The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 27, 1914, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
OPIE READ
MONDAV MGHT, JAMJAKV SOth
The Evening Herald
W. O. SMITH,
Kdltor
i..kiiih i(allr mm Sunday br
The Herald Publishing Company of I
Klamath Fans, at no rTiunn buwi
& "New Freedom
Kntered at the poatofflce at Klam
ih Palla Dmron. for transmission
through the malls as second-class
matter.
Subscription terms by mall to any ad
dress In the United State:
lOne year E-0
'One month 50
STAR THEATER
KltAMATH KAI.LS. . OREGON i
TUKSDAY, JAN. ST, 11114
ADAMS AND GILBERT
Entertainers tin Luxe
"TrUl of the Lonesome Minis"
Drama
"The Million!? Dox."
Drama
"James Lce'a Wife,"
Drama
"Slim, the Outlaw,"
Comedy
STAR THEATER ORCHESTRA
Admission 10 and 25 Ceata
TEMPLE THEATER
"Alexia's Strategy,"
Edison Two-Reel Special
"The Scapegrace,"
Lubln Drama
"Buly la the Lion's Den,"
Vltagraph Comedy
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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THE KLAMATH FALLS
STEAM LAUNDRY
Guarantees first class work as
wall as first class service.
It you hare occasion to sake
complaint and do not get Im
mediate attention, phone
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POLITICS AND THINGS
MAXWELL M. LONG
Osteopathic PhysteUa
Suite 18 and 19. White Building
PhOMM
CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT COMPANY
ABSTRACTS INSURANCE
Members Oregon Association
Title Men
A. 8. LOWMON
CHIROPRACTOR
Rooms 11 aad 12
First National Bank Building
Klamath Falls, Ore.
GEO H. HAYDEN,
Optician
Office, Room 219,
Odd Fellows Building
ELMER L. FRENCH
Fire Insurance, Plato Glass and
Automobile Insurance, Bursty
Bonds, Rents and Collections.
STAR THEATER BUILDING
Continuous
BOWLING
4
The Club Bowling Alley
Voder K. K. K. STORE
IlfS wonder why bo much quiet-
YY ness, all of a sudden, in tblnics
political. A few days ago politicians
land others were busy selecting cpttdi-
1 dates for this, that and the other
office, when all of a sudden comes a
great stillness, as If all were wait
ing for the overture to be played by
the political band before the curtain
Is raised on the continuous all-summer
performance
No one Is deceived by the change
into believing that the coming polit
ical campaign is going to be a tame
affair. There Is an undercurrent of
seriousness evident that Is assurance
that every candidate from governor
to justice of the peace will undergo
the most rigid scrutiny before he re
ceives the favorable sanction of the
mass of the voters.
In local politics the one office
around which the greatest interest
ctntera is that of county judge. Not
a great many yean ago there was
greater importance attached to the
office of sheriff or clerk, but senti
ment has changed since that time.
This may be due to the factional
strife that has existed since tte pres
ent court went into office, but it Is
jmore probably caused by fear of the
.hundreds of citizens and others all
uer the county, who have invested
'their saIngs in county warrants, and
do not know whether they will ever
get their money or not. There seems
to be a conviction that a change In the
personnel of the county court is the
only I' ope of settlement of the many
Milts for the repudiation of warrants.
; Ibera are very few. If any, taxpay
ers In the county who desire to see a
(repudiation of the just debts of the
count, but they all acknowledge that
this nlll happen if the cases are
fouytu to an Issue in the courts.
About as far as a political discus
sion gots at the present time is the
query. ' is Judge Worden going to
b d .andldutu again?"
No one seems to be able to answer
this question, and Judge Worden Isn't
salne an thing. It is probable that
the judge Is having as much .trouble
and worry in solving this problem as
uro the anxious voters.
Wood! Wood!
Block Wood
16-inch Body Wood ....
16-inch Limb Wood
4-fL Body Wood
4-ft. Limb Wood
Leave Orders at
Square Deal Store
Osr Sixth and Mala
P.sC. CARLSON
PlMNM 1SS
It seems to be taken for granted on
the streets that Sheriff Low will be a
candidate to succeed himself, and it is
also a sure thing that Billy Barnes
will contest the republican nomina
tion with him. .No democratic candi
dates have been mentioned yet, but it
Is safe to say that there will be a full
feld, as 13,000 a year and tax col
lecting taken away, is more of an In
ducement that most politician
to cause them to run for office.
Tka HaraM, 50c a Month
To fceoet Klamath county aaad
TfM Karslf to your Eastern
SvWSftt,
City politics Is not assuming as im
portant a rolo as was anticipated sev
eral Uaya ago. It In probable that
proper attention will be shown Just
as soon as the voter receive a little
more enlightenment on certain candi
dates for county office. Mayor Nich
olas is evidently waiting to find out
whether the people are satisfied or
dissatisfied with his administration.
Old papers for starting fires. Ten
cents an armful. Come and get a
toad. W. O. Smith Printing Co.
Subscribe for the Herald, 60 cents
Author of "Frenzied Finance" Laughs at Wilson
...
In Special Article, He Ridicules the Idea That "Big Business"
Can Be Tamed So Easily
It) THUS. W. UM
BOSTON. MASS. Jau. 27.-Protty ,t. him chant. "It will bo an ey job..iwln In the im-,U.... ..I tin W.
words, prettily struugfll pretty song, for already the uulwmUm belweeult.lt: lmln "
pretUh sung. 'big business the Sletn - cold.mul war. ..lt,M
It will thaw much housed Ico. but brutal, dollar boasts and the iwern-j Yeslerdn) MS l'u '"''" J
...i, litil.t it..,., Hi,.- tlmh.ir A muxler- , nmnt l oxer." limn niin
i., .....t. ...... ...... , , ..... ,. , ...
ful document, well nigh u perfect t President Wllsou is a wonderful l n,V" ' .
fmuiIa rtf tlw, rnfnhmv which should .1 1.1.1 ...,l.tl. it, ., fur U tOOK
...w... w. . ..... - -- -. ,.4, ...... u.a .iiwti. nw. -. ....
ho rotten past, the ragsody gnboardcd with proof posltho that
tho radlent future No nor- Uo kuows most etorythlng. Hut "l
mat can read It and not Know wo havo "tmiagoulsin between big buslne """ '" rmt,irJ !
a president who recognl.es tho lei- th0 S)tUtm . co,j, brutal, dollar, ttd wtx u,"fn,mt,,eJ'
of the back-there, realties tho
Tho scrambling
but n d) II) no u" "
big buslius l'U nwd ,l,"K ",,m 1
tho people oer a blllluti dotlr
Tlitir kisi: hat now iu "
rosi
degeneracy of the now, and Intends
to do all In his power to mlllcnuium-
Uo tho oer-jonder
luMdta unit llm ,iwrnlii,tnt lit llor" I
shows he does not know tbrso two-, Th man and liU l-ata i Ibe bH j
legged rangers of the tall, tall dollar Him. " l
,!,,..,. Ti,fc in.,,,,.,. biiMi, im, 1 annually front the people rtlty mil-
V kn.,.v ... .. worn.., i-nn n,r. .ml.,n l,rll,.l n.,rlr..,l .IntiiiiiehiHl. ! llUtl b) ttlldltifi thnl BlUOUnt JtfAth tO
rel with President Wllonocr a word 1 murdered tw, murdered to hato.lho hgltluulo tost of tho j-oot.
or a nhrase. a literalism or a tlgura-'tholr wni. to maintain their way, and inicHtes.
ttsm, a statement of fact, hypothesis, they would rather die a clubbod-to- What wa douo lu Union 1'iuinc
conclusion or prophecy. No honest jpulp death than nut bae their way hiu beett done In corix of other
man or woman but must "amen" Its. These are the men who grinned at! Union Paclflisother big bulnc.
beginning, Its conclusion, and lu in-Candidate Wilson's llaman's halter; Straugo It would bo If the big
betweens. iwho sneered nt his tarin ana currency business tniecs woum imim
It President Wilson combined (shackle, and they are tho men who tho government In tho outetlon of
within himself tho robbed and raped. today are chuckling at his "the an-fnew laws which will lfiHe their
American peoplo and tho beast money I tagonlsm betweeit big buslnem aud'stolcuj billions!
brutes who havo with malice afore- th0 government Is over Whllo l'rldont Wilson ha. douo)
thought forcedly robbed and raped President Wilson does uot know tits par: of the Job superbly. It may j
them continuously for four decades, the-wt iiivu Kery wind that blows bo well for the honwt business tniin;
today would be tho beginning and to- brings grist to their mill. Krom to keep In leash his hallelujahs until
night the maturity of a Icoso of ('resident Wilson's election till now congrs hs Rulsbud Its part,
prandty glorious, suerbly perfect, they sold short tho fears and auxlctlcs ( nnW aw aro tsiadn along the
nitlonal and Individual American 1 created by his otecttou. and hoppered , 1.,.,- Miit-tirliiloil br I'resldrnt Wll
angollclsm.
jbllllons from tho soiling. Now they ,,,( W,oUale blg-buslnrs-trmty'
old "tho-people-be-damnod-what-the-hell-can-they-do-about-lt"
remorseless
Insolent dollar power patriotism back
ed by forty billions of spoils, nnd up
on the other the ninety-nine millions
of robbed and raped, face on to the
Inevitable "If the fow aro allowed to
retain their stolon-from-us forty bil
lions, the entailed two-billions yearly-QVe-per-cent-lnterest
tribute will
make Impossible any reduction of the
present can't-be-mct high cost living."
President Wilson has done his part
of the New Freedom Job, superbly
done It. He has pointed out to con
gress tho beasts' trail, the cae where
they lay In wait behind their forty
Mlllons of spoils. He has In a master
ful manner shown congress that fur
ther robbing and raping cannot
tquaro Itself with the New Freedom.
He has A B C-cdly said to cengress:
'There are the beasts, and there the
weapons for their destruction," and
then sweetly, coolngly, has he com
1 landed, "Go to your Job" "Of
slaughtering the big business beasts?"
"Tell, no, taming them." Just listen
Unfortunately, ho does not. Un-inro loaded up with billions of stocks ' u,m robbing and raping will In tho
fortunately, upon one side of the and bonds from wblch they hao at future bo done lu nnw .) tlul
pretent crisis are the few robbers, .slaughter prices separated American tmt should not worry tho big bust
a-burst and a-bloom with that old, (and Kuropean Investors, and are pro-. Bess-trusts system thlnves (or today
paring to toss their bonnets Into tho tloy iavo forty bullous of loot which
clouds In an outburst of patriotic j tn ew laws are to legallie
"amens"' "Long tlo President Wll-I whllo President Wilson's Nori
son! Long the his reign of big busl- i',,-,!,,,,. Miiiu is mis-hit n.,
ncss-Uoternroenl peace'" When they r,.nllng. u looks to the stlcW-whllller
hae bagged another billion's crop of ,ll0 fcnw , 10U.h tbe ,,,,. Ull,.
tho iHoplo's savins-, they will havo ,,Mll.iriists.systoni robbery problem
things to say to President Wilson nndWM Bbo, whrro u waJI wht!n Teddy!
his reform congress. 1 leased out Cablnet-man Cortetyou to'
President WlUon's part of the Job S(anilar,, 0 ,, ooverntnent-omcUll
which tho American people hao as-1 Vand-rllp to tho Standard Oil Cltrl
signed to the new administration ha;blink nllIj Money-Trust Morgan con
been splendidly done, and nono can ,,, ,0 Rrt ft ,507 wvr ror ,hfl
quarrel with any part of hU doing of rmlntry, nil In tho Interests of smooth j
It It will bo mighty Interesting from ,nK mll .inUKOn,lim t,c,Wl, UKI
now on to watcn congress uo its part. 1)11Iflncll3 antl tho K0V(,rnmcn,... ,
There are Ulay in the L'nllei! SUte Tm,ay wh, a ,laMua,1,n.
.. fen dollar overlonls, men tilio hate tho comln,. N,w rr(.,am pwrUy.
unrounlnhlo uralil. ulilrh they havo,, v.ouIll ,.,, n rrcort, ,, ,.rr,I(Jcn,
.tolen from the people, TI.U MMll. W.on' Now Freedom Pro4tectu
will continue 011 Into eternity collm-' k- lh ,)OKnnlnK of '
lug Ihrougl. the ret of , ,K,.plo'st ,A ftf , ,
. ." " '""r ,l'" mT "" tnnii boom stock gambllnc. and I
tlu-Mj billions are returned to the one
from whom they uerentolen.
i- Tho cryitalliatlon of the Incu-1
batlnif revolution whlcli w within
NOSTRILS AND HEAD STOPPED UP
FROM COLD? TRY MY CATARRH BALM
Instantly Clears Air Passages; .You
Breathe Freely, Nasty Discharge
Stops; Head Colds and DnU Head
utile Vanish
1 fiiw v.inrw ln-lft,- IVim A .....vf...... . ....,
While cter thee stolen lilllliimt re- -.,..11,1.- ....n 1 , ,,,
condition possible In n clvlllted ron
Tr 1 munlty, a condition that will not he
.stayed by "words. Idle words," nven
though they hawt behind them scores
'of as how-it, nhlo and conscientious
public nfflclals ns President Wilson
I Mould go on rf4tnl: Tlmt the
Morklng nut of the ruitlnn's dlttlrnl.
Ili-x along the Hni, nd down by re.
Ident WINon Mill hrlng kikh! m(.
. ..m.i r,.,nij kihmi iiinr nut Umt
Try "Ely's Cream Balm."
fJet a small bottle anyway, Just to
tr It -Applr a little In the Nostrils
md instantly your clogged nose and
stoe;,ed-up air passages of the head
will open, ynu will breathe freely;
dullness and headache disappear. By
munilug, thr catarrh, cold-in-head or
catarrhal sore throat will disappsr.
Kml such rnlsery now! Get the
small bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm"
at any drug store. This sweet, fra
grant balm dissolves by the beat of ,"')r w'" ' heeled with hell.
the nostrils; penetrates and heals the President Wilson and rongress nre
Inflamed, swollen membrano which confronted today with -
lines the nose, head and throat;, Unrest, uncertainty, fenr through-!
clears air passages; stops nasty dls-0,u ' innd. President Wilson's and
charges and a feeling of cleansing rnnKT' successful efforts, as cry-
Loothlnk relief comes Immediately, '""zed In tholr tariff and currency nr-
Uon't lay awake tonight .true.lcon,nl,nnients. forusnd It. Public
gling for breath, with bead stuffed;
nostrils closed, hawking and blowing.
Catarrh or a cold, with Its running
nose, foul mucous dropping Into the
throat, and raw dryness Is distressing
but truly needless.
Put your faith Just once
opinion ominously said- "A l,p far-
iner niong big btislnnfls-Oovonimont
will he to
"Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold
or catarrh will surely disappear.
nntngonlsm, nnd hell
pay.
President Wilson hoard, nnd his
proclamation of. today Is his answer-
(n,"No more nntngonlsm; In tho future,
wiiuiuniiun.
Our Low Rent Prices
Dealer in all
kinds of Leather
Goods.
Watch
Our Sales Go Up
and
Our Prices Gb Down
BRADLEY HARNESS CO.
( In the opinion of a humble student
(Of affairs, If President Wilson had mot
this clovorly manufactured, adroitly.
nurtiirod-hy-tho-HyHlern nubile nnin.
Ion with "It will ), hB business nn,i
Kovernmont antagonism straight from
tho shoulder until big business sur
renders," lasting, pormnnent relief
would havo como to tho nntlon nnd
tho people, oven though tho high
ways of business wo uttered for a
fow days with Urn coipsow of the big
business thieves, nnd tho byways of
retail honest effort with nomo of their
victims,
mirety bonds on short notice. Hea
CWleoU), AM Main St., phome M.
TIWWAV, J.W ut tutl
We will start this year
Willi the l pilr ,ir tVll H UI rltsli(e 1 K,r
Our HI.Hin.nd IImihI IUih. in-r jmmih.I
O111 IH.iihi.hiI llwwl rJliimWrre nr .un. &f
Km Unto Itnl .... ht pall TA "Hd ,j
i,iin for li ! I'rlre awl High I'lltediMnN
The Klamath Falls Meat Company
llnlc run! I'nlnco Mftrkoli, IMionea 157 nml 68
Our Aim
(or It'll Mill tw t moke ll.l !.. krt nil that Itir luinn l.t. tui
rtiid to amimpllsh tlwt w gUrtiHtr Uolutel)r tionrat el,,u,
prrfrt drlUerr. tin 7 llirt '' nl roMUwtmt, tuv,
le.ui mt!.
Peoples Market-
I'tiuite ICt
Nary a Rub
Nary a Scrub
First dump in your ilverwnro, and
it u Cleaned nnd Polished in less thwt half
n minuto.'iTho PUtum PUto rctnovei all
tarnish, nnd is trunrwntccd not to injur
ither silver or gold.
PROVEHITiYOURELFTelcphone
88 and arrange for n demonstration at
your house, or send the coupon bclowjto
Philip J. Sinnott,
hll.TII VM.IA,
i,mii'..tihu;um ,tn:T
l'lra tend a I'Uiuta CUan I'Uto to my rtdtito fur l"o W "''
In cas It Is satisfactory, I "111 remit " rents, olhrl I IU (
turn the plaio,
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liolhlnK hilt the llur.l f ilniKH,l rl.eiill.rtl..
Underwood's Pharmacy
siiikiiiiiiiiHsiSaSafl
Prompt Service Rennonnble Priccti
I W.O.Smith Printing Co. I
I Good Printing I
Pourth St., Iittween Moin and Klml I
HgH
a month.
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