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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1918)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLt, OREGON wi:dni:hi),w '. Jll.Vl,' M .. L mwj. mak '! V ; v. i The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH, Editor PaMtakad dally Mtm amaday ay fa Herald Fvkttaklag Cwmu f Klamatk Fall, at 111 FoarU ttraaL aland at tk acatattea at falta Oregon, tor traaamtloa Ureaak lb auUla aa aacoad-elaaa aattar. Buhserlptloa term by mall to amy addra la tfca Ualted BUteat Oaa yar W On moatk - WEDNESDAY, JUNK SS, IBIS Herald's Classified Adrs. HELP WANTED WANTED One. first class woman rook nnd experienced dining room girl, fi.r four month, at summer re tort. Enquire Herald office. 25-ut P ERSONAL MENTION UTtUI mTDKLMHTS ON LOCAL HAPPRN1NM amom m fmople or this city and vicinity. fXHNOB AND COMINGS Or LOCAL POLKS ' EX-EMPEUOH MOVED TO MOSCOW Alex Albee la here from Weed, Cat. on business WANTED Moss cook for Klamath Agency, for 10 to IS person. Woman n cook and girl as waltreaa. Write or phono J. M. Johnston. 54-8 WANTED Girl or middle nged lady to do housework and help with care of baby. Good home and good wages. Phone 43. 14-51 WANTED Girl for general house work In private home. Three la family. Telephone Mrs. Lahore, White Pelican Hotel Jl-tt FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished or uafura- lshed rooms; garage, bam, etc. 802 Oak Ave. 14-It FOR RENT Pasture; 50c per head per month for cattle; $1.00 for horse. Also several thousand acraa tul bar to aell at reasonable prlca and you cat It.' 8c A. A. Mehaffer, all Mala St. 17-tf FOR SALE FOR SALE One Ford car and oaa Chevrolet. Howie Garage. 25-3t FOR SALE-HouMhold farattar, 59 Washington street. 14-4t FOR SALE 1 saddle horse, 2 work horses, 1 fresh cow, 1 heifer, bred; 1 calve 3 weeks old. Geo. A. BU, Mill Addltloa. Phone ia-M. 24-1 FOR SALBColt, about I moatk old iBqulre Standard Oil Co, Klamath Fall. J4-t FOR SALE 20 head of youM rat- tie. Jo Victoria, Malta, Oro- gea. 14-let FOR TRADE Four bead of horse, 1 Jersey milch cow, new road cart, Ingle barneas, 1 two section barrow bought this spring, two seta work 'harness. Trad for Ford auto. Harvey. Rhodes, Po Valley. 25-2t FOR SALE I have 20 lota la block 18 In Mount View Addltloa, Iota S. 4 and 7 In block 99, Bueaa Vteta corner Third and CallfornlaTlota 1, 2 and 4 In block 13 In Ewauaa Height Addlton, on which I want aa offer. Must aell soon, aa I have to return home. Is good propcrtyfor peculation. Part cash", part tlaae. Room 231, Hotel Hall 14-ft' MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Swell little plastered horn In Mill Addition. Yard footed,, garden, city water, electric lights, large screened porch, f 1100 Terms. TO EXCHANGE Dandy lot at Re creation (Reeky Point). Nearly at! clear. Trade for lot In Klamath Fall. J. T. WARD A CO In New Office 621 Mala Street ORPHEUS THEATER L. A. Dlanchfleld I n recent ar rival from the Ray City. Fred A. Matt I a county seat vis itor from the Odessa section. R. G. Snell Is a recent arrival from Seattle. W. P. Ward Is a city business vis itor today from San Francisco. Win. I.ec was among the train ar rivals last night from Dunsmutr. H. A. Weed Is registered at the Hotel Hall from Fort Klamath. Mrs. E. M. Sargent of Yakima. :sh., Is a guest at the Hotel Hall. Mrs. N. Glnsback Is In town for a short visit from the Klamath Agen. cy. B. E. White la a business visitor In Klamath Fall from San Francis co. Cat. V. T. Van Allen and F. U. Wes ton are la towa from Dunsmulr to day on matter of buslnt. Mrs. Alfred Caaalagham arrived last night from Portland, une is stopping at th Hotel Hall. Marshall Orr wa la towa yester day from bla ranch la the Oleae sec-tloa. F. W. Bold, the Implement dealer at Bomb, cam la yesterday on matter of buslneee. Mr. Cort O'Coancr and Mr. ant Mr. Jrry McCarthy of c:, are coun ty seat visitor. r! E. Bteveaa aad .Paul Hersog are couaty swat basla visitors to day from Algoma. Mr. and Mr. H. L. Peters and raa ar tourist visitor la Klamath Falle from Callforaw. J. H. Hobba, who conducts a gen eral ator at Merrill, paid th county eat a business visit yesterday. Mr. aad Mr. J. H. Bald cam la 8. 1). Chandler, Clarcnco Hlnehart W. U. Snyder. Paul Ureuky were Kl. math Fall arrivals yesterday after noon from Utkevlcw. Thomas AmbroKCltl, K. llnlman. Berne. June S. KxKmpsror Nicholas has been transferred to Moa row from Yekaterinburg!!, whloh was no longer safe, owing to th movement among the Caecho-Slovak force, according to th Eeltung Am- raltlag of Merlin, v IIENEFIT DINNER Will bo given by the Catholic ladles at the Mootto Hall. firbody ' In- nay Crawford, Joe upton ami Fran- member the dale July -4th. 11 res Miration were msenner on "" until 3 o'clock. ' 24'3t nnto stage this morning to Ashland 'I MrCvnnlrk reaper, good order, at Fan. as-tf Mr. nnd Mr. W. C. Dalton and son.1 drove In yesterday from the Ma- half price. Other Implement tin section (' n short visit 'at thc.mer'a WarWiouno Co. county seat. They arc guests at the J White Pelican. , , . . . v I Clillrote lias Hie exctunlve aale of Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Walker and mimr very dclrbe rlty and country son. Mr. nnd Mrs. George H. Men-' property. Will accept Liberty Road dell and John A. Mendcll are tourM ' on hoaae, lot, farms ant! raache. 14 visitor from San Francisco nowl stopping at the White Pelican. BUY A THRIFT STAMP TODAY I Would Have National Army Reclaim Lands Honolulu, T. H., June 12. ( By. self aa familiar as possible," he said, Unlit A nronosnl to urn the men ' horl visit will permit With of the national army to reclaim vast 'the national parkwe hava created m wm PEDEN GAINS 27 POUNDS WAS TWICK EXAMINED ' AND KACH TIME TOLD OPKHATION WOl'LD HE HKII ONLY NOPE (but Just kopt taking Tnnlno nnd my lmirovmen( tins heoli so rnpld that non of my ulothes fit inv. Right from tho atnrt I began to Improve. Tln niedlclno seemed to take hold itt onro. It had a soothing effect, unci In a ,fV dnvH I ,felt no pulu at ull,' I waa so happy aver my wonderful Improvement that I sent fur my neighbor to tell thorn how much hut. ter I fell. I xont mill not amitlutr bottle of Taiilnu und havo'Jiut flu. Uhed my third nnd feel like. I Imvu been made all over ukhIii Into it nuw woman. "A I Imvu hiiIiI before, I now weigh 121, H)und nnd none of my I clot ho am big enough for nte, nnd 1 1 will hnvo In make them all over, ngsln, I have n rnvenoiM mipotlto nnd my husband says I nm simply "I have Just (InUhed my third bot lie of Tanlac nnd have gained S7J(.Ullt ,,,, oul f ,,,, ,, , pounds," was the truly remarkable 1 hnvo eon gone Imek to my coffee statement made by Mr. Chn. I'eden, which I wa told not to totirh, Tlionn residing at 610 Mill street. Hunt, horrible pain In my back nnd heiitl vllle. Alabama. Mr. Pcdon la ono of ' disappeared Mini I Bleep like the beat known and mot highly re- " r,,u- m '' ""'Kr nervous, iipectcd women of that thriving little ''" "l In tho mnriilnga city, where she hao mndo her home' Cerf refreshed, cheerful and bright. for a number of year. . ' "m n,Jw tth,c " n",'n,, '" " ,,MHl, .'Wh.n t rnmni.iice.1 Inkin the "' " Wl '" "' '"" niedlclno." she continued, only , ed life all over. My himtmntl I IiIkIi Before the Mmr I Mirrv 11ioo wtio unif i.ur riad.. ti.Mi.ir nmy uh, iM-foiTuit Mlriiir or I'lioliiiMi w"h a airas. I11K Mitlle nnd tlirr mar Hm Iheliikehis iiv, rr iimoiint Mli nmlns, Mp t(l. feren.. lit ,, , uilnMnsn. gnniieiil. Tin. illff.ir,,,,. irlr, help you .,iMe in),. . w SalMK Slioiip. "w K. Sugarm an weighed nlnety-elght (9) imundai.1' '" '' ' recovery I tl.e now 1 weigh 126 pound and never ,,,lk "' "' nrlgliMrlnioil. I do nolh. felt better In my life. For year I ln u "M "' '""K "v"r ,", have suffered with a bad form of recovery of my health and pruUo .Inn.rh Irniihl ronitloatloii mill. " " "'i ". ....., .....-.-, -..- . ... pain. In my side and back. At times I ' " srawiiii lor my enenpe the palna took the" form of torture fron h" derating table and the Lf Hlfa IIikI Unll HU tlll.lll. lull m. and I wa twice eiamlned and each ''" """ '"" ""' i " i .im. .i.i .. . ..r.n..n woui.1 ' i: y"i y. if you winh. ten be my only hope. I had fallen off',,,ef " "frlng n I waa In "";'ri"M,'1f,',1 ''"" uraar fo., n, ...in . l. ..I.he.1 nln.lvlht ' " "! ' 'e ll M",'"l '' t N. V. ?or Sarll THE lli:sT COHTS LKtaj Amerlrn' imlrKt, tp( ln mill I nnlr wal hed n netve ht ",TO" " " '' pound, and wn m weak I- could , Dul " inniac m loin in ixinuiniii by Star Drug Co. hardly get around. a ibhl.iii,! HkmMA I. atw .tn.at ! It tkA aA alttialllA 1 Bafel a At Bill. areas of waste public lands through.'""". ""' ""'""" " '"" """" " . ?,;', . 11 ... ,,.. a . , v-I- ment ever having seen them. W and what little I did eat would cause ttead them. I. to be laid before m.lhV! " ,he nu nd wrUt'n I!" ,0 ! ,0,w1l!,i .T 'Tl (iiiiwus ne ucvu. imv wcr i,aiiiitit'ii t.iu "After the war, when we bav a alck headache and a dluy feeling merchant marine that will be greater gres by Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane, according to n ilnlmnl tiv Mm tinrM vc.atnr.lAir. ,r. connection with the dUpo.ltlon of !" ". "''' ml on:h" which heart. the public lands of Hawaii. Sncretnry Ijine arrived In Hono lulu Saturday, June 8. for the pur pose of making n thorough Investi gation Into the vexed problem of the Territory with a view of finding a Kolutlcn of the difficulties that have long troubled the Islands. "I have a big proposition In mind dealing with th available public lands of the United States, and th public land of Hawaii may 'In cuded In the general scheme," aaJd Secretary Lane yesterday. Secretary Lane Intends to make last algkt from Saa Fraaclsco and), thorough examination of th public ar registered at the Hotel Hall. ,8B(lg of Hawaii whll hs I la th 1 m ir.,. .h An.r.f. ! If land. Today, accompanied by W.., .... w.www w J... . Mrs. ijine, iuaiautni oecrwimrx orau- ley and Mrs. Br.1ly, Special Assist w mill aar Word. I la town looklag aftr buslae latrta to Mr. aad Mr. Ba Reed .cam la ytrday from tbalr ranch la th Boaaaaa district for a short business vtolt. Daal Fltagarald waa amoag the tralB arrival last algkt from Saa DUgo, Cal. He la rgitered at th White Pellcaa. . "Yow'r afM If jraa hav aa laaar aacw poUcy fro tha Callrot agea cy. 14 H OUSTON' amMml'fmmmmmlmmmm s ant and Mrs. Lathrop Brown, his private secretary, Olenn Shafer. Gov ernor L. E. Plnkham, Governor Designate C. C. McCarthy. Mlsa Nan cy Lane and several local people, Secretary Lane left for a tour of the Islands of Hawaii and Maul. He will visit the volcano of Kltauea and the great extinct crater of Halea- kala. "I want particularly to make" my HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE ARK Tito Star Superb MAIIEL TALIAFERRO "THE JURY OF FATE" ,A Metro Wondcrplay of Hamaa Kmo. tloa , Abo Wm. 8. Hart in "Th Good for -, ' 4 NotWag." 'rleM, 10c, I80 War Tax add MILLS ADDITION LOTS Bay a lot la Mill or Darrow addl Uoaa, cloa to th Industrial crater. Bom ar priced aa low aa 1S6 oa asy term. Will tak your Liberty aWaa at par. Sm Cblloote, III Mali atraac. ' ll-tf STAR THEATER TODAY Adolpli Zakor Preate ANN PENNINGTON la SUNSHINE NANN" Tba kl4 of a plrtare that plea everybody. Also flaartatta K. Sat trrtee aad Carria Fewtar McCarthy la latest maatral aatarUoaa. TEMPLE THEATER Harry Merrey wkli .Coriaaa OriffUli WHO OOWi THEREt" By Robert Chamhar Th tal of aa American who defied th Oarmaa spy iystm and cham pioned th cause of little Belgium. Aba a Hie V Coated ADMIMION If aaad If de Bath You Look I An Inside Bath Makes You Look and Peel Fresh Say a wee f hat water wHh ph phrt bfr broakfatt kp llln away. Thw allnt, twaHh maaaur being adapted by million. MERRILL OPERA HOUSE! MOOTON lICTimaafl ItmmlATB AM MTVamUTI Pbyslclun th world over recom mend the Inside bath, claiming this I of vastly more Importance than out side cleanliness, because th skin pore do not absorb Impurltl Into the blood causing III health, while th pores In the ten yards of bowel do. Man and women are urged to drink each morning, before breakfast, a glass of hot water with a teaapoooful of llmeiton phosphate In It, aa a harmless means of helping to waab from the stomach, liver, kidney and oowals the previous day' Indigestible material, poisons, sour bile and tox ins; thus cleansing, sweetening and purifying the entire alimentary canal before putting mor food Into th stomach. Just aa soap and hot water cleanse' and freshen th akin, so bot water aad limestone phosphate act on the ellmlnatlve organs. ' Those wno get up with a bad breath coated tongue, nasty taste or bar a dull, aching head, sallow complaxlon, acid stomach; others who ar subject to bilious attacks or coaatlpatloa, should ohtala a quarter pound of Urn stone phosphate at th drug ator. This will cost very little, but I u vieat to demonstrate the value of In side bathing. Those who continue It acu morning ar assured 01 pro Boaacad raaulte, both la regard to baaltk aad appatraa. Adr. of it devoted to the commerce of th I'ncinc, our nation la going to real Ue, the significance of the Pacific. It has been hard for America hereto foie to ire anything except the At lantic, but our vision I widening about the head. When those spell cam on me I would get awfully ner voust I worried about myself until I could rest or sleep but little. "I had fallen off until I wn al most 'skin and bone' and my Ntrength and energy rrei slowly leaving me, I had a dread of tho future and could and w- will not only be able to grasp nothing but the oeprallng table the value ot tho possibilities that "ad the knife. I had a perfect hor are now before us on this ocean, ror of an operation, but had made but we shall have the ship on thlaW my mind that It was either life great r(ght-of-way, free to us. 'or death and prepared to submit tc think that when this war la over.i"- I kad mad all my preparations 1 boll have the right-of-way, wlter. ' the operation and called on my ever wc want to go." AIUTH' EXPLORER WILL NOT RETURN THIS YEAR Vancouver, II. C, June 26. VII hjalmur 8teffanson, the Arctic ex plorer, la not coming oack to civili sation, after all, according to late re. ports from Ottawa. Earlier m sages said the explorer, who I at sister to tell her good by, aa I did not know whether I would live to see her again or not. My slater begged and pleaded with me not to allow them to cut on me, and told me to wait and try a gcod tonic for a while. The next day. a I returned from the consultation room I thought of what she said, nnd u I had heard so ranch' about Tanlac, I decided to try It aa a last resort, and slopped at a drug store and got a bottle. Of course, I had lost heart nnd had no faith In medicine, but to please my sister, I made up my mind to take Fort Yukon, Alaska, an Interior point Just Inside the Arctic circle, Intend-( It. and oh, what a happy day that ea 10 leave ror tne outside oy way of 1 was ror me! DawNon, Y. T or Nome, Alaska, aa noon as possible. The latest report said Steanuon wired Ottawa that hla health would tot permit him to travel until the end of summer. Early tbla year an at tack cf typhoid brought him Inland from th Arctic ocean. Stetansson has been In th North since 1912. "I never returned for the operation ...- ,.. . r-.,. , nun ii'KnrmiiK niir nnr polltle Fall (1,,- 0. Ulrtcli. ,,r:, Butter, AllV. u BUY A THRIFT STAMf TOOAV If )n want to turn nnv Law. 1 Hum! Into n turn ee fWleU. QUIT fVIEAT IF YOUR KIDNEACT BADLY TAKE A T.tlll.l NIHIOM II. OF )ou huw miwte himtathH, ntrrau HALTS IK HACK lll'IITN OH iiuil illtty ."'IU. .Iccplrimwi, acM IILADDKIt IttlTHKIIH Uloinucli or thru minium InbtdVMUV er, k1 from )inir.itiirrualst atari We are a nation of meat eater and (our nunc of Jail tjilti; takt I our blood I tilled ulih uric ncld, mi) tnlii'iioiinfii In a kUm of water 11 well known authoilty, who wanm.foie hmikfnrt each morning, 14 a us lo'bo conntaiitly 011 Kunnl aKiilnil n few nx your kidneys will Nt kidney trouble. iine. Thl fumou ultt limadffna The kidney do their turnout to frnu tho ncld of Krsiii and lemo Jtfc. tho bloiNl of this IrrltulliiK arid, hut.coiiililned with HtliU, and aai km become weak from the overwork; 'med for Kencralloiis to Until 14 they get nIiirkUIi; Hi 0 elluilnatUu ntliiiulutV cIokkciI khlneys, to ar issues clog und Oius the wimle I re. tinllio the nclil In urine so It U a talned In the blood to I'olioii lliu en- loucer a oiirin of Irritation, tiM lire system. jurulliiK iirlimry am) blsdder dlaarwn. When our kidney nclm and feel, Jud Hull I lneicniUeaBdeaast Ilk lumps of lead, and you havn liijuin; innki-4 a ilcllihlful S4rr slnglng pnlns In the buck or tho'reut llthln-wiiter drink, and aoM; urine Is cloudy, full of eillment, or run make a iiiMnku by taklag a lit the btndder I Irritable, obliging you tie orcnulotiiilly to kern lbs kMatfl to seek relief during the night; whon cleuii and nrtlve Adv. ;m- TO DARKEN HAIR APPIY SAGE TEA l.M)K YOUNOt IIRING HACK ITS NATURAL COLOR, GLOSS AND ATTRACTIVENESS Common garden sage brewed Into H heavy tea with sulphur added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair 'leautlfully dark and luxuriant. Just a few applications will prov a revela tion If your hair la fading, trakd or ray. Mixing the. Sage Tea and Sul phur recipe at home, though, I trou. blesome. An easier way Is to get a l-cent bottle of Wyetb's Sag and Sul. ihur Compound at any drug stor all eady for us. Thl Is th old time reclpo, improved by th addltloa of ither Ingredient. While wispy, gray, faded hair I not sinful,' w all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attractive' ness, By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, because it doea It so naturally, ao avenly. You Just damp en a pong or aoft brush with It and draw tbla through your hair, taklag one small ctraad at a tlm; by morn. Ing all gray hair bar disappeared, and after aaotbar appllcatloa or two, your hair become butlfully dark, glossy, aoft and luxurlaat. Tbla praparatloa la a delightful toilet reqalalt, aad la aot lateadad for th curo.mltlgatloa or prmatloa of dhvsaa. Adr. v ' Spink's Camp on Spiring Creek If Now Open for the Season Waw-aaaaaMfat',4. A' ' ftaaaV 'flBBa Jam' ' Ammt ami Aammmfv 1 JIamamamwmamamamamamBamaaiamamaam amaattt JtV amlfamamamammma, mamaamW '.amamammaVC BLmamaL JJBammaCL ammmal laKgiiiflHVVVH1. ftRathBLByB- HHBBhH ' 'mamamatamamamamPIaaHV!B&mam h BmamamamamamamamamTSJaark)ffBB BamamamamamamamamWmamllmaal ' ' TBjB ' '"MB -V-HBamaVamBaBmBamBammVmammmamM rtnt Fishing, good pure cld water, excellent Nuimiier climate. Plenty of Boat Phone at Camp Rates Quoted oh Request Fine ramping ground on tha WillUmaon river near mouth of Spring Creek Thl Hi pot oa tile Wllllamaoa made famoua by It flailing. -..-. R. C. SPINK, Managr a. v. nuiMAin AUbilWY c- 3 ' " J Vl" w f ' 't