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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1915)
- wm" ' '.i -var r aifj. iv WWSfa. r ' IV..". 7 ? I j4lu. v KTL?" Si.1 Ws ' nv- v-1 Is! tit IV I Lft vS: D H 5r .y I,.-?'- - - rf.,j- &. lite M- i&riA $$' -SV'f. : Tift I . V . "h , sTfr"? ', TWO IntfsOuafciAiK. WWIMMMWWW MWMMWWMWMMMMM - FOR RENT NICELY furalslied apartments at the Oregon Hobm, Klamath, near Sixth IF YOU WANT neat, clean room, call at Rice's placo, 8S8 Main. 9-tf fURNISHED ROOMS and light houte keeping rooraa at the Crawford, la Kelier block, 651 Main 9-lm FOR, SALE FOR SALE Team, weighing 1,400, C and 6 yean old; wagon and har neaa for sale cheap. Inquire at Her ald oBce. 16-6t SITUATION WANTED WANTED Competent woman de- alrea work, either In or out of the city; experience In most every kind of work. Enquire Herald. 15-6 1 FOR EXCHANGE WANTED To trade equity In good lot, 88x86 feet, on Ninth at, for a J Ford, in good running condition, ao dreaa Box 101. l-t MISCELLANEOUS FASHIONABLE Main street. Dressmaking. 681 9-lm-eod WANTED Everyone to know where to get guaranteed cleaning and pressing done, day or night- W. H. Batler Co., 605 Main street. Phone I74-J. l-t Herald want ads get results PROFESSIONAL CARDS CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. AMTRACTS IN8URANCE Members Oregon Association Title Man MISS BESSIE BOYD of Berkeley, Calif. Teacher of Pianoforte Technique & Harstoay FhoaeaOIR Old Stove Made New Now Is the time to get out your ld heaters and have new linings made. No need to bay new stoves. We can fix your old one as good as new. Our charges are very mod erate. Pade, Pingle & Lorenz 706 Main St How's Your Roof? FIX IT WHILE THE HUN SHINES W. D. MILLER Due all kinds of roofing and con crete work Walnut and Stli. Phone SMS Bfecks Are Cheaper rasti Staks, V cord $2.50 Peyton's big block wood, cord, $2.00 You save 50c every time you buy a load of blocks; but more than than that, 'the blocks are cleaner awtf nleer to handle; less trash and mors heat. KLAMATH FUEL CO O. PEYTON, Manager FRESH EVERY DAY Fi s h Of All Kind, HaleiFLh and Market C1 .?? .Vrop. MaMM. rtMisr u '" tf v MUMOIY'MKM J l The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH Editor Published dally except Muaday by The Herald Publishing Company of Klamath Falls, at 116 Fourth Street Entered at the postofflce at Klam ath Falls, Oregon, for transmission through the aialli a eecond-claei matter. Subscription terms by mall to any address In the United 8tates: One year 15.00 One month 60 KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, IBIS WD STOP AT KLAMATH FALLM P.E.O. HOLDS CONCLAVE ORGANIZATION OF 33,000 WOMEN WILL CONVENE AT EXPOSI TION' PLAN TO LEND MONEY TO EDUCATE GIRLS (Herald Special Service) SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19. TU-j National P. E. O. Sisterhood, one of the largest benevolent organizations in me woria, wnicn claims a mem bership of more than 25.000 in the United States alone, have arranged to hold a convention in San Francisco, October 26th, under the auspices of the Panama-Pacific International ex position. The association's objects are social and philanthropic, making a specialty of loaning money to girls of good character who desire to go to college, and in other ways helping young, de pendent women to make adequate livelihoods. In addition the P. E. O. has the distinction of being the only secret and fraternal organization in the world that is not an auxiliary of a higher order of men. The program at the celebration will consist of speeches by prominent wo men, the presentation of the expo sition commemorative bronze plaqu and special music. NAVY PROGRAM TO BE OPPOSED PACIFICISTS AGAINST DEFENSE PROGRAM BATTLESHIPS, SUB MARINES AND AIR FLEET PRO POSED BY DANIELS United Press Service WASHINGTON,' D. C, Oct, 19. Secretary of Navy Daniels expressed confidence that congress would "sub stantially approve" the preparedncsj program for the navy. It is admitted that opposition by the extreme pacifi cists Is probable. United Press Service Washington Utility battleships, submarines, aeroplanes and dirigibles were the subject of a' separate reporcj made by Daniels to congress, distinct from the national defense program uarnson announced mat the new army program does not necessitate the abandonment of any existing post. Subscribe for the Herald, ,60 cents month. DULL, SPUTIK Dr. Jubm' KMdsobt towdtn re Mrt at OBotv-10 Mate paokift. Tew take a Dr. James' Headache Powdar and in jatt a few momenta your bead dears sad all neuralgia and distress vanishes. It's the quickest sad surest relief for headache, whether dul, ttavNfay, sfUttiag or serve raeklsf . Isasf sesseoae to the drug JS? -il ft.dtae o' wire ' get Dr. Jam' Headache rorssia , was tsers will be ao dlsap. SORORITY IK HEADACHE BREVITY MARKS COUNCIL SESSION C1TV FATHERS ADJOURN MKKT- 1XU 11Y It: 30, WHILE USUALLY SESSIONS laST TILL 11 BUT LITTLE BUSINESS TRANSACTED Last night's council business was distinguished 'only by lta shortness Whllo ordinarily the city fathers ait in session till 11 o'clock, until the last spectator has got tired and gone home, Inst night everything was over by 9:30. The reason for the brief meeting was that there was little business to transact. The first part of the meet Ing was dvotd to allowing bills, giv- ling permits for woodsheds, etc. Mat' ters livened up a little under com plaints. Holes In sidewalks came up first. There are holes everywhere, claimed Councilman Doty, where a "littht tot" could fall In and break a leg. Whetn er property owners could be forced to keep their walks In condition was discussed, and a committee was ap pointed to Investigate the matter. The old matter of speed limits was up next. Raising the present limit to fifteen miles per hour, and strictly en forcing It, was discussed. Council man claimed that at present few auto mobile owners attempted to keep; within tho ten mile limit, and dashed up Main street at 25 miles per hour. The matter of proper conduct at the corners keeping to the right, etc., brought forth a motion for the applntment of a committee to Investi gate lining a pamphlet printed. In structing vehicle owners as to rules of driving. LUMBERMEN MEET AT EXPOSITION "FOREST WEEK" IS BEING OB SERVED AT FATO AMERICAN SOCIETY OF FORESTERS MET YESTERDAY (Herald Spctiat Service) SAN FRANCISCO,, Oct. 19. "For est Week" Is being celebrated at the Panama-Pacific International exposi tion from October 18 to 23, and sev eral hundred government foresters, together with hundreds of lumber manufacturers and representatives of the great lumber industry, are trying to make the week a feature of the autumn attractions at the fair. The question of what is being done to conserve the forest resources of California and other Western states were fully explained by members of the United States forestry service at the convention of the American So ciety of Foresters yesterday. H. S. Graves, chief of the forest service de partment of the government, will be the principal speaker at the three bus! ness sessions of the organization. All pbasei of the lumbering-Industry and the conservation of public' timber lands will be discussed. Chllcote writes insurance that pays. 1 Subscribe for the Herald, 50 cents month. t Arresting Your Attention By means of marvelously price is not our way of selling WOOD and HAY When you buy Wood and Kay you can rest as sured that It is the best to be had. Real values art) determined by qualities, not by prices. We give real values. Seehorn GETZ Wood 092 Mais Htreet. PkssM n i. - , ij- THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH Cabinet Head Sir Edward Carson Sir Edward Carson, attornoy gen eral of tho British cabinet, who Is rumored to havo resigned over the dtsputo ns to England's Balkan policy. Carson came most prominently Into notlco as tho leader of tho Ulsterltes, who opposed home rule for Ireland. Increasing Interest in Commercial Club Noted By FRED FLEET It is most gratifying to tho officials of the Klamath Commercial Club to and othor wide-awako cities havo re note the Increased Interest that Is be-'.cently bought and paid for tho best Ing taken In the work of tho organiza tion by the general membership. This Is not only evidenced by tho financial assistance rendered, but by Interest and aid in the different mattem In which the club Is engaged. It la apparent that the citizens of Klamath Falls are commencing to realise the value of active co-operation and that there Is something to being a member of an organization of this nature, beside paying certain dues quarterly or semi-annually. Some one remarked recently that a man had as much right to expect to get Into heaven because ho paid his pew rent ns to expect results from a commercial organisation because he paid his duos," and there Is more truth than Action In this sentiment. There is, of course, a certain amount of work that would be done as long as the revenuo Is received, but It Is only a fraction of what can be accomplished If each member Is active and acepts his share of the work. Two beads are always better than one, and tho more ideas and opinions advanced in regard to the most rapid accomplishment of the re sults at which we aim the more divi dends will be received by the mem bers on the money invested. The Klamath Commercial Club Is not a "booster" organisation, In tho sense of the word that booster oiten conveys to the mind (i.e., the exag geration of resources, distribution of highly colored literature and the In flation of land values tor the enrich ment of unscrupulous real estate speculators). The Klamath Commer cial Club alms by sane, practical, un- frenzied methods to develop by co operation the things that are ours. The following material Is here unon which to base operations. We have the largest belt of standing yellow pine on the earth's surface to be de veloped. We have latent water power many times over to develop this tim ber and to operate any and all In dustries that we may be able to se cure. We have about 600,000 thous and acres of the richest soil suscopt- jOWjaoie to irrigation ana an unumitea water supply to Irrigate it. We have enormous free ranges for lire stock of all descriptions and a climate In which the stock diseases and epi demics of other sections are practic ally unknown. We have scenic at tractions that have matle Klamath known the world over. The position of Klamath Falls, midway between San Francisco and Portland, and at the head of the Klamath River (the only water outlet through the Cascades between the Co lumbia and the Sacramento), with Its 800,000 acres of tributary tillable land, Is strategltally equal to Spo kane or many other of tho large cities whose populations are expressed In ilx figures. Klamath Falls contains a large numDer or men ot gujcient business ability to gather to tbasmlves a very respectable share of this world's goods, despite the drawbacks and re tarded development to wbleb the dis trict bas been subjected. There Is go doubt but that they art) eapabls of dolsg for tbemsslTSs ai tor tko teosntry what other crMps of atsr- FALLS, OREGON Resigns Post prising men have done for tholr com-; munition. Thoso men. following the example of Portland, Astoria, Salem,' Ico-oporatlvo working organisation plan In tho country today, and one undor which many of the largo cities aro oiwrattng very successfully. The club has now a very respectable mcm-l h.MltlH .. 1Vt M-..1 al.Ai.1.1 l.n unit.' VU,DI,,' U. V, ,U14 BilVUlU liv .,f- !,! ted by 300 memberships. t To sum up: Klamath has tho dor mant resources sufficient to make it one of tho most prominent sections In the West. It has tho natural position J for n great railroad and trading cen ter. It hnB men with tho brains and monoy necessary to bring about there results, and these men havo now or ganized under tho same system by which other communities havo put themselves on the map. Now, let's get busy. Facts of Interest to the Farmer Whllo Held peas make an excellent feed for fattening hogs, they aro not popular In Eastern Oregon, largely, because the yield Is less and tho ex-1 nense ot harvesting more than with other crops. But tho peas aro said by tho Eastern Oregon Branch oxnorl-i roent station to bo among the most promising of leguminous crops for ro tation systems, so that tho plan of hogging off tho crop to save tho ex pense of harvesting Is being tried out. In this way the hogs do their own harvesting. "Just now thero Is a demand for sago at unusually good prices," said Professor A. O. Bouquet of tho Ore jon, Agricultural collego horticultural department. "Duo to lack of Impor-1 tatlons from Austria and other coun tries at war, thero Is an unusual scarcity, and growers having a sur plus of the dried product can readily! llspose of It to tho Portland tea, cof- ree and spice dealers. Ono Portland dealer told me that ho was paying in cents a pound, which Is considerably hotter than the averago price, a row ers with sago 'to market can loarn further particulars by addressing any of tho Portland spice dealers." Lumber Business Increasing Tho receipts for timber sales on the1 national forests In Washington and Oregon during the first quarter of tho present fiscal year, show a marked in crease. In fact, the receipts for this first quarter aro more than half what thoy woro. for tho entire previous fiscal year. Oldest Tree Found A forest ranger on tho Olympic national forest has reported a Doug las fir tree which Is over 1,850 years old. Hitherto tho oldest Douglas fir of which thero was an accurate record nan 740 annual rings. Does anyono know of an older tree of this specie? Klamath Falls Athletic Club Von open ror Members. Inquires! PAVILION for Membership fee m Re1' Ta5l JtatlHBH I SBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMS" . t,t ttSJ COORT MARTIAL U. S. ARMY HELD LlliUTKVANT COLONEL LEWIS tiOODIEII FACES TIIIAIr l)ti.l) A VIA TOIl WAS TO HE MOST IM WUTANT WITNESS t'litlvtl l'ro Service SAN KltANCISCO, Oct. 19. Lieu tenant Colonel KovnIh (looillor, Judgo advocate of the Western Department of tliti United Stated army, went be fore n general court martial ynstorday at the Presidio. Ttm rhurKes HKiiliist Comllur gran i out of I'linrgcti tiled somo time ago iiKitlnot Captain Arthur H. Cowan,' head of the nl.itlon nchont. Tliwo chnrKi'ri nuto that Cowan liatl been tlrawliiK nc per cent uioro pay than ho wiM eiitllletl. I.leiitcnuut Colonel (loodlcr. It Ik iuiIiI, added several MppclllcitlouM to the charges without niitliorUatloii of superior otTlcoN, and It in IIiIh that raiiNod the preaent toiirt martial. Lieutenant Walter Tnllnfrro, nvl ntor, who wiih killed by u fall In nn noroplaim a few ilnyn ao, wan to havo been one of the principal wltnesHes In tho case. LATE BULLETINS ... WitxhliiKtmi Contracts for build- Iiik of sixteen submarine and six tor-! ttjtilii ttfnr tltttiv'rrivnpd Iiavm twists ' awarded. .Mure Island Keta ono of tho (leritro)orH ami Lone llonrh three nub- marines, Hremerton got one milium rlne. I .os AiiKelos Judge Willis granted) n ucek'H continuance of tho Schmidt trial, on account of the death of the' ihlef consul for the defeiiMe, Attorney! Falralt, Another lawyer, either of1 Hnn Frtvucltu-n or I .ok AiikoIch, wIiohoJ iiH'imi) n jh ueeu Kepi secret, win. take charge WiiHhliiKton (liialoiimlu is verglnc! I i on a revolution. Tho stnlo depart-. inent htm confirmed tho report of In-! GOING HUNTING? Rent your Gun, Bools and Hunting Coat from Klamath Sportsmen's Store liio.oim lioiiiitjn Ni:w Ammunition. Special This Week' Peters 12-Guage Shells, 70c SEE VEGHTE. HE HAS IT Quick and Reliable Service Freight, baggage or passenger, equipped with auto buttt and sutt trucks. Meet all tralnt and boatt. Day or night aervlce. Western Transfer Co. Phene: Office, 187; Residence, 266-R. IT'S AS SIMPLE AS A. B. C. To open and conduct an account with this hunk. Our service, facil ities and resources nil comblno to nitilut it hnnlvlng connection hero both n mutter of h.-ifoty mid con cnlrnco. Wo wekomo small ac counts us (ll ns l.irno ones. (Had In L'lvo ou any Information about opening ono. FIRST STATE M2 KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON bbbVbbbbsbbbVbbsssbbbsbsbbbbbbbbIbbsbVsI ijVjv j4v .Mrwoods BBS bbbbbbbWbbI W " Fv WJVlATtt TALLS OKEOOri 'raWn ttyflTOtfT TUKHIIAV, Wm)llKH It, Ul SEL""' """S;" Halt l,uk-Joit.ni. iiiii.. . been iu-nentoiiced t.v .l. .. to-sentoncoii ,y ty. jV" court, to, lie by tli,, n,. '?" ln No. vombcr 19th. I. nllilnn AII. ........ ... ' ""1 lIICri Ciru. Knanlmmt from tho rabtnot sW" iiKnlu. The belief (mt ,, h-T e.l IH HlirniRlhoiinl A crl.. ,, J? cabinet over the Unlknn sUuatloa ,! iiuniireil. ,oq Trenton, N, j. t,io,u will Ho derlde.1 iu,l,,r .Mn.,m'' worn held exerywhero yc.terdw lil tho women nro coniitlvitt of victory Jut received tome good deik kh. ten. See Chllcote , HINTS ON EYESIGHT If you littxii fri'Miii'iit headache which mcdlrliicK do not euro; If you nee dlHtnut nbjetta more (or leifO clearly, or need to hold in lnt"d mutter nearer to or fur ther from the oen than forraerlr, or need more HkIii; If ou hue observed iiuy of tliene things, your tdttht needs tho nld of correctly adapted Klaxon nfulu m well ih prenerwi It. Accurately lilted slMt ire only poHdlble w hen the sight hu In ell mlettllllrnll) lotted. We have nery facility for doing this, and oxnrrUo the Krcntwt rare, to Hint you limy reecho tho utmost heuetlt from wearhiK kIsuc. Wo offer )oti ai curate service. H. J. 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