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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1914)
MONDAY, Al'lllli in, THE rvP-NTNG HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON pack rovn WILL BUY A "CRACKEN" GOOD SUIT IsAtl-WI m.r tt-m AT THIS muki, EJjTinM WL) ih w, I ."! sag itf-'i-r-T- (vtsnV-- BJLAAt'-UtVwI1 MalKnKJ rv .4y y.i V -rtrf'M if f fiyiit'LiN''a All New Patterns and Models-Norfolk and regular Sack Model,New, Snappy Patterns that will appeal lo dressers of good taste .PYonWANTAGOODSUlTATMODERATEPRlCESEEOURFIFTEENDOLLARLlNE Agency Royal Tailors K. K. K. STORE k?7vwin New Volcanic Island Is Still Unchristened Heard on the K.C.H.S. Campus k m W U TWO QUI FOR Million Lost in Labor JOB IN HUH elded that it would be better to wait until It shows some signs of perina-nance. It Is considered that it would bo United Press Service TOKIO. April 13. The baby Island of the Douln croup, -which came into . . - .. . .V.- !.. l XiStanC lOUOWing lue l' 1 ,...,,.,. ,, ,n l.!m! hoar- Saaurajlma. has not yet been Chris- '' i" , . , , SieUUnd appeared during ne the emperor's name to sink into the coronation year of the present'1110 fica- eraperor, there were many suggestions The Island covers several square that It be vren his name, Talsho. miles, and appears to be composed of it k.. .n found, thoneh. that the lava and sulphur. Though an official new Island now occupies the Itloa of a similar island "Efficiency was the subjwt of Kov. J. S, Stubblollotd's address in chapol this morning. Me made the students a very instructive anc interesting talk ,and wan given the closest attention. t t t Mis Viola Santlmaw. Miss Kern Wood. Miss Dorothy Darling and Miss Ethel Winter. Brst section stenogra phers in the business department, have been selected for duty in Prin cipal -ugbfs ottlce for a few days' special work. T t t COUNCILMAN DOTY A.M II. UCKWOOll W1M. Hi: fANIU. HATES KUH DM! YIMU THHM AS COJNCH.MA.' Strikes in Great Britain yieer r1...i-tf V 1. MnrrUnn In fharen e exact po- expedition has reported on its appear-' f lhp bu,,nws department. Is getting i-i !. . . v.. l.nilut nn It ovine to . . ., . . ,., ..! i sluoa ol a similar isiana wmcu uj--au.r, uu uu ... .-..-v --, ,0 j a rvguiai- vna iur iuumus i".- ( .j Mt mini in nd hii ltnccitbe fact that it is stilt hot and sub-l .. h innod a trio on the disappeared, so official circles have de-jject to frequent earthquakes. Upper Lake this evening to make views to auu 10 nis raureuuu. t t t Kditor Unities has received the cov ers for tho "Uoouicr." The paper Is dark brown, with a black "K" In a f Continued from Dace 1) ... .... km t.iciIm. rtnfr. who nrc-'clrclo of black. uuijui.ri.ririririri-i-1- s ided also at Becker's trial, they ap-' tit Immediate personal charge of the case pealed, but the state supreme court "I own a fish." said a fair co-ed. saved this man and his memory of the 'sustained the verdict. It also sus- when Forrest Pell returned from car number to the prosecution. It'talned the verdict against Becker. Spencer Creek at 10:0 last night ... .... . j . ...u - ti.. m tho nnnn.il to the anoellaUM and nresented her with a nice rain- was Ulis sienuer inreau ui cuutu , .it., ..... .-.-- , GITWll CWttU U ELECTieCUTED wore. They were confident Becker "would not be convicted. f When he was, however, they did not lose hope. Following their con w.,inn Kfnri Justice Gotf. who pre sided also at Becker's trial, they ap-1 In addition toNotlng o" mayor, city recorder and city treasurer, the elect ors' of the Fifth ward will also chooe a councilman, who will fill the unex pired term of W. O. llunon. Huson rolgncd. and the charter provides that his successor shall bo ehrwen only until the next election M K. Doty, whose term as senior councilman from the Fifth, expire at this time, has his petition ready to run again. He will be opposed by II J. I.ockwood. n well known Shipping ton resident. it nlted le Service ' I.ON'1'ON. April 13 Eighty r milium dollar In aew bav been lot by iu worUiignwn "I H" lU-l Kingdom In the past t'ii tir ac count of atopiM 'I'''- la industrial ,dMpuli of all Mm!, nrrordlttfi t statistics pr -rtU from the govrru mvni boaru of trade riurii. suppW mi'tilmt br detail furnUhxit by union . 1,-dders li h priniul irdt 1 Hut BR.ili) tbi ngure 1 plaffd net gain In wlgr nn thf rrult of cn dt.ut f lU.tfaoOOt) Alto. t It l rsllmalfd tbl th Ubrlg cla 'an rt wholo Iij c,iifrd advans" In HftKP"! in lb" amo period Aceregatuu ITS.UUU.DOI), but thn SI"Arr (DirtlUU . of lhr lt0 IkH obtttilltHl IllfoUU, tl,n mrJIum mI nor Vine ri(inl niut ttmcllUtluu. FUt) pr rwiil f lb lflV.r l h imxt (on jrnr ha''' b! wo by Ibn oiiUilu'r. 5J lT nrnt by tilt' work-. Pf, and llio lrr 31 T CpHI ii'n com prom 11 SS' from which Whitman traced the real court. slayers, and built up his case. Even bow trout. when that tribunal unanl- it was subseouentlr learned that roously confirmed the verdict against' Nice Workout. Becker received word of the shooting them they kept their nerve, and is- A number of the players who ex from Jack Rose, Becker's stool pig- tued statements tending to show their eon, by phone, and that the police Innocence and why they should get a lieutenant Immediately rushed from new trial. his apartments uptown to reassure the pect to make tho baseball team had a nice workout at Modoc Park Sunday afternoon. In fact, the practice game was so enthusiastic that It was de cided to meet again this evening at 0 with Walter o'clock for another spell. During tho week at game BUI Hum stopped a hot ground men who had engineered the shoot- Some Fish. Ing. It was also learned that Becker. Harry Egan, who. In an automoDiie, nao passeo me jiei- jjraaioro, spem me jjui wctj Kuhj um ". .,----r. lopole a few minutes before Rosen- Spencer Creek, returned to Klamath er with his leg. causing a wry painful thai -was killed. 'Falls last night with the nicest col-'brulse. Up to the very last "Dago Frank." lection of trout seen this season. Six- .. u bi I) Kl.li. f..il." atiH.lr..li ralnhnw trout of almost Unl-' "Whiter Lewis" asserted their inno-Jform size was what Mr. r.gan had to J cence. uecaor was iriea oeiore luejeuun iui uu ,.i LL Only a Few Pieces of Land Yet to Rent See Us Quick 80 ACRES POTATO AND GRAIN LAND, $5.00 PER ACRE, HALF CASH, BALANCE AFTER HARVEST. HOUSE AND BARN. 5 ACRES BLACK LOAM CELERY AND GARDEN LAND, CHEAP FOR CASH. 2 ACRES FINE GARDEN SPOT; RICH SOIL, CHEAP FOR CASH. The Klamath Development Co. Theater Guide 1303 Main Street Klamath Falls, Ore. HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE DARK STAR THEATER WOODLKY it I'ATTKItSON "A .Summer Night's Flirtation'' "The Antique Brooch," Two-Keel Edison Drama The WcildiiiK Hell," Blograph Drama "fi'utlicrliiK Coii ileunn." Hunt)' Tim," Lubln Comedy State of Oregon, County of Klamath L. D. Ward, vs. I'n.nown Owner of Kstray. Vlr.t One sorrel gelding, about t yrnra old, branded J In circle on right shoulder and running W on left shoulder That said L. D. Ward did on or rloso to tho 1st day of May, 1913, take up and at all times since (then kept In his possession the above described estray; and that ho ba used all reasonable effort t ascertain nnd find the owner of tho snrae, and tnkrn all legal stops required by tho .laws of the State of Oregon In refer enco to estrays; Now. therefore, to said unknown owner, nnd to any and nil persons who may bo Interested therein, you aro hereby notified that at tho ranch 1 known as tho Mason ranch, nbout 1 A mllffl southeast of Miller Hill school house, In said county and slate, on the 4th day of May, 13H, at tho hour of 10 o'clock n. m. of snld day. when the said estray will bo exposed anil offered for sale as by law directed: ami tbe proceeds of said sale will lx applied for tho paymrint of all damages, costs jand oxpcnM-o legally Incurred; and tho excess. If nny. will he retained uy K. W. Gowcn, Justice of th pearo, or Ihls successor In office, for the period I of six months. And If said sum of money so held shnll not Ui called for dn mill! time, tho samo will bo depos ited as by statute In such cases made and provided. Dated April 13, 1014. 4-13 C-4 B L. J. WAIID. WORKMAN LOSES POST-LENTEN THRtL FINUERS DANCE TONIGH T i.oeu, i.iMiiKit womkvs ni:i.n:r coiti wii.i. AfCIIi:.NT A1 i-LiST has sntior.N i:mi: rou man who ii:rM r.iin IN A HAW tJIVi: I'AHTV AT MlKHi: HAM; tiii: i:vi:.vi.vrs i'iiimiham in :t.t)ni:s a st'i'i'iut C. W. Hluman tost tir-T nngor Tim ntet dnnclng pifly after Hie .. . titiinn .iimii will b Klven this oVoii i fro mhlt left hand as the result oi an --- . Ingby KprngU" Chapur, Women's K(-i arcld.nl at Saldgo llr,. plant UiU f t.r(, The affair IIUkn plar 'inoriilnK. wiwn in lingers wuruurn ., , Tlii.lair ..rct.e Into u saw rtWIl I ftl .,.! riii.lnll'a .irrlma. Hloliiati Is at the Mark- , ,...., , 'burn hospital, where tti liijurod hand, ' . .. . ! ... ,.. ,,t ,,. In nddlltiui tu lUn daliriliR. a up' was aneiiu ...- . . , ,. ,... .,, jrtjl w in i' '-i r a, pt !( - t Merry man. ! public I Invited to nllemt. To Whom It M) t'oiiiern l I'Oll HAI.i: Having purchasnl a. Notice I. hereby given Hal llin MW rnr( , ,)nV(t 0, mR. 'imrtnrnlilp formerly existing ,tMmtaT rn K II Hall. 13-31 1 tho undersigned and known as Hlilvu ( t& KleptxT, Is by mutual consent dU- " (solvitd on April 13, 1311. Tho biisl- Tlioy Koi fr.iilm I ....it lia.nliiforn I'lilullictud IlV Haiti i 'imrtnors Is lo bo the properly of! 'Oscar Hhlve. who will collect all no-' I. .....I .ll.i.linri.1. nil lltilillll lla TtlHlllin 41111, HinviiHift'P ..-. 1 I'nrllen owing said firm aro hereby I I notified to mako nnltlmnfint of their iuccounlM with tho said Oscar Hlilvc. , i OHCAK BHIVi:, ! i 13-m it. V. KI.KITKIl. i TSl&Si JJ? H)i )lllf ld-: l.r IfTl UP )OM !. R up b0. glng Hie fatlfb Ibat a ,unt(n. lir ulioo IHll'l Uc ao unl.liU. ablo liw !!' mile l- o,Uh) It H' llltie I" ') bttiltf rluiilr. "clHmpl nhi mil Muni, Mr.tr "Ut lit tin- U--tir ttiat "I am - n4 Id tat frvt." LUtrn ltrrnt d) fhlui (..ol 83 Cl.lll(lr- allft Uil. -'! -t'J, nil rtillar. M mf' ft ' tillie- and luiluttaeM ihrougli nil ami sit ('. I'nr nhtM Mimfurl. )q Jfa'l r.4 tng-liil) -U" but "( llirt Ulilird with "! A"J " 8 miio llh fiM.i Bei nit (we rhuiiimliig. f '"' !'"''' All til"" r ' '' it.. wlikh. "t'llfl inursfriui till' prr-rtiltniir"'! fJ'ti'""- 8'' render nut ti' ol '",'"', Krry flHit, etl a elrty raslilll. lift tl tle( Uil 1 trntlmr-'juur". Vint. tm are i,MiHr'4rt" gl riiiiifnrl lili ftitl". " uIHkiiii prlcvpetialtr i ,hUM" rliislvo Itegal Agrmr RcfalExclusiveShoeSlire for. nili mid ' Herald Want Ail. Ileralil want ml brlnit t11- I Today's nows today In Tbs Herald. I. Admission 10c and -!Sc Valley Pride Flour Made from Selected Grain r iif TEMPLE THEATER The Girl ut the Curtain," Kssanay Two-Heel feature 'Tho Indlun Anibuinwle," Kalom Drama "A Ktory of Crime," Kdlson Comedy MATINKU OAUiV AT 2i0 ALL LICENSED I1CTDRK8 "A Good a the Best It Cot You Lew." We ask you to buy it and try it; if it's satis factory, order it again. i For Sale in Klamath Falls at Ashland Fruit Store 5 B B" Butte Valley Milling Co. Where Was Moses When the Lights Went Out? .Iiiat uliiin HIiiiiiaHi Palls would linvn liieii eeiy night 'r lliv pasl eek If It ImhI not liuil llio iHiieflt of outside IHiiier for ll eleililr. Ilglils while the Iteno ('mini iuih being repaired. No luglii supply of power ran be niiiiln iiliHolulely reliable fur coiitlini imih mtiIik ut miy price, Klmiiiitli I'mIIa tins Hie lieiielU ( piiMi-i' fiuiii HIIVIIN illfferrnt pUnls, a her lie uiietrelli'il men In I lio-Jr ml ililrw, mill at rales M,lsMrn '" luwi't nny where. ,"' IIONKHTIiY, NOW, (JAN VOIJ IIKAT IT'.' California-Oregoi Power Co. A