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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-30
WHEAT HIGHEST
At S1.99 MARK

ErW YORK. March -a.--k:Nc.pt for
sporadic movements III Si"rlai S'"'''S.
mainly at higher !eNrt>. today 'aAr"1I
Vas a rouu:--,s,rt Of the duh and ire
r7,Iar session ~: III" previous day.
Hradlrr was again restricted almost
wholly 20 me professional element
which Dough: or sold according 70 KS
can-irrS ..c n. -,NiSerctcS ct III. hour.
Eaokirr interests were somewhat ap-
n-.hensivr during the morning on the
sudden suspension of the market Tor rS-
change on th- T"utontc c"rtrrs but TINS
condition was overcome later when rates
on Berlin and Vienna stiE"Ncd SubStan-
TALLY. declaration OF martial law IN
Snaic gave rise to further mlsStvinSS
regarding tho general tur"pean sttua-
ton.
OF So eco shares took place in the fore
noon. thu. last thr-" hours recording an
vSmost steady dimiaution of operations
10 the accom- panim"nt OF lower Quo;a-
tions. IN which rails, yield" with the
general list.
Next 20 United States Steel. which
ranged between it5 :. and ii4 L. closing
NJ IAN net loss Of y or a p"iHs.
the most actiT" stocks OF IN" DAY III
Guided two newly listed iSsues-S!nctatr
extreme gain OF fou- points to 81 4 but
Nidvaie'S maximum Of ht"s was Il gam
OF only half point over It's tnai QUOTA
ton.
MotorS ana i"9tRsE !SSu'H ~ 49,
features OF market $'r"n"'H. hut a.
ctined abruptly in tne last Rail- h"ur
with SUGARS and some OF the secondary
equipment and supply issues. iacludlnS
Retroleums.
General news cmbracsd an ANALYSIS
Of February imports and eNports tae
latter item age.egas!aS S+6I .hSS.io6, an
lncreas. OF almost $66.o00.oo0 over the
Same month OF 1916.
The only noteworthy railway state
rrent for February WIS that or the L.
high Valley Railroad. showing net de-
crease OF I64t.3ll.
Bonds we're Irregular Rond sales
(par valued aggregated s2.S60.oeo.
United States Bonds were unchanged
on call
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TEUTONIC EXCHANGE
NOW AT STANDSTlLL

+ NEW YORK. March c9:--TrallnE in
exchange on the Countries Of the Tcu-
ionic Powers was =; an. absolute stand
still for u tim. today. hereby giving
rs. TO much c"ln!nHnt and conjecture
Il WAS learned however. that the Inter
ruption WAS ocrasi.uah 6T thr unwlll-
ingness of dealers 20 :trward remit
;ances. e"en by wireless telegraph. IN
ths present tense stat" of relations.
In the afternoon. bankers and ex-
chang. dealers w,th Berlin and Vienna
connections accepted bills 70 fairly
large amount in the aggregate with u
rrsul;au; strengthening o: rates 10 both
c"nter$ Marks. or Berlin r"mittanc"s.
-os. from yesterdays nominal quota
tlnr q $3.50 cents ~ Il cents while
krun"u. ~ Austrian rates. advanced
from il.44 to 1880
Bankers are agreed that It'll" German
or Austrian money now is held here
balances having heen very much re-
duced since the break in diplomatic re-
iet!nns with Germany. Except for rri-
vat-' remittances exchange operations
between this country and Germany and
Austria have steadily dwindled.
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HIGHER PRICES IN
IRON -STEEL TRADE

NEW YORK. March @9.--The iron
Age will say tomorrow:
The week has been like those Of the
last TWO months; higher prices nav" oech
established for certain products. I'M
portant this week is an ndrnnc" or 20
in hilletS and sheet bars. In fact. n SAFE
Of 1900 tons nf sheet bars Is noted III
$50 above III. so Of the present mar
krt aud for delivery at mill convenience
Cin" Of the striking advances III dirl-
sion which has long been SpcC'acu'aI
waH in plates; price az Sc mas oecn
accepted on 5000 tons pt null plates LOT
the FIRST quarter Of next Schr ana
represents only hall Of the amount lne
huyrr was dcslrous that the mill should
take. ~, -,
Advances in pig iron must still be
written In Disir The advance has heeh
no l"as than SO, with r":"d sales maze
days il is Estimated that business N
basic for Central WnS; foundry and Bes-
.r:n"r iron ar" for So Ht Valley iurnacr'
~ established ny round 10; sales. Cnar-
coal ;rnn has sold at So abov" last
works quotations. and scarcity APP
pears. "a he developing. Consumers are
more generally concerned "ve;' covering
for :9lS shipments. while producers are
standing OF such Offers In the lace Ok
tho strong upward tnnH"nCy
Cast iron Iripr is again higher: Two
lifts in ono week. Amounting TO 80 per
ton. occurrnC III the east. ana mus NOR
than meeting last wee KS rise IN INC
west. Higher figures hnv" peeh ha'heu
for iIesscner fcrrnSilicnns.
\ side light on thu progress OF ihc
var is thrown hy the receipt in this
country Of An inquiry Cor @v"ooo tons
oC rails for M"son0tamia. Fresh lois o.
80 con tons arc wanted by France and
PnlEium and Java would buy lS,0oo
toms.
NV Developments are expected next
wcck on shecls and tin plate. Though
tho rnuntry'S capacity is put at $780,
ga Ii;6 HoT T't more than in l9I6. 4 shortage
is feared. The. leading interest will nN
prices for tn" Htsird quarter on sheets
and the last half*2n tin plates: cnie'i%;;
ronsuTncrs who desire to establish thus
carly their manufacturing basis.
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INCREASED EARNINGS
FOR B, & 0. SYSTEM

Increased earnings @r" shown Tor IN"
Baltimore 4. Ohio in The February state
r.cnt made public yesterday from Ratn-
mor".
For Frbruary-pr"ratinc revenue
SlG5.65G. increase nr S3in,+I"; operating
- pcns"s SG.SiI.iG6, in"r"hs" Of $faz;
decrease Of all2.iiE.
For NV" m"nihS-Opcrat7ng revenue
S1S.42S.009 operating expenses: SLED, =
10: not operating revenue. $i.i1O,"0'
increase OF SiS4.69i.
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Wheeling Mold & Fdy in.w prrf. j--TesnSfcr oook'
close March -. for per cent quarterly cash ci7i-
dead payable Acri l. Oh tho new Issue OF preferred
stock.
wheeling Mold & Foundry common incw issueI-
Transfer hooks close Ap'tl IS. for cash dividend OF
ger ,,-a. and an extra cash Dividend Of per cent
ts;sti~ Ma. /.
l1lieie lrnn Works rrof-Transter books clc<o
Mach % .or . per cant cash d!rtdcnd. payable
March 81
a.:ec Iron Works. comnon-Trsns!sr books close
Mafrh -. Tor regular l rcr cent dividend. and
Al cN;-a p-- c-ut PAYABLE March 81.
Wi,ilak-r t:i-ssncr ro:nmau-Trnnsfsr booln chose
March 90 Ter ger cash dividend payable
Arr =
WEc-!rrS Seal & Irnn Co.--T5ans'rr oooks clos
MArrh =. fos per cent cash dividend payable
Ar-I :
IIar--!ai G!a~--T.anscr honkS close March -. !or
regular ~: re- cent cash dividend. PAYABLE Arrl
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.CLEARINGS ADVANCED
AT SO PER CENT CLIP

Thursdays Wheeling banking clear
inRs reached n total al $3,.i.059.9!. com
pared with Si20.-6i.O6 Il gain Of $li",-
44"?3. nr 81 per cent.
For IN" week ending Thursday. Man
agcr Mitchell, Of The clearing hoIS"
association. reported Il total to brad
streets OF IS. Hf2 ,G64.OS. against $2,{b:, y
1873. q gain TT 3l.39S.ISG.!
For tho gnunth ~ March to date the
CtcarinEs have reached Sl4.1hl Sd 30.
against si0.S2l, 4ua SO. a gain ~ $3.S7H.-
i"2.ni. or 3i.> per cent.
The figures follow:
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NEW YORK LED IN
LOAN SUBSCRIPTIONS

WASH NriTON. March 29-Thc $50
00g.0t0 borrowed yesterday By IN" gov
eminent Tor ninety days - distributed
among ~" twelve federal rescrv. banks
il was announced today. as follows:
New York 10000. nOo: Boston 81 ma
900: philadelphia $500. 200: Cleveland
$500. OG": Eich.uqnd s2.00n. 900: Attain
ia $500. 61": Chicago. 5000. 900: ST
oouS. $500. 600: Minneapolis. 50 .on".-
400: Kansas city. $2.5np. 900: Dallas
$1,000. nn": San Francisco. $2,50d 600
The cNsr-.ibscripst ion. it vas an
nOuEccG. vas approximately ~ % per
cent. thu total SuhSrT: ptionS Voluntarily
offered b. -" banks aggr" eating $GG.>
$1,000.
Certificates probably will be Issued
Monday. .tlril = The Issuance OF tn"
certificates on this da:" wGulh bring
their maturity: % July l. the frs, day OF
bear int~r-S, at the rate nr . ,r.rcar, n
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BADLY inquired.

EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. March D.
His clothing catching In the shaft OF
a slip mill at the Davidson and Sew.
cnson porcelain plans: here this after
noon. Simon r. Mill9,,, As. machinist.
was seriously injured. Suction from
Il hole in the rapidly revolving shaft
is believed to have p:Elled him into it
He was internally hust and badly cut
and bruised. He planned to quit hia
;ob Saturday -
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today on continued buying by Cuhnn
interests as well as Supi'Ur; FROM CONT
mission houses. Al noon prices We're /
TO points higher
The list declined in tn" afternoon un-
der heavy general realizing ana r!"$"u
easy and 3Ml2 points lower: SAILS. ~
l5u tons. May. 4.9S; July. sos: SvNt"n-
fer II
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TICKER TALK

American Mailing Co.. preferred de-
c!ared q quarterly dividend OK one per
cent on f1,sI and second preferred stock,
rayahle Nny sock record April IS.
Wabnsi. rr. i"rrr:i a. declared reS7I-
lar quarterly dividend ot ono per cent
on preferred y stock. :ayaol> APRIL 30
stock record Av.:. ia
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

cIrctroly;ic. spot and nearhy. nominai:
second quarter. sS3.00W 300 nominal;
third quarter. $2l.00 q $2.v0.
Iron. firm and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes TN Stf'i"s :
spot. $54.5 q $500.
At London. spot copper. "l3G; futures
;i%5. lns: elrctrolytiC. ilji; spot iln'
f"l;, IS: futures, i2li. ljs.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va. March 20. -.
Furnished The Irrci1lceuccr Ivy A. r.
NfaStcn G Co, memhera New York Stock
Exchange. Eatinual Rank OF West Nir-
glnia building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
f. Brand. manager.
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MONEY.

NEW YORK, Mar 29.--Ai"r"anti!a
paper. 4Hi per cost: sterling 81 day
bills. s4..;: commvrc.a, 50 dav bills on
banks. SAL: cuInH!"rciel 80 daE bills
34.I0%.: demand. StT5 9-t6: ca h,ce.
Sl.16 -: Francs. d.ruaEd sJ.Sit. ::
cables. $5.S3&: marks. demand. tic:
cables. l2c: kronen. demand. t1.S0:
cables. Sll9V: gGIldr:S. demand,
30 1-1Gc: cables. in;.c: li."s. demand.
KITS: caht"S. SI.TG: rabies demand
S2N.+5: cables. $2o.5S: bar $ir.r. 72asc:
Mexican dollars. 55a,c.
Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds. irseeuiar.
Tim" loans. steady; 80 days and 40
days. 3iTiS3't Dsr cent: ak months
go n nor c:u;: call money steady:
hiEiI- -; 90" c"r:: iow. 2t per cent:
ruin: 49, -, rtr cent: las. loan 81;
2;2 p.g c''.'.- sing bid. .. per cent
Offered ~ =. t." lat.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER

icy Private Wire to FINANCE COD
NEW YORK. March 29.-Nrt fuctua-
lions o. changes from yesterday are
small Their. was n feeling all day that
a peace speech by ttollwsk might be ex.
pected and traders w"r" very careful
~ even up before closing Tins so as TO
BE- in position ~ take advantage OF any
break Anything :ror!l Germany Will be
censored ard thus delayed. SO W. may
have it IN tho morning papers. W" doubt
its having any fret on prices 10 speak
az. bnt III" traders are taking no chances
tina. ar. a.n!t!a bic
,..,,, lfur-,s t,-i-.l rr,, & -,
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GIFTED ny FIRE.

EAST LIVERPOOL,' O.. March %
Fire believed TO have. been caused by
an oyerheated coal :oye Quilted the
intcrio rof the home ii Levi Downward
at Newell, ". Va. today. causing
loss of approxUlatelX>S 200.
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HAY AND GRAIN
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. March "?.-Butt"r firm:
creamery higher than extras 1 - ~ f"c:
creamery rvtrn tg2'$curcl iiC: first "a; I:
@43Iar: seconds SIR: q: TO-
Eggs firm: frsh gathered storage
packed rirSts r. q a. i:,": f>.r%h gathered
firsts SRI. q So: PENNSYLVANIA and hear
by western henncry wh'GS."~,finc 10
fancy &Er: nearby h"nncTy browns, 800
26c
rhrrs" ,'cadirr: state. held. %rcciafS
".l.c; do average fancy &c y a &c
Pressed roultr,' strong: chickens Is n
"a. fowls 49,. q -; &c. turkeys ] Il &c
Flour S:rnnE.
COFFEE.
NEW YORK. Mar. @9.--Ioffc". RIO.
No. :. aiac: futures. nrm: May. T.Iu:
July. G.Si.
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N. Y. STOCK exchanges

WHEELING, W. Va. ?tarCh %, II.
Furnished The Intc1ngencer ny a. +
Masten x Co. members New FORK Stocs
Exchange. National Eaak OF West Flr'
g!nia building. Wheeling. ". Va Louis
F. Brand. manager.
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G. ooo FOR sUrPERERs

NEW YORK. MARCH, 2s.-The New
Yorl; county chapter, e the American can
Red Cross today cahlc% to Paris sh.oo"
FOR the relief OF suffering children IN tne
district of France DEVASTATED BY the
Germans in their retrTtt. especially In
md around Noyon :
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WHEELING. ". Va, March %. y.
Furnished Tho InrcT1ignn-sr by a e
hasten &. Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Wiz.
etnta building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
F. Brand. manager
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CHICAGO. March 29.--!loES. rnc"ipt:s
-. 900; steady. ut - cents above yeStrr-
day! average: bulk SlH.n"Gl IL -. light
SlI.40M $50: missed $l+.65 Il - %: heavy
st4.GuH1i.3 r''rKhS $tt|o ii 49,: pigs
Sl0.5nfil4.l5.
Cattle, receipts a.nAn. steady. native
bcct cattle $!.l6W l2@n. slncE"ra and
rr"dcrs s. 90 $50; cows and hcfcrs
.SOfil-.60: calves t050Ul&6n
Sheep. receipts $1,000; firm: wcth"ra
slOBNfiI2.16: ra"S tahnEJl230; lambs
sla.nn :" 1889: "S;r:, fancy McXicaus
e,
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING, ". Va. March 20. II.
Furnished The lutclIlE-nrer ny 4 T..
Mas,cn e. co.. members Ecw York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Viz
riuiu building. Wheeling. ". Va Louis
T. brand. manager.
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Curb Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va. March ~. H..
Furnished Th" IntcT1lEcucrr b. A Il.
Nas,cn & TO. members New YORK stock
Exchange. National Bank or West Wiz
rinin building Wheeling. w. Va Louis
= Brand. manager.
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outsida OIL stocks.
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. March 80. -.
Furnished The 1ntcliccncer by A. r
Hlasten L. Co. members S"w York Stock
Exchange. National Bank of West Elr-
ginla building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
+ Nraud. manager
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PETROLEUM
SUGAR

OH. CITY. Pa. March 2a.--t-rcdit bal
anraS S3.n5: runs i6A.1o5: average S5.-
527. shipments +0.755: average aT,381.
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TOLEDO. March 29:--Whe,a'' cash
Sc1o: May S2l0M July $3.50 Z.
Glover seed. prime cash Sllo5: March
SI0S7: April Sl0.l5.
AlsIke. prime cash and March Sll.55.
Timothy, prime cash and March S@.52.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING W. Va. March -. IL.
Daily arrtatlou list OF tho wheeling sleek Er.
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NEW YORK. Mar. 2a.--Raw sugar.
firm: Centrifugal. j.S516.02: molasses,
5.nc q 5.l.: refined. firm. ano sTanulated.
1.25IS.a0.
Sugar futures opened firm and active
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,SIH. Patterson & Lu.i
SlIEEi'

PlTTSUJl;GH. March 2H--tat;.c.
steady: supply light: chn!cr $3.50 Il
HES. prime $Il.iQ q ZOO.
Sheer st"ady. supply light. prime
wcihcrS til.15 :! 20. 80: Cull and c"u,iuon
5000, 40: lambs &l2.0NGi $50. veal
rcalvrs $1,000 u =! 50.
Hogs higher; receipts 20 dOuhi"
decks; prime hcnvicS ST.; iTf Ia.a0; me
diums Sl5.2b a $3.50: heavy workers.
tlj.Gn@i 1875. light ?orkcTS S!%.H -
Il. SO: pigs Sll.51 Al zoo: rouSh% $3.50 Il
1925.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

ings at SIS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-02

made up = mixture Of Sage fss ~
sulphur to Keep her locks dart ~
beautiful. and Thousands Of veesa
aud mon who value that evsa eo's.
that beautiful dark shade os laf
which II ~ attractive. use oey sAb
old.ttme recipe.
Nowadays wc got this fsness NJ
turc. improved by the additioa q ~
Or ingredienta by asking q Nv S'us
store for . s0.ceni bottle Of "WysaS
Sage and sulphur Compousl." vess
darksns the hair 20 naturally. =
evenly. that nobody can posdS0 ~
II has besn applied. You jsse ~
On . sponge or soft brush via ~
draw this through your halt. 0Sss
one small airand q time. ~ $50
log The gray hair disappsan; ~
what delights the ladies With wsso'
Sage and Sulphur CompousS = ~.
besides beautifully dsrksa'as -
hair after Q few spplies,ioss 4 -
brines back The gloss and lsssse y
gives Il an appearance Of sesssss~
Wysth's Sage and sulphur V M
pound 10 . delightful toilet 49,:
10 impsrt color and . yosss"
psasancs 70 the hair. Il 49,
tended tor the cure. mieise""
prevention OF disease. ADV.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-02
SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES POlSONS
FROM THE LIVER
Gvssyene sheuid drink hee ~atsr
with phesphsts IN H.
bsSeeO broalsiast

To feel as nne - the proverbial
fiddle. we must keep the liver washed
clean. and almost every morning "a
prevent Its sponge-like pores from
clogsing with indigestible material
sour bile and poisonous toxins. says q
noted physician.
II you get headachs. It's your liver.
II you catch cold easily. it's your liver.
II you wake up with . bad taste. fur.
red tongue. nasty breath or stomach
becomes rancid. It's your Hver. Sallow
skin. muddy complexion. watery eyes.
all denote liver uncleanliness. Your
liver Is the most important. also the
most abused and neglected organ Of
the body. Few know Its function or
how 10 release the dimmed.up body
waste. bile and toxins. Most folks
resort to violent calOmeI. which is q
dangerous. salivating chemical which
can only be used occasionally because
Il accumulates In the tissues. also AZ
tacks this bones.
Every man and woman. sick or
we'll, should drink each morning be-
fore breakfast. q glass of hot water
with teaspoonful Of limestone phos-
phate in 1t. to wash from the liver and
bowels the previous days indIgestible
material. the poisons. s6ur bile and
toxins; thus cleansing. sweeteniug
and freshening the entire alimentary
canal before putting more food into
the stomach.
Limestone phosphate does not re-
strict the diet like calomel. because II
can not salivats. for It Is harmless and
you can eat anything afterwards. It
Is inexpensive and almost tasteless.
and any pharmacist will sell you Q
quarter pound. which Il sufIicient for
q demonstration OF how hot water and
limestone phosphate cleans. stimulates
and freshens the liver. keeping you
feeling At day In and day out.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-02
Moving Pictures

Ethelmary Oakland. who plays the
part OF Florence l.aI3adie's little SIS
ter In divorce and the Daughter. -
Pathe Gold Rooster play. produced
by Thanhouser. 70 be shown 1t the
Star theater tonight. Ii only seven
years old. yet she has all the stage
presence Of an older actrcsn.
Ethelmary has had comparatively
long experience In stock In Mount
Vernon. N. r.. and In Broadway pro-
ductions. Shc will be remembered
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-02
OUCH! PA|M,PA|h,
RUB RHEUMATIC
ACHING JOINTS
RUB STIFFNESS AWAY WITH
SMALL TRIAL BOTTLE OF OLD,
PENETRATING ''Sr. JACOBS
OIL"
All. Pain is gone!

All! Pain Is gone!
Quickly?--Yes. Almost instant re-
lief from soreness. stiffness. lamenesa
and pain follows q gentle rubbing
with "St. Jacobs OIL"
Rub this soothing. penetrating oil
right on your painful back. and like
magic. relief comes. 'st. Jacobs Otl''
Is harmless backache. lumhago and
sciatica cure which never disappoints
and doesn't burn the skin.
Straighten up! Quit complaining!
Stop those t0rturOus stitches" In q
moment You will forget that you ever
had weak back because II won't hurt
or be stiff or lame. Don't suffer! Get
a small trial bottle of old. honest. "St.
Jacobs Oil" from your druggist nov
aud get this lasting relief.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-02

for her excellent work in THE Shine
Girl" In which Gladys Huleite was
starred. She also was an important
and capable member of tho east sup
porting Jeanne Eaxsis In The World
and tho Woman" and by special rc.
quest Miss George Washington"
starring Marguerite Clark. will b. rc.
pcated.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-02

PlevnA Pessnua1s
PLEvNA. April &c. r. Sevits
.peat last Friday and Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sevits In Kiam.
ath Falls.
VIII Lambert Of Round Lake spen,
last Sunday with Joe Foster and wife
Mrs. George Ager called on Mrs
r. v. Ens Sunday afternoon.
Lyle Mills passed through Plevna
Wednesday with a large bunch OF
goats.
ID. W. George made q business trip
to Klamath Falls Wednesday.
Mrs. G. l.. Shell and Mrs. r. v.
Ess called ON Mrs. Joe Foster Wed.
nesday afternoon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-02
May lA,cate Hire

MIDLAND. April 3.---Mr. and Mrs.
Lynn Hembree and two children and
Earl Hembree and Mrs. MantA Hem.
bree. their mother. arrived last week
from Everton. Mo. They are making
their home with H. b. Hammond on
his homestead three miles southeast
Of. Midland, while looking over the
country with q view OF settling In
this vicinity.