The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 01, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextT 4V"i nm THE EVENING HttRALP, KLAMATH FALLS, 0K100N IAT0HPAV, JUNK 1, 1, .,,?& ,PRaTW krt . . ii ' ;srr t i m " k MS"'' 'jS)v r h 4" P ( v m I i.W L". rfr IS KL i, 'n - i i i i. k&r Kfc PAV M. '' PC!.r' Maaa. feiV,j' - , fSi'U s, .i, lisi." .tt?T" nS" -t' mitWlLmimm UmmIA & ' ,' awssawwaaewsBf " """ W. O. SMITH. Sdttor ITMIHIV Aires la tha UaHed BUtosi OMfMf i ma meat. ' 4 SATURDAY, JUNK 1, 1111 HeraM'sOasflieJJUn. FOR RENT FOR KENT 3 housekeeping room, M2 Oak street 2-W FOR RENT Two rooms on Main ft Call at ffwt End Grocery. SMf FOR SALE FOR SALE Some second hand fatal lure and a new tent. 112 Oak at 31-St FOR SALE One pair heavy work horses; one pair good work Bidet; I wo i wagons and two sets heavy harness; everythtog rt class. Mc Dnaald. at Mammoth feed barn. 3Mt FOR 8ALE3 work none, weight LM to LS. aad S years old. Mo Keaato Bree, Klamath Falls. X4f FOR SALS Rest Utile bealaesa la tow. US Mala atreet It-St FOR SALE Real property of Beach state For the purpose of wladlag tap the alalia of the Beach estate, the undersigned aolldU offers of purchase a the teUewtog parcels of real prop arty: Oat large let, with house, ad jetotog the Siemens resldeaca oa Con ger areaae; heaee and let oa Second aad JssTsrsoa streets, being tot 2, 'Meek IS, af Ewaaaa Heights Addition; . Irrigable. S raitoa aewDa ef valid, aaar Texas, betog iKWU ef IWK. mc. If. twp. 31 aV, R. 0 W. at; 1M acres of flasher toad . 4 miles north af Klaaiath FaUa. iHlhillK af NWK.NBK f WK. aaa XW!4 of 8BK. tee. 6. twp. 3S,B. . W. at Wllaea ft. Wiley, at lav. Odd Fellows baUdtos. iVWavOra. M4 LOtT AND FOUND lOarT- eaat, between elty Return to Hereto eaV 31-K FOOKD-War Sevtega Cortifteate, oa Lake read. CaU at Nl Rose SMt MI1CELLANEOUS FOR SALS OR TRADE Property at 147 Ftoaaaat areaae. city, will trade for Asbtoad er Medford city or aaaatry property. W. B. Ollbert, Hi Cattaga street, Medford, Ore. SMt FOR RAUS-RoU-top desk. Farmers Warakoasa Ce. 2Mt FOR RALB M acres, all under Irrlga Use, feaeed, sbmUI heasa aad aara. aadlaerep. fM per acre. f.T.WAROAOaX, UBaafta ORPHEUS THEATER Wm. rx Presents Jana and Katharine Lea, "any Grand" tors, as "TROUiLaMdAKIRt" WAR TAX ADDID $unaay gad Monday Wm. Fax Fraaenta Oladys rackwsll In "FOR LIMRTY" ' nmiiTii dey eaeat ate it mmm mr"-i oiHr rua. at W IMik sttaat Btototod at tha seotoaBS irt tTtoasirh See man m seeee4toes pjatter. iiVPil'' A InWau nirl within hta Oarstaa ln-iV I . A "" ..W-.. m .- "- -w Frleea lea and tie Ato eamfaH Cashlsns and aama id-faaalkM otovea.. TaMard Ires. Avaawwaah It iv aaWhiaataflC ''--' '- F" " 7 JT-. w -1 h . i , BafciaajajaLjaja a aaavA av tiijjp; frfk. .wv EErr! At the Theaters Dalaty MargaarKa Ctaric -Bah" ptotaras are well hat a new rekkle. "Rtoh Maa. Pear Man." which will he abowa at the MADGUEE1TE CLACK ,k DichleUi, PoorAVati Star toaigbt This U a rplrndld screen aubject. nlled with tene dra matic iltuatlonf. by the aid of which an absorbing dramatic story Is de veloped. The Secret of the Storm Country," the new Select production, in which Norma Talmadte is being present, has been heralded as oae of the big hits of the seaaoa. la it Mtoa Talaaadge coa bines pathos aad haaMr, deep emo tions aad tha Joy of Urlag. aad her In terpretation of the Httle satter girl la one of the aaest talaga she has ever done. At the Star Saaday and Monday. TrottMe-Maken." featuring the Wm. Fox -Baby Qraad" stars. Jane aad KaUwrtaa Lea. is n rare blend ing af drama aad caawdy. providing aa xceltoat vehicle far these UttleJ stars, aad they make the most of their. opportaaltlea to It Aa trouble makers, they are oa tha Job every mla ute.frean atari to anisb, aad the fun they manage to develop dominates the story throat At tha Orpheus to night A new Wm. Fax paotopUy la an nounced far Saaday aad Monday at the Orpaeas. It to called "For Lib erty." aad It deals with events of to day. Oladys Brockwell to the star, id that la Itself iasurea a brilliant performinoo. far It to declared thaUa spite of aU the aae work this star has doae, kor aatfarawaea la tha aew play which to ta appear aara shews her la a dttereat aad la a greater light "Yau'ra aafe whan yea act a sUnd- ard Nra Inowranee policy fram tha Chltosta afsney. 25 t e Money to lean en elty and country Ask Chltosta. - 2 H OUSTON' s MatrepslHaa HOUSTON . OPERA HOUSE DARK STAR THEATER Arteraft Pictures Carp. Presents Marguerite Clark In THI POOR RICH MAN" Alas a Dandy Comedy Sunday and Monday i. Select Pictures Cera. Presents Norma Talmadae In "THI SICRIT OP THR STORM COUNTRY" A sequel to "Teas of the Storm Coun try," the play that made Mary Plckf ford famous. TEMPLE THEATER Mutual Film Cora. Presents (Marguerlte Pishsr In "MISS JACKIE OP THI ARMY". Alee a Oce. Ovcy Cemedy Sunday and Monday Triangle Film Corp. Presents Olive Thomas In "LIMOUSIN! LIP!" Alee Hearst Paths News' Latest War Pictures, Current Events ADMISSION lea aandlfe OPERA HOUSE 22jSi ERSONAL LtntJE MntXIaWTA OX LOCiL RAPPRXIMkll AMDSN9 TJTE FaWTLK OF TfeTJR dTT AXB VrdXTTTJ ajOOrShVAXB OOMIMM Of LOCAE. FOUQI F L. Tope from Merrill was in town on business. Miss Hilda Llndblcom reft for Seat- tic to uttrnd summer school. C. M. IVttlt 1 a county eeat visitor from tbe Merrill district A. C. Allen of Medford Is here for a few days on business and pleasure. Martin Cooper Is registered at the Hotel Hall today from rortlaad. J N. Bell was among the train ar- rival last night from Saa Francisco, !r r n.rio .i ii.. M.. w.ii. returned this afternoon from JUhland. Hovisrd Wlnnard came In yesterday en business from CpperLaagell Val ley. R. W. Tower was a business visitor at the county seat yesterday from' Keno. MIm Roe, teacher at the Henley school was amonr the city visitor yrsterxlay. laul Soule of San Francisco ,1s among tbe city business visitors to- dr- F. R. Mlllrr was a train arrival last night from Roseburg. He Is stopping at the Hotel Halt I R. C. Ilradburr was a business U llor from his ranch near Olene jester-' day afternoon. " Mrs. A. I Michael has returned from an extended visit with friends la the Willamette Valley. .. ... . . i Mr. and Mrs. a Loosley wre aawn iruui iuc run ouyins supiiiirs for the summer. W. B. Parker, manager of the K. D. company, baa gone to San Francisco on business. Dirk Vandegeer, proprietor of the Holland House, has purchased a new Bulck six. . . . - .... William UnBth of Poo Valley en Joyed a day's vacation la town yea- terday. Miss Margaret Lenox has arrlveJ from California to take charge of the books of the Klamath Aato Tire com- pany. H. C. Tlcaaor was la the county aeat yesterday, attending ta matters aif Kneiltiaaaiai fmm tilai In T.aifieratl1 ., II t r' Ed A. McBroom is In tbe city today looking after business Interests from'nounccd for both services. hi stock ranch in the VistlllU district! In Eastern Klamath, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Grlmesly, Chas.. . ., s.1. n t. r .n v. bu w. t - nvniivrii luin uiuruins uu iuc auvw stage to Ashland. J. O. Hunter, who conducts a gen eral mercantile business at Modoc Point, is In town for a short time look Ing after business interests. ACKIKH In the Atnerl cuu nuvy uro cIusmh! us the U'Ht fed body of men In the world. In the ship's galleys every effort In made to eliminate wuste. In the uimmt photo one of the cooks on the North Iukots la oper ating a meat sllcer tlmt .cuts 'bacon with the least possible wastage. Fat if fuel for fighters. Bacon I badly .needed in the allied armies and navies. The Allied need In pork prod nets are 150,000,000 pounds monthly, three times as much as before the war. Another waste eliminator on the North Dakota Is the potato peeler, shown In the lower photo. Nothing to lost ex cept tbe actual potato skin. There to a euascleat guaatlty af po- BBBBbT tAfefflPlIf dPga4aaf illBBBBBBlBmBBneBBBBBBBBBBBBBBm laT2 eaBaaaajBT blv faaaaaaakafxeaamaarw779iaaaaaaaaaa laXTtWr-SJ-'" aVi'SBmBBBBBBBBatJKaSE gagaBBjjgmk9viaaaBK Utc0mm2tHW saw rTam LwHSBBB af tuU ur0 t,ul,WM' dBBBBBWaBBBBBBBI BxaBBBBH aaBvaaBL as ... ..aaBBBBBTsaaBBBBari BBmeBBaaa Bjgsl I men world. JP-DBBBBBBDBJ Af,HW BBBaaVfl I In the galleys BBBBBBBBBnaiBBBJ MgBjaW Km kl SS evlT elTort In mude to 'avIBBjralBjyaHBBBBS rXvWsaaT R U'liyt... aBBBBBBBaSaSnBBBJf BBBBBBBB Lpyl In the BaESfiL 4bbbbbbbbbi t-hasasSBI the cooks the RBBBT2jBBkBBBBBBBBI -BbVT North IS amBBBBBBBBBBBKnBBBBBBBBBB. Bl ating a SBBBBBBBBBBBBBEaBBm WsaslBBBBB? 'UBCOn Wlin Hie .iBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBmBJBBBBBBBT MENTION 1. C Allen, repreeenting the Realty Sjrcicate company at Oakland. Is In tbe city- for a short time on business, Charles Miller of the Miller Photo company has returned from a week's visit at Medford and other valley points. He was accompanied by hta daughter. K. C Spink is In town today from his home at Idlercst on Spring Creek. Alex Sparrow, an employe at the Crater Lake Nations? larr, is a guest today at the Hotel Hall. The regular rowtlnp if the Woman's '"' CP l heM "?"' lernoon. mere is a special iuth- Hon extended to the 0. A. II. to meet with the ladles on that afternoon. J. O. Hamaker came in from Bonan za last evening on tmnlnrss. He re- ports that the people of that district are all feeling Jubllsnt oer the Instal- latlon of the Mr IrrlKittlon pumps there. Mr. and Mrs. M. S Tn)lor and little 'Cauchtrr lcll.tbU moniing on toe eariy ,raln for inland. Mr. Taylor h.s iwn. . ,rry Ucccaful three Mean as Instructor of music and num- ,her ub,!' ,n lh" " Kavau " "" " - w,ln ,he sT'nim'nl 'or ,ne aumnier. He will also tx- pitHMirKanisi ror one of-the larce churchK In Portland. At the Churches Kegular Sunday senlcea will oe . . ., ,. .... ,,. , Sunday school from 9MS to 10:45. The subject lesson will be "Ancient and Modern Necromancy, nllas Mesmerism' and Hypnotism, Denounced." Owlne to the absence of Ilev: W. H. Cox, the pulpit at the Kleventh street Baptiit church will be occupied to morrow by Itev. Milan. In the evea It . .11.1 ... fl.... ...MM.ta. Mlll kl... aJ... a. -A l.AMA m '" vuiiurcua vm ikiui m, "' "" "e lm u -" f .owen Tn rcKUur services, morning and evening, will be held at the Orace Methodist church by Rev. G. O. Oliver. who has returned from Portland. "Prayer as Communion" will be the' subject of the morning service at tbe'eill Inevitably he reflected .farl a I Presbyterian church. "The Boyhood of Jesus Christ" will be the theme for the evening. Special music la an- e e The Christian Endeavor Societies nf tho PhrUtlan mnA PrMtivturlaB . . . . ... ... , . ciiurvucn will UUIU WVU.UIUVU , f,b atthe latter church tomorrow evening. Owing to tbe absence of Rer. Ross man, there will be no preaching ser vice at the Lutheran meeting place, 'the Eighth street Baptist church, to j morrow. Sunday school at usual hour. NAyYtLlMUWIS"WSSTE ADraBBSy feBBWJsasABBai HHHH tatoes In America for greater aae la every homo ahd for all needs of army and navy. 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' JaaaaaaaT .VaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBmmmmmmmmmW I BBBBbL iTI lmfjfS '-laBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBmW WBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW BBBBml 'WP"'V t VXBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBml ) I AaaEaaar HaaV' ' VsaaBBmal: ' , eamllsHaaBBmW 'W"tiMIjji. BaaaaaaaaaW "dmaVvaaBBBav VaammmarlxexaaaaaaV " a""""""""! -i n -1 - 1 T-n -i i r ik 4MKJIW Vvt ,ur.. iuiiM4 Former Governor Fraaeto R. Me-iwaentallve Irvine U Lenrool. He has Govern of Wisconsin will tH he a annountt.l his withdrawal In order o a,a... i. (k. r.n..ku rftosartaalcoasolldnlo the loyal American vilo 'for Unlied Statea senator agaiwt Rep-1 Short Imports To Mean Business Readjustment I i WASHINGTON. D. C. June L te United ft. k befn pat a Import diet About 2.000 waiedHles. as Important aa paper, furs, tsaascs leaf, cotton and woolen maautoetares, baskets, gtaaa and glassware. Sab meats, furniture and stone, unessential aa fans, perfumery, alee. trafles. edible Wrds' aeato aml'a f.w ki.nrfrl nlh.r ndlble Wieh I nobody has bad the aaralaoed uim classify, are coming to the reaatry hesr freely than In pre-war days. . usis m resinciru tniiurw, st) the war trade board with the adrtee of the shipping board, are to farce. and the "embargo" la oa. One Immediate result tt the wett ing of the lists will be a f ew tost mo tions la shipping. These Itoto make U necessary for the business world, here nod elsewhere, to readjust ItseeT ta I...W conditions. That t In shipping. There will he a sett af "between bay and grass" season, tbe same kind of period that away stores have when changing over from aae season to another. There to ae deabt however, that whatever the disar rangement may be, It wW he eosapar atlvely unimportant. In the end, tho United States will be able' to rajatoy hundreds of thousands of dead weight ton more economically thaa at pres ent, end supply tbe soldiers and the elites in France with less trouble. The new plan of control ton't aa ens bar go at all In the sense that the famous measure of Jefferson's time was. It isnt so sweeping and so ex asperating that, like the Ataerlcaaa of a hundred years ago people are spell ing lbs word backwards, as4 csJMag It derisively the "Oarah-MV act It Germany'i Dream af New Rtimy$ fjJsnVsVe; f VsBBmfaTaSaV a' With the fall of Russia, the Qer - mans have begun to dream new dreams about reaching India aad the) Orient, After tbe British capiat af Bagdad their Berlin to stogdad ratti way, thru Constantinople, waa ascleaK When Rumania was forced te eaccuiat Qermaaa with the aid of Turkey vlita. auy eeaireiiea tag Black lea, They iKva k.uwour against the UFoltolla candldato. i aaaVt sealed our porta. It was not rSiIZZL b SrfjIIVUHdVIVfivjs a aev owwew- now In force are not nearly so broad In ncope aa the Kngllsh prohibition lists, which have cut down the Importo i mere than 50 per cent "Hagtond has stripped to in? waist" one of the shipping board offi cial has put It, "and we are simply - - " " ",' 'f"1 m our co"u BE PRETTY TURN . GRAY HAiR DARK TRY riKAXnMOTHKR'H OLD FA VOIIITK RrXII'K OF HAOK TEA AMI Hl'LI'HL'R Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compound ed, brings back the natural color aad lustre to the hair when faded, gray or streaked. Year ago the only way to gel this mixture waa to make It at home, which I muasy and trouble some. Nowadays, by asking at any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Bui. pbur Compound," you will get a, large bottle of this famous old recipe, I'm proved by the addition of other In gredients, for about CO cents. Don't stay gray! Try Hi No one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as It does It so naturally aad evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with It. and draw this through your hair, taking oae small strand at a tlms; by morning the gray hair disappear, and after another ap- .now propose a routo across that sea .M. n...,. . .i. .... t...n.iin aniitn map ' " v.uHiisuis in noumania an ue.uia, ey bumuimh - . I . west shore to Datum on the east here. From there a Russian railway raaa tp Bayu on the west coast of rmeia iji wayu on mo west coast or the Caspian Sea, and there to a ferry .... mw.v m mwtif sea connecting with rashnovodsk. It runs Una across tbe tha railway at Kraiimnwuuir aa thru Turkestan o Mw mm ttmal eeath to Kusbk, eighty miles north of. Herat la .Afghanistan. But the aer-i Early Bird Sap . We Will Not Keep Yh Waiting Our rsady for isrvlet clttKst are ready for you. The quality and cut give that "Just right" feeling In den. But the dlfftrtncn In prist compared with the njur, made" la a dscldtd wir-tlm saving. ( Striped trousers, psttnt iHtb. ers, illk hats, grey gltvit..,,, erythlng for brldtgrooms, beat man and ushtra. K. Sugarmai Goodyear, Michelin and Firestone Tires Telford Brothers Garage Klamath Lodge No. 1ST, 1. 0. 0. F, meets Friday night. H. F. , N. O., Nate Otterbela, Secretary. Ewauna Encampment No. 41, L 0. O. F., meets Tuesday night W. a. Mastea, C. P., Nate Otterbela I Ai Regular comBmlnUm Klamath Lodge No. IT, A, . A M second Moat at eech av oath. A. R. Leavltt, W. R. Ladies' Trench and Sport Hats at f tf K. K. K. TOM. Up-to-date automobile policies watte you wait See Chllcot. 3f plication or two, your hair beautifully dark, glossy and sttrMt Ive.' Wyeth's Sage and 8ulpbur Cea pound Is a delightful toilet rHekae for those who dealre dnrk hilrnds youthful appearance. ' It Is lot In tended for the cure, mltlgattea ar, prevention of disease. Adv. to Reach India ... tmtM av mans propose a bettor f01" u .!...... l.f.ton and SblfW on the Persian dull and in Persian uuti au - -- j .t... n nhitan lo --. f iwroer inru !.- - n border The Berlin to uagusu 'IjsjI mw ........ - fYiflstaBiSSJV shown running from "Mg south thru Srnyrn Da.silr nnlnt north dt BAgdRd. 7. mJt borhood and toutb to ih trTl M to U pcaseeslon of J?i ' p .y T'fcef Df pf-Jk kv I CX-K ! ' t , fiwWr MkkM. tt , i 'WL -U 1 je e v AiWv 'TV 'iXl