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

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Newspaper Page Textir:r 'rMA'HaMWj. j"i'i MONDAY, JULY i, mm THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON lit'1! I tfrj3aiaiaBI nil ..tV :-"- $.' syl' tS K$k s '.ii fcsaRn .Vl a' ,,Yr-'P.".' ' ' t .M'.'a I 2 The Evening Herald (W, O. SMITH, Editor Pabtlehed daily eicet Boaday b flwi HeraM FubUahug CMuair of Biaitk Fftlte. at 111 Fowtb street Ratered at the noatoRce at jRTamatb WkVOrasoB,(ortraumlMlM through fee ataila aa second-eUas matter. Mbeerty Uoa terms by mall to aay iMnh Ib tka Called Btataii Om yaar On month - MONDAY, JULY 1, 1S D 11 ERSONAL MENTION LITTLE SIDELIGHTS ON LOCAL HAPPENING AMONG THK PEOPLE OF THIS CITY AND VICINITY. GOINGS AND COMING OP LOCAL FOLKS T Herald's ClassifidAdvs. HELP WANTED ijuuuutAruvxrvyirer'iir'",,,J' ' "'"" WANTED A girl for bencral house work.' Phone 310. 2Mf WANTED Work on ranch by man end 'two women with to.un. Uu quire Spencer, 813 -Walnut Ave l.ue. ' 2S-3t WANTED Employment for four hours In the afternoon and nil day Saturdays by experienced tales man, collector ana office man. aq drew X. Herald office. 2913t T, T. 8ewa"rds Is n city visitor from San Francisco. a. A. Wlnchlcr Is a recent arriv al In the city from Kansas City. Mrs. Mary Riddle Is a guest today at tho Hotel Hall from Kcllurn, Cal. re-j Mr. anil Mr. Hay Court are re turning to San Francisco this morn ing In their rnr. They have boon hero visiting Mrs. Court's mother, Mrs. Joe Mooro. Mr, and Mrs. Lnlon Stephens ami Mr. ami Mrs. 1.. I,, t.envltt visited Crater I-nkp yesterday. They fotmil Camp Lewis My 4th, Parade Ground .. .. tm-...t K. H. iienry ana son, m..... --, mokD g0 lloniIO tlt0 vow of turned from San Francisco lost night. j10 ,ak(J was ,lllcrft.rro,, wth , S0I1K, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. P. lteirry came cxlpn,t In on last evening's train from Cas Wayne Keeseo, tllll Proudy, J. A. ! Smith, Hex Casey, Lester Phillips, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. S. Wllburn nre,; "' ' . . Halt today crlp " olri " ",, and Mrs. George P. Isenhewer wero passengers this morning on the auto Ray Talbot Is In town from his stage to Ashland. sheep ranch near Uly looking nfter tells. registered at the Hotel from Mazcnold, Cat. SfBEmBBam9RxmBBlmRnBmBBBBBmlmm SaaEaaaaBmmmTBsmVPaFBBjgi FOR RENT 0MV0im0t0WWgttWI0t0M1000Wl0l0A FOR RENT Two furnished outside rooms with bath. 228 Fourth Street. l-2t ROOMS Light housekeeping. 203 Mala St a-:t FOR RENT Neatl furnUhed out side room; running water, bath; reasonable. 1023 Main St. 28-5t FOR RENT Pastured SOe per bead par month for cattle; 11.00 for kersee. Also several thousand acre tula hay to sail, at reasonable price aad you eat It. pee A. A. Mehaffey, 411 Mala St, ' 17-tf FOR SALE 4MWMMVWWWM4MMWWMMMAMAMMMMMA FOR BALE Household furniture. SIS Canby St. l-tf 1 FOR BALE Team aad harases very cheap. Call at 01 Oak St 1 8-lt FOR BALE Cheap, 1(17 model Ford .speedster. Detachable rims, foot tires; la food condition. 144 Via aveaue, Mill Addition. l-4t FOR BALE About flSOO (by la Toiea) will bay aa old established, wall paying business oa. Mala 8L I tug to Waco, Texas, where his aero Af dross M-49, HaraM. 21-lt' squadron la stationed business matters. George Grlttle was a county seat visitor Saturday afternoon from the. Mt. Lakt section. Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Johnson were week end visitors In Klamath Falls from their home In Bonanta. John Hag elsteln Is In the city look ing after business Interests today from his ranch at Algoma. Mr. and Mrs. Klrkpatrlck arrived last night from Portland and are reg istered at the Hotel Hall. Mrs. Amanda Hamaker leaves for Portland this morning to visit her son and daughter, who reside there. W. R. Campbell, a prominent cat tleman, was In the city Saturday from his ranch in the Sprague River valley. . . l -- . , !. ine Hiamatn raus icniu iui un. AXNOUNCKMKXT St Mrs. 38 California avenue, tomorrow af ternoon at 2:30. At this time the guild will form a society of W. S. S. nnd It Is Import ant that every member should he present. Paul's guild will meet with J, D. Morgan nt her home at) MAN AND WIFE will tako position either on ranch or In camp. Wo man good cook, man good, steady worker. Phono 349 or call Under wood Apts., 3rd and Main, over Ash land Store. L2 REMOVAL NOTICE Tacoma, Wash., July 1 - (Special) - This Is tho Taeomn Stadium, where thousand of soldiers from Camp Lewis. America's largest permanent eiiitonment. close to the elty, will show how the war giimo Is played, on July 4th. Infantry, artillery and cavalry will participate In this huge show, arranged lo give the people of the states of the Washington department of war n glimpse of how soldiers ate prepared to lake their places on the line In Frame. Men from nearly ovcry city nnd town In Washington. Oregon, California, Nevada, Montnna. Wyoming. Idaho, I'tnh and Alaska will tako part with their full equipment. National army men drawn from Minnesota and the Dak-otas will have a share also In the spc'tacle. Tho stadium sells 40,(100 persons. It la fringed on two sides by lawns and nodding trees, on the third the Stadium high school and fourth opens on the blue waters of Pugct Sound. Great Caution Urged Regarding Forest Fires Attorney R. C. Groesbeck has moved his law office and that of city attorney to rooms over the new Kla- hia hall nm yesterday at Chtlo-.math State Hank building. No of- - w .-- - ,!... quln to the Modoc nine. The score ce telephone connection for a few was 10 to 8. days. Residence phone 270-Y l-6t Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Norla returned to Lakevlew this morning, arter a visit of several weeks In Klamath Falls. NOTICE Fourth of July parade, foreign sectien: At lot A data f waa itiVrul Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McAullffe of to ,ak un thl, .,. of .. ,,,. Bly have been called here by the pendence Day 'parade. The time Is asi . a) VaTau Ujt A Iffam. rerlous Illness of Mrs, brother, Mort .O'Connor. McAullffe's short, an enthusiastic response will FOR BALK SO head of yoa&g rat tle, Joe Victoria, Malta, Ore- 14-10t' TEScElanEiB"""" ASMMMMMMMMMMAM jkAUMAixua; Keeiaeaee lot oa 11th 8t Paved, sewered aad grad ed aad ready foV building. Worth 1800. Will exchange for 8100 la Liberty Bonds aad cheaper lot. 9. T. WARD CO, la Now Office Ml Mala Street Take the wheels with Bros. Oarage. squeak out of those Bpokatlta. Telfora 11-tf CUtceto has ge sxctaslva aato of Tjtjr desirable city aad coaatry wan accept Liberty Beads fame aad reaches, 14 H OUSTON' Metropolitan Amassment s make this feature worth while. 8ult- Rov LiPralrle. who has been here flags and banners will be pro- on a furlough, returned this morn- vlded. aii men or roreign nirtn or or for- elgn parentage who will march In our Dr. Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Magee and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Mills returned last night from Bend, where thsy have been attending the Stirr ers' convention. (parade are asked to report to W. B. SLOUGH, 127 Seventh St., Klamath Falls. "Yoa'ro safe" If yon havo aa laaarw aaco BoUcy from (ha Callcote afea ey. l DANCINO at Mills Addition Hall July 3, 4 and E, from 9 o'clock till midnight. Admission COc 1-3 Barety beads whit you waR. .Bee Callcote. 14 HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE DARK STAR THEATER Bluebird Featurea Presents CARMEL MYRES In THE GIRL IN THE DARK" Also Universal Curreat Events aad "Walcfe Your Watch,'1 A Nestor Comedy TEMPLE THEATER Triangle Fine Art Presents OLIVE THOMAS . iH "AN HKIRESB FOR A DAY" Aloe Hearst Fatbe News Latest Warl - afuiiuiAii &. ...j'a McOaraUck reaper, good order, at half price. Other Imp letaeat. Far. sir's Warehouse Co. , Stutf 1 I If yon waat to tan year Liberty Roads Into a hoasa see Callcote. 14 s THE BEST COUTH LESS America's oldest, best and most successful Life Insurance Co., The Mutual Life of N. Y. For particu lars regarding our new policies see Geo. 0, Ulrleh, district manager, tf tA00000m00A00t0t0 A Cool Kvrp(lon at Klamath Hot Springs ON 4th of July Chicken Dinner 6:00 to 7:30 P. hi. BIG DANCE Ami Firework In tho Evening COME AM) KEEP COOL --- --- . ---- ..nrinnn.rLrLivuu? Portland, Jul) 1, A letter urging caused renewed efforts toward fire provon- "Ign. by carelessness or evil de- l tlnn Im boon .mil ,,it liv Stnln For. " "; "OK senson. inos- c, . ..hi .. , t. . ,., I ngnlnst tho government of the United ester F. A. Elliott nnd Federal !'. w not dgcoura(t0 ,o,(ruc. trlct Forester G. H. Cecil, to 26 dls-;on of government property. Uyal trlct fire wardens, G2 co-operative cltliens will co-operate nnd on them stnto and federal fire wardens, 100 you must rely for success. Every forest rangers ana 300 flro patrol-'patriot must act as the represcnta- men In the state. I "ve or " Public put out small "The dry season Is at hand." says f,rM himself and report the large ... . .. .. .. ..... ... nni Immmllalalv In lt,n nwipait fn,. "f me leiicr, -anu iiro proicciion pians .-.-., ...- ..-.,-. .- must now bo brought In to effective eHt ranger." operation. For a number of reasons ' - Ask Clillrot to tsll youMlxiiit the new IIIIH law root lift-, arrldcnt anil lirallli pnllrlea of the Travelers. Ttiey are modern and -et lra than otli. era. 14 Making the 4th a Perfect Day forest losses are at this time parti cularly lamentable. "Since the forest fire warning was first sounded In the United States, an army of trained forest fire fight ers of no mean efficiency has been developed. To this army you belong. Many of, your farmer co-workers, skilled in fire protection work, are now In France. Therefore It Is up to you to carry an additional burden. "The huge drain on this country's resources because of the war, has drawn hosts of men from productive Industries and Increased tho cost of Hiving. Every forest fire needing men and supplies for Its extinguish ment Is n further economic drain. It is particularly our present duty to prevent this waste as well as waste of timber. ' "Seventy-five per cent of all fires are shown by our records to be ORPHEUS THEATER 'AVIIIam Fox Presents TOM MIX In "CUPID'H ROUND-UP" A Thrilling Story of the Goliteti West' Prices, 10c, 15c War Tax added MILLS ADDITION LOTH Duy a lot in Mills or Darrow addi tions, close to the Industrial center. Somo are priced as low as I12G on easy terms. Will take your Liberty Donda at par. See Chllcote 633 Malu street. 'is-tf Whether you ntny at homo on the Fourth, go nutolng, or have n family picnic, you will find many things nt , Clip's which will add to tho delight the holiday. Flist, of course, are tho artlclus J of jewelry you must have to he cor rectly dressed pcndantK, brooches, pins, tie 'clasps, tout chains, slecvu links. If you are going uway over tho Fourth, he stiro you huvo a travel ing cast mid other nurrsHltlcx In toilet goods also n fountain pen. Frank M. Upp JEWELER 511 Main Street Oflclal H. P. Watrli Inspector Early Bird Says Q fv2 'Wk5 It's Vacation Taw! Il'o vniutloii tltnivulit atimt, vim nt Ion I line! If )n mn't gi't ti llin riNil of liio imiiintrtliia or rualioiv, liy nut lot tlm iimi, iiiiifort itlile frt'llng iiiiiie to yttu'.' Our light wrlahl liullilng ninl fiirnUtiliiR nlll nrfnrt your I'iiikk lightly. Cimiio tiNlny wlillr alurka it fn riitiipMn ninl make your retisiloii, K. Sugarman New City bundry We Ouarantee Our Work. Shirts and Cellars Laundered. We also wash allu, weal, and eat ersd gads very carefully. Try a ones and be convinced. Our arlees are right Phone 184, 127 Fourth Street Back of First Natlsnat Banti Dassengeri and Baggage A.NYWIIEHK IN THE CITY gUICK HKHVICK IIE.HO.AIILE HATE PHOXK INT WcslernTraDsfcrCt. Oiit-oMiiun iHNiple, when la tka illy, nra Invltivl m rail at OUIcete'e rcfll wtaiii iifflro. Kstra desk, free riling material, magaslaea and ae lirni. Cardinal at Mass Before 10,000 Soldiers at Camp Dwns MEJtRILL OPERA HOUSE wjmM m&mm; PICTiTRmf AMRIATURDATI Government Asks for One Day Celebration BULLETIN NO. 53 ( 3. Please advise me of your de 1, Altho I fully recognise tbat it clslon. has been the custom for loiclnc' DKICE 1'. DISQUE. camps and mills to close down for Co,oncl- 'Slsnal Corps, Commanding. several days during the Fourth of' The "T1"" f the 8awn"118 ln " j..i. h.iH. n..H .. community lire eager und willing to -., , r..u, D ,u ,,0n oi(Co.0,)0rttt0 , th fu)Iefit extont wth our present national chtsls, it would the government In this respect, it not seem proper that we, who hnve'l'as been clearly demonstrated that a great work to do in this war,lwe are nort of fort materials In should slacksa our efforts any more'!""' wor neeU8' antl u ' earnestly than those men whom we have sent across the water should slacken theirs, 3. I therefore ask employers and employees of every logging camp, mill, aad engineering aad river en. oration to take only one day'e ball day Ul oomlag Fourth of July. I hoped that all employees will also co-operate and be back ready to work mfter tho one day's celebration of the Fourth. 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DRINK A GLASS OF REAL HOT WATER BEFORE BREAKFAST. 1 aya we will both look afwl feet clean, aweet and freak aad avoid MlMag, This Is Just a Kllmnsn (if ll,. in Ann a .. metaling at mass In camB r, rrT!. ' W" . .r and of oldlers. and the fir nmI I '.;:".: " ' " u" w ,ne 'w chun " " ru,r, .... oeen nefore such a crowd of thorn. ?"iC.'",.,U A1 T C'P even's, MnZL 'C noston. v .-.. .... - . wrvices ever held for ,ir.r,..i Hunltary sclvuco has of late made rapid strides with results that are Of untold blosslng to humanity. Tka lat est uppllcutlon of Ita untiring reeearck is tnu recommendation that It la aa necessary to attend to Internal aaalta Hon of tho dralnuge system of tka ku man body as it Is to the drains of tka llOUHO. Those of us who nro accustomed to fool dull and hcuvy when we arise. splitting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul tongue, nnsty breath, acid atom ach, can, Instead, feel as freak aa a daisy by oponlng tho sluices of tka ostein onch looming and flushing out 1 ho whole of the Internal poisonous stagnant matter. Kvoryone, whether ailing, sick or well, should each morning before breakfast, drink a glass of real bot water with n tosspoonful of limestone uhosplinto In It to wash from tke lay's Indigestible wasto, sour bile and IioIhououb texins: thua cleansing. loiiinch, liver and bowels the previous Hweetonlng nnd purifying tke entire alimentary canal before putting mora romi into the stomach. Tho aetloa of 11 empty stomach Is wonderfully In vlgoratlng. It cleans out all tka eour rerincntiitlonH, gases, waste and acid ity anil glvos one a splendid appetite for hreiikrust. While you are eajoylag hot water and limestone phospbate oa your brenkfaat the phosphstsd kot water Is quietly extracting a largo vol ume of water from the blood aad get ting ready for a thorough lusblag of nil tho Inside organs. The millions of people who are notk- ered with constipation, bilious saell. stomach trouble, rheumatic stlffmoMI others who have sallow sklaa, blood disorders and sickly complnlou are urgea to get a quarter pound of lime itone phosphate from the drug store. This will cost very little, but la iu- cient to make anyone a nroaouaeed crank on the subject of lateraa! taia Itatlon. Adv. eazmmi iaiiy:.V.V'; '.!kftb6v.4kv ( ''iJ.i.iy.ra r""imw'rvtiWam!rt.