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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1915)
".W"- ?""'' :&' m ' J"- . i m 1, .e -A . A.l .v -w. , iK'i. M I !-:., i 4 a i lllMiT tniitOtMktn. WW4mWMMWMMM FOR RENT NfOBLY faraleaed MWMM at the OhimHsih, Klamath, aeer Sixth FOR SALE ALB Beaatlfal Mf hew aM ease; east $11, will mU ear II. Annlr at 401 Klamath. l-t FOft ALU OR TRADB Slae aaale efetordta Yakima Valley for Klam ata eeaaty laad. Address box MS, Klamath Falls. 4t SITUATION WANTED POSITION m practical. nurse, cook or honeekeeper. Phone 3I0W l-t 8TKATBD From the Horton ranch 1m Foe Valley, oaa rasa Darham baU, three years old, branded T8 oa hia; kaa delap. Notltr Uekey Broa., Dairy. -t LOST AND FOUND roUND Jeweled pla. Inquire at a-t MISCELLANEOUS ma - ' WAMTKD-Oood milch cow wasted, Darham preferred. Addreaa H. E. Alcoma, Ore. IT-lIt PROFESSIONAL CARDS EK2MT PER CENT LOAX8 O NFARM LANDS ARTHUR R. WILSON, sit: CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. ABSTRACTS INSURANCE Members Oregon Aaaeelatlan Title Man A. a STRATTON White Bids. Klamath Falle Telephone Connection Expert Plittbiig SROWBR8, BATRfCBB, 80009, Complete IAe of SappUea Ping kt jb LorcBz 70S Main St How's Your Roof? run WHILBTBUC SPH W. D. MILLER aU.kuds ot i crate work Why Not? Seat -Not wane; to do; let's B far a shoot. Sport I haven't a rat Saort Neither have I; bat we caa get everything wa at the Klamath Store giiae, boots aad hast aafj coats for rent; aatmaatUoa of the beat aM at reasonable KLAMATH . SNI1SMANS STORE SHE VRQbTTK, BOB MAS IT iKJajaFaJsAkiwticClu . PAVIUON BJjtQirjBaV MO IwTBT W.O.SMITH Editor Published dally except Suada? bj Tha Herald Publlthlei Compaar of Klamath Fallt, at 116 Fourth Btreet Katarad at the poatoSee at Klam ath Fells. Oregoa. for traaamtssloa through thr mall as aeeoad.cla matter. Subscription tareia by mall to aaj addreaa la the Ualtsa State. Oat year I.0 Oae month KUIMATH CALLS. OMQON WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER S, 1015 SOCIAL INCOME SOCIAL Income U tke benefit en joyed by property owner and other cltlsens of a community aa a reault ot social acUTlUea aad tacllltiea made poatible la aodal troupe. The amount ot tkla laoome depends alto gether oa the number, character aad acUTlUea ot tha aodal orgaalsaUoaa la tha oommaalty. Tha community that la without aodal tacUltlea aiTea to 1U dtlaaaa ao "aodal income," aad U(e la the community laeka aome ot tke Important elemeata that make the place a desirable oaa la which to live and work. Co-operatloa la aome form la al- waya aeoeeaary la oreer to give a community the means or providing social lacomee for 1U cltlxeas, aad where there la ao co-operation there is likely to be aodal bankruptcy. Com munities ot that sort exist In many sections. They hat poor churches, poor schools, poorly attended lodges and neighborhood dubs and circle have ceased to be factors In the life ot the people. The places are socially Find the community la which some; thing is all the time being organised, where something alwaya is doing, and you hare discovered a community that gives to its dtixens a- liberal so cial Income. They are not grumbling all the time because there Is nothing to do aad nowhere to go. They do not long for the bright llghta'of the distant city, nor do they seek recrea tion in other communities. They stay at home and participate in tha aodal activities of those with whom they are acquainted, among whom they work and with whom they co-operate la order to make their community what they want it to be. If co-operation is necessary to keep alive the social and neighborly spirit, organisation la indispensable to pro mote co-operation. Therefore, every community should have must have, fir it would keep itself socially alive an organisation that shall serve aa a medium through which cltlsens can carry oa the work ot advancement and regeneration that must be per formed from year to year without ceasing. With communities as with men, to live is to die, aad only activity wis take away the ancient aad de funct, aad replaea at with Hie and progress. 4 Scattered Shots STATE INSURANCE COMMIS SIONER WELLS believes school di rectors aad prlndpala should be bald criminally liable for failure to pro vide proper fire escapes at school houses. What elect would this have on local coaditioaa? THERE SEEMS to be some little kick over the result of jury drawing. Tha local merchsnU, buay at this time, are kicking atoat being empan elled, aad the farmer who Is almost Idle, aad coald tarn an honest few dollars while hearing the facta of cases at first hand) kicks to think his name was not drawn. But 'twas ever than. BY PURCHASING Red Cross stick ers you help stamp out tuberculosis in Oregon. THKBB EUROPEAN nations STO somewhat like Kilkenny's cats. Not content with being at war with the rest of Europe, the allies are now re ported aa disagreeing among them selves. Strattoa Property Cluiaaee. Before he eaded bin Ufa last weak, Frederick 8. Stratum, former collec tor of tha port of Saa Francisco, traaaferred hia holdings la Klamath county to hi partner, r. H. Page, ao- cerilag to deeds filed yesterday at tha alerk's oRce. This includes his lataraat la tha Pace-aKraUoa 'build.. las, earner. Mala and Second etreet, I- aaaalderatlo acreage property, seettered oyer the couaty, Subserihe for tha Herald, SO cents Fighter in War Now 1 i , BOBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBpgjgpjjgjjjggjpi H asaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaajaaaaaal V aaaaaaaaaaaf X iBBBBBBBBaHi 'aaaaaaaaaaaBBsRWfm aaaaaaaaaVaaaBsrwf iBBBBgMf VlBaBBE9aaaaaK BWaBjK(rBMmBMJs4s tmw-- iKGSiifl Jimmy Britt Jimmy Britt, once the dandy of the prise ring, the most georgeoutly dressed fighter since tha days when Jem Mace wore a velvet coat, has gone to war because ha loves tha Australian!. This photograph shows htm when he was last in tha United States, then doing a monologue in vaudeville. He weat to Australian theaters, and there became enamored of the people of that British depen dency. He Joined a regiment oa Its way to Oalllpoll peninsula, aad baa probably reached there. He may be sent with his regiment Into Serbia:. SADNESS Dearest Public: A hussy said I was awful, but It's not so, as her mind needed renovate Ing. Tis not my nature to be awful. The turquoise is the birth stone for this month. 'Tis the blue that lias In woman's eyes, and lies and lias and Ilea. Say, Elsie, I got those aew wrist watches, and I want you to dash la and see them while they are all here. French Ivory In seta and single pieces tor the most particular. I am about to be taken with an other attack of the NO LUCRE. We have DIAMONDS ot any slse. The real test of true love is for a fat girl to sit on a lean man's lap and keep her mind concentrated from a-rail fence. Ticks on the form are a nuisance, but ticks In a watch are aaaaatlal No, we don't mend holes torn in the reputation. If you wear a good umbrella and good rubbers you can keep pretty dry, but don't let the police see you. Our prices and goods are right, and dear'heart, come over, we will have a fire all tomorrow., Ton make ma weep. SAD McHATTAN. Lite and accident Insurance gives yon a feeling of security. See CaaV cote; 1-tf Quick Service Perfect Results Yon do not have to watt '' two or three weeks for yoaw pictures. We can deliver any order la three day If necessary. If yon need ate. tures for Christmas, yam won't be disappointed be cause they are not ready. With our modera dryfag and washing processes wa can now handle pictures by the hundreds la the thaw formerly devoted to doaen. These sre only two of the modern methods you will rind. here. . If yon' do not beUeve you ran secure Just as "classy" photos In Klamath Falls aa, anywhere oa tha Coast, Just come to the i if HenfaMs Pluto ubop 'tj THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH Conference Church Forum of the . . Educators. Agriculturists, Church Workers and Others As semble it . ra V - T-rVJ -H -ikJT' Correspondence) w v (uaKac mi.imaita iWa Tnmkihi , ., .,. .. toucher; the others having from ouel The plan la to combine the strength rural church la America not only Uei(hrou,n tMr mlftWerg, to got Into of these country churches and .iUb religious, but the social, commercial loduUve ,ouch wlth tne work" and llh at the logical points, community and agricultural canter tor tha farru-'n0xii of the country people. Is one othurches, which In addition lo being er. and hia wife aad chlldrea, la tholthc fundamental reasons for the pres-.hnusos ot worship on Sunday, will be oi.i.rt of . ,. h.r tuAeT be- cnt weakness of the country expected to bo active In promoting object of a ctece here today be-jthurch ,.,,, Looa ,, .c.o fllTBlBf, put,0 ITVTH VtlUUra TlglCaV( eaSitvuiluieai ? educators, caurcanen. others meeUa with farmers and the Federal Council ot Churches and the National Commission oa -Church aad Rural Life. President WSsoa Is exi to add! the convention December loth, the last day, discussing hia ideas of rural credits, oae ot the bis ques tions wkh whioh coagress la expected to deal this year. Olfford Plachot, who la chairman ot the commission, la Ma address before, tho confereaee today, said in part: "I believe we stead on tha three hold ot a great movement which will bring back to the church in the coun try and smaller towns the greater power for good It used to have. I do not contend that the church should take the functions of the Orange or Enemy Wordsin German LanpageToo Numerous By CARL W. ACKERMAN (United Press Staff Correspondent) BERLIN, Oct U. (By mail) Tho crusaders agaiuat tha use of for eign words and languages la Oer inany are temporarily blocked. Ernest Brues, a Duaseldortar writer, haa dis covered that there are 100,000 for eign words in the German dictionary, and It la calculated that It would take many years to get them out. The weeding process, which began several months ago, Is continued In some parts of Germany every week. Last week a big meeting waa held la the town hall of Dusaeldorf. At tha meeting were members of tha Oeaaral German Language Club aad tha presi dent of the International Hotel Keep er's Club. All agreed that foreign Chamberlain Measure Is to Settle Land Grant Mix WASHINGTON, D. C, Dae. t. I Senator Chamberlain haa prepared a bill for latroduction returning to the United States tha unsold leads of tho Oregon and California land grant and the payment to tha railroad compaay of $3.60 an acre for tha laada re turned. The bill provides for the classifies"- tlon of lands into mineral, timber aad agricultural lands under tha mineral land laws. II The timber lands are to be disposed or aa agricultural after tha timber Is removed by sale under sealed bids. The agricultural laada are to be dis posed of under the anaral homestead , law. BM.4 !.. n..A-ft. .... i u9 vmivumm uw duujuibu of 12.50 an acre. The proceeds of the sales of the! i land is to be distributed to the rail road at the rate of 11.60 aa acre, and the balance, 40 per cant to tha Oregon school funds, 40 percent to Oregon roads and bridges, and SO par east to be returned to the federal treasury. By Way of bfomstoa. Dr. A. A. Souls is a native ot Siski you county, Calif., a graduate of tha California State Normal school at Chtco; waa licensed to practice medi cine and surgery in January, 1111; graduated from co)iege la this state June, 1911; aerred oaa year aa la terne In the dty and eounty hospital, Salem, Ore.; practiced at Fort Kaua ath, where ha has aanrad tha Indian Klaauth.Aseaor and la the tmeat at Crater Lata; took FALLS. OREGON Seeks to Make Rural in Convention to Work for Better Rural Conditions (the agricultural school, but I bolleveihaH to one-alilh of aome mlnUter's - aft.. is.tiMtJhni IftliMei mo iaiiur 01 m .u, v...-.. k-oad achoola are necemarr to tho auc- - CMa of cnureDM and actlvo churches should assist powerfully In securing such material Improvements. "We are not here to advocate the weakening or strengthening of any niu, ituninlnatlnn at that nimttiM of Lnotner. n0P hftY W0 any theory to exploit or any ax to grind. We raere lr seek the truth about conditions, to gether with remedies that are both wise and practicable." Ohio haa been selected aa a field for the first Intensive rural church i reform campaign, a survey or me state ahowa that 800 of the C.000 Ohio county churches have been abandon ed, one-third are growing, whllo two thirds have ceased to .grow or are dying. Eighty-three percent of them have a membership of leas than 100 each. Only percent have Individual words should not be used, especially on signs, but the hotel keepers woa the point ot having tha word hotel, which is originally French, remala aa a Oerman word on tha ground that 40 per cent of the visitors to hotels here are foreigners. Finally the meeting adopted this resolutien: "This meeting, which is attended by representatives of commerce and trade for the district of Dussddorf. v ... .i ... ,.., Kw.-. ,,. wrocaago or tne ranama-Paciflo expo foreign words sUll appearing on eigne, .mem. Where there waa sentiment labels, nameplates, etc, should be and beauty last week, there la corn replaced as far as possible by good mercralUm and wreckage today. "1 am B-k mAaJa ft I The phra "a. Ur a. possible" put In after Brues Informed tha meet- ... . . . vw f"J . !i- ,a !?:!:,'. .rT.IDd PWng crat. Instead of tha Ing of tha 100,000 enemies la the German language. a tour months' course last wlater at the San Francisco Polyclinic and Post Graduate school. 7-tt Aid Society Meet. The Ladles Aid Society of Orace M. E. Church will meet at tha home of Mrs. J. W, Roberts at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon to make mince meat and tie comforters. I"""" 2 I S 'sbbbSI BBBBBBBBBBBBjuKsbbbbbbbbbbbbbSb) TSSBaBaaaaaaaaaaaaaPSBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB BlSaBBBBBB,1sgaaaaaaaaaaaaaanif "I DO WISH My friends would (Ire, ma records for my talking machine an Christ aaftetapfeferer to anything else," said a prominent soetety woman lately, Man year Mead a Talklaf MechiaeT Listen to oar enadal Ciu-iatot Wuu u.irr rn.r tttf floM mfif SHEPHERD PIANO DEPOT Next Door to PoftoHica Community health and sanitation, temperance, public recreation, community baautlfi 'cation, hotter schools, library organ Iliatlon and other things of that sort It is tha belief of tha leaders ot this movement that tha averaca country minister Is underpaid aad often needs wider practical experience and train Ing. Among thoea on tha program to day were: Dr. Washington Qladdea. Colum bus; Dr. W. F. Richardson, Kansai City; Professor Edwin L. Earp, Mad lion, N. J.: Dr. Alva W. Taylor, Co lumbia. Mo.; Dr. 8. K. Most Dluffton, Ohio; Dr. Ward Piatt. Phil adelphia: Albert E. Roberta, New York; Miss ossle Field, New York; President W. O. Thompson, Ohio State University. Columbus; Rev. Hubert C, Herring, Boston, aad Rar. R. A. llutohtnson, Pittsburg. JEWEL CITY IS NOW JUNK PILE AVENUES NOTED FOR THEIR BEAUTY ARM NOW UTTERED WITH WKECKAUK DRAYM AND TRUCKS GALORE United Press Service SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 8. Where 4SB.CS8 pairs of feet trampled throuah scenes of beauty Saturday. 'vaDa motor trucks, srlmv. ky freight trains and aoually grimy workmen today scurried through tha 1"?""" IK? thousands of admiring spectators. The Tower of Jewels, which since Febru ary 20th haa been monarch of all It, surveyed, today trembled aa the dawa of Its extinction appeared. Through the vsrlous avenues aad courts, railroad tracks, htddaa for ten montha under millions of hurry' Ing feet, bore rumbling freight tralas, carrying parpbemalla for the carting away of the exhibits. Uncle Sam has the right of way la the clearance of bis exhibits, for tha fedoral displays will be taken at once to tho Panama exhibition. They wltl be In shape for shipping the last of the month. Private exhibitors have until March 1st to remove their displays. Tble af ternoon motor trucka aad vans backed up to the state buildings aad the dlsontregatloa waa under way. If you are fire Insurance, partlcalar about year sea Chtleeta. 1-tf Mernlri ads results, want aos gel wmwinttAY, miQMiuua. Nice Gifts for tJn Ladies Fancy Pillow Tops Japanese Klma, Stand Coven Fancy Puriet Japanese Baikal Rwcantly Imported Latest Daajam New City Uundry Phone 154 I274tki Tender Meats Are neceuary to a wkek some roeaL and those wht want cuts from a selactiaa of the very finest stock should buy at the City Market Phone 291 234 Male Quality " Service Our Motto J. S. BULLS & Agents kteniufial Haneikr ISO Sitth Street BaWer's Hardwire We supply you with your every need in the way ol Builder's Hardware. One trial will convince yon that this store has the LARGEST STOCK and the GREATEST VARIETY in the city. Get the habit of cominf to th7 QUALITY HARD WARE ST.ORE for your ev ery need. LOWEST PRICES oa everything. Roberts & Rub "Get the Habit Wholesome FOOD Healthful, Bowiehiag f .i-i m ha cereal f oaas ifvjj ffSVSm Q-akar OM. ft Mii.anaaawliMiarei QUAKHROATi, MOTHsm'S MVSM, wSSwrrWiuJtl, quaiupotSS5m OVAKKR WfflD v' AMD .J PettUolui'a Was-Jack flsee ft Van -iutJ GROCERSJt . aa fkh and HsVli '$, 6th od Phone SI Sana bsmJeT S. -Stf&r Sams l RberBrot ir m