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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1916)
7x?a' .Vtfr" .-u : W A ! t- i SI 4j & a ffl iv: a $J SI 111 i m 5 f . :Jff 11 iSI I- " ' vim 1 wo ifirfsOusMAfo. FOR RENT N1CBLT furnished aparuMita at U Oregoi House, KhuaaUu swex BUth FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms. Asttlr Country Club. 19-tf MRS. DR. HEMENWAY. 188 Third itreet, rooms with or without board. FOR SALE FOR SALE 2,540 acres (old Langell ranch) in Langell Valley. No cash required, except Interest In advance. E. E. Ralston, owner. 420 Palm St., San Diego, Calif. FOR SALE: Good P. O. box 663. bicycle, cheap. 18-3t MISCELLANEOUS PRIVATE BOARD. Country Club. borne cooking-. 29-tt MOXEY TO LOAN flO.OOO at 8 per cent on Klamath ctmnty real estate. Arthur R. Wilson. 16-tit PROFESSIONAL CARDS CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. ABSTRACTS INSURANCE Members Oregon Association Title Men Expert Plumbing SHOWERS, BATHTUBS, SINKS, Properly Installed Complete line of Supplies and Equipment Parle, Pingle & Lorenz 706 Main St Van Riper Bros. COFFEE "CIRCLE BRAND" Best Talae, 1-lb. package, 30c TEA "KOHIXOOR BRAND" English Breakfast, 1-Ib. canister 75c JAM "KOBE BRAND" 6-os. Jar Jar 10c 15c ttle APPLE JELLY -"LONGS" 8-oz.Jar CATSUP "WINNER" 11-oz. bottle 15c HORSERADISH "KNIGHTS PREPARED" . 20c PETTIJOHNS BREAK. FAST FOOD Boiled Wheat with all the Bran, package 20c, 3 for 50c CLOWS SELF-RISING WAFFLE FLOUR per package 25c "GET THE HABIT" Time Saved Is Money Saved HEALTH AND APPOINTMENTS ARE IMPORTANT KEEP THEM BOTH GET A MOTORCYCLE AND LET IT EARN FOB YOU A REVENUE ON BUSINESS, IN ADDITION TO MANY PLEASURES. UOHAS AND HARLEY-DAVID. ON AGENT 7 EARL VEGHTE KLAMATH Iu t j & i anmi amjuu aiuiUL ? ----- - , M VMHTE- -H HAS IT &' Main near, UflMh o The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH Editor Published dally mvt Sanday at The Herald Publishing Company of Klamath Falls, at 116 Fourth Street. Entered at the postoffloe at Klam ath Falls, Oregon, for transmission through the malls as second-class matter. Subscription terms by mall to any address in the United States: One year 16.00 One month 60 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON" MONDAY, FEBRUARY SI, 1910 PAY.UP WEEK I AY -UP WEEK, the annual "squaring season," has been in troduced in Klamath Falls by the Klamath Business Men's Association, an organisation of Ave merchants who are working for the bettering t mer chandising conditions and a better community. Today to Saturday, in- elusive, Is the perioa during wnicn j'Pay - Up Week" will be observed nere. This is a time set apart for paying up .every account possible. In this way, more money Is put Into circula tion, and the dolUr that Is paid the butcher goes to pay bis account with the baker, and then in turn on to the tailor, the grocer, the property owner and the rest, until the one dollar has paid off several dollars' Indebtedness and is still in the community. THE ISSUE IT IS "1" THE frequency with which Mr. Wilson's speeches resound to the echoes of "me," "mine," "my" and "I," indicates that he intends to make an issue of "me," in all the pol itics and legislation of the coming months. When he says "1 have not men enough to guard the Mexican fron tier,'' and "I cannot tell what tomor row will bring forth," and "I cannot keep bandits out of the country" and "I could get 500,000 men from one state," and "1" think, desire, hope, dread, etc. this, that and the other thing, Mr. Wilson falls Into the habit of speech which affects Ferdinand, Tsar of the Bulgars, who talks so i constantly of "I and my brave sol diers," etc. That this habit of mind and speech is entirely natural to Mr. Wilson most people will readily agree. Mr. Wil son has been a teacher most of his life and teachers have opportunities be yond those of most men to magnify their ego. They hold positions of su preme authority; for those who resist there is always the rebuke, the rod. expulsion and .other forms of punish ment. Therefore, It is not surprising to note this relapse into an earlier manner on the part of Mr. Wilson. Not long ago, Mr. Wilson told the democratic national committee that the republicans have only one Issue for thi campaign the tariff. The as sertion was untrue, though the tariff Is a sufficient issue for Wilson's de feat. It is doubly untrue now, for Mr. Wilson himself has given us an other issue. He, has made "me" a central Issue for 1916. '. Scattered Shots .'. SPEAKING OF MOVIES, did you sleep well last night? ENGLAND IS considering taking prompt steps" toward combatting the German plan of torpedoing armed merchantmen. Now this Is all right, but If the "steps" taken are not a little more prompt than those taken in the aid of Belgium and Serbia, they'll not do a powerful lot of good. REMEMBER, pay the other fel low, and he'll be able to pay up a fel low who will come back and pay what he owes you. THE FOOD PROBLEM among the Russian peasantry should not be so perplexing now that the Muscovite troops hare captured Mush. , Accurate Information about the Klamath country. AskChilcote. 16 Furs Furs Furs DON'T GIVE THEM AWAY Coyotes 9tSStofA9S Skunk 91.80 to SCe Otter, Mtak and Ooon furs have not gone down they are going up BRING THEM TO US The. Gun Store J, R, CHAMBERS, Prop. at., bet. Sixth aid Seventh THE EVENING HERALD, vf-AMATH Klamath Natron Cut-oil Held Up by Hi 3& PORTLAND. Feb. 21. UnUt the issues involved in the suit of the fed eral govcrnment-to separate the own ership of the Southern Pacific's stock of the Central Pacific railway compa ny from it, completion of the Natron cut-off to Klamath Falls will not be undertaken. This statement is made by officials of the company. Early in December the government's case was submitted on argument at San Fran cisco for decision by the circuit court ot appeals. A decision is expected at any time. The government's contention is that ownership and control of the Central Pacific's lines by the Southern Pacific company, which over certain stretches has a competing line, is in violation of the Sherman anti-trust act of con gress. Whichever way the decision goes, it is regarded as certain that an appeal will be taken to the United States supreme court, causing at least a delay of two years before legal ob stacles will be overcome. When construction of the cut-off was stopped three or four years ago the new line of railway, reaching out along the middle fork of the Willam ette River from Eugene and Natron, was built a distance of forty-two miles from the latter place to Oakridge. Prior to the completion of the section to Oakridge, the cut-off was built from Weed. Calif., to Klamath Falls, a distance of eighty-six miles, and be fore work was stopped the line was extended forty-one miles farther north to Kirk. The gap between Kir4 and Oakridge is from 115 to 120 AMMVWVMWVWWMAAMAAAAA Carl's LITTLE LIVER LIFTERS A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL Recommended for Constipation, Biliousness and Indigestion. 25c bottle, 3 for 05c, 5 for $1.00 Postage Prepaid Star Drug Company VVWVWiMiSiWaAMaaaM Preparedness Safeguard your health. Build fires quickly these cold mornings by using Peyton's Dry Blocks KLAMATH FUEL CO. Phone 187 Used or Second Hand Automobile Exchange Realizing the necessity for such an exchange in Klamath Falls, we are now prepared to list for the own ers all used cars, provided same are in good condition and price is right. A nominal charge will be. made, to be paid in case of sale, to coyer advertising and expenses. Those who contemplate purchasing used cars will find' a complete list on file at White Pelican Garage Merger Suit miles, dependlug on which of several ,:iimlnary surreys is adopted. When the. Natron-Klamath Falls cut-off is completed, the distance by rail from Portland to San Francisco will bo shortened approximately 100 mites, compared with the distance ot T71 miles over the existing route. Opposition of the Southern Pacific to dismemberment of the Central Pa cific from Its system, as now and for several years controlled and oper ated, is based on a shoving that the original Central Pacific, extending from San Francisco eastward to Og den and with a line running from Te hama northerly to the Oregon line, is a valuable and necessary physical con nection, the separation ot which would be injurious to the Southern Pacific system, and that likewise to separate the Central Pacific lines from the allied would leave the latter with out needed 'connections with other roads. The building ot the Natron-Klam-ath Falls cut-off, as far as completed and projected, has been carried for ward as an undertaking of the Cen tral Pacific. It would avoid the ex cessive grades over the Siskiyou mountains and, besides bringing the Klamath Falls region In direct com munication with Portland, would open a new and productive country to outside markets. In the opinion ot those who are faiulilar with the situation, it tho government finally succeeds In dis membering the Southern Pacific and the. Central Pacific the stock of the latter will have to be sold, and in that event the Union Pacific system, or some other road now having its west ern terminus in Wyoming, the Chica go and Northwestern or the Burling ton or Rock Island, terminating in Colorado, would buy the Central Pa cific, and by extending westward to Ot'den would have connection with tb original line reaching San Fran cisco from the East. In that event, the gap between San Francisco and Tehama, now a Southern Pacific line through lease of the Oregon and Cali fornia railroad company, and the Natron-Klamath Falls cut-off, would likely me made a through route. From Eugene or Natron to Portland would Involve construction of a new line unless the Oregon Electric could be negotiated with for a connection. In any event, it is regarded as certain that ultimately the cut-off will be completed as originally Intended. Ten thousand dollars to loan on Klamath county real estate. Eiht percent. Arthur R.iWilsoa. IG-Ct Highest cash kinds of furs. Main street. price paid-for all C. D. Willson, 70 31-tf New Spring Skirts, $2.96 to $7.60. 7-tf J. F. Magulre & Co., Inc. FALLS, OREGON A RBAI. BARGAIN' Xcat ml modern three room Inw Bnlott, with baths excellent location! furnlnlirtl. If you are look'" for a nice little homo, thU will llcc you. Price U IM)0, only (MI cash. Ask Chllrolc. '" New lot of embroidery thread. 7-tf J. F. Magulro & Co,, Inc. The advertisements In this paper reach tho entire community. LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Kxocution Notice Is hereby given that under anJ by virtue of a writ of execution In foreclosure. Issued nut of tho circuit court of the state of Oregon, for Klamath county. In the case of Oconto McCubbln, plaintiff, vs. Hudolph Mad- .. . . t M U'uniL sen, Helen lorrey anu . - " son, defendants, which said writ Is dated the 28th day of Jnniinry, A. D. 1916, I lll on tho 4th day of March, A. D. 1916. at the front door of tho xnnri i,nni ii f Klnmath county. Ore gon, In the city of Klamath Falls, l0f the southwest quarter or section Oregon, at tho hour of 2 o'clock p. m.ju'ii (10), the Most half of tho south on said day, proceed to sell at public auction to tho highest bidder for cash, tho right, title and Interest of the said Rudolph Madscn, Helen Torrey and W. N. Woodson, In nnd to lots nine (9) and ten (10) In block 97. Klamath Addition to tho city of Klani - ath Falls, Oregon, or so much thereof as may be-nccessary to satisfy a Judg - ment rendered In the nbovo entitled case on the 25th day of January, A. I). 1916, which snld Judgment Is for thenth county, Oregon, or bo much thero- sum of eleven hundred and sixty-six and 65-100. with Interest thereon from said 25th day of January. A. D. National Forest Timber for Sale Sealed bids will bo received b tho district forester, Portland, Omgon, up to and including March 22. 1916, for all tho merchantable dead timber, standing or down, and all tho llvo timber marked or designated for cut ting, on an area embracing about 45 acres within section 35, township 34 S., range 6 E W. M.. Crystal Creek watershed, Crater National Forest, Oregon, estimated to bo 390,000 feet II. M., more or less, of Western yellow pine, Douglas fir, white tlr, sugar pine and Incense cedar timber. No bid of less than $3.15 per M. feet U. M. for Western yellow pine and sugar pine and 50 cents per M. feet I). M. for the other species will be consid ered. Deposit with bid $250. Tho right to roject any and all bids re served. Ileforo bids are submitted, full Information concerning the tim ber, the conditions of sale, and the submission of bids should be obtained from tho forest supervisor, Mcdford, Oregon, or the district forestor, Port land, Oregon. 21-6 GOING AWAY? Let us take care of your baggage and cases. WE MEET ALL TRAINS AND BOATS Auto Buses for Pastsngsrs. Auto Trucks for Freight DAY OR NIQHT SERVICE Western Transfer Co. PHONE Office 187; Residence 266-R. HAPPY ARE THE COUPLE Who In old age have saved enough to provide for their wants and comforts. Miserable is the lot of those who have no savings to fall back on. And Just remember, you will not always be young and strong. Are you saving now so that when old age comes you'll be happily Independent? FIRST STATE and SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEB DEMANDS M Mi - A lftft flBfBAasl-B mWm1tlku W II HHil . If W W iMI ulmmw. Taa yj aKOMATHTAUSOREOOM lWL Vmdtt, PMtTKUCAR PCOPLt BliW -yn- -.i.ri. -p-f .,,-, tiilfi.nt tho rate of 10 per con! per an num and 1100 attorney's foes, nnd the further sum of I120.8K with Internal thereon from ruld -Mh day of J nary, A. 1). 1010, ut tho rnto of 0 por cent per milium, '' -no m,m "- on in aJ. ntiil llio COltS Mill OX- 'penses of this sale on elocution. ' Dated thU 28th day of January. A. I). liMfi. 0. C. LOW. '.Sheriff of Klniniith County. Oregon. 31-7-H-2I-2S Notice fNlierln"- SIp i:rcutl Notice Is hereby given that under und by virtue of a writ of execution on attachment, Issued out of tho cir cuit court of the slnto of Oregon, for Klamath county. In the cane of J. 0 Patterson, plaintiff vh Mloy Woods, UefonilMit, which said writ U dated the 2Sth day of January. A. I. 19 16, I will, on the UU day of March. A. I). 19 Hi, at tho front door of tho court house of Klamath county. In tho city n f Klanuith Falls, Oregon, nt tho hour or 2I" o'clock p. in. on nald date, proceed to soil nt public auction to the hlgheit bidder for cash, the east nnir west muiitcr of section eleven uw, township thirty-seven (37) son Hi. rnngo oilmen and one-half (II W) cast of tho Willamette Meridian, and the southeast quarter of tho north- In'w,.8f quarter and tho east half of the 'h0ulhwpHt quarter of southwest quar- tcr, f section thlrty-throo (33), In 1 township thirty-eight (38) south, ;rnnge eleven and ono-half (Uj)mI t)f the Willamette Meridian, In Klnin- of iih may bo necessary to satisfy a Judgment rendered In the above en titled case on the 20th day of January, A. I). 1916, whkh Judgment Is for the sum of $534.25. with Interest thereon from said 20th day of January. 1910, at the rnto of 7 per cent per tinniim, and $100 attorney's feei nnd tho fur ther Hlim of $32 60 costs and the costs .mil uxpiiues of this sale on execution Dated this 2Sth day or January, A 1 1916. (. C. LOW. Shci Iff of Klamath county. Oregon 31-7-14-21-28 Xollrv lo ('milium In le INtntu Alexander Martin. Notice Is hereby given that tho tin- designed lias been duly appointed one or tho executors ot tho will or Alexander Martin, decviiHud, by tho county court of Klamath county, Ore gon, and has qualified as such. All persons having claims against the es tate of Mild Alexander Martin are no tilled that thu said claims, duly veri fied us required by law, must bo pro bcuted to thu executors within six months fio.n thu date of this notice ut the First National Dank of Klamath Falls, Oregon, or nt tho law offices of Rulenlc St Kent, In Klamath Falls, Oregon. Dated at Kluiuntl, Falls, Oregon, February 7, 1916, LKSI.li: HOC) ICKS, Kxecutor or tho Will or Alexander Martin, Deceased. 7-14-21-28 Toilet Goods Llltle things that me most I m IM.rtunt for tho man or woman who value iicmonal nppwr nnce uml whu knows how try. ng eolU wewther Is. Our toilet good uro especially adapted to meet tho demands of this cS-JSie.g,",,t,r UlW"y" r,B,,t r, wnva mummWtmLJSl wi'jj y ' rXf .'3 Iff 1 - PhamwY MONDAY, FKHIHMnv ai, 8 4'lillcol roHerU tvnt n, ,,,. I IIHHUIri lit all LI..I. ". tor property of a kino, It Polkid Announce virriri'W,nririnr,i . For Slu-ilir lo tho otor- of KI.im.iU, County. I tnko this menus or i,i,nu, ;:.. my candidacy for tho rep., K? Inatlon for sheriff at t,'t) 2mZ; bollevo that my work as depi i .iw'ii speaks for Itself, an m ,! appreciate tho support of tl,Vot. . K. MUWllAKM'1, To tho Voters of Klamath 'oui,iv" I hereby iiiiuouiico n,)Hf dldnto for tho otllco of sheriff i.' Klnmath county, Oregon, on u,e ,' publican ticket. respectfully it the support or the otorn or tln coub ly ut tho primary election ror thii "'' JOHN II ('()..MA!fi To the Voters of Kl.tmuth County"" I hereby iinnoiinco mymlf n c,D'j. dull' for tho dotuocrntli immu.i '" for Nhorirr nt tlm coming prlmirlM I and I rcrfpectrully ask tho support of '1 tho voters of Kltiiimth im.( I (ICOIKIK I. Ill MPllltr.y i To tho ViUrn of Klaiimth County I hereby ituiiouurn i.,)scir as a rii,. dldato tor ri'iininluiitlou on tin- romib. Ilcnn ticket for sheriff Mrtl careful Investigation of i) record u sheriff during tho past tlir yPr, ' C Lowy' To tho Voters of Klnumtl, Couniyt I hereby annuiinco inncU M n Cln. dldito for tho noinlnntloii for stirl8 on tho republican ticket at iht pr. iiiury election to bo hoM mi Mny 1 1 1MB. C M IIAMHUV. ' To tho Voter of Klamath Ceunty: I take this means of announcing my candidacy for tho rop.ibllc.it. iioinlm. lion us sheriff at tho trliiinrles In M iy My tocoril iih u cltlien uml u, police oftlrer In Klamath I'.ids Wonm in nil, nnd I respot (fully ink tlir sup port of tho voters who wk nt, ad ministration or onicleucy WILLIAM 1 1 ALL To tho Voters ol Klniuntli Ceunty: llioi oby aiiiiouuio n.)iwf n n can. dldato on the democratic tn-kc-t for thu nomination of sheriff subject to the will or tho voters nt il.o comic primaries. J A MADDOX. f 'i'ii,rmi" ' . .-. - -,- iiiiirtji.il.. I'or t'omity Tmitun-r I'd tho voters of Klninnth Ceunty: I hereby niiiioiiuco iiijmU :i candi date for tho republican nomination ror treasurer of Kliiumll. louniy, mlc Ject to tho approvnl of the .U-clonit tho coming primary olectlou A. A MKIIAh'KKV. I'd the Voters or Klnmath County; I lw.r.lil im.wiM.lf.f. tnv.ii.lf n fin,l. ,,(, for ,,. r,,,hllcnt, nomination for treasurer or Klnmath oimly for n second term. OKOItOi: A IIAVDO.V ---MM-i -ss--aa iifcjsivi-.--MW For Circuit -Indue To tho Voters of Klnmath Ceunty: Tho undersigned nnuouiucH bit ciudldncy ror democratic nomlnt Hon for circuit Judge o( Klamath county HOLLO ('. (lltOL'HIIKCK. For District Allonic) I To tho Voters of Klnmath Count)': I hereby nnnounco my candidacy for tho republican nomination for prosecuting attorney nt tho prlmarlw I it May, nnd I respectfully nk the support of tho voters who desire eB clency In the upholding or the liiwi of Oregon. IIAUOLI) C. MIIKItVMAN'. To tho Voters of Klamath Ceunty: I hereby nnuounco my candidacy for tho republican nomination for district attorney for Klninnth countr, Oregon. JOSKl'll S. KKST. For School Kiinerintendriit To the Voters of Klnmath Ceunty: I hereby nnnounco my candldscr for tho republican nomination for school superintendent of Klnmath county. IIK881K II. AI'l'Li:OATE. To tho Voters of Klamath Ceunty: I hereby nnnounco myself a candi date on tho republican ticket for nom ination as county school superintend ent, nnd solicit tho support or the vot ers nt tho coming primaries. KDNA I. WKLLS. For AsMitMir To thu Voters of Klnmath '"'!j;: . I hereby nnnounco my canduttcy for tho republican nomination i tor assessor for Klamath county, U-W to tho approval of tho voters at tne coming primary In Mny. v, JOHN V. TII'TOS. To tho Voters of Klamath Ceunty: I hereby announce my Cttnu-r' for tho republican nomination i-r assessor of Klamath county. FRED 1'ETKIHHW. For Coroner To tho Votora of Klamath County i i....i... .... .... mvDiiif ns a ctn 1IIIVUJ UUIIUUUIU .1...- .-,,.- dldato for tho republican nominate" for coron-r nt tho nrlnuiry electioa to bo hold on May 19, -!-- DR. A. A. BOULft Ciuulldato for Ileprcacntatlvo on U IlepubllcaB Ticket I horoby unnounco myHolf candidate for tho offlco of repre Bontatlvo for tho 21st represent""" district, comprising tho counties0! Klamath. Lake, Crook, arn ", Jefferson, subject to tho wishes oi tho voters of the republican I'"1'- For County Clerk To tho Voters of KUmath County. i nerooy announce mynn r ,.. m rtlHfl(A tnr h- nfflpi of ClCfK W 01 JSSffiL SUHSf S,J8,S,tS tho support of tho voters of the cww ty ut tho primary election for-w offlco, , j It, C. COWLBY, Hlimo"" , '.. il... -r. . irl.mnlh f!nunty! ,. I heroby announce.myself as " , atqata on the democratic "jfir-jitk tho nomination ot clerk of Kiwwj; county, subject to tho will of j voters nt the urlmury election. for-, a offlco. BUHT E. 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