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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-03
An Inside Bath
Makes You Look
and Feel Fresh

ooyo Q 0looo q hot wotoe veeh
pheoOhses bssees beeolfase
kesps lli0sss sway.
TAoo eaeeellent, eemaoo-0onoo
health measure bein0
s6eeted ~ mIiiIeas.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-03

Physicians the world over recon-
mend the inside bath. claiming this d
OF vastly more importance than out.
side cleanliness. because the skin
pores do not absorb impurities into
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-03
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
WHEN MIXED WITH oUlPhuR u
OR.Moo SACK re OGAurlFul
luoTN9 At ONCE

0rAy hall. howsvse AaAdsous. d.
aotes advancing age. We all know the
advantages OF youthful appearance.
Your hair u your charm. It makes OF
uars the face. When II fades. turns
xray and looks streaked. Just few ~.
plicxlions OF Sase Tea and Sulphur a.
hasces 10 aDpsaraaee . bundEsd-soA.
noa1 stay gTayl Loek younsl
utbee prepare tAs seoipe st home O
sst from any drug store . Se-esat bot.
To q 'WyelA's oass aaA Sulphur Con
eoand." wAieA y merely The old tine
reeiDe improved by ~ aaditioa q a.
q isSredisatA TaeasaaAs q telks
rseeansaA tAis ssaAy$euse Des0asa'
tisa. because Il aasksas The hair beau
ufvlly. besides, - 90 eas possibly
ell. - Il dsrksas % naturally and
evenly. You moistsn . sponge or soet
brush With Il. dravtas this throHsA tAs
,air. taking one small strand q time
" mornins the Sray hair dissppaars:
'ftsr another application or two. IL
'stursl color v RESTORED. and Il ~
ames thick. Glossy and lustrOus. and
M appear year youn9sr.
,osad y . delightful toilet requisite
, h not tntaaded toe tAs cure. uitisa.
WyetAt oase aAA oulDAus Cen
~ q Dssvsatlaa q 1issas&--Aav.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-03

state Of Colorado At the Lewis 4 Clark
fair In Portland In 1905.
According to Mr.. Grubb's estimate
the Yield Of Oregon potatoes this year
is 1900 cars. Of which 1000 cars have
come from the Southern Pacinc's' Ore.
gon lines.
THE normal consumption per capita
h 400 pounds yearly" remarked Mr..
Grub. "and with = total crop In this
country Of 150.000.000 bushels there
will be only little more than bushsl
for every person. Portland TELEGRAM
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-03

tho blood causing III health, wins ~
pores 10 the ten yards of boWsls Q.
Men and women are urged 70 lsiAk
each norniAs, bsfess hrakfase, .
g!ass Of hot water with . tsaspeeosul
Of Limestone phosphate IN II. - .
harmless means Of hslpins 70 wash
from the stomach. liver. kidssys asl
bowels the previous days iadieeoeihie
material. poisons. sour bile aad so1.
ms: thus cleansing. swsstsning ssd
purifying the sntiss alimsatasy canal
before putting more food into the
stomach.
Just - soap and hot watsr cleanse
and freshen the skin. % bot Waass
and limestone phosphate aet on the
eliminatIvs organs.
Those who set up with bad breath
coated tongue. nasty taste Of have Q
dull. aching head. saliow coDplexlon,
acid stomach; others who are subject
to bilious attacks or constipatjoo,
should obtain quarter pound Of lins
stone phosphate at the drug store.
This will cost very little. but 10 SUN.
Gent TO demonstrate the value Of in
side bathing. Those who continue e
each morning are assured Of pro.
nouncsd results. both II regard 70
health and ppoara1co.-Aav.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-03
Biggest Potato Crop
IS Boast This State
Railroads Potato Expert Says in Port.
land Paper That State Made Biggest
Output in Its History

"OrsEon's yield Of potatoes this year
Ii the greatest ever known and their
quality and snoothness and freedom
from blight places them In the front
rank" said Eugene H. Grubb Of Grand
Junction. Colo. lie In one OF the coun.
try's foremost authorities on potato
culture. and is making q survey Of
potato conditions slonG the Southern
Pacific system. although the districts
tributary TO the lines In Oregon have
not yet been covered. Mr.. Grubb was
one Of the commissioners from the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-03

Scarlet fever Is very sneaking
treacherous maiady. the outcome ol
which cannot be foretold. One case
may be mild and the next severe. ma
lignant and hemorrhagic.
II your child has sore throat cleanse
II with sprays and gargles. Keep him
quiet above everything else. and II
scarletina develops. follow absolutely
the advice and treatment Of your ply.
sician and Of the health of6cer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-03

, pcfR ,htuughou, tn. country. Ahnounr
-i the election Of Charles " Hughes
the tnitcd fr-as stood soiidiy on the
tc'utns I, war gathering through i,r
/ bureaus and correspondents Thoh,
! returns did no, show Hughes elected
| The United pfr-n was no, stampc,icd
I u MAS delivering reports from nihir
after state fat ahead II III" opposition
service u was passing through one ~
the mos' severe 'rsia of speed. arsur'
scp and efficiency thai had ever arisen.
/ came. the United rf-nH was far ahead
/ TN Developments in California. which
nnaiiy cline he'd the reelection Of !'r~s
/ id-nt wiinon
The beginning Of i3i. finds the Her
aid better fi,-d than ever bcforr 10
give its readers the news Of the entire
ID ffrss established the nrn, rompfc'
h~haitr South American news service.
and ,ios-i long term contract with
"a NacIon. the leading newspaper of
Argentina President Wilson. Secrr'
tar, of Stat" Lansing. Foreign Sccrr
tar, Mufaturv of Argentina. and many
other government, and financial leaders
commented on this connecting of the
,~o Americas through n-~s channris
a. a history making step of the hish'
90, Importance
The year saw many other important
foreign Developments Of tho United
ff-ss. Including the signing of import.
an, contracts with leading Paris pa.
p-ra. the establishment OF n eonncc,
lion with the Australian Press AHso
citation and extensions In England. Ger
many and Runnia.
After an extended trip through Rus.
sla and n period In r-,rusraa. William
Ihillp Sitnmn. manager of the Paris
bureau. returned To France and was
permanently efcicn,iaicd TO the Hi,
irh ftnn, Simna h the firpt American
correspondent at the British front frp
r~t"n,ing one neutral n-~s agency "a.
clu,iN-ly.
Henry Wood Ia now with the fr~nci,
arm.rR ilr ~ cr-den,lal-d to remain
a, the IRON, permanently. and was AN
eye Witness nf the recent French Hc'
tory nj vrrdun.
carl W Arkcrman WAS with the
German army when the T-utonir force
made iis victorious sweep through Ru'
mania. which eliminated In the cap.
,urr of nucharcnt
W = Forrest has ON different occa.
sionn visited the british fleet. He son,
pcraonai eye witness stories from Ire.
land durin. the rr,oit there.
Here is IA partial list of United Press
ncoopH. beats and accomplishments
published by the Herald during the
epoch making news year Just closcd
January i--Ahcad on sinking of the
liner Persia.
Ahead throughout on stories Of Ford
peace ship expedition. Charles r
Stewart. United Press stan CORE.
spondcni. being aboard peace ship.
January Exclusive stRicmcn,
from Chancellor Brthmann Holweg on
kniscr'a condition when latter was III
and rumors of ha condition bcing scri. !
nux were In circulation,
January ~ Exclusive Alderman In. !
iervirw with Admiral Won iloltzcndorf,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-03

chief oi German admiralty stan. Firs,
public statement hc ever made. and do
rinfrd II MAS Impossible for England
y to blockade Germany effectively.
February s-Enelusise story fron,
Rome. telling of Rumania preparing Ia
join allies Other services followed
twelve to foriy eight hours later.
February is--Cicnn scoop from
Washington on t.ansin.'s threat dc.
mand ii-rns,oriY'n' recall unless Ger.
man propaganda alleging the United
States changed position In t.usiiAnia
ease crns-d
March 6-Thrr~ hour beat out of
Washing g,on that Newton u. baker 10
b" appointed nrcreiary of war Fol.
lowed up with exclusive interview from
iiakcr. sia,ing HIS views.
March i0-Eicv~n minutes ahead on
rrr, announcement American troops ,o
enter Mexico
March ls--Exciusivr Interview With
General Funston predicting long. hard
campaign Ia catch villa,
March 81 Clean beat ON ar~i report
of Hfsi Hgh, between viiiisias and the
Amcfiran forces In Mexico.
April .,-Eiciunive story from Ack.
r,man submarine crisis passed. and
that Germany would limit her opera.
iions pcndin. satisfactory settle.
inch,
Apiii 30 Ahead throughout on Dub
la tIo,s and Irish revolt. topped BY cx,
traordinary descriptive story OF fEht.
ins from " =. Forrest. stan CORE
npundcn,
May .;~ Exclusive copyrighted in.
,cy,lcw by Simma with former Premier
kokoko,s,on ON story that United
States would have difficulty In nrEo
tiatlne new commercial treaty with
Rursia
May 20 Exclusive Simns' interview
with Michail Rodsianko. President
Russian duna. saying Russia would
no, agree TO peace until Germany
stacked cannon and accepted siiics'
l-rmh
May Ii--Exciusivc Ackcrman inter.
view with Count Tisza. Hungarian
premier. saying peace impossible until
allies changed their views. beat oppo-
si,ion On Asquith's statement there
Was little chance for peace.
June 7. \. .. lo--Ahrad on all dc.
yclopmrn,s republican convention
Clean beat on outline Of platform. Far
ahead on nash Roosevclt's nomination
BY acciimation In progressive convcn.
iion. Ahead on bulletin Roosevelt
would decline.
June l:-Compictc scoop on most
striking feature democratic conven.
ion--,hc plan to kidnap the progress.
sivc party.
June l3-Bcat on Chairman Nc.
Combs telegram to Dainbrtdge Colby.
who nominated Roosevelt. inviting the
prosressivcs 10 join democratic party.
Ahead on forecast democratic plat.
form,
June l9-Exclusivc story announc.
Ing Roosevelt would endorse Hughes,
following progressive national commit.
tee meeting June c6,h.
July l0-Ahead throughout on story
of arrival of deutschland on first trip.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-03

\ ''0rnt time In history" story. on
which we led all anxlcs.
August s--ciean beat on capture of
Cortix BY Italians.
August l2-Dik beat on announce.
mcn' mediation board that mediation
failed In railway strike.
August 2S--Ahead on president To
address congress on railroad strike
and on actual speech. Ahead throus sh.
out on Developments In railroad crisis.
including beat on congressional lead.
"rs informing president Adamson biz
would b. passed by nikhtiaii. Septem.
Der =. avcrtinE strike.
September ::-Scoop on the first re.
port Of Germany's peace plans which
eliminated In the proposals In Decem.
ber Exclusive Keen story told OF re.
ports that Germany getting ready set
on new peace kite and giving Brit.
ish viewpoint,
September ?S.-Exclusive interview
with Lloyd George. In which the new
premier said the war must 20 TO a
knockout.
October 3-Deat on resignation Of
Okuma cabinet. Toxic.
October S-Several hours beat on
tho stories OF passengers from the
steamer StephAne torpedoed on Nan.
tuckct--the iirst submarine raid Oh the
American coast.
November ll---Exclusive Ackerman
interview with General Won Bueiow,
commander In chief on Somme front.
declarin. allies can never break
through.
November ::-Clesn beat on Cali.
fornia republican committees figures
complete give state to Wilson BY more
than 5000 and Secretary McAdoo con.
ccding state to Wilson. This was fol.
lowed few hours later by Hughes
conceding defeat
December %-Ahesd on all features
Of re-opening OF congress. which was
marked BY Introduction Of numerous
bills directed At the high cost Of livins.
December 5-Far ahead on nrst suf.
fragc demonstration In congress In his.
tory.
December 6-Exclusive Ackerman
story. Rumanian front. that fall Of
Bucharest was but matter OF days."
Story hled December 3. Announcement
OF Bucharests' capture came In the af.
ternoon OF day on which AckermAns
story had led editions Of papers
throughout the country. Two hours
ahead on Bonsr LaWb refusal to form
. new British cabinet Signed story
BY Lord Northcli6e telling Of reasons
for cabinet crisis. Ahead ON all de.
velopments In crisis.
December s-Exclusive statement by
Lord Northcli1e analysing Lloyd
Georges selection ~ premier and
what his success In forming cabinet
really meant to England and the Unit.
ed States.
December IL - Exclusive London
story on Enslands peace terms.
December l&--Sigued story by Lord
giving semi.ofncial British
view Of German peace proposals..
December 16-Exclusive beat from
Waahington. Germany willing to give
Allies full peace terms In = round table
peace conference.
December l9-Ahead throughout ON
Lloyd Georges speech In commons. re-
plying to German peace proposals..
December 30-Ftrst Berlin story on
how German public and press regard.
I'd Lloyd 0eorGe's speech.
December 3l--Ahead throughout on
asvslopments following announcement
pf President Wilson's peace note to
belligersnts: included the handling Of
Secretary Lansins's "vergs Of war"
statement. his supplementary an
and foreign and diplomat.
70 devslopmsats.
Evening journal., 1917-01-31
SEEK EMPLOYMENT FOR
SOLDIERS FROM BORDER

Officials Of the United States Depart.
ment Of immigration and Labor sta
TONED In this city. with whom City
Council co-operates in maintaining sn
employment bureau. have been instruct
ed by Commissioner Gensral Caminettn.
Of that department, to secure work II
possible for all members of the State
militia, who will arrive here next week
from Doming Many Of the militiamen.
it ia felt, may be without employment
on their return from border duty and the
various stations Of the Department OF
Labor throughout the country are seek
ing employment for them. Employers
who need labor are requested to conrnu
'nicate with the local office IN the Federal
Building and their needs will be referred
to the citizen soldiers who may apply
for work.
AT the present time the local Office
has number Of requests for female
help. The variety Of employment Of
fered ranges from housework to clerks
I'm stores.
Evening journal., 1917-01-31
SAYS Note LEAK DID
! NOT BREAK MARKET
Hutton Tells ProberS Stocks
Had Been riding
for Breaks"
CONNELLY'S LOST
$4,000 IN PERIOD
BY c. D. eRoAr
unIted &c. stafr correspond. nt

united Press NthH OOrIeHpOnut hN
NEW YORK, Jan. Sl.-E. F. Hut
ton, stock broker, today sought TO
minimize the importance OF the ad-
vance information his firm had from
Washington on President Wilson's
note.
lie held that the tip originating in
the house Of f. A. Connolly & Co., OF
which President Wilson's brother-in.
Jaw Is member. was not responsi
BILE for the break in the market And
on the contrary. he declared the mar
ket mad been riding to a break for
weeks. With everybody stOck-mad and
the house had so warned customers.
Secretary Lansing's verge OF war"
statement was what killed the mar
ket." he declared though the commit
tee pointed out that that came after
The note was public property.
Representative Bennett clearly
brought out that the Hutton message
announcing the Presidents note was
moro exact as to the real nature OF
Nhe note than any other report cir
culated on December 20.
But II Connolly A Co. had real IN
3 side information" they failed 10 use
n to advantage il developed, for their
accounts showed net losses OF 100000
in trading during the leak period
Nor was the firm short on the Two
DAYS before tho note was published
The committee has had all the So
called leak" messages Of the Hutton
house. except The confidential report
Connolly forr oTded Connolly was
booked TO toll this afternoon about
This message on which the firm noti-
s. its correspondents that note
been sent and was lnterpretated
cntaning peace and warning
as. ..laD
Evening journal., 1917-01-31

Use the little ads OF big value-the
Want Ads.-AdV
Evening journal., 1917-01-31
c0NcrRT AT sT. IOsErH,s.

The entertainment hos social and
dance given by the Children OF Mary
Sodality Of st. Joseph's Church, at St.
Ioseph's Hall. Henry Clay, last
Thursday night, was attended by a
large audience Lewis Eldrige, a
tenor from Minneapolis, was well re
ceived. as we're James Russell and
Benjamin Heai.. WITH their none
logues. while the comedy OF Johr
Thompson. was the feature Of tn
program. A box social and dance fol
lowed
Evening journal., 1917-01-31
RnyERTON-BROWNsON aAMR.

Eddie Williams Riverton basket
ball team will be here on Friday night
to play Brownson, in Brownson cage
The last time the Jerseymen were
here they played Haney and Freely.
OF the Camden Eastern League team.
They will bring down an equally
strong team for the Friday game.
Evening journal., 1917-01-31
BANQUET At The DUPONT
FOR Delaware TROOPS
staff Correspondent.

DOVER, Del. Jan. 31-rhe Joint
committee OF the House and Senate
arranging for the reception OF the
Delaware troops on their return from
the Mexican border at a meeting this
afternoon. decided to hold the ban
quet to be rendered the soldiers in
the lobby Of the dupont Hotel. VII
mington. Plans have been made with
the management OF the hotel for the
banquet which will probably be the
largest ever held in Wilmington.
Tho exact time Of the banquet can
not he decided until It Is learned Just
Representative Connolly has been
named chairman OF the joint commit
tee
Evening journal., 1917-01-31
NO APPEAL FILED.

No application for commission Of
review has been made to Judge Her
bort L. Rice by parties Interested in
the condemnation proceedings for the
extension Of Tenth street from West
TO Tatnall streets. The return OF
the commission was made last Sat
urday to Judge Rice, and all parties
Interested have fifteen days from that
date to make application for a COM
mission OF review II they desire 10
have another estimate made
Evening journal., 1917-01-31
NEW YORK REPORTS FIRES,

BY The United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 51--A fire, re-
ported in the Empire Building, II
broadway, in which the United States
Steel Corporation has its offices, filed
the lower Broadway district with fire
apparatus this afternoon.
Police also reported fire alarm
from the Equitable Building.
Evening journal., 1917-01-31

IDENTIFIES NEGRO AS ROBBER
CHESTER, Pa. Jan. 81 Charles
Lloyd. Negro. has been Identified as
one OF the men who beat and robbed
Mrs Katherine Tuttle, in Marcus
Hook last Friday, securing $3.50
Evening journal., 1917-01-31
.COATESVILLE MAYOR IS
.INNOCENTOF EMDEZZLEMENT
By The United Press.

TT TIC UUIIEU INHH,
WEST CHESTER, Pa. Jan. III
Walter L. w. Jones, deposed Mayor
OF Coatssville, Pa, was found moi
guilty Of embezzlement by jury in
the County Court here this after
noon.
Jones, after being impeached by a
crusade organization in Coatesville
was charged with embezzling the
city's funds and falsifying his ac-
counts while IN once. The only
thing over which the jury had tc
argue was who should pay the costs
Of the proceedings. and this will fall
upon the county.
Evening journal., 1917-01-31
REPUBLICAN WILL SPEAK
FOR Peace DISCUSSION
ny Tho United Press.

ny Tho United Press.
WASHINGTON Jan. Si.-Despite
refusal Of the Senate yesterday 10
adopt the Cummins resolution provis-
ioning for special debate on the Presi.
dents world peace address. two Re
publican solons. Lodge and McCum-
Der. announced today they will resort
TO personal privilege TO have their say
on the message
McCumoer speaks tomorrow and
Lodge VIII fellow.
Evening journal., 1917-01-31
TOO SICK TO SUPPORT FAMILIES.

Three cases OF non-support were
before Judge Churchman today and In
each instance the defendant pleaded
illness as being the cause Of his fall
ing to provide for the support OF his
family. The three cases we're con
tinued until tomorrow.
The defendants were Frank Null
doom. white, and William Mulshnock
and William Stats colOred.
Evening journal., 1917-01-31
FEAR JAP Liner. LONG
OVERDUE. MAY Be LOST
By The United Pr,ss,

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3l.-Fears
we're expressed today for the japan
ese liner Nippon Maru. Of the Toyo
Kisen Kaisha Line which is ntarly
four days overdue at Honolulu from
Yokohama Usually the master Of the
vessel sends word ahead 70 the Homo
lulu Offices OF the time OF his arrival.
The Nippon Maru was due at Hcno..
luin January o. but early today local
ofices OF the company said she had
not even reported the time or her ar
rival
Some fear was felt that the liner
might have fallen a victim 70 a Ger
man raider in the Pacific. She car.
ries number OF passengers and
5000 tons OF cargo.
Evening journal., 1917-01-31
SENATE FAyORs 4DRY~ ALASKA.

By The Tinted Press
WASHINGTON. Jan. 81 The Sen
ate today PASSED the Alaska bone
drv' prohibition bill. The bin not
on,y prohibits the manufacture and
selc of Intoxicating liquor in Alaska
but viii not permit it to be shipped
into the territory.
Evening journal., 1917-01-31

rado visiting relatives OF Mrs. Lap-
pincott. Mr.. and Mrs. Lippincott may
not return until after March ! and
NAV take a SIDE trip into Montana
before they start back for Whining
ton
Evening journal., 1917-01-31
NFWLy-wPDs SFF WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Lipp.nc T.
who were married last week, are
spending their honeymoon In the
west. At present they are in Colo
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-16

W-e ask for tie r rio-
shop and rscoz & c-
a fight IN TIE w--E ---s Il nh
Nora ShirCwsis- Co r5
av. which was b-=z Oh
workers by the us-1-s ne
sabbing and seria-S- 1.
I'd TOuchek geE- n-
this morning No sr-esS
Some Of the frsE-f- --s-c1z -sel
BY the bosses 20 Esz &C IRE strike
that was mEVICzra Ez-a Shown ur
by a cHcuIz- u- VS. passed
around IN 50 c-1-Ez fsc-es a
week before rr-- u
Union and E1--U-- ES sgual
the circular u=- me f-H-eSsi1l
that II they IN E-- 11Fv would b
fired without z -1--lz--z Euu-e Tl
g. considered II E-- re tasz
away the Hber-T CT #zTT T-1-5zar 20
strike. prTViEz= E1zC 1v
court in the c1---- f1i-17z
We and ear r- lE. s11Hl1FHs. CO
hereby state tar Ez lC mn 1ai1--
% any OFg2rzs 1r L1e Trr1Csa
81 creating = lHz s-gu -r1F 5C rIn
ne business ~ H =L1fr11ser Lna-
Ne are saGiEl FI1 5lsT a-HHtaF- emf
1Dd with The eaHaE19as. sasEs and
1Qufs thereI 80 90 HDs alesira
~ b. mOle2le- - ai53rlacael ~ ANY
fsOn or &aF r8a ~ ggag 2 per-
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-16

.or \ NAENEWs HoiLeDs9 fC1 Iaf
GUicKLYREAD. YEr KNo
copenhagen FEB 15-Bs
- Tase1.ad today declared nsso
- tcrs Between Austria and huer
~ cre- submarine warfare have been
M Halifax - Liner Frsdsusk
- sarns Count Won Beus.or
- missed German amba adgr
- party from O. s.. reported ssht.t
ie eV harhCr
View For<. STORY of u
with German subma
- which she drove away the
- with hers stern Gun brought
Frenoh line freie hter Hondrr
- New Noric- American ste
lhiladelphia Is today 0n her
- New York from Liverpool
New k0rcs-AnCh0r liner
- ma saiisd from New York o
GLASGOW. she carried genera
- ana number Of passenger
un staaniuEroR.-- When be gees ee-
-zr lore congress TO ask authcr
.1r lr0lec- American lives and u-1E
ul ~ move inevitable and mater
~ lla- IlalJ aay5-E'ras. wilson
~ ~ ZEE. Laal entire country
- HIl-- aI.Hg question
- -a6 1- WHAT -
- oEer ac
- iae -gae Serious
fore aoa
~ r9H dispersed afte
by police Uu