The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 15, 1914, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TWI'HHIIAV, HrMtl.t fl PROFESSIONAL CARDS XWWMWWWMMWWWWWWM CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY UMMON INMJBANC1S Maaibart Oracoa Aaaoclatiea Title Mm ObW ead ReeJdeaca, I'boae 116 NW cor. 7th u4 MUn CLAYTON K. WHKKLKH IfiyaktM aad 8aroa Oateopatti 8pod7lo(hfTsplM (Sptaal Treauneat) OBce heuse: to 11:10 a. a; 1 tO P . TMllBii, 7 to I . THE KXAatATB VAIJ4 8TKAM LAUNDKT Quaraateea irat elaaa work u wall m irrt elaaa eerrlee. It jou ha?e occaaloa to aaake eeaplalat aaa" do mot get Ua- Ate atteattoa, aaoae B. B. OAMPBBiA Wood! Wood! Mock Wood, Load SJB.50 Mock Wood, Doable load 3.50 (Extra oa hill) lt-taca Body Waod . . lS-taea Uaib Wood 4-ft. Body Wood e-tt. Uaib Weed Leave- Oidwa at Saaatw Daal Btatw P. C CARLSON 1M The Evening Herald V. o. SMITH Bdltor Published dally aicapt laaday by The Herald Publishing Coaipaa? ot; Klamath Falls, at 116 Fourth Htraat Kntered a, lha poetoBc at Klaa ath Falls. Orecoa. for traaualatioa through lha valla aa aecoad-laaa matter. Subscription terms by mail to aay ad draaa la the Halted States: One year . . . . . It, 00 Oae moath ...... .10 K1.AMATU VXl.UA. . . ORBUON THCHSn.W, OCTOBER IB, IBM Government Offices Buy1 and Sell Foreign Articles German General Who Holds the Russians A. STOP AT KLAMATH FALLS 10011 KCOXOMY WOOD ,2.73 iS.75 .75 Bteckwood, Load BJetfcwood, doable Load lw-BaKSI VsWeMsB aaaveV leVaaek Bvt Blab Dry Stab. 4-foot tdLM Bay year grecsi slab early KLAMATH FUEL CO.. O. Peytaa. Mgr 1S7. 650 POUND CHEESE WK AUK apt to lose sight ot tho Importance ot putting our children In their young. Impres sionable years under competent teach ers, under trainers who know how to train. This state spends over $5,250, 000 annually on Its common schools. What could be poorer economy than to spend this ast sum under teachers who arc Inefficient? As Dean Proctor ot Pacific Unl ersltr at Forest Grore puts It: 'We know that by putting Into the com raon schools the normal trained teach er, who will Inspire the children un der her with higher Ideals and ambi tions, because she has been trained for Just that work and knows how, the colleges like ours will grow and prosper as a matter of course. This consideration Is leading all those who have the educational Inter ests of the state at heart to work for more normal school trained teachers. It Is one of the crying needs ot the state. The people of our section of the state are practically a unit behind tho effort to reopen the Southern Ore gon State Normal at Ashland. They hare been driven to It by their Inabil ity to get trained teachers In their schools. WASIllNUTON, I). C, Oct, 16. n strntiRv that polttlrat expediency With American factories forced to lit nothing else, xxould not prexent lh , , , ... , ....... ...isale of forelgu goods under the err close because of a short demaud fori ., MHMe of democratic statesmen their product, tho offlclal stationery ,t wouJ M l)0 R ur,.,,0 u the rooms of the present democratic con complaint of American manufacturers gress ate selling foreign made article ,tvould not bring about a huue-cliiui to senators and reprvsentaltxra. lug In tliu house uud senate Motion On tho supply shelves of the demo- ery room, cratlc congress aro forelgu-made "If auoue doubts thai rs In shears and clocks, pocket knlvett. cut- sctho competition "villi fomlcu matui lery and many other articles of hard- facturers," said a republican conutes. ware which bear a forvlgn Imprint. j man from the West, 'all lie has l do The explanation lftli.it these foreign to convince himself Is to make a vUlt goods were purchased at such a low 'to the house stationery room, located price that American manufacturers j In the house office building, rlicht could not compete, but It U regarded iftcr from the cnpltol " fJPffff!5al a BBl Iviie lurtodurtlon or the three "crack ers" was a Reed tniirh. and the part of May l.ou was particularly ell played The story Itself l full of in, leret. and grow very exciting In the Ipart where Carew Is In danger from, bbPbbbbVI K lSBBaBaBBBa if WSry JSatOaBBaBaBar nyBKaaaW BKBBstBBaBaBaBaaaV ' r BBflBBBBBBBk' sBaBaBavSBaBaBaBaBaBBa! 14 aaaaamJaBBaaaaaaaaaaaaaal aaaaFveaa'BaaaaaaaaaaaaaaPl aaaaakyWMPPAl BBaBafci toaf I ?mAl SBBBBBafcAl -BdQtMiafl Uncle Sam's Airmen Have Meet All Alone If IU umelals decltln (),,,, 8l ( i.rlie, will b, dUltllmtl (m'u "'""- "iimwr ui iii fif.l f. MrJ n, oiled ri Htli" I has HI 1:00. Oct 14 An aviation a.Mtf omwnt f.ramUM I'nlltd ,, ,r I,tO00 fl '' MlaiM giiverniltelll njwiHHl Itete ! f h.tlOUa o tnmpi'iluii l tetrlried to Tltp nieel U Uine ,. ...imij ,uj . Mm i trait msiiufartutrr of hrnvler (or Ut pUfKir of u,r.rA,lnt u. V Kan air iimrhute I'rUw KtKl llrnry uf the aviliti r,, ijf , iltK IJu.oou H1 he ufied lh I'tittud IIIaIm uriii iu6t. I One l the enttiimon Imputed nn'timrUU hi lr the iitr.i iinui lihe vmrunU t Utl Ihelr niarlilitesarUvllr Atnerirb c,,, .limy be irhaM b)' fh gnvivntmrtr of arrtipUne News ol Our Neighbors ttilp rfitd Piwgrmw ul Saaswy liiiiiiiiuuItU t'lirwakletl In I do I'tr. rr, iUinnuia, l.r,t Makuli, M4ry, Olltray, Him l.lllit. M.rM( Wj 6 Xtelr, Kl'llO, Join, ,,,,1 t' IlleliJO, M. H. l'l'lllnb pa,,rt W us, (MrlUnJ Mr n' on, lluiri, liUhu 1JMr, jaktws C l. Malrly, n i'riMa, a L Uttj, tUkUhd. J iuirt,"mi,j, the jon tire. A fine production High class photoplajs are evidently I . .. .... m11vi becoming the rage. Stage favorites lb atl branches of tho profusion aro deserting the legitimate stage for th "morlcs" In the past few months many of the most famous actor In tho world have taken up motion pic tures, among them being such well known stars as Madame Sarah Bern hardt. Ilertha Kallch. Kthel nrry more. Margaret Clark, Henrietta Crewman. Mary Plckford, I.ollta Rob ertson. James K. Hackett. Robert Edeson. Edward Abclcs, Dastlu Far- num, William Farnum, Macklyn Ar- jStephen Hush, critic for the Cetiernl von lUudmburg. com Infuriated mob and the shack l umuder of the Uortnau force- In i:t Prussht, Is holding In check an imr whelmlUK army of HuMln under (leunrat Itennenknnipf, vh I strain lug every jHilnl to lirjak llitough the Herman line It U ropottrd that the kaUer himself N In the Held III Kl Prussia, and that the war, bellijvlntf that a deculra battle In this section of the (lerman Kmplre would ikii Picture World. This picture Is the hendllner of the Star theater pro gram for tonight vid tomorrow. Another Star number worthy of mention Is tho lllograph comedy. "Iiuy Wool." a funny farce from first 'The Inn ,,t io ih war. ha alo taken the inoid to finish. A football story. Hube," completes the program. I , , .- We are soon to see May Irwin In I r. n. . lUmlliott l nt lxiril pictures. (in riHuo I, - nml . lit While build- .g. riimiemi S-3 Wm. Farnum. the hero of "Thei - - " will be seen here In thm Kar anr Hchtne skin troubls, p, Mnuor to K-Mlli Utt that m.. vll I Ml l( ll' Ml.flll llAtlllf I) uttag. 4r tlillrMr Mfth br Scattered Shots e e THE QUESTION der Invented war! IS, e who in e thun- The biggest that has ever come to Klamath, county. It la the original Fnll Cream Wisconsin Cheese. Come In and have a look before we cut It. VAN RIPER BROS. "Qaality Groceries" eXh and Maia Pltoae 83 WHEUE ARE thObc bright, snap py young chaps who a few years ago rroto so many Jokeleta about Uncle Hueben? Most of them are now glad to earn ten bucks a week editing farm hints. htirkU Iw nnrViii!r Mas Plrmnn . SPOllorS, , , -. ,. .. .... .i.. Edgar Selwyn. Edmund Dreese, John rrJr n1'' turo in "ine iteuempuonem. sau ruura, , , . narrymore and Bruce McRae. ' 'of David Corson." ,'head, herpes, scabies. Oosn's Olnl- e4 4 eee mem is niguij ruBnuiur Oaby Oeslys. tho famuus dancr, box at all stofs has entered the "movie" Held, tlaby . ...,-. surely ought to make the movies. aynr Co " llr Kimball Vounsj "move somo." and Karle Williams of the Vllajtrsph' ill til (uliy el t'cted by the Amer- In a popular voting contest Just lean public as tlus the gre4ll "A Romance ot tho Everglades" (Edison). An entertaining two reel number, written by Mark Swan, with Mabel Trunello and Herbert Prior In the cast. Tho scenes are laid In the swampy regions of mots hung trees, .Sen t'. 8, CiMuiutMioMer V H lUIdwIll has b?tt appointed KUmth I nlled Htntes (ommlMloiur (or Mo-jth,, xmut do- The appiilulinent msde oi (BWU the r"iuiwt of Huperliindet uller lit tl.P llldwvll IndUh rhul This Is ! IttOVe IO Uppfrs, (voulht, the Infernal hlkey trarilc with Indian, and thue rontlcied in uncle nm tr Thorns. Krltctir Oil U u. ruti will nnd that a (iiture tuns,ti riu4r for thst utic ttu lit. pununiiiriu. noi a mm np m our ,4t croup. It !. Ua itui tiv Hittniy JaII Altura PUIndealer -uf( lu our Isttillj lor .ti .,,, Mrs U Whllnacr llu8lg,,N, y Mitp tU llil . For ih Rrt time heavy shipment Herald want ad biu tH ot tat I In fiom the south, uolabl) ff'"" - tho Hllw lV dMrlrt, rw u ' is is iHjdn ttoiii lleud. romiuvncliig piol- lljal jlfl C LsCCInawl AJvt ablr thU Flda. when ltn ?na J " WOUICU nifli nnd 900 head r ept4 bete tm "iwiww.iww.iii Imm torArdlnc to I'uttUrtd Html llul- Irtln. Hotel Arrivab FOR RENT tjamjastsetasaatasasaisaisaisstaaisaefrsxe,., JWWJ OFFICK IIOOXlrt-ChoK. attM It lh. Odd rslloas sad Willlti UU lt., bet ItKatloo in lb rlly. In W, O, Hmllb, Hsrsld udre : If i known as the Florida Everglades. Jclosed, Mary Plckford of the "Famous ' moxle" actors of lb prrot day BUT WE CLAIM that the six lono fans who waited to greet the defeated Athletics upon their return from Bean City are six REAL fans, and should be presented with life passes. SOME PEOPLE seem to get conso lation out of the success of others by maintaining that tbey didn't acquire their riches honestly. IF YOU'RE REGISTERED, all right, friend but It not, you're too late, and really not a good eltiten. THERE ARE WORSE things to do than "Do your Xmas shopping early." Bkkwtod Theater Fiatwrsag W. . Seetaora in the Commercial Drama "ALL FOR GOLD" Fes- tills, or lu equivalent, oa Uie spot, we tt 111 deliver Blockxtood for $8 a load, and a so-called "Doable Load" for f 4, with trad lag stamps to boot. PHO.VE 78 Blue Front Livery and Feed Sublet Farawrly taa Ooodman Stables WMX BQCIWKD LIVBRY AND aTTABLK WmmBfj tVaaVB7aTB 1 1WBB, M riiantli Avt. VU III-W WE'RE ALWAYS willing to swap Jobs for a few days with the smart alec who Is always finding fault with the county papers. And we'll guar antee that we'll not make half the mess out of his affairs that be' does with the business of doling out news. OET ONLY THE BEST Specific ally ask for Klamath grown celery. FOOLISH QUE8TION No. 11.234, 038: "Why Is a pennant?" YESTERDAY'S COAST LEAGUE RESULTS Oakland Portland Albes, Christian and Yants. R. 1 4 If. 7 10 and Mltze; Lush Oakland 1 - lortland 7 Klawitter and Abrogast; and Fisher. R. VeBlCO m San Francisco 4 H. E. 11 2 9 0 Relger H. 8 10 Hltt aad McLean; Sepulreda, Standridge and Mission . . , I Angelea Krvnaar Brooka. aa4 Lynn; R. H. . 1 .16 14 Hagaaa B. 0 WHY DESTROY the INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS OF OREGON? That's what the so-called "Water Front" bills, Numbers 328 and 330 on the ballot, will do if passed at the Novem ber election. Why make it impossible to build saw mills or any other indostriale labor-prodocing plants on the rivers and bays ot Oregon? That's what the passage ot these bills will do. Why cripple the developeit of our great timber resources; why cripple all tare wurtitong ii Oregon? That's wtiat will take place if the people vote "yes" on numbers 328 an1 330. Why lock if the thoisands of acres of over-flow lands bordering upon the navigable waters of the State and its wiles of water front for the bene if tf "tare geieratiHs;" why not let the present generation have some of the heiefit rrta the ise of these lands? IndtutrieM of all kinds will be driven from Oregon and intending investors will turn their backs upon the State if these so-called "Water Front" bills be come laws. That is why every man, woman and child in Oregon will be ad versely affected if these bills are passed by the people in November. Oregon needs outside capital to develop its great natural resources but we will drive it away if we pass Numbers 328 and 330 on the ballot at the November election. If these so-called "Water Front" bills are passed by the people, a vast amount of property will be withdrawn from taxation in this State and this great burden will be thrown upon the rest of the taxable property, resulting in a heavy increase in everybody's taxes. These bills are vicious; they are destructive of the very best interests of the State; they ought never to become laws. The way to defeat them is to vote "NO" 329 and 331. OREGON COMMERCIAL PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION Yooa Building, Fortlaad, Oregon " ' (Paid AdTertiaeateat) Ulill.' iVIIm A VV Clothtor. J k. i. II Wlwsr Mm J(Mthlu I.Uhvr, I'uttUnd; Jkctn) Hall. C V lllddUhufg-r. J. V !Mrrill, (1 11 CiotiomtlWr l. U U ton ami wltr, J It OmIj, MHifd; K O. Jnhtwmt Aitd "Iff. illllo rthanas. I KamirlUr, Jncl. Dah. llrkle;lr0!l IIKNT l I'. Hunk, and lfp, 81! 'ftirl," trill httitto !MU:i.r r'UiiNi)iii:u iria wtid i hHtt,l at Ihv CUlrmcai ? JMa Jr'Olt UI'mN'T i near ftKitii.. t;, 0. Main Mtrt "I'utiif itti oa wii. itlstb ll li llt4 Arcrstr, avutt. Hit UK uu bd Ititn, tWs f)r lldt, .VlrlibJ.r Jamnt lKiUU4. Hock Cfr, Ales Martin Jr. :tiKb. U. L Uiun, y: wan it norr. rhirant; Anglo Valttt, Cuotso Vsllo, Alom; M. M, I'tttmaiHi. MnhWDtiili, Hi,Ul Hull lt l llurV. V I) Olnnf, (lrar I ilr., Ktn Mr('irralk. II U Child. IJ.1 Ujlt IIIH.T U;;-,-.;. . f.,.Ui. r-d, ner hUlnM. hot snd cold Icr, hath, il(at mlanr; It sr (ninth K (I Arr" 1 13 Msts strl. ! U If Political Aimoiuceneats for Jullrr of Ih I'mrn Atiorner 0, K Wlllny, .UmtKfutlc .aitill'lat tor Jiullro of the l'pfe, t.liikvllls District A man In a (imfee il(ni rulrltu'JudlrlRl knowMgn (a lvl titled for ft Jtldlclnl offlfr. MISCK1.1.ANKOUS aeaasli aasaaw.i il(assisa I'UIII.IG m:.NOCHlAl'lli:il-.N'0TAY Ul ttar, lltrr "tltlsi Ul ropylns. fl. II Aslil I7t)titktf, phono T. ' HOW'S YOUR ROOF? IH IT IN hllAI'i: FPU Ui.STKK? W. D. Miller I (( Itiin-rnl lloollina; "ad ll'mlr Work I'HO.Vi: IH7 FOR SALE -" - - - - -- - - j.. KOIt MAI.K Oil BXHlAN'tlK-tt! hoal. jwl'l,d ". ' 1I3& Msln t. "" motor rati, owner, HELP WANTED m000w000000i''',m WOMKN riell urut'd bosfcMT friends, nlhhors d " wt-amr; To mr rnt ftoiju; si 110 dallr; xfrlrnr. unntwMWT' ruinrhiioiii Mills. Wri I'M!"- phta, I'a, f.101 FORKXCHANGE mi- aaass.saeaJasjSaaa,li to nxniias'nu-KItvroon urn hmiMi rlo.i III Alsu 004 T- rant rornrr ncitr rlix '" a sure h. siket 1 1 3 5 nillHII-H! WWVI - B.0- Main Ht PNir9HaaaaaaaaaaaaaftSa " Baal u," PTQrvSaBaBBBaaeBBBBBBBBV i PB0 Bal -A V3K6Rigge e5 iaT v flKlA ) (BBBBall S 'VL. bbI BaaBaaaaaaaaaaalalllBaamBaL -' lBBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBssssssslssa WE ARE IN BUSINESS' FOR YOUR HEAL1I iin V kiM-i at nil Hiim-m llm Utcat HMsllrinra ilrwamll lt H" fntliriilly, Voiir iiikiHillons ar illtftmawl ljr rrglatwwl darnurlw. Slay u not serva jruu? UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY Corner Mala aad Tth Wlieeta, SUasastn Valla. Oreo A Hf'l 4 h. k..W r M