The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 08, 1912, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texti SIEEl MISIRP. REARING CUflETKI IS IDIEllY MMllr lionR, Ucalgnel m War Cnft, nd Will Hue Arma MM at Two Rapid Fire Uuim for tat Ajsalaat Inlsalcal JW. Ualtad PrtM Bwttea KIEL, Germany, March S. A "attar alrahlp U ncarlng completion hare. It la a departure from recoK altcd dirigible alrahlp construction. balng conatructed largely of sttel. It ll pipe or cigar shaped, without a enr or gondola beneath. The now avrlal craft la 495 feet tonic, greatest height 71 (eat, and width SI feet. It weighs bout 18 tons, and has a lilting ca pacity of 26 tons. It Is designed pri marily as a "war" airship, utnl wlU bar an armament of two rapid fire gaaa. -MIMMD HI'S CARE EMS IMMENSE HEM Ore Meeee Piece Uramleml Karh Maatti as Foartecn Sewing Ma. ckJae Are Kept Running to Make Needed Repairs laundered ench month In this depart ment of the rnllrond, and each plcco U carefully gone over by Inspectors In order to detect tears or pieces thnt. ore beginning to show wear. At the commissary department of the South cm department of the, Southern Vn clflc at Oakland there Is maintained n linen repair room, where, thousands of napkins, tnblo cloths, dish towels cooks nnd waiters' apron", etc, h:o to bo kept In perfect condition nil of tho time. Fourteen electrlcnllj ott. crated sowing machines are runt-Inn steadily eight hours of e :ry six w ee': daye. These machines hno been to constructed that n Iiolo In a piece c tnblo linen can be darned so well thai It Is sometimes Impossible to detect tho stitches from the original wenu Kvory piece of soiled linen. n It ts brought In from n trip Is counted It Is ngnln counted when II goes to tho laundry, and another careful count and Inspection takes place, when It Is returned. Women do all of this work. A majority of tho women em plojes who handle this linen were de pendent upon railroad men who hao been maimed or killed In tho railroad sen Ice, nnd tho Southern Pacific, In fttiiHlnvhii, u nniitn fn rthfe ft.rk ulvn preference to the dependent relatives of those men who hao been Injured or kltld In tho service. Opera House Saturday, Sunday WATTS and. LUCAS r'i-f &gp W -m " Jff - .. xa.'fii c "T l.f mi- ' wnmm' imW&m t m srtsb-YQ-sss-ni . ? ,t-4V&WS . . tL ..... 3 V. :i VM ft" vv mlv '"mis. " .jUsjBI am"! n..ivsm&zw?A. 'xmmm x ;& 2i..'jtAmt' rT "-'flitSEl' ,jLl(9S ?iVS'isssssBEravliv; i J . Jlr ?r is"i iVarV' J I yggtea&ffliizy&ix WILL PRINT MANY BALLOTS FOR THE COMING PRIMARY California'.. S,sivti) of Wall- Will lime Noil) Ihroo Tlu.-.n-.Mrtiiy Htrmk OIT ... HogMrnMl for ll' Prliiiitri f United Tress Service SACUAMI'NTO Mnieh s lltisee retary of stale bus .l-.UIed In III"" two and two-third llmen i man) ballots printed for tin. Ma) pionlden tlal pilin.tr n tho number nf '-tcrs for the prlmar) of H'lO 11.. belle Ihls will allow Hiilllcleiitl) for III-' wo men oter and tho gt"" ,,f "'" men's vole. FOR RENT Afat tlstAmMl4s1 katss. owlnic dolilnaa Legal Blanks, Stationery Typewriter Rlbboni And Paper Everything In Muilc MULLER MUSIC COMPANY Mh'ui slrcct, between 7lh and 8th facial to Tbe Haraifl SAN rRANCWCO, March 8. How woaM you tike to wash an average of 190,000 napkins each month of thi year, Mrs. Housekeeper? How would yon like to launder the same number , of dlsb cloths every thirty days? If yon bad to launder 40,000 table cloth l each motnh which Includes starch lag and Ironing wouldn't you bu pretty tired at tho end of each day's work, especially If you also had 'o keep all this Unen In repair? Oar ot the tablo linen Is Just ono asall Hem that haa to be attended to by tba dining car department ot tho eitkefft Factfc company. An aver age of 118,000 pieces of linen are PARALSIS CASE OF GIRL PUZZLES MANY DOCTORS' i l'rtllent, 21 Ycnr Old, Suddenly Ue cmcrs From Malady After Ili'lnjt' IktMUiMen for Kite Ycnt-, WhlMi U Iti'cnribtl n Mlmrlc Those kui vlHt difff..it onuo-1 " ' " .t-cl !-. '. fenlur luic Mndgc t.tici-. ti woiUU Krenie t eontortlonlsi. nnd their famous stlU dance. In addition to our reguloi tttn of 4 000 feel ot Illm Thes- clever artUtu will nppenr tot two more nights mil. in n new feature act ou hne tjever seen before Saturday night, n 'ante to follow after tho show, l'rlecs onl 10 and 20 e nt. Don't mlw this grenl program because tho prices are the.ip Your ndmlstlon cheerfully refunded by asking for same. United Press Sorvlce I LONDON, March 7. The entire' medical fraternity of England Is ttlll puzzling over tha caso of Dorothy Kerln, tho 31 ear-old girl, whose sudden recovery from altuoit total , paralsls a weeK ago, utter sho bnd been bedridden five ears, Is regarded by her friends an nothing less than n miracle. After being sont homo from n hos pital, to tho amazement of her rela tives stro aroso from her bed nud John and I)avo Shook are In the walked tibont the room In full poesee-telly from their ranch nl Hair). Thev slon ot nil her phyalcal and mental jieport that thoro are pi nt of ducks faculties. Rxplalnlng h'r strn.o ex- and guecsa tlylng about, besides n iwrtcneo sho snld: pltnlltnl supply of water In tho s..- "I was oiil) faintly inclous wIieitroiindlng icuntry for the cattle. I saw a iheet of fire. 1 felt two warm I KInninth I.odgo No. 13T. I O. 0. I . hands take mine and ft voir wbla-' holds Us regular meeting tonight at penxl thnt m sufffrlnga were owr.tTtSO Work In the first dgroe. ls I looked np and saw father nnd molli- Itor cordially Invited, er staudlng by." The doctors caaaot explain her re- 1iNDAV-l'AltH Allt Hill II. I Il.lV 1. 1. 1. 1' I. .11 I.I ' covery. Sin) Your Tree. Thofe wishing spraying, (.running tranplanllng.or other tree work sat isfactorily done will plonse leave tb'lr orders wlthO A Strang Phono 5 J 3 4-0 1 M M KINO t'l Ited Pres Servlco PAHIS, March 7.- lator Stltiey flew from London to Parts without it'.piltn.. 217 mile. In HIS minute He Innded at IM) He lensccnded In t l monoplane this nft innoi) Intcnd- r i . return iwnioN Nerie'i: iiv ir.mi.N petsoiiH are hereli. Iiotllled to J not Kl'o credit ot tiansrul an bml ui'ss of nnv kind to or with Jomph tf Seed, n man of the ng of l'iil '. )enrn Dated March t. It' 1 2 J HAIIAII i: Hl'l'l'!". (lenrdlau of tho Person nud Ustalo, of Joseph S Seeds 8-1-" j GHILCOTE&RICE ' iii:.i. i-sr.vri: iNsniANtK Wi: MAKi: A HPm.U.TV of close lii proierly nnd gHl farm lands. No tumble H li prorty. l'ri'iii al li'iltloil lg'li nil Inquiries. A few tfiicd liuii-e for rent. If V'li nnt t l.ii, nr sell II will pay yon In mt us. SrM In merlrnii Hotel, rnone ooi Cheapest accident Insutniue l)r Thomas LVIertle Oil. .Stops the pain nud heal the wound All druggists sell It. Don't forget the big dunce at llnus. Ion's Saturday night llest music In loan nl op.rn house Hatutday night Danco 0 SO 1 . SBBMSSSS-i m -- - WOOD WOOD ... i.rkvvvnoi, P()M TMB BOX FACTOKY I'OIHI.I-tHrT IIODV AMI I.IMil WlMIII VVT KIIOM I.IVi; IIMIIHH HIXTKKN IN47II WHV AMU I.IMII WiHl IIHV HUH WtMHI Delivered Anywhere in ThclClty I.KWK OIIIIKIM AT O. K. TIIANHr-KH rWl"H III.IM STI OH IIIIMIOX IIAHSKMH CO.. Mt MAIN HT. I'llOM'.BTl C. CARLSON "I suffered habitually from consti pation Donn's Hcgulets relieved nnd slniigthencd tho bowels, so that thoj hnvo been regular user slnre " A K Davis grocer .Sulphur Springs. Tez Well Known at the Bank issssssswatsBwanssTssssnBBsssas Vou cannot cumputu tho value ol a builneis dllicincuwith a qood bank until necoUy re quires its exercise. Advice, coMrtey, lin untidl ticcommodation and buine credit accrue throunh btink relatloasliip. MAKE I HIS BANK YOUR BANK The First National Bank Of Klamath Falls The New Rugs Arrived Today Bring your Sales - Slips and take your choice of these beau tiful rugs FREE GOLDEN RULp 411-15 ruin St JU jl 4. im V "NOiMAr.J" I I ' VhM HAT . I 1 i " 1 ''4, 1 e7?SW5fS PtTjSrFTr:'-! mmpQmafa sssi VS'V'V'f. 7N (?5) rJL-j ,j JK&S&giMgm .gLa 1LLJ l rSSWHg5WS -is!afli w Klamath Falls lias never had a greater showing of Spring Merchandise at any one ; . tVion irMi9ii fin1 hprA tnHftV IJL t. iXLCZAI yUlM. IX HUM m-W ws4y W . WPP 1 1 It, ismj -uufl r x. t r " r WSJ Kf-fU . "if" 1 i . &m 'r; astV. I. TsKl 11 " ' " "" f JSm s& . asskssss&V . v,'"L. c H!l,.r )?. jmv lSSKV V. Ul ((. T SsssssmisKlsssssssssssssl -ssi !h3Mm&m$ 'Mffi&m .X,., ?"-.-5vL .sasssssnVssssHV'JssssssssssssssssssssssK f - --sU: " - 'JM.i J.(r - -. jbs: ''bssssssTVa " rL'z ts?ZT7CT O-s7 iw- IssssssssssssV SUi ' ,jassssf-r,1'---ai'--'B-,rWli -I "TlasKs. ssssl W air - --C"21 asssssssssW J AiBssssssssr ' mlj VRS, "WK'Vli f.'DT Till! CiOOHS" Its I III: IIKHSVMtS Ol' IM)l.l,lt.V WOltlll, IVIl li:t AH; ol' hit i.irn.i vai.vi: 'io rs i:xci:iTTo sr.M,. wiiv? 1111:111: is i:.oi-(,u mi'ih iia.ndisi: in tiii: .stohij to uisr fs i.ndividi'ai.i.v.moiu'tIian 'iwo iii'.mui:d vkaiis, hit with tiik :. or I'VWtYOXi: IX KUMTH TOCXTV WHO IH'Vh IHIS I'l.ASS OP HOODS, WH'U, IIAVII TO HK.N'll Ol'lt iiL'vi:itTOTiu:(iiti:vr i:.sn:iiN maiimts vrai.s roit i'ai.u its votit iii:i,i wi: want, and roit THAT KI'AHOS THIS AIlVUll'I ISmilSXT IS HIIIli: TODAV. WK WA.NT VOI"IO KNOW WHAT WK IIAVI! TO SI'lil.; Till: QCAI.ITV, Till: MKi:, 'I UK SIVI.I'.S AND Till: IMIK'I-S AT WHH'H VOII ('AN IH'V IIHIIi: AT IIO.MIt l-'OII, AND IIW II I II II KATIHrACIION Ol' SIIIIIMI 'I Hi: (iOODS, THVIMI Tlli:.M ON, inc. AND Wi: KNOW Ol NO HiriTI It .Y 'I HAN TO M'l'ND A I'lAV M('Ki:iX TO TIII.I, VOII WIIIMI vou Ai:i: ursTiNo and hi:adinc audit 1111: ihoisands or doi,i,.iis' .woiith or rioon mhii iiiandisi: tiit awaits vorit inspkition at this stoiii:. Hansen's Railroad Gloves n tli- lt fitting, bent winlr.g Kiowa made, ami th mt Vol1 no inoi Tu be sur. joi don t ' .i' 10 !.'? ,1 in lral man tofar n ' I'.m 1 guvi, foi nicc'iatilm, far r.ci ,, lit iffMirii and ivtrbud. eh' Hint c rs gloves want tbe Jf'St so long . tie prlc Is th some Tho best all-leather gtmes from per pair, ft 50 down to 5Qc Men's and Boys' HIGH TO? SHOES Are just in season now Woyeiibern, Orlultml Chlp-iawn, tliu Intrnntloiial Sluio Cutujmny nnd Darker Drown, nmkorb of Bood-for-bnd-bots' bIioch I mvp nil placed Im inaiiao stocks of bIioou liere for dlstrl butlnn, 11 ml It's here mid bore alonn li, Klainiith I'allH tlint Dig hIiou iiroblem for tlii' entlro family enn be solved to your best Intoiost, If Interrsled In n IIIkIi Top BI100 I' sine to sio our W'yerberu Bpexlal black or tan at, pur pair, K f"jQ 'New Spring Millinery Here today and will have its first showing Saturday, March 9th We'ro not solnis Into dutnll describliiK tlio now nlnetien twelvii styles In Milliner), as It Isn't our ambition to monopolize tbo spnto In this pnper, for, after nil vu tould Buy our efforts Mould bo n decided Inllurn. i.mr wiiiMiin mm oi.-iy Kin men, tun- mo inviled to lslt tlin store ond Inipcrt llio iminy new creations winch will bo on dlsplny Saturday ySitxA-" sy,,vvr" il-wir) t-t Wl-w assssss'. & mmw I OAT-r H T.ALLS OREGON 411-13-15 Main Street "COLLEGIAN" and "BEST EVER" CLOTHES Men's, youiiK men's and boy's cloth- Iiik of the hlKber type, nnd iiierclmn- lino that bus been given it trial In Klamath county as to Its trim worth Don't take our ttunl for It, but ask our nelKhbor our friend or mtMl niDoiid you see, for tiundreiU of Iliou nro now cIoIiik excellent servlco rlr.ht In )our presenra. Notlro the will dressed man nr lny )')U meet so ofleu, ami ten to tins Hilt cftTrks n "CtillfKlan" or "licit. Kter" label moni of llio time ttinn uii) other innke. Why shouldn't tlc7 Tho rust Is less nud tho wino crrninr. Boys' Suits upward from $3.50 Mens' Suits upward from $7.50 mmamMmmssimmsmmmi mj- ' -rzJi mm. ws&s&wm 1