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

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Newspaper Page Text,.,&w u:i."v W' ! . m H r t y m T'.t. m '! W MHTWI THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALL8. OREGON The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH, Editor PaHtohed daUy wees aa4ay ay fat Herald FaMIsalM CMM Baaata Iwlle. at 111 Ifcwtfe etiML Ratered at the aoctoace at KlaamtB fatts. Oragoa. tor traml loa areata Ua audit at aecoaa'-ctaaa aiatkr. NabeertpUoa tarn ay awU f aa? eeMrees la the Ualtee atateei Oaeyoar On month Friday. ju.k ui, mis Herald's Classified Adrs, IANYRECENT mm TO RED CROSS A city lot donated by W. T. Shlxc. diamond rtag by a person wnoc name Is withheld, a gold ndal pre- Local G. A. R. Wants Immigration Regulated THE KltWT US ARK TIE LVCKl UJVKS Round trip, boat landing to Rooky Point, Saturday evening, returning Sunday evening, fl tnquiro West ern Transfer Co. ai-lt At the Juno meeting of the F. It. mcndallom .i mM encampment miy Spraguc l'ot No. tti (5. A. K the diem wise, and Ihut said National following resolution wore presented Encampment tnko the neesary nnd adopted icpa to properly ptoent them to Whereas, The KUldlnie principle " ctnicr. of the United States, I ... ... .. ... I i t. ...i iM.e . tldi 1 nt ill I r unfed b II r Nelson of Keno and "r ""' "" Arm) ot tne Hepubllc' i-.n..i. .. ..- .... . - rSS-SS'ill.Sl.r. I-IU o lb. oernment and IU1 l,jarUnW , .,, loy. Per Alice Che nd Mr. Wllll.m Plnnoy "ration of democrat). as ." ' l'"i . of rta w of Pucketf. camp, are gift recently guaranteed . by the Constitution, to publish then, iiwlutlc with HELP WANTED WANTED Middle apod woman for houework for a family of three. Phono 43. 20-51 LUMBER 011ADKK WANTED To grade and tally on claims at the grade and tally on chains at the Jjmm Lumber Company mill. 19-tt FOR RENT I (Hi KENT Furnished rooms with b"ths. New Claremont, 288 4tl- St. Day, week c month; re.i.nablc IKKh. 51-St FOR HKNT Pasture: 50c per bead per month for cattle; $1.00 for horses. Also several thousand teres tute hay to aell at reasonable price and you cut It See A. A. Mehatfey, 4 SI Main 8t. 17-tf FOR SALE FOR 8ALE Buggy aad barnesa at half their value. A. A. Mebaffey, 431 Main street 18-tf FOR HALE Household furniture, dkbe. fruit Jars, etc. Mr. P. D. Owe. 1017 High street. Paoae M7-.W. H-li FOR SALE If taken ty July 10, Ua best paying buslneaa la Klamath Fall. Pays 30 par cant aad better oa Investment Absolute proof to right party. Nothing law than 15000 cash will handle this. Addreea W. B., care Herald. 17-t LOST AND FOUND LOST Oa Crescent avenue, tool kit Retara to Howie Oarage for re ward. . so-st i LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN. Oae black cow, braaded circle W a left Wpt aad oae yellow Jersey, branded aim, with halter oa. Lib eral reward for lafonaaMoa lead lag to the recovery or the' animal W. W. Lewi. Merrill Road. t-4f MISCELLANEOUS FOR EXCHANGE An excepUoaal mining faraalag proposition la Cat- Itornla. Oood climate, good road. WW uke city or country property. Room 12, Underwood Apt. JO-Jt' FOR SALE Some very choice lots on paved street to Shlpplngton $37.60 down, balance easy payment and no paving to pay. J. T. WARD 00 la New Office 81 Mala Street ORPHEUS THEATER THURSDAY AND FRIDAY "AN AMERICAN WIDOW" A Fire-Act Metro Woaderplay of Bril liance aad Romaaco Starring Superb ETHEL BARRYMORE Aad Eleventh Episode of the "Fight, log Trail" Price. 10c, 15c War Tax added i Ak Chilrote to tell you abot the new 1018 low cost life, accident aad health policies of the Traveler. They are modem and cunt lew than otlu era. 14 nresented to the Red Cross socletl nu br Patriotic and Kcnerous cltliens Whereas. Any propaganda proring ' of this county. ieuare to said rherlshed principles It Is the Intention of the board of demands, nnd should receive the tin-' managers of the local society. to," cl' "f 'rons In nn raffle these gifts off to secure funds'ffort o safeguard the welfare of to carry on io work, but In le ofth government, and the many raffles that have been cou-1 Whereas. Our government Is con ducted by the society within the last fronted by hordes of foreign born such endoreinent as the subject de-( SAVES WOMEN FROM TORTURE Put a few drops on a touchy corn, then lift corn out with fingers tiimiiiimi HTKIKK AT AIRPLANE PLANT IS STARTED LWKm, ( Buffalo, N, v June 'Jl. A tilkl at the main plant of the CurlU Air-1 plnnw nnd Motor corporutlon lias beiMi started, (). A, STEARNS, Adjutnnt few week. It has been decided beat to postpone their disposition until a little later. WILL CtT HAY AT MERRILL SOU Fred Peterson, who ha a ranch in the Merrill district, drove into town with hi family yesterday. Mr. Peterson aay that they are getting ready for the haying season, which will opea was time during the first of July. He report that the crop will probably be a heavy a last year', which wa an excep tionally fine one. RAKER tPHOLDH LUMBER LEtUON Portland, Or., June 21. Replying to alleged Inslduou attack on the Loyal Legion of Logger and Lum bermen, coming apparently from en emy source, Secretary Baker ha telegraphed endorsement to Colonel Disque, aad said that the legion rep resented a vital part of the war de partment' program. War Saving Stamps earn Intoreit for jou ob SuBday aad holiday. "Yoa're afe" If yew have aa aar policy free the Cfcllcote ey. aWQ DANCK 14 J All alght eeoatry daaee, la Mills AddlUoa Hall, Friday the 21st to be givea by Qaylord aad Johnaoa. Ticket. $1.00. 20-2t If yea waai t tarn year Liberty aeeChlicoie. 14 MILLS ADDITION LOTS Buy a lot la Mill or Darrow addi tion, close to the Industrial center. Some are priced aa low aa $125 oa easy term. Will take your Liberty Bend at par. See Cbllcote 633 Main street. 'l$tf THEBEST COSTS LESS America' oldest, beat and most successful Life Insurance Co., The Matssl Life of N. Y. For particu lars regarding our new pollcle see Geo. C Ulricb, dlttrht manager, tf H OUSTON' Metreaelltan Amesemtnt s HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE DARK, COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that there are fund in tho County Treasury for the payment of all Klamath County General Fund Warrants protested (presented for payment but not paid for want of funds) on or before July 2, 1913,.cxcoptlng warrants No. 216, 29988, 29989, 29990 29991 and 29992. ' Interest oa same will cease from data. Dated at Klamath Fall, Oregon, ' fiat 1Mb day of June. 191$, OHO. A, HATDON, Coeuity Treasurer. STAR THEATER J. Staart BlarktoN Presents "WILD YOUTH" I'tniB the Novel of Sir Gilbert P.trker An Intense story revealing the he it troubles of a j'vcot young wife n "r'.cl old awn an1 h 1aliliit ytw-, ivncber. persons, aided and encouraged by dls lowal nattvo born Americans, en gaged In a gigantic effort to detent the cause of democracy, and Whereas, Under present regula-j lions governing tho admission of for eign-born persons, this condition may possibly continue after the cIckp of the present war, therefore be It Resolved, That F. II. Sprague Post BUSHELWHEAT , KEEPS SOLDIER UNTIL HARVEST 46. Grand Army of the liepub- No. lie. Department of toward a Oregon looking Your high heels hnvo put corns on )oiir toes and calluses on tho bottom of )our feet, but why caVo now? i For a few cents you tan get A I quarter ounce of tho tnnglc drug frcetone recently discovered by n Clnclnnattl genius. , Apply a few drop upon u tender, in h lug corn and Instantly, ye Im mediately, nil soreness disappears and shortly )ou will find tho corn so loose that you lift It out, root and nil, with the fingers. Just think! Not one bit of pain be fore applying freefone or afterwards. It doesn't even Irritate the surround, lug kln. Kurd corns, soft corns, or corns be. teen the tou, tilso hardened cat- solutions be sent to the various post prartlcully demonstrated at a largo of the Orand Army of the Dcpnrt-'unS'r nilll herd. The Aberdeen Ev ident of Oregon, to the Department Express of a recent Issue wa Encampment when it shall meet Mt'mf1 on PPr which contained a Albany, that said encampment be ro-j '"go percentage of Bawd ust. quested to transmit the same to the National Encampment when It shall, Barely 'boada while you wait. .Hew meet at Portland, with auch recom- Chilrote. 14 a tompouud made from ether, says a well Known druggist nere. r ... ., -.-.. i.,.....! ,.i! " ' ' l" w,m united cltlienry: hereby .: 1 " ... J ,'h. ,h '" "" " fal1 " wUhoul hMrt earnestly demand that the conitress'... . ........... .. ........ .. ..-...'" a particle. It Is almost magical. ... . . . .. ..... U( n tjUU(U M iiiej untiiv $11111 uiiti. . of the United State promptly enact ln ncJt, nnnMtj As. no 'soldier can " ' such law nnd regulation as shall mo without food evor) bushel of eliminate all Immigration which will .. , ...u .lctuu', euiilvalent of a net proven source of strength to tnUi fK,tlng unit. The moral I clear. Republic in time or strew; and. V nmt supply Holdler. Hut It U further, that .all aliens belonging to wiMl, l0 Hiiniily the fighters them- social or political organisations .uM ,,i.. .. ,mi .u.. Hinmlv ii. which tend In any way to subvert wherewithal upon which the soldier our democratic government as t)Pl-JueK. The number of men we can fled by the constitution .and the la ,mt ,ll0 fcll Is In direct relation of our country, bo deported. und'thatt0 tt,0 number of men we can feed lu all other adhering to such organUn- tll0 field Will you support n noldler tlons be forevor disfranchised. untu next harvest? Resolved, That no forclgn-born person shall be permitted to take government land, or be privileged oi HAWIH'hT PAPER A Sl'tt.'ltH vote until he shal have taken out lilt! final papers and become n full cltl- Aberdeen, Scotland, June lit ten. . . j The eiircem. of an experiment in mak. Resolved. That copies of these re-' '" Wr from auwdust has been QRPHEUS THEATER Sunday Monday The Secrets of An Empire Involving (Ih hmIii mill Imppl. Iieox of every Inline In the I'll Ileal HlntrM, mv liroimlit Into the linxtil HhI.I 'of lny tlimugli tlie hemic elf- rifle' of u loynl A inert run. WILLIAM rt. VllEHENTS DUSTIN FARNUM IN The Spy A War dVmmm Without n lUnle faroWS,. No Waiting, No Delrn We eorry . cmprtt , trlctly t..lld Cle,hlfl rurnl.hlna. (orm.n.t.n,,, No ..utter hM lh, "'fly he, nvc can outfit y(u t , nuten's iai(( without dil.,, you a nilnutt Drop In, make your t,HVm and walkout of the itr ,. Inu the thlnB. you hsvi cut for that lpee, rT Try It. m0ht new 8aaJJ plays are at their but. K. Sugannai FEW FOLKS HAVE ' 6RAY HAIR NOW DltlGGIrtT HAYS LADIES AltE t'HIXG ItEOPE t)E H.flK TEA AND HL'LPHl'lt Kindergarten AT Sacred Heart Academy . July 1st to August 23rd Aa opportunity for mothers to devote time to lletl Cross work. The little one learn and are la nafe hand while mother ev or rest. Clauses from !:: till 4:SO p. m. , For further laformaUoa apply to HIHTEit llEATItlt.'E, Karrsd Heart Convent, Ptae aad Math Street. Hair that loses Its color and lustre, or when It fades, turn gray, dull and lifeless, Is caused by a lack of sul phur In the hair. Our grandmother made up a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep her lock dark and beautiful, and thousand of woman and men who Value that even color, that beautiful dark shad of hair which I o attractive, use only this old-lime recipe. Nowaday we get this famou mil- Jure. Improved by the addition of oth er Ingredient by aaking at any drug stor for a S0-cent bottle of "Wyeth' Sag and Sulphur Compound," which darken the hair so naturally, o evenly, that nobody can possibly tell It ha been applied. You Just damp en a sponge or soft brush with tt and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. By mora Ing the gray hair disappears; but whst delights the Isdles with Wyetb's Sage and Sulphur Compound I that, besides beautifully darkening the hair after a few application. It also brings back the gtoaa and lustre and gives It an appearance of abundance, Wyeth' Bag and Sulphur Com pound I a delightful toilet requisite to Impart color and a youthful ap pearance to the hair. It I not In tended for the euro, mitigation or prevention of discs. Adv. Marines tight in France Bring Big Crowds to Fnlist mxa-Mf.-jvxrtzxwi )Ufv tf J$u TEMPLE THEATER "KEITH OF THE BORDER" A Triangle Western Drami, Featur lS ROY STEWART Also Patlie New ADMISSION 10c aanaj lie MERRILL OPERA HOU1E ' MOTION PICTURM TCTsfaUY AJf aUTURDAYB wAWiW;wtwrwsMrMi "ll 'tmmm TMrWWM"rAMtlM'Vir 'at t r ,. f If raTB . sfsTstal altRlll I I I lt armsV ilsC'mai iSJf 4 fagTaMaaar'TJamaaaaaWvaTm T' , nw(y..a ..m ff k.? m ' jbw' m m ma , n ' )(vL-r"I Bmaav avjUi IFTtflMGfKfnimVmFZjf'' & . f 12' I aHr w jI mmmMafmmnBnmmmmlMWnwnmWLKMKsfr A 0 t tM. it BaBaamsVVmaaaaaaVmBV"L2. KnMK gftK Pg 1 A. ''4" 'vXy . i'7''''iWt'UMJ0nmmMatnmmMmlMwMtMM (MWWmai aaaaaaaaafUaaaaaaaaaWlBaaraaaaaaa ffM v'-VtfMBaTasTSriBTsBTsBTa -&m '& 'TJaaaaal v aaaaaaaaaawiaaaaaaaaaavWsmaaWaaaaaaaaw 1 m a lsm awVavaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarnKflavsr .bb''sbHPbW KaBmaaaaaaamsi P ?? Uaaaataaaaaaaaal saaaaamK hma i L - SBSSSSaliaBaBlBaBiaBiaBBBBBBBBBBBBBS Musical Social Dance The Venetian TroiUHrt Featuring Cntherlne Ituherta Opera House, MosdayEretkc June 24th 9 o'Clock AdmiuionSOe LM llltc SimUI Event ..f the Hrawe. HtilliHliliig l'ierUlly tiood. VHallB DiKe Until 2 o'Clock at Elks Hal $1 .00 Per Couple Jazz Music Given by Elks Lodge 1247 nnnnBMgKlgK VLI nnHnHnilS!'afl nnllHrllllllHnHnW nnVHHflH ssMBJaJBgaaaaaaSB aaaaaaaaails3aaaaaawaa'BmBnaaaaa UnillBaaaaaaKiBaaaatlfri r'amaaal aaMlaaaaaK ''aMHrtiaaaaaaa ' Eat Less Meat If Back Hur$s RICHARD'. CLSVaAMO. Die bird fighting of 'the United .(ate Murines In the brttle for Pet Is has arctsed the youth, of tho cour, i to neb an extent f'.at liundroU more baVe applied for enlistment. This photograph showg a scene In one New York City recruiting office. Oae of those spurred to enlist was Richard Cleveland, son of the lata president, who has given up hi studies at Prlneetoa (o goto rraarea a 'private. Td g Um of Saks to flush Kidneys if ' bothers you 4 Eating moat regularly ovontunlly.Klits of v.ler ,'ofo'e. -m'tl produrot kidney tiouble In some form or other, ay a well known author ity, because the uric acid In meat ex rites the kidneys, they become over worked; got sluggish; clog up, and cause all sort of duties, particular ly barkucho und, misery In the kidney egiou; rhounmlu twinges, sovero barkni'lies, ncid Htomuch, ciiUMtluntlon, torpid liver, sl epesnuess, bladder and urinary Irritation. The moment your back hurts or kidneys aren't acting right, or If bladder bother you, get about i four ounces of Jad Suits from any good pharmacy; take a Ublespoonful la a row u.iy mm - , ta--, act line. This famon. . -- f.om the urld ' rhll-Jl jco.co.n.anedlt.lf0BV been used for gon r o clogged kidneys .Vutril to wiuial aillvlty :" JS lirltntp. thus ending WB order) , iiur U ja San Jfflrf5 .mkudellgfclWI'rJJJji wnl., drink which .mUlJJ J and women take keep the kidney. mJ JJJH clean, thus avoiding "" disease. Adv. v ' i - , tWK tt T-(u 2.l.