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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-18
PRESIDENT WILSON
HAVING A Good TINE
IN new YORK CITY
Tells Theatre Audience He Is
Tired Man Having a
Good Time"
BY Robert J. Bender.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent.)
New York, May 1s.--President Will
son, afoot, led New York's Red Cross
parade down Fifth avenue this after
noon.
The president, with an escort of
secret service men and police, walked
well in advance of the procession.
Governor Whitman, Mayor Hylan and
Mrs Wilson rode in automobiles be.
hind the chief executive.
Immense crowds cheered the pres.
ident every step of the way from
Eightieth to TwentyThird streets
where he entered the reviewing stand
He was far ahead of the Red Gross
parade by the time he reached the
stand.
President Wilson motored to the
starting point of the procession and
started dawn Fifth avenue ahead Of II
quite Unexpectedly. This proceeding
was not on the schedule, but the pres
ident changed the plans at the last
minute and determined to march with
the $4,000 men and women who are
aiding to launch the Red Cross drive
for 100000, 900.
There were 10000 women in line, in.
cluding 1000 Red Cross nurses. Forty
hands marched.
Among the prominent persons in line
were Henry P. Dawson Of the Red
Cross who viii speak before the pres
ident makes his address at the Metro.
politan Opera House tonight; Cleve.
land 4. Dodge, Cornelius Bliss, Jr..
John d. Ryan. Ex-President Taft, II.
C. Frick. Charles M. 5chwab. former
Elkus, former Ambassador
Morgenthau, Alton B. Parker John D.
Rockefeller, Jr., J. P. Morgan, Jacob
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-18
ARTILLERY FIRE
. ON THE AMERICAN
SECTOR OF front
Fighting Is Limited to Patrol
Activity Says Official
COmmunique
MANY AMERICANS
DECORATED FOR BRAVERY
Major Rasmussen, Of Port
land, Recently Killed,
Honored After Death

With the American Armies in France,
May 17.-lNight) The American Off
cial cemmunique issued at nine clock
tonight says:
Fighting today was limited to recon.
naissanees and intermittently active ar.
tillery fire. There was increased aerial
activity north of Toul, in Lorraine.
The statement follows:
"Secti0n Ain Lorraine patrolling
was active and there was again increase
of artillery fire, otherwise the day was
quiet at points occupied by our troops
"Section B-Particulars concerning
bringing down hostile airplanes at about
noon May 16 previously reported when
aviators were waiting for a French gen.
eral who was coming to confer decora.
tions, are as follows:
"While awaiting, Captain Peterson
made an ascent and encountered two
German planes and shot down both
within one minute, firing sixty shots
at the first and fifteen at the second
The first plane burst into flames before
hitting the ground and wings of see,
ond were seen to erumple when near
ing earth. No definite information con
corning thira hostile plane reported
brought dc#n.
"It is now determined that our sair
planes reported yesterday as having ac'
cidently fallen within our lines noftl.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-18
NcNARY EASY WINNER:
WITHYC(''s:lBE HEADS
T|CkETF F(1' GOVERNOR
Race For Second Place Is Between OIcOtt and Simpson,
Other Candidates Made Poor Showing -Bushey and Gou-
let Win In Marion and Jones and LaFonette Lead For
State Senate-RepresentaIives, Martin, Jones, Weeks,
Hughes and LOoney
: Hughes and LOOney

Portland, Or, May 1s,-The republi-
can party in Oregon decided today not
to swap horses for the November elec-
tions.
All the major republican office hold
ers were nominated in yesterday s prim.
arses, according to Incomplete returns
today.
Senator Charles ]. McNary, appointed
to fill the vacancy left by the death of
Senator Lane, was nominated by the
republicans. He ran for the nomination
GA the platform that he had upheld the
Presidents hands.
Governor James Withyeombe was
nominated over five opponents.
The three republican congressman
from Oregon; W. C. Hawley, first dis
trict, n. J. Sinnott, second district and
@. N. Macarthur, third district, were
nominated. They win have little oppo-
sition in the election and will be re-
turned.
West and Pierce.
I'm the democratic primaries West
had polled 1885 votes; leading King by
100. Pierce for governor had polled
2l87, leading E. G. Starkweather by S79.
j! W. Morrow was leading for demo,
cratic national committeeman. He was
ahead of Will H. Hornibrook by 1888
votes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-18
Latest State Returns

Portland, Or, May Ex-senator Nc
nary had increased his lead over Stan.
field in the republican senatorial pri.
mary at 2:30 this afternoon to 1858.
Governor Withycombe plurality at
that time was 9206, with Olcott second
and Simpson close third with 95S7.
Moser and Harley retained fifth and
sixth places.
.Hoff had narrow lead of 227 for
state treasurer, closely pressed by
Adams. Ryan was third with SO37. Gu
sick had 1917, West 4464, Plummer
3f5l. For national committeeman Viii
Hams had lead of 1882.
Williams and Miller were running u
neck and neck race for public service
commissioner with Williams leading by
six hundred votes.
Gram had big lead for labor com
missioner.
Johns has 13,069 for supreme court
Justice, Kelly 1924, Coke 1887.
In the democratic primaries West
aed King by 1863 for senator. Pierce
led Starkweather by 1858 for governor
Morrow had 443 lead over Horni
Brook for national Committeeman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-18
FIRE IN OAKLAND.

Oakland, Cal, May 1s.-Damage es-
tinfated at 100000 was wrought by a
fire last night which started in a junk
yard on Third street and for time
threatened to destroy an entire blSek.
A building of the United States Iron
Works and bottle factory were burn
ed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-18
British Weekly
Casually List

London, May lS.-- British
casualties compiled from the
official lines published during
the past week, totalied s9,ss9.
The casualties were divided
as follows:
Officers, killed, 1922; wound
ed, 1.024; missing ATT.
Men, killed, 4,333; wouRded,
20,7Oi; missing, 1902.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-18
No fnfantty cIashss

London, May 49," There was con-
siderable mutual artillery fighting be-
tween Givcnchy and Robeeq last
night Field Marshal Haig reported.
Hostile artillery was active in Lens
Hazebrouck and Ypres seetors.'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-18
x y 4 X x \ \ y \ 4 = \ \

"It looks queer" says the Harris
burg Bulletin, "to see every available
town lot in cultivation and hundreds Of
acres in the country given over to
weeds or a few head of stock. Big land
holdings should be utilized profitably
or else subdiyided and sold"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-18
Down Hundred Planes

Rome, May ls.-The allies, in the last
thirty days, have destroyed more than
a hundred enemy airplanes ON the It.
allan front, it was officially announced
today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-18

the vote is Davey 1O4O, Unruh l245.
Constable, Salem distritt-Acheso
1893, DeLong 1917, Robertson 100,
Southwick 62l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-18
State Ticket Totals

Breitenbush. Elkhorn, Salem and
Salem 9 are the four precincts not re-
ported in the following Marion county
totals:
On the state ticket, 6S precincts in
the county with four to hear from
give the following vote on tho state
hicket:
For treasurer: Ryan 1856, West 1895
For supreme judge; Coke 664, Johns
768, Kelly 1888.
For governor: Withycombe 1905,
Simpson TIT, Olcott 1856.
For senator: Stanfield 1914, Me-
Nary 47Sl.
State Senate Close
For state senator, SO precincts, with
-four to hear from in the county give
the following vote:
Brown 1929, AL Jones 273O, LaFol-
lett 2710, Lachmund 269S.
SO precincts, with five to hear from
ia the county vote: for representative:
Dinwoodie 1865, Hughes 36s2, Seymour
Jones 3S4l, Lo0ney 1851, Martin 1896,
Riggs 304S, Weeks 356l. Riggs and
Dinwoodie are beaten.
For county judge. So precincts with
four to hear from: Adams 2247, Bushey
3429, the latter winning
For county commissioner, 60 pre-
cincts, with -four to hear from: Feller
1895, Goulet 20s3, Robertson l452, Gou.
let being nominated.
Lachmund's Figures
Mr.. Laehmund s figures at 8 p. m.
today, with only Salem No. aud Elk
horn and Quackenbush precincts miss
ing were: Lachmund 1892, Jones 2769,
LaFollett 2737. Brown had dropped be
hind and was out Of the race.
1t looks like it mould take the of.
ffcial count to decide the contest.
Close for Jusxce
The democratic ticket has not been
counted in full, but the Salem district
with Nos. and 9 missing, gives for
iastiee of the peace, Reinhart l46, Cra.
dlebangh 145
There are 40 democratic figures al
tais time.
BNRUH FOR JUSTICE
DEL0NG FOR CONSTABLE
With all but three precincts counted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-18
Artillery Fighting.

Paris, May 1s.---'tViolent artillery
| fighting north and south Of the Avre,
was reported by the French war office
today. - -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-18

There are 40 democratic figures at
tais time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-18
Close for Jusxce

The democratic ticket has not been
counted in full, but the Salem district
with Nos. and 9 missing, gives for
iustiee Of the peace, Reinhart l46, Cra-
dlebangh 145
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-18

6NHUH FUk JUSTICE
DEL0NG FOR CONSTABLE
With all but three precincts counted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-18

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-11
EASY TO OARkfM
YOUR gray HAIR
YOU CAN BRING RACK COLON
AND LC8TRE WITH SAGE TIA
AND SULPHUR

when you dsrksn yous hair WITH
Sage Tea and Sulphur. 70 oae -
tell. because It's done - satusally. -
evenly. Preparing this 0i1tuFe.
though. st home b mussy aad tsouble-
some. For 50 cents 200 ca buy q
any rdug store tae rsady.to-uss prep.
aration. improved By the s1ditios q
other ingredients. called Wysth's 0aee
and Sulphur Compound" You juse
dampen . sponge or soft brush vieA
Il aud draw this through your Aals.
taking one small strsad st . tine. ~
morning all gray hair disappsass. 80.
after another application o. two. yoas
hair becomes beautifully 1sSksao1.
glossy and luxurisat. Z
Gray. faded hair. though - ~.
grace. 10 . sign Of old ase. aa1 - ~
all desire . youthful and attsaee1ve
appearance. get busy q ooeo v1t1
wysth's Sage and Sulphur CooDo0al
and look years youasss. TAis realy,
to-use preparation b . 1slig>t4ui
toilet requisite. and not Q uo1is1ao.
Il ID net intended Tor The esrs 0it1-
CATION OF prevention Of disease. s.-Alv
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-11
son'sSpeechIs
Widely Approved

vent resumption Of negotiations be-
tween the Russians and Germans at
Brest.iitovck and counteract the dn.
piicity Of the Germans shown In their
dealings with the Russians. The pres.
idsnt. In making his speech. assumed
that the Russo German peace negotis-
tions definitely had been broken on.
Another reason for the presidents
message was found In che necessity Of
making some reply 10 the request Of
the bolshsviki that the United states
and the entente Join In tho peace ne
gotiations. Germany made II con-
ditIon Of the negotiations that Russia
should bring In the allies. Since the
United States and the allies have not
recognised the bolsheviki government
Il vas deemed necessary that the
United States sst forth its aims In .
public announcement which might be
given circulation In Russia. following
the example Of Premier Lloyd George.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-11

~ see&a e distfese. Dastisaiasly bask
sshe ~ aleeey n ~ kjdssy fsslea;
|sAgu0ae3e tWlaGDs. ssvsee Asslasho
esd ste0seh. eeostiDstios. torpid
Divss. sissplsssssss. blaAdss asl
usiaasy initasj"e.
Tho no0so 'ouf tack hurts o.
kidssys aren't sctiss Sisbt, or u
BLADDER bolAses yeu. % abost -four
ounces q jed Salts fro0 say eood
phssnaey: taks Q tstlseeoeoesl IN .
glass a water bseoes brsakfast for .
fsw days and youf kidAsys will then
set nns. This famous salts 70 made
from ths acid q 0sDss and lemon
juies. sombissd With litAia, and he's
besa sssd Tor esaseat!oes TO ausb
clsGoed Kidneys and stimulate them
u sormal activity: also 70 nsutsalise
ths scids n ~ urine - it 10 joaess
Initiates. tAus se1laG bloddss a.
or6efs.
Jed Salts eaaaoe injuso aayeos:
makes . 6sliShelal s9ssvssesat HtAiG
watsf drink which millloas q mso
and women take now an1 tAsa 70
clean. thus. avoiding serious kidney
kssp The kidnsys and urinary orsans
dissass.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-11
mcAdoo Plans An
Economical Regime

WARRINGTON. d. C.. Jan. IL
Director General McAdoo plans on
savins 5000. 200. 900 annually In fed.
srai operation Of the railroads.
Economies Will BE- insugurated I'm.
msdiateiy after passage Of tho rail-.
road control bill nov being consid.
cred by congregational committees.
These economies are expected 10 net
more than suilicicnt money TO pay the
Increases TO be xrsnted railroad
workers.
Aside from the ssving-a automatic
10 csntrsiisins authority aud unifying
ail the systems into = single national
liae--hundreds Of Thousands of dol.
lssp viii be saved In the following
moves contemplated.
Cut In big salaries and climinati0n
Of unnecessary executives.
Elimination Of elaborate structure
Of eompetitive agencies under private
management and freight
solicitors. advertising. etc.
Conservation OF coal by curtainins
unnecessary traaic.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-11
SAYS hot WATER :
WASHES PO)SONS
FROM THE LIVER


10 Sssl - 1as - he provsrbial
o11lo. ~ 0ust keep tAs liver washed
leleas. aAl al0ase every noening 70
Deevsae ~ s0eaoe.like pores from
jeloGgiaS VIA iaAissseibls material.
sous Ne aAA Deisoaous tosias. says Q
sees1 pAyslelaa.
u ~ ~ hea1aeAs. ne yoss liver.
|le ~ saAsA ssl1 sastly. ne yess livss.
q ~ vaho - vttA . - tAste. far
NJ eeasue. aasey bssatA o. stomach
6ese0O Sass16. NJ yeuP ilvss. 0oliov
skia. 0u1ly ee0Slssiea. vatssy sgss.
IN 6soeee livse uselsanlinasa Your
liver = ~ Dase tnpoelaat. alao tAs
0sse absse1 asA assieeasl eesaa Of
u bo1y. ysv kaev II fusetioa or
Aev - ssiease ~ 1aansd-up BODY
vasts. bile' 80 tosias. Most folks
reaoet - violeot eajo0el. which b Q
1aa0seoass sallvaaias chemical which
eas oaly - uss1 oeeasioaaily bseaase
|it aees0slatss u he tissues. also a.
|tAeks ~ .beas.
Every aAA as1 woman. siek o.
vo1l sAeslA lsiak essA noeailG ~
fore braakfAse. Q slaas Of bot water
vith . tsaspoeafsl a liooeoas phos-
|phats u Il. - vasA fFoo ths liver and
novels ~ peevious lay's ia1iesstibls
material. ~ polseas. sour NE ssd
tesias: tAus elsaasias. svsstsaiag
aal fFashsaiaS ~ sstiss siiosstssy
eaasl bseeee Dsttiag more Seod isto
|tha 0te0AeA.
Nnssteas DAeseAsis 6ess not ~
|steSet ~ 1iee lits ealeosl. beessse Il
|eas ~ Gallvate. a. 4 = harmless spd
|yes 60 ~ saytAiag setssvasls. Il
- la1gDeos1ve 80 aioest tastslass.
|so1 ~ DAAsnaalst vill ell yos Q
Suastee Do0a1. vbisA , ss0eisst Tor
10 lsosoGlsaliso g ~ heG vaase asA
Dnes1sos OAaaUAsee slsaaA seaouiaAas
~ tRosAeas ~ 1lves. kssDtaS yeu
lsellaO - ~ y 80 lay ssG-AAv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-11

Cltaaloa
In the County Court Of the state Of
Oregon. in and for klamath
County.
Estate Of Robert Maxwell. Deceased.
George w. Maxwell. Administrator
Nov. towit. on this 18th day Of Jau.
usry. 1915. the petition Of George w.
Nax~ oil. administrator OF the abovs
entitled estate. coming On for hear
Ing aad determination. and Il appear.
ins to the court BY said petition here.
In hicd. that the real estate Of said
estate should be sold and conveyed.
and ihst said petitioner ~ admins.
TRAITOR OF the estate OF Robert MAJ.
we'll. deceased. BE- authorized 70 con.
vsy the hereinafter dsscfibed real
estate. and that sii perhous iassrsst-
I'd In sssd estate Ihould bs notiasd.
u 10 hereby ordered that this eta.
tion be published for four eoasseu.
tive and successive weeks In the Evss-
Ing Herald. . Newspaper OF eensrsl
circulation published In the County
Of Kisnsih. STATE OF Oregon. bsiag
the co.nsy wherein said land b situ-
st~d. requiring sll persons. heirs OF
said estate. and sll others Interested
therein IN ~ present and appear n
the county court room IN the County
of klamath. ss1 STATE Of 0rsgos. q
I s'eloek .. -. o. the oh Day os vsb-
rSsvy. 1915. ssd thss ssd there make
ohjsetioas. n ssy thsss -. vhy - ~.
~ sAevh ~ - aals ~ THE cevst
suthGvisisss ssd snpovssiss The ~
George W. Maxwell. - sAoisislsstes
of ssid ssssts. 70 ssll ssd convey TIE
foli"s Ing dssesibs1 Dssniass. te-vit:
The north halt q ths sevthaasl
aSsrlsS. 80 ths seUthaast euastss
q ssslhssst svsstss. sestiss 81.
tsvsshi1 % D.. ssses - q. ". T..
ssl ths assthasst Susstss q nsetA.
sast eSsstss q sssties %. tsvlshiU
% D.. sssSs - D W. ~. n xlao.
~ cessty. 0lele q osaOes.
- ~ beGt bl6les vslss saAle1 ~
~ ~ vhele q ~ sslsts. - askel
y ~ toljtleo ~ hoFels.
l0lgss1) 0A9e0M aAS14A
li.jS-3s.l-e Jsl0s Csssly cssst.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-11

WARRINGTON. d. C.. Jan. H.
Approval Of President Wilson's I'd.
dress 10 congress. setting forth Amer.
teas program for war and psase. was
heard on every side in Washington
today. and the opinion seemed uni.
vsrsal thst the president had chosen
the psychological moment 10 counter.
act any evil effects Of Oermany's lat.
est peace propaganda.
AithO homo members professsd "a
believe that the Germans might nnd
he terms laid down acceptable - .
basis Of negotiations. most oficialS
saw In the definite proposals Of the
address only . great war document
clearing the atmophere for the allies.
hsastsning the Russians and furnish.
inG . light for the German people II
they chose TO see Il.
Il wss authoritativsiy stated that
tho president decided 10 address con.
Gress at this time In IN effort 10 pre-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-11
Terrible Conditions
Exist In Petrograd

LONDON. Jan. 1.-The situation In
PstroGrad 10 depicted In the most
gloomy eoiors BY the correspondent Of
the Times. who In . telegram dated
Monday. the Russian Christmas. ssys
that no Christmas In 800 years. has
been celebrated In such tragic cireum.
stances. Pstsogsad 10 full Of dirt. die.
order and crime.
Burglary. robbery and murder In
the most audseious forms prevail 10
80 extent hitherto uukpovn. and
there b no police or other authority
10 which 10 appeal.
The food situation 10 very critical.
aud starvation appears TO b ssasias
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-11
Would Craze Sheep and
Cattle on Same Range

DOUGLAS. wyo.. Jan. ii.--Utii.
iaaiiou Of the same range for both
shssp and cattle was advocated before
shs wyomins Wool Growers Associs-
'tios u an annual convention here to-
1ay b. John II. Hatton. assistant dis
ssiet forester OF Dsavsr. Colo. NJ.
Hattos declared be not only believed
sueh Q dual utilization OF range pos
eibts. but what appears 70 bs our
Asgsst rsoaiaing possibility Of tura.
lag out Q maximum nationai forest
peo1uet II beet. mutton. wool. pslta
as1 hidss."
II Am we'll aware that IN msntlon
this subject 20 the average cattle msu
and 70 many sheep men IL Haunting
the red rag" he said. but I am per-
oonally convinced "" are not g0inG
70 get tho highest use Of our mcun.
eaia pastures until We get clearer
vision on this subject. With the con.
troll ~ have ! believe II Il possible.
aoA the time II not far distant when
~ wili see more and more Of this
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-11

Tremendous saviass- much
added incoms-ass Sspeetsd thru
prompt usi0adisg Of cars. demanded
BY McAdoo. and 70 - dsasticaily On.
forced. II nscssssry. and thru elm
instion Of much hack .hsuiins. switch
Ing. etc.
Extortionats charges forced on pri.
vats roads By privately owned switch.
Ing roads st terminals viii b smashed
BY McAdoo.
Since these roads for the most part
merely iates-switeh withia terminals
and operate between manufacturing
plants In the town. they are not With
In the meaning Of common earriers." +"
the interstate commerce commission
holds. and. therefore. woa't get the
three yssr susSsates promissd other
r0ads.
la creation Of . common bsyiag
sssney for ell the roeAs opsrstias IN.
der him. MeAaoo viii saset anothsr
saving 10 purchasing materials. Thru
tire governmeut's power 20 AZ prices.
further saviaSs ca - sasoscs1.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-11

3244&11111>1$
laeeaat rosssf-oo WAITING 1ous
sleoosl sests5ls eoes right up: the ais
peasaees q yoas AsaA clear and you
eaA beoasle fseely. No moro hawk.
laS. sau9lias. bleviAs. hsaAaeAs. dry.
sess. NJ sesuGSiias Ses breath si
siGAt: yoss ~ q easasfA 1isap-
0sasa
Oct Q saajl hottie ef Ely's creaa
balo frsa yoss lrussist bow. Apply
. 1ttIs q III fragssnt astissptie
LsajiA0 essso u yoss sostsils. II
Dseeesstee tAroaGA esssy ait passael
se tAs hsaA. oeoeAss ~ ia1aoDeA N
svoljea 0ueoas neobsaae aaA rellsl
ee0ss ioseAssly.
ltS juse 1De. Deaf say sts9sd.
- vjtA . sel1 q Dasey eaGasSh.-AA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-11

the people In the face. The wretched
conditions Of existence have been az
sravstsd BY binding snow storms.
drifted BY violent winds for three
days and nights. with the temperature
at II degrees Fahrenheit.
The correspondent OF the Times
thus sums up the general position Of
the country:
Russian affairs have become 20 des.
perate that only the intervention Of
the allies o. Germans can prevent
catastrophe. ~ this cannot longer be
expected from the allies. the dishsart.
snsd Russian looks to the Germans 10
put a. end 10 the awful chaos IN
which the country now 10 involved.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-11
kind Of range use."

kind Of raoGo u0o."
The forest service began 10 prepaf.
ations Of var utilization Of the forestG
four days after var was declared. NJ.
Hattos sale. He urged the "opsa" Of
bedding out" system Of hsedias
sheep - hsvias been proved 70 pro-
ducs lsmbs weighing ~ TO ~
pounds more 10 . three or three and
. half months grasing season. This
also Improved the earsyiss capacity
Of the ranges from ten 20 0fty per
cent. hs asserted. Espssiosets 10
pastures and corFals Tor lanblag have
shown . profitable increase In the
lamb crop. no declared. - veil -
labor sconomiss and . rsducti0a Of
losses from predatory aninsls.
Proper ssiting Of the ranges. TO
keep cattle veil distributed: sssdica.
tion OF p0isonOus weeds and grasins
certain isads issssts1 With poisonous
plants With sheep also we're sAvo-
Gated By the forester - MEASURES
tending % Increase produetios % .
given area.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-11

PARIS. Jas. ll.-Ths Rene ees.
rsspos1sst q ths Aalis says thst by
order os Itsll Mssshsl ves Hla1ss.
bsrG. Aeees1isS - Sellsble ls(esns.
ties vhieh hss reesAol bin. 10 w.
iasss bsbisl ~ vsstsss isesl. 0sst.
~ ID ths rsglss - -. osestas. hsvo
hsss Isvsls1 - ~ GFoss1 - - -
afford bsttss seeestsslly ~ lelsaas
q TIE 0ss0so llals - ~ Sses.
netvlthslssllaO 11nlola sal1 ~.
tblsl - ~ ~. ~ DelGlase laoosl.
- - 0srnssv hess beeo oes0llte1 =
sotUso - thols hs0aD.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-11
EAT LESS NEAT
If BACK HURTS
TAKE 4 GLASS o. oAl1O Te
FLUSH KIDNEYS Ie OlAoo0e
OoTHGNO YOU

Eating meat regularly evsanAlly ~
ducss kidney trouble u seoe Nm @
other. says . vsliknov1 auGAss1ey. -
cause the uric aeide q 0sat Goo1tos
the kidnsys. thsy bseo0s evegVosk-
Cd: ~ slusgish: eIeG - ~ eaaDe
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-11
NOTICE

Ishall remain In klamath Falls un-
III the receipt Of my commission 10
the U. Q. navy. and will resume my
regular dental practice in the White
ouildiag.-Dr. J. u. Carter. l0-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-11

San FRANClSCO. Jas.il-Adelph
holman. detained here % . suspsstsd
German spy. he's succeeded IN making
his escape.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-11

SSDsGlou Aes11ost ~ Aaa16b
oaan1nno ~ 1olS amGon1a1 =
olnDlv oA11AboA ~ GHan1n0o
g pd1W bA1laO ~ - ~ -
- - 0lohn1A