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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1916)
i-:,miws ' ''& i H MONDAY, JULY IS,, 1S1S THE EVENING HERALDKLAMATH FALLS, OREGON AA -rsiatfssf -'-. --'-' - - Women Replacing Men in English Government United Press Service LONDON, July 10. Whitehall, Great Britain's official governmental norvo center, I soon to bo rulod by womon, t wu announced today. v With coMcrlptlon enacted, step are being taken to clear all government de partmenta of young men eligible for military aervlco. Women nro being (rained to tako tbolr placet. In eicoptlonal cum a few Kovern mental ottlceN wll retain their India pensablo males, but the latter will re main principally to train the women, Hundred! of men who havo backed EXAMINATIONS FOR CIVIL SERVICE TO BE HELD SOON behind their official Jobs far twenty months nlraady have been given their ten dayit' grace to arrange business and ilomoHtlc nffalrii. An oUlclnl census for April elicited Hint 1,022 HltiKle military ellgibles witro employed In Iho admiralty alone; 11,032 In the board of trale; 633 In the war office ; 466 In the ministry of mu inlllonH; H6 In tho, board of education; '2,302 cUHtoniH; 1,780 inland revenue, 'and hundred)) more in other depart ment, in addition to tho postoffloe, , where hImkIo and married eligible)! ; numbered 31,000, I v ? The secretary of tho local civil ser vice examining board will hold examl nation In Klamath Falls for the fol lowing onltlona on the date Indicated: July 10 Ordnance draftinuui; Aug unt 8, structural tteel draftsman; Aug nut a and 10, local and assistant In spector of bulla, Held matron and ac counting and atatlitlcal clerk. Phompt attention given te rental col lections, Chllcete 1 UJ0M te lean at par oent on Irrl gated land. Arthur R. Wllilon. 1S-U dl 6a jtkJBSBBsnsxsl mIv M YSt r4sBfi3EiBSBBsa The Grocer Who it Always at Your Service Alwaya ready to serve a beat be knowa bow. ' Alwaya aelllag the BEST QUAUTY GR0CERIK8 at the LOWK8T POSSIBLE PHICB. Alwaya giving a prompt, caV clent delivery nervlco Uiat la bound to please ever housewife. That's the point-Always try ing to pleaao in every way that's bow wo bold our trade. Olve us a TRIAL ORDER. It will make you a regular custom er of oura. Van Riper Bros. THI QUALITY STORK Get the Habit KURD TO SPEAK AI CHURCH MEET LOCAL PASTOR WILL DILIVCR AD DRESS AT ANNUAL MUTING IN KUQENE OF OREOON SYNOD OP UNITED STATES Ituv. Cbarlea T. Hurd of the local Presbyterian church left thU morning for Newport and Kugono, to apeak at Hit latter place July 17lh beforo the annual meetlnK of the I'reabyterian nynod of Oregon. Ho will flrat vlalt Newport for n week, and go from there to KuKcno. The x nod will last several daya. Dr. Q. I TufU of Portland will occu lt) the local I'reabyterian pulpit ueit Humliiy evening at a mass meeting. Advertised Mail List The following unclaimed mall matter advertised on July 81b, will be aent to the dead letter office at Washington, I). C. on the July 2Sd. A charge of one cent will be made for each letter de livered from thin Hit. In calling for nny letter Hated please say "advar- tlaed." Adams, Leonn Hoono, Frn: ' CaUavara, AI K Cory, Mr, (loo. H, Chambers, J. W. Harris. C. II Hawkina, f. W. Kerr. Andrew S. Klmbrouah, J. O. Mack. Mrt, ft'llle Miller. Cycle H King. Tom Sbephord, Prank Telbot, II. E. W. A. DELZELL, P. M. r W. C. T. U.,Meeta Tomorrow. The regular mooting of tbe local Wo men'H Christian Temperance Union will be held tomorrow afternoon at the homo of Mm. U. 8. Origsby, Eleventh and Buab streets. BBSBBBSBSBSBBSBSBBBlaBl iHejh flflH bbbbssbsbI tsslm Like Gm "Pont comfort ante r NEW PEJ UJLU FACTION tfiwvjb -a Managers Plan Desperate Figh( to Make the House Republican .mzJ&&xiexi2mz-iz'iaa? "f Sw'Yf"f7Z !t vfAtfr .Aaai tr"jf . 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UNIVERSITY PLANS MILITARY DRILL ALL UNDERCLASSMEN MUST RE QIN DRILL NEXT PALL, AS RE. QUIREMENT POR GRADUATION PROM INSTITUTION PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Standing of the Cluhe Vernon - -. Los Angeles ... San Francisco Portland Salt Lake Oakland Won Lost Pet. .67 37 .606 Jlv 39 .56' 547 ..-3 40 .494 .38 47 .447 36 63 .357 BRITISH HOARD AMERICAN BACON No cosl, wood or ashM k to lug no waiting for fit tr to burn up. Bt ttr oVokini becUM of iwt, tinder perfect cotHfiAUh4t concentrated an the oooeMlitf4lkted around the roomi Ta long blue chimneys prevent all smoke and smell. Bakes, eefte, roaata, teeaM, Mere mclnt thaa yoat wood er coal stove aad eaata teat te operate. aw voua niAtaa today. 5TANDARDOIL COMrANT (Csuamis) Klamath lIU For Best Results Use Pearl Oil Better cooking ml a demnef, cooler latches. Now serving 2,000,000 komes I, t, S and 4 burneraUea,wltti or wiutwl eve. Also cabinet aaodela wlta pulMCooMaf wveaa. , W' fi IJaailli Deaamaeat Store Bakhria HardwiK C. JUuttk Hiriwara U. fekts t Hub UNIVBR8ITY OF OREGON, Eugene, July 10. Prom three to flvo companies of underclassmen will begin military drill on the campus of the University of Oregon In September. If peace pre vails, a United States army officer will be on hand to act aa commandant; if a foreign war demands for lta service e cry officer, President P. L. Campbell soya he will find some other way of putting tho plans into execution. Drill will bo compulsory for ail un derclassmen. Tbey will not be allowed to graduate without iL It will take .three .hours a week of the atudeat'a time, but if tho faculty approves, rival dent Campbell suggests that this be Allowed to count toward the present requirement in physical training. If this arrangement la established there will bo no additional demand made upon the students' time beyond what Is required at present. Arjutant General P. C. Harris, Unit- od States army, is tho representative of the army with whom Dr. Campbell la conHUltlng in regard to tho plans for tho now department. It la not certain yet what courses In tactics or other military subjects will be offered in ad dition to the drill, but tho regents have authorized the creation of a full de partment, and the army officer as signed to this port will rank as a mem ber of tho faculty. The United States will furnish tbe arms and equipment StudentH will nupply their hwn uni forms. It Is not certain yet, according to Dr.' Campbell, Just what will be the relation of the present advanoed classes in tbe university to the mill tary requirement. It may be most con venlent to apply tbe new regulation only to tbe sophomores and freabjaen of nest year, while oa the other head there U at teat a poaaleUlty that the rule might be Interpreted to iaelsde drjll as a prerequisite far, traduatloa for all. Tho former Interpretation la declared tho more proaaMe, " ASHLAND ROY TAKES POSITION AT RIOAL Nsal Shlnn of Ashland this morning began work as clerk in the Regal shoe store, flhlnn Is an experieneed seller of shoes, having been In the employ of his 'father at Ashland for several years. Ha succeeds L. B. Butts. Results Saturday At Salt Lake R. H. E. Salt Lake 4 11 3 Los Angeles .. - 3 SO 1 Klawltter and Hannah; Standrldge and Boles. At Vernon Vernon . .. Oakland Arcllanes and Whaling; Burns and Elliott At San Francisco San Francisco . Portland ........-.. Oldham and Sepulveda; Roche. LIVERPOOL POST CHARGES THIS IS DUE ONLY TO BOOST PRICES. SUPPLY AMPLE IF RELEASED TO PUSLIC MORE HORSES ARE pip PEDOUTSi STOCK IS PROM SILVER LAKE COUNTRY AND LANOBLL VAL; LEY TILLSON AND HUNSAKER ARE SHIPPERS Six carloads of horses and one car of rnule are to be shipped from Klam ath county toaorrow. L. U. Tlllsoa of Denver nas bought, four carloads from tbe Silver Lake section aad R. B. Hub saker has two carloads of Langell Val ley horses. Both of these shipment will be made from Klamath Falls. Louis Oerber is sending a carload of fine mules from the Midland loading yards to the E. Clemens Horse com pany. Tbe mules go to Chandler, Cat. S 0 MlXAXU BaiBFB e . July 4th was observed by i picnic at the dam about four down the river, About thirty people were Jeiaed by a good frost Shaata View. All report a spies- did Rev. J. Thos. Cowley of Merrill preached at Beaaaxa last Suatfay erea ing. aad gave a spleadM seneea ea the privileges aad duty of dtieeaahip. A ashing party composed of Profes sor Ray o. Burke. Professor P. W. Beggs. Professor, P. W. Otaey of Mer rill, Rev. J. Thos. Cowley aad Bar. S. W. Hall aad H. Daniels left Beaaaxa oa Wednesday, retaralag oa Friday evealas.' All report a . , )V t' i-H P ' i k SN 't Think It Over i Successful ceptlon have helpful 1 coaaselieea. There Is no other way of satisfactorily handling Open an account with this strong National Bank aad avail yourselves of the advea- tasvi which will i FIRSTJ NAThONALiBANK Klamath PsJIe, Orsflea '4 ' r .l Si Look and Feel (fSWeet;aii Fresh Every Day Oris a K tl R. H. B. 4 12 1 3 11 1 IL H. B. -6 11 S 4 11 S Noyea and Results Yesterday 'I R. H. B .... 8 12 1 6 6 S Fittery and K. H. 9 17 ..... 0 3 At Salt Lake- Los Angeles .. Salt Lake Horstman and Boles Hannah. At Vernon A. M. Vernon .. ........... Oakland .... ........... Fromme and Spencer; Beer and llott At Is AngeleB P. M. R, H. Vernon .....;. - 4 7 Oakland .......................... . 2 6 Hess and Whaling; Prougb and llott. At Oakland A. M- R. H. San Francisco ...- 7 11 Portland 3 7 Brown and Brooks; Sotboron Roche. At San Francisco P.M. R. H. B. Portland 3 10 1 San Francisco 0 6 1 Houcb and Finber; Fanning and Sepulveda. B. 0 2 El- B. 1 0 El- B. 1 4 and "United Press Servlcs LONDON, July 10. American is being hoarded in England to iaffate the price to the consuming public, it Is charged today by the Liverpool PoaL Tho paper says that If the stocks of bacon at present in storage In Liver pool were offered for sale la normal quantities, tbe retail price would drop to. between 16 and 18 cents a pound. Good bacon now costs the average citizen 32 cents a pound. Huge, quantities are being shipped to Liverpool, the story states, aad "they aro being kept out of the market for no other reason than to seed up the price. There are in Liverpool and Boolte nearby about a dozen Urge cold storage, and practically all of these have as much bacon chiefly Amer icanas they can find room for. "Probably as much as 75 per cent of tbe storage accommodation Is monopo lized by bacon. A reliable estimate of the number of 700-pound boxes stored in Liverpool Just now places the total at between 80,000 and 90,000, over 6t 000,000 pounds, valued at more than $12,000,000 wholesale." PARTY ENJOY8.SUNDAY ' AT EAQLE RIOQE INN Yesterday was enjoyably spent on Upper Klamath Lake and at Bagle Ridge tavern by several Klamath Falls people, headed by, Mrs.' Elbert B. Hall and Mrs. B- IL Reames. The lake was as smooth as' glass and the air wonderfully clear.. The trip waa nude In J, S, Griffith's launch White pelican. Dinner was bad at Bagle Ridge tav ern. Those la tae party were Mr. ana Mrs, Blhert B. Hal), Mr. aad Mrs, B. R. Reames, Mrv aad, Mrs. Frank Jen nings. Mr, aad Mrs. f, B, BagUah. Mr. A Mrs. Wkw ObeaohaJa, Mr, aad Mrs. Frank Ward, Mr; aad. Mrs. Fred Mills, Mr. and Mrs. A. JTVoye, Mr. aad Mrs. W. M. Duncan, Mrs. R. B. Smith. Mrsf B. Q. Moore, Mrs. Louis Oerber, Mrs. F, J, Williams, Miss Marian Mar tin and D, B CiusPseU, In a Strange Town r YOU are at a serious dis advantage if year watch steps or bseeaws Irregular. You doat know where to take it to he repaired by reUahle In Klamath Fans you know that year watch wilt he re repalred properly at TJpfs. the charge being fair aad Doat leave town oa your va cation until your watch has been cleaned aad oiled at Upp'a. Bring It fct today- Frank M. Upp Jeweler 483 Main Street S. P. Watch inspector Watch Repairing a Specialty Life la not aserelr to live, bat to xti Raaehera are cutting the fall rye for well, eat wen, digest welLiwerk weU, hay. Other crops sewa this spring are weU, lookweU. What a looking splendid. F. Bold has installed a gasoline sta tion at his new hardware store la the! hotel building. F. W. Broadsword has been ristttag friends at Ashland the last week. Me also .took la the RoeaeVTJo at. a salsa. t jlteldMk . .tl. .a & ... -i urauunn us Hun, mam jm mmw vwy; easy n is u. oae win oaly adopt the J morning tasMe hath. Fotks whoare. aecusteased' te feet duU and heavy whea they arise, sattt- Uag headache, stuffy fresa a eoei,'leeljl toague. nasty breath. can, instead, feel as fresh ae a1 by caeoJag the sluleeeef the systsei I each saersdac aad tasblug oattae- whole of the' iateraal aaat aattter. Bvetrsas. whether eilbag;-slekM WtsBsiBgfJ,4BsBsVp ibreakfaeLdriak water, with a et? ef phosphate ha R to wash fresa the i aehVUver, Udaeys aad swvats't vtous dayts sfle-aaa pnMsassai toalaar thuaj" slag, swoetealac aad purifyiac the ea I tire iH atary aaaal before more food late the stomach. These-1 Uoa of hot water aad hsaestoae phos-1 phate oa aa empty stomach la : fully lavlgoratiaa. it cleaas, out-sill the soar ferxaeatal aad acidity aad gives oaeva.i appeUte for breakfast White, yea are enjoying your breakfast the water) met phosphate Is quietly extraetiag rsupe vqlnme of water froai the blosdaad getUas ready for a thorooah' flushsag of all the iaside orgaaa. The alUIoas of people who are hetgrl ered with ooastipatloa, bllteas speak I stomach trouble, rheumatism; otharsl who havo sallow aUas. ders aad sickly complexioas are urged! to get a quarter pound of phosphate from, the drug store, whtehl will cost very Uttle, hut te, suffkteatl to make anyone a pronounced crank eel tke subject of Internal aaaltetloa.--Aa. REST DAY LEAGUE HEAD TO LECTURE DR. TUFTS WILL DELIVER TWO ADDRESSES IN KLAMATH PALLS NEXT SUNDAY ON SUNDAY CLOSING LAW POR ORKOON Dr, Q. U Tutu of Portland, state superintendent of the Weekly Rest Day League of Oregon, will spend next Sunday In this city. He will speak at a union meeting at tbe Grace Metho dist church at 11 o'etoek and address a union mass meeting, of churches aad citizens at 8 o'clock la the Presbyterian church: , The general subject of discussion will be, "Shall the Sunday Rest law of Oregoa Be Repealed at the Novem ber Election?" Dr. Tufts is an expert on Sunday legislation. Business men aad employ ers of labor will be especially interested, Opportunity Will Float Into your net often if you have the money to hold it Make sure, you will, by starting a saviatps account here today and add regularly to it The more you save the greater your opportunities will he. You can well afford to deny yourself unnecessary pleasures with such rewards la sight. . FIRST STATE M SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON ' Br m! rltjSSulBSBMBBSaHBBl i Surprise Your Face 4 4 .1 ',1 IP III I ! . : rrM .4 t n tf JCitAf . - l "' .'-Ai And give yeuraeW e real treat by using NYALS IHAVIN4J !Wf, Softens the beard and makes the razor work better. , Prtee m. .'';';.- h'' eV H bbbbbbbV 'sbsbbbIsbbbbb4bbbsbbbbb)s BSM SBBBBBb! SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBftsBl WW 7 USeV SBBBBBBBljeBBBBBBBBBffBBTW I BlSHgsJwBejJjLBBBsl rOJWATHW-iLS irswwfftleifsB eWaV! Bf WY TNI rui ',- - t ". '. ,-- .'-j; vj ' . r. t $-1 : .J4. -, 1 l' r tv, VJ