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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1911)
Kfflt SOCIAL STATE . JIM OF LEGISLATION Parliament nf Practically All Contl. nraUl Power, aa Well m Knglanri, IfcaJag Vp the Various Phaaea of UrlM "" Special to The Herald LONDON, Dec 13. A great wavo of popular, progressive legislation Ir weeping over Kuropc. The purlin Batata of practically all continental power, along with Kngland, nro on gaged, or wilt be engaged this winter, In an apparently earnest effort to lm- prove toctal conditions, Tho Increased cost of living, tho rowing discontent among working men, the bread riots and strikes ot the past tew months, and perhaps more potent than all other factors the continually rising tide of social Ism throughout Europe, have com blued to Impress upon law nmkor.i generally tho absolute necessity ot remedial as well as constructive legis lation for the bencBt of tho masses. Europe's democratic legislative pro. gram, compiled from data supplied by United Press representatives In tho various capitals. Is extensive. Con densed survey follews: England plans T.lojd George's na tional Insurance bill, providing for compulsory Insurance ngatns sickness for the 15.000.000 workmen In the United Kingdom, and limited Inour ance against uncruptomcnt for the 3,250,000 laborers engaged In engi neering and building trades; limita tion of hours ot labor for clerks to sixty hours a week; home rulo for Ireland, disestablishment ot church In Wales; general extension of voting franchise, with possibility of woman suffrage. Germany has before the relchstasj BIO TIME AT THE OPKItA IIUIHE Tllt'ltSDW XIUIIT It ou art. looking tor (uu uol down on the program be on hand tomorrow night and you will see probably the longest and ct tho Mine time tuoetln (cresting show ever seen In Klamath Falls. It will bo tho laat appearance those clover people, Uobcrt Athon and Efllo Johnson. They will put on two entirely now vaudovtlto acta, and as a special feature Miss Johnson will sing "The Holy City." Illustrated with the famous 17,000 set of slides. Thcs are claimed to bo tho most expensive and at tho same tlmo most beautiful ;ong slides In existence. In addltlo i to this, sho will render her high cIasa singing net. Mr. Athon will bo seen In his tunn singing and talking net. and It's n sate bet that ho will keep you In a good humor the whoto eve-, nlng. It will also be amateur night, and fourteen Klamathltea will attempt to make their debuts as Thespians and compete for money prltes. Tho list Includes some well known people, and a big surprise Is In store for alt whj see the performance. In addition, four of tho latest photoplays will be shown. Owing to the length of tho perform anco the doors will open at 7:30, the curtln going up promptly nt SMS. If jou want to see. tho tun be on hand. There will bo no performance tonight. In order to get the stage In readi ness for tomorrow night's big show No. 7. ItEPOItT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST THVSTAX1 SAYINGS HANK At Klamath Falls. In the state ot Ore gon, at tho close of buslnc DeconT- ber 5. 1911- RESOURCES Loans and discounts . . . .1136, TOO. :S Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 3.170.S1 number of bills designed to lower nomls and warrants 30.565 fifi the cost of living; measure prohibit-(stock and other secur ing Insurance of emplojos by Indus- un 30S.S4 trial corporations, this function belli,; Furniture and fixtures . . 3.650.C5 taken over by tho state; Insurance ii)U0 from banks (not re- serve banks) S95.05 Due from approved re servo banks I9.S64.C0 Checks and other cash Items 3,935.31 Cash on hatid 27,563.66 against unemployment France, If Minister of Labor Re nault's bill, already approved by tho Catllauz cabinet. Is carried, will abol ish gweatshops; also a bill ton an In como tax placing on tho rich man's shoulders his due share of the na tion's burden and relieving the poor entirely; a bill Increasing tho scope ot the workman's pensions law; a bill designed to give the "coramonneoplo" a better chance to express thtlr pref erence at tho polls. Italy has before It a proposition for a general extension of suffrage. In creasing the number of parllamtntary votea from s',000,000 to S.OOO'OOO, granting practically universal suf frage; plans to create a stato monop oly on life Insurance, the profits yf which shall be devoted to an old age pension s)stem, and measures for th-j future development of Tripoli. Ruula plans completo reformation of her police system, both as regards methods and personnel; and a new bill providing Industrial accident In surance appblng to some 3,000,000; workmen. Bervla Is to decide whether or not she shall have a general extension and equalization of suffrage, and bet ter enforcement of workmen's protec tive legislation, which Includes ten hours per day, prohibition of night work for women, child laborer's age limit, recognition of unions, legaliza tion ot strikes, Industrial arbitration Total im.4iS.7 LIABILTTHsl Capital stock paid In ...I 50.000.00 Surplus fund 1,000.00 Undivided profits, less ex penses and taxes paid. 5,317.45 Individual deposits sub ject to check 1 12.173.7S Certified checks 76.95 Time certificates ot de posit 15.SS1.CS Savings deposits 39,713,00 Total tm,4il.TI State of Oregon, County of Klamath. ss. I. J. V. Siemens, cashier ot the above named bank, do solemnly swear that tho above statement Is truo to tho best ot my knowledge and belief. J. W. SIEMENS, Cashier. Correct Attest: GEO. T. BALDWIN, Ladies of Klamath Palls ATTENTION DO YOU Intend to surprise your husband, father, brother uncle or anv gentleman friend this Christmas with a beautiful pair of silk suspenders or an defiant combln atlon'art of silk hose with tie to match. Or maybe you can make mm nappy witn a nanasome biik mumer, or a nne y warm smoking Jnckel , sf WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN EXPRESS SHIPMENT of so many holiday packasjea of fancy mena furnishings that li would take this emlre page to tell you of all the pretty things awaiting your Inspection. NOW LADIES HERE COMES THE REAL SURPRISE We are going to sell these goods for advertising purposes onlyt This means that all holiday goods will be aold with out reserve tt pi Ices that will force thla store Into promln ence. We-lnvlte you to feast your eyea on the many pretty things we have purposely displayed for you at PORTLAND STOR SHEEP MEN'S CONVENTION WILL BE BI6 Kxtiiiohr arrniigeiiH-nt MaiK- tit En tertain targe Numla-r of flue! ami Show r ViIIIm Ha Over Eight llumlml Kntrlca Special to Tho Herald OMAHA, Dfc. 13. With the forty- eighth annual meeting of the National Wool Grower Association close at hand, arrangement nro practically completo for thu entertainment and business affairs of this great body of men. Anticipating nn nucnaance or 1,500 sheepmen of the West and Northynt. cxtenslvo plan have been made for raring for the delegates when they nrrlre In Omaha. Tho Installation of tho pens In the great auditorium, where the mid-win-tcr sheep show will bo held, has be gun, ami when tho curtains go up on tho big show today, the building will bo loaded with high class sheep, prop crly manicured and prepared for tho Inspection nf visitors. I'rnctlrnlly all tho sheep that hnvj I been on exhibition at tho Internation al Livestock show In Chicago aro In ! Omaha. After a- trip to Chicago, I their- frlenilt. The Comturrlnl Cluli of Omaha Is sponsoring this event On thu following evening the Live stock Kxchnngo ot South Omaha will glvo a vaudeville nnd luncheon In ttn oxchango building which will ecllpm' an) thing of Its kind which has ever Inn'ti held In tho South Omnha build ing. Arrangements aru being made to caro for 1,500 guilts that evening Tho attendance will bo varied, del egations coming from nil over tliu I nlted States. The Nebraska delega tion will bo quartered at the Her Grand hotel. Wyoming's delegation will romo down In a special train, whllo tho Montana delegation will romo In another special train, Mis sourl. Michigan, Wisconsin, Kentucky rml Indiana will bo strongly repre sented, whllo h small delegation will como alt tho way from IVnimyhnnla. K. ilucklnghnm, superintendent of tho Union Stockyards, who .ft chair man of tho executive committee, pre dicts thu largest turnout nf sheep men which have over gathered In an mini convention. "Tli'e Intense Inter est In legislation, which directly af fects the sheepmen, Is responsible for this activity," says Mr Ducking ham. $ 1EDDY NEXT PRESIDENT STYLE USEDJN 6REEIIN6 tlillliiol.' I'llltnr line lo llo.liin Iim Am ml llnnanl ('nrNrnlliiii Mm. nml .lii I In it I'nllllial I'nnfrrvnn nl Uu- Kami- Iim- . I United Press Service I HUSTON, Dee 13 --Thousand l:i lhi streets united Theodore House. I vent n tin- next prenldi'M when I' i arrived here to attend the Harvard corporation meeting, Heforo attending llin meeting III" colonel conferred sovrrtly with a com inltliit teinentliig I In' MrCoriulck- jl.aKulli'tte-rinrliDt -progressive ' If You Desire Choice Villi THE C DEAL Where )iiii rnn llml Hip grvlt tarlrly ami trgil "HiikhI iM '!') t'trr Immiitit lit KUiimIIi Fall by any dure. mi ulll sUo lute Hie large! MMk of IsrcuratMl I lilua In llie rll) In rri trass. Al Tnllrl, Mahlture ami Khsvlug .(. fr-r llmw- Caning HHs. ,lk In Hie TnH-lrlr. Hin'l fall In eo llin largi- irliiiml of lllU- mill I'lidri-iikalile IMU, Dull (tit-Carls, Clink, Ualilir. Bf Hie line iif Jmrtry. I.IMSll anil I iillier Hilng. Mill' Place opposite the Court House n. nftinv. nii-pnor. Subscribed and sworn to before me 'Joseph Shoemaker, of tho South Oma- this 13th day ot December, 1911. FVL. FOUNTAIN. Notary Public. : have a bunch ot Big Bon clocks, and dearest Baly Bsrfs, too. ll-6t N McIIatton. ha Livestock Exchange, reports that all tho big exhibitors aro making cx tenslvo plans to show their sheep In tho West. The entry list hss reached tho 800 mark, which assures tho larg- lest show of Its kind over held In the courts, sick and accident Insurance, etc. I Heavy, Impure blood makes a mud-1 Tho program for tho big meeting Is dy, pimply complexion, headaches, 'completed. Tho convention will begin "Dr. Thomr.s Eclectic Oil Is the but remedy for that often fatal dis easecroup. Has been used with success In our family for eight years." Mrs. L-. Whlteacre, Buffalo, N. T. nausea, Indigestion. Thin blood December Mth and last three days, makes ou weak, pale, sickly. Bur-.Tho entertainment featuro of tho sen- dock Wood Hitters makes tho blood rich, red, pure restores perfect ! health: clon will be completo In ovary detail. On Thursday night a theater party will ho given for tho delegates and C'onitlpalluii cauos headache, nau- iscn, dullness, languor, henrt palpita tion. Drastic phslrs gripe, sicken, .weaken the bowels and don't cure. DoMi's Itegulets nit gently uiid cure ronaiipnllon :b ci-nts Ask your druggist. WWvWttltTtWWWWiWHIlW I have ntatonftf) articles In all lines of Jowelry, Flho line of watches for cither ladles or gentlemen. If you nro going to give a waWh as a pres ent I'd Itko to show you my stock. I will make you a prlcon good goods. , 11-et , McIIatton. GHILCOTE 6RICE DRY SLAB W000 I am now delivering first class 16-Inch dry slab wood to any plnco In tho city for 13 a load. Now Is tho tlmo to got your wood cheap, before wot weather begins. V. r. CAHLHON, I.cavo orders at O. K. Transfer com pany or Oregon Harness company. IIIMI, KSTATK I.VHt'HA.NCK K IAKK A HPf'IALTV of close In ro'rty aMj.gol farm lands. So rnuihlr l liw'prVi-rty. I'riii at li'iiliim lgvn allliuiulrles. A few KimnI Imuiea for rent. If you want to liii) nr sell It will pay yoa In e u. Net! lo AiiKrlmn Hold. Plume (Ml ATKINSON ALWAYS HAS IT FOR LESS w CO ATKINSON'S . i LADIES' 51 LK WAIST SALE I Sit s lli7 JUST received from our New York buyer a consign ment of 46 beautiful silk waists. The variety to choose from includes Taffetas, Messalines and Net which are carefully and splendidly made. The one you are looking for may be in this lot. They come in nil colors and are marked to sell at a very low price. P W&wk 1-4 (AH og (At THE: FIRST NATIONALJBANK Of Klamath Palls ANMHM.KH TIIK I.NCHKAHR IK ifM CAPITAL H Iiih,hnj. WITH Ml'IIPl.l'M or M.OOO.IM) On December I, lull, our cosiolltallo wllh The Klamath County Bank Will iHtmiii, iffii live, Dm two liikllluHons from llml " f1 kmxwi a llin KIIWT NATKrNAI. HANK OK KI.AM.UII I'.tMJi. -.'' will iMijr on anil after Drcrmbrr 1st, (lie ipiailrrs of laf l.liuimil 'Vr-.Jr Hank until aurli lime as our iirrrnt Imllillni I" I iiiiiii''ii iu k 11 i n iiertts. Willi our Kreaier rapllnl ami lurreaseU iturklng fertr w " le lulier I'linbleil limn eirr in transact your liuslues ...OPEN... .UIOIJT DKC.KMIIKIl 4lli, ul 121) Main al. A First Class Studio hiiti.nuh'madk dav oh kioiit OI'H MOTTO THIS YKAH "THK IIKaT VKT.' Holiday Annoiincenion L .Virt a llilng tnlssln; as far nn n know. While f" nrtl "J uu aro slamlliiK Ih-IiIiiU lhi liuist i'(tliiilep, Ilia Urges, lh "'' tarrlnl nud Hie Ih-sI rcleil stork of lllanuiinls, Jewvtr), l4,l,,rr'' Cut HlaM, l aril llaud-l'alnltil China auit mcdlniii prl"t Chla Knrnark Urn nml Asyrlan Onlil, Kle. This Is Iim Inst Han hint) eer lud Ilia aasnrs tnofari" for ClirUlniaa or any other Him'. Vim (oulil linrdly exieit us In print a list thai uM "J heri) lomplele. Iluylns In largo quaatltle as wo d"i ' r"" buy imiliMhcuier, Hujr wliau Iho assorliiwiil aro larg". ' run get a better aalacUon, Bve your eouMius ami B" "" premium Sllverwara aa4 Ohtaa. Mall anil TltiboM ofdarf Hllad tha mm stay rw" .. ATKINSONS . H. VWINTERS . THE BIG JIWEtltT STOtt E. R. Pershin I'HOTOOIUVHKIt IP ATKINSON HAS IT, IT'S IN STYLE
