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

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Newspaper Page TextIjffikf GCIDE P'HWtMMMi Houiton'i OPERA HOUSE DARK TEMPLE THEATRE "The Spy's Defeat," Eseaay Feature la S Parti "It Waeat Prieoa After All," EdUon Comedy "The Wartime Stee," Kalem War Story MATIXKK DAILY AT S:S ALL UCKMSBB I1CTCRMS STAR THEATRE MulcMoTiet ud Vawtarille PROGRAM TONIGHT TCK8DAY AND WKBXBWAT "The Sergeant's Secret," Kay Bn 3-Reel Feature 'Grip of Jealoesy," Ramo Drama "When Ghost MM Gaest," Taaahaaser Comedy Mm FKd Wee oatl Her Coaapaajr, la Vaaetoille's Latest Creealea, "ELECTRAP08E." MTAK TMBA' STEERS, HOGS, MUTTON FIRMER PORTLAND'S CATTLK SUPPLY LIMITED LAST WHKK. HRSULT 1XG IX GOOD PRICES FOR STOCatMKN Pure Upper Lake ICE Delivered anywkere Ir the city A. P. HUTCHINS Phone 270 W Grocery Buying Grocery buylag should hav earatal atteetloe. It'a easy u make a mistake. We believe iMttar groceries are tke ekeaper groceries. Careful karan also kaow this. Oreeery aayiaf la roar bullae aaf Grocery Selling la oar, beeleeas. Wa aall ealy "better" groceries, aad wa eelL them for tba leaat moaey peasl- Van Riper Bros. Prune 8s an f MORUMENTS I at -"- fe . w htm Jamssiilroa I ja) Sena 4tataxsle mean- I aaaae. aR Bar Jealsac. I B ' - v. BJ ' asa aaa taMaa4BaBM'. snaea- Jai ' --;.-. -ZT ' ' means.. lallBa -iti .. )' " '""I. -lf--l aJlB-1 rl. , aJtoBammmmVaaar :;'""". I ' !"' ;- .. tt - -pj M 0 THE EVENING HERALD W. O. SMITH. . Published dally except waeay fer aaa Herald PubUshtas Oeaaaaar KlamaU Fait, at 111 FeerU St atered at Ue peeteSwe at KlamaU FatM, Oragaa. fer troaemleska Ureas tte malls aa teeoa-etau Subecrtptlea terms by salt to say ad dress la the UaRed State: On year . One month KLAMATO FALLS. - ORBQON TUESDAY, MAY IS, IMS. Weather OeoAsnteas far ApsR Date Max. Mia. Weather liMitiiMMitill " iW4Vr 3tiiiiiit iVI wMlT s 1 II Clear 4 II Claar 6 71 41 Clear 7 a a a a a a a a a a a 75 45 CltesT S T 40 PtCl'dy 67 40 PtCl'dy 10 6 SI PtCl'dy 11 61 10 Pt-Cl'dy IS 16 II Cloudy PORTLAND FINDS NO RECALL LAIN HURVKY OF THK STATUTMa SHOW THAT THRRK AMB SKVKRAL MATTUttt TORal DONK IN CON XKCTtON WITH LMGISLATION Mn Vho Killed Two Policeman Portland, May 13. Receipt for last week were: Cattle, 1.7(9; calves, 21; hogs, 1,431; sheep, 4,616; hones, S. A higher steer market has auurkea the week's bailaeea la the cattle al- Tteloa. Moaaay akaw4 a klc raa, aad blddtag was keea, aad Idaho aad MoaUaa staff aroaght 11.40 to fl.60 Thursday, with several leads from SUafleld aad Sfcko getag at fl.TI off the ears. The cattle saaely hroaghoat the coaatry la limited, aad a steady market la looked tar. There was a flaer batcher trade, bat 4a- maaa exceeded tke supply of aetfers, balls aad ealras, so cows said a te 17.40, aad hetfara 17.71, aad baHa M.00 aad I0.S5, showlag taa atreagtk ef taa market. Hags eoatwwa etreag, while eaotera markets are lower. Demaad la so keea that buyer ceatlaac te pay $1.06 fer the best light kegs. Tale fl may Bet last leag, hat exist for the week' ctoee. A better sheep house prevailed. Plenty of mattoa aad Iambs to supply the trade,, with strictly prima wool wethers hrlaglag f 7.60 to $7.76, awea at 11.60 to M.76, aad sprlag lambs $8.76 the early part of the week, kat quoted lower toward tke close of tke week's ParUaad, May II. There Is ao- lately ao direct leglslatm praridlBg for the recal of city officials la this city acordlag to L. M. Lappar' who Saturday tiled aa ordinance with city Auditor Barbur to be presented to the City Council at the next meetluj:, pro viding for the recall. This ordinance has the endorsement of the Kast Bids Duil&es Men's Clab, of whleh Leper Is a member. "There is a geaeral state law pro viding for the Initiative aad referca- cnduDi Into operation as applied to morning. "In municipalities ordla ances have to be passed patties this law into etfeet aad ereserlbliig the manner la wklck It shall be deae. In Portland .aa ordlaaaee has beea passed toput Ue taltlaUve aad refer eadum iaU operatieeraa applied ta muuieiBal.legkaaUea, bat ae steas ever aave aeea taaea te enact aa or dinance maktag the recall eperative." The ordlaaaee provides that when ever It id desired te recall any eRy official a petRlea algaed by 10 per cent of nil of tke voters of the etty must be filed wRk tke city aedRer. The official designated ta Ue petkloa la thea given five days la whleh to radga. bat la ease be refuses, a recall election must be bcld ta net lees taaa 16 or more than SO days after the flllas of the petlUoa. According to Lcpper's discleeare he recall of J. T. Elite, Ceaadlmaa ef the Tenth Ward two years ago, aad the election of James Maguire. aa ais successor were Illegal. mssssssssssssK SaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaFTtrtY PTRSl gsfsaBBBBBBBBBBBBBaf A afCI amaaaBaBaBaaaVjTi ,"' WlV sasasasasasasaTV" - "Vdaa aaffsaaaaaaaaffpaL H!A&1 BaBaaaaaaaaaaTcau' ravafyBa BBBBBBBBBassm- )aail HBNBCOlEjraH BaBSBBSBBSBBmW'7 .' lUSBBBBmBn WmaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBV SaVBeaBi ImaamaamaamaamamTV''iH lmaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaa.. ' vaml Onng war kaa becuu ngaln In N York, aad this tltnu nitd for '.ho first tliun la maay year, ouo of the gun wtiThas killed a pollcauian. Otetlo iklMlleataao, n mlicrable Utile Sicil ian, a coaaumotlve and au opium fln'il. shot aa enemy. John llluu, who thieatcned to kill him, and, In getting away from the iccuo, kitted two po licemen. Now he U touiht In every part of the Ualted Htntc. It U one of those cases la Mch lioltcemvn of every cltr will take iDcclal Interest, so there Is a probability that the murder er 111 be fouBd. These gangsters hate so little cour age that they seldom go on a gunning expedition till they are filled up with onlura. Dr the time they havo smoked six pills they hare become so desper ate that they will kilt policemen or anyone else when It Is necessary for their safety. Sober, they cringe when 'a policeman comes In sight. MUNICIPAL WATER TROUGH IS NEXT IX TUIIMMI IMiWX APPLICATION OF t'llrUMKUY Will THOUGH MIJMHKIIH OF THK COUNCIL COMMIMKIIATK IMHUIIN Watering troughs, owned. InilalUd and oiwraled by the city, u h . Inn t exami'le of munlcll'V owner ship of public utllllrM In KUnmlli Kails, tf Hie present plans of the mem bore of ihe city council are carried out. The subject occasioned much jcumment l l WR"i' mceiina (l)i beard. Tho hat was thrown into ino urn when the Klamath Falls Creamery company asked permission lo put a wntxrliia- trough on Beveulh street, Int their building. Tho creamery U vis ited by hundreds of farmers every wwtk, and Iho trough would be a rest convenience to these farmers. j who complain that they have no place ,lo water tbelr steeds In Klamalh Falls. , The matter wi turned dowB at the request of some of Iho councilman, wiui ststrtl that they had been con tinually asked to grant permits to Iblscksmllh shops and other concerns I In tho minds of the city father. 'thuugh, that there should be suitable watvrlns troushs In dlflerent parts of the city to relieve the thirst of the horse from the outlying farms, and this matter will undoubtedly be taken up at an early meeting of the board. It's a Happy f That tun I.-.l ... "" l'k win, iJf '" ' III IHIUIM iS "lUMsllHdupio. ruilgmlHati,,.."" hWMUitU (to,,, f.mll, L2 flitch ltt,r r- .irf!1- l lllueii or lMii2!rk - vi uv aai -. tNS oiln, First trust and Savings Bank jKltmalh raid, Oregon Huh J. Xumwali, PieeMeal I.'. M, lliil.h, Vlrl'ir, iw IUi K. WMMttw, Herrvlary ' Surveyor? shU Irrkjotion I 'mjinecrb KLAMATH COUNTY AHS1 KAC1 CO. ABSTKACIING i M. I'laae, Hlaeeetata, Ntr. KUMATII, rAMOMaag Cut Dooera at No S KmI Main si It It' news, Tbs Herald has, printed It. How Your Contribution to Sufferers of Recent Floods Was Distributed lillMSwil sT . JJBCg I bbbbbbbbtItI I '.aBBBBBBBBBBBw'aV M,BnaP,J EVFRY MODEHH BATH riXHW Ceti be had ftoui ui Juit lUt a sron a tuu want It Mt up. CUmn vie we II hsr some In tt Km, ell wire the factor; a tsia Mis' tnr your sprelal lensSt, feeasfta or phblucrapli here U sfet Mt what )uu III We'll o las WL' GKI.LLCY DO MCVKYVIIXM BOCfOS (Gleaaed from DtckeyrUle Ctariea by tke Bead BalieUa) A nerve specialist Is Uiaklag of setUlsg la Dleekeyvllle, kat kc will starve to deatk If be does. Taere Is nothing the matter with tke nerve ef snybody in this tows that we kaow of. T. Egbert Peavey has sot a new plug bat which folds ap like tke be! ters at Jed Prlnk's blacksmltk skop. For everyday use he wears U shet, bat opens It up to tke last aoteh, like a eab driver for polite sodal faae- tioas. He says It is aa opry kat, bat aebody arouad bsre has heard it play a taaa yet. I guess T, Egbert got hubs ea tae ear? part of it. Old Maa Pardy has sot a acw cork tip ea hie woedea leg, aad la bow one of the beat peel players la oar midst. WHrlacaTibbiwaasgetaBew codfish oat la front of ais grocery store. Hank Tamms' dec Ptele Ue last one, aad raa'eM Willi It down the rud. More taaa half of It was spoiled for sale before betas recap tured. You may fad R ia tae Waal Colamas. v FARM LANDS Oae of tbe best aHMsw'traete at tae valley, 7 atttsa free Falls, seeae atrrtaavaeMi em eRJamO CBycsmrBj pm gears' ejernV gReaawaPR faRe Use valley fronting am Lest Ret ea saadf aeH sassMsat drasassn well iasareved, wliassaic alsaMa; SM per acre) terms. " riBTlirff. Tirrnf leads ba aU aatif ef the , C HI L COTE Rf ft" Columbus, Ohio, May " waat ae-i came of tke dollar you gave toward) tke fuad te aid Ue 10,000 famiuca rendered homeless ky Ue reeeat middle western floods? No doubt several kaaared thous and contributors from SI eeata te $15 have asked Uemselves Ue queetlon a deaea times. It waa an swered today ky Kraeat P. Blckaell. Batloaat director of Ue Red Cross Society, through Ue Ualted Press. The dollar glvea by "Jeba Smttb" of Auatla, Texas, aad Ue 60 eeata given by "Susie Joaee", of Biddle- ford, Maine, may have paid for oae of the raiors which restocked Ue barber shop of a deeervlag teasorlal artist la Ohio; or perhaps the bait dollar doaated by "Sam Joaea" ef Portland, Oregon, ndded te Ue mite given by "Jaae Dee", ef Mew Terk, helped pay for Ue washlag msehlac glvea Ue tauaeresa ta ladlaaa wke woulds.t "ateept ckarity", kat at ly waated to replace Ue lest michlae wlU wklch she earned her MTlag. Director Blckaell was urged ky a United Press rcprsseaUUre to tell la deUII Just how Ue moaey fer Ue flood sufferers waa speat, aad today for the first time, ho gave the answer la the following article: . (Written for the United Press.) By Kraest P. BsekaeH e WHAT TMRRD CROSS DID FOR FLOOD aHTFFsTBbaaS Distributed hundreds of sew- Ing machines sad wagons. Paid for repairs to damaged houses. Boaght scores of railroad tick- e et. 0 Paid kespltal bllla for baa- dreds. ' 4 Temporarily paid rents fer tbousaads. e Completely restocked .small dealer in groceries. e Restocked several barber shops and merchandise stores. e e Oave a laundress a washlag e macalae. e Be-establtshed a deservlag e boardlag bouse keeper. 4 Furaleeed aged Qermsa east- 0 e maker teols'to rssums his work. e Boaaat feed, clethlag aad e meatetae ier taeaeaaas. w ewe.ace4e04e Relief eneratleae foMewsas a sreat disaeter fall aatarally late twe per lods. First, there is Ue'perted ef emerseaer relief wkea tery fea sible researse mast be ataasasd te save Me aad prsreat aMsraag .by jfissltfsT VeBMaaaajrtaaBAml aB MMMm mmM WtR pffaTTaaffWaTI W sRRbRBRR fBRPR clotaias.' fafferers art eeaR with la the mass. Tke oae sjnieUsa i$, 'How maay persona are to be ree-.or any of the hundred other things cued, sheltered, fed?" which fit tbe Individual needs ot Thea follows Ue period of re- families and set their usual wbeela coastructloa or rehabilitation, 'of life grinding again. Becausa uu This calls for a complete change of particular dlsaater was a flood, It Is, policy. We muat bow coaalder the of course, necessary In almost every a of tbe sufferers, family by, Instance to provide simple furniture family, In order that so far aa re-ln addition to whatever else Is great- lief fuada allow, we may provide led. fer each especial service which IU In one town a dealer la butter owa particular needs require. In and eggs lost his stock and futures the period of emergency we em- ,aml with them his ability to make a pbaslM speed, with thoroughness la) living. Ily buying blm an Ice boi, a second place; In the period of re habilitation wo emphasise thorough ness with speed In second place. Tbe emergency period of tbe pres ent flood relief operations, with all Its splendid record of courage, action and sacrifice Is closed aad the period of rehabilitation is aew la full swing la fully one hundred cltiee, lowui and villages la Ue states of Wut Virginia, Ohio la dlaaa, Illinois, Kentucky aad Ne braska. More than slsty of these places are In Ohio. Surveys lme been made by local relief comiiltteee aad agents of the lied Crotn and the number of fam ilies which will require help to "get over the bill" and go on their own way again, Is rapidly being de termined. Close on the heels of the army survey the local committees snd Ihe Itod Cross agents are mak ing allotment to Individual fam ilies which the survsy shows nec essary. "Hack to normal" Is ths slogan of the rehabilitation period. The thin to do for, each family Is that which will give It a start to ward It old, familiar, settled meth ods of life aad employmsnt Whea we have done this for the flood suf ferers in u community, ws have also done it in a large measure for tbe community Itself. To accomplish this tbe Red Cross uses the utmost elasticity of method, it asks ths question, "What doss this family most need to sot It going t" And when the answer is found, tbe Red Cross tries to provlds exactly what is re quired. Throughout tho flooded country to day the answer to Ula question is being sought ia rslatlea to fully 10,000 families. It has been found aad aaswered la .perhaps 10,000 families, aad the relief funds whleh have beea glvea so generously by tbe- American people are belag poured; out through ahuadred chan nels to provide the new start for wbleb all an walUag. Aad what Is the answer Sometimes It Is aa outfit of tools; RJmay be a sewing maculae, or a wagee, or a small stock of merebaadtse er a peddler's pack or repairs te a damaged house, or a railroad ticket er (kespltal eare ertke ieatpearypeymeat ef real, pair of scales and somo shelving, and advancing him a few dollars for a new stock of goods, he waa made entirely Independent and promptly began serving his regular customers. A barber lost all his equipment. A new chair, somo raiors, towels aad futures solved his problem, A hard working laundress 'received some fur niture and to her great Joy a aew washing machine and necessary ad Juncts, An Industrious and deserv ing boarding bouse keeper was reee tabllshed with the furniture .dlahes, etc. necessary to enable her to lake her former boarder "back to the old ptace." A careful old german cabinet maker lived comfortably from his trade. Ills hoirt waa al most broken by tho complete loss of hU tool and he could tbe poor house straight ahead. The relief fund bought new tool aad nlready the old man la contentedly at work repairing the broken furniture of his neighbors. These actual experiences ars msa tloned simply to give an Idea of Red Cross methods and to let Tom Jones and John Smith and Susie Thomaa know where their contributions went and for what. There Is no arbitrary list to tho variolic and forms of help carried on, except to the limit to tho amount of funds available. Tho fund to bo expended In Ohio, which has auffored more tban nny other aato, at thla time teems likely to amount to a total of about 11,750,000. Thla Includes the con tribution, to tho Ohio Flood Relief Commjttee, tho appropriation by Ue legislature and tbe Red Cross fund assigned to Ohio. All these funda have been consolidated and will be expended aa one, Everywhere the people are recov ering from their depression aad are catching atop with the forward move ment. Industrie In the flood dis trict are nearly nil In full operation again; regular employment Is open to workmen and much extra work la cleaning and repairing streets and public utilities Is offered. Tbe motto scrawled on the door of a refugee shack In San Francisco soon after the terrible earthquake and fire might woll bo adopted now. It was ("Make the beat of It; forglt the rest" YOU WANT A KODAK We Have a No. d Ksstsaaw t'aMrldae KU 4 sitOut -we teek la etewaage for a nm KUe. R toll rniMtlilna sail gearaateew te srte MiUfartln. Orlghwl rest gel OUR BARGAIN PRICK-ONLY $I5 fall or wrMe for the ISIS Kodak f aUlogur, It is five. Underwood's Pharmacy saaBaaaamm?aaBaBmc"w lust aew, KOtaua e-salaale KMMATR FAIU Ml'HIO HOCSS Holn liri-rwataOte el iMHiittx) ami other eSav . Other manes T ste prlr.. Timing .tltnu) for Waa sad" M-mIiii: Mat Mara, OaW eriier,VMr : oi. U and Mirthless. Ben" Hotter) end I'lriarss. ii iiaiIii:.V. Pref) TiuMamSt. MMenss, Sic: iMnluule Beesrsa, R f n M0M0tHIMI0HHHH4l ROM FT RKHVICCRCARONAOLE FHICW W. O. SMITH VPRIMTING . & " " " " i ' r. 'U .) k , . WjglrgewrBN S, Vn ii . . jr i J4, '" .' l ' .!"' . wv1 ' . ' y '.' ., J. I " i 'r vi', Ii. , 1 ; , ?c I BKTWCCN MAIN ' " ANB KLAMATH'' FOURTH ST r. 4c)