The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 29, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text:';rcv MONDAY, JULY M, Bn THE EV1N1NO HERALD. KLAMATH FALU, OREGON Vint Phot f Americans far the fop Supported By French Tanks Early Bird Says u i iiiMP'i 'l' V ...J . .. . I PKi& "2-.' ti,y.Ia! :1DiMikiKfMl Newt si . fM,yy,yf'-l.-" ?- ' hf, ., t rTA ''' 12) r K "----- a J v- - '1 wy. ,X:r-!mmtuiu PTipfcfeMtof. f :? iiu . 2MS !.: ?W,eJ !KTrW ..IMWjb -- - - ..- vv. yJw'"'."""--' "r1 li ii mnii snimi ? - ., taafaaaWt' " ' " ' ' -' llf-' 'AS H .jiri1?!! VMV,frfrj, -rEi Vi ' '."(' mVi'l-l-B "iS "V ma'Piyitei. .'. WHELP WANTED ajtaAajMaiaaaajMjwaaaAajaaajaajMMMfaaaaMAA WANTSD toMtiie to, eat, shock Uad: alack .fcboat 30 km at rye becit afnaaia' aaar Healer ranch. StoCaltceW.,633 Mala St? i IMt . i V '' i i ' WANTED Olrl for general aeeae .',! 'Pkoae IM-R) ' . I7- hV -k K Ik -I'V & w, " - " wi i' lliZr j k .' IWk - . . . .. 7.- i," "", a85aSKW.aFqgfWM tto. git l'-A'. '-", :??W?ST!" 'ftv'--:y-- .ro yuj iWANTBDMMt-baarar, 5 pet 'day; mt easier, fl par Say; . railway a par car. awe reran at ivaaa per. P. O. Wordea, Ora 1711 it tm- - MMMMUMM ai.aittt' W fl. -..-- j- V Oit AMD O0to fr tMMMMMMIMMMIIMIWM kS' ffOOKOWaMkaaa waMk AMD MHMMMMNWWt . hi frast at . ?m-Laklpaharaa:aa4ar fcaalia MaraW aWeaV ' '. siWP M - "" HiiM.v- '-j-- !.' '.-'.-'.y'Tr .IMI IMIiai UN walgfctimiHaaiii-aaiPMa. 'Si"'5' aatt. .wH. .0. UfC t MMCELLAMBOUt CAA CrawiaM apaatal. , ' -.v,..AClKO .V,'' M c ,;"A;ar! will txaaa. . WaatVa tiT, 7IT -j ffajaawvaa wasi s twhh ' . a' --M 1 ' . ' t. i.-r- ''i -.i i t . iva hub ia aaraa, an vnaaaac -Via.ara.,laaa, hawa'aM Uta. j vpa.pac;BaTa. iaa aaaa. f',lMt-a:ati'ltt. "Al- "ytV' ai t . v.-' ;m . v l;'iu-ciLf'' T . i 4BBan . sabBAkH aaaaAAA. i ia .V? wrnonunz A Had Croat aoclatr was fornad In Ika Plaraa dlatrlet Friday. Mra. H. tfardaekla ckalraiaa. Tha ladlaa ara to auat at tha aehool bpata next Tkandar attaraaaa at 1' o'ataek te ojaamaaea their work. "All are aakad ta, ae praaeat u y . ; Jim Moora; aid family aad Mlaa Mildred Talbot motored te Cratei take Sunday. ' - Oaorga Afar awTed his ahaep to Clover creak thla weak. R. V. Em hat been tettlat up his cembtaad harvester. It Is now work lag splendidly. s Mra. Qeorge 8hell apeat Tuesday with Mra. Floyd Kennlstoa. Mini Maria Talbot spent tha week end la Klamath Falls vWtln with friaada. Jlmmie Moere ia very aickT with a caM. Oearte KaavUa has aeea Wadlns irate tit O. T. Hegae thla week. rpvb mnmxa. sKAtoK -oncn nr yikxica mmmmsmmi"mmmmmMismw-m-: ' - jlj rvr. -mWSSSSaia jTIikkI flX. iQI' 'If -t-UaJ-W:A'tft 5VJ,v-;;ti. M'IMMi-ttJimrk?; i .f " . . OafelBI " iPiiPiMia r wwt ' .alleSli UamYamffiJi:ii3rrJfiWaa&aviaammmmmmmHHVSaB IsfaLL'..'-' .w ..( n aVMaMaameammMammaWim ' JrN WASCTt3Xt;s'W3Gi6Wl. When the Americans weal over the top at CMtlgay they were supported by French taaka, as this photograph show. those taken of the Americans ta their first Important action. It was tlio first nmonc . Leadea, Ja !. (aWtlah Wire. sad arrtaa.) One ataawlar eateema etitaMieajsaadaac feaae iaad akertage te-'-Vmama .fcf he metkpUea ef i Tim peesta el the Aaa- triaj aapaml earryiac Haaaaaka aad tketr way late the wtU tha farmers gamma mi A fl -- -- -" " aw ".i C faS WW, VfmfrffMMWeW - M amWafl flamMal w:,ae eeH treaa their at wltt barter far T1m ariaa-of patatssj, says tha is tha Times. ap ta a eraay height If amr. eRy dweMar fteda a, wining Mm ta) eater tha Omr weaM- vema aawe mwaT ,mwXHaM at I aa'maaa.aa.alx sMmmga far twavesmaaM aaMar'waa flatermu ameHsaa aaya are cylag far their eaaatry. amreiy yea aaa aava far R. i"H?M U'.. t a-?. ,r."i-vAyv ,, . ..i!i: irvVl.. iesri ,!. ' V, XPiiaaabtte.;. t .H ec 1MB ' .! - llwii ' IjayVWar tavlag leaaipa., " ' '- " :'m ' k.Waamamm(K m ammr-aa laa am attw ami eeamery saapiiaj. aaa OMisti. ai s j i eim ',' asff emaasBa awam. ' f" "' Vs Met f m " . '; -( "i t.T" i1 ;--V ; fficmmlJUrS-MABm fJmmllllj C V ,--.' Y, , y, , aaerameeto; Jaly SI A aaa . twkeat,repUelag:a aaa ef water, 1 '.Mf.acraa la oae tnu tae'aeraala at which taale ferU ERSONAL MENTION LTTTLR MBmUaitTfl ON LOCAL HAPPKNINOB AMONG TUB PaWPLR OP TOM OfTF AND VIC1NRT. cantos amb ooMiNot or vocal polks Miss Gertrude Anthoay ia a reseat arrival, from Berkeley. Hugh B. Rankin Is here for d short time from Medford. Ivaa Brest is here for a abort time oa baslaeaa.from Merrill. Irving Millar U a city visitor from Pertlaad. O. N. Pierce of Porttaad, la hare oa baslaeos. M. C. Ford la stopping at the Hotel Hall from 8aa Franclsee. Mr. aad Mrs. Chas. J. Fargaaoa left for tha Klamath Hot Bprlaga Saturday afternoon to spend the week end. Mrs., Harry Waters left yesterday morning for San Francisco, where she will purchase a new Una of Fall goods for tha Band Bos. Mr. aad .Mrs. Laurence Phelpa are golag to Rocky Point tor a vacation. Mr. Phelps la an empllya of Roberta reaped a goldea harvest. A Whltmora's. straggles aad put Jhem to work," declared an official erf a railroad, with headquarters hare. "The armed guards about railroad yards, bridges aad tunnels, have also been a there In tha. aide of the caro free wanderer. He la la ceaetant laager t becoming a target white loafing arouad hie old haunts." In past years towns which wete tho headaaartera of farm laborers ware packed with professieaal gam blers, gunmen aad thugs who devised various schemes for fleecing the worker of his money. They mingled with tho mea. wore the clothes of the worker aad could be weeded out by offlcera oaly with difficulty. ' Tha war has. la the opinion of the authorities, sounded the death knell of tblt small army which annually RKCKAMI ItKNT HWtVK&J Phone IMt Mght Phone lllft Lets delay when you fill at Kta math Service Station, 8Utb, and Kla math. Il-tt Tp Kmw lie kao rlntli. Ttie man whose chief mncrrn Is "irne iMtpplaeM" know tliat till can beat ha arcompllalietl ' by that 'JJurt right' faating a (llTM. K. Sugarman rt-i nreafwaa f Aia.yaa aavaag far.yearseaT aloae ar PaTW Wmfr. Ssfr aad ear iag'far mraaM'aadJyaar eoaatryT 'V, Ms' Alliea ta, tha warld ----- .t ,-". ;rerhewed'laa). aaar l-D0; 7' " VaBBmHBBmamaB UST 6N s Frank Oallo of Oaktawd, la a guest ! at Ue Hotel HaU. Artkar LeavlU apeat the weak aad at Reeky Petat with frieada. Mtaa Beaa Kilgora apeat tha weak end wKa her aether at Beaaaaa. i Mrs. Ai Hawa at Pteaaaat Grove, Cal.. ia hare for a few daya visit Mra. Was. T. Qataa 9t Bray. CaL, la a guest at Ua Hotel HaU. R. W. Tower, a rancher of the Keao dtetrict. to la tha city for a few days. H. H. TaaValkaabnrg was ta town Saturday from kle ranch on Hhe Keao road. HAVR CLEORY KKKP DOWN POOD PANICS Before tlte fire, get a hay laser. aace policy from Ctillrote. If' a nUY A THHIFT STAMP TODAY. Mr. and Mrs. a. W. Parker are Butte Falls, Moat Thay. are guests ' Batta Falls, Mont. They are uests' aroM i uw nunm rue. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Smith nnd fam ily motcred to Aahlaad Saturday af ternoon, aad apeat yesterday with rel atives there. Mr. aad Mrs. A. L. Marsnalt bought supplies of tha Klamath Falls merchants far their ranch at Oleae Saturday afternoon. Amsterdam, July St. Tha services of the clergy have aeea ealisted ia of Oermaay to assist la keaplag dewa the grawlag popu lar dlsceatent over food difficulties. In the dlecest of Mauster, Westpha lia, tha effldal "war food depart meat" has arraaged for-epeclal tec- Arthur Maddez wha operates a turaa thruout the diocese, at which raack ta tha Merrill district, trass- local priests aad clergy will preside acted buslaess ta Klamath Falls Sat- " emissaries of ths department will urday afternoon. furnish iaformatlea, iastructtoa ana argumeate dealgaed to aaawar com Theodora Walker, F. T. Walker, Jr. plalnU regardlag food scarcity and aad Brooks Walker, are guests reg- against tka earerity of sualehmenta mr. aaa mrs. w. w. mowara oi istored at the White Pelican hotel for email traasgrasaloaa of the food DanaatHir are among tea .recent ar- from Westwood, Cal. regutetlea rjvnla la ue city. -...... .-... There are atoo many complaints In SK6E TEA TURNS mmun ITS GRANDMOTHKH'S ItECIPK TO BRING HACK VOlJOU AND LVH TKK TO HAIR Passengers oa Sunday's aad today's If Siinr W. B. Parkar of tha Kla '. f iktaj wm Wm Uur i -" I . v. r.waV wW.w -i!.J..M . , . - .. . . Co.. la la towaJu n w Pk w p. Afca. s' ess.eacy oi me 100a regu ith Development for a few days. ,the couatry dlatrlcts over the Intrl Xnairaoa.J.Mar.:""0"' " . - . ef tha -t ' O -TsSeWpejjPaWli MfamWMT MTattM ' u,. -iek'.thavfload: pasMvM-tm .'.- ' whaaa'-ef.: i 'aami- aaaa''mett..ef ' waiek; has beaa ,; X;iaelalmad. aad: taraia 'la - -"" 'li- ec . I'tr'ki vfkretbeMeflertstef'.tae Federal aad r'aiBia aiipaiaaiaaiB ax a mmam.fam r?!Uaaa'MllaV'V, ' J-'tt'.'1t'-'-'y i -- . Wrfi tin i ,;h te'm . ' i'l np.te VI& amVeUtvXIMr j"iV T,r " i f. r- . , '-t a tfejeejauai 'Mf"wi vxpMWBmsnmnm JilW . IB if. ivfiBaaoNAJBUi MS' ,;a.-'....'i i-T-j- 'JW.. wli? rmuam'Mm k . v '. '.iT , ,' HOUSTON OPKKA HOUII -onm the top" rub h- in i' , "- .-- y Pie aha I T.ob lmAAt T I..... ' ' iarally reach first of sit tha earn of Chas. Flory of Pertlaad Is among, . - the parish priests. The Rhenish the guests registered today at the H. N. Hoe of Moa Co., left this Weatphallaa Gaaatte. la nn editorial White Pelican. morning for Saa Fraaclaco. where' approving of tho scheme to enlist the jhe expects to leek after matters of aatlataaea of the clergy, says: , business. Ha will retura Thurs-I 'The last few moatha before the oday. Jharvsat will hatha moat trylag time or an. Taererore the food deaart- Mat ahnuM ruuli la .i..i ....... 1T.. 1....1I v.1la. a... a amaH. . . --.... .ai wmh wffrw. -wwaa, ,.avt " m wwmm seat week ead visitor. He declares tkat the harvest la new wall along In that district Mr. aad Mrs. Tador and chltdrea are registered -at tha Hotel-Hall from Beetoa, Mass. a A. B. Epperson la movlag from Cedar and High streets to First aad Maia streets today. TAR THE ATI R iPiaeArte! BOMOTHY DALTOX 'AMB WaLLIAaf BBSMOKD 'I ar-iittt vii'in awaaaimamii x mmmmmmmmamamBmamBmaaj -. ;?T?f,''?'3'"" ' '.' '.'.1 ' '!i "M '"' Mi21i5ia2.S3IILiJsai, mBaVaBaWWaWaW I J BB LaVaaFBaM aBBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBi:.' . f i . ,.?.. w nP ;tv h. i?AWfV wji'v I T "0 m !9JfCl. 1 'IrtAi'.h Jl? yVy:" Oi" Were, XmitT&VX W IV i,i . bV aaat'-flall.a. skt m. 1 ; "!? ' " ,"" ijisaii.' i: -' s. . !ji."j' 1TFP'rV-',. ! miammaBml mtmMA 'fJamaaaaama' i aaa aaaaanwaaaa. tat ! "TMB MARRIAGB BVBBLE Oe, ta VaadevSle TIMPLE THEATER at Mar Vaeatav Ptoa Arte Pi mats PAVUNR STARK AND 4 i c JAOK LIYINeMfOx Mr. aad Mrs. Van Bellea ware amoag the Klamath people who visit ed Crater Lake yesterday. Henry D. Dtllttrom la dowa from the Klamath Agency on buslaess and ia stopping at the Hotel HalL Mr. aad .Mra. Bodeahelmer have returned from California, where they have beaa spending the past year. Mr, aad Mrs. Burgs Maaoa aad Mr. and Mra. Fred Fleet apeat tha day at Spencer Creek yesterday. John Hagclstein was amoag tha Saturday visitors at the county seat. He operates a ranch aaar Algoma. with tha priests aad beaeflt by their jobeervatleBa amoag the commoa peo ple." Messrs Burton of the Big Lake. Box Co., and Sayla of the Sayle'a Billiard parlor, with their wives, speat the day flshlag at Speaeer Creek yester day. Mr. aad Mrs, Nale Otterbela have raturaad from a week's ftshlag tour la the northern part of tha coaaty. They report a flaa trip aad aU thai fish that they wanted. BUY A THRIFT STAMP TODAY. That beautiful, even shade of dark, glossy hair can only be had by brew lag a mixture of Saga Tea and 8ul pttur. Your hair Is your chirm. It makes or mars tho fsco. When It fades, turns gray or streaked, Juit an application or two of Saga and But phur enhances its appearance a hun dred fold. Don't bother to prepare the mix ture; you can get this famous old recipe Improved by tho addition of other Ingredients for no cents a larce bottle, all ready for use. It Is called Wyetb's 8sge and Sulphur Compound. This can always be depended upon to) onng pack tho natural color and lus tre of your hair. Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage an Sulphur Compound now because It darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell It baa been ap-l piled. You simply dampen a sponge I or soft brush with It and draw this through the hair, taking one small' strand at'a time; by morning tha gray . nair nas disappeared, and after an. othar application it becomes baa tl fully dark and appears alossv and iu. troua. This rady-to-use preparation ' la a delightful toilet requisite for mow woo aesire dark hair and a youthful appearance. Jt la not In- icnaea ror the cure, mitigation prevention of disease. Adv. Butinett and the War tluslafss cannot be "ae usual" during the war. Readjustments come In every Ilea ef trade. Hut tha goverameat la trying to carry on the war with the least possible disturbance to butlnois In the couatry. On tha other hand, tha Vn Itod Slates and oar Allies are making every possible effort to stop the busiest of. Germany, for Germany, Ilka America, geta tho money te carry oa the war from buslaeaa. The Jewclera ef America are ro-oporallng earnestly with tha government. Thay are meet ing every demand nnd sugges tion promptly aad patriotically. Tho government dees not want th jewelry buslaeaa to atop. It Is patriotic ta buy aad wear Jewelry. Frank Me Upp JEWELER 511 Main Street OMcial H. P. Watch II BBnsjnmawaranwas3e Have you a W. B. your home? S. aaby bond la or. Get the Habit of Drinking Hot per Before Breakfast aye we aant lank ar laal " VJjyFJjSJarerJ fM ar No one aver get rwn merely by saving money. Yea must lavest It A good way to laveet It Is ta hay War i Savings aad Thrift Stamp ."WlfOOBKTS PROORBM" lal'llii?WMiyillT"' i3! 2inaBmT .esreejeaep ftEr tf jPMpnt PetlM.Newa, Latest twl eTlWWBtPPG .vWafyMt pRfMNg V M-jL&toi Ue aai lis. . Tramps Li Northwest Almost Thing of Past ! y eeteeeee Eat Less Meat If Back Hurts! ITtlwsiUslSdls tofcgJiBaaWtfbUdoW I MERRILL OPERA HOUII J, :i'.-t --.?, n ?'aflHflfW lI!?"" , FMr r " . at, Paul. July !. War aaa virtu ally blotted out the grimy trail of the professional tramp la the North. wast,, according to railroad offlcera aad.efilelals tf. states from Mlaaeto- w w wa wattara coast. The Northwestern tier , of states, loag the summer playground of the bo car traaslaat, have te rtaaraualy enforced the "work ar fight" order, and otter war measures that tranpa who formerly appeared ia droves af ter having wintered ia the eltles, bare ocen reauced ta, a few loaely atrag gtors. "And the demand for labor la so keen that towa polleeaMa end village eoastablss are gutakte draft Uses tMIMtttMf44f4f44444 Eating meat regularly avaatually glasa of water before breakfast for ml products kidney trouble In some form or other, says a wall known author ity, because the uric acid In asset ex. cites the kidneys, they become over worked;, gat sluggish: cloe ua and cause all sorts of dtstrsss, partkatar. ly oacaacaa aad Misery la tha kldaa regloa; rheumatic twlaeaa. . aacKacaes, acid stomach, oonetlpetlee, torpid liver, aleaplesanass. bladdar aaa unaary irritatloa. f-v aivanai jmT Mw BUrU or aieneya area't acting right, or If bladdar bothers you, gat about four euaaaa ef Jad Salts from gay goeg pharaucy; take a tablataaeafal la a few days and your kidney, win th.n act One. . Thl famous salts la made """ l" a or grapes and lemon Juice, combined with llthle, and has oeea usea ror generations to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity: also to n...tii.. the acids in the urine so it no longer Irritates, thus andlna biadd.. hi.. uinri, Jad Salts cannot injure anyene: makes a delightful effervescent llthla. water drink which millions of men ZT -- who now and then to keep, ths kidneys and urinary organs Millions of folks batka lataraallf now instead of Jeadlag their system with drugs. "Wkat'a aa laelde bathr )'"" -"' "". iimi gaaraaued to per- l'im miraciea ir yea aoM eelleva mese not water eatkaalasta. There are vast aamhera 'ef aaa aad. women who, Immediately aaoa arising In the morning, driak a' ajaat of real hot water with a teaaaaaaral of llme- xtone phosphate la It Tats la a vary excellent-health meaaere. 'It Is latead od to flush ths stemaeh. Near, kldaera nnd tha thirty feet ef iateeUaea of the previous day's waata. aaar kite aad l dlgestlbls .material left ever la the body which If not eMaUaated every day hecomea food for tha avilMeaa of baa- teria which Infesta tka bevels, tha quick result la neteoMaM toxlas which are then absorbed lata tka blood causing headache,! Wlleaa'attaeka. foul orenm, bad lasts, colds, eteaMeb troa We; kidney misery, slaeataaaaeM, taf. pure blood and all aorta of aUaaenU. People who. feel good oat day and badly tha next, but who simply can not get feeling right are erged to ob-, 'Mn a quarter peuad of Hwaataadpbea-;, phate at the dru .ia ,ri.'irfM at . vm inn. ;:. ..rT2r."'T:f75iiTZ.s . iiiud. aaaaa. la-saiaaaaaBi 'mam aaaumsiai - nyone a real crank aa tha sebieet c4'i'' ltlftaa.ftMB.ta ..-11.11 1A l.i.. Vt ' ". aaaiiauoa. yo , Justaa aoan and k. -... :.' ". , ."in. mater act oa iVI Ala aa la a ---'- -- .aI im,i,i k7- -i-.-7" ". . ' TOini, Bovitateaaaaa aaaaanais iir nd hot water act oa the stomach, . Hver, kidneys anr bowela. it la vastly ki more lmnorta in v.... m. iw. i. iia ',';'' .k.- .1 .1 VT'-Wg ,"Wiia-j,fr"' 4 ctaan. thu. avoiding sarlou. tt!!mmmS diaeaaa. Adv. lt: JTrTfwvmmm.wm w i-we, waue tag aoawi aaraa aa.-Adr.l I "f-,"-I i VI- v..." - f.