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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1914)
ViiihaV, maiwh fit, iWM TUB EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALL, OREGON r.8B ' BALDWIN HARDWARE CO., Home of the Great MAJESTIC RANGE IIHJWHThAVOI'Oim .-, 4- a i r kx fc . , ii . fr. - Free Offer vor wn.ii h,vi; $10.00 II) il.uiiitf )" Onlrr TOIMV fur m m,ui:th' w Miming ' TwrUi'-Pl Hri nl Wnjrtlr tHMnu IVm.IU IV) Mlllirx-f) HanK", I! it" l"'k jrttilr orttrr U', wt In lull III" lUttKi- litfrr DINNER mmm-, . gjyi ll fr H I !?"' Hi i HHHHHHHj1 "i ' iMHNh l I iiX. ' 'PMI''! ! ET's HI HHHHVH-v $sbbbbbbbbbbbbb SVmmBBF l iligVmVBma I 1 I 1 I MIIIKh 1 Ilia m U juti fur i'M Mini (lli H (lull 4ml ttlrldllii if Ml) rffnft llil- nrriti I will ftiWi rttiln. j(M, it);cKi:it. I tin: iiemi: op I THKM.UKMTH'ltAXm: VV 'c-J- -" SM . ' ' i43HWBB8wB-g AiifLji Tit . Tj- -tAAt M.?h i nXmI i Ti TTILjli1-jlLJ- i. The Climaxing Features of the Great Majestic Cooking Exhibition BILLED FOR SATURDAY Tlirrv mv ninii) nuniru ilm luuo rtldinlnl (III Krrttt rnokliilT ctlilbllluii -rry U ilmn lt ornlni:, tuaity oilier liave l--n here once or twice, tint ti.lii.it tim unin-.( rtr)lMH) liu U liifrmlisl In LUiIm-ii nlTnlr In lit- on liniiil. lo-niie ll' Hip IjAST biIGRKATE8T DAY OP THB MAJESTIC lUtMONhTIUTMlV I'm( v4r Itrrkri'. 1'ioutiini lur llio iU) III tlra prlnrlxilly with .Mi: TS. Ilitw to uvMrr, lioir to ruat ami hw to wrtc mniU will be com (ilrlrl; urinl hj llulnitliii mul Inliitr.. In mlilllluii, HI.H JiltllAT HITCIAI. KKATl'HK Till: "OXE-PAX" DIXXKH. In llib uniqae demon titnllnii llm 'iti(i-Mii will urir it rmnplrii-lliin;r nmpli- fur (Uteni pnilc III - llc tMa axl ia omc liour'n tlaic. .Ah eljtht-pouad roast, xiin.H. Mrtil, ll-lni nnl lluri 'l'"i'ii liUmilo rtniktiliilr llm iIIiukt, nn llutruliil nlwrc. (X)MK, HEE AMI PAHT.AKH. A Tip to the Men ndter ftetfto Hie qMatlea oaca for ll HAVE A OKEAT MAJESTIC BA.VGK lBalM In roar home XOW. It mttana prompt mesU, loreljr ! Ing, iiwcct-tetnperc wire, delldoaa tvmIm, peace md happiaeM la the Hume. The beat oa earth la aoao too good for jroar rlfe aad Utat'a the GKKAT MAJESTIC. ' SHE WAKTSOTTE apKiij .; nbEi9i HL TIIK GRE.AT MAJESTIC THE RANGE WITH THE REPCTATIOX ILS U'OX ITS XAME OX MERIT BALDWIN HARDWARE CO. 414418 Mak St Herald's Classified Advs. MHWrr FOR RENT WWWWWWMMMWWWW Scene in New York Streets After Storm WMV i'Olt HUNT wH IflftK rtwrn over! fountll ftiom, r" tlirj, Jl-c I Ctillfdl. 3S Mala 10-61 KOR SALE WAV I'Olt HAl.U -OiXVil nliilfa r, clitap Hro CUIIcolr. 035 Main tltvct 10-Cl MISCELLANEOUS 0lf ran r( Kurmpnu nuJe Iit In (or ii jut a rfraccmablr In trlc' t lieti niullns (or ilmm. Work mauihli mtil mulurUU RiioraiKcotl. Ktf i A liol.limllh. Uip Tullor, niin-t Tlilr.) mtil Main. "l,rorrll' ihtoneli Home linlumrr." LOST AND FOUND Kill Nil On lilnniAili I'aIU nnil llo( nmufi ronil, Dim trrlp villi rt Ornier cnti Imvn cAiiui Ii)' (m)lii(J for lhl nodti'. J. w. McCoy, I' 0. lot . Kin -.Ui I'nllit, Hulncrllm for (hi Herald. f.O cent. month, ! MIIH. A. I'KTEIWTKINERH Not murli Bllvtr, Hut iilenijr to rat, 'rn two bit meal It mn'l ho heal, 1IM Malta Htrwrt Ha9lflHPBfei I HHBBBBBVIBmwABBF919HBBBKBMHVHBHBB3BBBBBBBBBBBflHHHpV?bM w-tfabMttttblvVHBHHHHH lHHHV1lMv2WPSiHj?BHaaiHH I i3rm7i" J vA Mil f? iaTHHVKVl BP-GaaVHHRIEBHHBflHH 2iMgj ly .jjgtBVig!iKSHKBBHBBBB-BB ISPBBI! i A aJH fc i iiilvfa- Mar TliPHHHHfcMil I IPIBH! 'to bo uccetliKl by a democrat Is Bur ton of Ohio. A republican who will haw Uio tight of bid life to "come bock" la Uriitow of Maine. HU nom luatlon will bo opoed by former 'Senator CtirtU. a regular republican. wbll Murdoclc will ojipone hltn In In tho regular general election. A democratic senator who frankly looka .forward to n hard strugglo U Cham- iburlatn of On-gon, who will bo op posed by Robert A I lean. preme court. Clarke is now mendlas fences back home, not having been In the senate since the Christmas re ceaa. Coe . Crawford U also been mending fences btck In South Dako ta el net? Christmas. In his own party Charles 11. Burke will probably op pose h'lm. while Edward S. Johnson will probably lead the democrats in Uootb, a repub-,tho general election. i George Ade. the humorist, is being (h ' If" iHflif "' i thnt i-lly from the north, south and wtr llrooklyn Inut wvok, N'uw Yorlt ill ws rpnjweri illnyetl for morn than timjed. Stall A merber of tho sonata since the brought forward to succeed Senator day of President Harrison In 1891 'shhely of Indiana. Albert J. Bever- (JalllnKLT of New Hampshire will ijge will congest with Ade. should (hao to mak' his Drat flgbt before the' Ade run. for the progressive nomlna- poople next fall. Now Hampshire's tton. Candidates for the republican other senator, Hollla, Is a democrat. J nomination are ex-Governor W. T. Ono of the most interesting battles ol Durhln. former mayor of Indlanap- tho fall will be that of Gore, the oils. Charlie Bookwalter and W. L. hllad senator from Oklahoma. .'Taylor. Shlveiy is unlikely to be op- Completely exonerated of charges 'posed In tho democratic party, aa Tag- of the most serious character, Gore talgart has said he will not run. expected to bo re-elected. A spec- A hole flock of candidates are as- tnculsr "Armngeddon" contest fillip,,.,,,-,,,,,, s)Mlor joaea of Woh. bo thnt In Pennnyhanla. where air-Muston. tilch state last time Bent tho ford Plnchot will battle for the pro- only progressive to tho senate. Poln- jKresslvcii against BoUe Penrose, stand iexter. to that body. Roger C. Sulll- ,' patter, while the democratic colors van of Chicago would. It is asserted. will bo carried by A. Mitchell Palmer., Ilke t0 succeed senator Sherman ot 'who will probably haw tho cordial (lu,nols Ul may make the riice. HUPPort of President Wilson. , CoBWer,Bg tae ,iIe or the iUt,, , Many of the regular republicans,. number CJlBdWltt. ,, iMPeclally a few representatives, will !J" D. ta "I !TJ! r"n .eat .-. ,o be . 4or. . . """" """ 'r, . r "wT'John Walter Smith ot Maryland neemv practically certain ot re-alectlba. I V(h llio ion Inrheit of miow thai full lant wvok. N'uw Yorlt ill) ws ren ilurul almost lielplens. How much imorchniil l"l becnuso lliey ruW not dellwr good may nevor h known. Some vstlmnlcs Imvo Keno ,lilRhnr thnn 10,000,000. Tmlim on ,nll of tint tallronilH coming Into tlm t'lly from the north, south mid wtr llrooklyn truffle was almost suspenti- wr iiAlnvoil for uioro than ton! oil. Htaten lsinnu. which Is another i hours.. ' borough ot the rlty, had no street car j On Munlintlnu Islmid few ot thojllnca In operation at all. ' ' jntruot rar lines worn open. It wast It han been estimated that tho cost liwuollilo to get aroiimt only because ot romoliiK tho snow will bo not Jess tlu elovnled linos anil the subway 'than 11,000. A storm lust precod itiiiUI not be blocked with snow. In lug has coat as much, 11 III I II Wood!' Wood! Ulock Weo4 10-Inch Body Wood 10-Inch Limb Wood i-ft. Body Wood Mi. I.lssb Wood k lw OroWa a H'luare Daa Men OorMiibMM. Many Senatorial Bees Are Busily Humming Hy HURTON K. HTAN'IUHII (Written for Ihe Unlleil 1'ieas) WASHINGTON, O, O., March 13. Tho terms of ono-thlrd of the mem ie United States sciiu'e will ouplie a llltb oor n year henco. Autl tlility-two numiUiirs will face tho problem ot gottlna, buck again for with possibly ono oxecptlou all ot the nlomt would lUte to keep ou with Ihelr laglalatlng Jobs under the new lOIreci olfctliuu. l.wv. All ot which makiw tho poltilcal situation of cju sldcrablo (ntoioii to the senatorial h" I irauts. Moat cf J'lru; are auxtour lo get out homo .ud uM,d tholr polUlral fences, it will bo a novel stunt tor most ot them this campaigning among tho pwile Instead of pulling wires among members ot tho state legislatures, Kllhu Root, whoso term expires March i, 1915, positively doesn't want re-electlou. Hoot has announced his retirement from public llfo at that time. Senator Bradley ot Kentucky In not expected to fight tor his return. It la practically certain that his successor will be a democrat. Another republican who it very apt lnates tho party entirely too much to suit them. ' Another tight In which Intenso In- jtereat will renter Is that ot Cole L. jlUease, who will make tho run against I Ellison D. Smith ot South Carolina, and who, It Is declared, haa an ex cellent chance ot beating Smith. Mr. lllcoso has a nation-wide reputation bocauso ot his "to hell with the Con Htltutlon" views. He was recently re elected governor, despite the opposi tion ot Senator Tillman. Anothor veteran ot the senate who Is rounding out his last torm Is Per kins ot California, whose lone illness has almost prostrated htm. A sen ator who cannot saake a struggle is Thornton ot Louisiana, whose suc cessor, Robert F. Brouasard, now a ropreaeatatlvo, has already been elect ed. Despite the tact thnt he has al ways been considered a leader ot the progressive republicans, Cummins ot Iowa will probably be opposed by a progresslvo candidate, even It he has uo opposition In hla own party, While he will have no opposition In tho general elections, Clarke ot Ar kansas, president pro tempore ot the senate, will have a hard tight with Judge W. P. Klrby ot the state su- Democratic voters in Alabama will hr.ve a chaace to choose between Rep resentatives Hobson and Underwood. . This Is to fill the unexpired term ot the late Senat? Johnson, for which the senate reciiiily refused to seat K. P. Glass. Stephenson ot Wisconsin. Is ilfcelj ts be oppceM by some one mere agreeable to La Foltotte, as the latter. It M said, would Ilka to have a more regressive coileiu-. The weight of personal baggage al lowed free ot charge on English rail ways for each ordinary first class pas senger is 150 pounds, and tor each ordinary third class, passenger, 100 pounds. In a little more thsn a century tor which records hare been kept Mich igan's copper production has been about 30 per cent ot that of the en tire United States. The Klondike fields, which are In Yukon territory. Dominion of Canada, hare produced nearly $125,000,000. Notice Iavltla Preposala Proposals will be received by the Police Judge ot the city of Klamath Falls, Oregon, up to and including Monday, March 30.1914. for furnish ing the city with 500 feet ot I H -Inch fire hose and 2 cut-off nossles. A. L. LEAVITT, Police Judge ot the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. Dated at Klamath March 13. 1914. Falls, Oregon, 12-lOt NOSTRILS AND HEAD STOPPED UP FROM COLD? TRY MY CATARRH BALM Instantly Clears Air Passages; Yost Breatho Freely; Dell Headache Goes; Nasty Catarrhal Discharge Stops. Try "Ely's Cream Balm." Get a small bottle anyway, Just to try It Apply a Utile In the Nostrils and lustantly your clogged nose and stop;.ed-up air passages ot the head will open; you will breetk freely; dulluess and headache disappear. By morning, the catarrh, coU-ta-ated or catarrhal sore throat will ekapper. End sucu misery now! Gat the small bottle ot "Bly's Cream Balm" at any drug store. Tela sweet, tra- graat balm dissolves by the heat ot the nostrils; penetrates and heals the Inflamed, swollen membrane which line the none, head and throat; clears air passages; steps nasty dis chargee and a feeling of cleansing sooihlau relist cornea Immediately. Don't lay awake tonight strag gling for breath, with head staffed; nostrils closed, hawking and slewing. Catarrh or a sold, with IU running none, foul mueona dropping inU Mm throat, and raw dryness) hi dlstrassigg hut truly Midlist, "j Put your faith Just ones "Ely's Cream Balm" and yenr M or eatarrh will surely disappear. , . (Paid AH m-im ill) MM jl'7
