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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ,

WEST END bargains for sale: $1700. g. room, modern cottage. located on large lot one block of car line; this house is easily worth $s200; will sell on very easy terms, just like rent. $2200. 7-room, modern cottage. sit- uated in the best part of West End. all street improvements in and paid; worth $3500; will make terms. $750, lot 50x190, all street improvements in and paid; has a servant house on alley; this lot is worth $1200. R. F. Manly & Co.,, Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Phone Main TOO.
 HOME BAhGAlN-No. 1161 Woodland ave, just block off of North High land ear; very convenient for Southern railroad shops: house sold in better days for $500; price now only $500; pay $1l00 and assume straight 5-year loan of s2400; tenants just moved can get immediate possessions large. shady lot; you can't build the house for this money and the lots worth 5000; see it. then see us. Ingram Land CO, Em- pire Bldg. M. 1197
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-26

USED CARS
 At a Bargain 1918 Hupmobile, 5-passenger, has been run about 500 miles; bumper, extra tire. cannot tell it from new car.
 $1250 International 1-ton truck, in use 3 months; this truck with equipment sells for s2oso; will sell for
 $1250 One and one-half-ton Rush truck, equipped with carry -all body; has been used for demonstration only.
 $500 1918 cut-down Ford: new paint job, new khaki top, wire wheels, tilted windshield. steamboat whistle, tires all good in fine mechanical condi- tion; maroon-colored body with white wire wheels; pointed radiator.
 $500 Have three new ton and half Fulton trucks; these trucks sell for $500 f. O. b. factory; to man who wants a bargain in three trucks of this class we can make him good prop osition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-26
FOR SALE Used Chevro- let car, in good condition, for $500. Apply Mir. Ferd Caheen, Caheen Bros.

FOR SALE-One 5-passenger Maxwell, 1917; firSt-class condition; good tires. $550A1 Mercer racer. new tires all around. $500; 5-passenser Dodge, good mechanical condition. $450. J. J. McMann. 213 s. 20th St., Phone Main 65o5.
 AUTOMOBILE-S-cy Oakland spe- cial roadster, hanq-made and many conveniences and new devices for com fort, quietness and economy; will sell or trade on suburban bungalow. Mon day noon, M- 1885.
 FOR SALE-One 16-passanger Studebaker bus, new and in good\ condition; one 1S-passenger International transfer. in good condition: will seN cheap. M. J. Ware, 1884 Underwood ave. Phone Woodlawn 1l7a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-26

TWO large connecting rooms, nicely fur nished for light housekeeping; lights water, bath, gas. stove; half block Nor wood car and bus lines; to couple with out children; SIS per month, Telephone SILL 23l4 M 11th ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-26
For Sale
IT Per Cent Investment

Consists of three broom and one o- room dwellings, one apartment house with apartments of 4 rooms each All five of these houses are furnace heat ed and modern plumbing; renting to good white tenants; situated on South side, at intersection of two car lines. Now renting for s132o per year: will readily rent after Oct. 1 for S15So. You could not duplicate the lot and in- provements for less than $1600. The owner. however. is lpon resident and needs money. so authorizes us to sell for 5000.
 McConnell-Anglin-W White Phone s5s 2o2s srd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-26

FOR RENT-Modern S-room house, 1113 18th ave, s.; recently remodeled; fur mace heat and grates; sio per month. Glass Bros 20 22d st.. N M. 7692.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-26

TWO unfurnished rooms. suitable for light housekeeping, on. upper floor, adjoining bath, in apartment with young couple; Southside; water, lights. telephone. Shades furnished. Main 2t42-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-26

OFFICES AND STORES FOR RENT CENTRAI OFFICES FOR RENT-S40 per month: 5 connecting rooms. to professional men. doctors or dentists: 2o2sA lst ave. Apply H. M. Robertson. POPS 1st ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-26
BOARD WANTED

ROOMS with board for couple; private home; would like to furnish own room; best of reference. Phone Main 3l, from 9 to l2 Sunday or any time Monday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-26

FOR RENT--Modern S-room house, lll3 12th ave, s.; recently remodeled; fng- mace heat and grates; $40 per monthA Glass Bros. 220 22d st, N. NJ 1902.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-26
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.

5th ave and 17th St., facing park. The place for free shower baths and out side rooms. Rates 75c to s1.50 per day; s350 to s7 per week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-26

BOARDERS WANTED sUMMER BoARDERs~7l miles rom station: daily mails and telephone facil- ities: location cool and healthy; rates reasonable. Gamble Heights. Route l. Goodwater, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-26

MAI | SsiS A PARK Cor. goth and 7th ave: lavatory and
 steam heat. s1 and up per day. S4 and up per week. Private baths.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-26
HOUSES WANTED

.~0~~~~~~-~~~1~-~~ WANTED TO RENT--A business man with wife and one daughter wants to rent a modern 6 or 7-room partly furnished or unfurnished resi- dence. located in a good neighbor- hood at Norwood; if satisfactory lo- cation may buy at termination of lease; will take possession at once or about July 1 will give best of references. Address Business Man care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-26

FOR RENT-Three nice connecting un- furnished rooms, lights, water and tele- phone furnished; also hot water for baths. Apply to owner. No. 509 Prince ton ave-, or call West End 4Sl-W
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-26

WANTED--A furnished house or apart ment on South Highlands. Mountain Terrace or Miner Heights: will fur
 nish best references: answer with full particulars. c. care Age-Heraio.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-19

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Present CrfHfs HTbi.cr. IA Appre-
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-19

A .dunoe wns given lnsi nicir fr
the high schso brsE r dis nissss-
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a.. inri,sr ssf fis~ ssindeirs. SlIs sr,ssrr d
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-19
Society Eueafs Of tie Week

The high Jinks party rhursdn,
light by the high schom gir'ls wns
nppo-ed To be strictly for the riris.
)ui by about half the costumes. Ne
ouid i'ungin- q few T the boys had
(o,ien past the guardian NJ the coor.
nut. ri:ang- NJ n may ~eem. then.
Pboys' all answered Ia feminine
1amrs. even one tough younss.cr
eith n black eye. A moa ooneicrasr-
btc Suoch of disguiscs were R.a.ir-
>i.d In all degrees of funnlneAs. Tie
eoid Dust Twins ensily ~on fifG
place for comedy aud APPEARANCE.
hi,b q r.oSe rival IN mn impish iittle
bed imp u would he hard "a i,ics =
becond choice. Tho Camiis,ii kid.
charlie Chaplin. Sis Hopkins. the oio
maids. Hrinie. the policeman. and :
bos-n others. There we're enough
Doidicr boys 20 throw srs~ral scarcs
into the kIiscr. some of them even i'~-
1ns equipped with mrskH. a Joiis
Jack Tar. ballet girls. farmers. ND
Fashioned and nrw-fashioped ladies.
erampS. bcii boys and brownies. mis-c
indiscriminateiy. Hum snd Bud.
Rosie md her besu. Mutt Mnd Sen.
and other famous characters also M
tended. 4 very classical snd DE-
lightfui program was given by . tai
enied company of assorted musicinns.
artorines and soioisfs. siins Reuiscn
r~'kins. of Hoehsck wri'sr. nm
orn'cd the numbers. with ,obarya-
t,oas of his own on the aide The
program follows. tho h IL imi,osssii,Ie
60 describe the wonderful sersutf'ty
of the actors or the ''highbrUw" num-
hers they rendered
l-'I.ong Hoy Sas sung ny the
decide sdiy mixsd chorus. with poiccs
which hit the ceiling with crash.
tten fell 20 the basement with bnne
Long hoy" himself was the roioist.
and NAV. paw and the sweetheart
We're Ill there. tho fhe mule was irft
NJ home.
:-'Donf hite Tire HIND Thm'F
I'~edirv You" played by the EovRl
Hunrl' inn hsisikka orchestra. l~d ips
sin,nunnky culssh. Guiash is n Pmed
leader al food CONSERVATION. and Z;
wss thus he collected his Hungry Or
Chest'n.
Selection by Chinese Orchestra.
Al the lnst minute. after nnxiBus wnu-
'hg by the audience. the orchestra war
disiocnted. ar dismembcred. ar mis-
pia'ei. ar something. and &as unnihe
70 appear.
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caLe walk In which u real faiiy rall
PLAYED n prominent part. Aims lr~-
faced this number with the iamank
that ht had sesn . houas-iiy mud a
cow-ny. and boardwalk and a hI'Ick-
walk. hut had never seen cake-&alk.
and ~Rl from Missouri
f---Csruso and rstrsxinl ssug
"Where Did Robinson Cruso CD Win
Friday on Saturday Ntcin,"
f--Tbe FN Family illustrated fhe
anctics of the aras0a ~. the lsutAsr-
~. the dear o.. ana the lsfAr ~.
IA pisaO sole by nstasrsshiaassr.
Who MAS . student Miith silns N Inv
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q Tie Hornhraak Sar.
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10 Aooauts VIVA. as ahe Wassa ~
Wooden Lag''-sdramstic sa1 wiRta
- the fullest extent. Asra, Asrstna.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-19

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number ssf fis~ s'indsrris. s;i,s sss,ssr- o
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MORE THAN 500
REGISTERED FOR
SELECT SERVICE
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all the information requested, thus eX-
pediting the work of the volunteer
registrars, who are serving without
remuneration Of any kind.
i, Everyone was very much interested
In the proceeding, whether the regis
trant was a beardless boy of IS or
much-bewhiskered middle-aged pillar
OF society on the verge of 46. The
little blue card was carefully handled
and deposited Immediately in a safe
place. Registrars were warned That
failure to produce this reg. atra,ion
card at any moment authorities might
request it would be possible cause OF
embarrassment
Qestionnaires will be mailed to tho
registrants in about ten days. Uncle
Sam lists every registrant carefully.
and the local boards endeavor to see
that every registrant receives his
questionable on time, but failure to re-
seive .qestiOnnaire will not be &C.
copied as an excuse for the registrant
not filling out and filing his question
aire on time. Uncle Sam puts it up
to each individual registrant to COM
ply with the sele9tive service act No.
will be given in dive time. and any reg
istrant who chances to he overlooked
will have an opportunity to apply to
his local board for his questionable.
From now on every step to be taken
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MILLIONS in
NATION sign
FOR SERVICE
Many March Under Flying Flags
and Within Sound Of Bands
M to Register
AMERICA ANSWERS HUNS

Washington. Sept. 2-While Ameri.
can. soldiers at the front in France
stood ready with French and British
forces for what may prove the great
est battle Of the war, 10000, 900 others
registered in the United States for
military duty. There was no delay in
starting the machinery in action. Out
of the tremendous bulk Of men who
responded with every race and creed
represented, there will come soon
from camps at home three million or
more fit for war service and eager to
60 over sea. II,
'S" @@~ A Martial Spirit.
The spirit that moved the register.
ing multitude 'brooked of not doubt.
Men near the top age limit and boys
still in their teens, marched under
flying flags within sounds OF bands
amrched to places. where their nam ~s
arr to be put down as part of Amer
ica's great military machine.
- Plans in Fine Shape.
Provost Marshal General Crowder's
final message read:
"'rhe registrars are at their posts
ready to meet you
Today's fighting census will determ-
inc the status OF every man. The work
of mobilization, it might be said, is al
ready under way, for district boards
will pick men OF ages | and 20, and
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Forecast.
Lowest
Temperatures
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Bots' Leisure reported.


On several occasions, says Popular
Science Monthly. when an executives
assistant desired to converse with his
superior the former was busy on the
telephone, so he had to wait.
To open the door every few minutes
for. the purpose Of looking In or to
have the operator notify you when the
receiver has been hung up Is both an
nOying and time-consuIning A private
concern has installed an inexpensive
device which eliminates the embar-
rassment. 80. -al. IT,. i,
The executives telephone has an ex-
ira connection which automatically
lights small blue light at tho assist
ants Office when the former is using
his phone. As soon as the executive
hangs up the receiver the light goes
out and the assistant knows that his
superior IS accessible. ,as.,.,s -, -
y This device, which is very inexpen-
sive, consists of two pieces connected
with wires which run through the cord
to the assistants Office. .s4. -s,...