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

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Newspaper Page TextGuide ,ftt( Houston's OPERA HOUSE THE EVENING HERALD W. O. SMITH aMItor Published dally except Baiter by U Herald Publishing Cosspaay ol Klamath Fall, at US rourth fit I Rntcred at the postofllce M Klamath Falls, Oregon, for transmlistoo through the malls as scond-cl matter. Subscription terms by mall to any ad dress In the Untied State: Oni c-r 15.00 One month . .... .50 DARK KUVMATM FAMA . UllKtiO.N I ItlDAV, Jt'.VK 1:1, im:i Weather Conditions for June Date Max. Mia. Weather STAR THEATRE i si "Captain Scott's Hemic Dnsti for Uie South rlc." "Tho Coward's Atoavmrat," A 2-ltcel 1C1 Hlton Thriller. Maw An Imp Comedy. ADMISIO.V, IOc aad 18c. STAR THKATKR ORCHBBTRA TEMPLE THEATRE ! "The Wroag Road to Ilapplaes," I'atbcplay Drama la two parts 'A Ragtime Roauwcr," Blograph Comedy 'The 8aak," Kalem Drama MATINKK DAILY AT aiatt ALL UCKX8KD PICTURES S. 9. 10. 11. .78 .79 .77 .7 .79 .74 .69 .65 .64 .72 53 SI S3 49 47 51 49 47 43 41 37 N. Cld'y PL Cl'dy PL Cl'dy Clear Clear Pt Cl'dy Pt. Cl'dy Cloudy Pt. Cl'dy Clear Clear FLAG DAY TO BE OBSERVED FULLY New American Polo Team Will Meet British Invaders Soon ""-..,.. " ""l m " ' "" JMI .IT.. II ll.,Wi.. !!! .!!,. t . ""5t I --- ' IX Till: KOItKKIN UMM AS WUI.L 1IIK .AMKItlt'AV KMIIASHIIN AXI) ItKSIIIKNTM WILL lltll.l.' 1'KUKMOMK.S J WANT TIPPING I 3-room aoase. I I 5room bouse. I I 8-room house, close to Bis I I Baaln Lumber Co. I I ELMER L. FRENCH I I 1U8 Mala 8C I Pure Upper Lake ICE Delivered anywhere in the city A. P. HUTGHINS Phone 229 R : , t 1 1 SERVICE COUNTS If yea are la a harry We are better equipped to look alter our customers since we moved to the former loca tion of the Moaarca, corner of Mala and Sixth streets. Phoae us your order for fresh fruits and vegetables. Every thing seasonable. Our auto de livery will All your wants la taa shortest possible time. ASHLAND STUAWIJKRHIKS. VAN RIPER BROS. GROCERY , rata.H fit EVIL STOPPED SAY WOMAN WAS GIVEN BAD DEAL COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS MEET- 1X0 IV DENVER THINKS THAT LEGISLATION IS NEEDED TO RHINO AHOCT REFORM United Press Service DENVER. Colo., June 13. Aboli tion of the tipping evil through legis lation in every slate la the Nation was urged here today at the opening sessions of the two days convention of the United Commercial Travelers of America. Nearly 3,000 dotegates with their families are li attendance. There was no doubt today that the resolution urging aa aatl-tlpplag law will pass unanimously. Other mat ters considered today related to bet ter traveling accommodations and a closer affiliation between the Travel ers Association and the Hotel Man agers and Owners Association, la the Interests of better accommodations at hotels throughout the country. hotel Anivals l n I to l Press Service Ni.W YOUK, June 13. Toimlrtow fci'l bo King Day throiiKhtmt I do Unit i-l ft tc, and Hi .e who hnu been In cir.rgo nf n groat program pliiuin.nl Tor tl o schools iitul uthor prtwito nu I I ub'.u- Instltutluut iicro U.'cluid to il j that there ll bn ni rlty or ham lot, howoer larto or mint), through out the Nntlon that will not In some foimr.l manner pay tribute to the Stnrn nail Strlpm. Officials of King Day mrmoulcs say that they htno receded word from practically every American embassy jii4 legation In forotgii lauds to the effect that the day will bo obierxxl lu somo fornitl way. Public school Jntdren wll srend tt least one-halt1 tho day singing patriotic songs and listening to addresses. j Tho local commlttco claimed that a million flag would bo swung from that many residences throughout' Greater New York tomorrow. I KALIAN COUNCIL OF WOMEN SAY THAT WOMAN ARTIST IS ENTI TLEII TO A POSITION IN THE MINT BBSSSBXIai JHBflB SbBBSbP4iPw aBBBBBSBBBa afSSvK f r fJBBBtfilBSBSnSJuj asasaSEasasasaSBa Cbs"'4 RStSt n5b JlaaasfassK'" i ' '3TJSsa t ) IJibbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbHBI ,' V i jytosrwr AVA-vyJ I VasLaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaWN? V J ' '" ' 7ssBBsmsH -ail IV Ti. - i-u ..o.. .... . - ....n new player uavini; ueoii uoiuuioj which will oppose tho four llrltons. for Harry Paynn Whitney and the Tho betting is on tho llrltons, though Wntcrburys. Their places havo been they wero easily beaten one year ago. taken by Kosliall Kn, son of the Hut tho American team has been shot old Wall street speculator, and Mod to ptoce at the last moment, three Uard and Htnvenson. United Press Service ROME. June 13. The National Council of Women today made formal protest to the government for alleged discrimination against Slgnora Lance lot Croco In a recent government com petition for artistic designs for the now mint. The work submitted by Slgnora Croco won for her the ap pointment of bead engraver of the mint. Later she was notified that sho j could not have the place, aa the posl-J tlon, entailing grave responsibility, and discipline, was declared to bo too ' much for a woman to Oil. The National Council of Women is W. confident that the ministry of the, trout treasury can be Induced to revoke tho latest order, and give Slgnora Croco tho position. EIGHIEEN POUND TROUT CAPTURED ilmprovcmrnl Shlpplngton. In the gardens about I The steamtr Hooligan, now In the employ of tho Long Ijiko Lumber I company, arrived In port last evening with n largo log raft. O-O.O A very pleasant tlmo was had at tho DtiChalno liotol last night. Music RECORD CATCH FOR THE PRES ENT SEASON IS MADE IN UPPER ,! dancing wero fnjoyed until a lato KIAMATII LAKE HV SHIPPING. ,nour' TON MAN I White Pellcaa U. O. Arens, Portland; A. P. Llpp, Marysviller W. li. Lewis, 191C; W. P. Brett, 1915; J. F. Webber, Port land; E. R. McKee. Woodburn; O. M. Harrington, city; F. Q. Surryhae. Oakland; L. M. Carrlgan, Los An geles; T. V. Hooper, San Jose. Hotel HaU W. C. Dalton and wife, Malln; H. M. 8. Osborne, Chicago; RobL Martyr, Sacramento; Dr. J. Auburn Wlborn and wife, San Francisco; Oeo. Cook, Yalnax; E. C. Erlckson, Portland; D. O. Kann, Sacramento; O.' II. Austin, San Francisco; C.towell Smith, San Francisco; Fred G. Drown, Crystal; O. W. Kemp, San Francisco; C. II. Deattlc, Chlloquln; Mrs. N. O. Young, San Francisco; Miss H. Morgan, San Francisco; John Butts, Alturks; J. B. Davis, Alturas; J. P. Oliver, Rose- burg; L. J. Stewart, Merrill; Roy Smith, city.. It this Is dono Slgnora ; boom. Croco wll havo ono of tho highest per Lake Councilman M. It. Doty will soon begin boring for artesian water In (Spoclal Correspondcne) iuena Vista addition. All tho water SlUl'I'INOTO.V, Juno 13. Iio, witches Micro he will bo successful periodical talo of a lako monster Is In striking water, behind tlmo this summer. However,' I). Smith has Just caught a lake Itofrlgorators at 10 per cent below which. It la said, weighs 18 cost at Ice Plant. 13-Ct pounds. Tho trout was caught near. - tho Pelican Hay Lumber company a Tho record trout for tho Up- welgbed 234 pounds. ,. a rainbow, nnd was caught by Don McKay In 1911. Jul Slv Str". I'mm tlir PiMhilUrn lo olQclal positions under tbe Italian was government occupied by a woman. 'Mrs. I Is It In tbe Herald'' It's right, thea Tho late rains havo mado a vast OlfH NEW PIANO PMCK (2JW SjflITo f 85? ''tab 1 Hi. " cli I mm HBSSSsl Little frocks for llttlo folks, Tiny togs for tads, Mako big work for fond Mammas And big bills for dads. NEW YOUK, Juno 13. What chanco has au old adage against a If you are In lovo send her a spoon, new fashion? "Children should be She'll know your feeling. Get onoT BM nnd nnf i1Mri i ritt.,i . c..ll. .il.. . m r ...l ' .--..w- w oif iiiisi Diner av fi.u ! li at McHattaa's The Herald, fifty cents a aaoatk. Block Wood kfl, Vt W. aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsmW . AM BBBSl SH Bk JBsl sTH MA 'AmWm "H"e f . asT ssa. -- - -- -3" a SjBaW BSlaPsaPSfejl fJPssjsslsF" I jf JlglgsglsJn jsjjjsj - 4tllOjSSBBBBA lj aAJ t . rKiir i --' Jut leave a order. I'Ude lider pronptly. GREEN SLAB WOOD lOiich DRY SLAB WOOD 10 lack tad 4 foot LIMB AND BODY WOOD 4 foot. 10 lack and 12 lack Special pricea at the Weat Side Mill: 4 ft. green alabe f 1.50 4ft.dryalaba fl.75 10'toch green alaba f 2.00 Leave order at Bradley Har- ncaa Co., near Otk aad Mala. Phoae 127 P. C. Carlson tho past with tho advent of tho now noisy color schemes. Little Wllllo and wee Mario must now bo as clam orously Futurist and Bulgarian sar torlally as mamma. Quite fitting it Is that tho Ualkon war should affect the "infantry." The erstwhile virgin whiteness of pique and llnon suits and frocks now glow with rainbow tinted embroidery on collars, cuffs and belts, thereby lending a gaiety to childish attire that la reflected In childish faces. Irreslst- v'-'! --',';a-n'--;i-'-i Lmi-aj.Trrmri liy JU1IIUA1IOT JSJUKJA bluo vollo embroldorod In whlto. A tliu full bloomers, from their scat and bright llttlo challlo frock polkadottcd with itussluii blouse suits, sailor suits In a scarlet has a long blouso waist nnd Bulgarian blouses thoy nra pant fastened down tho front with clusters Ing to bo worn. of tiny rod buttons. A scarlet sash I Much moro youthful and becoming tops tho pleated skirt and the flat col- to tho son unil holr than tho turned lar and cuffs are of baby Irish. up peak crowned ba,ts of lust season Exquisite hand mado "best" dresses (aro the broad brimmed Panamas are of thin batiste, dalntly ornament- dropping slightly nil around, tho flat ed with hand embroidery, punch workjerown circled with a grosgrnlu ribbon and tiny pin tucks Looking as If they bad indcod grown on tho hanks of the Hclno, tho long-walstcd coats of black silk or whlto and navy bluo sorgo hobblo their llttlo wourors' knocs In a man nCr chicly Parisian. Socks are being carried qulto to tho extremity oven unto tho thirteenth and fourteenth year almost to tho calf age, as 'twero. Quito hlantantly gay aro they with brilliant bands of color round tholr tops, Hats of childhood should never lble Indeed Is tho maiden tiny when trun up, but droop and snugly frame arrayed lu a Kate Greonaway frock of each glowing little faco. Many pretty, roso sprigged lawn, tbe short waist bound with a rosy silken sash and a punning poke bonnet of tho rosobud lawn topping her Dutch bobbed bead More to be pitied than censored are mamma and big sister unhappily hip ped In tbe shapeless folds of tbe long walsted and hip sashed Bulgarian blouse. Small slstor, however, car ries hers with all tbe Insouciance and grace of tender and slender years. Almost all the best new models for modish little misses have tbe extreme long walat effect with sashes on wide soft leather belts, catching them be low tbe hipr A sheer white voile with pleated long waist and kilted skirt has a broad Dutch collar asd cut of old floppy leghorns wreathed In flcld flowers or banded with velvet ribbon streaming in long ends and loops ar tistically crown cuiiy locks. Quainter, howevor, are tho little poke and In verted bowl models that apo the grownups' tiny hats. Bulgarian blouses havo even shout dorod their way into tho wardrobe of young hopeful, Buddy buttoned Into a Bulgar blouso of bluo Is beautiful to behold. Tho blouse is laid In box pleats and slightly gathered into a wde white ;inen belt. An abbreviat ed sailor collar of whlto finishes tho neck and short bench trousers of bluo with an edging of white turns a lnddle Into a Lilliputian Beau Brummol. The straight little beach pasts have ousted of palo blue or whlto or ono of white velvet. Tho layette for baby has grown simpler of llnu and moro sparing of frills and fusslncss, but tho ambroid. cry, hundtucks and handstltched hems arc lavish In tholr dainty frippery. Cosy steeping bags of whlto elder down bound In pink or bluo satin ara umotiK tho newest of tho newest of baby's Burtorlnl acquisitions. No "sninrt" Infant's wardrobe- Is cnmplcto without Its otnbrolderod silk creno klmona from Japan, an Infantile mil. lion or mamma's. Adorable replicas of theso Oriental robes aro shown In proper hIio for 6-year-old sister; nnd or nttio brother nro cunning lorry cloth bath robes of u cut and a cord Just like father's. Quaint little overalls nnd apron of ecru linen printed with honlerM of bright hucd Dutch kiddles mako doar ly loved apparol for Hand pllo und j-.v.n.u ufuuimiK wear, tiio sen sible rompers of gingham aro ovory whoro growing moro comfortablo nnd attractive of cut, and nro adaptable to tho playtime neods of either lad or lusslo. A romp In rompors is worth two In gala ralmont. Infants and Iho maternal ancestors should join volcei In a paen of pralso to tho rompor In ventor. No offspring should be romp, orloss. WsMaKX. , PN-tMIJhlJiv' m in minus it Mum pluml.luK w llllkl riw lirnl to i, mQ d Ml ftlllllK UMllirt 'HliUt llil ,',"" .'-. Koine, imasiii.iu,; '," ""i B4 ik.' 1 Ar.hi. .. lf I IIIHIIV dlM 1 I .. . . ' ii'iiin iiviiir nw :r" MB' UlUiMiUr ,u. y(,r ifluiiT m. t ml it nun.. .':.w"""l icr t JIM v "i I . . ' LIKE A SAILOR JUST HQMt 1 1 ntii siim Iuik tMgith(lr lllCII f rll.l II. I. . ' Tiny u(ni, d(, u had an it, um 1i( ' nu.i ft bin lurt V ht kt.iNik iLun'i turo l' hi I'orkus like ih, aj, L ll', n msii Hltli iMk ,N uniiit (Win filing of frW , n)iiia nun nig a lillistt ran keep, Try u. First Trust and Savings Bank Klamath Falla, Orcflon " . Ihui J. XiiiiimmII, I'rraltleat H. M. HuMi, Vlfr-I'tt.. and Trtas. liill 1U U'lliiroKt HnitUry Surveyor ft and Irriqation hi(ineors KLAMATH COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. ABSTRACTING Maps, Plaas, lllurprlata, Ktc. KLAIATII, VM.lJi, OltllOOX Klamath .Falls Music House Z BSsFli lS3laBBBBBBBBBBBH.jl It. .M.lisi:, Prosristw lltrrjililiiK In Matkaadls klnaiirnl. Ileal ol Tin. l,i:,tll.S(! I'M.MM i9 tillim Hi .MiMlcrale rrfcss Mint I a.) Tirtn. IKHIKH, hr.fllOMIHV, ur- wnrruts. niTi'itut A9 Aitr m)Ih HIMIi:il AM UIIITK MTW I Ml .M.tt'MINCS Pl.t.NO Tl.M.MI l(Ttlt, (1)l.t .MIIIA AMI KDIHO.V PIIO.Ntltllt.ll'IIS IllXOfW GOOD BYE, PAINFUL CORNS When your ftt aro not right 'paining you coins rontlnuslty w oiIrc maki-s you hate to put your feet down solid, It makes life Jw about u n bear a Mo- -) uu'ro wrong all over, day In ami tUy out. Ono of the simplest, yet most effective methods of itnotlaf corns Is lo apply NYAIAS Corn Rumover That's nil llicio l to It jltt apply It mid iltm'l fii" tMatUtW. It mllorcs all pain, banishes discomforts nnd remorcs tho ceta when ynu'u forgotten you ever had ono. There Is absolultlf tlniiRor of Inociloii It Is thoroiighly aiitlsepllr- forms a cosllij over tho corn, softens and relieves the pain followlnB pressure shoo, Price as centa Whalnver a good drug store ought lo havo and many H'tnis tw othi-r drug slores don't keepyou'll And hero. Come lo us first w you'll got what you want. UiitierwoodvM riarin"y 44444f PROMPT SCRVICCrlEASONABLt: PRICEB 1 W. O. SMITH PRINTING ICOJ BETWEEN MAIN II AND KLAMATH: FOURTH 'Si- f ,svH I VT''' ?4 I i i 'M 4r- .l.. -Jfcagsv