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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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W. 0. SMITH, Editor
PaaUaked telly aiceat Baaday by
raid Pablkhlna Coaaaay of
ta Mk, at lit roart atroat
ittnd at the soatoSsca at nasaata
falla. Oregoa. for traasaiUaloa taroagh
i aa eacoad-claaa auttar.
akaerlf Uoa tanaa by sail to aay
ilinn la tha Balled BUtaai
Oaarear .
Ombmo
P
m PERSONAL..
George M. Cherry is county sent
visitor from Klamath Marsh.
Jack McCartle In registered at the
Hotel 'Hall from BIy.
Sam Ramsey came in last night on
business from Slsson, Calif.
SATUBOAY, MAY 11, 1918
Herald's Classified Advs.
O. A. Gordon Is a Klamath
l.-ilor today from Chlco, Calif.
Kails
HELP WANTED
WANTED Woman to work In board
ing house; good wages to right par
ty. Phone 98J. . lMt
WANTED Good milker at Klamath
Falls Dairy: good wages. Phone 49.
Wt
WOMAN WANTS work as cook or sec
ond cook in camp. Inquire Nevada
rooming house, G36 Main street 7-6t
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Pasture tor several
thoaaand head of stock la lower
Khuaata Marsh. 80s A. A. Mehaffey,
411 Mala it.. Klamath Palls. 16-tf
SALE
FOR
FOR SALE Two heaters and pipe;
aaaltary couch; t bedsteads; 3
springs; I stand tables. Mrs. O. Pey
ton, 20 Market street 10-St
FOR SALE Furniture complete for
6-roeaa house, and chickens; cheap
for cash. See W. T. Murphy. Mills
Addition. -3t
FOR 8ALE Wicker baby buggy, good
aa aew. Phone 383M. 9-3t
FOR SALE Fine Percheron stallion,
aimed Shamrock, t years, 1,700. lbs.;
licensed. Apply Joe Dervan, ranch,
Merrill road. 6-6t
J. A. MeUeynotds Is In town today
fiom Ms ranch In Lnngell Valley.
E. Uudy of San Francisco was
umong the train nrlwils last owning.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Campbell of San
Francisco nre guests at the Hotel Halt.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Chllders wow in
the city yesterday from their Illy
homo.
1!. H. Kadcllffe Is among the county
srat visitors today from the Klamath
A&ency.
George S. Hoyt and Fred Krrlnr.ton
i c down on business today from Fort
Klamath.
W. E. Hammond was In town look
ing after business Interests yesterday
from Merrill.
F. Burns of Med ford was among the
arrivals yesterday. He Is registered
at the Hall Hotel.
W. E. Lamm of the Lamm Lumber
rompnny at Modoc Point, Is a county
soar visitor today.
George Soulo of Berkeley, Calif, Is
hire visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Bratton.
Curl Brown of Shasta Valley, ntnr
Mimtngue, Calif., Is visiting it the
home of his uncle, Dr. A. A. Soule.
Society Events 0 the Week
ANNOUNCKMKNT
The Young I'eople'a Federation of
ihn different churches of the city will
I hold n meeting tomorrow night ai 7
church. A
John Hngelstein, an extensive ranch
er of the Algomn district, paid the
county seat n brief business visit yes
tcrday afternoon.
K. 11. Peterson, who has been here
for several days working In the Inter
ests of tbo Industrial School Club, left
this morning for Jackson County.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kimball left yes-
terday for Utkevlew, where Mr. Kim
ball will look uftcr tha leasing of the
Weyerhaeuser lands In that county.
DANCING SCHOOL CLASS
a .,.. in.M.nn. .,,.,.,11 no or thoient: Mesdames W. B. Seehorn, Clarn o'clock at the Methodist
Woman's Missionary Society of the' Mr. Ry Sanderson. Jack Hales, ;M)Ccll musical program has been nr
oman. Missionary Soclet) or "a. a ThomM . ghdtr( J( T Mc. ,,,, nd all member, of ihe Feder-
Christian church was held at the
ICiillom, M. L. Milter, K. K. Dunbar, t,m are urged to be present. Mis
home of Mrs. Balnter Thursday after- 0. Mitchell, M. 8. Taylor, K. Hlco.'nchel Applegate will lead the meet.
Sam Miller, Matt smun, j. u iiecmey ngi
and Mrs. Balnter.
Klwatk
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News
Monday evening, S:30. Mooso hall
Vr. und Mrs. Fred Klllendahl.
noon. The topic was "The immigrant
and Efforts In Ills Behalf."
Mrs. Hose Thomas and Mrs. Freda
Taylor led the meeting. A map of the
United States was used, showing
where the board of missions are rain- eett
Isterlng to these foreigners. j
Mrs. It. II. Dunbar gate an Interest
ing talk entitled, "The Immigrant,
Women; Our Charge." Mrs.llalnler
read n paper on the subject "The For
eigner In Our Midst." and Mrs. See
horn told of Mexico and work among
tiio Mexicans, Each member answer
ed the roll call by reading a clipping
ll'2tiou luimlirnnt work.
Musical numbers hv Mrs. Matt!
The new IQIt pollclea of tha Travel
era are up-to-date In every way, and
they coat leaa than ether. ..lee Chll-
No one ever got rich merely by
rnxlitg money, You must Invent , It.
A good way to Invest It I to buy War
Bavins and Thrift Stamp.
At the Churches
(Smith and Mrs. J. L. Becklry were en
Joed. The following ladles were pre-
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SPRING LAKE
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FOR 8ALE A 4-room plastered house
oa eaay term. Call at 2136 Want
land ave., Mill Addition. 6-6t
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Second band saddle; will
aay 20 or 30 for a good one. E. J.
Kdwaids, box 277, city. 10-41
TO EXCHANGE Beautiful Klamath
Falla residence for small farm near
FOR SALE Three room bouse on lot
(SxltS, on paved street; sewer and
paving assessments paid In full; fine
sardeasoil. $K0, easy term.
9. V. WARD A CO.,
IS Mala Street
ORPHEUS THEATER
Wm. Fox Peasants
Theda Sara In
THK ROSE OF BLOOD"
aerea-reel special at special prices
10c and 20c
Admlealen 10e anal 15c
Maate by Mr. Fltssatrfck and
Harry Boral
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Klamath Lodge No. 137. 1. 0. 0. F.,
aueta Friday night. H. F. Eaell,
N. O., Nata Otterbeln, Secretory.
Cwauaa Encampment No. 46, 1. O.
O. F., meeU Tuesday night. W. A.
Hasten, C. P., Nata Otterbeln Scribe.
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Regular communication
Klamath Lodge No. 77, A. F.
ft .A. M., second Monday of
oath. A. R. Leavltt, W. H
Mr. Frank Henry, a former resi
dent of Spring Lake, Is here visiting
with Mrs. Frank Stewart, from Ban
don. Ore.
Mrj. Frank Gentry and Miss Louisa
Schrelner attended the Red Cross
meeting at the Mount Lakl church
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Oliver Kinney I spending a
few days with her mother, Mrs. F. O.
Williams.
Mrs. Southwell of Olene spent Sun
day with her daughter, Mrs. Earl
Rigbtmelr.
Mrs. Glen Steeman, Warter Stewart,
Mr Folsom and E. G. Parker were
Klamath Falls visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Glen Steeman and Lucille
Stewart atended the high school play
at Merrill Thursday night
The Christian Science Society of
Klamath Falls, which Is a branch or
ganisation of The Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ Scientist,
In Boston, Mass., holds service at
113 South Fourth street, every Sun
day morning at 11 o'clock and ever)
Wednesday evening at 8:00. All are
welcome.
The lesson subject for Sunday,
May 12th, "Adam and Fallen Man."
The Sunday school session Is from
9:45 to 10:45 every Sunday morning.
Pupils are enrolled to the age of 30.
The free reading room and free
lending library Is open from 2:30 to
4:30 on Tuesdays. Thursday and
Saturdays. The Blbto and all author
ized Christian Science literature may
be read, borrowed or purchased.
BASEBALL SUNDAY
AT MODOC PARK
The Red Shirts will play the Merrill
town team Sunday afternoon at 2:30,
at Modoc Park. The Merrill team de
feated the Red Shirts 11 to 10 two
week ago, and the Red Shirts defeat
ed the Chelsea team last Sunday. A
good game Is promised. Admission
25c. All above expenses will be given
to the Red Cross. Everybody come.
BeachV Auction Block'
Tremendous Punch Play
At the Star Theater Sunday. Film Pro
duced Under Personal Supervision
of Famous Author Has Message
for Every Girl in America
Hex Beach's greatest novel, "Thn
Auction Block," has been brought to
the screen. I'icturlted under the dl-
MEETING AT MALIN TOMORROW
It Is especially urged Hint all farm
ers Interested should attend the meet-
Hex Itenrh's novels loved wherever
books are, known fills every reel,
there Is a "punch" In every scene.
' A..,.,... (ft... ...nr.. Mllrrltn. liinnlMdli ar.t
reel supervision of the famous author u flRh , ( N.w. Y(rk KMnhUnK uou,0
nnd released thru (loldwln. this stir-. ded hy the pullets the overturning
ring life drama of n million girls In 'of n great pot of molten steel In a
America's big cities and small towns Pittsburg mill, and the engulfing of n
comes to the Star theater Sunday and score of workmen; the lavish banquet
Mlnday. I ghun by the steel millionaire at which
"The Auction Block" will grip arid the "souvenirs" for the young women
The life action which has made almost without number.
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Metropolitan Anweement
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HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
STAR THEATER
Arteraft Picture Corp. Preaant
Blllle Burk In
"THK LAND OF PROMISE"
Also a laughable 2-Reel Keyatena
Comedy
SUNDAY
Rex Btach'a QrsaUst. Story
"THE AUCTION BLOCK"
The life drama of a million girls in
America's big cities and small towns.
BUY A HOME
Price are going up, but this are
real Bargain:
Four room home and big lot on
Jehnaen avtnu for $850 caah.
Three room house and corner lot on
Jefferaen atreet for 9760, on very eaay
TEMPLE THEATER
Empire Star Corp. Preaenta
Charts Frohman'e Great Succesa
"THE OUTCAST'
Starring Ann Murdsck
Alio Go. Ovy In a Dandy Comedy
j Pour room modsrn hem on Pin
atreet, for only 12,150. on terma.
Six reem houa on Oak avenue for
1,7Vt, an terma.
Six roam modern houa and big lot!
M rstftin aireei fer oniy i,tau.
Tkfta roam hue and earner lot In
taaiad Hat Springe for only 1900. ,
" f wl $4 lata on pavement at
SUNDAY
Triangle Fin Art Prasenta
Roy SUwart In
"THE LAW'S OUTLAW
A Real Western Drama. Also
HEARST PATHE NEWS
Latest War Pictures, Current Event
ADMISSION 10c aand 15c
They're Deadly Foes to
Gas Waste the Chalmers
Hot Spot and Ram's-Horn
Manifold
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MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURES
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
lng at Matin hall tomorrow afternoon,
where the co-operative grain elevator hold you from the first moment to the guests are golden meitibags, and so on
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Church or the Sacred Heart, cornar " """ """'"' '" uwcusst-u. nisi
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of Klghth and High streets. Rer.
Hugh Marshall, pastor.
First Mass at 8:30 a. m.
Second Mas at 10:30 a. m.
Evening servlcea at 7 o'clock.
Evangelical Lutheran service will
be held In the Eighth street Baptist
church at 2 p. m.
Sunday school will be held at 1 p. m.
Sermon text, 11 Tim.. 3:16,17.
Sermon subject. "What doea tbo
Bible tell us about the Bible?"
Alt Lutherans of Klamath Falla are
most cordially Invited to attend these
service. All other Interested are
welcome. Anyone knowing of Luth
erans In or around Klamath Fall
please notify M. C. Rossman, pastor.
137 First street.
Eleventh Street Baptist Church
Hev. W. II Cox, p.wir.r. Phone VZ.
Residence 235 Tenth street.
Sunday school at 9:45. Mrs. P. D.
Owen superintendent.
Preaching service at 11 o'clock. Sub
ject. "Vigilance the Road to Victory."
B. Y. P. U. at 7 p. m. Leader, Miss
Phyllis Owen. Subject, "Denomina
tional Fellowship."
Preaching service t 8 p. m. Subject, '
Thre Sure Things." I
These services are homelike, good
fcnmons. Good singing. They are'
for you. !
The Eleventh Street Baptist church
has been fumigated, and Sunday school
and preaching services will be as
usual.
Go pel Mission, 208 Main atreet,
second door west of postoOce.
Song service at 2:30 p. m.
Preaching at 3 p. m.
Songs and testimonies after the!
preaching service.
Come and bring your friend and en
Joy these services each Sunday. You
nre welcome. c. W. Mullenelx andi
Co-Workers.
Presbyterian Church Notice Sun
day, May 12th, Is Mother's Day. At
the morning Hcrvlco the pastor will
speak on the subject, "The Trinity of '
Fatherhood and Motherhood." Every
one Is urged to wear a white flower
In honor of their mother, or any other
color, if white Is not available. Tbero
will be special music.
Sunday school as usual at 10 a. m.
In the evening we will unite with
the Methodist people in their church,
at which time Rev. E. P. Lawrence
will preach for Rer. O. O. Oliver on
the theme, "Christ Shrinking From
This Cross."
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Grace M. E. Church Corner Tenth
and High streets. Rev. Geo. o. Oliver,
pastor,
Sunday school at 10 a. m., E. M.
Chllcote, superintendent.
No preaching servlcea In the morn
ing, a Mrs. Hammer, who was to All
the pulpit, is quarantine.
Epworth League at 7 p. m., I. D.
Whltrnore, president.
Her. E. P. Lawrence of the First
Presbyterian church will fill the pul
pit In the evening at 8 o'clock. Spe
cial music in the evening.
A cordial welcome await you.
Coma.
, These are days when the uncioui person U cutting out all lor,.,,
of waste in his shop and in his home.
No doubt a condition that has sent thousands to see the new Chalmers
with its two great devices that Hoorerbe gas.
One of them is the now noted Hot Spot, which cracks up and heat
up the raw gas into a cooked condition for wonderful power results.
The other is the Ram's-Horn Manifold, which of the two is prob
ably an even greater device.
For it takes the gas vapor from the Hot Spot and carries It 14 inches
equi-distant to each cylinder without sharp turns, angle or pocket where
the vapor might lodge.
So that at the moment of sparking, the gas Is (like the charge in a
large projecule) ready for 10096 results.
There's so little that comes out of the exhaust (n the form of un
burned gas as to be negligible.
.. w.c p0w,er goes into tne crank-shaft and oat of the rear wheels.
And such a soft, luring power that it casts spell of intense satisfaction
the moment your foot touches the accelerator.
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Dunham Auto Co.
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You Will Sing
With Joy
When you . ,i. ,,
ami Hummer neKKn ,,lrU "
aw tinmukltig. Nmm. ,Uad
INitlertis, and price cr mZ
K. Sugarman
The Third Liberty Losn drlva Is
ever, but the War and Thrift HtsZ
drive last th whole year, AskCiiL
cot abouUhtm. ,
SAGE TEA KEEPS
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tVIIKN MIAMI with scumnro
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M'KTIIK AT UCi:
Gray hair, howeter liandiom.
notes advancing age. Wo all know lb
advantages of a youthful appearaaee.
Your hair Is your clinrtn It make or
mnra the fate, Wlifii It fsdrs, Urn
gray and looks streaked, Just a Isw
npplliatloiiit of Sage Tea and Sulphur
enhances Its appearance a hundred
fold. Don't stay gray! Look yot!
Either prepare the nrlpe at horn or
get from any drug store a SO-cent bot
tle of "Wyrth's Knge and 8ulpkur
Compound',' which Is merely th oil
time recipe Improved by the addlUoa
of other Ingredients. Thousand ef
folk reromtiirnd this resdy-to-JM
preptrnllon, because it darkens lb
hair beautifully, beside no en CM
poailbly tell, as It darkens so nstsr
ally and evenly. You raolstea I
sponge or soft brush with It, drswlsj
this, through the linlr, taking eat
small strand nt a lime. Ily moralif
th gray hair disappears; after
other application or two, Us nttirsl
color Is rcstnrml and It becomes thick,
glossy and lustrous, and you tppttr
)cnrs younger,
Wjeth's Snge and Sulphur Con
pound Is n delightful mllrt requisite
It Is not Intended for tlio curt Bill
(nllnn or prevention of illese. id
Goodyear.
Michelin and
Firestone
Tires
Telford Brother!
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