The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 08, 1914, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1f ! ! r-r v ', w- SM 'A, -, . l.Nfl FA0ETWO THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TIH'WUIAY, JAN. A. nil Bfatv '.BaVaVaVaVaVaV .aBBBVaVaVaVaW Jffla a m w m arm by jviim The Evening Herald . .1 W. O. SMITH Kdltor Published dally txcept Sunday by The Herald Publishing Company o( Klamath Falli, at 116 Fourth 8trmt Cox Says Ohio Leads AD States imxl be K'ci)iiaiitttt tr rliDfKi rerllrird by some c 'HtH (toe Home, . mi.. l.orl.ul M. Htr Murri -" . - r .. ,.,,, in hrr home In H Tu i Ui l'."l ,' ' , , , , . '''","" ,0 " J das m Klamath ran. i.m '"" .. , . ,,..." . ." " pending Hi ht' il. vi.litnrf frleiuli r:r.- ;i srr;,::!-; rfWi MAMAMMMMMMMMNRMMMMMMAAAMam Entered nt the postofflce at Klam- Inth Falls, Oregon, for transmission through the mall, a second-class J natter. HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE Dark STAR THEATER FINCH AND SLATER, Fun-Maker "Unto the Third Generation," Two Reels, Featuring Florence Lawrence, "Tbe Tale of a Lonely Coast," Drama "AaiKlepha&t on His Hands," Comedy Admbtsion 10c and 25c Subscription terms by mall to any ad drees In the United States: One year . IC.00 One month 60 n ft m lunin ? I.JJ.I...hi Knnlrc her i)ii. r-ran .Mmmiy. "" ,Bl, 'rha rilr uf Itl. ......' I.nvarnnr Nave I tiara ic rUnrn KMI KrAOTPKIVP IrHMMriimil till ltd iwvno ,. u.i...ii-. ni.eiii mum '..',' "7". ""m. VIUTvIIIUl VHJw assviv 10 111 VI v lavsta a ivjjivwssw mq.-.. .,,. .-. -..---- w mo nam in reject fnr uttt Us than nar ami ..... . ,uoe-t l.ugene. .n.t, ""is. ' Mi. AtlWruy. lt(Wia i'. visums 8-(, ,W w i tl.l An ( Than Even in Oregon o.m In teinaln Ihruiigh lite .prlng ,,MI,,1W1I .....i .HtuHifi iikii' itcme runirv tl.t AllKeliy railfh ll) hJ ill Halil tmmU are l..u,..i .... -- - ' ilUiHwtiJ ill tiiiiUr lli rhatlsr u( tu iill) uf KUmalli Kail., Pih., , - --.-.- )itirvliA all Until lll be KliAMATH FALLS. . . ORKflON THURSDAY, JA.V. 8, 1014 TEMPLE THEATER "The Waif of tlie Desert," Lubln Two-Reel Special "Hla Fin IVrfonuance," Edison Comedy "The Vob Xmrtraad Tiara." Blograph Drama Weather Conditions for January Date Max. Mln. Weather 1 43 36 Cloudy 2 SS SS Cloudy 3 40 26 Cloudy 4 61 37 Pt. Cl'dy A MCE FOR ANNAPOLIS ACAOEMY Claiming vSlat Ohio ha today on IK itatule book moiv rcl ro isrt.4vc U-KLslntlon, recently enacted, tlmu many oilier ttc of the I'ulon, Governor Jatnc M. Cox tmLiy oulllnetl tlirtiiiKh the I'lilletl lrr In tlit follonluK Hie roRrnm uhlcji DIiIo'k leKNUturv put IhroiiKli. Legal Notices "inn kb4 li, COVKKXOH JAMKS 51. COX OF OHIO Written for the United Press) treasury nalllHK lo bo pftt. It pro- - - -vide for tho raisin of I3.600.O00 l.l annually for leu ears It will frei.il.t linlilnu Pi.hh.U lo imluw Ohio from IHUdliolra. and prolile' I'll) of KUnialli Fall. Ilra-Llrtv! hlKhwny. that will riMur Itic wl f irnnl ,Munl.ljl t'oiiinui lUm.U. transportation of farm product. .tealed propuiaU will rlo4 T... w.f-',. mrVl tm.V.,l (. ' ll' l"l- Jl' "f iU" "' 'f n,. protected by an act ptuhlbUlu -Klamath Fall. Or.t uulll tho hour UuUmtf ,, ,HI n.l r.ivl.l. "I " ' "' ' f" '. rou.iiicriHi oy inn roiutnoti wftrtt a tlm iKMiitll fliml)r In iu r ,, Klamath Falls, Oregon, nun.r yftj ml luitd sironU, uit Hi )tb j of IVI.nuty. 19 ti ' A. I. I.KAVtrr 1'Mllro Judge of Ida City uf Kht,. nth Fall, Oregon Ilatr.t nt Klamath F COI.l'MUUS. Ohio. Jan. S. totiibliiatlons to fix prices and provid ing that violators .hall U RikhI and sent to the stnto penitentiary. Thero (Continued from page 1) MATIXEK DAILY AT S:SO ALL UCKNSED 1'ICTIJRKS 1914. A candidate Is eligible tho day he becomes 16. and Ineligible the day h becomes SO. The competitive examinations will be written In form, and will embrace the following subjects: English Gram mar. Geoeranhr. IT. S. Hlilnrr. Arllh.l metlc, Algebra and Geometry. No aiMt r U,e 8ta,cs ioyta tho free separate examinations In spelling and IDll. for lit" putvha.o of 150.000 00 Oty f Klamath Fall. Oregon, gen- Upon coat to each, aud clwrs ua.v masses li nUo now no Iwpbole for th deaJsjr ""' munir,, ,...,., ,m. i.am.ia nr rust lniitiiiiiii&iiuii ui w...u .,.., . .., ... vm, ..usmiv..,. . .uu, . uooooo each, authoflied at an ten nity-six or mo most progressive puiaory feature nltords urcry work nrtorus urcry worn- ie "" appiu. miir ,., .,,. N-Ilt...K,f 3i i9ii laws In the nation, evolved from tlfty-'lngmnn Its benetlt and Insures protec-' l,,mU ,0 "K1" ,hw r,,ftl yihll Ui'ronlrurllon of a elo hall plague It has in addlltuu considered six campaign pledges to the people of i Hon to his dependents. Ohio before the last election. Thanks' Tho now to a body of men composing Ohlos nates 3,304 dlvea aud Joints. It puts matute IkhiKs wero alo placed during general assembly, so patriotic In spirit out of business first nil of tho wine- the past year, laws granting munlcl- that to oppose the right of tho people 'rooms so frequently patronised by palliles the option of homo rule In leiS' for the" Maid ,1-oud. Mill bear Interest at the ratoj "i" Ketwral health precautious moro ' , ... ., ,, ,, .,,, M.i ,l liquor license act ellml- ..,,. ,,,... ,. ,,..' ,,., 0hlu.. at u 'rr c',,,l t'r " ... ,,,.,.. ' ' " Uwlovcf x"el0lv wi'OttO"'". mM tst, ,r, from dale of dlvea aud lolnta. It nuts .i.nu. i..v. tr.r.. !., ..i,r-l .iiirinx . dy to call herself among tho fore- PROFESSIONAL CARDS THE KLAMATH FALLS 8TEAM LAUNDRT Guarantees first class work as wall as first class serrlc. If you hare occasion to make complaint sad do not get Im mediate attention, phone D. B. CAMPBELL . punctuation, but these subjects will tbe graded from manuscripts turned in !by competitors In the other subjects. Fuller Information as to the scope of the examinations in the different Js.ibjects can be obtained by writing 'to either Superintendent Landers at I Pendleton or Superintendent Dunbar af Klamath Falls. Competitors should register at once iupon deciding to take the examina tion. I dom of tho people's prerogatives. I am grateful for this opportunity to tell the people of tho nation what fork i Proposals lo purchase 44 bond I Utli luleteat parable eml-auuul ly Huih principal and InUiest py - . . ....-..- . .,-- ... . nni. ni ,n..iia.-.,nrFnvw 111 inBifi ... ... . -., I. .... . I. ... . . .... .. W, H. .,, ........ .... ", ,..- -.-..w umu i'c ire.iuu, umo is enauieu iu-.oung gins nnu women, and is a sten any practical lorm. creating an em- , .. , . .... ... v l' iriCKMH IH "V tl.J v w mwaru niguer raorais, less ueuaucn- cioni inuu.iriai commusiou, eiimmai-, 'ry. while slavery and common evils Ing politics through tho civil .crvlc. emanating from the Influence of adjusting am! simplifying court pro liquor. It brings to light of day a cedtire; adequate flood protection, business thnt has thriven In tho dark, tirovldlue for a thorounh lnvtatlca-1 Ohio has already done In tho past 'it absolutely eliminates objectlouable Hon of farm credits, giving the state eventful twelvemonth. U He fly: (liquor traffic aud limit th irait m luunl at rhariiim crH.ni im..rtiii..i, he Warnes tax law takes taxation 'one saloon for every 500 of papula- of tho care of all dependent, neclecied out of politics, creates uniformity and 'Hon In counties now known as "wet" and delinquent children, creating a will bring to light every dollar of tax-. Our "blue sky law." operated by state ixnltenllary open air farm to' able property In Ohio. It provides .'tho state banklnr iennrimnt hni. h. .niri,i..i ,,i .n,i.. ,.. ..... I day irisunvrs in i unios penitentiary, fltllng the Hitter ll ! it n Continuous BOWLING TW (M BwUag Alley lUikr'K. K. K. KTOIti: it provides .the state banking department, abol- be constructed and worked bv an appointive taxing official in every Ishes tho shaky operations of llleglt-,vlct establishing elementary cuuuiy. Micai pouucai oicKerings, iraate land sharks, wildcat specula-, school for uneducated innuences and obligations are effect- tloni and fake banking Institutions MAXWELL M. LONG Osteopstfhlc Pbjsiciaa Suite 18 and IS, White Building PtHmeM CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY ABSTRACTS INSURANCE Members Oregon Association Title Men KLAMATH COUNTY EMPLOY MENT OFFICE Phots 2(4 We furnish all alnds of help. l( you want work register at MRS. A. PETERSTEINER'S 122 Sixth Street Sooth They Get One Vote. MILAN, Jan. 8. Italian women have Just won their first right to vote in the commercial elections of thU city. Some 700 women who are mem bers of the Milan chamber of com merce are affected by the concession. In contrast, however, with .Uo po litical suffrage of men In Italy, which Is enjoyed also by the analphabets. the women either have to present a certificate showing they have com. pleted the elementary school or show a government official that they know how to read and write. A. 8. LOWMON CHIROPRACTOR Rooms 11 and 12 First National Bank Building Klanutb Falls, Ore. GEO H. HAYDE.V. Optician Office. Room 219, ' Odd Fellows Building Wood! Wood! Block Wood 16-lnch Body Wood .... 16-Inch Limb Wood . 4 -ft. Body Wood 4 -ft. Limb Wood l.eave Orders at Square Deal Store Cor Sixth and Main P. C. CARLSON Phone 185 lvcly eliminated. The mother's pension law levies a pittance of tax on the comfortable for the benefit of the needy tho mothers and their dependents. It will save many families from want in every ono of Ohio's eighty-eight counties tho first year. The second year wo esti mate it will Increase in effectiveness 50 per cent, Ohio's compulsory workmen's com pensation law is a step In it places sole control In the rlcht It uiili nintrinu n. r..it vn i,... p,acc- released and face the world with an Hoys under 16 and girls under IS even break, a drastic antl-Iobbr law years of age arc barred from health and many more. I racking employments, an UI so com- Th greatest object of my admlnls.' imon In most states, by Ohio's newl trillion will have bem accomplished! :enacted child labor law. when the legislature this winter uaio roaay noa a general codo of adopts a progressive school ytm en-1 good roads laws. Most Important Is domed by prominent edurators all ' the Hltcs law, providing for a half mr the state and lay delegates from I mill levy In every county to be used every school district, no maiir h-' t n. ... ..... -.-. - iep in aavance in me construction of twehe man small It m ,,rn.i.i .t ...... over all of them. It provides a system market roads and a system of Inter- ough and efficient supervision of every of claim Investigation that defies'county roads, connecting every sec school In Ohio. nd a high standard fraud. It gives both workman and tlon with a fine paved highway A ll! be required of every teacher old employer a square deal at a negligible! sum of $800,000 Is now In the state and young We will start this year UilH lite Inn prim i-ur ('! It Lin, enable . i gtt Our liUioottd llraiol Haiti r xuii . ,. 'jVr Our UUiuonil llrattd MiuuliWre cr jui .... IS Our Pure trtl ... rr fall . . fVsndtl U l'iur for t-n I'a.l, pr(rr as1 Hlgli Price (lxt. The Klamath Falli Meat Company Hale itnd PnUce Murkots, Phonet 1S7 and (38 For a Prosperous New Year lluy your Urtxrrlc. and VeTaMr mIkir yuts turn gel lh Un tf MiUfarilort at tnosMr Mtlag prltr., tl.al pUr. ( law Weit End Grocery trl iaj Says They Cannot Lose If In doubt about your Insurance, Im-t Clillrole, IUI3 Main st.. phone M. Old papers for starting Arts. Ten cents an armful. Corse and get a load W O. Smith Printing Co. (Continued from page 1) WfllflliIIIIPllMplP111111 jJlBJ IsMPuillKigpilllllliaillttW r lhBMIaVHu'VVHHVtwlHMMMLV'LHJ bmmwmmmmm ML, BXanattlCsftasMsBmVv aBC jfi"f9MMHHHWHHHlIH SLfl mtM ltmwmmmtmr mkwsl ts tear iiail asaw skw. Hi ssscial ask mu JSSJJ BP?1'1'' ? "sit ssssnt 'tI". 3 w iiuun 3. -fs wsasistHssj aaaaaVMHBBSaiaiaiaaiiM " ' i J) iiu, $ I fafcWwtd's Pfaamacy ELMER L. PRENCH Firs iMursics, PUU Olsss and AatamskU Uaursacs, lursty IBmIi u4 Ctjllsctlons. IBUtLJMNG tjt'e WOOD IC-inch Dry Slab SS.SO Hot Factory Blocks $3.50 C'leanliiK out 200 Cords of Dry LIMB WOOD Four-foot .95.00 Sivleen-lntli 94,00 Bent Lump Coal, ton SIS.OO TEH5IS CASH KLAMATH FUEL CO.. Oltlre r,or, Main. O. Peytoa. Mgr Plow IM7. Phone 24RR TIZ" FOR TIRED SORE, .ACHING FEET Ah I what relief. No more tired ftet; no more burning feet, swollen, bad smell, imr, sweaty feet. No more pain in corns callouses or bunions. No nwtter what ails jour feet or uliat under tbe sun you've .tried without gvttinff relief. ' Just uee "TIZ." "TIZ" draws out all the poi sonous exuda tions which puff up the fact; "TIZ" is mag ical; "TIZ-Ms grand; "TIZ" win cure your foot troubles so BonrneHolds Parcel Post Provides for Star Routes Herald's Classified Advs. was . MISCELLANEOUS ! .able tho department to prepare for a, """' """""" " .,,. .iwi' most efficient service, ami in r.v..i DltKSSMAKINO and nlaln wln I had not been granted, tho department Injustice to those who are undor con- wl" " y the day If desired ' bhould have exercised Ita power to ro-'tract to carry the malls. I look forlMr- Km Aleshlre. Kelsey Rooming! lleve contractors and call for new. enormous advancement of tho parcel house 631 Main street. Phone 7J' bids, thus giving star route carriers 'post In the future, hut inrriv i,M-l3l opporxun.iy to Did with roll know-',0 shall not hasten to enlarge the I ledge of the service likely to be re-'servicc and show proflU at the ex-' WANTKD-somo rolhblo h-" ut lucui. iue uepanment nas Dense Of DrlVflln ln.llIH.il ,. .i. take rar nt ,,. stretched the language of the law lnjneglcct of the best possible chartcterlMau'1 Kvans. box 781. several respects, but has failed to do of servlco " I Justice to the star route mail carriers. Part of the profits from tbe parcel post should have, been expended In providing wicker hamtiors to tran. Iport articles easily crushed, Instead of jscnuing tho same In bags such as are used for bundles of letters, newspa- (pcrs and magazines. Express compa- lON J. XUMWAI.T, Pre.. K. i, U, Vlrs. Prw. aad Tre., lli:HT tl WITHH'lU. Hnrfl.rr Surveyors anil Irrij;niion ICiiKinccrii Klamath County Abstract Co. ABSTRACTING MAPH. VMM. IH.PKPiti.STH. Hu KMMATII FA 1.1. OIOOON person to property. Address 29.6l I'mmmm tm m F0R SALE - - Maajj I Money I SffiRJE 9jSSBaSaV3HaVa1HBBalBEa3EB' aaaBBaBBavF S" aaV Bf4tr " 1 aBBaaHei'J' 1 BaB BBBBBBIftBtk ' . ! BSSSSSKik'H asssBBMaE Aam' BBb! BbBbbbbbV.BBbL sbB ' bbbbHbbbbK ffPf bbb! BBBBBBaV-iILM',aBBi SBBBBaBBBaBaBaBSrBTi sVsVai WsWsWsWss 'hbWsWsWsMT. .BWSBwail sVaBaBaBLn?HVHMfsaaBaBsVil awAawAawAawAaa. ' awAawAVJ 1 BwawawawawawawawaKiisLaBwawawawff ' BassssHHssSaH ' BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBniaBBBi ' I tf.t.-if.f.f.f.ftf.fM . you'll never limp or draw up your face in pain. Your shoes won't seem tight and your feet will never, never hurt or get sore, swollen or tired. Oe 11 U mmk box at any drug or dspartmest store, sad get r.lltf. Joualiian Bourne Jr J nice today aro advertising tbe super-' lor sarety of their service, as com pared with the parcel post. "Tho enactment of the parcel Dost law was the principal achievement of tho Sixty-second congress. Th law. was carefully drawn to protect tho' legitimate rights of retail merchants! In their home territory, to guard! against loss to the government, to en- Is the easiest inado when saved, and Having is especially easy when foresight Is used for Instance, In buying grocer Its, anticipate your wants ahead and buy your supplies in quan tities at practically wholesalo eliminate tho soliciting nuis ance, the hap-hasszard way of buying from hand-to-mouth. It Is Just an easy for your grocery man to deliver a box of soap, a case of fruit or vegetables, 60 .or 100 pounds or sugar, rice, boons, dry fruit, etc., as It Is tho small purchases of many articles gotten no often -and tho bigger way you'll find such a good Investment that once tried will be followed up with tho result that a pleasing bal anco will be In your favor at tha end of tho year, Como in, bring p list; no harm If you don't buy just tbe same we'll be glad to show you how and why we can about equally share profits with you to our mutual advantage. The SUNSET GROCERY loth and Main. Phone 000 - -, -,-,i- ,-ij FOR SAM; Darrsd Plvmnml, iii. rooster, S. C. While Leghorn roos ifrs for breeders. Also chickens for lible u,e. Klmor L. French, 124 HlMli street. nn., ' Our Aim for Hill will boloiunk and 10 acconiplJ.I, llM,t Ififect delivery, lh. Ieiia servile e HiU .i.i.ikrl n ,m (lie uaMr lo..llesi guaraiilre alsMilulely ItosMM weights, a vary rtioltrvi nirau ami rotitpelrnt, tour Peoples Market- Do You Want Something for Nothing? It Can't Be Done in GROCERIES by siiiremiriil grocers If the price Is abnormally low Jh 'lunllty must be lurorlor. Wo sell only ,g, cU gro. cerlos. in price w. n com faro with any ono If the Quality i liven consideration. " you get something that Is food you'll have to pay for It. VAN RIPER BROS. Phone as I Vhutw Hit I 'al sH m I ' ll Prompt Service RenMnbl Pric. I al Bal I W.O. Smith Pnnting Co. I Bai BaH I Good Printing I Bal BaB 'b.1 I BaH BbH I fourth St., between Main and KUm.th I BB H Bal I gi&tS " . t- . ' 1. ' 3Vrf. ? , A