The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 13, 1913, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. t. X u .. Ati .rf' i r , I n The -Temple Theatre matin kk dai!. at : all mcknskd picturhs "The Widow's Might," Vitagraph CoMedy "The LoreW," Edleoa Drama "The Taming rotat," ' Kalea Drama w- "The Great Arabia Prayer." Paths Educational THE EVENING HERALD W. O. SMITH. Pubttshsd dally easst eadey ay Herald PubllahtBg OeMgaay el KlaMath rails, at lit Iwartk M. Entered at tke nestoRee sA KlaMath PsJts, Oregea, tor traasM toalea through tke Malta M seeoad-elMs Matter. duusrrtpttun terms by laall to any ad dress la the United 8Uta: One year ..-.... .1.,. 16.00 One month . . 60 WOOD Dry Slab ..Wood, leVtara. .gaUle Dry Kir Slab, Ift-lach. . . .S4.ee ie-lnch Italy Wood gtLge 16-lncli Limb Wood ffcM Hot Factory Block, load, .tl.ee KLAMATH FUEL CO., (Successors to O. IVytoa.) OflceV US Fie. Phea S4SR F1SHIN6 TACKLE We have everything you need for that fishing trip: Hook, line, roda, reh, basVcts, etc We r.i.t tcutf, guns kud camping cut&t THE GUN STORE J. H. CflAMHKRS Phone KM iambs Mk. KLAMATO PALLM. - OKsMMlN THURSDAY, MARCH IS, ltlg Weather CoaiHttoa for Match Date Max. Mia. Weather 1 II 10 aaew eieeeeeaeeeeee4a VlMl 3... 44 IT Clear 4 .41 10 Clear 5 44 II CUar 6 47 II Clear 7 41 II Clear 9 41 14 Clear 9t..... ..SI IB Clear 10 51 II PtCl'dy 11 eeeaeeeeeeaae 4J H dOttVjT II K II Saew MICKLE DEMANDS GLEAN DAIRIES NRW, STATK KtKHi AND DAIRY COMMISSIONER HOLDS IT 18 MOT AN INTRUSION, HUT A MA. TKRIAL AID Block Wood Pre get aH MM at R, 'report that there la mm kt tewa. Jaat leave aa order. IR Green Slab Wood v r it) inch1 Block Wood : Pry Slab Wood 16 inch and 4 foot Limb, Body Wood ,, 4 ft., 16' in. and la in. Leave orders at O.K. Transfer Co. Phone 87 Car. a and Mala P. C. Carlson , Grocery Buying Uraeary baying eaeeld hare - careful attegUea. It'a easy ta atake a Mistake. Wa beUsve 1 better groeerles ara tka ekeaasr groeerles. - Caret al bayera ataa ,kaow tkla. Oraaary aaytag la year bastaess aad Grocery . Selling r i 1 We satt-aaiy-i,.aa we east la ear ."better", groceries. Uism for tka least Van Riper Bros. Phena 85 H r SUGGESTS CI6ARS IN ROAD BUILDING REFORK COXiin PRO VIDHS FOR A SMALL TAX ON CIGARS TO RK USKD IN PAVMO HIGHWAY- SYSTEM WASHINGTON,. D, a, March II. The tobacco users of tkla ceaatry cam build a systeM at paved klgkways earn nectlng every stata capital aad pass ing through every city of eoMMarelal Importance wltkla Ave years, aad aev er realise tkay ara delag It, aceerdlag to Represeatatlve Warbartea, who has Introduced a bill with this object la view. Mast of tka Moaey waald be contributed by clear SMokers, aad the Warburtoa bUl weald Useeee a tax of Ifteea-kuadreeHke at a saw am cigars sclllag, under S seals, taree teatk of a seat aa 10 seat ssnakaa. aad sU-teatka at a aaat oa tkaaa ra tailing above IS casts. Sack a tax weald brlac la 0.009,00 a year. and eaUMaUag tka aaat of tka read at $15,006 ar aula, tka proposed ays- tea could be paid, far f roM tkla soarse la about iva ysara. Tke aalleat features of tka War- burtaa alaa ara: Kvery cKy af arar loe.teo BoaaMtlaa lalaeatad aa a Mala trunk Use; twe-tklrda of tka cities of Mora tkaa 10,000 ara oa a aula traak line; every capital of tks United States is oa a Mala highway; every-seaport ever 19,000 la oa a main line, aad over twotklrda of tka people of Us United States wlU reside ba a Mala llaa'or wltkla taa mUss af a., Tka total Mlleaaa la abaat II,- ooOMllaa. 'The Mil also provides for braask reads to every eMy af 10,000 prerM Ing It eaa be rsaeksd wltkla Sfty lies; la ease tka dMiaaso la'ayaatsr, tke govenuaeajt wlH aadsrtaka to bulld.the ifty Miles; If tka state will construct tke balaaes. Tkara ara amly about sevea ettloe af 10,000 tkaa arty miles fraa oae of tka Uaas. A note of warning to milkmen who keep thotr dairies la anything bat n strictly sanitary condition is sounded b) State Food and Dairy CoMMlsalon er J. W. Mlckie in tho monthly bul letin of tho coMMlaslon, which has Just beea Issued. This Is the first bulletin Issued since Mtckle assumed oBce, and In it, ho outlines his pol icies to a certain extent "Dairying has become highly com merclallsed," says tho report "A generation ago each farm fas a sort of a klagdoM of Its own. Uttls was sold from tka fara, aad Much 1 bought Practically all tkat tke farm er and his faMlly ate aad Muck Uat thsy wore were produced oa tka fans, There was Uttls commskm! iatsr- course with tka farmer la those days. "Today, every tamer specialises la oae or two commoditlee, aad depsads upoa the coauaea Market for every thing else that ha uses. As a reevK, dairying has so ckaagad tkat tka dty coaauMer ao kmgsr gets kiss apply of Milk, butter or cheeee froM a eertaJa farm frlead wkoaa prsMlecs ka the opportunity to Inspect Oa taa contrary, tka Milk aad cream froi hundreds of dairy farsM Is placed la eaa vat te ba either bottled aad de livered aa swset Milk er creaM, or churned lato butter aad placed oa the coMMoa Market Tho eoaauMsr Is compelled to buy froM the commob Market aad ao opportualty la afforded blM to know where, or under what condition It la produced. Being, tkero- fore oa a plana ot coMMerdallsi equal to that of other coMModltlea, tho productloa aad sale ot dairy pro ducts Must have sense stata saser- vUlea If ths coasuMsr la to be safe guard sd. Dairy InspecUea'Must thsretere aet he looked upoa aa aa la trustee; bat as a MaUrlal aid, aa aid by way ot education nnd aa aid te tke keaset dalryMaa. la tkat It preveaU diakoa est competttiea. Muck iMprevoMaat has takea Haee la recent years by way ot slMpls, la sxpeaslve aad sanitary eeabrivaaeas. botb la se,alpMsat aad la Methods about ths dairy. Baaltary sUlk for dairy cows, well veatilated aad Uat ad sUbles aad aaaitary ateaaHa are cheaper la the loag rua tkaa tke old saaiury klad, and we will supply, tke plans aad urge tka use of tkteilM proved Methods, ns wsll as 'equip ment. We found n number of cases ot short-weight butter ia practically all pans or toe state, indicating uat K la general among creameries as wall as farmers who Make dairy batter te cat slightly la tks wslgkt Whea butter sells for a good Scare. as at present, n shortage of aa'enace per roll Means 7 per ceat Increase la the profits of the Manufacturer, aad e a 7 per eeat laerease la the east to tke coasuMsr. Tkla. ia unfair to both parties, as well as a vielaUoe ef the law, drafted to sever that specila purpose. .MHaanaMBMBMMamMMfBMMMMBMMMMMMMBMMV BaMsnMasaMasnmMSMwsaMaaMaaawsMaMaaMaa . ,,.. . HImkk&SZZZZZmZTTZmZSSflml '' If. Supreme Court Justices Watching Inaugural Parade a-M---w-w-mM---a-nMM m - 4-, M Mk JKL 4rWf smmmmmI wPsHMMMMaasV 1SI7 JU'inl nMMMMmUBEjSBaaw TTVl aa-M mmmmmmmmmmVmmmmmmmmmmQbmmmmmmIsmmmmm SummmmmSBLmmW I HaMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM)ll . . " WILSON BLAMES MANY WARRANTS ARE ACCEPTED K RHCORO 9i WOMT- , WARRANTav HYTMB or COUNTY OANOaOiLMM A .record la wsrrsat occurred Wedaesdar wkea fll,0 worth. of county warrants war ted ia the sbsrif's omse la peyMeat of As a result of, ths assspUnse of warrants ia payment of taxes. It la bow dlmcult to secure warraaU for less tkaa 100 seats oa tke dollar. SYSTEM FOR EVIL U. 5. DETECTIVES SEEK EVIDENCE ROOTUNKlKRti AUK WOUHIKIt OVKR THK PRKNL'K IN KLVM ATM FALLS OF TWO MtX'UKT MUtVlCU AOKNTM Bootleggers -who have operated) among the Klamath Indians havoi been seriously worried for ths pail tea days because of the pretenco hero of two secret service agents of the Indian dspartMsat. I Three arrests have been niudo, and i It Is reported that considerable etl-. dence has beea collected. The two government men left tho. city this moralag. It U not believed ( that they aspect to return soon. t la addition to making a thorough lavestlgatloa, the government agents Interviewed a aumbcr of suspects, r sgalnst whom ao deflnlte evidence ceald be secured, and earned them to quit selling ths redskins whiskey. ' CIIIKr ItAIIHI OF THIS IIIIITIHII KMI'IIIK AND lllrt WIFK BOARD CHOOSES DEPOSITORIES F1VK KLAMATH TOWNS DE81G-, 1 NATKD STATES TKXTOOOK COMMIHSION TO ANNOUNCK, NKW HOOKS IN JUNE Depositories for school books ars named by tho stats textbook commis sion In a circular Issued by the state bosrd of education. Over 200 cities and towns In Oregon nre named tBMsnl4 ImW mBHsai, dtSMMMMPl vS bmmVmAu. ,"ivrl' SMMMMMMBBvL, MtEsMV bmmmmmmmmmmmbmmT mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmI aWPBsWWHaPQZlBK5K7WBJaW GOOD PRINTING Ih an ImportHiit fmstor in any biiHiticsa. and ol'lon contributes toward iuicccsm j Lot us show you our stock of bond paiwr and print for you n lino of ollico Rta. lionury which will prove u buHinvag gutter W. Or SMITH PRINTING CO. roURTH OTrlCICT, aCTWKKM MAIN ANO KtAMATM aWClALMrT MAYOR OT BKRaTjBTJtY SAYS CaTJCAOO IJf VMBTMATSOK SHOWS INNBS WORKS OV CAP rfALMM ' UBltediiessaervles BERKELEY, March ll-"lf Us Chicago iBvsstlgaters wish to" strike at tke root of tae'evsTtker Mask strike at tke fuadsmeatsi wraaga of tke ospiUUstlc systeM." Tkis to Us policy of J, Stltt Wilson, soelallst mayor of Bsrksly, would apply late fke lavsstigatlon of working girls' wages ia' Illlaois. CoaUaulag kls sUteMeat tks suyr declared: "The girls Must assent low wages la a competitive labor Market bssause tke busbaaes aad ether brsadwiaaers are exploited bya MoaegslisUs evil whisk coaceatrates tke aasald esralsga of Ubor la ike kaadsef tke MpttalieUs VI I IWII 'i ' f 'wkMMI ED V -m: ,H. . w am' w m!3 Wn$!eW!$M Today's aews today iavThe Herald. i-BMVMMMiaV.WrtN- iL.-V-- I , JVa fsMKR TSVRT 3P. ivmmwima smem una MaMnaMT V Btftti iTTflatr'1 f .m, JBbbK. VMIMMnMVaMraWMrM fMMMMM MrBhMMMMMejMSaAWMSM MM - TaBMMMtyiaMMMal'fM B. -"l' Ik T? I t WaBBBZLd-Mili JVWNWKVKtamY "or Wednesday. . J r'l??P!Pt'lfr ' .' SMaaMfr'sf,ssshOMr. Tswa aad . . ,. i I ' '' " ' - HAf ,.y JShgfca? . f vtusaa,' aMag deswtetire sketch e( -7 , '-' - S. gEMMMVjfisaLaRMMMMMMMMMMMMMHral I 4 "" P"V sJsiaMSBMMV gWaafddlgVMj feS HHJ 0lBBSm BMgSSBBdl A dallfRMBVdkdt dbJP -" 5.! f99t99t!!Kc9t I BMrMaaaUBMBMBMMMBdV aJsVat ha "! MMMaatl Bsi m9 mWwmMmf WWHwWmWM mw WWm i' BMWgtMMf 4WMHmK I f ttm cismsisfctreifrr. nisaii ay store, 'edhse erbeMe, .eesMt &&t!ts jfcSirl- I Bisuslasm ssdiassfssslisi t , mjaMi ' r mmSKKV 'l''NWrTIBII9WMnSl i 'whaaMMMMMaMMMaMr ' i . .11 m-v-GFw. ..J.tfrr. 1 mmSBBmmmamMm MBMMMMMMMMMaaBMMMMMMMaMW' f. WMSSBajMBVSRPWBPMvaMMVBrW s'' f J3f r. vjrw"' , Tv SignflEf) . v , ? , - nil T W. Lawrsase was a Merrill vis- Itabbl Joseph Herman Herts, chief .. rabbi of tho llrltfsh empire, und hli depositories where school books Must ' w,fo bnv" ,nlle,, tor London. whr be sold. .uauui iieru win assume his now Ths towns In Klamath aad Lake '' " ' ho Hrsl rnbbl to be counties follew: (appointed to me ewer omco since the KteBUth Bonanza. Blr. Portlroturn of Ul Jew l0 London in KUmatb, Klamath Falls, Merrill. "omuens timo Lake Adel, Ukevlew, New Pino1 Creek, Palsloy, Silver Lake. I- The new textbook commission will decide In June oa the books to be used In the schools for the coming six ,-j years. It falls to the stats board of sdu- catlee to name the school book depos itories, ss it Is roqulrsd that books be placed on saUTia ths designated cities aad towns la Oregoa. 8usrrlbe for Tho cents a month. Herald, fifty Itjv, II. B, Kxton ot London has declined to officiate at any mors wsd dings until tho word "obey" Is omit mi irom mo ritual and women are put on on equality with the men. GRANDMOTHER USED SA6E TEA TO DARKEN HER FADED OR GRAY HAIR Misew With Hulplwr, It Makes Hair Sort, MsauUfaL Cares DsadrwY The use ot Sags aad gulakur for restoring faded, gray batr te Its nat ural color dates back t graa'dmoth' sr's time. She kept ker kalr bsautl fully darkeasd, gloesf, aaa abundant with a brew of Bsge Tea apd Sulphur. Whenever her hair feH eat or took on that dull, faded or, streaked appear ance this simple misters was applied with wonderful eteet But ths brewing at home Is mussy d out of date. 'Nowadays' skilled .; skeMists do this better tkaa oursslves. Vy asking at any drugstore fer,th ready-to-use product, eaUed, ''Wyetb's age aad Sulphur Hs4rlteMSdy('i yeu will got a Inrgo bottlo for about 60 cents. Home druggists i,,,,, t10r own, which Is usually too sticky, so Insist upon gottlug Wyeth's, which can 110 iiopoiidud upon to rcsloro nat ural color and beauty to tho hair, nnri Js splendid for dandruff, dry, feverish ucuy scalp and falling hair. A well known downtown druggist ays niS customers Insist of Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur, hocause, they say, It darkens so naturally and avnv that nobody can tell It has been op- i-iiou-. 11 B so oasy to use, too. You simply dampen a snonso or soft hr...i, and draw It through your hnlr, tak- i huo sirunu at a time. Do this at night and by tnornlug the gray hair disappears; uftcr another application or two It Is restored to it ..., color and looks glossy. i0ft ,Bj h. dant, Wmi, I mbbPeIK! s5f4atN niiMMNC RtPAWS ARC NOT NLCCSSARY ubN the luslallatlon 1ms betn dans properly aad according to aessn Methods ef saallatlon, eirvpi sker iuliabts rsrelsssncM on tho pru sf tervsuts or others innkr It Irarers. tlvs. Have your new work dont fc? Orsstry and It will be rlslit. or If rs nutted our forre of skllltd nl njrl. enred workmen are at your unite. . rGRCCLLV I KMMATII FALIJI i Ml'MK) HOt'Ni: I stele Kprwotilr of aksf H.sa Clay a t'u,' llaN, iht I Htetaway aad othrr Imdlsg It- sax. Other mskr. at wnsst le prkee, Taalag mid llrsaks. Agestrg for Magrr and Waits mmm: Mashlae. Ollur Trat r rkere, VMur anil IMln Ms, imto aad Machlar. Hooks, Shv Ilimsry aad I'irtarr. H. MAtWKN, I'mprlrtor Tie Mala Hi. hum, iMiMisi s.iiihsute Kerimls, lri if-sslsMfe Krnl, air. fKftBULWBkWLWkWLW LsmmmmmbHT tsHal P9Vs9sbmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmI Bbm 11 1 Chapped Hands? Now ia the time you will need WITCH jHetfCI. ALMOND CREAM A lotion unaqualtd) (or chapped handa and sore lipa. Try a bottle and be convinced 25 ceitt 1 Whitman Drug Co n I a i it i i t .i i DON'T COUGH ' Send u Urgitwood'i arid gftabottltolNYAL'S White Pine and It will relieve the lrrltatkm, oe4lie year throat nd stop the Cough. (Ja iMjiand ilecp well tonight. L,arge BottUM 50c UNDE R WOlO (D ' S Corner Main aad gVavtatli" . ' . ' . "f, " ' -t V 1 4 T );rt v -y - r r 1