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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT COMPANY
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Wood! Wood!
IMMk Body Wood ...
If -teak Uak Wood
4-tt. Body Wood
e-tt. Lota Wood
Wood,
(Extra oakiU)
Leas.
P. C CARLSON
CHEAP SHINGLES
Wo bars about 100.000 taa
sblsgles tkat we are selling while
tkay teat at 75c per If. Call at
oaee. drat come drat aenred.
KLAMATH FUEL CO.,
ilT.
A Woman
a mind
IS QUICK TO
GRASP A POINT
Geaulno Taluaa require
no "Inducements."
Wa glre our cttatomer
geaaise raises, and the wo
rn of our community have
beea quick to respond.
We Had from experience
that It pay US to giro OUR
CUSTOMERS genuine val
ues, tor THET BRING
OTRER8.
Join the- merry bunch,
oat well, live long, and
forgot to die.
VAN RIPER BROS.
"QwOKy Groceries"
Phone SS
Tbo Horald, deUvered at your
stsftv oae or keao, 60 casta
set a aoatb.
Bkie Front Livery
4md Feed Sublet
Formerly the Goodman Stsblaa
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The Evening Herald
W. O. SMITH. MHar
Published dally eases steeds by
Tiia HaraU PnsHskJac Csaseey of
Klamath rail, at 115 fosrtb Straat
Eatsred at the poetoace at Klsm
ath ralla. Oregon, tor traaaaUaaloa
through ths aaatla aa eocosd claw
attar.
Subscription toraia by aeil to say ad
draaa U Ua CaRed Ststa:
Oaa year i.ot
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KLAMATH FAIX8, . . OstBOON
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1V14
AND BTOr AT
EXAMATHFALLB
Date Max. Mis. Weettaar
1 SS 47 PCCl'dy
2 SS 4 Ctaar
3 78 44 dear
4 74 41 Clear
5 79 31 PtCl'dy
6 75 40 Cloady
7 '....- 4S Cloady
8 57 35 PLCFdy
9 9 3( Clear
10 81 45 Clear
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KLAMATH AND THK OOYEH.NOR
H
OW many more Insults and sluiw
is Klamath Kail to be handed
by Governor West!
For the past two years there hate
teen several occasions when the ex
ecutive's course has been such as to
put Klamath Falls In any but a desir
able light. And the worst at It Is.
that after he finds conditions other
than as alleged, be makes no effort
to make public the findings.
The most flagrant, and the most re
sented case of all, though, la the man
ner In which the governor spread the
letter of a certain Mrs. Moore through
out the state. Though ho hastened to
give this latter regarding Imaginary
conditions to all of the papers Is Port
land and Salem, we have no word yet
of his making an lsveattgatloB to
prove or disprove the charges, and
prosecute or exonerate the accused.
Mrs. Moore lias been In Klamath
Falls a matter of weeks. She has be
come so noticeable with her many
stories regarding the cities she has
cleaned up, and the treatment ac
corded her here, taking up the time
of business men with her narrations.
that there is talk of having her sanity
examined. She wrote a letter to Gov
ernor West, setting forth some of
these alleged wrongs asd he,' with
out making the least Investigation
hlch would conclusively disprove
the charges) gives Klamath Falls still
another black eye by sending through
out the Northwest tidings from aa
eccentric woman that a woman is sot
safe on tbo streets of Klamath Falls,
that boys are sold Uqnor asd that
lawlessness is really encouraged
not suppreasd by the authorities.
This Is not the first time that West
has scted in this way In regard to
Klamath Falls. Though It has been
a couple of years ago, we have not
forgottes the telegrams he sent to
Mayor Nicholas regarding enforcing
the law here, and bis threats of stud
ing In the militia, for West took no
pains to put the true conditions In
their right light,. and our people going
to other Oregon towns still hear of
the "high-handed way In which the
police are riding over the people,
beating them, grafting, etc"
Some of these people, reading the
reports sent out from Salem then,
still believe that gambling and other
vice halls are running wide open
here; that murders are such common
occurrence that the papers pass up
mentioning them as too trivial a mat
ter; that a Colt's automatic Is a neces
sity, not an ornament, with every
person, and that the authorities are
In league with this element and thriv
ing from their gains.
It has been less than a year ago
that the Portland papers were given
the letter from a women's fraternal
order In Fort Klamath, alleging that
the local option law was being violat
ed there. Although these women had
made no complaint to the local or
county authorities. West gave out the
allegations to the papers again before
he even notified the Klamath author
ities. An investigation proved that the
Fort Klamath saloon snd hotel wars
operated strictly In accordance with
law but nothing to that effect ever
went out of Salem to the papers.
That Mrs. Moore'a charges cannot
be proven is known hero beyond s
doubt It stands to reason that ersa
as fsr sway as Salem, they would ap
pear foolish.
Tbo Klamath spirit Is one that
drawa people bare by Its' gesulss
fWK(Hm
whole-heartedncea, and It la based
upon a wholesome respect for tht
right of all. Gallantry toward the
women is one of this town's most
noteworthy traits, and as It ts will,
men. so It It with women, that only
those, who are seeking trouble. real
or imaginary, will encounter It.
The charges that Mrs. Moors make
could be disproved, even It the ecdios
were shitted to Darkest Africa, for
even In the savage, there is at least
enough chivalry to vigorously defend
any man or wouu subjected to too
treatment Mrs. Moore says aha was
accorded on the streets of Klamath
Falls.
This Is about the ugliest charge
that has beeu made against Klamath
Falls by West, and aa soon as the
governor Investigates and disproves
It, it U hoped that ho will be Just as
Kollcltous in exonerating our town as
he was In spreading the charges be
fore Investigating. It U the duty of
Klamath Falls, through the Chamber
of Commerce, or some other medium.
to demand an investigation by the
governor, and the publication of the
findings of the Investigators.
FUTURE OF ADVKRTtSIXtl
Copyright, 1913. by Geo, E. Patterson
Everything Is changing and pro
gressing, and everything has a future.
There Is a future for business and
nothing in connection with business
has a greater future than advertising.
Advertising Is fast approaching an
exact science. The successful mer
chant today knows what advertising
li, what It does, and what It will do
for him. Uut we must remember that
only 5 per cent of merchants are uc
resful. The successful merchant plows hts
ground deep, barrows It well, selects
the best seeds and plants them care
fully, cultivates the soil regularly.
and reaps a bountiful harvest. Ho
knows, like the farmer, that to reap a
good harvest you must prepare the
soil before planting the seed.
Some merchants expect spontane
ous results from a small amount of
advertising, and It they are not forth
coming they say advertising doesn't
pay. What would we think ot a farm
er who planted his seed today and
expected hts harvest tomorrow. The
seed must germinate, grow and ma
ture before harvest, and the right
kind of advertising will produce Just
as certain a harvest If planted In well
prepared soil and given a chance to
germinate, grow snd mature.
The future ot advertising is so dif
ferent from the future ot fanning or
any other business. How can a mer
chant expect much from his advertis
ing unless be puts well established
scientific principles Into play la the
preparation of bis advertisements,
snd then gives ths advertising time to
produce results.
The future will call for more sys
tem In advertising, mors Interesting
advertising, and more Instructive ad
vertising. It makes no particular difference
whether a merchant has a monopoly
or competition in his community. He
will advertise it he wants to retain
the confidence and good will of the
people for he thus gets ahead asd
stays ahead of competition.
Scattered Shots
THE DESERTION of Klamath
Falls today ia one of the biggest
things that has happened to bring the
county communities together. Msy
be quiet here but things are stirr
ing in MerrilL
"IS IT MANNERS to eat olives
with one's fingers?" asks Anxious
One. No, A. O., use s tablespoon, If
you would avoid criticism.
IT TAKES THREE years and sev
eral millions of dollars to build a bat
tleship. It takes ten or twenty min
utes and a couple of well placed shots
or torpedoes to destroy one.
AFTER JUST mastering the "later
under the tongue" accent necessary
to say "Chihuahua," "Jaurex," "Call
entes," and other names south of the
Rio Grande, it's pretty hard to switch
to "Pnernyl," "Alx la Cbappelle,"
riiiiri " tsfirl litis nthas-a triat-lss. nrtrtii..
w-s ,-i ssuis mv vwvsp ssssssssm yvy
lar by the new fun. Even Forrest Picl
admits he's stumped and Forrest
never balked at auytblng lens than
seven syllables.
HTILL KEFERRINO to names
that "Rawa-Rusks" sounds strangely
familiar now, with the colleges and
high schools prepsring for the foot
ball season.
JUST WHAT is the difference be.
tween the blood lust of a king and of
a Harry Thaw T
SECRETARY BRYAN hopes 10
nave thirty treaties of peace ratified
by Cbriatmss, "thus assuring lbs
peace of ths United States wtth sll
the world,'' ss bs sxpresses It. Qood
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
mough If they stick. Hut tmiMee
of peace are easily toru asunder, n
witness the little unpleasantness of
our neighbors serosa the pond
NO WOODEN CARS
ON TROLLEY LINE
PU1U.IU SERVICE COMMISSION'S
ORDER.. JIST EFFECTIVE. FRO.
HI HITS THIS TYPE OX A XV
ELECTRIC MXK
NEW YORK, Sept. US. lleglunlUK
today, the recent order of the public
sonic commission prohibiting the
use of wooden csrs for transportation
ot passengers on electrically driven
trains, goes Into effect
The Long 'Island railroad was the
hardest hit by the new order It bad
to dispose ot many wooden passouger
roach following the commission
decision.
YESTERDAVS TOAST
LEAGUE RESULTS
R.
II.
E.
Portland I S
Venice 7
Evans. Easterley, Helxer and Fish
er. Yantx; Klcpfcr, llltl aud Elliott.
R. II. K.
San Francisco I & 3
Missions 3 9 3
Uefield, Crouch and Schmidt. Wil
liams and Robrer.
11. II. U.
Los Angeles ,...13 16
Oakland I 9 o
Ryan and Hroeks: Klawltlcr. Chris
Man, Sennet and Alexander.
It. H, K.
Los Angeles .3 1
Oakland 1 S 1
Hughes and Holes; Prough and
MlUe.
Special. rages for the protection of
the bend and torso have been Invent
ed by the physical director of the
high school at Dover, N. J., for ttt
benefit of th girl pupils whom ho Is
teaching boxing.
Any Kansas farmer may have the
name ot his tarm regtsterea upon
payment of SI to the county clerk,
and no other farm In the county may
then use this name.
lionds worth f 1,600 were recover
ed from a garbage can at the rear of
a lodging bouse in Chicago ny detec
tives. They bad been thrown away
by mistake.
By keeping watch on the Incoming
mall the Syracuso (N. Y.) postofflrr
officials have found eighty different
spellings of the name of that city.
(Paid Advertisement)
TAKE SALTS 10
FLUSH KIDNEYS
EAT LEWS MEAT IF VOL' KEKI,
UACKACHY OR HAVE MAD
DER TROUULE
Meat forma uric add which ex
cites and ojrsrworks tbs kldasys la
their efforU to flitter It from tbs
system. Regular esters of meat
must' flush tbs kldasys occasionally.
You must relieve tbaa Ilk you re
lieve your bowels; removing sll the
acids, waste and polsos, slss you fssl
a dull misery in tbs kldasy region,
sbsrp pains la the back or alck head
ache, dlsxlness, your stomach sours,
toagus is coated aad whan tbs
weather la bad you bsvs rheumatic
twinges. Tbs urlns Is cloady, full
of sediment; tbs channels often gst
irritated, obliging you to get up dur
ing the night.
To neutralise these irritating acids
and flush off the body's urinous
waste, get about four ounces of Jad
Balls from any pharmacy: take a
tablespoonful la a glass of water be
fore breakfast for a few days aad
your kldneya will tbea act One and
bladder disorders dissppssr. This
famous salts Is made from tbo acid
of grapes and lemoa Jules, combined
with llthla, and bas beea used for
generations to cleaa .sad stimulate
sluggish kidneys aad stop bladder
Irritation, Jad Sails la inexpensive
and harmless and makes a delightful
effervescent llthU-wster drink which
millions of men aad womea take) bow
and tbea, tbua avoidtag serious kid
ney aud bladder dWessV
Bourne's Support of
Booth Is Significant
IlKMOt'HATS ARM IUSM.W El l
NOT HI'.IXM AIU.K TO IMHVK
FATHER OF IWIICKI. POsT llll.li
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TO HEM' t'H.MRKHI..il.Y
itwrnox HAS HERN t'AUSR OK
Ml't'll SPIHTLATION FOR SOME
TIME '
PORTLAND. Sept. IS.
Iiik tils support to II. A.
I nltcd States seunlor.
-lu throw -
tlooth for
Jouatlmn
lloitrue Jr. has provided thrill In
political circles lilcli tins causrd eln-
tluu a mini i: republican, and dlsma)
tiiiiiinc doiuocrnts. rormcr Scnttor
Former Sen ttor
lloume contrlbi ted 1500 to Mir re-
Jpunllcan state committee, but the Id-
Colonel Jonathan lUiunin Jr.
trr ho sent with the money and' the
smnd he hax taken are (ar more vat
mole to the party than the money
Supporters of (.' E. Chamberlain.
Ilii. dcmocratl' unitilne-', had suppu-
ed that itourno would cast his Infill-
ence with Chamberlain, and ll Is well
known that Pnuroo has a personal
News ot Our Neighbors
ioulp and Progrtsss of Nearwy
CooimuslUea n CbrosUcled
In the Presw.
Turkey Red In Deuwnil
McCartnnck it Elliott, who ralsrd
about C.000 bushels of Turkey lied
wheal on the ranch formerly owned
'by MrCorrnsck at ttiU end of Hummer
l-uke, received word Mils week from a
Reno miller, offerliix to buy the en
tire crop at a good price. In fact, the
statxd that a better prlco than thu
avcraicc would bo paid for the crop,
ns Turkey Red makes much better
flour than the average run. It cer
tainly pays to produce tin- best In an
lino. Ijikovlow Herald.
Choir Collection
A. H, Haramerxloy spent n few day
this week In the vicinity of Arrow
leathering Indian relic. Ho has oue
of tho finest collection of arrowheads
lu the country, having spent years In
collecting different vnrlclli of stone
Implements rondo by tho Indians
many years before tho white man In
vaded Central Orison. Silver LaM
Leader.
ilotli Hide Ilusy
(loth tho wet and dry forces aro dl.
tiibutlng llti-ratiiro to tho country
districts, and prohibition lfudci-,
Htnto and county, tiro making euor-
getln efforts to arouse Interest, This
Is proving a hard Job In the faio of
tho wholesale butchering In Europe.
The only Intorest notlci-nhlo lies In
those people jwirpotually entliusod
over the downfall of John Hurley.
corn. Mftlford Mnll-'l'rlbiino.
Piiir HUly.One Years Old
This Is tho Journal's blrthduy, ns
with Hi In Ihhiio It oriturs upon voliiiui-
slxty-oim, Tho Journal whs oulubllsh-
ed lu 1KC3 hy tho late Hobcrt Nixon,
Mild has been publlHhud (outliiiioiiHly
during tho onttro iilxty-ono yoiim. It
Ih ono or the oldeHt pupem In thu
stitto of California. Yrokn Journal,
He lUinhlcil Home
Chas, C. Zwolgnrt, who cumo hero
u couplo of weeks ago from Portland
to open an office for tho purpose or
practice of law, rented a room In tho
Hcryford building, purchased a small
table and u couple of cliulrn, Uu uuod
tho room ono day, aold bis outfit to
Hie second-band tnuri, and left for.
imrta unknown.- Lakovluw Herald,
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,-m This llouriirt support had lvu
counitmtly mpctd l th democrats
niul no' Mint llmim come out
snuarplr for the republican tket,
the ele-rllou o( IIihMi ur Chamber-
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licans umteiul. i
llmiriuVn Ixisltltlll ll tU food f'l
sprvuUtluu for Mm pt four month
Ids support of the ilruiocrstlc liottit-n-
for scualur would rii division
in the republican rtitiKs. and this was
what the democrats wanted, for It has
only beou Mirnuelt nsbtlu- rrpuhll
cut faction tht t'tiaiiitwrlalu liss
Imrrtoforn been successful In hU
tM(v nuning carter
wut iiourno a slroitg champion '( J
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,. to llooth llourue h lmtnr(ie
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streitlienel that candidate's chalice
A very lrs:e prrcenux" wt luurns
supHrt has been among Independent
demoiruts h) have admired h
IflK'it for the Orrsun s)tetll mid hi
,rctjful tarter as ieprenlall of
Oirrtui at Washincion
As the man who srcure! ths parcel
, .M fur the t nlted Stste. Iiouru" I
a lihtfenal rtsiire. aud It ha lnrread
litis fc'lmlrrr lu thU state
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larger approprlalion for the !!
than any othsr senator from this see-
tloii
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Is'tp.MHtlnr. the republican ticket ll
worth thousands of democratic vote
fur in-iili aud Wlthvrombe
ELY'S CREAM BALM OPENS CLOGGED
NOSTRILS AND HEAD-CATARRH GOES
ln.n.ly Clear. Air P. -. .f..l" b;'w dU0,f- "'?
' the nostrils, peustratsa aad btl Its
lircatlie Freely. Xssly Delisrtsjnn,wd, 0IUs membraas skkb
Sioi Mesd Cld aswl Doll stossV U Mi noes, htad asd Ikroai;
at lie Vanish clears air passagss; slope nsstf dts-
( charges aad a fssllag of clesWisf
Try "Ely's Cream Halm. nxitlilas rellsf comss Immedlstslf.
(let a smalt bottts anyway. Just to
try ItApplr n little In the Nostrils
i nd Instantly vour cloi,(ed note and
lii;',.r(.ui sir pjMsgrs of ths bead
will open, you will brtstli freely;
lutlnrss aud lieailurlie dlrsppear lly
inn mux. the raiarrli. rotd-ltflitad or
catarrhal sort throat will dlsspper.
t:n1 mu'Ii nlt.T nost' (let the
small bottia of "Ely's Cream llalm"
at an drug store. This asset, frs-
THE BRIDE
in (pHtCJ-lJ-KsVasaai ('
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FIRST STATE M SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH PALL8, OREGON
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VaBw-r fi iissSj is'sffti"llff----WrHI
Better get your before the war causee
an increase in price. We have theftv
good one.. From $1.21 up
UNDEHWOODS PHsARMACY
Corasr Mala aad 71 streets, KUsaMb FsJIs, Oratsw1
r Itllt V. NKITICMIIKli in, ,u(4
Dont Look For
German Invasion
(Utiltsd Press Service
. I.ONIMIN, Sept i a ., 4.
palili wo all tMlInu fm,tr ,.
Franco huve Ik.i, ihiIh.-.) I.. f,N
tin Mm rotor tilt Heptvintier Hid ii
ihU U trti" It niiiiimtii.,tu .,,
Hint Ilia HIM lm u t'oiulKi. Itsiu,
inuliUlialltiM, to permit Pallidum,
In Mm r
Democrats Like
Underwood Bill
tfMUl Press Ssrvlce
WAillllNimiN, Kept ! 1k,
democrat ) and nit-am axtm iu
approved t'luJerwitod v.ut ,tt jj
which will lt Introduce! t s(1
muni or tomorrow
Thn republicans plan a trUl(
minority report.
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of Dr. Josses' Htadacb
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dull I'liltltitf uf tlul'ftl iKrusWu
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I Don't lay awake toatgbt sirs
gllng lor breath, llb bssd sluffsl;
nostrils clod, hawking asd blostsd
Catarrh or s cold, with He rusatad
nose, lout mucous drdpplag IbIo lie
Ihroat, aad raw dryassve Is dlstrasslai
but truly needless.
Put your faithJust cacs to
'Ely'. Cream llalm" aad your eoU)
or catarrh will aurely dissppssr.
(Paid AdvsrUsasaU
AND GROOM
Who slart life together with s
savings bank book aro starting
right We advise all young rou
pl in begin saving as soon as the
honeymoon Is over, A Joint se
nium by which either husband or
wife can withdraw money in lb
ubsrtice or Illness ot the other I
best Ask IIS about ll.
PAIN
NEURALGIA
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