The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 31, 1914, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr?" fW5r" r "C' c HenlftQassJMAdrs. FOR RENT tfMM!' FOR RENT Six room hou on High betweea 10U ul 11th; four-room bungalow on Crescent avenue, bath, family range, heater and blind with house. Inquire 1005 10th and Pine Jl-lf KURN18HKD ROOMS tor tight bout. keeping: rent reasonable. 110 Sec ond stmt U-tf OFFICE ROOMS Choir suite la lb Odd Fellows sad Wllllta build. Inca; best location la the city. e; Y. a 8mttb, Herald office. 10-tf FOR SALE vaiassesaa0aiasssjes AMAMMAM' RARUA1N lot of wood at Murdock property, on High street. Inquire ' of U B. Klnnear. at Star Drug Co. , Il-tf ) HELP WANTED - jin.ixnj-L-i.innri-i,-i" --- " WASTED: Boy for steady employ ment Star Drug Co. 31-tt LOST AND FOUND LOtT Between postofnee and Sun eat arocery, small black leather handbag, contained 40 cnU and a deer key. rear at Herald tor liberal reward. 30-3t PROFESSIONAL CARDS CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY UeTTsUjOn 1X8VRAKCK Members Oregoa Aasodatfee TRle Mea ud Raatdeaoa. ... NWear. 7th aad Mala "" CIiATTOX B. WHKEt.KR rkyakiaa aad Bargee Owteaewt (gptaal Treatmsat) Otsee keaae: t to 11:19 a. ast t te v aa. evsalage, 7 to I . THE KLAMATal AIXB tsTZAM LAUXDsYf Oaaraatees trat class work as well a trat elaaa serrtee. It yoa have ow lea te maks talatet sad do sot set lav atteatSea, pboae B. B. CAMPBELL Wood! Wood! Mock Weed, alack, doable load Reck Series OOal (Extra ob bill) It-tack Body Wood ... It-lack Lteab Wood 4-tt. Body Wood 4-tt. Uaib Wood Leave Ordna aa P. C CARLSON After 8Cb We Will Cive Scrip Wim ALL SPOT CASH WOOD ' BVBOnaH at mpUar price. with order or pmy oe JMirary XXAMATH FUEL CO. 515 Main Street IMPORTANT EVENTS IVI4-UI AT m mmm couege WrTE SHORT COURSE JAN. 4-M AsrtcuKwre, tncludlnc Atronomy, AnlauJ Husbandry, Dalrylni, Horti culture. Peultry Hutbandry, Insects, Plant and An (mil Diseases, Cream, ery Management, Marketing, etc. Hease Eceaoeilca, Including Cook tag, Heass Nursing, Sanitation. Sew lag. Dressmaking and Millinery. Ceaeaaerce, Including Business Man ageasent. Rural Economics, Business Law, Old Training. Farm Account leg, etc. atafteeeriRg. Including geawirk and Roadbuildlng. rARHMS WeEK-PERRUARV 1-4 A aeaera! clearing house session et as day for exchange of dynamic Haaa ea me aMet ereasipg proDieaia ef tae tkaea. Lectures by laadlag t!sTltli StaUceafersctas, sUlaWWII MsTvTCB Ofars lectures, msvaete schools, m gSJMBM aad immerses cerrwessdeacs i Ml fsMHaKe .... ;t naae. Strlag, Bead, vstcs. i M Mesa. Reduced rates ea sU raa ssafi. rfurtswmforgatloaa4VaM, slftsinfM AjrlssjHaral (assess. The Evening Herald V. U. SMITH t'ubltshed dslly except ttsaday by The Herald Publishing Compear of Klstnath Fall, at lit Fourth wan Entered at th rottoBea at Klam ath rail. Orsgoa. tor traesmtseioa through tba malt ea seeoad-eless matter. Subscription Uraia by aiall to amy ad dress ta tba Uetted aHataa: Oneysar Oaf tnoatb KLAMATH FALLS. . . OMMOX THURSDAY, DECEMBER SI, tM4 AND UTOr AT KLAMATH FAU HENRY U BKXSON TOMORROW mornlrMt Honorable Htnry U Ueusoa KaTa for Sa lem, where bo will graco the aupreaae bnch of the state of Orefon. He leave u after wor than a acore ot yeirs of rwldeae. during all of whtea Uao he baa bcea highly actlte in the attaint of the community, and has at alt tinu-s championed the rause that was Just. Thero 1 many a genuine regret ex. prcsstd In Klamath Fall at the de parture from our midst of "Our JudKcV a our eminent Jurist haa Ioor bca styled. Hie preeeaco will not only bo tnbaed from the circuit court room chamber, but from the Met hod Is: Sunday school, where dur ing the past two years ho haa built up MM. n .. itfnnM.1 TtlhlA rllMM In V&.V; v. ,v .... .w.v ". C.t,lAm frmnn tmm hABOtlt f '" CVHIUCIM .w, .. w w- .-. boards, which heretofore hare knowa the Judgo aa toastmaster, and from his association with friends. Ever since ho became district at torney for Klaanath. Lake. Jaakaoa and Joaepblne counties la 1S92. Bea- mq haa become acquainted wtta all classes of people la this aectloe. aad prior to that time, with other at torney, while "riding the elrcalt" oa horseback, on slag? aad by other early mode of travel, be became known aa a man of the people. Prior to his elevation to the circuit beach In 1S38, his advice on even trivial family matters was sought by taaay. HU assuming of tho Judgshlp did not In any way remove hlaa from his duties aa "family counsellor." aad It can be truthfully aald that la the Jcdlclal chambers here and la Lake view, "Our Jndge" baa heard and settled amicably nearly as many fam ily trouble serious at least to thoee concerned as ho haa heard and tat tled in the court room. Judgo Demon reached the higbeat office that Southern Oregon could give him years ago. We have been eon tent to keep him here, for our owa selfish welfare. But Judge Beaaoa haa grown too big for farther minis tering in Klamath and Lake count lea. His services as a Justice are needed by the state, as was demonstrated la the last election, when he polled the second higbeat vote for the supreme court Justiceship. He go to the broader field of labor. There are some locally, of coarse, who opposed Judge Benson la bla re cent campaign. This Is to be expect ed, for a Jurist could not Interpret law as long aa Jndge Beaaoa has' here without fear nor favor, wttfcoet of fending some. But with the excep tion of a few souls, tho people of Klamath and Lake counties are sor rowing over losing such a splendid man from onr mldst.-wbile we are re joicing that at last his efforts are be ing bftter rewarded. DOUBLE OR QUIT? THE American public has but little idea of the immensity of the stake of the sugar Industry, At pres ent, under normal world conditions, we Import half our sugsr supply and ralso the other half ourselves. For what wo Import we send abrosd $100,000,000 annually, which Is a balance of trade against us. With reasonable legislative encour agement we could produce all our sugar, and send no purchase mosey abroad. Under free sugar conditions, aftor the Influence of the war Is re moved, wo shall buy nearly all our sugar abroad, establishing a trade balance of 1200,000,000 agaiast our selves. , At the same time our sugar iadus try is expending for labor aad sup plies within this ceuatry Mother 1100,000,000. Under ecoaomie iade pendence this would double; aader free sugar it will practically railsa. From two staadsoiaU, therefore, the American peeele are ooafroatM BWlfeylBl with the question la regard to the sugar Industry, "Shall we double or quit?" Scattered Shots I ONE FELLOW whose wife present d him with a pipe Christmas has already been forbidden to smoke In the house. KAT, DRINK AM) HE MKHUY toj night Tomorrow will bo a good day. to make resolves. HUT IN TUIXNINO over new leaf, wouldn't It be a good Idea to tear old J 19M from tho booK, and keep lookluic ' ahead, not backward. IF YOU AUK COLD, why don't )ouJ put on those plain r muni jour Eastern rtlatlvw ttM you for ChrUt.l a? You know when you wrote nim. thank, you ald thry wro Juat what i you nod. IF YOU CVNT boot Klamath.l morn to a locality you can. ONR LOCAL MAN believe he could save all kinds of money by to- lng to Belgium to live this winter WK KNOW, Archibald, that yo used to get Just as good suit mi uacseasacK ior j" -j for here: that you could live Iota cheaper there lhaa herobut did you get half the salary there for the same work as you get here? HUT W11AT8 IS A SAMET la Russia there are usually three fonts and four syllable. lasstraare tKat par. Hre CTtUMX. ess Mala street. It Is said forty cocoanuts will yield a gallon of oil. I A LITTLE SPORTING GOSSIP By HaJSh-rkUn United Press Service NEW YORK. Dec. 31. Jame ath lete are nothing uncommon. There are lota of them at least yon hear of lota of them because, the other kind doesn't attract much attention but It Is a sate bet that the realm of sport haa never nor will ever see a chap who la aa game to the core as Jolta ny Ever, captain of the Boston Braves, world's, champloas. Fighting bis way back to health now from aa atlaak of pneumonia, the wiry little second sacker la giving an exhibition of courage that would put to shame many a hero of Action. Recovering from an attack of pneu monia isn't much of a feat for some people, especially big. strong chaps who are well fortified with a strong constitution. Johnny doesn't kaowjchlcago Cubs, with Charley Murphy the meaning of the word constitution. He hasn't even the shreds of one. He Is simply a little bundle of aerves, held together by a thin frame of bones and muscle. Aad his life for the last half dosea years has Just been a succession of hard luck events. He haa gone through a series of accidents any one of which would have taken tho heart out of far bigger and stronger men. But tbey didn't even face Johnny. After each one of them the Trojan "came back" with nioro fire and will than before and Pure Seed Put Into (Herald (special aterrice) OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL LEGE. CorvallU, Dec, 31. Tho Ore gon pure seed law ia to be put Into full and Immediate effect,, said Pro fessor 11. D, Bcudder, chairman of the statu pure seed board, and in charge of tbe seed testing laboratory at the Agricultural college, "and all seed dealers throughout tbe state should take aotlco that beginning with th new year their stocks will be Inspect ed by tbe state commissioner's omos and tbo provisions of the law will be actively enforced. It Is also felt by the board that since tbe laws are de signed to protect tbe farmer from la- ferior seed, farmers aad the general public should co-operate ia all ways possible, aad especially by aotlfyiag the commlsstoaer's oases wheaersr seed stock is of er ad for sals without belag properly Isbetei, beta as ta THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON Kaiser's Second Son Is Promoted Kgligii!t2etn -3SK Ualted Prees Service ASI8TKRD4M, 0 Jl.lr!s-s trite! Ffwderkb. tho second son of Kaiser Wllhelm. has Just bn ap. pointed commander of lh first brle ade or the Imperial Guard. Slnco the outbreak of the war he haa been serving aa colonel, com- mandlng a regiment of the imperial Guards. simply downed adversity by sneer gamenes. Ever' hard luck began when be bought aa automobile years ago when he was a member of the famous Cub machine. He had an accident In which a man who was with him was killed. That unnerved him for awhile, but be soon returned to the diamond with aa much grit and tight as ever. Then he Invested bis savings ia a shoe store and when that burned out he lost everything ho had. Even his friends predicted ho wouldn't be tho Ever of old. But he was, and even better, aa ho hadn't reached the tenlth of bis career. Nest bo broko his leg and was kept out of a world's series. Ho was back again next spring, fighting a or yore. Some real hard luck came his way nest. He was made manager of the aa hi bos. He didn't please Murphy and waa shipped to Boston, then a hopeless tall endor. He figured strong ly In making that aggregation a pen naut winner and It was believed bis "Jinx" hsd dlssppeared. But In the midst of Boston's pennant fight Ever' little girl died. That waa the tough est blow of all, but the Ever' Indom itable will scored again and the Tro jan was back in tho Brave lineup In a short time. And his work waa aa great aa ever. Long may bo live! Law to Be Full Meet purity and germination qualities. Ia essenco tho seed law Is: "Every packago of seed of ono pound or more In weight that is ox. posed for sale within the borders of the state of Oregon must bo correctly labolvd with tho name of the seeds man, tho name of tbo seed and tho purity and germination thereof; and further, that no seed containing cer tain noxious seeds, such as dodder, Canada thistle, and tbe like, caa be sold at all la Oresjea. "With the sood law actively ea. forced Oregon will cease to be n dumping; ground for inferior agricul tural seeds that are not salable in any of the adjoining states all of which bare good seed laws. Further, the reputable sesasmaa that wishes to do aotblag hut aa faotumt MsJagej will not be compelled to compels with low grade, Inferior, cheap seed, whisk 1 aever cheap at any arise. Aad Most Important of all, the farmer will aot I ssssssssssssPfilSssssW lagaWsHHsssV eBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHsBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsH BBBBBBBBBBBBBBmsfmsSSSSSSSSBl' f9LLK2sssssssssssV ssbbbbb.sbSs9LS K!Bs3B??ssl IBhl 3gggggggggggl H srViSRKCtRRBfil is mBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSBBBBBBBBBBsH l sssssmsssssssVssssssssssssssssss mjmmmmmm'smmmmmmmmB) ssssWsssssssfiissssssssssa ', SSSSW;SSSSSSm'7VmSSSSSBF ''M-'.,I KssC: sLa dJMsssV wa ssssKsssflH B- 1 ' .hBsssssssbbI ssssssssss l .-HmMesssssssssf.aBHgaaV & New Record Set by in Law During 1914 There Were Forty-iix ' GngretsionaI United i'ross tienlte WA8IIINUTON, l. C IV. 3L Ono of th l.ul4t legislative years In tho history of -American tongrv. men ended Unlay with lb tVf . though II an American ship In cvngtvtn oer New Yrar's IVny, Kiai-.t firlM trad. r for thsl mailer a cept for a ! week' adJournmeut.jfMroUn on4 1I. Ihe national legislator wen lo fon To Impoitaal mwur4 of the m 'llnuous smlon from January IS, called antitrust program t o (19H, until today This statement 'ct4 dut lug lh year t)n of ihe (would net be fair. If allowed lo stand. 'crested th. federal trade cotamNlott, I however, llhiut the further com.' Mel (ll vvt lonrh Ihe same meat thJt prior tu January Ulh, iwrt t 'wr or Industrial rrporw tonr had bern In rlon tonltnu. lien a eierdd ovr the rH (ously nrv the Incoming of the Wll iwU by the lnlrtti rommefco imt admtiiUtratlon. Marvh s, ll3.jrnmmtMloi), thus bringing boih sorts rVrhapit the nwl Important piece 'of tomvnk under fodrtal eonlfrtl, of legUlallon eoactod during the rarj A number of Imprtvttl bIH wrro w the law pruvtdtng for the new pai by- th houw which wr not banking and currency system, Crt- enacted bcue of th failure of the atlng from eight to twelve rvglonal'senatB to P4SA Ibcm Tlt- Include re-terve bank (later Hd at trtio) under the direction of a federal re serve board, and providing for the trervtxi of all the national, and many of what bad ben previously stale lank, to bo kept with the federal banks, ta.wd of with rurr-wpoadenl bank In central rmerve cities. jthio Providian for lh leutaB of previously, this was probably the water popr lu now withheld from rowt radical reform In the currency 'entry nd the t;rl dsm bill, were sytm of the country ver put tntoalo patl by the hunt" but not by effect. The provision for th dl. counting of commercial pat by, the member banks, and the Issuance ifjise4 both houes (Iho senate prior of new curmncy to cover this dl. to tJ nr, however), but In such counting by the rmerve banks, jri'(tll,tfii form that no agreement rlded what was thought to boa strong w reached during Iho 1r ltwcn preventative of panics, and proviacti also M sum remedy against tempor ary stringencies In the amount of a- tual currency on hand, enpecially at such times as when the crop are moved. Another act of the year, that pro- vldlng for the construction of a rail ttm dictator of Mcilco, road in Alaska at a cost nf 3S,Q00,.; Twenty-sit pace treat(e, hkh of 00d, and Its operation after romthem tho bre4lhtng MI variety, pro. pletlon by the government. m tre-vldlng for ono yr to lntrrpoe after mendously Important from two differ any overt art Wort any ho.llltlle tint standpoints. It provided for the should occur, f ratified by the opening up ror o by the people, of tenale. Tho upper ho also r what i'reatrlent Wilton Is fond of "reived more Ihsn f.,000 nnmlnalton calling that storehouse of rlche. In-from the pretdenl, and ratified most cldentalty, It Is regarded by some a of them. a long step toward government own There were bitter rights over many ershlp of all or the railroads. Cerjof them. Incidentally, especially I'aul talnly. as It Is operated year by year, ll will form at least the basis of a comparison with tbe privately owned railroads In the United mates. Ono of tbe bitterest fights of the year was over the repeal of the tolls exemption clause for American own. buy this Inferior seed without know Ing that It Is Inferior. "The result will bo nol only a more prosperous and drslrablo business for the seed dealer, but an Increase of hundreds of thousands of dollars an nuatly In the farmers' Income, through tho use of bettor seed." iiiiimiii i,m,,,i ii-iti STOP CATARRH! OPEN NOSTRILS AND HEAD KX Cream Applied In .VfHril Kellcvrs lleail-Colds at O ,.e. .-.'- ,.- .., , ,!,, If your nostrils are clogged audi your head Is stuffed and you can't urcaino inoiy uerause or n rolil or catarrh, Just gel n email dottle of Ely's Cream Halm at nuy drug store. Apply a llllla of this fragrant, tntl- septlc cream tnto your tiiutrlls ind lot It penetrnto Ihrougli ovory ulr pas. sngo of your head, soothing nnd heal' Ing Iho Inflarned, swollen mucous mumbrouo and you gat Inslinl relief. Ahl how good It feoht Your nos trlls are open, your head Is clear, no mora hawking, snuffling, blowing) no mora headache, dryness or struggling for bronth. Ely's Cream Ililm Is Just what sufferers from head colds nnd catarrh need. It's a delight, , (Paid Advertisement) A prlvato train has been built for the khedive of Egypt that is com posed of cars that get their current from motors driven by gasoline en glass. Aeearate tafermaisea aheat Use MaWHewHti WMSftSM HeraM wsat ass atw retalif Making Settiont. and Many Were Considered rt rtvatl lilt pasting throusli lh i'snsma Cnl The parage of IliU art uiearts ttml every rMtwUe ship paulof UtroUKh th big dltrh tatu lit to iy It way. Just the Immigration bill, Including the turnout literacy ti, wbleb oald wuutd r-trlfl ImmUratlon, and mod tfy the rut recording It to ta the opinion ut a number of AiMborUft un Immigration Two of th Important of th ronrvatlot ml faUU, tht sn4te during lb yr, Mle ma;ltt,K hd gotUn lata Dforsiiet, si hill. lh- U Follrtte riUman'a bill, to mV lhat orasbl, 4 It am the ! hou-t, Congrs (mc. resolution Just Ifylog the prvtdrflt's action In order- ling an Invasion of )(ra at Vera jcrus fo!!olng the Insult l tho Aer Iran Cag at Tamplro by soldiers dl rectly rpm(ilbln to Hurla, at that M. Warburg and Thomas l, Jones, for the federal rs-crre board, the first of whom was confirmed and the second withdrawn: Attorney General Mefwynold, to be Jusltrw of the stt premu ceurt: John flkelton I'lndell. to be ambassador to Uusala. Home Russia haa C7.4I3 mile of navl gabla waterways; Germany, 11,393: France, 7,fi3; Cngland, 3,90s: Hot land, 3,360; Hweden. 3.IIT; and !llfan ally, Hluchor, oas sevetiiy-lats. glum, 1,110, " .Li..,-..,......!. jntt ttortln woman Is the wolher of Minnesota's 1914 poultry and egg twentyis children. Another output Is valuel at 136,000,000. vJfnsaLmgmW r9saokmVmVmv2cmBBmsJsmT af SaauWmmmmmmmmgeaW mHrw I !swaMimi7iJBlaPJmamm TVnsmssl WHKlimmmnmmmri (5 ,.B;"flSri'':fe3 ' ' ,-: -,J2i gkVVt geWJWSs1 ibmmHmHuBmsMBi''r4 -1 FIRST NATIONAL a mrw Mmm vSS.tJL rMBBOOM CapiUlStock, 100,000 Surplus, $11-0 0. a MrCNNTArtT OUR POLICIES-. Ta eMstrtkaia th hagdu aay ceadHlsas am M as ef Us 4 Me THUrWDAY, DKCEMMKH II ii 'TZJ a Congress This Year Weeks Devoted to Big Measures (f iti ,..,..! 1... t ... - , ,,. .., IHUXIMAftl 1M (,( I Ing ftum the r:uropa .r-.,,,, emergnry bills, Oh of lbeo put Itto sutenurtjj Into the, Iruurahra bu(,,i tkttsf-,. siding that the g'ernmt saeaU rflo war rlk insuranrt. -,fcttt jrtBw corporation. uuld im ia4errti, butloeis at rmsotublo t,w -j has proud a great Uu i iMmi slnro ih outbreak of is f, cm, gte4 made lo ilLiltKt spweert. tlons lo bring trandci4 Atasrletss home trow wr trlw?t, irujpj. Another mr(ency r tstsasn was thst pltis s.tjo Us UrSt duittvi and other icutrUttt kuk hd hitherto t-lfo(jle. (ha fUHsg t fofKlgn built hlt w4r tit Amerlvsn f1v Tb csmssm aUo ug4 with Ike prrUeat rretfeti t Uv the rMtrlrdoas . gardlrtg All th oCrcm oh tklss tltta Amerioitn rliio&., n, ttag tho foundslloti during it srfursa Atuerlcau mrvhsnt tturk, Uel would itr AaorUtt prudim u Euiopo icrdl of ir roa4ttiew CfittgreM attO SO sBiefcdni tU Ai. drlrh VrUtd ttnetstrr jf. lag tho tatty d of tho r. kt s fore tho U4rl rert bsaktai atalM of for the tint uso u as pAwa", jrsr before, TW semte t.v4 a cotton vtareboadsg bUl,tfr lug the early d) of (U r, k vidtrig for goverontrat lftle sad 4Htrv4(0O of the fcMrUxs. bt this' w (oat In the heiiw, A tre mendous right to be ih govers menl buy rotlon (torn the fastler plsnlers at to trot a ia4 aee tested and the bill ttl does, Anoiher reautt uf the f, sad fer IU culling down of luporu freei I etgn rounlri, lth srcompsajlag re duction In the tariff dalle, ess ta war la bill, Tht mra.ute proitdlsg for the rsUIng of mur ihsa .. (Do mtutl by intrrnsl tuslloa sat put through both bou only slurs most Mlier flght, virtually ll tberf tublirar voting agslmt ll. Msptds minting Ihe AlssVsn lUltroad am, pasted early in the yar, snatkw mcaur, paasod Isle In Ibn fall. Pro vided for the leasing of overnast roal lands In that territory, nd siet for th government mining n et them ltelf, another IraiAnro of get. etnmeht ownership whlili pled lbs socialists When Waterloo J"b, Napoleon "1 Wellington er forty- seven yrar old. Wellington s rr ,ln Pari has twenlyone cmiurew. IN sswli waff as se .rJ ii-S - & .rnmt i B"AK i, i r