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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1918)
i'i.r w v, r" THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALL!, OREOOW ATUWDAV JUNI , r ' PAM TW 1 IV ThtErening Herald W. O. SMITH, Editor sally exeat winy hy ft ftnM PrtltoklM c eaay ef , fcHa, at 1U KMfU ewes. Mini at the footoStoe at sOasaath VMto. Orates, far treaamleslea Urees- ahoartstloa teraa hy seal y aMites to the Cuui iuwi 4OM SATURDAY JUNK S, 1 HeralfsOusifedAdvs. FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping rooms, Third and Main. 7-2t FOR RENT Two furnished rooms, with bth, 128 Ith street: reasonable rates. t FOR SALE FOR 8ALE Good cook store, $10. Call moraines only, S04 Main street Mrs. Ward. Ut FOR SALE Airedale pups, about 4 oaths old. F. C Buchbolz. 7-3t MISCELLANEOUS tM)WWWMIWW'l WANTED Second hand bay rake. Address ID, Herald. T-5t WANTED Two or three room fur- alsbed apartment or small house close la. Address E OH. Herald. Wt FOR SALE OR TRADE Mr Island, 2H miles from town; will take in side racant lots. RQulllltch. 34t ORPHEUS THEATER William Pea Presents SONIA MARKOVA "A HEARTS RSVKNQE" Expose of Intrigue in Washington Society Life Price, 10c, lie War Tax added raadMeaejay William Fox Presents WILLIAM FARNUM in "TRUE .ILUI" A Smashing. Figlhtlng Tale of Life In the Rocky Mountains. """ Prices Special 10c and 20c UV A THRIFT STAMP TODAY 0M7MT. Mtk Errors In Yellow List Corrected The following errors upon the Lib erty Loan Yellow List have bees checked and corrections made upon the official pregram: N. T. Johnson and Robert .Egellne. Mr. Johnson and Mr. Egellne are em ployees of the Modoc Lumber Co. at Chiloquln. Report was made that they had made their .subscription through their banks, but no such-subscription came through the banks and their sames were therefore put on the Yel low List They had changed their minds about subscribing direct, and had made subscriptions through their company but no such report reached these headquarters. Information has bow been received to this effect, of FEW FOLKS HAVE i mm now DRUGGIST SAYS LADIES ARE USING RECIPE OF SAGS TEA AND SULPHUR Hair that loses Its color and lustre, r whea It fades, turns gray, dull and lifeless, Is caused by a lack of sul- f. tksr la the hair. Our grandmothers SMSe up a mixture of Sage Tea and Salpber to keep her locks dark and beeatlfiu, aad thousands of women . ami ,ge who value that area color, thai beautiful dark shade of hair tie a aw attractive, aee oaly thla Chlleete can aave yeu menty en city and country areeerty. Baelueive) atent fer seme ef the very beet, houses, lets, farms and ranches. IS Ladles Trench ana Seen Nate at Clt K. K. K. STORK. FOR RENT Four room partially fur nished flat: medern: no children: $15 per month. FOR RENT Four room plastered house In Mills Addition; no chil dren; $15. 9. T. WARD A CO, IB Mai Street H OUSTON' Metropolitan Amusements s HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE DARK STAR THEATER Artcraft Pictures Corp. Presents Klsle Ferguson In -THK LIB," Also a Mack Sennette Comedy in Two Parts Sunday and Menday Geldwln Pictures Corporation Presents MADOK KKNNKDY -NKARLY MARRIKD" A Melodramatic Comedy In six parts. Also' a Dandy Comedy TEMPLE THEATER Mutual Film Corporation Presents KONA GOODRICH In -WHO LOVKS HIM SKST" Also Alee a Go. Ovey Comedy Sunday and Menday Triangle Flllm Arts Present An All-SUr Cast in -CAPTAIN OF HIS SOUL" Also Hearst Paths News Latest War Pictures and Current Events. ADMISSION 10c aand lie MERRILL OPERA HOUSE MOTION PICTCRES TTOSDATS AND SATURDAYS By Chair man Mr. Egeline's subscription of $50 and Mr. Johnson's of $100, and they are therefore removed from the Yellow List and placed oa the honor roll The Modoc Lumber Co. also reports to these headquarters that the follow ing employees nave taken bonds through tbjs company, no previous report of which was made to us Mrs. R. E. Hutchison, $50; Sylvle Hoffer, $60; F. D. Andrews, $6U. R, L. Lane and A. W. Yordy. These employees of the Modoc 'Lumber Xo. have subscribed through their com pany, and information to this effect has now reached headquarters. Their names are therefore removed from the yellow list and placed upon the honor roll. Nowadays we get this famous mix ture, Improved by the addition of oth er Ingredients by asking at any drug store for a 50-cent bottle of "Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Compound," which darkens the hair so naturally, so evenly, that nobody can possibly tell it hs( been applied. You Just damp en a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at r. time. By morn Ing the gray hair disappears; but what delights the ladles with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound la that, besides beautifully darkening the hair after a few applications It also brings back the gloss and lustre and gives it an appearance of abundance. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound is a delightful toilet requisite to Impart color and a youthful ap pearance to the hair. It la not In leaded for the cure, asltlgatloa or preraatiea of dlaeaae, Adr. Dersonal LRTLK SlDELKffl I AMOXQ THE PBOI " GOINGS AND COM! ERSONAL LRTLK SIDELIGHTS ON LOCAL ftirrKSl.iw AMONG THE PSOPLK OF THIS CITY AND VICIMTT. GOINGS AND COMINGS OF LOCAL rOLKS J. W. Straw Is down for a few days from his ranch at Odessa. A. Hasllke Is reslstorcd at the Hotel Hall from Lakcvtew. Howard Wlnnard came In yesterday on matters of business from Lorvlla. Mr. and Mm. Dan Ryan ba? moved ; to their summer home at the Vort. Mr. and Mrs. Uob Dalton are In town from their ranch near Malln. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corfade are down from Odessa for a few days. Miss Clara Sweeney of lSiCevlevej was among the arrivals here yester-j day. F. A. Downing and V. J. Kesterson of Worden were county seat visitors yesterday. Albert Pcllon of the Fort Klamath district Is here today on matters of business. Mr. and Mr. William Hoover of Beswlck, Calif., were among the train arrivals last night. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Young are in town from their ranch In Upper Langell Valley. R. H. Dunbar and family are spend ing the week end orTa fishing trip on the Williamson river. Mr. and Mrs. 3. P. 3?5CTelln were county seat visitors yesterday from the Ml. Lakl section. Fred McCall of San Francisco Is here looking after matters of business today. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Walker of Ills. bee. Arizona, are registered at the White Pelican Hotel. Mrs. D. II. Grove and Mlsa Irvine Kilstler of Eaglevllle, Calif., are guests registered at the Hotel Hall today. Mrs. G. H. Went from Medford, after spending a few days here, has gone on to Rocky Point for the sum mer. Mr. and Mrs. Bloom Ramsey are here from San Francisco. Mr. Ram sey is doing some special work for the mills. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dalton and son of the Malln section, came in yesterday afternoa on matters of business. Frank Orohs came In yesterday for a short business trip from hi Rim Rock stock ranch east of Langell Val ley. . 1 The War Saving Poster That Won $1,000 Prize -wa-r-rsw.ras-ttr-- xvtst tj raj".,.' L Jt -, JA-.J-,iiA- v. -., '.. .. .j-. ' tAMvte-)twts''el.V 1 W't&'vJ r4 v ?,: '-'bbbIibbbVj?i m Ami i m ( TkPiTi ' i f i mwx&inr.&smi 4 U2. iZ?sp2zzi ezxm&L "Help Stop This," a War Savings poster by Adolph Treldler, won the first prize of $1,000 In a competition under the New York War Savings Committee and the American Institute of Graphic Arts. No fewer than 3,100 drawings were shown. Trieldlera poster above a great giant OeYsuui, MENTION ttco. Ulrlch and family, accompan ied by James and F.llxabefh Mannlnic, have gone to Rocky rolht for a few das camping trip. The Dorris baseball nine will be here Sunday to play the Red Shirts. This pmc will settle the tie of last Sunday's game. F. H. Tryon of the firm of Tryon & McKcndree arrived last night with his wife for a short visit. The two arc guests at the White Pelican. Veva and Dorntha Martin, the daughters of Mrs. S, E. Martin, have returned from San Rafael, Cal.. where they have been attemllng T)omlnlen college. Mrs. Horace Mitchell, Kd. Johnson, flladys Fredctlckson. H. I. Flury and Dr. M. O. Papatlan were passengers this morning on the auto stage to Ashland. Lester Hoggs 1 down from his ranch In Upper Lnni;ell Valley visit Ing at the home of Ms sister, Mrs. C. D. Chorpenlng. He will return to day. Miss Delta Majorowltzr, who has been identified with the Merrill school for the past five years, Is now In Port land, where she Is engeged In a sim ilar capacity. John Simmons of Heady and Mr. and Mrs. Wolford of Ynlnax. left on the auto stage this morning for Ash land. They have been called to Port land on a federal rnse. Word has Just been received by Mr. and Mrs. McCoy ot the depurt'uro from Fort Stephens of their son, Albert D. McCoy, for Tampa. Klorfdit. TTir. Mc Coy will take special training In the officers training school there. He is in the quartermasters department. Jt's Margaret Wo-ijen with her c in:. Mrs. Sargent, wilt be rn to i.t'i: s train fro.u Topekn, Kansas. Miss Worden, who U a graduate of the high school here, hat been attend ing Washburn college, and will spend her vacation here with her parents. C. M. Ardles, accompanied by his wife, and children, will leave Sunday morning for Portland, where he ex pects to permanently locate. Mr. Ardles bns been a resident of Kla math Falls for nearly 'a decade and was for a time, associated with O. J. Eskelson In the furniture business. A Thrift card In your pocket beats half a dozen flags on the lapel of your coat s7:-v:."...gatf.VJJ.,.'UK'-.lA.v"-., J-S,i...x..: J1-.-.T.V. ,-. r.. rsrvaipmp.v-..,,..', in field gray uniform, dragging bis gun through a ruined French village. He carries a knife, red with the gore of hU victims and between bis feet la the prostrate form of a dead wo man. Shells have torn up tbe ground. In the background is a church, but tbe figure of tbe Hun towers over all. The sky Is a deep blue. "We Matt Strip Says MJ-0cT. fV "We must strip for action." said General March, acting chief of the general staff of the United States army. He said this In connection with the recent order that gifts to soldiers At the Churches The movement' for organic union of all the churches as proposed by the recent General Assembly of (he Pres byterian Church at Columbus, Ohio, will be discussed at the morning ser vice. In tho evening the subject will be "Jesus Under the Fires of Tempta tion." The choir will furnish special music. Newcomers with their chtlld ren are Invited to attend tbe services. Sunday school meets at 10 a. m. Methodist Episcopal Cburcb, 0. O. Oliver, A. M., II. U., Pastor. Resi dence 1117 Eaat street. Phone 67-W. 8unday school 10 a. m. E. M. Cbll cote, Bupt. 8ermon 11 a. m.; theme: "Tbe Cumulative Effect of Continued Effort." Epworth League 7 p. m., 1. D. Wbltmore. President. Preaching ser vice at t p. m. Sermon subject: "The Fight Which Is Worthy the 1 II' BBBMflsP'SsBBusS'Bw Wi!vTiVikkkmXtf!kkKraakkk9!' .kkw BBBBBBBBBBBBLBl$BBrVaBBflBBbtipVBVBRZ' mVC aW iaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsBh MBrtOAsL' A 1sa?$BbmBbRSbT lBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBa't'fS'p'BBBBBBBBBBBBV SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHBBBPBAJiijruJBnBBBBBBBK MnKSV'rrBBBsFJBBev BBBBwSJBBBnssgSJHrTtv' iSv'-ttL $BBBBBBBu0rv.' 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The regular Sunday service will bo I held as usunl tomorrow at the Elev enth. Street HnptUt Church, (he pas tor, Reverend W. 11. Cox, having re- turned from a (rip to California Inst I evening. "You're Safe" whtn yeu get a stand ard Are Insurance policy from the Chllcete agency. 25 for Action' a New Perfection Oil Cook Stove in your home. No smoke or odor; jio dust or dirt. Economical. And all the convenience of gas. Lights at the touch of a match and heats in a jiffy. More convenient than coal or wood. Bakes, broils, roasts, toasts. Perfect cooking becaute'of the ' atsady, evenly-distributed heat. Remember next week to call on your dsalsr and find oat about oil cook-stove comfort and convenience. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CtWornlt) Special Agent, Stand ard Oil Co., Klamath Falls, Oreaoa for Sale by Baldwin Hdw. Co Early Bird Say t It Cuts a Lot of Ice Nowadays n lo where you bay your clntliltiK, for between set. unl Increased cost iiml ths pre. nteor'x larked on prices, there' unite n difference tn a nun's purse. Ire Is nothing but froien wt tor. ninl we ttnn'i propimii tu W(. tor our. stock unit net your money by the prnllteer's "gtt rich iiilcl(" inetlimis. We are Htlll doing a legitimate Men's Wear business, um we Intend to keep right on mtlag you 011 n st 1 Icily honest bull, Just at long ns you approve of our methods by giving us your trmle. How about some new (.'lollies now? K. Sugarman First Excursion e on Upper Laks, June Hh, te Rocky Point Bus leavts West ern Transfer office at S e'cleik. Corns and enjoy the lovely scenery en the lake. CALKINS A HAMILTON I I EllTSal a BABYCHfX "tt'.lye,. .iBsuhPniUi U Umitm iw UtfLrisjaat. Mi aJM1 PHlwM.CatfmU i ; j. .st IL ' K' 17. m
