proof of the as
sertions. ESPEE ENGINEER VISITS
Assistant Chief Engineer H. P. Hocy
ot the Southern Pacific company Is In
Klamath Falls today for a short visit.
Mr. Hoey Is well known In Klamath
County, where he has property Inter
ests. He was In charge ot the Klam
ath Falls branch ot the Espcc when
that line was built
DENY DISCRIMINATION
AGAINST AMERICANS
WASHINGTON. D. a. May 4. An
swering the state department's inquiry.
Germany yesterday declared that the
American prisoners were treated the
same as those of other nationalities.
Ask Chllcet about th nv lew coat
life, accident and health policies of th
Traveler. 19
Ladles' up-to-date- shoe shining par
lorn, S31 Main. Bucks, suede, olse.
etc., a specialty. Courteous treatment
26-lra
uy more than your ahar af Liberty
Bend and War Stamps, and than buy
a hem from Chllcet. IS
ATTENTION, K. OF P.
The meeting night has been changed.
All Loyal Knights are requested to be
at the Castle Hall at S p. m., Wednes
day evening. May 8th. C. D. Chorpen
Ing. C. C. 4-4t
LIEUTENANTS WANTED
Hon. P. C. Harley, Mayor of Astoria,
Is seeking the republican nomination
for governor of the state. No ma
chine, no clique and no bankroll are
back of him, but he stands on a plat
form containing specific planks favor
ing patriotism, labor, development of
Oregon resources, light wine and
beer, distinctly excluding whiskey
and saloons.
He 'Is striving for a greater Oregon,
an Oregon for all, not a few, and his
slogan Is "Do you want a' live State?
Vote for Harley for Governor." If you
are In favor of liberty at home, aa well
as abroad, and believe In a square deal
for all, become a Harley Lieutenant by
writing to the Harley for Governor
League. Portland Hotel, Portland.
Lieutenants are needed la every pre
cinct 4-lt
H
OUSTON'
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Metropolitan AnmamanU
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
STAR THEATER
J L. Lasky Present
Julian Biting In
"THE COUNTESS CHARMING"
y Gardner Hunting
From the story by Gllett Burgess
and Carolyn Wells. Directed by Don
ald Crisp.
SUNDAY
Pallas Picture Pranta
Osorg Beban In
"LOST IN TRANSIT"
A Paramount Picture'
TEMPLE THEATER
Mutual Film Corp. Prnta
Mary Miles Mlnter In
"CHARITY CASTLE"
Something different in pictures.
Also
Geo. Ovy Comedy
Sunday and Monday
Path Present
"THE INNER VOICE"
Starring Ivan Maxuklh
Produced by the Russian Art Film
company, and
"HEARST PATHE NEWS"
Latest War Pictures, Currant Evanta
ADMISSION 10c aand 15c
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURES
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAY!
IERSONAL
LtTTUC BIDBXlQIITft ON LOCAL MAFPKMNCiS
AMONG TUB PEOPLE OP THIS CITY AND VICINITY.
GOINGS AND COMIXUS OP LOCAL FOLK
IL
P. E. Kidder Is a county seat visitor
from Kirk.
H. O. Fawcett and son of Dend are
guests at the Hotel Hall.
It. F. Cotton Is registered at the
Hotel Hall from Portland.
G. K. Harrington Is down from the
Fort Klamath district for a brief visit.
W. U Drown Is here looking after
business Interests from Salem.
Edson F. Adams and F. J. Early ot
Oakland are in town for a short time.
Big Disaster
AN ATLANTIC PORT, May 4. Six-ty-slx
persons lost their lives when
the ship City of Athens, bound from
New York for Savannah, was rammed
and sunk by a French cruiser off the
Delaware coast at 1 o'clock Wednesday
morning. The missing Include ten men
and two women, who were passengers;
seven out of twenty-four United States
marines, who were on board; fourteen
out of twenty French sailors, and thirty-throe
ot tha crew.
Both ships were carrying running
lights, because of the heavy fog. F. J.
Doherty, wireless operator, was able
to send out only one "S. O. 8." call af
ter the cruiser plunged into the side of
the Athens. There was no response to
the appeal for aid, and the vessel sank
so quickly Doherty had no opportunity
to repeat the call. Ha la believed to
have been drowned at his post
All the passengers aad many of the
crew were In their bertha when the
bow of the warship plunged Into the
side of the- 2,300-ton coastwise vessel.
Paris Will Resemble
Prairie
PARIS, April 15. (Correspondence
ot the Associated Press) Parisians
are "digging in" to avoid the bombs of
tha German air raider. Trench shel
ters, it Is anounced, will be construct
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OUS C. MOSIR
Republican
President Oregon Stat Senat
For a vigorous prosecution of the war to a victorious conclusion.
For strict business principle in management or State affair.
For Rural Credit Extension, Irrigation, Drainage and development
of all our resources.
For assistance by Portland capital und business to every section of
our great state.
For the rights of both Labor and Capital under a scheme of
mutual co-operation.
POR GOOD ROADS, BUT FIGHTING THE PAVING TRUST.
We are paying about $5,000 more per 16-foot mile of bltullthlo pave
ment In Oregon than is being paid In Washington. Let us build good
roads In every county of the State
GIVE EVERY COUNTY A SQUARE DEAL
Elect MOSER and you will forever banish the subtle Influence of
tha Paving Trust from Oregon politic.
Aggressively Independent
Paid Advertisement
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH
MENTION
Alice R. Nugent la a Klamath Falls
visitor from Umatilla.
E. H. I.ordd was among the train
arrivals last night from San Francisco.
C D. Welter, a saw mill operator at
Dorris, Is In town today looking after
business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Garrett are In
from their ranch homo near Uly on
a short business ttlp.
J. C. Mitchell, an extensive cattle
buer of the Gaielle section, Is hero
today, en route for Lakevlew.
Off
Delaware Coast
Fire broke out allmost immediately af
terward In hold No. 1, but It had no
bearing on tho fate of the ship, for the
flames were quickly quenched by the
rush of water which poured in.
Captain J. Forward, one ot the vet
eran commanders In the service of the
Ocean Steamship company, owners of
the vessel, did his best to avert a panic
and man the lifeboats. So quickly did
the vessel sink, however, that there
was no time to get tb boat away,
and many of those who perished were
trap'pedln their berth.
Those of the passengers and crew
who were able to reach the deck, all
of them thinly clad and many without
life preservers, plunged Into the sea.
The cruiser launched lifeboats lm
Fire broke out almost immediately af
Its searchlights upon waters In which
the men and women were struggling
for their lUes. Sixty-eight persons
were picked up and brought back to
this port by the warship, which was
not seriously damaged.
Dog Village
ed along the Champs Elysees, In the
Bols de Boulogne, in tho Bols da Vln
cennes .and In all the public square.
These are intended aa refuges for
persons in quarters 'where strongly
vaulted cellars are not accessible.
A PATRIOTIC AMERICAN.
A NATIVE OP WISCONSIN.
AGE 47.
POR 27 YEARS A RESIDENT
OP OREGON
A VIGOROUS CHAMPION OP
THE RIGHTS OP THE
PEOPLE
j..- ., , innnnruinriAfuxi
PALLS, OREGON
Their construction will glvo the people
ot the French capital mora than avar
the conviction that Paris It now a part
of tha heralc frost.
Mar than S.000 cellars already are
Lin us as place of refuge during air
rams, aaa iu muvnun uiw
their approval of them at safe, avan If
the houses orar than ahould b da-
jstroyed by airmen's bombs. Soma of
these cellars inciter aa many ns iw
persons. Many of them are connected
with another cellar by a passage, so as
to afford an exit If flooded by broken
water pipes or filled with gas from
I broken gas mains.
Some are equipped with tools for re
pairing broken pipe.
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A large number of the Midland peo
ple attended, the farewell party for
"Poso" Hooper at the F. M. 8exloh
place.
Miss Queenle Hoff and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Turner motored to Shlpplngton
Sunday.
James Dixon, Wm. Green and En-
man's put stock In the J. I). Hooper
pasture Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Hammond was In Midland on
Monday from bis ranch east of here.
M HAIK-JAK
WITHSA8E IEA
IF MIXED WITH aWLPHUR IT
DARKENS HO NATURALLY NO
BODY CAN TELL
The old-time mixture of Saga Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray,
streaked and faded hair Is grand
mothers recipe, and folks are again
using It to keep their hair a good,
even color, which Is qulto sensible,
as wa are living In an age when a
youthful appearance Is of the great
est advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don't have
the troublesome task of gathering the
sage and the mussy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell the ready-to-use
product, Improved by the addition of
other Ingredients, called "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" for
about 50 centa a bottle. It Is very
popular because nobody can discover
It has been applied. 8lmply moisten
your comb or a soft brush with It and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time: by morn.
Ing the gray hair disappear, but
what delight th ladles with Wyeth's
Sage and 8ulphur Compound, I that,
besides beautifully darkening the hair
after a few applications, It also pro
duce that aott lustre aad appearance
of abundanco which I ao attractive.
This ready-to-us preparation I a de
lightful toll) requisite for those who
deslr a mora youthful appearance. It
Is not Intended for tha cure, mitiga
tion or prevention of disease. Adv.
BEODf HOT WATER
WttNIDfC IP TOO
vommLmm
Mjjw fBjajBJ Qw Ml WBTvSJw
If you waka up wits a bad taste,
bad braatb aad toaaua la ceated: if
your head la dull or achlaf ; it what
you oat sour asd forma ama aad add
is itomaca, or you ar btltoas, cosatl
patea, senro.ua, sallow, asd aas't sot
feeling iuat riant, basis inside hath.
ing. Drink before braakfaaL a auua
of real hot water with v tsaapooaful
of limestone phoaphaU la it Tola
will flush tha soiaosa asd toxins from
stomach, liver, kldaeya aad bowala,
asd clean, awaetea aad surlf tha
entire alimentary tract Do your Is
ild batslsg imsMdlataly upos aria
Ing la tha aaoralag to wash out ot tha
system all tha pruvlout day's poteoa
ous waste, gas- a and sour blla before
putting mora food lato tho ttostach.
To feal ilka young folk feel: Ilka
you felt before your blood, senraa sad
muscles bacama loaded with body Isv
purities, get from your Dharaaaeiat &
quarter pound of llmastoso phosphate
which I Inexpensive and almost uau.
law, exoapt for a sourish twlag which
i not unpleasant.
Just aa aoap and hot waUr act os
tho skin, cleansing, aweoUslsg sad
rreshanlng, ao hot watsr asd lime
stone phosphate set os tho itoaucb,
liver, kidney asd bowel. Mob asd
I women woo are usually constipated,
biiiou. headachy or nave any stomach
disorder should basis this Issld bath
ilsg before braakfaaL Thay are as-
'llffSAil kw Mrfl !.. .
i" " " " wwi rwai crass
o tha subject shortly. Adv.
Kluut..fj News
MIDLANO
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Don't Suffer With Corns
Klamath
Korn-
Knocker
Will resort Idem quickly.
No Pain. No Soreness
25c Bottle
. KLAMATM TUXS OK tCON u j7Ti
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Goodyear.
Michelin and
Firestone
Tires
Telford Brothers
Garage
Ask Chllcete to shew you that four
room modern bungalow In the heart of
'.he city, only cne block from Main
street. Veu should not overlook this
opportunity. Price Stt.ino, on easy
term. 19
Buy this thrs reem nous near the
high school for STAO, en easy terms,
and top paying rent. See Chllcete. 1!)
"CAN YOU BEAT ITT"
Oeed four-room house, PULLV PUR.
NISHBO, $1,250, S350 cssh, balanc
25 per month.
J. F. MAQUIRE,
ISt 713 Main St.
(LTiVrwwRPhanikVY
Where Do You
Stand?
You are either for the war
or against it. If you are
against it you ought to be
in Germany. If you are for
it you ought to own Liberty
Bonds.
Buy that Liberty Bend
today.
California-Oregon Power Company
Mala and Seventh
DR. CLAYTON E. WHEELER
I'HYHICIAN aad sJUMJKON
Bnlnal Treatment.
Specialist In chronic diseases. Examination and consuliatlos ft
Largest X-Ray laboratory Is Southern Oregon. latest electrM
appiiaacas that ara bow ud In
SATURDAY, MAV 4, 1.
Early BirTO
Bl
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New Felts for
Spring
Tim new Mift fl-lu fr Hpriai
nr clioun In uih-ii, l)tmMi u7
slwl, oml, mill In lmnt Utix
Hon i. ot llui Ntunlm. Ttirreare
ri'Kubir Him .iMi l.,i.,.i. .,A
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K. Sugarman
Small Pill
Small Dose
Small Price
FOR
Constipation
have stood the tett of time.
Purely vegetable. Wonderfully
quick to banlth blllloueneaa,
headache, Indlgeitlon and t
clear up a bad complexion.
Star Drug Co.
Klamath Falls, Oregoa
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"The First Amerlrnn Life InioruM
Co." InvriillKntii tlio new 1111 Ml
Iclcs of The Mutual Life of N. Y,BuV
Iiik better. Cio. C. lllrkh, dlttrkt
tiuinnRir, oltlre orr I'lrnt Stat I
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C.t a atandard fir. Insurance eJk
from Chllcote, IU1.1 Main St. II
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the curing of disease.
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