The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 09, 1915, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text9 m 1 If Mm if if Ii 'II; m tr V & EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Classified MWMRMNtMMMMVlMMMMAMMMMM SITUATION WANTED mWWWWMMMiWVM WANTED Position on ranch as foreman and cook by man and wife. Addres C. R. Traycr, Klamath Falls. 5-6t THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ucuwr. TheEveningHeraldl Q ffffarf fl, TW,gr 'ChcheT W.O. SMITH EHter I1 ... ,i HAftltDAV, JAX1UHV u, 1H Published dattr eicept Sunday br The Herald PiiMUtaln Company of Klamath rails, at 115 rourtb iltrMt FOR RENT rtJRNlSHKD ROOMS for light house i keeping; rent reasonable. 110 Sec ond street 11 -if I Kntri-Kl a, thr postofflr at Klanv ath Faltn. Oregon, for transinlsiloa through the malls as eeroad-cltft matter. PERMANENT ROOMERS can secure comfortable quarters nt tho White iPellcan Hotel untU May 1. Hates very reasonable. 4-6t OFFICE ROOMS Choir nulled laj the Odd Fellows and Wlllits bu !!(!- logs; best location In the city. See, W. O. Smith, Herald office. SO-tf Subtcrlptlon rms by mall to sny ad dress In the United (Hates: Oue year It.OO Osp month . . . KliAMATH KALU4. . ORRGON SATURDAY, JANUARY , 1915 FOR RENT House of eight rooms furniture tor sale. Enqulro at corner of Pine and Juniper. No. 29. 7-5t FOR 8ALB L. C. Smith & Bros, vis ibly typewriter in good shape, $20. Call Needlecraft Shop. 9-Jt FOR SALE VMlWWWVMV AND 8TOr AT KLAMATH FALLS L 1 1 IrRRRRRRRRRIRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRrH J IRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRVRRRRRRRRRfTTRRRRRRRRRaW.T- TRRRW llllllllllllllllllllllHHamlHslsmllllmlllmiHMK' RRRRRBRRRRRFl?Lft V J 2? RRRRH rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrK&.3rrrI emmmmmmmmmmmmmNNemtSemmlemVSuL HRRReflRRRRlRRRRRRRRRRRRa gHmVlBtllWtB 3iie. VJsBBHeftllFsllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHslI .ie hijw -THH HHiHnLmlllHH RRWRRRRRnH&RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRr RRRRRRrVRRRRRv V RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRrT RRRRRRRRRRRRRW HsmVOsmmmmBisHsmmmsmmmmmmmmmmmWammmmB Inn. vir.t PrMlivterlan Church Corner of Third and l'lno streets J & Stub, nlofletd, pastor. ' Clerk of Sessions-C 0. Ilogue. Superintendent of Sunday school i Mus on I i nlst Miss A. II. Parker. slilout Clirtstlnu Kndcavor Hoy j lni trie. ' . .lay school at ID-ft m i rlstlnn Kndeavor nt r- ') i ''teaching 11 "' Subject: j I'M,. Talk Hod Ono Mo." , i io ii m . tbr'j t,u I ndoftvor. t'.nfinl music i'nl nciiiiag Dion Meeting T::i0 p. in. In (Initio M K Church. 'lion mcetlrt " wiel:. except Saturday nlglit You are cordially liillnl to nil fit. tties- services A ipecbil liiltnllon Is Kiwi) to strangers j (liilstlau Clitinli Corner of Ninth mid l'lno strcotK. Klder S. 1). liar-; HOME AGAIN! Whose Home? Your Home KCOXOMJCAL JUSTICE Scene, from "Tho I'ort of Missing Men," tho famous story of ronmnee, lulventttro and Intrigue, with Arnold O.ily, In tho lending role. "The H BARGAIN lot of wood at Murdock property, on High street. Inquire of L. B. Klnsear, at Star Drug Co. 31-tf FOR EXCHANGE jMMMAMWMyMWVVesVWWVVM WANTED TO RENT Typewriter - with standard keyboard, for three months. Box 297 4-36 LOST AND FOUND WWWWWWWWWWWWWMWWWWWWMWi FOUND Bunch of keys. Owner am hare same by calling at Herald and paying for ad. FOUND Two keys. Owner can hare same by calling at Herald and paying for this ad. PROFESSIONAL CARDS 0mAA0A00i0'wlm CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY ABSTRACTS INSURANCE Meeabera Oregon Association . Title Mem It OStea aad Residence, NW eor. 7th aid Mala PhoM m CLAYTON . WBERI.EB Phyekiaa aad Bargee Osteopath Saxwdjrlotheraplst (Spinal Treatment) ORce house : to 11:10 a. m; I to p a. j erenlnga, 7 to t . THE KLAMATH FALL8 . STEAM LAUNDRY Quaraateee first class work- as well aa flrst claae eerrlee. If you have occaaloa to make complaint aad do not get tm- lata attention, phoat D. B. OAMPBKLI, Wood! Wood! Rleck Wood, elagle, doable londu K-Iacb Body Wood . .. 16-Iacb Limb Wood 4-fL Body Wood 4-ft. Umb Wooa Rock Springs Coal Extra on hill) Leave Orders at Square Deal Store AD FRANK WILLIAMS stood trial for the murder of Allen C. McLeod, tho treasury of Klamath county, none to corpulent as It Is, would have been drawn upon for several thousands of dollars. In addition to self-defense, Attorney Rcnner for the defense contended that his client Is tho son of n woman who has spent nearly three decades In a madhouse, and that the accused ii afflicted with homicidal mania. In his contentions to prove this, he would naturally have summoned wit nesses from many statee to testify, and both sides would have been com pelled to summon alienists, whose testimony is by no means inexpen sive. Besides these, there would be tho many other witnesses, the Jury, and tho other expenses. But Klamath county was saved all of this when Frank Williams en tered a plea of guilty to a charge of second degree murder. And the enas oi Justice were met just as completely by this as it an expen sive trial was held, and Williams convicted of first de"'ee murder. Life imprisonment Is the sentence in both cases. Too much credit cannot be given to W. H. A. Renner, Williams' at torney for convincing his client that this was the best method for him to pursue. And too much credit cannot be given District Attorney John Ir win for accepting the plea of second degree murder, instead of fighting for a verdict of first degree mur der. The Williams case will be a black blot upon the history of Klamath county for years, and despite all the statements the prisoner can make re garding how the homicide occurred by his acting in self defense, it will be regarded by nearly all aa a cold blooded deed, one of the kind that In some places causes enraged citi zens to take the law in. their own hands. But even from this sordid affair can consolation and pleasure bo drawn in the knowledge that Klamath county's bar has men who rise above the ambitions and onDor- tunltles for self-advancement bv the I successful trying of a celebrated case, and attain the same extent of repar ation for the crime as if the case was threshed out with enormous expense saddled upon the taxpapers. I'ort or MiasliiK Men" will bo presented nt and tomorrow. tho Htnr Theater toiil(ht Women Warned Not to Seek Work in California minister. Uosliletu'C, corner 'Tenth and High streets. Phono H7. ' 11 a. m. "A Forward I.ooK." j 7:30 "Union Servlco nt M. K. Church." ! Miss Claudia Spink will slug ut I the morning sorvlco the old Welsh nlr, "With Thoo On HIkIi." 1 I " ii. in. It I til e school. .1 (i in. Junior Kudenviir. r, 30 V. I'. S. C E. II. S. Kox. (resident. '.jrd's Pa, Jnniino 10. Yearly! M Inc umt Basket tinner. j Union services ench night durlag Itho week nt the Prcshtrrlnii church. J mmmmm '(Irnre McthodMt Kpliropal Church Corner Tenth and High streets', K. , . , , ,,0. Richards, minister. Inrge store hero had so many applk. ,., ... rt 1 1 1 HI Kltmliv anhfint fin., I -w ...., ........j VV..VW. MVUI ,. SAX FRANCISCO, Jan. D. Women, If you aro looking for work, don't come to California," Is the warning sounded by the Cali fornia Immigration and Housing Commission after a thorough Invcs- ., , . .j..,. . .. 1. 1.- ,-,... . . ..... .. " uauoa oi conauions existing among '" ii-iuniismnns :epon, mm tnirot -.., . ,, , , .. unemployed women of the state. ro between 16.000 and 20.000 un- i. h n, ' m T me .".' t,. ici ,.k '.,n.,.i,-,H ,m . -..,. ..' Mr8' Hamilton will sing at the conditions among women have ncver'ofUce usslstants In California. Tho ..-.'... been so bad in San Francisco as.'sltnntion In other lines Is equally ns, noa 3lolKhmbaeUw. chvlr tana. .t. ... . . ..... tcr. Miss Hazel North, u nn si. , , , -- cations from cities outside Callgorula I,,... a m" ,Sunaar c ,,,,,,.. i niton, superlntondout . j..ii . 10 00 n. m., Sunday schoo , (luo. cist ndvlslng young girls and women .... , , . ,. , , . , ., . ,J. aiiou, suiieriiiieuuent. (not to como to this Btato In the hope . , nn . . , t of sec j ring employment. I ,..,., . ' , ' ""'""' Our Investigations showed," said ,,,.', ' """';" '""' r" . . . .... . .. ,M. Chllcoto. president. they are tnis winter Investigation showed that 10,000 women have filed applications with tho Panama-Pacific Exposition for employment, while tho number of positions that will be open to women l limited to 1,000. Tho applicants hall from every section of the coun try, and many of them, without waiting for a favorable reply, have bntl n m l ' uie'p nas ueen a great iniiux .. . . . for months of women and girls to I ,tag. ""V fV ' San Kr.ncl.co owing to an Impres-!.?" t8, v-A" F' Sln0". i ,. .i ... ..- . . ,1-uoiur. oiuii iun; ii. ere win oe n largo UC- mi. i . . . ... ,, r, . . Wblo school at 10 a. in., C. It. Io mr.nu for women m all linos of Am. I. ' I Ploymrnt during the exposition. This TreT,. .? n"1. Impression Is erroneous." I ,rcaclloK nt . 7.30 p.m. L.ur;uao coruiany invited to all of these services. "Tho Ik'iim' or pinto one liven ulili liU riiiully" menu n lot hen you ioiiik in think of It, diMii't ft',' Itw thi ilni-i )our thlhtivn uct llielr iIikI liiti'rliui lK'ti they m Inliltlit tlmt It lliriuu In Im men mill vi'imifii, mill fndoi In the khiiiiiiiii. II) In tilth they lliel liero tliry me tiuiBht loynlty to tin-It country, mill ivkperl for thrjr iMtviitM, their iol mill (ho Intm of the In ml llint pnidHti, them u rlllen. It ulioulit lie it koimI home In dn nil tllU, Jllt nt k""I ii It i Kialbln fur you fnlheiT. niul mollicr to iitnke. Money iliNHii't timko home, ItV uhnt you Imvn Innlde of It lie Im kind of ii neighborhood you Hire- In. ('.iiH'Miliiii iiittkcn n home, Clvle pride iiinkex n lioine. Till right kind of effort directed alontf difficult line inn ken nil of ihU jMXwIhlr. Next Hivk u hanil of khh! frlloMe will mil on )im. I'lrnen lm nlail to m' them they will tiring you Kim IIiIIiiki. Commerce It) C. s. .IOIINSO.V. I'ridrtit. A sninll amount of money to loan already arrived in San Francisco and;' farm, land or improved city prop-'church of ChrUt Scientist Services have swelled the ranks of the unem- crty. aillcote, 1 Main street, l-flt are held on Sunday morning at 11 Plored women here. -C0ck and Wedn.rt ...i- .. ! One big San Francisco department' When baby suffers with ecxema or! 7:30 In Christian Science Hall, In the orp reeplvf.fi 177 norannnl nnnllnn-isotne ltchlne ilrln trn.ihtA ..an n.an. ljnrnha hlnlr .a-a. hui- -- . store received 177 personal appllca tlons from women for work from Octooer 24 to December 4, 1914. Of th's number, 110 were mado bv eastern women who are In San Fran cisco -and who are In need. Another some Itching skin trouble, use Doan's Ointment. A little of It goes a long way and It Is safe for children. Fifty cents a box nt all drug stores. Herald want ads orlnr results. Announcement P. C. CARLSON 1M . Scattered Shots WE ALL BELIEVE in signs, but tho electric light company is esueclallv impressed with illuminated signs used by their customers. Jacobs block, corner Third and Main streets, upstairs The lesson subject for Sunday Ii "sacrament . Church of the Sacred Heart Corner women avenue and Donald streets. I Rev. Wm. McMillan, 8. J., pastor. I First mass at 8:30. High Mass and Benediction at lu:30a. m. Catechetical Instructions every Sat urday and Sunday morning at 9:30. Week day Mass every morning at 7:lfi. aervices at Merrill on the third Sunday of each month. i DriHrcr-iv ,m RfffiT BMRifr vsyaia RtvWb fravARRftH "aBBR3RaiBHtaReitneeBafffiffittfffftffftfff When they go forth to .e,i n pluy, The Indies, heaven bless Vm, Don't enro n llg nbout tho plot. But JiiBt tho way they droits 'em In Act 1, when the horolno Y MAUOARiVrr MASOX (Written for tho United Trees) ndd ii fitting complement. A imbW muff mid a smnrt llltlo Jet mid obi turban roriiilut( Ihe costume. Tho drnmntlr life of Madame Natl mova'ii m,w piny. "That Hort." win short Ihcd, but tho memory of br Leaves husband who's untrue. rhey think hor leaving gown too 'striking co.n.mr. w k. i - " " nti(ii w l THE ONLY DISAPPOINTMENT regarding the quick settlement of the Williams case is heard from u few who had hopes of getting an enr- lui of salacious scandal from thn testimony. Midway Livery Co. ITS' NKW HANDS Horcee bought and cold. Har BM and buggies for sale. Oood rigs tor hire and gentle horses. Baled bay and grain for sale. Phono 21W LINCOLN'S remark: "You can fool all of the people some of the time, and some of the people all of the time, but not all of th iwvmin all of the time", by substituting "please" for "fool" is applicable to newspapers that try to print tho news. Rut it in- nrwi tho nsnni want. gat s'S WE BE1L ADVrailBED OO0DS. ttjuli'llt. V, tm, m raff ft1 """"I ou ifaulx. for "rvSu'Sf.V.etld'iVt'lo1, ADVEEKSED 000DS OMBANIEED Septra 'riursif'tt 1 ItiNiirnnro that pnys. '.t." Main dtrret. See Chllrote, Sife,!?.'!!.nii .s,t :.." jvn. n earn u n.. ,. aaH?wj!?ya Underwood's Pharmacy lf aid ruwtl , Wt Do the Work Just Right FADE PINOLE "Tat Know How Men" Comer Sixth and Klamath ALL THE FOOL LAWS that e..M not get defeated at thn nnti. i,. cause of lack of signatures to get iaem on tno ballot, will bn mnfh in evidence in Salem when the legisla ture convenes Monday. IN AN argument or laumiif h right side is sometimes left. BUT DOES THAT atoit vn -, buying some tin numerate and tank. Ing them over your front door? YOUR CHECK BOOK 3L .?Z&ff ra Va?-' t: sV?C--." Is both u time saver and money guardian. No modern business man would think of being with out one. if you have not yet a bunking connection, we suggest that Investigation of our re sources and banking metheds will disclose how good an instl t it.cn this is to do b-islness with FIRST STATE M SAVINGS BANK - .... xX1 vnuiso, UKKUUN Herald want ads brlag results. BE PWlN GRAY HAIR DARK IUV OIlANUMOTIIKIfK OLD .A. VOIIITK RIICIYK OK HAOK TKA . AMI SCLI'lllJit Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compound d. brings back the natural color and lustre to tho hair when t. .. .. ed or gray; also ends dandruff, Itch- 1 1 ma scaip anu stops falling hair. Yean ..ko mo oniy way to get this mixture was to make it at home, which ! .musay and troublesome. Nowadays. I asking t any drug store for i ,uis Hago and Sulphur Hair iUomedy ' you will got a large bottle ,f this famous old rcclpo for about 50 cents. Bon't stay erav! Tn, i.i , -'an possibly tell that you dorkened u. uuir, as u does It so naturally and eyenly. You dampen a sponge or oft brush with It and draw' thl. through your hair. (akin. .. - ...mo vug SUIull Mranu at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, nnd after another ap Plication or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and glossy (Advertisement) sweet, Of velvet, sapphire blue. And whim she visit Ormond'a lint At midnight nil nlono. Her Russian suit nnd nnblo lint To thorn nil hIiik condone. And when sho dies In act tho last, They think Just simply grand Hor negligee of cloth of gold. It nlways geiH a hum!, NEW YORK. Jan. 9. U really matters not Uioku days whether u drama Is played In two or threo nets and two scenes tho real secret of Its suurcii In r bo played In two evening gowns, n street costiiniu and " negligee. Tho glass of fashion Is tbo opera glass, mid followers of fashion get their latest hints from iioiiind tho foot lights.. Among tho mosil r!"!n!:.. ri'fem! jita RVJtfffimX"RRRRRRRL .RRa. wi slRRVelRv .i fill Rl I I iKfuS3Vj lorgoiten. One it house gown of somber black velvet loose sal Htriilght of line from the long. tliM sleoves nnd tho high, tight collar but toned severely nnd elfumle Hnu ih. middle of tho front to the waist lint and (hen burst open n f It had bees "Pin up in tho middle of tho skirt to turn hack lis gay futurist silk llnlni and reveal a frothy laco flounced pet ticoat of white. In "Tin, Song of Hongs," Ircno Ken wick clothes hersolf in tho Justly fntnod rnstntirant slllilior art in nn nd. ornbly Hlinplo hut darina frock of sil ver einbrolilered Inco and cloth of sll- IT. It U III U ill) Hlin.i linfllrn nnd sleeves savn for n lilt nf wliim II- luslmi over each nhoulder. Tho loose straight lined awnth of cloth of silver which roaches from tho bust ntrnlcht down to tho hip has Its sovorlty of- Oil liv a two fnlt nt hnftvllv .,m. hiolilorml sllvor laco, which form the ""on unklo length skirt. It Is In- flUltllo from IIh Innv ti.l.l ,, m III lack of corsngo. Tho nine domino that Klonuor Painter wears In thn on of the anmo sartorial name la delightfully 'npproprluto for a mufiifrfw, n u of of ftHt lllnc hucd chiffon with loose , "owing ungiu Hioovos, the short skirt shown on ii,,. m. , v Tf"' Vs-," ' """i ""B,u ioovcs, the short skin winter ZlV. '."". "" ' "" -er n Ucc fl copy to poor wrvr.",,Cr:l"r BB "lL w"h d0,"'U, of their lnri .....7. i eprivou, "-" oi uio chiffon bedeckod with Proved "a Z L 11 l"?t. " "y.Ch"r.U ' Th. name ruch.u, fairly pounced ,,o' ' ," M""m"m ,l t" ront and around Hawk." ti i " 1,l0l ' wutch your Htnu" ntnonfr a nor ITfnwk." it i ,, .. i" i. The Bklrt very short with io laco drnpod up , V. friT J 'Wo In TnrklBl, troiuor effect and t'o short underBifi ". ?,", with n fringe of ' .".' "'" ,n,f rartj.? n Chantllly sloevoa of' the dress foct Bwnrm of attractive and original frocke u Persian effect of mauve, hluo and Kreon ehln-n... ri.bj with " bit of barbaric gold erabrldery here Jnd there and Its bright Wuo ah honvy with gold fringe la worn by Mrs. Castle with a realistic awathlng i oralnn turban of the peacock hucd Chiffons tontlOd wlA . ........ U.ra. llo feather to rival even a Paehas hood covering. A perfectly huge bar rel shapod grandmother'a muff of chinchilla look out for Ut hands wlillo iho watches bar atep, JIRMBL r 1 1 ?ssews?E5!S39nB ttftl)BWililSltHffK98gSlWW!B1