The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 21, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextV l l?A. Wl I . ,nv;v MM TW4) v l'l. - 0H r i THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TtoEvening Herald W. O. Ill ITH, Editor dally unit Saaday y steal PabMsklag Cotaaaay ef ratta, at 114 Poartk itnM. MMIMM 1111 ! - nil1 fkMHJ HCWl V aaa SaaBae7 - I SHASTA VIEW 4aaa TUtBDAV, MAVa.1M. I at th gostotSe at Klamath ratta. Onto, for traaamJssloa Urragb I'M MOOad-CUM BMtUT. fcy ssall t say gldrat Is the UalUd Stateai Om yr t.ss OaasMart . TUESDAY, MAY 21, HIS - - BeraU's Classified Ad$. HELP WANTED H0mmMWMMWw Mi WANTED First class woman cook for four bachelors In Ore room house at Pelican Day Lumber company; sep arate cabin for her u.o; Phone 70J. good wages. 21-31 FOR RENT WWWWWIMWIWWWWWIWWd 4MMMWVW. TOR RENT Four room house, block from Mala street; furniture for sale. Call forenoon or after 6 p. m., 835 Pine. 20-31 FOR RENT Furnished and unfurnish ed apartments, Jackson building, Mala street, opposite White Pelican hotel 15-Ct FOR RENT Pasture for several tkweaad head of stock la lower KJamalli Marsh. See A. A. Mehaf ey, 411 Mala it, Klamath Falls, 14-tf FOR SALE FOR SALE 1.500-lb. horse; flrst-cUss logaing or lead animal; 3H borse- aewer Wade gasoline drag saw, 2 lach wagoa; bicycle. All in first class ceadltloa aad a bargain. Herald office er hex 1141. 144t LOST AND FOUND W0wmmwwa LOST On Keno road, mink fur-cape, Return to Herald office; reward. 20-2t LOST On Fort Klamath road Satur day; trareltag bag. Finder 'notify Herald office. 20-2t FOUND Crank off automobile, oa Fart Klamath road. Herald office. LOST Between Klamath Falls aad Lakavtew, pair of LaMare Sold gfaaoea. Return to Herald office; re ward. 214t MISCELLANEOUS SHEARTNO Anyone waatlag sheared. aoUfy Frank Gray- Merrill; kare (-drop shearlag atraack. 2-2t UN EXPENDUUK E SUM ISM EXPENDITURES OUTLINEO UN OER GOVERNMENT OPERATION ARE NEARLY SILLION HALF IS FOR IMPROVEMENTS FOR SALE Extra lae oak office fur- altar, desk, chairs, office chair aad ijr rag. 4x12. 9. T. WARD 0 MS Mean ORPHEUS THEATER " MASDALENE OP THE HILLS' S-Act Metro Wonderplay with Mabel Taliaferro As the Star AeVnleslen lOe and lie s Xauutl i Ledge No. 117, 1. 0.O. F. Friday algkt. H. F. Esell, If. O., Nate OtterbeU, Secretary. ffiwaaaa Eacampmsat No. 41, 1. O. O. F., meeU Tuesday Bight, W. A. C. P., Nat OtterbeU Scribe. WASHINGTON, D. C, May 21. Railroads under gorernmeat operation this year will spend nearly a billion dollars for additions, betterments aad equipment,' or approximately three times as much as la any oae of the last three years. Total capital expenditures approvld by the railroad admlaktratloa, as an nounced, are 1437,941,414. Of this big sum 1440,071.000 will be spent for ad ditions and betterments, such as sta tions and other property Improve ments; 2479,486,000 for equipment- cars and locomotives already ordered thru the railroad administration, and 118,203,000 for track extensions. The figures disclose Director Me Adoo's determination to let the rail roads make many improvements which they had neglected during the last three years, and postponing all possible projects requiring big expenditures. It alto is shown that the railroad Is not encouraging many extensions of lines during the war emergency, and in some cases projects already under Way hare been, discontinue!. Goodyear, Mechelln and Firestone tires. Telford Bros. Garage. 20-tf H OUSTON' Metropolitan Amemnti s A Rei Regular communications Klamath Lodge No. 77, A. F, M., second Monday of OKU. A. R. Leavltt, W. M, UV A THRIFT STAMP TODAY STOPS HEADACHE, PAIN, NEURALGIA HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE DARK Dsal Safari sfDr.Ji OH S dkM rj0a STAR THEATER, Adolph Zuker Presents Pauline Frederick In "DOUBLE CROSSED" By Hector Turnbull. Directed by Robert G. (Vlgnols. Also a Two-Part Mack Sennstt Comedy Tea eaa elser your, head aad relieve JaU. SpsMllag er Violent tkrobblag hssaaea aV a m eat with a Dr. Jaamr-'Madaeae Powder. This old Ska Swansea relief sets almost mart aaljr. Head seme eae to the drug store Bear for asms peeksge aad a few aw- ffih after yea take a powder yen i asesase v ho aeaa- , J safe yea gat whs mSMSSBm. TEMPLE THEATER. Orsater Vltagraph Presenta Alice Joyce and Harry Moren In "RICHARD THE BRAZEN" A drama of a twentieth century knlgbt, whose armor was brass. Also A Big V Comedy ADMISSION 10c aand IN MERRILL OPERA HOUSE MOTION PICTURES , nrRSDATSANDSATtTRDATS The ladles of the Helping Hand So ciety were entertained by Mrs. Beards ley Wednesday, all working for the Red Cross. Those present were Mes dnmos W. C. Dalton, G. W. Myres, L. D. Holbrook, J. McNeat, C. E. Garrison. L. Chandler, B. Daniel, J. L. Bailey and the hostess. The next meeting will bo at the home of Mrs. W. H. Chandler Wednesday, May 29th. Alt ladles are Invited to come and sew for the soldier boys. Our school closed last Friday, all Interested pronouncing It a very suc cessful school yenr. Miss Lola Schaf for wilt be retained ns primary teach er another year. B. F. Alexander ex pects to enter the clrll sen-Ice. Mrs. Henry Voss of While Lake Is spending a few days with her daugh ter, Mrs. Ben Daniel Mr. and Mrs. E. Meecham, Fred Meecham and children, Loyd and Beu lah, of Poe Valley, were callers at J. L. Bailey's Sunday. Earl Wilson, who has been on the sick list for a few days Is convalesc In. Mrs. O. E. Hunt, who was called to Southern California to visit her father, who Is very ill, returned home Thurs day. 8he reports her father slightly Improved. ERSONAL MENTION a LITTLE BIDELHiHT OX LOCAL HAPPRNINGS AhrONQ THE PEOPLE OF THIS CITY AND VICINITX GOINGS AND COMING9 OF LOCAL FOLKS Mrs. F. E. Fleet tack of tonsllltls. Is III with nn at D. I. McAullffo Is registered at tho Hall from Lakevlew. Mrs. C. I. Wlnnek left today for a stunt visit at Fort Klamath. Wllllnm F. Beck of Dallas was among the train arrivals last night. Wllllnm R. Lorraine of Winnipeg. Canada, Is In the city fur a short time. He Is a guest at the Hotel Hall. Mrs. J. W. Wise ami daughter Thelma are down for a short visit with friends from Fort Klamath. ' Frank Murry and John Nelson of Silver I.ake arrived yesterday. Tney nro registered at tho Halt hotel. Theodore Johnson of Portland among the city business visitors. Is Eastern Enthusiasts To Farm the Cemetery River bridge, which Is believed to bo J. D. Kalrchlld and L. K. Gullberl are -unsafe. County Surveyor J. C. Cleg- recent arrivals from Yreka. Cnllf. I horn left for Port Klamath this morn ing. He expects to return tomorrow, Mrs. Edith McKce Is a Klamath , . Falls visitor from Dorris today. ... Here Is the house you are looking V. C. Gardner and L. J. Larson of fer: Four rooms, plastered, $1,000. uunsmuir are in town ror a snort time. Only 4180 cash; bstsnee 125.00 per Mra. E. Aaherton of San Diego. m0n Wl" Uh Tu " Calif., was among last night's train e" ,flr,t, ""- "". arrivals. , M.ln street 18-5t McKKKSI'ORT, Pa., May 21.-Tbey are going to raise liberty lettuce and wlnthewar watermelons In the most cicluslve cemetery In McKeeaport this summer. So Intensive has become the war garden campaign here that enough space for all the gardens applied for rmilit mil twt found In all the vacant To make an Inspection of the Wood 'lots nnd golf courses about town, so the graveyard was drafted Into the ser vice of democracy. The "democracy of the grave" no longer will be a rhe torical ngure. It will be materlallted J. M. Small Is a Klamath Falls vls-l lt Qitmevtats f Ih T nti.i' County. William Irwin, a rancher of the Bo nanta district. Is In Klamath Falls on matters of business. Mr. and Mrs. William DeVaul arc county seat visitors today from their ranch east of Loretla. ARTILLERY ACTIVE ON AMIENS FRONT PARIS. May 21. Active artillery Is 'reported today near Hangsrd, on I he miens front. To the northwest of Ithelms the French detachments have penetrated to the third German lines, taking many prisoners. The ntw 191S policies of th Travel ers are up-to-date In every wsy, and they cost less than othtrs. ..See Chll- cote. I DISTRICT IRRIGATION BONDS Notice Is hereby given that bids will be received by S. K. McKentle, secre tary of the Pine Grove Irlgatlon Dis trict, until June 21. 1918, at 2 o'clock p. m., for the sale of 11,000 In 4 per cent bonds of said district, maturing January 1, 1930. Interest payable semi annually on January 1st and July 1st The board reserves the right to reject tiny or all bids. Dated at Klamath Falls, May 31. 1914. Pine Qrove Irrigation District. S. E. Icenblce, President. In terms of cabbiiite and corn. Already tho vacant lots In tho cemo-tt-ty havo been plowed. They urn be ing prepared for planting, and bos nnd adults utlku ttoon will be turning thn "city of tlui dead" Into n mighty lively location. Tho city plowed nnd Imirownl (ho cemetery and river bank land, und In finnishlng fertiliser to all ulm link it. More than l'JO acres has hern puit-tlltd out to persons who promluc to use It to the utmost for production of M'Kt-t-abtes. BUY A HOME Prices are gelng up, but these are real bargains! Pour room house and big let en Johnson avenue fer 1440 cash. Three reem house and earner let en JslTereen street fer 1740, en very easy j terms. Pour reem modern heme en Pine street, fer only 12,140, en terms. Six reem house en Oak avenue fer $1,700, en terms. Six reem modern house and big lot on Ninth street fer only $2,450. Three room house and corner lot In Second Hot Springs for only 1900. Several good lots on pavement at very lew prices. Chllcete, 433 Msln 8L 4 Are you saving for yourseir alnnn or buying War HavlngH Stamps and sav ing for yourself and your country? K. VcKenile, Secretary. 21-2M-11-18 Lll&lQ JEAH1NC Ml.-mL Wku S FOEt ALL CAB) NEW DElHamrU TINKBN HYATT s. Look for this Sign AaaaaiBaymi This sign will guide you to an authorized. dependable service station when you need ex pert advice, or service on the bearings in your car, truck or tractor. We are the authorized agents for the Bear ings Service Company, national service rep resentatives for Timken, Hyatt and New Departure bearing. We have complete engineering data and immediate access to a complete stock of new bearino s enabling us to satisfy your requirement promptly and efficiently. Southern Oregon Auto Company Autharittd Aaancv Bearings Service Company kj4v " TWjSMOBMStmnssmMSSSU m mrmKL Jkjaaaaaaaaaaar? XjjbTObY? iJth4. "-V. aaameaaaaaaaaaaaaaVaJsam rrjVBmeaMBmjK'nSat VAgMgggggaggBggggggL' t j ' '" T'EEEBEEEEEfJsEEEEEEEEEEEEEEtR.fr', XlfliBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSB" SVT?.. Mmaia v m- Yon can be the one to send him ftDOUChOf Real GRAVELY Chewing Plug It pays to know tho facts bsfora you spaod yovr saMMMir. You will b andiag your frisnd saors tobacco comfort and sansf action in one pouch of Real Gravely Plug than In half a dozM plugs of ordinary tobacco. Give aay maa askew of Real Gravely Paw, aad he wil tel yea ' ska lead to sead. Sead thVaeslT MWWM" orvuaary Mag u raue sseasesy. II cesU less pw week to VMVI 1 skew Real avsly, a small skew of It hut a leag Ifvea aketletoyoar fJT'S? anmf wssipus; knife aad add saseklag tokaes. It wiU give flavor-hsareve yum nam w tbi o. 4. 4stvia a rttxi w ciivaiv Dealers aa arena sera carry N ha 10s. smvcIms. A la. etassg) wW mat it tat kls kaads la aay Traiaiag Caaap or Sea rrt ef Ike U. S. A. Evea "ever skere" a 3. elama wiH take to kiss. YtraaWwsaa-ly sallies ajdeTeVooUUl EgV4E4EfE4EmfEE mfaTEf' Sj4B) SSSSasaTEMSJ EJ P. I. AVELY TttUCC CtWANT. Ivflk, It. . 7UPntPmckka0piltFrkmCUmmi4C4 aaat Klamath Liberty Loan Red List Early Bird Say, rV- x ll, mrw. m fcv wU Cr aV c Hit i w ' Wtfl Gassed! Tliemisn tin uf 1U, nf U ,,1",, ,W,",H " 1'lOlflK public now n ilii) h. Vim need no KMl) Um(t whjh limkliig uur liirnlshing,, wi rlolhliiK SKlrrlluiis Hi (hi, More, becimso our iiieirlmtui,, i, 1MK-U...I up xmii, ,10 lrnncW Kuiirunti'ii "Your Money1, worth or Vnnr .Money n,,. nj wj nienii thin wlihuiii any inJi.n. ur bills. ' K. Sugarman """"asaaessfc Snowing persons wbn subscribed be- Tule Lake tween 60 per cent and 100 per cent of Albert .Meers .......... 40 their allotted queta: Algema Precinct Klamath Pall Stephen llerllhy . ir.o 8ubscrlp- Lost River NAME Quota lion. Fred C. Ileclulolt 200 J. Prank Adams 8r . 41,000 f G00 J. U flparrenlorn 200 Dollle Illoomlngcamp 100 40 W. W. Warren 150 Casa a CrUler 3,000 1,000 Midland D. B. Campbell 1.000 700 Hor,c ,unU, m Cbas. Q raves Louts Oerber A. C. Oetnger John Irwin ..... L. Jacobs Ur. W. A. Leonard ... M. McAndrews .. .. Geo, McDonald ....... Miss Marie McMillan Carl Platb lUlph H. Ross Jackson N. Stiles ..... Harry B. Stilts O. W. White John T. Totten .-.... Mt Lakl Jsmes E.' Enmaa . 8tepben Oriflth Lanasll Valley Prank P. a robs . C. L. Hollldsy Ivan Kilgore Wm. II. Psnkey Pine Oreve Rimer E. McClay John A. Short 100 Pee Valley James D. Short 200 100 GO 4,000 1,000 200 ISO 100 60 1,200 600 100 60 400 400 600 300 300 100 300 250 600 300 100 60 1.000 600 1,200 500 100 60 300 300 400 100 200 100 100 150 200 200 60 100 50 TURN HIlL'Jniin WITH-SAGE IEA IP MIXKD WITH SULPHUR Tt DARKKNH HO NATURALLY NO BODY CAN TOLL The old-time mlsture of Ssge Tes and Sulphur .for darkening gray, streaked and faded balr la grand- mothers recipe, and folks are again using It to keep their hair a good, even color, which Is quite sensible, aa we are living la aa ago when a youthful appearance Is of the great est-advsntsge. Nowadays, though, we don't have the troublesome task of gathering the sage and the mussy mlilng at home. All drug stores sell the ready-to-use product, Improved by the addition of other .ingredients, called "Wyoth'a Sage and Sulphur Compound" for aoout SO cents a bottle. It Is very populsr because nobody can discover it nas been applied. Hlmply moisten your comb or a soft brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking one smaii strsnd at a time: by morn ing the -gray hair disappears, but what delights the ladles with Wyeth's nage ana sulphur Compound, la that, besides beautifully darkening the hair after a few applications, It also pro duces that soft lustr and appearance of abundance which Is so attractive This ready-to-use prepsrstloa Is a de lightful toilet requisite for those who desire a more youthful appearance. II Is not Intended for th cure, raltiu Plevna Krank Nelson ... -.... 2S0 gprsgue River Clara Taylor ...................... 200 Hlldebrand Rmll Kgert . . 260 Dslry Henry Srhmore 8r ... 100 Weed River (Fort Klamath) Alva fleals ............ 400 John II and Jim IIphxIk.... 200 300 I 100 i 100 100 100 20 200 100 150 i SO 200 100, Goodyear, Michelin and Firestone Tires Telford Brothers Garage HAI1V CIIIX " l' 1'iwiMa I'tuLa 4huk(.tihMi,l.l,.k I h-l, Ul S( l WllH U lUlaiM. C.UfnU SUV A THRIFT STAMP T00AY MostEc ) w onomica! coffee you can buy Hgots ifurihw Vacuum packed by spacialprocass You csn make more cups of good coffee with less M.J.B. thau' with any other coffee. Compare M.J. B. Coffee spoon by spoon, cup byqup, with any other coffee and you will be convinced that M.J. li. Cof fee is the bc6t and most economical coffee you can buy. M.J.B. is scientifically blended from the finest flavored coffees grown in the world. It is never roasted until thor oughly mellow and is vacuum packed to retain its strength and flavor. It Reachet You Fresh M.j.B.cott-Why? 'j tlos or prareatloB of disease. Adv. jyyv! "t7 -' V iTuTi