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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1918)
rVK ft mm MIWAV, Wtwimu 1H(.(Mh , W THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON v. .iP li'V'V'- ummm imy ... -vis fe4oeeeMo am . ' ' NAL MENTION SMlT'tf ITTOR ' at Winnek's .iVVlW' . . " ED EDI LtKlHT ftli rttaVf." i ' - OM LOCAL RAIPKNINOI P'', .-Published daily except guaday by The Htrtld Publishing Comnany of Klamath Falls, at US Fourth street. taoPL or this citv an Vicinity, imt OOIXOS ANt COMINGS Or LOCAL FOLKS m. M PfeV iX 7 x iKDn Sale safcesffw , ? iimru, M f i J' AMONO (L rr r fe1- KT -T ' ISv , La. W .Bntcred at the poetofflce at Ktam- ata rails, Ore, for tramralMloB thra tho stalls aa second-class aatter. ,TlstahaeriaMoa terns by all to aay address In the Ualted Btatta: One rear ..---.. .......; One maath : ' v, FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, ! HeraM'sOassieJAfrs. HELP WANTED: WMfWWWW MMWWWW.' wanted nos factory empleyes: . twla band reaawen; I circular rip , ahwyera, 3 Greenlee cleat aacalao oa- l orators, 1 head ear loader.. Factory steam heated, will rua all wtetar. Apply at office of Lessen Lumber A Bos company, Busaavllle, Laaaea , eaunty, California. -lm WANTED Saw mill employee. Cap acity mill 40.000 feet tea hear ' shift; 1 edgermaa, i acrew aeiier, ll cant hook' deck maa, 1 log haalap aad pood man, 1 off bearer, men to aaadie lumber., ah ror aigai '" MIU will operate two ahlfta all wla ter, Plaat ateam heated. Apply at Mea of Laaaen Lumber Box eea aaar.- Saaanyllle. Laaaea coBBty.' Cal , Morula. t-la LOST AND FOUND sJJufJajeW si aaanjsjBjfrs V LOST Between Malm aad Klamath f -, Falls, ram aatoaoblle, asasratsr, Fader a4aso aothfy Jae. Woriew;Ma tMa, aac receive reward. '!- FOR RENT VACANT HQUSEKMPINO ROOMS at the Riverside; reaeoaable terms. H-It FOR RENT Faralsbed Waahlagtoa, eor.Plfth. :.'oi ia ROOMS By day, OaU 4SS Mala. week or aeath. lt-t FOttSALE 'WWWDIM FOR SALE Tweaty-atea head of V i letup." 'meetly .steers;, oboes for eaah If take at oaee. Addreaa J. t, 1Rar. Caltoula. Ore: ll-t FOR'BALB-MM d-whoel trailer: .eaaaetty 1 teas. Telford Bros. It-It FOR SALB-Oae team aares. 4 ,(r yean. old. weight about -MOO. oaa wkh eott at aldo;oas aot work n aaraeaa; oao atudobaker wai MetOi;eae Lit Avery tractor; oao I bottom dlae plow; oao foar-eeeUoa ftearar harrow; oao It-dlse Keatueky ,, drttt tea 14-taea atool beam walklag peaw; oao i aoeuoa paeaer or rouor; oaotratlor. Tale atuf to almeot aow, awTuep; oooa uooa out a row w laaalre 1. H. Banaht. Il JeC 4otroot ' " laSt M , it- .j HHWaibUIUlMVli mmammm0m00tmmm0m00im WANTED To bay of damafled aMaUa. OCor $10 par lew, aon oaaa, aaiaaeo at aaya; . have, eerral room, water aad ' for asaa of horaea. Addraea X T I, mvnum. p.Xtt r aaKaacaaaauuaauuuajaui - Amerteaa beya are crtag for their ouatry." Surely you eaa aare for K Buy War Sarlas Stampa. , ALL KM1M OF RASKBTS Wood baakota, dlaptay,, deUrery, . wmm. Hicuei, uamper. lauaary. aow- hMt. laach, baahel aad baby eewlag aMSMMIS' - JOKNSTONB FURN1TCRB CO. T m K ( sice m in t ir--' DARKENS BEAUTIFULLY AND RE. STORMS ITS NATURAL COLOR AND LUSTRE AT ONCK - Comaoa tardea ease browed late t a hoary tea, with aulphur aad akohol "added, will tura gray, streaked 'and faded hair beauUfully dark aad lus7 uriaaa. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul . phar recipe at home, though, m trou- hleeome. Aa eaaler way la to got the W ready to uao preparation Improved by u the addltloa of other lagredleau, faeotlag about SO eeata a large bottle, at 'drug otoree, known aa "Wyoth'a ago aad Sulphur1 Compouad," thus ?ae!diag a lot of musa ' yrfc- While gray, faded hair la aot ala aa, wv.fM, snuv w iiwifl vr W1" l'VA. ijr: fit . IHv" ih.i'b. aaoago or aoft brush with It aad draw t .iV H'thlathrouah your hair, tak'laa on 1 t'i aeaaH strand at. a time; by moralat I gray, hata hare dleappeared. Af .'-i.vi.-:-.ii .,- - i. i. LA"ii'y "'""' '.rw vim r ww yvi , 'Jrr.ha.Ir. beacmee dark.- glowy, soft, aad nil appearance and attractiveness. B darkaalag your half with Wrath's 'Sage aid Sulphur Compound, no one jaaa te)l,.beeause ltls doaaso'natur ally, aci eTenly.' You Just' dampea a aaoago or aoft brush wltl ,thls through your hair $&.. ttl'Jvrr&v-r "" "w':- - pan S '& Charlee L. Moore haa returned from Camp Lewis at American Lake. Mrs. J. B. Vooo la a county' seat visiter from' Fort Kleauth at the Aa'aiswat I1.A.M . . nOlVI amwMltlwTwBsV , V Horace MkeheQ la reported vreeo? erlaavfrom a aorare attack of the 8paambi mtueasa. ' A. W. Behuk aad J. K. Stoaomaa are dowa ror a anon time oa ausweee from Fort Klamath. t Emmett Buck aad A. W. Hudson of Marehleli are haataaaa: Tiattera la Klamath FaBe today. . . i . . i P. F.' Ranee waa among the train arrivala lent night from Maacheeter. He la atepplag at the Hotel Hall. E. W. Got aad R. R. Fordaey are lathe etty tooktag after baataees In- ieresu today froai Fort Klamath. 8. B. Taylor aad .family arrived oal the trala last aroalag from Dallas. They are guests at the White Pelleaa hotel. Robert K. Strahorn, builder of tho Klamath Falls municipal railway, Is expected here for a business visit within the nest few days. S. E. Bllsby, Espoe passenger en gtaoer oa the local trala 'to Weed. Is eealned to his heme on Bart street, wkh an attack 'of Spanish lalueaaa. ft. W. Reynolds. E. D. Adktas ami Mlaa.Adktna of John Day, Ore., were among the arrivals 'last evening. The party la registered at the White Pel leaa hotel. Mr. aad Mrs. Charles Miller have returned from at week's auto butlag trip thru the Rogue River Valley. Mr. Miller had the good fortune to secure a line buck on hie return trip. '-4BSSBBBBBBmwBSBmwmwB I 1 I I Ntwi d - -w- -ee - -) J. L. Haw aad. wife aUrted Than- day for Portlaad where they expect toapaadaomotlmo. From there go to j Hoed River waere taey tateaa to maka their homo. Their maay frieada hero regret to have them leave bat oa aeeoaat of Mrs. Hale'e healOi they deem R advmablo to ike the ehaag. Beet wlehee of the eommualty so with. thorn to their aew W. W. Bailor purchased a oar a row daya ago aad ho wita am wifs aad graadaoa, Oordoa Taraor loft Thuraday U.spead tho wiater la Aahlaad. We are plsaesd to aote that 3. T. Ward aad wife have moved froai Klamath Falle to their reach aaar the Shasta View eeaool hooae. IF., W. Btrowbrtdge. aad wife of KlamaU FalU wero'eelUag oa frieada la this aeeUoa Satarday aad apeat the alght at O. E. Kuata. 'The' Sbeoherd Piano Company of Klamath. Falla laetalled a piano at C. kt, Klrkpatrteka a few daya ago. , R. Klagetea of Poo Valley waa hurt .auite badly oaa day test week whoa tho team ho waa drivlag b esae uumaaegeabie aad threw hli uader the wheel of a hay rake to which they -were hitched. Ho wilt likely be unable to work for some- Umo. , - Mrs. Bragdoa who had boea stay lag; with her brother C. M. Huat la Klamath Falle uatll his receat death M.apeadlag.a few daya with her neph ew O, E. Hunt aad. family. Harry E. Wilson recently purchaa- od a aew Saxoa ear. AMMMAMMNMMWpMMWMMAMVWWWW. ReeTGross e e e. 'Sargteal Dreesiag Departaeat, Thursday, Oct. 17, ware Shallock, Brockeabrougb, Stoae, Dawsoa, Dwyer, Watt. Roberteea, Mlsaea Oeraldlae Watt. Elisabeth Origeby, N. MeAadrews, aad M. 0 feadoofer, ANIMAL VIVWtKmON GRADUALLY DBCREASINO. GIRLS OF FAR mwm TO in no While glrto of the Allied nations are making munitions ror western govsrnments, Orieatal glrla la the eaetara part of the world are work' las for their government. la oao suburb of Tohlo, Japan, where 10,000 girls are working In mllM aad factories, 6000 of the aunv her are employed la a tingle muni tloa plaat Two thousand more are working oa paper .money. Tho Y. M. C. A. of Toklo is Just beginning work in the industrial part of the city with a settlement and vtaltlag nurse. Miss Mary Page of Berkeley. Cat., general secretary of the TokloY. M. C. A., who la la this country on turfougb, praises the en thusiasm of. those Japanese factory girls In their work for victims of the European war. Members of her association are aahlag baadagoa, sewing aad rals- DULL SfUlTlNG, SKK HEADACHE Dr.. Jaaaaj' Meg SMSO lwWSSfS rt. VIStw st amag 10 aaada a Yea take a Dr. James' Hssdsehs ia ieet a few memeaU year head deara aad aB aeuralgM aad disuses Tswshss. It's the qeiekett aad surest relief for aesdeehe. whether deJL ttrebMeg, spUttmg or asm rsekuf. 8m7 seeteeae to the drug store aad get a dbae easksge aow. Quit luffsrug-Hls so asedless. Be eureaeu git Dr. James' Headaebe' iwresrs . ttsa there win be ae diesp- BMaaneataaTeL BIG EATERS GtT KIONETTBDIIBLE LONDON, Oct. II. Vlvlsectoa ex porlaaata oa Urlag aaiaala last yetr totalled 50,(41 or 0.801 lees, thaa la mi,, aeiordlas ,to official statis tics, .or tao aumoer e.isi. were eaa cer laveetlgatloas while 11,100 wore for thapreparatloa teatlag aad stand: ardJelas of asra, vaoolhee aad drugs. The awMMUsM eawBaf iMklltll ChBeetoa earrlosStw, life, II i.pV"W' !- 'Pi.tf fw i . TO !JKRr'wyo'aiiaatf;aad luipaur. YtefflM. dellshtfal tenet resal-: !fMC. It I. aK lateaded f the 'W L...'.rl' ' '-. '1m ii-1 -' - or are ;IW' v.(")A of a- ra&tvi; i."i..w.'tj lifcfl ei.iWTOAi . ..Hi oASOLnrR a., at. to S p. a. lea Statlea. Look here! Ia, Justice to your wUo aad'?ovr aocketbook, lasUll tho Woador Keraaeae Oaa Buraer; cheap est fuel kaowa;:IU aay eook stove; almpleo.lasUlli.jcosU 111.00 feom- pwwi unniHinuiiH uni m reetauraat la Madras, whoro I 'a uaaa-aaaaa ar 71-lach raaie. Coaaty contract IIS0 act prodt oa It. buraers aoid. pays ror tao avast meat, if yea eaa't sell IS in year eoaaty' leave Kawae. o k it area awerdtogj to ilaetraetleas. -' TjdML OLSON HOBSON ? ' .Mosaoa Cafe t 7-lt, ;7Tidra, Oregoa. ', i i Grocery Department We have just received a large shipment of choice San Diego Strained Honey It it a bright f olden color, has all the favor of the flowers; bring in your pail or jar, and take home your needs of California's, beat Priced at 35c the pound, three pounds for $1.00. ' a A large line of Preserves and Jellies tee oiur window. Priced from 20c up. A few more bales of Steel Cut Oats, the sack, 85c Dependable Extracts, large bottles at 22c Wilson's Extracts, large bottles 10c the oz. If you are not using our special coffee, you should try it 30c the Pound FROM THE Fort Stock Winter Weight Furnish ing Goods must be closed out to make room Heavy all wool Undershirts, priced at $1.75 to $2.00 the garment; worth at least 50 per cent more. e Heavy winter weight Union Suits, priced at $2.00 the garment up. Men's and Women's Rubber Footwear. Women's low and Cuban heel in light weights priced under the market, to close out Men's light weight, alto heavy pact, in black, red rubber and heavy roll soles with leather tops, all priced to dote out These goodt were bought before the ad vancet, and offer you exceptional indu:e merits to save money. tt ' The Winnek Company Incorporated 426 Main St. Phone 34 Hfrod44Htter Inn monev lor relief anions Russian children. Bathrobes worn by wound-' Ljt mM.A&m In U...tinl.ml.M hn.nl. X rw. . ... wi..ivwihiii ""ff jfeAWAMMi. MB a m a. T tila were made and aent by these X WUAnnn Ufl A LULU T girls. Women of Tohlo, both Japan ese end foreign women, sre work ing together, and are giving bsiars to raise money for Belgian nnd French children. Y. W. C. A.'e are In operation In MS j t HEAD STUFFED FHOkt t Says Cream AaaHei la Nostrils X 2 Oasas Air Paasagea Klght Up. X A War Stamp knlsrr away. a day koops the Art a stamlanl Iniuraare from the fhUcolc Hmllh .11 Instant relief no waiting. Your clogged nostrils open right up; the Ybkohoma and Kobe and'others nre:alr PMsaa of your head clear and, Jiwt storting In Asskn and Kyoto. J can l,reatho ,reelr- moro Miss Page will nld In the coming' ". nuf(llng. blowing, head- financial campaign or the seven or 'ache, dryness. No ganlsatlons, the Y. M. C. A., Y. W.'C. A., War Camp Community Service., American Library Association, K. of C, Jewish Welfare Board, and Sal vation Army. TANK SAITU AT. FIRST SMN OP MVABDRR IMUTATIOK.PR BACKACHE ' aeaoa pan, aea niajaewy ou.t. aast gusrd constantly against Kid ney trouble, because we est too much aad our food Is rich. Our blood Is filled with uric acid Fhlch the kid Beya strive to filter out, they weaken froa overwork become sluggish; the ollalaatlv tissues clog aad the re sult la kidney trouble, bladder weak ness aad a general decline la health. When your kidneys feel like luapa of load; your back hurts or the urine Is'cloudy, full of sediment or you are obliged ,to seek relief 'two or three tlaee during the.algbt; If you suffer with sick headache or dlisy, nervous spells, acid etomach, or you have rheuaatlsra whea the weather la had, get from your pharmacist .about four puacos of Jsd Salts; take a table spoonful la a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This faaoua salts Js aada from the acid of grapea and lemon juice, combined with lltnla, aad ,hi been used for generations to flush and stimulate clogged kldneya; to 'neutralise the adds la ythe' urine so It no longer is a source of Irrltstlon, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts Is Inexpensive; cannot In jure, makes a delightful, effervescent llthia-water beverage, and belongs In every home,, 'because nobody can ssaka a .mistake by havlns a nnri kidney flashlag aay time. Adv. . IT PAYS TO INVB8TIGATE Before baying life Insurance. It will cost yoa nothing to find oat what The Pint Aaerfcaa life las. Coat aaajr haa to offer yoa. See Oeo. C. Ulrlch, District Manager of The Mat aal Ufa. tf breath at night; your cold or catarrh diaappears, Get a small bottle of Kly's Cream Ilalm from your druggist now. Ap ply a little of thle fragrant, antiseptic, healing cream in your nostrils. It peaetratee thru every air passage of the head, soothes the Inflamed or swollen mucous membrane and relief cornea Instantly. It'a Just fine. Don't stay stuffed up with a cold or nssty catirrh. Adv my E2SVn7Saakw jSbC !rr 1 iTlOrBBMaS BUY A THHIPT STAMP TODAY. I toKvctindHaniincr iT Columbia River Shipbuilding Corporation in Portland, completes two aew ways ' 2500AiMitMMl Mei will be required at the end : 'IP : mn J WP1 riT " of the karveiting season Size, Strength, Capacity The nro three liiiniriiint rlmirnU to roaaltlrr nlnn rhmwInK a banking runSWtloH. Yoa wHI Sad the Klmt Nullonnl lUnk n Iruilcr In mure ways thaa lhw, hem ever. Yoa will Sail as ever ready to BroareMlvri)' row fur the needs of every ileuonltor warn thorn mttN Iw IrRltlntMlc. V- ' Keep IIiihm valuable MperN In one of oar aafe ilcU Ixmtt. "IIKLI'INO YOU HUM' YOUIWKLK" e Tim National Bank KLAMATH fALLt ORCQON PAWS AND ACBES YIELD QUICKLY TO SLOAN'S LINIMErtT Jua yoa tormented by Neuralgia, At least Sites of these wHI ho aaskUled aea. who will come front tho harvest Salds, of tho Northwest! aad w a short taao he tralaed lato akIUed ahlpballdera. f When yoa have aorfaraed your patriotic daty la the bar. vest SeMe, eeaao toihe shipyard aad hit this Haa again Columbia River Shipbuilding -' Corporation . PORTLAND OREGON t,umiMRo, Sciatica or any of those Bcnr that rtnt. m ..L. I ti--. Ihen let the soot Mne, worming oppll ca Ion of Sloan's Lrnlment stopTho Mln by drawing the blood awayVfroia the conceited part. 1,1' i1? "i0 Prtwi on tho nerves by the Mood rialilng to the Inflamed guicle or ioiat that makes ySS Tht So when Sloan's Liniment rclleveatha swollen Hood vchcU by setting upa ..... IH.IMIIS USB -nil clrculatloa Is equalised, aympathetlj ncrvse all soothed, aad soreness or SloaTe Llflment le probabl) rthi eounter-irrlunl most widely used MMMU nalnrnl InlUmnUUUU .mm T.'-r-S r "T. -" .. cases oa wrencheal RubblncI clean !la uk aot stala the skla. Gaasraua slse bottles at usckj auuiraianam. gaurgi in ftirtsfi I la aaaUy applied MKossi, 30c, 60c and 11,20 c A ': A' " Ik yW lW: TSr V..V- MritZZ &M .