I
fCRMAr October as, mis
What the Welfare
Workers Are Doing
I ly, (forgo W. IVrkln.
Tlu-ro came lo iy attention muno
monlliH K a loiter wrltlpti from 11
imitl Now Kntdund, tn,n. "Twenty
,rt our country fo, Cump
., yesterday," II.. letter aald. "and
flllomi or mem nan nevnr onroro in
(heir llwH Nlvpt it simile iiIrIiI itwuy
from homo." reputable (ump followers und wny.
Twenty hoy Mopplim out to f.. ,,'!'' "n,"n"- ' "lmo.it nn In
' .. . ...... . . "Minnie rnsult of wnr's uplioivnl In
,, werld. not a. their father before , ,,, ,,,, ,,, ,,iohm nJV 5,',"
Hkiii went, Into peaceful occupation!, i moral nmturon Impaired
but to emimnter un uufnmlllir din
rlpllnv. " (roia "'" '"'con, to land In
country tho Intiguago of which limy
will not tiudemtntid, to lit hurlud mid
dnly ut of their hoyhood Into tho
nMi lnunrdoiii and dirflrult of nil
tipcrli'iico.
If one could follow thoia twenty
boyn thru tho next trying montliH hn
would find In tholr experience und
In tlu uxporlcncim of thnte (hoy leave
behind, nn epltomo of what tho wur
tann to America.
V' lint a hnd other ware beforo
thli, nnd nil of them have been fought
nd won by boya. A majority of tlin
soldier In both armies In'tho Civil
wur were unoer iweniy one, nut hn Mnmnln the United States Oov
thli wnr U so different. In tho num-( ernniont moblllicrt thnt machinery
ben Involved, In tho terrific nature nnd rande It a part or tho army and
of flabtlng machine employed, In the ' nnvv,
normoiM armnmont nnd hlKh explo- Wo had tho machinery In the or
Ives. In tho complexity of the social! xnnlintlon which for voiri Tinvo
u well an military probloniH Invol-iheeu working In the Intellectual und
red, n to bo anmothlng new undor'nlriiunt Interest of the American
the nun.
War Itoflm t'oraparion
Tho war dufltvi compnrlHon. In
almoit every aspect If la different
from other warn. And ono of tho
dlffrrcnrcs that aeema most slgnlfl
cant to me In this that In the pres
ent conflict tho Influences that wero
best In civil life have not been left
behind, but have followed tho flag
Into ihe training camp, across tho
ns and have marched with the boya
straight up to the front lino trench.
In the History of warfare this has
asver Happened oerore.
Except for
Ttetgi
ood
Gravely taste '
Real Gravely is Ihe
common-cente chew (or
men. It is economical A
man peta hia tobacco aat
iafaction out of a amaller
chew autd fewer of them.
The good Gravely taste
latta a long while. Two or
three amalliquareaof Real
Gravely grays with you
n g PEYTON brand
Real Gravely Chewing Plus:
IP a pouch-awtf worthy
mBfc
Our Guarantee
Vour grocer will refund Mull price you
paid for M. J.B, Coffee, if it does not
please your taste, no
you have used
Vacuum
klUaeleMYouFrMli
'
, h mlnlaiintlon .,f th0 chaplain tho
Civil' Wnr hiiMIit lurked ovorythlng
,,IU( "'! miijln IiIn homo llfo wholn-
"mnn """ "WW. He lincl u fow book
'LTK.?.iS.Sri !TS
do,,,.. llo , JlmtdVr wh.t.w
or rivi llfo, except Indocd. .nrlf.lt,
'vlt remlndnm In tint Hlitipit of dU-
Morality I'lml,
A different Mtory will bo told of
MiM 'wnr. Ftnm tho llrnt dnya of
I I'M tho Kntrllnh army hnd order
from Hh liltrlii'Ht commnndcr, Oonernl
Ktclioner, tint sobriety nnd strict
niornlltv wns demanded of tho rflon.
Tho snmo spirit wn shown by the
rremn nrmy. It was to be a clean
wnr fonaht by elenn mn. And when
w(. mini! Into tho wur there wn no
'luiotlon but thnt our aoldlora should
Pibiiure up to ho bout standard that
tin KimllHh nnd tho French had es
tablished. Kortunntely wo had the
mmiilnory thru which to work, and
In the flmt month of our entrance Into
lm.iio. tho Young Men' Christian
AKKorlil.'on. tho Young Women'
hrlMtlnn AHcoclntlon, tho National
Cnliollc Wnr Council, nnd Knlahta
of CohimbiiH. the Jowlsh Welfare
, Honr.1. Hiu American Library and the
Hnivation. Army.
(To be continued)
The American Red Cross baa six
teen convalescent houses In operation
at base and general army hospitals
In this country, with contracts signed
for similar buildings at the other 19
hospitals. .
longer than a bur hunk of
ordinary plug. Each piece
it packed in a pouch.
Thete ut the plain facta
about Gravely Plug To
bacco.
1 tut futiknAti't mkf ft
rta $n Ikt tW Httt elMi msm
aMfecce witUtl tgtnt mt.
Ul
f?itMm6ffr
Thb
CoffM
Gom
Further
matter now mucn
out of the can.
Packed
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH
MOTOR TRUCKS
TO KPORT
FUTURE &HILS
WABIUNOTON, Oct. ' 80-. Crosi
country jp-: 4 'on ' mnH 'arrylv,
motor f.itKt. trld nut tiv tho pout
office department on an experimental
but nevertheless big scale, during the
lent yenr, has been a great auccesi.
.T.Hiien 1, Blakslee, fourth assistant
pofitmnstor goneral has found thnt
one truck route between Philadelphia
inn! Washington, cutting chiefly thru
territory without direct rail connec
tion and coiling $800 a month to
cpci-ato, has In eight months dovolop-
ed n rovenue of $.10,000 monthly.
Another route, Into Washington,
where 28 .parcels a day were moved
during tho first month now shows
mo ton of traffic oach way each 14
hours.
Reventy lines now operate over the
country, all but one east of the Mlaa
Uslppl, and there are vlslona of
nystem which will furnish 1160,000,
000 annually In revenue for road con
struction or other purposes.
"Why, General Persuing baa 1,000
trucks damaged or ruined over on the)
c-ther side," said Mr. Btakeslee tell
ing of the growth of the system. "I
don't care what condition they art In.
We want'them all, and can Ng up aid
nut every one of then to work.
What's even more Important, be'a
got some boys over there shy a band,
or an arm, or a leg, and wo can use
thorn all too. In good work atood
pay, that they can do. Congreaa gave
us 300,000 to work with, and If we
had tho earnings of the lines them
selves, wo could expind almost Inde
finitely. As It Is, $9,000,000 will b
PIS, SMUG
OONT BVFFKRI RKUKP OOMW
THK MOMKNT.YOUJtllB Wmi
HT. JACOM LWIMKNT"
Don't stay crippled! Rub tbla
.coining, penetratlag llnlmoat right
Into the sprain, ache or strata, and
out comes pain, soreness, stirfaeea
and swelling.
Nothing else penetrates, heala and
ltrengthena the Injurad aausclea,
nervea, tendone, and llgamenta ao
promptly. It doean't burn or discol
or the akin and can not cause Injury;
Don't auffer! Get a aaall trial bot
tle from any drug store 'now limber
up! Rub the misery right out. A
moment nfter "St. Jacobs Liniment"
'a applied you can not feel the slight
est piln or sorenees, and you can go
ibout your regular dutlea.
"St. Jacobs Liniment" conquer
pain. It haa been used effectively for
pralna, atralns, aoreaeea and stiff
ness for 60 years sir gold medal
awards. Adr.
WITH SAGE TEA
V MIXED WITH WTLPsTCR IT
DARKENS SO NATURALLY NO
BODY CAN TELL "
The old-time mixture of Sage Tea
md Sulphur for darkealag gray,
ireaked and faded 'hair Is grand-
nothers recipe, and folka are again
using It to keep tfcelr hair a good,
even color, which Is quite aeaelMe,
u we are living li aa age wa,a a
mouthful appearance. Is of the great
st advantage.
Nowadays, though, we doa't have
he troublesome task of gathering the
age and the aausay mlxlag at home.
tire
All drug stores sell the roady-te-use
iroduct, Improved by the addition of
tther Ingredients, called "Wyeth's
lage and Sulphur Compound" for
about 60 centa a bottle. It Is very the
vopuiar kmw r oaa aiaenTar bm
.... u..--. U.JU ji.uuu .'
your comb or a soft brush with It aad
draw hla through your hair; taklai
one small strand nt a time; by morn
Ing the "gray hair disappears, but
what delights the ladtes with Wyeth'a
Sage and Sulphur Compound, la that
besides beautifully darkening the hall
after a few applications, It also pro
duces that soft lustre and appearaaei
of abundance which Is so attractive,
Thl ready-to-uM preparation is a de
lightful toilet' requisite for'theee'who,
iMlro a more youthful appearaaMIi
s not Intended for ihe euro,' mltlah
loa or proventloa ofr dlese.---Ad?
tat
RUB ON SPRAINS
IB
I Ml HIM
requested by the alflalon (or next
year, and '1 iaiaVit wftVbe appropri
ated. "People reajlie what we are
doing,
".Operating at night Is the moat
prtfitable, and we have but two ma
chine "doing thai, out of Now York.
The typical rout to about 180 miles
long, 10 mile out, and 90 miles
back.
"Almost always the constant opera
tion of the lines produces a return
load, the universal character of the
mall service 'allowing almost any
thing to be taken. "The mall track
go, come rain, itorm, or anything,
and ao the iraffle develops. Rates
are also pretty high, the lowest being
about $10 a ton. That Is what make
the aurplua revenue.
"Of course, we'll have to have con
crete roadW, but the business can
nioduce the money to build them.
There are soma economics In distribu
tion of produce that are simply amac
ing. It has added anl entirely new
factor to transcontinental transporta.
tlon, and we shall Jast begin rinding
It out when mora extensive operation
goes Into effect during the next two
yeara."
Just why Mr. Blakealoe aees It that
way can be understood from Just one
commodity price list. Milk retail!
now in waanington st 17 cents a
quart. Milk la coming In on mall
truck direct to consumer for 10
cent a quart Naturally the erucks
are being weighed down with five
gallon can aa coaaumera learn of the
possibility. Tba trucks tap tnllk
produclng territory that are outside
usual hauling line, and ofr the rail
arteries. 4
"Where'll the roads coma from to
run 1,000 truckif " He aaki. "Well.
there are 60,000 rural mall and atar
route being operated In the United
State now, Sometime I think
everyone or them would make a truck
Una. Food la being handled 10 times
on Its way to a consumer. Wa can
cut that to five. '
"Watching these figures, since De
cember, when we atarted, ha given
ma a new sort of Inspiration. W
hall be moving tba malls and mall
will Include a whole unexpected varl-
tv of things la new modes before
tba geaeratiag finishes. Airplaaee
for the tkouaansV mil distance.
trains for tba 600 mile, and truck
for tba $60. That' about the sched
ule." ALL PARTS OF IITR NSTfUCT
KXCRRD 4TH LOAN QUOTA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. !. The
t elf Ik federal reserve dlatrlct over-'
subscribed Its Liberty loan quota by
about $$6,006,000, , those In charge
of the dlatrlct campaign said today.
B'veiy town and county' In tho dis
trict want over .the top. Exact totals
are not yet compiled.'
Look and Feel
Clean, Sweet and
Fresh Every Day
a aaaaa ef real hi
dkasVukSk MaaamaWaa Cask ssbbsbbi
sjfWv WrWtmMWm V HVMay
Life la aot merely to Uve. hat to UvS
well eat well, digest waM, work well,!
Bleep well, look welL What a glorious I
condition to attain, and'yet how Terr
easy it la If one will ealy adopt the
morning Urid bath.
Folka who are accustomed to' feel
dull and heavy, when they arise, split
ting headache, stuffy from a old, foul
tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach.
can. Instead, feel aa fresh aa a daisy
by opening the sluices of the system
each morning' and flushlag out the
whole of the Internal poisonous star
aant matter. -
" Everyone, whether alMat, atek or
well, should, eeah meiftlac, before
breakfast, drlak a glass of real hot
Mt...i7h .....-T.fai .MZ.r"lay well-known authority, who
BhoeahaUI.ktawirhfcthr::;w"r.B .-. . e conatantly on guard
eeh, liver, kMaeys aad bewele the are-
Blamtal aimmW tMallaVAaOflklam BakftA a.aa
ii--T--r
fcIT7.n-r:rV .'' elS and thus the wute U
'itttt'iP reuined In the blood to poison the
ttofi of hot wafer and Uateetoaa phos
phate oa aa eaipty stomaeh la; wonder-
tyui lavigorauag. eieaae out ail
sour fenaeaUttons. saaea. wagta'
..'' . ' ' .. .
acuity aai PVM OM, a) BpitBdla
TTT. '. t!""' ".wmwr , to BMk roller during the night; when
ehoat,ttl4UyxtrMUagalrt'y0U h,ya ieVere 'headaches, nervous
veAate M, water from the Mood aad. nd drMy spells, sleepleunesa, acid
11 fk liT' 0,, to ftomacb or rheumatlam In bid weatb.
Of all, the Mtalde organ. ' mr ... from vour nharamaclst about
V",f-1w-.,.W
red vrKh eoastlpatloa. HlKms spelU.
Meauca tronWe, rheumatlaai; others
Who hare sallow Sklas, bleed dWOr-
den BMokly complexioaa; are versed Thla famous salts la made from the
ta let a ajwrter pound of, Uaaestoae ' acid of grapes and lemon Juice, com
shoe abate fraaf tha ant atara-iwhUh ki..j ,i.i. n.1,1. .n h.. h.an ,...
" -- - - -ww .
I1I 1 11111. 1.1 u '..a... .
wM VWWM HMV V BB BaBM
tasBltoaijrMe a aroaoaaead eeaak
y"iejaet et aaternal aaaWteea.-'Ad.
PALLS. OREGON . .
BRITISH M
BEHSMBE
LONDON, (Correspondence of the
Associated Press) Ono result of the
war has been to domocratlte the Bri
tish army, and It Is regarded as prac
tically certain that after peace has'
boon declared Kngland will 'have a
large standing army In which a large
number of men or birth and educa
tion will be serving in the ranks.
Before the South African war the
private was "a man of no social ac
count." He was forbidden entry to
what corresponded to the American
"orchestra" of a theatre, and was
told that hla proper place was the
gallery.
The real democratltatlon of the
array begin when Lord Kitchener
aummoned the whole people or Kng
land to service In the King's forces.
With the calling of every class, dif
ferences of social caste became ob
literated. Officers of the old regime contend
that there can be no effectual mili
tary discipline If officers and men
fraternise socially. The other night
a general aw one of hi officer din
ing at a famous London restaurant
with a private soldier. ' He took the
officer aalde and expostulated with
him on hi Infraction of the army
code. The officer' answer was, "The
soldier ia my brother."
England today ha many of bar
proudest eons In the ranks, among
them the Rarl of Crawford, who Is
serving as a hospital orderly. Some
of these again and again have refused
commlaslons.
GOODBY,
WOMEN'S
TROUBLES
The tortures and discomfort of
weak, lame and aching back, awojlea
and bloated feet and limb, weak
ness, lassitude, dtoslaeso, aaauaea',
tkoat tired woraout feeling, nervous
ness, sleepleeeaees, aa a rale have
their origin la kldaey trouble, aot
"female complaint." Theae general
symptom of kldaey and bladder die-
ease are well known so la tke" rem'
edy.
Next time you feel a twinge of pain
la tke back or are trouble with head
ache, Indigestion, Insomnia, Irrita
tion ia the bladder, or pain la the
lolna and lower abdomen, you will
find quick and euro relief In GOLD
MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. Thl
old aid tried remedy for kidney dis
ease and allied derangements has
stood tha teat for hundreds of years,
It does the work. Pains and troub
les vanish and new lite and health
win come as you continue laeir use.
When completely restlred to your us
ual vigor, continue taking a capsule
or two each day; they will keep you
feeling fine and prevent a return of
your (rouble.
1 OOLD MEDAL Haarlem OU Cap
sules are Imported direct from tke
laboratories at Haarlem, Holland.
Get them from your druggist. Do
.not take a substitute? In sealed
hox. three sites
xaasxKBKx
HEAT
0 TH KIDNEYS
TAKE A TARLBSPONFUL OF
SALTS IF BACK HURTS OR
. BLADDER BOTaUUW.
We are a nation of atit eaters
and our blood Is Uled with uric acid,
agalnat kidney trouble.
The kidneys do their utmost to
entire system
When your kidneys ache and feel
III a $ aa ltajl naft unit tiaffe
- i:: - '. ." , .1 "k..w .hi
uri. 1. cioudy tull or sediment or
aagaaaaaa vaiHa osa aw wva wa M
'our ouncea of Jad Salts; take a
tablespoon In a glass of water before
breakfast each morning and la a
law' dan vour kidney will act fine.
HIM
eaaMaatjfor generations to Hush aad stlmu- .
e-aakea late clogged kidneys, to neutralise -J
iSfrE tha aelaa la urine so it la no longer a
iMBis wiau iiiiiiai. aaaa aaaaa wwbh aaaii
T T I ' ... .
source of Irritation, thus ending uri
nary and bladder disorders. '
Jad Salts la Inexpenalve and cannot
Injure; makes a delightful -effervea.
cent litbla-water drink, and nobody
can make a mlatake by taking a
little occaalonally to keep the kidneys
clean and active. Adv.
LEGAL NOTICES
V00W0WW0W0WWW0W0I000
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'! MALE OF
REAL KHTATK
(Eaultr No. v8G)
In the Circuit Court of the Stste of
Oregon, for the County of Klam
ath. Qedrge W. Bchwartt, Plaintiff,
vs.
Herbert D. Oale and Minnie II. Oale,
Defendants;
Notice Is hereby given' that under
and by virtue of an order of sale and
decree of foreclosure made and en
tered in the above entitled court and
causo on the 14th day or October,
1118, and under and by virtue or an
execution or forecloaure and sale tr
sued 'out or the Circuit Court of the
State or Oregon for Klamath County.
on tne zstn day or October, A. D,
118, in tne anove entitled suit,
wherein George W. Schwartz, the
plaintiff above named, obtained a
Judgment and decree against Herbert
u, uaie ana Minnie h. aaie. aerend-
anta above named, on the 14 th day or
October. 1918, which aald decree was
on the 18th day or October, 1918,
duly recorded at nage 184. Vol. 9.
Journal of said Court, and duly dock
eted at page $, Vol. 4, Judgment Lien
uocxet tor Kiamatn county; and
which said iadxmeat is for tha sum
of 16,703.11, together with Interest
thereon st the rate of 6 nor cent oar
annum, from October 14tb. 1918, to
date of sale, and also for the plain
tiff's costs and disbursements,
amounting to the sum of $61.94;
that under aad by virtue of the- aald
execution of foreclosure and sale,. I
am commanded to sell all those cer
tain. Iota, pieces and parcels of land
situate n the County of Klamath aad
State of Oregon, and. bounded and
particularly described as follows,' ro
wlt: Tha south half 8H) of the
southeast quarter (SEK) of sec
tion thirty-three (8$) la township
forty (401 south of ranee twelve
(II) east of tha Willamette Me-
rMiaa, and tne aorta bait (NH)
of the northeast Quarter (NEUI
of section four (4) aad the north
nan (NH) or tne southeast quar
ter (8EU ) aad the aoutheaat onar
tor (BE 14) of the southeast -quar
ter (BttJ 01 section' laroe (i,
ana ine uonnwesi quarter (NWii )
of the southwest ouarter liwu
of section two (6) .and the north
nan (NH) or tae aortaeeat quar
ter (NBH) of section ten (10),
aad the north halt (NH) of the
northwest quarter (NWH) of Mo
tion, eleven (11), all in township
forty-oae (41) south of range
twelve (II), east of tho Willam
ette Meridian, in aald Klamath
County, State of Oregon? contain
ing 480 acre, together with all
aad slagular the tenement, here
dttamenta aad appurtenancaa
thereto beloaglag or la anywise sp
peruialag. aad the rents, Issues
aad proceeds thereof; that la pur-
aaca 01 win execution, 1 die. on
Monday. October 18, 191S, levy
upon the lands above described;
aad, "
Notice la 'hereby given, that on Wed
nesday, the 87th day of November.
A. D. 1918. at 10 o'clock a. m. la tha
forenoon of said day, in front of the
luamata county court noma, in tha
City of Klamath Falls. Cotntv of
Kiamatn. state or Orexon. 1 will .in
ooeaience to tne said decree or fore
closure aad sale and tba aaliLexaca
. . ,. .. T" "
tlon of foreclosure and sale, sell tha
aoove aeecnoea Drone rt v. o aa much
laereoi aa may oe necessary to sat
wnr tne niaintiara Judxmant aforn.
said, vis.: $6,703.81, with Interest
inereoa at tae rate or per cent per
annum from tha 14th day of Octo-
oer, ivis, ana plaintive costs aad
disbursement amouatiag to the sum
or $61.94, aad tho coat aad expense
of thl sale, at public auction, to the
highest aad beet bidder therefor, for
cash In hand, In gold cola of the
United Stetee of America.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
tbla 16th day of October. A. D. 1918.
GEO. L. HUMPHREY.
Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon.
IB-I-1I-1B-I
NOTICE
Department of the Interior, United
States ladlaa Service. Klamath
Axencr. Oregon. October 86. 1918
Proposal will be received at the office
of the above named Ageacy until I
o'clock p. m., November 16, 1118, for
tne lurauaing 01 norae. mare ana
breeding- cattle, hog and aneeo. Said
stock I to be purchased for the Kiam
atn inaiaaa oa tae ruamaia, Reserva
tion, State of Oregon. The right is
reserved to reject any aad all bid,
to accent aar part aad reject the oth
er ,and to waive technical defects aa
the laterests of the service may re
quire. There will be nurchaaed as
ioiiews:
CATTLE
8 and 3 year old heifers, approxi
mately 1.000 to i.ioo neau.
1 to 8 year old aeirers. annroxt-
mateiy xoo to too neaq.
Miiea cows, not over' 4. years old
approximately 6 head. .
unmmr
Oood young breeding ewes, aoorox-
imateiy idv neaa.
. .-..- --
HOUH
Brood sows, 8.
Pigs, approximately 30 head.
HORSES
OeldlagB, wslght 1,100 to 1,300, 6
to 7 years old. 3 enans.
qsidlngs. -wslght 1.300 to 1,600, 6
to t years 010, e spans,
Mares, good brood and work stock,
1.100 to 1,600 pounds, 6 to 7 years
old, $ spans.
No member of Congress (36 Stat.
L. 1109), ageat or employee of the
unuea etatw uovernraent (in mat,
L. 177). shall bava any Interest, di
rect or Indirect, la the furnishing of
said stock. 'Aar nenona mi-bobs, or
corporation desiring to bid ion (any or
aU of the above mentioned stock, will
be furalehod Information on applica-
iiua 10 iaa uperintenaeni or tne
Klamath Indian School, Klamath
Ageacy, Oregon.
CATO HELLH.
clMi0"? ?'Illn Affairs:
k N?"1f; Jffi'ASSoVJat I'
D' A'' ", regoa.
CommlasMaer of ladUn Affairs;
' - ... 1' Jt T--?),i
MttWSM
Surgical j
Peroxide
This Imndy preparation ahoaM
have a place In every home and
aaed a a germicide, antiseptic
and purifier. It dctro) all im
purities and 1 Invaluable a -all
application to woand. -
Price 25c
notice'' ' X1
On account of the H.C. L.aad la
creased cost of offtee work.-w tat It
necessary to lureaM.Mrptiaer.lef;,
an abstract work. On aad after No
vember 1, 1918, we will charge the
following schedule:
For each sheet of abstract work....76e
for each certificate addltloaaI....$l.9
Klamath County Abstract Company,
, uj sin a., wiinrowi
City aad County Abstract Company
1 (By Arthur R. Wilson)
' ' 86-6t
The,fwleM-aMHa carrie Ire, We,
accident Mad health smmianie. See
ChUcoteASaalth. " 1$
tJASOLINR
, a. aa. to p. m.
lee Siattoa.
PROFESSIONAL CARDt
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