The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 17, 1914, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textand : IAR TWO PROFESSIONAL CARDS MAXWELL M. LONG Osteopathic Pfiystotan Suite 13 aad II. Whits Building CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY ABSTRACTS BJBCRANCK Members Oregon AssodaUon Title Mm A. 8. LOWMAX . OH1ROPRACTOR Rmw 11 ami 18 Klrat National Bank Bnthnmi Klamath Falls, Or. GEO H. HAYDKN, Optician Office, Room SI I, Odd Fellows Building Oflce and Residence, KW cor. 7 th and Mala Phone 115 CLAYTON E. WHKELKIt Ptiyaklaa aad Sargeen Osteopath Spcmdylrtherapist (Spinal Treatment) OSce heuse: 9 to 11:10 a. m; 3 to B t m.; evenings, T to S . TRB KLAMATH FAXUB 8TEAM LAUNDRY Guaraateaa first claee work aa wall aa Irat elaaa service. If yon hare occasion to make eomplalat aad do aot gat Im mediate attention, phoae D. B. CAMPBELL Wood! Wood! BRAY BLOCK WOOD Blocks from local mills lt-lach Body Wood l-taeh Limb Woo 4-ft. Body Wood 4-ft. Limb Wood Leave Odes a Ban are Deal i P. C CARLSON WOOD ALL BRY WOOD 4 ft. slab wood SSJMcord It-am. slab wood ..... .S8.ee cord 19-tn. Slab Wood S&9S cord 4-ft limb wood S4.SO cord le-ln limb wood 85.35 cord Block wood, load $3.08 Block wood, doable load . . .84.23 KLAMATH FUEL CO., Mate. O. Paytea, Mgr 187. I DSDIXHOTTXA FOX A BAD GOLD --- Grt a small package o! Hamburg Breast Tea, or as the German folks call it, "Hamburger Bros Thee," at any pharmacy. Take a tablespooafal of the tee, put a cup of boiling water upon it, pour through a sieve aad drink a teacup full at any- time during the day or before retiring. It is the most effective way to break a cold aad cure grip, as it opss the pores of the akin, relieving congestion. Also loosens the bowels, thus driving a cold from the system. Try it the seat time yea suffer from cold or the grip. It I ms-rpeaelve aad entirely vegetable, therefore safe aad harmless. RUB BACKACHEAND LUMBAGyKHT OUT Iti aad MJaasa swsy wit aamIltot4Uaf44kM It latest Oil When your back is sore and lame or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has Jou stiffened up, don't Buffer I Oct a 5 cent bottle of old, honest "St. Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, pour a little in your band aad rub it right iato the pain or ache, aad by the time you count fffty, the soreness aad lame tsiees is gone. Don't stay crippled I This soothing, Penetralia oil Beads to ba used onhr oaee. It takes the ache aad pain right out of your baek aad aada tie misery. It is majieal, yet absolutely harmless tesmvt burn the akia. Nothing elm steps lumbago, sciatica aad lame bask misery so promptly I Tno gawsJt, 8elrrered t year er bene, 10 eeaU Hie Evening Herald W. O. SMITH, . Editor Published dally except Saaday by The Herald Publishing. Company ot Klamath rmtU, at 116 rtmrth 8treet Entered at the postomce at Klam ath rails, Oregon, for transmission through the matla aa second-class matter. Subscription terms by mall to amy ad dress la the Valted States: On year ...... 11.00 One month .10 KLAMATH FALLS. ORMON FRIDAY, Ami!- 17. 1814 AND STOP AT KLAMATH FALLS Weather CtondJttona for April Date. Max. Min. Weather 1 49 3S Cloudy 2 , 60 36 Pc Cl'dy 3, 61 40 Cloudy 4.. 54 44 Cloudy 6 57 19 Pt, Cl'dy 7. . .58 3S PL Cl'dy 8 ,. 59 3S Pt. Cl'dy 9 5S 44 Cloudy 10 51 35 PL Cl'dy 11 51 36 Pt. Cl'dy 12 61 26 PL Cl'dy 13 61 42 PL Cl'dy 14 6S 36 PL Cl'dy 15 63 36 Cloudy 16 50 29 Clear CLEAN UP OUTSIDE AND IN T1AT there is great need for the systematic observance ot an an nual "clean-up" day seems to be con ceded by practically everyone in Klamath Falls. If It was as easy to remedy the unsanitary conditions of a town as It Is to get the people to ad mit the necessity of doing so, Klam ath Falls, as well as all other cities, would be spotless. While tho conditions In Klamath Falls are somewhat Improved over what they wero a few days ago, a trip through the city shows many streets. alleys, yards and open places that are littered with waste and rubbish, and are unsightly and unsanitary. Although probably no worse than other cities, you will find a poor walk here, a board out of a fence there, or a post down, weeds growing rank along the sidewalks or In the yards. or even the home presenting a dilap idated appearance for the want of a little palnL If these are the conditions out doors, exposed to Tiew, what must be the condition inside, in the basements and attics and store rooms. A clean up campaign should be thorough. It means more than simply raking up a few chips and boards and tin cans and hauling them away. That much is good, but there is work for every man, woman and child in the city. If you will take a few momenta to think, you will find several things that you should do. You might start In by fixing the walk; then level off tho lawn: clean up the back 'yard, and plant some flowers; then clean up the attics and store rooms Inside. The plan that will accomplish the greatest results would be to treat tho home with a new coat of fresh paint. This done, you will not be content until all the surroundings are improv ed to correspond. It will also be an incentive to the neighbors to improve. It is wonder ful what a little paint will accomplish. Just try it and see. WHY NOT Take advantage of the summer vaca tion to start the children Is music? Special summer inducements on pianos at Shepherd Piano Depot, next door to postoftlce. 9-tf MRS. A. PETEfWTFJNKR'B Not BiHcb allver, Bat plemty to eat. For a two bit meal It caa't bo boat. ISO Sixth Street New Auto for Sale ON EASY TERMS or will take part In trade I have a snap In Income Main street property. S MAGUIRE 481 Main Street Says Printer's Ink Beats Church Bell (Herald Special Service) OAKLAND, April 17, Church spires and church bell are doomed to so down as relics ot the past, declares the Iter. K. J. DraJncr, pastor o( the Grace Methodist church ot Oakland. Mr. Uradncr Is a modern church ad vertiser, and uses an electric rtvolv lug cross, seven foet square, that can be seen (or miles. At night this cross hangs In tho air, apparently on Are, turning slowly on Its axis. NcwsotOgNcitJshors 9oealp aad Progress of Nearby OoaimnnMleo aa Ctwmateatd la the Press. liotta U Slow beginning tomorrow auto speed maniacs will bo down to the strict letter of tec law, and offenders will be arrested. All this Is due to tho fact that Marshal Tom Williams has pro vided himself with a stop watch, and ho is going to hold It on those who are suspected ot violating the speed ordinance. The marshal wttt also en force the ordinance relating to the turning ot corners Roseburg News. Protect Water Supply The city has purchased from Coun cilman Cornelius a tract of land In the watershed about the dam for a consideration ot $1,050, paying 1300 in canh and giving a time warrant for the balance without Interest. This tract Is necessary to safeguard the city's water Interest in tho years to come, and the consideration Is deemed exceedingly Tidings. low. Ashland Oaaaery a Certainty Final steps will be taken In the Hoke cannery project when tho directors meet and make arrangements for the collection ot the remaining $500 and order the machinery. At a meeting of the stockholders last nlgbt by-laws were adopted and tho directors elect- cd Medford Sun. The total Income from the parcel post in the year 1913 waa" about $80,000,000. There are two kiada of Inswraatc. Chilcote write the klad that pay. 035 Mala. Subscribe for the Herald. SO month. Women's Woes Klamath Falls Womeaj Are Ftedlmi Relief at Laat It does seem that women have more than a fair share of the aches and pains that afflict humanity; they must "keep up" must attend to duties in spite of-xonstantly aching bseka or headaches, dlxxy spells, bearing-down pains; they must stoop over, when to stoop means torture. They must walk and bend and work with racking pains and many aches from kkidsey Ills. Keeping the kidneys well bas spared thousands of women much misery. Read of a remedy for kid neys only that is endorsed by people In this locality. Mrs. II. k. Oeckwltfa, 814 Oak sL, Grants Pass, Ore., says: "I used Doan's Kidney Pills in my old born In Montana, and I have also used them here In Grants Pass. I suffered mnch from weak kidneys, brought on, I think, by Impure drinkink water Doan's Kidney Pills bare strength ened my kidneys and improved my health. For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Fostcr-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember tho name Doan's and take no other. DON J. ZUMWALT, Free. E. M. BUBS, Vice Pros, sad Trent. BERT E. WITHKOW, Secretary Surveyors and Irrigation. Engineers Klamath County Abstract Co. ABSTRACTING MAPS, PLANS, BLUEPRINTS, Etc. THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON "The old accepted method of chuch advertising, the aplro and tho bell, arv useless, and tiro passing," says Mr. Ilradner. "The bell dl. turbs the peace, but doe not attract, and the aplro only wastes space and money. I believe In modem method and printers' Ink, and have found that newspaper advertising brings more people to my church titan n doicn bells," The electric cross U the third of Its kind In the world. TO KEEP ASHLAND CEMETERIES CLEAN tlTY COUNCIL TAKES A 8TKP THAT CAN UK COPIED WITH PROFIT HY KLAMATH FALLS AND OTIIEK CITIES. -AHIILAND. April 17 The ceme teries ot the city are to be uudsr the control of a cemetery committee of the city council. This plan will bring about more 'inlform care In the city burying grouti'ls and aid tho Civic Improve r.cnt Club's effcrt to make tho parks aud public places as beautiful aa pos sible Tho mayoi has selected for this committee Messrs Ware. Heaver nod Cunningham. The cetneterfr? sie to bo thorough ly sont over before Decoration Day, and vut in ahapo for the annual de-:- ,oratfon exercises. Hotel Arrivals Hotel Hall K. Mauchaster. Merrill: S. N. Oil Usui and wlf IIIua Ijiknr A. It. Howell, Sacramento; K. 1.. Wendt. O. 'J. Iaixo, Homer Croat, D. D. Dobbins, jAlcx Sparrow, Portland; II. L. Chroe- jdeu. The Dalles: J. S. Dennis, A. E. 'Cronballn, Modesto; W. L. Tlngley, Fort Klamath: W. L. Tlngley, N. 8a- monlya, city; Joseph Ilrown, San Francisco. Willie Pelican John J. rieckman, Fred Sebben, Portland. Another "Neamith" Doom That the people of the western end of Lane county arc looking forward to a division of I.ano county, but are very quiet as to tho location of the county seat, was tho statement of At torney Walter It. Jones, who has Just returned from a trip to Sluslaw Val ley points. Ho says there is a groat deal of sentiment in favor of another county in that end of Lane, and the people aeem confident that they will succeed In getting It. Eugene Regis ter. Tho Chinese chrysanthemum was Introduced Into England aa far back as 1764, but It seems It became extinct In that country soo nafter. Ability to read and write Is one of the requirements for voters in Por tugal. The Seychelles group, a British possession lying 7G0 mites northeast of Madagascar, consists of about thir ty small Islands. KLAMATH COUNTY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE We furnish all kinds ot help at short notice. If you want work register at MRS. A. PIETERSTEINKR J 28 Sixth St. Phone 844 J, W. Trcere, Manager KLAMATH FALL, OREGON CYCLECAR VISITS THE RESERVATION IMUAM V8K A tlLAHH TO HKK IT. STAI.MONM tXIH KAH.MKIW I'l'IC ntASKD OTIIEU NEWS NtrTIS 1 IIOMTIIK M1KXUY (Herald Special Kcrvlce) 1 kiAMATII A 1KN0V. Anrll 17 - r.lm llatdttln of Klamath Kalis passed through hern thn fore part of the .. ...... ...-bit... m .t.nrf tftmt ll M juhlle the ludlatH and Agency attache 0-uiij.hl he walked but upou very close iamlnatl'it they saw that In rimi- In an automobile SO smalt that lu mtuU)luK gi was almost necja- r-ary to see It. T'io cyeiecar ' one oil u, Indian Agvut Kdsuu Watson and wf left for Portland and other Ore gon poluu. Watson Is out to Inspect staliluua. as the government baa or dered (en head of grade stallions for the Klamath Indians. This will en able the Indians to raise more fine horse and Improre their stock. Al (ruady the ludlaus have flue horses, but this Improvement will Dc wei coined. The Indian cattle Is atsa good, being about the best In Klam ath county. W It. Campbell of l.orella la mov ing his stock to Kowamkan, where he has teased a large tract of hay aud pasture land. II. C Klcpper of Klamath Falls It at Chlloquln. It and Hoy Moore of Klamath Falls have purchased the White Thomas store at Chlloquln. tt U feared that there will be no bsnebatt team on the reservation this season. We hope this will not be the cao. Hoys, gel In your collars and pull for a first class team. We have plenty of good material on the rrr vatlon. New York state has 56,1 s& chauf fours, and 132,330 automobile. Holland has Just completed Its first crematory, although a society for pro moting cremation tlirre has (wen in exUtento since 1874. Housekeeping rooms, sear brtdfe. Accurate Information aboat the Klamath Haala. See Chilcote, 883 If your house Is vacant Tell Tla- doll, 622 Mais Notice to Omtractors Bested proposals wilt be received by the undersigned up to 8 o'clock p. m. of May 4, 1914, for the erection ot a city hall on lots and 10, block 75, Klamath addition to Klamath Kails, Oregon. Proposal must be for furnishing alt labor and materials, machinery and construction equipment neces sary for the full construction and completion of such city halt in ac cordant with the plans and specifics tlons prepared by Velght A Co,, archi tects. Proposals received will bo opened and considered by the Common Coun cil of tho city of Klamath Palls, Ore gon, at the corner ot Main and Sec ond street, in said city, at their reg ular meeting, Monday evening. May 4, 1014, or at such other time as the meeting may be adjourned to. Each proposal must be accom panied by an unconditional certified check payable to J. W. Siemens, city treaaurer, for 6 per cent of the amount of the proposal as a guaran tee that the successful bidder wilt enter Into contract and execute the re quired bond within ten days from the date of the award. Proposals shall be made only on the form prepared by the architect. Plans and specifications may be ob tained of the architect at their oflce In said city on deposit of 2C guar anteeing the return of tho plans and specifications In good condition. Said deposit to bo returned upon receipt of plans and specifications. The right Is reserved by the city of Klamath Falls to reject any and all bids and proposals. By order of tho Council, A, h. LEAV1TT, Police Judge of the City of Klamath Valla, Oregon. 4-17-C4 b Notice for Publication (Not Coal Lands) Department of tho Interior, United States Land Office at Lakeriew, Oregon, March 6th, 1914. Notice Is hereby given that Jaaaaa D, arises, whose postoffle address Is Klamath Falls, Oregon, did, on the 21st day of March, 1813, flie la Uta oflce Swore Statement sad Applies-" tlon, No, 06410, to purchase tha IW U NWUi Wll BWtti . NBtt BKWi Hec. 10, township II 8., range 10 K Willamette Meridian, and the limber thereon, undir the provisions ot lb act ot June 1, 1ITI, ami nets amendatory, known as the limber aud Btone Lit," at such value as might be filed by appraise ment, and that, pursuant In suck t Plication, the land and timber thereon have been appraised at a total of 1400, the timber estimated at 310,000 board feet at 1 per M., 400 Juniper post at S rents each, and the land at f 170; that said applicant will offer Dual proof In support ot his applica tion and sworn statement on the ISd day of May, IS14, before C. It. DeLap, county clerk ot Klamath county, Ore gun, at Klamath Palls, Oregon, Any person Is at liberty to protest this purchase before entry, or Initiate a contest at any time before the pat out Issues, by filing a corroborated amdevlt In this oftlce, alleging facts which Mould defeat the entry. JAH. P. IIUHUK8S, Register 3-1 1 l Notkw Inviting PruHa to Pawtui City of Klamath Kail Improvement Honda. Healed proposals will be received by the Police Judge of Ibe city of Klamath Kails. Oregon, until Monday, May tlth. 1H. at I o'clock P. ., fur the purchase of 17,311.4) city of Klamath Kails, Oregon, Improvement bonds, These bonds are authorised by Ordinance No, 113 of said city, and will mature Is leu yearn from datt ot tssuvi said bonds being optional after one year, and may be redeemed la numerical order at the option ot the city at any semi-annual coupon period at or after one year from dale of Issue. These bonds are Issued to provide funds for part payment of the cost ot constructing a sewer In that part of tho city known at the Kourth Mtwar Unit. These bonds will be sold to Ibe highest and best bidder for cask, for not In than par value and teemed Interest; and will bear Interest sot exceeding C per cent. Each proposal to purchase mutt be accompanied by a check for t per cent ot the amount of the bid, certi fied by some responsible bank, pay able to the city of Klamath rails. Proposals must be sealed and en dorsed "Proposal to purchase Im provement Honda." The Common Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids aad propoaU. Dated at Klamath KatU, April 10, 1914. A. U I.EAVITT, Poller Judge of the City of Klamath Kails, Oregon. 4-10 6-11 Iteaolutlon Herlarlag the Intention of Ibe City of Klamath Kelts to Inmsuve Kiev rath Street In Maid City Front Main Street to Uphnm Street Woolen Avenue Krone Upham to Donald, and Donald Street From Woolen Avenue lo Sargent Street Whereas, A petition signed by more than ten freeholders of the city of Klamath Kails, Oregon, and Sled with the Police Judge thereof, and present d to the Common Council, having for Its object the improvement of Elev enth street in said city from Mais street to Upham street; Worden are nun from Upham street to Donald trccl; Donald atreet from Worden avenue to Hargen,t street, -including all the Intersections of said streets; And, Whereas, The Common coun cil has directed the city engineer to Mirvey the said streeU and prepare plans and specifications and estimates of cost ot various kinds of Improve ments of the said streets; and the said city engineer hnvlng filed wltb the Po lice Judge for the consideration of members of tho Common Council Plans and specifications and estimates of cost of the several varieties of Im provement; And, Whereas, The said plans aad ipeclflrallons and estimates are found satisfactory after examination by the round I; He It Resolved, That the said Plans and rpcclflcatlons are hereby approved ami trio common Council hereby ex prcssoM Its determination to improve the tfld streets within the limits da. fined by grading the same and Improv- ing with oil macadam pavement with n 4-Inch Water Macadam base and s 2-Inch Asphalt Macadam top, with s concrete curb and gutter as per plass aud specifications on fllo, together with the necessary drainage. The width of roadway to be 34 feet. -. .... ,.,, pvtiiicatiuBa ana estimates of tho city engineer covin EXPERIENCE COUNTS In every Mae of Wins rrrrrlsats Is wast nukes eflclescy. II Is wltb sjrest nrMe that we can tratsUaHr stats that the dlaTsfsst drnnrtntetaia nt aw . m -Maerisnre. deBarunents of ear baseness are Ksnerleaced buyers, MnsHenossI bntebers, expertesfed cuttars, ssnerksrsd salesmen and esaerleneed ael4vnryM " wwMm t give yon tbe tmgtsftt sf their elslsnry. , Think this over h derla your sapnUes tor the table. WUPAV, Al'hll, 17, mi aa a basis for the iM wlirv . V contract for such liitprim.w.B, ,k,,' b baaed thereon and ,,n "' "! cost of audi work and lm.tn,mJ!I submitted by said i.,1Prr at lu 77,76, Is hereby ndopld . u,4 b. able cost of the said work And It Is further mult!, Th.t the time within which objection, remonstrance may bo ,,,4 J the proposed Improvement nknll b on or before the 11th .Ur f ii.V And It la further raued, tkit the boundarlea thl whirl, the pr0pl rty Ilea that lu to l bmenttsd tt aid Improvement I. mi tlmt propsn, Wilts, adjacent to ii.r ,,14 llm(1' from Main to Upham within a line oa crtttt side ot s-Od Mireis so laptop distant 130 feel from the h nH ,j said streets, from Upham to fr, streets 'HO feet n ect u( w from Worden avrnue in Harccnt it. nue 1 80 feet ou each elde, aloes, (, line of the streets Improved, And It Is further rrnj, fsii the nolr required by rUrter ta fc givro to me property owners aStt4 by tho proposed Iruprotemem 44U be duly given as br th .ia charier provided. State of Oregon, County of Klamath, City of Klamath Ksll. I, A. U 1-esrtlt. I'olko Jud the City of Ktsmsth r'U. Orefft, do hereby attest the furrcolag t bt a properly an-l r-rrtly mrotUd w f s reeolutlt adopt! br a sonje-rity cf the members f the Cotamoa Cw.i tit elect, and approved t the mirer oa lite 1 31b day of April, tU A, l t.KAVITT, Pi.lUe Judge at the 01 If of KUeuU Kails, Oregon Approved by the Mayor tail I1U dry of April. 1911 T. K NieilOUB. M-iyor of the City of Klamath rIU Oregon. ll-lll .Notice Inviting tilde 1114a will be recvlted It ibe I'etke Judge ot Ibe city of KUusth rails, up to and Including Monday crtatai. April 37, 1114. at o'clock, tar IM construction and laying of a mvst main on Canal street, from Teats u Eleventh, In accordance with Us plans, specification and limits) of the city engineer, on nie lit lb oS of the undersigned. The construction and l)leetsstl ewer main Involve the folloslsi; 10 ruble yard of oUAtatiaa ul back Oil; 314 feet of 4-lncb sower pipe. 4 doable "Y's" 1 lamp hole. All connections. Hidden are required to deposit 1 certlBed check lor ( per ceat ot tie amount of their bids; and the iotsnv ful bidder will be required to etUr Into contract and bond for the tslU ful performance ot the crk, wittls ten days of the award. Dated at Klamath KalU, April I1. 1914, A. I.. I.EAVITT, Polk Judge of the City of Klasuik Kails, Oregon. MO l' PtHJTtCAI. AKNOU.VCKMKSTs Announcement I hereby announce m;clf a csadi date for tbt republican nominalist" sheriff of Klamath county, subject U the will of the voters at the asrtt primary. O. M. HA148BT. Far Sheriff I hereby announce myelf as a can didate for the republican nowlsBSss for sheriff, subject to the will ot W voters st tbe primary etectloa May 16th. O. 1. CAKTa'. HcnkfiOaHiyAJn. wwwwwwww FOR RENT t0WW00t0m0WW mail - fcaj KOK KENT A largo room IU"11'" or unfurnished. 780 1'lne ' "Ti imtmmmmA0WAi MISCELLANEOUS AIAMMMMMMMNAW -- ..l WANTED TWO pontes r """ horses, broke to drive and rw must be perfectly gentle to lianals W children and not afraid f 1. 11.. a t ii.ii.u il It lnot. 'u u,iv. o, i, iHwri , -. WANTED Driving team and driWJ for about s month. Phone !" If-t! nuns gad by sssw sf experresea. KLAMATH MEAT COMPANY If, V7K