The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 04, 1914, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textv r $ n& m& PROFESSIONAL CARDS twwwt00t0tiA""' CITY ANtt COWNTY ABSTRACTCOlTANY abstracts I JbnvwLtxcK ; MMibm OrsJnsT Association Title Ma A.8.LOWMAN OHIKOiVRATOB First HiomCt BmUdtaf KlWBlVTlta, Ore. Office and Residence, Y llh NW cor. 7th W Mala 0M CIiAYTOW K. WySI-BB Ffeyaklaa a Qengeoa BeondjiBnfest (Spinal Astetm eat) Oace tenes: rto 11:10 n. m; I to a.; erasing!. 7 to I V til sUAsfAM FAU I BIM FUTTTlTltT Oaaraatees tut etoglwor aa wall aa tat el nerrtea. It yem he-re eeSalea to nuke l4aHntta- BOM iL Wood! Wood! lMaoli Body Wool It-men un Weed 4-tt. Body Wood . 4-tt limb Wood , Block P. C CARLSON WOOl Block wood, leVd . . . ... . .$3.80 Block wood, ejfnnle IflM Jeae DrjJukJ:. SSJM Dry Slab, . Bay; Toatfreoa eUb early KLAMATH FUEL CO., OfleoMBMalm. O. Peyton, atg 187. Wo operate a fine sanitary in jb- dry equipped with the be odn (or wJBhicit. andr ironing goods of all kinds. .xperJeneed Jwirkers and coajfeoas delivery aaea hare mid eeS successful. SUPERIOR LAUNDRY 1818 Mat Street ft rhiw is JJ " a KLAMATH OOUNTT BMPLOTMKKT OFFIC .wo turnisa a short notice. register at A. TCINBK lMBUthSt. Phone) 244 ri MAXWELL. LONG oMMMkk fyr alts IS nad II. VUU Batldlig rkMN . ft B. OAMPHEUi i . - f r V - t i CAFE J7 J nwntwwkttsasdf Waod,taaBVd, fVload ( Extras' on M)yr LeeWorsVesaAi l 11 kiada ofifelp at If you wt work i iv J-ii . . .. . -i$fc -" r1- . --'-' " 'HV ' Mutk eoBBty swf i; ') Tte KtrnM to yew Eastora ' ..V ' . ptt ;'.f8r.y!Kelijg akta treabls, piles, -c;oft,MHbfritsi. hires. Itcb, soald V -" v - - B--j k.eA- wawea aeiea, wwas uui I at MfM7 raoMBssemded. 60e vwmvm e ' ' - . ML -,i-.i .. . it. The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH JMtto Published dally except Suaday by The Herald Publishing Company of Klamath Falls, at 115 fourth Street Entered at the poetofice at Klam ath Falli, Oregon, for transmission through the matla aa second-class mattar. SubscrlpUon terms by mall to amy ad dress In the United SUtaa: One year si. go Oaa tnoath KLAMATH VAIXS, . . ORSKJOX TUKSDAY, ACOCST , 1014 AND STOP AT KLAMATH FALLS THK CONNECTING LINK (Copyright. 1912. by Geo. K. Pattcraon) The local newspaper Is the con necting link between the merchant and tho public Without this con necting link the merchant would And It much more difficult to reach the heart and pocketbook ot the buyer. There Is a strained relationship be tween the buyer and the .seller, and there is no denying that the loect paper does more to clarify the local market situation, and to produce good will on the part of tho local buyer toward the local merchant than any thing else. Every merchant profit thereby. Reed will may be of two kinds good will toward the mer chants generally, and good will which ia an asset in each business. Tho good will which Is an asset in a busi ness is but a part ot the general good will, and who does more to create' that general good will than the local paper? The local paper wins the confidence of its readers by giving the news in an honest way and supporting those things that tend to make a better community. Every enterprising mer chant, who advertises in the paper. shares In the confidence thus created in the paper, as It is natural for a reader to have confidence In ads that appear In a paper in which he has confidence. I The merchant should Inspire great er confidence in bis store and his goods by Judicious advertising. He can do so because advertising always reduces the cost of distribution and enables the merchant to sell cheaper.' A noted writer hits the nail on the head when he gives the advertiser this advice, which If followed would be immensely beneficial to the adver tiser: "Make your advertisements mor ally useful to the public, and educa tionally useful to the' public as well as materially useful. Hotel Arrivals' . White Pellcaa , MabelXong, Pittsburgh; Anna May Laird. O. W, Murphy. Los Angeles; Miss Annan Rlgary, W. M. Shepard. San Francisco; C. E. Evans, Weed; J. "W.. 'Call, Me'dford; Edward Eaton. H. T. Perkins, Portland, Hotel Hall L Frank Cetson and wife, Edna B. Reynolds, S. Nakahara, clty;Louls Fisher, Hilt; Mrs. A. E. Holiday, AI- goma; C. E. DcMund, Phozentx, Arii; H.-b, DeMund. Lob Angeles; C. W. Engle, Fort Klamath; W. B. Simp son, AlKoma; J. A.' Mfctkins. Davis Creek; Mrs. Karl Rupert, New Or leans; iren Crance. San -Francisce: IB. W. Clayo, Eagle-nidee": Dr. nmi Mrs. J. Ray Jones. Yrckn- rfi vVi' man, ban FrancUco; J. S. 'ReckleyJ ana wire, Portland; o. B. Brown! Medfdrd;01a C. A'lger, Pacific Crove;, 1. K. Eikcr, Fort 'Klamath; H. H. Hbyt. Merrill; R. Frlbaull, Davis creek; - ; . Go to- Ranch Mr. and Mrs. M. TV. Cosoboora left this morning for their ranch near Keno. They will remain there dur ing tho harvest time. All previous shipbuilding records on tho Clyde, Scotland, were sur passed in the nlno months that ended with last September; 193 vessels ot 488,18.0 tons wefo launched. Experts have .estimated that If the forests of the world were scientifical ly operated they would yield the equivalent of from thirty to on hnndred.and twenty times the present consumption of wood annually. ip Greatest Baseball War Threatened Over First Baseman Kraft II BsBSsBSsBSsBSsBSsfvM iff BsBBT ,T.- BrBrBrPJaajaCr 1 'agaaageBwbJIIIIajHHSkX 4sBSsBSBsP? fj2Basfc,i:'' 1 lw,l'9 ''ssrl II xsafBBBBBBBBB nacVcBB 1- f I 1 1 v. VaaBBssW iRB A I I BrBafaV 'tS HggKafBW wBi bbBsb v esBMIal I X VeSaisaV ,-' 'P&Xw W . 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Tho greatest baseball war, one in comparison with which the fight be tween organlxed baseball and the Federal league wonld be unimport ant, Is threatened In the announce mept of Dave Fultx, president of the Baseball Players' Fraternity, that he has called a strike of all'members. rie 'said recently he had Issued a call for all baseball players to quit playing Wednesday unless the Na tional Commission receded from its order for Kraft to report'tothe Nash ville club. - Ban Johnson, president of the American League, who generally has Very much to say In cases 'of 'base ball trouble, at once blurted out that If a strike were called he would' have each of the parks of tho American League clubs closed" for the season, and there would be no more base ball in that league nntll next year. Johnson, however, hasn't power of this kind, and nothing llko that would be done without a vote of the hoard 'of directors. It would mean that the Federal League would at once Jump Into pop ularity and prosperity. Kraft was drafted last winter from New Orleans from the Brooklyn Na tional Club. Nashville protested that It bad the call on Kraft's services under a contract Over Nashville's Home From B. F. r Miss' -Virginia- Callahan has re sumed her position with the Klam. atli Development company after ''a' visit with relatives. In San Francisco Mrs. J, N. TWdgcs lef t'thls morn ing for Portland to attend to bust- news' matters. NOSTRILS AND HEAD FROM COLD? TRY Instantly. Clears Air Passages; .Von Breathe Freely, Nasty Discharge Stops; Head Colds amd Dull ache Vanish Try "Ely's Cream nalsa." Get a small bottle anywa try it Apply a little la tho Nostrils and instantly your clogged nose and sto;ped-up air passages of the bead will open; you will breaths freely; dullness, and headache disappear. By morning, the catarrh, cold-la-bead or catarrhal sore throat will dlsapHr. End such misery now I (Jet the snail bottis of "Ely's Cream Balm" at any drug store. This sweet, Ira- treat balm dissolves by ths heat of! THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON wSsBBBf" portest, President Ebbeta ot .the Urooktyn National Club sent Kraft to the 'Newark Club, In which he owned a controlling Interest. The Nashville Club appealed to the National Commission, the ruling pow er In organlxed baseball, and the Na tional Commission upheld' Nashville's claim. The Players' Fraternity Is de termined to fight the plan by which ball players are int from one club to another or one It-ague to another whether they care to go or not. The farternlty took up the Kraft case and demanded that the player be restored to the Newark Clnb. The, demand was Ignored. After several futile, attempts to get actios, President Fultz declared a walkout of ball players. After the Issue of tho strike order, Fults said he hoped It would not be necessary. to resort to extreme meas ures. The controversy could be tem porarily settled if a major league team would purchase Kraft. The fraternity claimed that In vio lation of baseball agreements Kraft fas sent from a class AA league to a class A league without obtaining waivers, on his services from all the clubs-In the dais AA league, which Is tho designation of the Internation al, league. Baldwin U Better "Will W. Baldwin "'underwent a minor operation at the Blackburn Hospital yesterday afternoon. Dr. John ton reports today that he Is do ing splendidly. Today'a news today la The Herald. a month. STOPPED UP MY CATARRH BALM the nostrils; penetrans sad heats the Inflamed, swoRstttnembrsao which lines the MS; bead aad tbroatj clearssjisauages; stops nasty die chsjsHa and a fecllns of elaanalnc otblBir relief comes Immediately. Don't lay awake toalgbt strug gling for breatb. with bead staffed; nostrils closed, hawking aad blowing. Catarrh or. a cold, with Its running nose, foul mucous dropping into the tbroat, aad raw dryness Is distressing but truly needUat, Put your fattb Just once in "Ely's Crsam Balm" aad your eold or ,saurrh will, surely dlMannny, (Paid AdvertiameaL) i HEAVY CATTLE II riurs.vxi meiu: ihmis '' ,; IIAMH.KII Xlt'lH.V AT IH1HT. UXI I'XlltN STtHMi V.tllU'4--Usr WKKKS I'l.tHIXtJ (Herald 8m'UI Service) I I'OUTIJVND. Aun. 1 CaUl H'l uldnllon heavier than Ui wrel.. but lh outlook a o kihuI that bwf 'price Knlnttl cjuarlrr vp ilri !RAU- the tlmt half of lhi wpk wot.' '$T 50, ctiwn, $6.35. d bull. 15.00. iSeventyfour head of exceptionally rlh.t wi..r witr, Mtiltl .rlita at $C .,.. -.,,.- ..... .... , iTherc H nn ImproxtM iieinatid aim .better trend to the market Swluo recelpln numrd flrly lar;e j proportions Mundayt Trade reachr IS 95 for tet llxht stock TuMilayJ and Wednenilay swlno ull at 1900 j and chucil at 9.05 Friday. ThU1 market can readily handle a few more thousand hoes than the pretent re ceipt. Choice mutton and Umb stock U Isteadv. at unchauiced nrlce. The bulk of stuff arriving for the ckl I""" ' ' "'"" 'Is ot Inferior quality. Th receipts . 'were In execs of 5.000. Prime I wethers sold at $4.60 to 14. T5; prime !w. 3. $5 to 14.00; medium ewes. ()3 SS to 13 ?G. sprluc lamb. 15.50 ito IS. 00 Grandma Never let Her Hair Jim Gray KEPT HKK LOCKS DARK. THICK. ULOS8V. WITH SAOK TK.4 AND SUU'HCH I When you darken your hair with Sage Tea and Sulphur no onean tall. because It's done so naturally, so evenly. Preparing this atUture at home, though, f mussy abd trouble some. For 50 clala yosf can buy at any drug store tie reay-to-uee tonic called Wyeth's Bigs asfd Sulphur Hair itemcay. you lusttampes a sponge or soft brush vsWlt aad draw this through your hair, taking one amatl strand at a time. By morning all gray hair disappears, and, after as- other application or two, your hair becomes beautifully darkaned, glossy and luxuriant You will also discover dandruff Is gone and hair has stopped falling. Gray, faded hair, though no dis grace. Is a sign ot old age, and aa we all desire a youthful appearance, get busy at once with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, and look years younger. (Paid AdvertleesBMt) Bids will be asked (or within a faw daya for the construction ot the Co lumbia highway In ItoodJtlver coun ty, for which a bond Issue of f 75, poo was recently voted. Aluminum-soled shoes are made for laborers compelled to. work on damp ground or1 wet floors. They have leather tops, n There are two Blade of Insurance. Chllrote write the bind that pays. 033 Mans. HvfsOassififdAdTi FOR SALE PIANO FOB HALB Nearly new Oil- bert L Son's piano for sale at a bargsln. Address P. 6. Box 798, l-8t FOR RENT KOIt UKNTtr-' ..house on hill! lights and city water. Printing Co. W. O. Smith '- PABTUIIE FOR Ninety ucres excellent nclosed by fid- men woven fence; running 3, P. Hose, (,'rys. water. Knq tal, Oregon, FOR KENT ten rooms, 'use with 'ght house- keeping, centr Will rent furnished or rent rooms, furnlturo and 'hllcote, 635 Mala street. 3-3t MISCELLANEOUS "" 'i1"ijVlTArULULL. Nice, COOL ROOM, w(th hot and cold.waUr, The Claremoat. 17-llt QUIDATIONS S ro-rodisr furnished Klnetrlc AK I1RNTML. sluraT- wuo uintof -Booming sdrae for si location 4.111 .1 Her New Reform Is Being The subject of a fixed dale for !!' ter which i one of thrt leadllU sub j.i-U Ukeii up by the lnlriiall(Utt Coiisrew f Chamlwr of Commerce on June sih In l'ti ! i"" ,',, o,t ndocale The International A ...rlill.m of Afademlr. lth the ex ceptlon of the Academy of Amlr lam u fur such a chaiiBe in the cal endar At a meetlne of fhambei of commerce In Merman? It was dedate.j thai the commerce of that country ItMt a million marks when i:ter fell In March The varUblrne of . ter U al Ut-.l to affect unfavor jably school year and the dltUtou of studied Th pertntual and Invariable rl POR- POTS and Pang and Stubborn Dirt ami Grease Swift's Pride Washing Powder It briglilJne IhVtiume, l'trM. tWe md, Tlrklre lie kUs, Makee waslJng easy, IH.pcl. Ills Monday, Helt tsr Ituay Ttlewlay, tUuru U WrOaewlay, IJghtrn ttork Thnrwlay tlaia rrt for Friday Plextor on Hturttiiy Vu RiserBrts. UOX J. KUMWAI.T. Pr m I MHgig4lgggggggggggg9 I" MXWI gsvrrTaH 1 a a i ItKHT K. WITHHOWJsnVreiart Surveyor; snn.1 Iralgatio Klamath County Abstract Co. ABSTRACTING JslAPil. PM.M4, Itl.liKPIll.NTM. There' Money for You Mi i 1 rJMniw Wl la dsaws iJwtmm v -fiitsM - Jfm ""SlBBBBBSSSennonaiffaBBaBaMdHB FIRST STATE bm SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON i ' I I Prompt Service Reisonablt Prices I H H H H H I W.O.Smith Printing Co. I I Good Printing I bbbbbbI bbH gSBBBai BBBBBbI sbbbbbb! Lbbbbbb! I Fourth St., between Main andXkiMth I '. I TDKHIMV, AlMMT 4, IVI4 Calendar Considered eudar proHd by Iho ltlMiMoiia AssovUMrut of AMttemle would clu Milrly ! to January. Pttnir April. May. July. AuituM, October and tNiitemorr, and lhirtruiii d to J March. June. September and tlerem ,rr The first day of January. April Julr and Orluln-r vtould aay rutiie on .MoihU) Tho r)rl day of Pebru 'ry. May, August and Krplmbr !outd rttxax come on Urdtteda and the rlut day of March. Juno, Hop Meintxr ami lemtr outd al jttime on Friday. Hr IhU calendar 'all the quarter and both, the ItttW lof the yar would be uniform l.Vh 'month taould ha an )m number of oorMttg days, the first, ftlteiih 'or thirtieth of the month would rietrr fall on Hunday FRESH FISH AND GAME Hke tulglity Ra tlig he la rasuf, bwf ssH tho witue 'a Migtily giu idea iu b well . plied with Hisif f imi BRAND D BACON not ooly tor an etm-r-Keocy, hoi for m rtumg In Um rueon, vw never UMett trtler. KLAMATH MEAT CO. Mli Str Pttoet SMI U. M. tlUHM, Vke Pree. and frees. n EnKinecrs Kit. KIAHATH FAI.M. OMKtMiM to draw upon In limn of ed whenever you want It whn ymi have It safely Invested tti the First Trust;, and Having bank. VmstSn't have to sac rifice. Itylty selling property, itockalc., on a plnrti when jouXfliil It, Ilrsily rakh that I per rent Interest ts jr, ond Is making money lllo you sleep, when you have an account In the, First Htate ami Having Hank. i Uhlotu S DIAMONDT HAWSXN m0)