Tlli'lUiDAY, NOVKMUKU I, 1111
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Page Five
THE EVENING HERALD
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following imii'Ii omlnl(in, '
First fiimirtlon In In "Now To
day" column without extra churgi',
but nil Innnrtloim In Hint column
nro nt flrnt Insnrtlon ruin.
, Display cliifiHlflaA nil , (whore
typo Inritvr tlmn thin in (moil) nro
roiind'd nlno line to Inch.
Copy miiHt ho in Morale nfrioo liy
noon to Kt In Hint dy' paper.
NEW TODAY
, Tlinro will ho no awning clumuxi
In eoiiiluorrliil iHiJih(h given hy llio
-high hcIioiiI thin wlnliir, Our book
knniifliK Him ftt ii r (h Friday. Nov. 2.
Dtin'i Wall, iih It will hn immlj(
to unroll lulor, W. W. Mouthwitll,
II 2 II Mu!u HI., Phono 602. 1-3
KOI)NI On lillt Nt., tun - Inutlinr
Hilp. Owiht muy huvo same hy
calling nt lloruld office and paying
(or this nil. 1-3
MAN wanting pnrniunxnt room In
pi Kilt") fnmlty call 3(i0 N. Dili
slruul. . 1-S
KOIl .HA1.K 0 aero, woll linprov-(iI.-tV
K. Oregon (nty. lnqulro M
3U& H, Uth nt. . 1-7
KOIl Kl-.'XT Itoom for 2 men, single
Iwlit. uol Pino hi. l-2
KOIl HA.I.H (UliAP Ulgh-grado
Jnmoy milk cow. 1). A, McComb,
on Mm rill roiul ,7 mllM from town,
c I'lionn li-V-C. 1-4
' WANTKI) TO llOllltOWi Tho eapl
lul you neod In available If you'll
una it wnn ad In Tho Hurnld. 30tf.
IXMiT Hunch of keys, IS reward,
Frank M. Upp. 1018 Aluln. 2-3
KOIl BAM-i HimvrnKton automatic
aholgum Frank M. Cpp, 1018 Main
treet. '
KOIl RKNT 'Modern -room Bur
ntftlind bungalow on pavement;
funiaro host, ti0 per month. Ad-
dro "Homer," Ilorald offlco. 1-6
SAWiMIU, tracta, plno, ilr; priced
j-IkIk; cIok to n. R. W. (.
Wright, Medford, Or. 1-8
I'l'M-ICTS, 1MY OlIICKH
We lmvu another fluo flock of ton
and 13 week' old B, C. W. L. pul
I via. Wall your order at one. Thoy
are aollluc fait, 80 and 00 ot. each.
Alao booking ordera for baby chick
for futtiro delivery. MAVWOOD
POU.TllY FARM, Corning, Cal. 1-fl
WANTKD High achool girl to work
for board and room and amall
wage. Phono 491-W. lrf
KOIl SALE Kloctrio wahlng ma
chine; almost now, $00. Phone
407. 1-7
KOR SALIC Jornoy bull calf, ona
month old; aubjoct to rogatory.
Dam, Pearl'a Ethel Smeed, No.
474107; alro, Oxford Knight, No,
137433. O. A. Masaey, phone 80-W.
Ut
KOR SALIC 23 head of nhonta, B
inn nnd pig. 7 good milk cow,
1 Moolotla cream teparator. Marlon
(Ireon, Olono, Ore., routo 1 1-7
FOUND 1923 auto llcenaa No. 101
700 ;ownor may have eama by call
ing at Ilorald office and paying for
thla nd. 1
KOR flAI.B iteming atove, 18.00.
70 Pine at. 1
KOU.NO K. & A. M. recolpt, Areata
lodgo, namo ot M. K. Brunor. Call
nt Herald office, pay charge and
tnko receipt. 1-8
KOR 8AILE Four-room inodorta
houno, complotoly furnished. Wood
hod and now garago and atoreroom.
Phone 200-J. 1-7
MONEY TO LOAN If you huvo It
and nro looking for a good Invest
ment, you can find tho ono you're
looking for with a araitll ad I Tho
Hurnld clustiltlod column. 80tf
OUCH! PI, FAIN
St. Jncob'a Oil atopa any pain, and
rheumatism 1 ipaln only.
Not one cno la SO requires Intor
nnl trontmont. Stop drugging! Rub
coothlng, lionotratlug fit. Jacob' oil
right Into your aoro, stiff, cell hi
Jolntn, nnd rellnf cornea inatnntly. St,
.Incii'b n Oil l.s n harmlea rhoumatlam
liniment, which never disappoints,
nnd ennnnt burn tho skin,
LImhor up! 'Quit comiilnlnlngt
dot a amn;i tvlnl bottlo of old, hon
ont fit. Jncoh'B Oil ttt nny drug etoro,
nnd in Just a hvomnnt you'll be froo
from rlioirmaclnm 'Pain, sorenats and
etlffnos. lon't sufforl Rollof nwatts
you. Ht. Jncob'a Oil la Just na good for
sclnttcn, nouralgla, lumibago, back
aoho, sprains.
- Kodak finishing at Stlnson'a 8tf
EITC
ACHING
NTS
REAL ESTATE
ItAIMIOAl) ADDITION I .OTH
Wo 1 1 a v i noinn vorv clump lot In
Ilnllronil addition. Thimii nr acIono
to liualiiiifR anil rlomi In tho iiiIIIh.
Hunt uiii noma of tliom.
fill ft, on llroud Ht nt $1)00.
no ft. on Couimorclul Nt., nt M00.
f0 ft. on Spring Ht with paving
nnd anwnr puld at $000.
DO ft. ulonu to l'ooplo warehouse
nt (700.
2li ft. on, Oult ovo at MOO..
teiuty trm on mom of tho above,
Cllllcutv Y Hmlth, 727 Main St.
21-1
KOIl BALli C-room modnrn holme
ftinnlichud or unfurnished torm.
Connldor amall car ttirms. Call 213
Michigan ve. Phon 483 W 29-2
FOR flAI.B OR TRADK 19 acres
tioiir Murysvlllo. Oood fruit, grapo
or tico.land ond all undor Irrigation.
Checked for rroo. Will anil for cash
or on lurjns or will trndo for Klam
ath Kail property. Lnqulro at 334
Hmilh Fourth St., Kliuiuith KallN,
Oregon. 2B-12
KOR RALE) On TllADM 00, 40 or
20 acroa of Irrigated land In Cullf..
for Klamath property, lnqulro 133
N 10th. tf. ,
.FOR SALE
HOT TAMAI.KS.
Chlckon or pork tamiilna for mile.
Inquire at 1001 I'roupvrt Ave. Ordera
mUNt bo received a day ahead of tlmn.
31-1
KOR SAt.B finno. 1280. See Klor
ence l'ortnr. California-Oregon
Power Co. Call 327-K after 6 P. M.
31-1
KOIl SAl.lt One llerkoley storo
lock and haodlo ot, practically
nuw. Coat 110.00, will sell for 18.
lnqulro Uox 20, Herald office. 30-6
KOIl Bulo Doolng aoaplnne. Now, In
orlKlnal crutci, with 100 H. IP..
motor and aolf-atartor. V.uMy con
verted Into land plaiae. l'rlco 1000,
term.
Alto 80 II. P. IUhono motors, ault
nblo for aoroalod or boat: comploto
nnd ready o run, with toota. New
100; jIlRbllr uaed, G0, term. Muat
act quKk. Freight oxtra. 819 Wal
nut av., phone 40S. 31-2
KOR 8AL.B Bverireen atrawtoerry
-planta. tine tor larden. Phone
I77-W. 21 Jefforaoa Bt. 81-3
KOR SALE OR TRADB If you mint
quick offer try a IRtrald dual
tied ad. You'll be auxprtaed. . 30tf.
SMALL grocery and property for
ale. 835 B. th at., Mra. Jookaon.
S0-6
KOR BALE Kour-nrtieeled trailer,
never ' run 100 tulles; tiro and
tuboa all now; demountable Tlma,
extra aprlng leave; Juat the thing
for hauling groin, and lumber, 1136.
Phone 602-W. 30-6
TAM ALIOS KOIl BALK.
I Cblckoa or pork tamalo for sale
t 1001 Proepoct Ave. Order muat
, be received a day-ahead ot timo.
31-1
KOR 8ALB 1921 Chevrolet aodan.
juat overhauled and repainted. A
real bargain at $800. Klamath Falla
Auto Co., 224 Main. . 29-8
KOR 'BALE 10 t. Caraion wind
mill tower all In good running
order, a snap, oa Jack HsJ at
Halo' market, Saturday. 28-1
3ABY CHICKB Titeti and Brown
.'Leghorns, Barred Rock, R. I.,
Redd, Biaok Mlnopcu. We are now
booking tor tail and Spring delivery.
All chicks from Inspected floe ka, and
all egga handled by ua are furnish
ed by mombera of the Qlonn Co.
Certified Flock and Accredited
Hntchory Aaaoolatlon, OTland
CAJ.IF. A member of the Olenn Co.,'
Cert I (led Flock and Hatchery Asso
ciation. 25tt
FOR BALE Choice winter "apple
Tarloua varieties, wrtle for price.
T. J. Gardner, Box 20, R. F. D. 2
Medford Oregon, 012-N11
situation Wanted
WA.NTEr By married mnn, steady
work on ranch. Phone 139J 81-2
MAN wants a Job feeding cattlo.
Write Jack Arthur, Klamaith Fall.
Si-1
MAN AND WJFK, -l eook. want
. good enmp Job for the wlntor. Call
room 822, Klamath .Rooms, 125 3.
0th Bt, ' 30-V
WANTED Position aloae In as conv
.pariton 'to 'elderly or Invalid 'lady
or eouplo; or will, do light 'house
work. Box iW. P., Harald office.
80-1
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
OH "DORIS ! WHERE
IS THAT .DRESS
OF 'M f HE T il PUT
iki this noAuupa
AND ITS NOT .HERi
WANTED
DIUWHMAKINfl Pluln or fnncy
sowing or am broidery. Mrs. II.
Ilrown, 11. '! IllKll Ht. , 31-2
WANTKI) Holiunwork ain'l plain
cooking by ttlrl. Phono 274-0
29-3
WANTKI.) Work cooking on slioop
or cuttlo ranch. Uox B 0 Herald
offlca.. 20-1
HELP WANTED
HKLP WANTKD And socured with
in 24 hour by a small Herald
elusiwiflod ad. sotf.
WANTED 110 sacke of good pud.
Wrllo prlco and quality. Add mu
ll. A. Bandera, princrpul Klamath
Indian achool, Klamath Agency, Oro.
31-1
POSITION WANTKD If you are
worth moro you ran. earn moro by
socurlng a bettor position through
Tho Ilorald ciuintyiiM ad column.
30tf.
HKLP WASTED
An IntAlltgant person, either: sex,
mar earn 1100 to $200 monthly
corresponding for newspapers: $16
to $28 weekly In spare tlmo; exper
ience unnecosaary; no canvassing;
subjects suggested. Bend for par
ticulars. National Pros Bureau,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Aug.. 21, 1923 Aug. 21, 1924 Inc.
LOST & FOUND
KOUND '$70 In easy money, by put
ting 00-cent want ad In The
Herald nd disposing of exrms Mill
thai I couldn't use but was Just what
the other follow wanted. 30tf.
LOST Mondny, string of pearls be
twomv Conger Ave. and I'nder-
wood'a drug T.ore. Leave at Hnraiu
office. Howard. , 30-6
LOOT -A chanca to sell livestock,
real estate, automobiles, poraonal
property ot ail kinds, 'by falUng to
uso Tho Herald classified columns.
80tf.
MISCELLANEOUS
WILL party who took tnall 'house
from canal at Lincoln St., Oct.
30, plooae return, there. No questions
asked. 31-2
Now Mills addition grocery store.
Near tba Hall, Rose and Rom. call
and get our prlcee. Oil Nil
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Two bedrooms, batn
and phone, 1034 High st. 26-2
FOR RENT OR SALE! Several, lm-
ti roved Irrigated farm, large
part ot load aummer fallowed. En
auir Francis J. Bowne, Bonanta,
Ore. , . ....... O20. Nov. 19 .
BEDROOM TOR RENT 419 Tenth.
lBtt.
BUSINESS NOTICES
BU8INS3 OPPORTUNITY Want to
buy, want to, sell, nrsmt a partner.
Easily arranged through The Herald
classified advertisements. 80tf
BOOKKEEPI'Q CI.ASHE3
Starting at once. We have Inquiries
evory woek for persons qualltled in
double entry systems. An easy and
certain way ot Insuring yourself
work w&aa other are Idle. 'Class I
partly formed now. "W. W. South--well.
828 1-2 Main St. Phone 602.
... 9-tf.
TRIANOU CAFS5 The plan -to get
good oats. OPEN ALL NIOHT. 683
Main Btrsat Phone 814 14tf
LIVESTOCK
KOR SALE One Red Durham bull,
good blood. 1 M mile northeast of
city Tog 383, 'City. 81-1
LIVESTOCK Can be quickly dis
posed ot by a small for sale ad in
The Herald. 30t(
FOR SALE! OR TRADE Four ewes,
2 Holetelna, 1 Guernsey and one
Durham cow. W. S. Hall, Merrlil,
Oregon. 81-6
FOR SALE! 12 yearling black-faced
Shropshire bricks. Write E. D.
Briscoe, Fort Klamath, Ore., or phone
712. 30-6
LEGAL NOTICES
IN THK COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATU OK 'ORKOON FOR KLAM
ATH COUNTY
In the matter of 'the estate ot
'Jamea Havllna., deceased.
Notice to creditors
Jill persona Having olalma against
'the 'above estate are Toqulred to
present them, with the proper
vouch ors, within six months from
the date of this notice, to the nndor-
OH.PARDON ME!
SHIRT
I THOUGHT
;T. ,
YOU POT
AND FORGOT WHERE,,
!
J "DON'T
Know -I '
NEVER WORE
IT
FARM BUREAU SECTION
U.S. POTATO STANDARD ADOPTED
OREGON
TO CONFORM TD
HY O. A. HKSDKRSOX !
Word has Just been rocolvod of
tho adoption for Oregon of tho U.
8. potato s'.nndards. On and after
September IS, 1923, all potatoes sold
or offered for sala or shipment m.
tho ntalo of Oregon shall conform to
tho U. 8. grade for potatoes which
grades "ball be adopted for the state
of Orogon. Further, all potatOfin
wlion nold or offered for sale or
shipment In lots of 50 pounds or
moro ahnll be labeled by stenciling
or -printing on. tho container a label1
consisting of block letters at Ieat
one Inch high, and that is clear and
easily read and containing the
following information.
1. Nome ot state In which pota
toes are grown.
2. Orade of potatoos In the contain
er.
3. Name and address of the grow
er or growers association. v
On all potatoes sold or offered
for sale or shipment for seed pur
poses, the label shall contain In- ad
dition to the above the name ot the
variety of the potatoes in the con
tainer. All certified seed potatoes sold
or offered for sale or shipment In
the state of Oregon shall bear In ad
dition to the label required for seed
potatoes the official certification
tag or seal of the Oregon Agricul
tural college, or if certified 1n
another state the official tag or
label of the certifying agent of that
elate.
TCo aeed potatoes may be sold as
certified seed potatoes In Oregon
unless they have passed the certified
requirements of the Oregon Agricul
tural college, or if certified In
another'StaTe unless they have been
passed by the official certifying
agent ot tha state, using standards
at -least equal Inr-allrespoota to
these of, the Oregon Agricultural
college. Further,' nil potatoes sold
or offered for slefor shipment that
do not conform to any of the United,
States grades for potatoes shall be
I billed "culls." !
Further, all containers of potatoes
sold or offered for sale or shipment
In tho state shell be uniform, sound
and clean, and, in. the case of sacks
shall be new , sacks or "No. 1
second" grain sacks. Further, all
potatoes shipped in car lots or
otherwise In lots of ten or more tons
LEGAL NOTICES
I at the office of Renner, Manning ft
wanong. ner attorneys, American
National Bank Bldg., Klamath Falls,
Oregon.
Dated October 11, 1923.
Anna Havllna, Administratrix ot
the Estate of Jamea Havllna, Decea
aed.
O 11.18. 25 N 1: 8."
NOTICR OF FIXAIi SKTTLEMTCNT
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM
ATH COUNTY.
In the maUer ot the estates of
Anna and Anton Kroupa, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned administrator, with will
annexed, of the estates ot Anton
Kroupa and Anna Kroupa, de
ceased . has filed In tho county
court ot the state of Oregon
court has fixed December 3. 1923.
the final accounts ot his administra
tion of each ot said estates, and said
court has fixed eDoenuber 8, 1923,
at 3 o'clock P. M. as the time and
the courtroom of said court as the
place tor tho hearing of said final
accounts and for the settlement
thereof.
R. C. GROBSBEOK,
Administrator, with will aintiexod,
of the estates of Anton Kroupa and,
Anna Kroupa, deceased.
Dated October 31, 1923.
N-l, 8, 16. 22, 29.
EXPERIENCE TEACHES
MAYBE
IT SOMEPLACE
VO0 HAVE
ANOTHER THINK
rM4IMA DlVT t'l t
C LOOK IN THE
CLOSET AND SEE
SHIPPERS
REQUIRED
PRESENT RULES
shall be Inspected by the state In
spection department in accordance
nvKh the L'nlted B totes grades tor
potatoes and such rules and regula
tions as may be made by tho state
market ogont, ana that the cost of
euch Inspection shall be met by fees
and charges set by the state market
agent.
POTATO STA.VDARDH
V, H. C.TlADKfl Adopted for Oregon.
V. 8. No. 1,
U. 8. No. 1 shall consist of
potatoes of similar varietal cbarac-
ierittcs which are not. badly mis
shapen, -which are free from freez
ing Injury and soft rot, and from
damage caused by dirt or other
foreign matter, sunburn, second
growth, growth cracks, hollow-
heart, cuts, scab, .blight, dry rot.
dlseas, insects or mechanical or
other means. The diameter of
potatoes of round varitles shall be
not less than- 1 and 7-8 Inches and
of potatoes of long varieties 1 and
3-4 Inches,
In order to allow for variations
incident to proper grading and hand
ling, not more than' 5 per cent, by
weght, of any lot may be below the
prescribed site. ' and, in addition,
not more than 6 percent, by weight
may be belcm the remaining requir
ments of this grade, but not to ex
ceed one-third of this 6 percent
tolerance shall be allowed Tor
-potatoes -affected by soft rot.
V. 8. No. 1 Small shall consist of
potatoes ranging in size from ltt
inches to and 7-78 inches In diam
eter but meeting all the other re-
qdirments og V. S. Ko. 1.
; la order to allow for variations
Incident to proper grading ' and
handling not more than 25 percent,
by weight, of any lot may vary from
the prescribed size, ut not to ex
ceed one-fifth ot this tolerance shall
be allowed for potatoes under 1H
Inches In diameter. In addition not
more than 6 .percent, by weight, may
be Tielow the remaining require
ments of this 'grade, bat not to ex.
ceed one-third of this 6 per cent tol
erance shall be allowed . for potatoes
affected by soft rot.
U. S- No. 2 shall consist of potato
es of Similar varietal characteris
tic which are free from freezing
injury and soft , rot and from
serious damage caused by sunburn,
cuts, scabs, blight, dry rot, disease,
insects, or mechanical or other
means. The diameter of potatoes
of this grade shall be not less than
IW inches. '
In order to allow for variations
Incident to proper grading and
handling, not more than 5 percent,
by weight, of any lot may be belclw
the prescribed size, and, tn addi
tion, not more than 6 percent, by
weight, may be below the remain
ing requirements of this grade, bat
not to exceed one-third of this B
percent tolerance shall be 'allowed
for potatoes affected by so St rot.
U. S. fancy No. 1 shall consist of
potatoes ot one variety which are
mature, bright, well shaped, free
from freezing injury, soft rot, dirt
or other foreign matter, sunburn,
second srowth, growth cracks, hollow
heart, cuts, scabs, blight, dry rot,
dlseaso, inseot or mechanical Injury,
and other defects. . The range in
sire shall be stated In terms of min
imum and max! mum diameters or
weight foltohvting the grade name,
but in no case shall the diameter
be less than S -inches.
In order to allow for variations
Incident to proper grading - 'and
f I KNEW VOU HAD IT1 -' aII'VE PEC,PEP--OtA -0?.
"STUCK A WAV ' o I TO CONTRADICT NYV V: ' g
SOME PLACE- NO " 'L--JZXm ( WIFE ANY MORE- j ' ga
, WONDER A COULDNT,t WAS IMTHA? HERJIME.AKID J ,
VFlNDTr- JCLOSET,BUTI .5HlcokEL?? J ' W
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TUBERCULOSIS
IS ON DECLINE
BY C. A. HENDERSON
TJuring the past three wenks. Dr.
George D. Bishop, U. 8. veterinary
inspector, has been tftattne; herds
throughout the county for tubercul
osis. During last springs test 6
percent of all cattle tested wera
found to have tuberculosis, while
during the present test it Is running
about 1 per cent showing that the
disease is fairly well under control.
But 15 realtors ahve been secured
to date, and these will no doubt -be
shipped to Portland tho coming
week for slaughter under govern
ment inspection.
The completion, of the present test
will leave Klamath county practical
ly clean of this disease and should
aid greatly in increasing the con
sumption of dairy products. Milk
and dairy produces are the best
balanced food there Is, and every one
can feel safe that they are getting
a product free from this disease.
SULPHUR ORDERS'
TO BE TAKEN BY
THE COUNTY AGENT
Y C. A. UEXDERSOX
The farm bureau cooperative ex
change Is planning on pooling orders
for a carload of sUIphr to be order'
ed at once, and any one wishing
sulphur to be applied this fall
should send their check at the rate
of 342.50 per ton to the farm bureau
cooperative exchange at once. . If
sufficient orders are secured the car
should be received here not Inter
than November 15.
, Any one wanting snlphnr ' for
Imemdiate application should write
the county agent's office at once, as
several tons are available for immed
iate . delivery at $42.50 per ton.
In order to secure maximum
results on next years' alfalfa crop
sulphur should be applied this fall
Just before the ground freezes up,
for during wet weather sulphur will
mix wt:h the soil and not be blown
away.
For applying the ground crude
sulphur, the ordinary grain drill
perhaps is the best. Experimental
work has shown that an application
of 100 pounds per acre is advisable..
Throughout eastern Oregon, the ap
plication of sulphur has practically
doubled the alfalfa crop.
COYOTE SITUATION
IS CHECKED OVER
BY LLS. BIOLOGIST
BY O. A. HENDERSON !
Buna-ley G. .uewstt, government
Wolopiet, spent' the greater part 'of
last -week In -Klamath county check
ing tover the 'coyote situation, and
patting -government trappers to work
trapping nnd potaontsg -coyotes.
.Jewett -stated that two Wrappers
were put to -work -at once, and that1
two more will be put on soon.
Since practically all Vountles in
the state hare -discontinued (he pay
leg of bounties, the system ot gov
ernment trappers has become
popular, and Is more efficient and
economical. , The sheepmen of tho
county 'have sustained considerable
handling, mot more than 6 percent,
by wolgMt, -off any lot may vary
from the range and size s ated and,:
in addition, trot more than 6 perojmt,.
by wolght, of any lot may be below
the remaining -requirements of this
grade, hut not to exceed one-third'
of 'th!o -6 ,'perceur. 'tolerance shall be'
allowed -for potatoes affected hy so'ft;
net.-
damage and have beun. axkttrg for
two or three months that this work
be umlerluken. ,
ABORTION TESTING
OUTFIT RECEIVED
BY C. A. HENDERHON
An abortion testing outfit ha
been added to the equipment of the
county agent's office, and It Is plan
ned during the wlntor months to teat
all herds where this disease is '
doing considerable -damage. The,
first herds were tested last ' week,
the blood samples belrae sent to the
Oregon experiment sttttlon for diag
nosis, but as yet no retains hava
been received.
This disease causa mors tons tn
the dairymen oerhana than alt
others combined, and 1s very diffic
ult to control. There no known
remedy except finding tho reactors
and keeping these separated 'from
the abortion-tree.- animals, and a
thorough disinfection of contaminat
ed premises.
U. S. JKWIHH WOMKX.
8T. LOUIS, Nov. 1. Judge Flor
ence E. Allen, of the supreme court
of Ohio, will be one of the speakers
at the convention of the Council of
Jewish Women to be held in this
city November 11-16. , Mr. Carrlo
Chapman Catt also will speak, her
subject being. "War or Ponce?"
'Interest attache. to Judge Allen's
address, which will deal with legis
lative questions that concern Ameri
can womanhood because women, dur
ing the approaching session of con
gress, will esek the introduction of
several important moosures. includ
ing constitutional amendments.
AIR TRAVEL POPULAR.
VIEXNA, Nov. lv Austria now
has hn aerodrome at Mauer, half an
hour's ride by antomnblle from the
center ' of the. city .. .Planes may be
had at all hours for any destination
within the -country. Air travel Is
growing popular with invalids who
want to reach health resorts quickly
and free of the Jdltlhg and discom
fort attending trips by train.
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. "rt-Tajto SOTICE
To whom -It ihny ' concern:. The
West Coast Oil 'Co.-will not be re
sponsible for any -bills Incurred ex
cept same is accompanied ,. Joy a
requisition signed by Earl "Vfihltloclt
Lonls Bradford nr fi::T). -RtotfrA-
(Signed) : WBST COAST OIL CO.
By Earl WMUock, President. 1-3
. JStrtuiKtiieTM Weak '. Eyet. '
Tpid - f asbitonod cainihor, witch -hazel.
hv-dT&3tta. -ate.. vnlxl in
LaVOOtlk '1WR mih. BtlnmttlTa avmm
and relieves any 'ease oi -weak.
piraraea or sore eyes, tsca snrprts-
msiy- quica. Ainnuaum eye cup tree,
Whitman Drug- Co. .dv. ...
SftEE TEH KEEPS
When Mixed With Sobhur
It Brinffs Back lt Beau
tiful Lustre at Once
Gray hair, however handsome,' de
notes .advancing age. We -all fenow
the advantages of -a youthful appear
ance. Your hair is your charm. . It
makes or mars The face. Wfcen it
rfades, turns gray and looks streaked,
Just a few applications of Sags Tea
and Sulphur enhances its appearance
a hundred-fold.
Don't stay gray! Look young!
Either prepare the 'recipe at home
or get from any drugstore a 'bottle
of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound," which-ts merely the old-time
reolpe liiriroved by 'the addition of
other -tncodlents. Thousands of
folks .reco-" mind .this ready-to-use
preparation, because it darkens the
hair 'boautl.'vllj-, -besides, no one can
possibly 'tell, as it darkens so nat
urally ond 'evenly. 'You moisten a
sponge or soft brush with .it, draw
ing this through the hair, taking
one small strand at a time. By morn
ing the gray hair 'disappears; 'ator
another application trr two, 'Its nat
ural color .Is restored and It becomes
thick, glossy and lustrous, .and you
appear yenrs yonnpter.
By ALLMAN
YOUR RI DARK
Advarllslng pay. Try 'It nd .