The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 01, 1913, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text0 ij i (t (J k b. ' Amusements .( yr WW lffflin .. el Bt.i ;- . -M ' W BK'U Ibv-I tiTj . L)U L-ilU . Kfl t ff The Temple Theatre "OaM awl GUMer," Olograph Drama "Bared fcjr Fiww Sellg Drama "Vu of the Sierras," ajj Vltagraph Drama . "The SpaM'a aTtaaeeeV i " Patha Drama MATINKK DAILY AT BtM ALL L1CKX8KD flCTURKS ;k ' ; r ' kv Tlie Best RESOLUTION ' For the New Year U that you will from now on buy goods mad at horn la preference to those, made elsewhere. 4M Mala Ha. Maker of Pare Caadjr FISHING TACKLE We hare rirythlng you ace4 for that ashing trip: Meek, Uae. rods, rel, aaaveta. etc We rtal tents, gun and camping THE GUN STORE I. m. CHAMMOW Jacob Mk. Wood Wood Slabftti SE $2.5IC4l Hack TiHiXML'U ttSIi.Whi & IMC4 u u 4ft 3Ca LiiwaiwIWy wh4 4ft, Hii 12ii Leave orders at O.K. Transfer Co. Phaae 871 Cor. 6 aad Mala P. C. Carlson Resolved that I will begin the New Year ,,by getting high quality Groceries y ' ' for 1913 at Van Riper Bros. Phone 851 THE EVENING HERALD W. 0. SMITH " PublUhed dally aicapt twaaar kr Herald PublUhlag Caataaay Klamath fall, at US Faartk it Citorr4 at tke nostoflca at Klamath FMb. Oregon, for tranamlaaton throagh the malla a tacoad-claM matter. Subscription term by mall to any ad dree In the United State: One year 8.00 One month 80 KLAMATtt MIX. OREGON wkdnksday, jan. 1. lots GLAVIS TENDERS HIS RESIGNATION CALIFORXH OONSKHVATION 8KC- UKTARV WRITKS CHAIRMAN PARDF.K HIS TIMK IS HKMAXD Kl BY l'lUVATK Ill'SI.NKSS United Pre Servlca SACKAMENTO. Jan. i. LouTi K. Glavl ba retimed a secretary of the state conservation commission. In a letter to Former Governor Pardee, chairman of the commission. Qlavls etate that hU private business re quire all hla time. No itatement la mado by Glavi regarding charges of corporation ac tivities which Involved htm. LONDON TAXICAB DRIVERS STRIKE RANKS OK THK STIUKF.IUi STKAO- ILY GROWING. AMI TlL.SroR TATION FACILITIES AUK 1UD- LY CIUPPLF.D United Press Service LONDON, JtP. I. Aa a result of the Increased price of petroleum, traf fic Is seriously Impeded today. Four thousand taxlcab drivers went on a strike last night, and more are going out today. The taxlcab men charge that their employers refused to meet the 5 cents a gallon advance In the price of pe troleum and gasolene. Unless this U done, they claim, they will have to pay tbcadvance from their own sal arles. Leading Worker for Welfare of Children JP 7 rx aWCikaHaWaRf wK'S ! f XtfSSSkm ll M W 1 aaavaaaaaaaaaaamwl''aM.'-.'-A I'.il - aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaM i iLLLP v -.,- !. ". . LaaaaaaaaaV . Utl. '' J$m tin (Wiiinls Health of Man and ueasi, ;.!' TTl J.'Tlli v Mrva wx .."! pvvu.ii . te - t j rvi Se22V . Miss Julia Lathrop. director of the United States Children's bureau, at her desk. Ml tathrop has entered Into bcr work with limitless enthusi asm, and she bas the courage to sup port her convictions, decently xho made announcement that no money lalue can be pliced on children' tlvn. and she atierts that because of leilttlnic conditions three out of ery I ten children dlo before reaching the 'irn of trn Team. Her work U to lm "prove those conditions, and It was dub to the appreciation of the.Kuvernmrnl that th welfare of the nation Is Inrrrlv iliixnilint on the trrerva .tlon of the children that Miss Ijtth- Jrop'a Job and the bureau rre created UNIFORMS FOR TEAM ARE HERE HIGH SCHOOL HAHKKT TOSHERS LINK LP FOIt FItlDAY KVKMXG AXXOUXCt:i IIY COACH MORItl- SOX AI.l'MXI PIUCT1CIXG Suits far the high school basket ball team arrived Tuesday, and the high school players will wear them for the first time Friday night, when they play a team chosen from the Alumni Association. The Jerseys are red and white, the school colors. Coach Morrison bas announced a tentative lino up for Frldaya'a game It Is believed that he will glvo all the contestants for position a trial during the game. The game wll bo started by the high school with the following line up: Carter (capLiln) and Hurn, for wards; McCluro or Htanley, center; Boiler and Nail, guards. The alumni line up bas not been announced. LIVERY .with or with- at drivers :SmMI Horses wwij WW MHls , ti. UUGHUN aWaatraat rfcMft Walton Curtis, who has been con nected with the White Pelican for some months, left Tuesday for San Francisco. THE NEW YEAR It la good time of Use rear to meditate, .to think a little about (lie past and more tliaa a little about Use future. The past caaaot be) uadoae, but the future to ours to mould aa aa we will. The year IBIS will be largely what we make It. If we are dissatisfied, k way be that the fault lie whMi ourselves, and It aright bo well to turn a page aad plan some thing different for Use aew year. Come la aad get Use rest of Uie atorjr. CHILCOTt SWKalaSt. PfaeaeM PASADENA ROSE FIESTA BEGINS CIIOU'DS ATTKXDIXO ANNUAL TOCIt.VAMKXT SKK GOIIGKOI'K KLOItAL PAItADK AXD KLK P1IANT AXD CAMKL HACKH United Press Service PASADKNA. Calif.. Jan. l.Tbo annual tournament of roses Is being celobrated here, with crowds from all parts of California In attendance. Tho program this year Is moro elab orate than usual, and In addition to electrical and floral floats and proces sions, a number of novel contests, such as elephant and camel races, have been arranged. Officers of festival associations In cities from Seattle to San Diego are In attendance. It Is their plan to consolidate all festivals and to ad vertise the Pacific coast. CHILDREN E FINE PROGRAM SUNDAY SCHOOL OF KACIIKO IIKAUT CHL'IICH KXTKItTAIXH , I'AHKXTS AXD FIIIKNIM l)' Tilt: CHILDIIKX GIFTS FOIt I'll'II.S JEWELRY FIRM L aaaT- I I asLaaaaaaaaaaw Ba! I SnlDr1! URL Ayd Watch The Big Window At th iUIJwln'ttUriw)r Co, fur argalN JAN. j. .1 DAYS ONLY any Superior While LukcI Wire VA1.UI.SI'K0,M f 1 Ul lJ()R7flC A Superior While liunmel Cup kIvcii with each purch.c Baldwin Hardware Co, Hull, .-.frccl, lietwcnii 4nU 3 J Vx4 will nf. mw Ir This ttild snd (teor ;af II ) lll 1lf klnJl; lake M adtW. I'ut )"i t this slut I "tllaa Juit lh thlat- lor Mk oV j.lllsa. Aad ! alio att a y data ! !. A ' ', Wll CONTINU E XKW STOCK OF GOODS TO UK I'UICHAHF.O FOIt KLAMATH JKWF.LUY COMPANY 11V IA AGKlt H. J. WINTF.IW Instead of retiring from tho field. tli" Klamath Jowetry company will continue in business here. This was mado knewn by II. J, Winters, tho manager, today. Some time before the holiday tho company started a sale for tho pur pose of raising money to satlfy the creditors, and at that time It was planned to sell tho entire stock. Lnough ha been sold to satisfy all claims, and the sale ha ended. Mr. Winter ho ordered many now additions to his stock of goods. IlKAL ESTATE TIlAXBFKItH Tho following realty transfers, contracts, deeds, mortgages, etc., re cently filed with the county clerk, are furnished by the City and County Abstract cempany: Stato of Oregon to Jas. C. Porter. deed, $50, 8K',4 HK4, Sec. 30-28-11. State of Oregon to Jas. C. Porter. deed, C0, NWV4 8B, Sec. 3Q.28.lt. Oregon Inland to Clara II. Allen. warranty dcod. II. lots 19. 20. 21 and 22, block 01, OrTndale. 0. II. Nichols to Mildred J. Nichols. warranty- deed, 1, B NK',, K'A SBti, Sec. 10-40-12, A. If. Eskctson to W. K. Mcllrliln. warranty deed, 10, lot 3, block 3, rairviow No. 2, Margaret Pitta to C. K. Patterson. contract, NW, NKt HW, lots 1 and 2, Sec. 8-10-9. Oregon Inland to Cella K. Hnllunn warranty deed, lot 11 and 12. t.in.v 33, Orlndale. A holiday eierdso that Included even a Christmas tret as given on Monday evening In tho assembly room of Sacred Heart church by the chil dren of the Sunday school. The ex ercises consisted ot a splendid pro gram, and tho efforts of the children won much applause frnn the patent and friends present. Following Is the program rendered. "Xmas (5netln(t".HttilC) Santlmaw Hecltallon "Kitten's XmaV . . Iiestrlce MeAndres Itscltatlon "A Xmas Thought." Charles Itlloy Vocal solo "Caatellano" , Viola Hautlmaw lUcltatlon "iMlnty l.lttlo Slock ing" Irrno Santlmaw Vocal duel "Someone Is Coming Tonight" ....Alice and l.ona (law Recitation "Xmas Trro Farm," Garrett Konop Hecllatlon "I lovo My Papa," Anita l.awrcncu Character song "Kalrlna". . . . Cather'ne Shaffer It'cltnllon "The New Year".. John McAndrewii Mandolin and piano duel "Sil ver Threads Among tho Gold" .... Klcanore and Alnysla Drelier Ilecltatlon "In ilethlehem".,. , Lorctto Konop Vocal duet "Wo Ilellovo In San ta Claus" Alice and Una (law Distribution or Gifts Flnalo "Farewell" Children's Choir (Copyright by t, V. Duck) Dr. Carl I. AUuuig. ho bas bn aplMilnlrd chief of the butru til chrmMry. to sureed Dr WlUy. has Itrtt runtirctrd "lib the ("olttd Htt dp4ttmnl of agriculture for the '.t four yrar. He bas txa tlellng special attention In the buru of plant Industry, and has conduct! a notablo srlr4 of eipttmcs In III rndeaiur to Uarn the raut of drtc in fool plants Dr ,lltf mad a ddrutvry of grvat tatu la stockmen when he found the ptnente of pruuk scld In certain kinds of grM that has poisoned thousands of rattl In the Houthaeak Dr Al.txrg Is a btltt ol Germany but rrcelted his degrrw tram Cntum bla I'ntterslty After a three years' course at the unhenttlte of lUtllu und rttrasbarg he ss appointed In structor of chemistry at th llarsard nrdlrat school, from wblch xxtlot l.r as appointed to the Mt he has Just vacated Dr. Alsberg Is 11 tears old, Thrtr arr two kind of lit.iiranre. , Illltr.Jn M.llrm !. .1.1. 1 LI...I ll t IVZi Main Mrrrl, or .ln.(w cut. We handle l Is ka.ot kef la this (tdd. U iofc Au Oil Utas that t hp ad sfj a4 eovnd, Its nseae ts the "'ife'tlaa." ,rtd It does a( need eoffeO". i'f If It did euldn't kae II fottnd it. :. ii.Mi WILLIAM C. HURN HARDWARE Cut norri t N-- t Wrt Mftlo at "-T TTI-VTXXJUg W. W. Smith of Illy Is n Klamath Falls visitor. William Hum was presented with the 3S picture given away by the F. K. Olds company during the holidays. v ' 1 FAHtllAXItA, MOHSF. Qll lla4lllCa for Simplicity, acicsslblllty, afot)', durability and economy, Hum lug heavy oil, two-tlilrds lower In cost tlinii gasollno. Ilcforo making a purchaio wo Invite you to rail und seo our Knglnc on display, WE HAVI! YOU MO.VKY SPERRY BROS. 1010 Mala St., Opposite Teatli KMMATH FALIi TASTE. SHELL UND HEARING RESUMED MMI'I.K. IIAItMLIMS ItKMI'.ltV yncKi.v iti:i.n:iM cataii. ItHAL DILFMH The thousands who suffer the mis- lerlca of colds and catarrh and claim they have never found a euro can gel tnstaut rellvf by simply anointing the nostrils with Kir's Cream Halm. I' n I IV o Internal medicines which uiscl the stomach, or strung snuffs which only aggravate tho trouble, this cleansing, healing, antiseptic Halm In stantly reaches the seal ot the trouble slops tho nasty discharge, clears the noso, bead and throat, and brings back the sense of taste, smell and Im prove tho hearing. Moro than this, It strengthens tho weakened and dis eased tissues, thus protecting you against n return of Ilia trouble. This remedy will cure a cold In a day, and preterit Its becoming chronic or re sulting In catarrh. Nasal catarrh Is an Inflammation of tho tnembrano lining tho air pass ages, and cannot be reached by mix tures taken Into the stomach, nor can It bo cured by snuffs and powdora which only cause additional Irrita tion. Don't waalo tlmo on them, (let n CO cent bottlo of Kly' Cream Halm from your druggist, und after using It for a day you will wish you had tried It sooner. Mother should glvo tho children Kly's Cream ilulm for colds nnd croup, It Is perfectly Imrmloss, and pleasant to take. ll 5) ' lr rVv ! II YOU ARE in n i: i: i of Mae) la fan )oal da bt h.alUI" lo u rilel Tfwel ftd lUvlaat lA b,I .k Ikes for a ! TH rn untr al as i4r lo )mi, but also will eUUU J aatlMag wish t sm rrlalha lis laodstn dale banking tftislstres m are rpt(tly aolllllsd First Trust and Saving! Bank Klamath Falls, Orctfoi. JL, KM MATH FAI.M hmo imcsi: Kule llrprel l twin I'tay (We I'Uex. Is MelNMny nkwl wtlter leHg . MIr- Hukra at tV al (lr. Taalac aa4 Hepsira. Aarary fur Mag aa.1 ! N-hIm Matliiae (Miser llr Mtlirr. Xku aa4 'Mmm lt fik asvl MaeHeaeavi Hooka, Ma lluetrsy m Pklairav, It. MAlMtK.V, frorrtHor Tit Mala M. Ju.l nuts, i;.H.n (.minute Hrr orK Hlr Umlalo lUeemts, Sir. iaaaai FliMaaaaaaaaaaaaaal OUfe BUSINESS- IS BANKINQ WE take care of our customcru WE can Htipply your every bnnklnR need WE wish to aerve you THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Capital $100,000 YOUR WINTER'S WOOD DrySlatWood,$3.00c Block Wood, 3.50 load All kinds of hody wood Terms Strictly faalt. Pelican Bay lumber Co. Wood Yard R. M. BOILER, Mgr. Leave order at Hamakri-H Grocery, Phono I till I Gun Store, Phone ftOIl r;. ' - ' -U' r. " A "r"' DON'T COUGH . Scud to Uiulurwood'a and Ktl n bottle of NYAUS White Pine and Tar U will relieve the Irritation, aoothe your ikroiit and Htop the Coii?h. del a bottle and sltcp well tonight. Urjr Bottlta 30c U N D E RWOOD'S Corner Main and Seventh gT'Jyy&i. 1UI t (i f -W'rfw , . . . . ' .BS3BS