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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, JANUARY Id, l0ls
Herald's Classified Ad vs.
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS tor light house
keeping; rent reasonable. 110 Sec
ond street. 1 1-tf
OmCB ROOMS Choice suites In
the Odd Fellows and Wllllta build
lav; best location In the city. See
W. O. Smith, Herald office. 10-tf
The Evening Herald
V. O. SMITH EdKor
Published dally except Sunday by
Tho Herald Publishing Company of
Klamath Falls, at 11G Fourth Street
Shell Bursting in Front of Cannon
Entered at tho nostofflco at Klam-
nth Fnlls. Orreon. for transmission
through tho mnlts as second-class
matter.
FOR SALE
HOUSEHOLD furniture of nil kinds
for sale nt Mrs. C. O. Morgan, 29
Pine rtteot. 11-lf.
Subscription terms by mall to any
address In tho United States:
Ono year $6.00
Ono month BO
FOR SALE Adjustable dress form.
Call at Winter's Jewelry store.
14-6t,
News print paper has been made
b) the forest sen ice laboratory from
twenty-four dlfflerent woods, and n
number compare favorably wltb tho
standard spruco pulp paper.
KLAMATH FALLS, - OREGON
MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1015
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Today'a news today in The Herald.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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ABSTRACT COMPANY
ABSTRACTS INSURANCE
Members Oregon Associativa
Tills Men
AND STOP AT
KLAMATH FALLS
TAXATION" AND EXPENDITURES
i EOPLE "WHO COMPLAIN about
Phoae 116
Office and Residence,
NW cor. 7th and Main
CLAYTON'S. WHEELER
Physician and Snrgeoa
Osteopath
Spondylotheraplet
(Spinal Treatment)
Office heuse: 9 to 11:10 a. mj S
to 6 p m. evenings, 7 to I
K 1 A M A T H FALLS
Steam Laundry
Guarantees first-class work as
well as first-class service.
Rough Dry, Oc per pound, 40c
ped dozen.
New collar machine prepares the
collar for the tie.
Wpod! Wood!
Block Wood, single, doable loads
K-lsch Body Wood . . .
16-lnch Limb Wood
4-ft. Body Wood
4-ft. Limb Wood ..
Rock Springs Cool
(Extra on hill)
Leave Orders at
Square Deal Store
Cer Sixth aad Mala
P. C. CARLSON
188
hint In the report recently filed by
the New Jersey board of equalisation.
The average tax rate had Jumped
from $1.97 of lost year, to $2.24 for
tho-present year, an Increase of 13.8
per cent. The board says:
The Increaso is due to the fact
that local expenditures have in
creased In a greater ratio than the
sources ot local revenue.
The appalling fact can be applied
to nil tho states. The census re
turns go back to 1S60. They show
tho average per capita levy to bo
more than three and one-half times
what it was at the earlier date.
Of course, the tax rate per $100
also Increases. Yet. nothwiths land
ing the enormous Increase in. amount
of the tax levies and the Increase
in population and wealth, the aver
age per capita Indebtedness of the
states, counties and minor civil di
visions has steadily increased.
What do the people get in return
for, this Increased taxation? When
a man's business expenses Increase
faster than the returns, the bank
ruptcy court awaits him. But in
the public business there is 'no
thought of cutting expenses accord
ing to means. The tax rate is to be
aujusiea to at expenses.
This is good business to the poll-
tican but to the people who pay the
bin tho effect is, as Shylock said
"You take my. life when you do take
tho means whereby 1 live."
Kings should shear their sheep,
not skin them. But so long as the
people permit their affairs to bo con
ducted without any idea of economy
or anj thing approaching a budget sys
tem, they are sure to be skinned.
Isn't it time to demand a real re
form? Wall Street Journal
AM4liiR$Js9dtmi
Mineral Output of
Oregon Decreases
WASHING'! ON, Jan. IS Prelim- to pluroit.. Mmt of thorn on n imu
Iniiy ostlumti's ot tho output or ,Ua mid tv.o-tlilrdu of them hy.
inottiU fioiii Oregon mint- ' l'11' ''Ulic mines
timdn Ii) Chillies (1 Vnlo, of tho flic must luo.luctlvo iloup K0lj
( nlunl Slates tlooloRlcnl Suiu-y. iiimliiuir in the otnio In lim, n alio
aliiiw ctdit-rnl ih-cronaos fiom tho in IIW3, vwii tlu Itiiliibovv Cnmmer.
tlguies for It'U Tho gold yield ml MlnliiK Co., In tl u Murinun llmB
foi I'JH I muohi $1,000,000 Tln iiuiikt, linker county,
silver output for 1913 wan 179.030 Ollior liirKu product r In tlm mt
lino ouiiuu. tii r.J.OOO uuiiiot lea, 'nninty two tli Columbia. (Wild ,M
I'ltu vlold of copper In It'll was nliout i'u . ut Humidor. Cinckor Crw.V dU.
..000 iioumlfl, or .ls.000 poumU leie tilrl, Coiiiiiiopli Mlncn Co, (,f nw
limn 1913. mul tho )lt)ld of lend was ork . I'ulon mul I, nut CIihuco miiu
ii i.n Ij .... ( 'll. In. Illlila tlldM i .11 ll llj.Jlliln .U..I.II III..I i '
lljivu iuiiiiun ui i('ivu Mnii.i .vi..-
TIhmo are only about ITS produc-
s&GOfiBESs&sasBr
lug iiiIiuh lii Orcguu, ot which K'fi
DAIRY NOT DEAD
(Coitiimiiilcntod)
l.nt 1'rlilny night n surprln mrt)
This is a striking photograph of .the line rends, to ho found all over a phuo of safer). Out befoio ho had
Fiance when tho battle turned Ingouo fifteen arils a German shell
that direction. In nn Instant tho burst. Thougli tho hun.od uero
horses drawing the gun were tin- trained to stand lire, they were so
hitched and the driver started off to startled they nearly broke away.
the beginning of a battle sceno In
France. An English battery called
into action was moving along ono of
SOME MINOR WAR NEWS FROM EUROPE
Killed in actlun ai l.o Tromiucl
Staff ollkors ileciru that ho nn
doubtedl) i.inl tho i!lMon from
enpturu or nnulhll.itlon
LITTLK STORIES FROM TUE 1 ItO.NT 1UAT ARK COM 1 Mi I.N
THROUGH THE CAPITALS ill 1UE .SA1IO.SS .NOW llCHll.NfJ
EACH OTHER SOME ARE 'I KiVlAL, HUT ALL AHi: IMUlU:.sr
I NO AT THIS TI.MB.
Midway Livery Co.
IN NEW HANDS
, Horses bought and sold. Har
ess and buggies for sale. Good
rigs for hire and gentle horses.
Baled hay and grain for sale
Phone 215J
. Scattered Shots ..
COME TO THINK about it, It's
funny how a few numbers can make
a difference. For instance, the wife
who is enslaved by "300", will roar
her head off if her husband Indulges
In an occasional game of 21 or 26.
IF LOVE is blind, he seems to
be able to point out ways around ob
stacles right along.
United Press Service bten rcmiwed inipassublo b) tho hail
LONDON, Dec. 2G. (B) Mall to ' shells rained upon b) the enemy,
Now York). Among tho man "id " froah provisions could be got
heroes of tho war who have been ( lllt-' troops on tho tiring line
struck down beforo they had u Ileaiiej wont to his major and of
chance to enjoy the reward of their r.red to take tho wagons through
bravery was bergeant Heaney, of the tho rain of shells and bring back
King's Own Royal Lancaster Regl- food. He did not say ho would try.
ment, who was killed in action two He said he would go and totch the
dajs after being promoted lieuten-i provisions The. major sild, '1m-
ant and recommended for tho Dis
tinguished Conduct Medal, for sin
exploit which saved an entire di
vision.
The Royal Lancasters have been
continuously on the firing line slnco
the outbreak of tho war. and with
every man performing prodigies of
valor It was difficult to single out
particular acts of courage. Heaney's
chance came ono day when tho situa
tion as regards food supplies for his
division was becoming desperate.
For ten whole days the roads from
possible!" and when ho persisted,
"Sheer madness!" Nevertheless,
tho sergeant was allowed to take a
few comrades, and with tho wagons
he set off down tho shell torn tiack.
Four miles separated tho trenches
from tho depot, and every yard of
the way thcro and back lay under a
devastating flro, but Heanc) got
through and brought back pro
visions with a loss of only two horses
killed and one man wounded.
Ho was promoted lieutenant on
tho spot and recommended for tho
the trenches to tho supply depot had I. C. M., but two days liter ho was
We Will Give Scrip
WITH ALL SPOT CASH WOOD
(BUSINESS at regular prices.
Xeave money with order or pay on
Delivery
KLAMATH FUEL CO. '
515 Main Street
WINES
GENUINE
PURE GRAPE BRANDY,
PURE APPLE BRANDY,
PURE PEACH BRANDY
FOR THE CONNOISSEUR
i Meat for the Home.
SOME FEW PLACES have as rood
or better winter weather than Klam
ath, a few have better spring
weather but where, oh where is the
locality that has such good, haalthv
all-year-round weather as we enjoy?
SO .FAR as we can learn there has
been no Increase In the PortintM
Journal's circulation here, following
the announcement of Ex-Governor
vv est s dally drivel regarding his opln.
ion of the legislature and its mem-bers.
G. D. GRIZZLE
MONUMENTS
Made of Marble
or Granite
1018 Main
KLAMATH . LIQUOR
' .COMPANY
iPImkioj and Tinsmithing
- w uo e Work Just Right
PADB & PINOLE
; "The Know How Men"
Oar. Mb Klamath, Phone 817
WE HEAR that there Is talk in
Salem of introducing a bill provid
ing a heavy fino or exile for those
who refuse to number their houses.
THEY CAN SAY what th i
uuul luese rsblps; since they got
busy, everything is lookin ,.n i
London, Paris and Berlin.
HOW MUCH have you savt f-
the trip to the expo? ' '
SURE! Business is good.
The board of directors of flehnni
District No. 1, meets thin evening in
regular session.
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I It s line to bo In tho (,'oldstrcaius,
but )ou don't nuesiuril) caro about
living In the cold streams,' writes
1'rlvato A. K llamiiioiid, of tho
Coldstream Uutirds, descilblng a
certnln teut)-tliri'o da)s his regi
ment 'spent In tho trenches "Not
a man cared a tinker's cuss for tho
Gorman Hliclla ami bullets, but to
stand for dn)3 tw out) -three, to bo
exact at ii stretch. In water, not
onl) up to )our ankles, but more
often above )our knees, takis a lot
nf stuffing out ot )ou.
"Wo dropped Into u terrible plato
a mouth ao No matter whether
It was lino or wot, tho water kept
trlcklliiK Into the trenches. As fast
as wo tried to drain our trenches
tlic filled up again with tho water
that oozed through tho hillside. Life!
in tliese trenches has been damnable,
but It Ih maivelous what one enn get
used to when pushed. Olllcers were
tired tho same as ourselves and as
they took It as part of tho game, we
did likewise. Oui gonernls havo ro
chrlstencd tho battalion. Ho hns
nnmed us tho 'amphibious brigade,'
and saH when ho gets homo ho will
back up against any battalion In the
British army, or nn) other army, for
feats of endurance under an) con
dition an) one likes to name. You
can tako It from mo that our of
floors, many of whom, 1 am sorry to
say, havo gone under, havo perform
ed wonders, and thcro Ib not a man
In the whole brigade of Guards but
what would roadlly admit that all
tho harclBhlps tho men hnvo endured
have been shared by tho officers,
tho officers who. In full dress in tho
park, so many peoplo were disposed
to regard as aristocratic peacocks."
tiiimirupin umiiiu, HlKlilniid iw.
vxlopniuiil Co. linker district lin
llnrrlKfiu Mliiliu: J , Orniiltu district,
mul lloiuuiru Milling Co,, CoriiucopU
district Outsldo of linker county iu
only producing ilt-op mine of i,ot
Ij tho Humboldt CouaolldnUd, In tbt
Mormon llnnln district, Malheur coun
ts Tho most Important plmer pro
iliuem nru (ho Powdor Ulver Ircdi
Co, Crnckor Creole district, linker
comity; th Suxtor Coiuolldaio,! (i,,m
was given at tho homo of Mr. Mhiliig Co, (Ltd.), operating H drift
llrovvn, two mile wont of Dairy. vud , lu ,10 Oranlto district, Ila)tr
lloss sajs ho surely was completely count) . tho llmildor Crook lodrnlle
suriirlNod ami n llltlo hit ncnrd 'Mu irlf t mine, In llio Cornucopia Ul.
Children and nil, thoio was thirty- trlct. anil th Tom Knst hydrnllc min.
six preioiit mul over) bod) hnd a rino! tu, ()rnvo CrM)k district. Tlmvlold
time At iiildiilght nn Kxtellcui Hiip-ifroin Km iircighiK oporntlons wi
Per was served and ovor)body, cs-'gn-atly In vxem of tlmt from &!
poelnlly Uoss, said n surprUo party o(.r frn, o( ,,ncor MK row.
was JiiBt .ibont j-IkIiI. Thoso proMont j blned.
won- Mr mid Mrs Philip Oden. Mr.) Hy ,r (io largont production of
and Mm Leslie Moulton, Mr. and mild from Imiii in,,n n..,i ,,i
( " -..' ...... ..v-, ,111141
Mrs A I) llrovvn. Mr mul Mrs Vi.ru continues to coino from llaliur count
llr.iin. l I tl M.I...... I l!...l..' . . . "
.....I., ovihi. which mintiniiy )leliU about St rr
.vusni's ioiriin cent of tho total gold of tho state
Drown, Mr and Mrs.
and Mrs (1 Anderson
Oden, Vldn mid Volma I'enrsiin,
Jewell llrovvn, Carrie Hlerlson. Kmma
Anderon ami Wrvathcl Oden Messrs
Oaklo) Welch. IM roster, t'armlo
Oden, Martin and llnnr) Slorhlor.
Cllvo Spourp. Ilornco Moulton. (lien
and Jerr) Pearson, Harold mul Cal
vin llrovvn. George Krntls, Scot and
Hi mi) Oden mid Itoss Drown
HEADACHE STOPS,
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INTO GRAY HAIR
DAItkCVs UCAUlirULLl AM) III.'.!
SlOltCS ITS TIIICK.NKSS AM)
l.l'STIli: AT O.NC'K I
Jamei' HeaxUohe PowdMt
give irutant relief Oort
dimo aptokig.
NrrreTAckintf, " llttlng
throbbing lioAilitcIint yield In
or dull.
n iut f
imimciiM to ir. Junior lieadtrlio l"uw
dfrt which runt only 10 cvnU pack
ngo nt any driiff utorc. It's th qukk.
rut, minvit lirailarhi. rrllef in tho wboW
vrorlil. Don't miffcrl HelleTd t
Cony ml illtrr nowl Vou ca.
Mllllona of mrii and wurucn hm
found that lir,lclm nd urunilfU
mliiry U ncotllnw. Oct whul you uk
for.
Theater Guide
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The forest service Is cMneraiin
"" nwy-iour railroads, mlnln
companies, and cities In making tesU
of wooden ties, timbers, polei, pmngl
and paving blocks, which hv h.
given preservative treatmenU.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
CapitalStock, 100,000 Surplus, $1 1,000
V. fl. DKPOSITABV 7 '
OUR POLICIES- '
To distribute the baaks uieto In audi wy , to nutotala uder
, ,v.mwVM MU m, ui vimm tm umpie reserve to meet the
of it eprfton esd take awe of lti borrowtag cutemen.
Private O'Koofo, of the Connaught
Hangers, carries a German letter of
Introduction, which Hhould procuro
him good treatment, If ho over fell
Into tho hands of tho Knlsor's troops.
O'ICcofo wns ono of n detachment
of tho ConnnughlA operating near
Ypres, and endeavoring to catch n
body of Germans who wero shelter
ing a farm house. Within tho farm
hoimo Itself wore two of the officers.
and O'Koefo decided to get thorn out. J'or hair becomes beautiful! dork'
..w iwniii'u ij, , i,i UOCIl, UXIlOKCU
tfor 200 )ards to tho furious riflo flro, i
una aemnndtd the Instant surrender
of tho natonlflhed Germans ns n pre
llmlnnry to peace. As thry refused
O'Kpcfe Phot ono of them, took tho1
lOthor prisoner, and brought him back
to tho rofrlmrnt The prisoner wnsi
bo moved by tho m mi's recklm i,.
'age that lu v;ioto a nolo In Gorman '""Inn llio Heart Cll"
u. .... GUUu,r Pa.iiook, urging anyi Drama In two parts
Gormnn, who should have the luck
to capture O.Koefo to "give tho lust "'"" WliiihUni Hoy"
troatment to the bravo mini who had' Stoiy No Two
saved my life. )
Prom this, Colonol O'Kcefo got n i"" """,J'W Vncn'on"
mild reprimand for foollmrdlnoss, Comedy
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ADMISSION 10c .
UAllNKi: KVKUV HATUIIDAV AND
SUNDAY AT Sign
Houston's
Metropolitan Amusements
a heavy ta with sulphur and alcohol
added, will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and lux-
li.lnnl .... ,.. . i. i
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Rlfltl flPnlll l,l,ln .l f.lll i '
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Just u few applications will provo a
rovolntlon If your hair Is fading, gray!
or dry, scraggly and thin. Mixing
uio aago lea nnd Sulphur recipe nt
homo, though, Is troublesome. An
easier wny la to get tho rcady-to-use
tonic, coating GO conts a largo bottle
at drug 6toros, knonvv as "Wyeth's
nngc and Sulphur Hair Homorv."
thus avoiding a lot of muss.
Whllo wispy, grny, faded hulr Ii
not sinful, wo all desire to retain cmr
uiuuiiu npeparanco and nfiri.riiu.
ncss. uy darkening your hair with
Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur, no one
Common gardon sago brewed Into
can toll, because It docs It so natural
ly, so evenly. You Just dampen n
spongo or soft brush with it n,i
draw this through your hnlr, taking
one small strand nt a time; by morn
'US all gray hairs have dlsanrMiir.,,1
and, nftor anothor application or two,
HOUSTON'S
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"Tho IVrlU of 1'Miillno"
Klghtocnth episode In two phi Is.
'"I In. I'rcslili'nt'M HH-clnl"
L'dlson in two purts
"Tlio ('linn mill llio Hoy"
Vltngrnph comedy
10 nnd Irk
COMINQ MAIIV I'lCKIOIU)
In "Hoartn Adrift"
lmliit' h c cry Hntiinlnr and Huadsj
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TEMPLE THEATER
Hecont fiales by tho government
totaling 120,000,000 feet of sawllm
bor In tho Olympic National forest,
In western Washington, mark the
opening of tho hlthorto luntcosslhln
storehouse of timber, estlmatod to
contain a stnnd of thlrty-flvo billion
board feet.
Insurance tlmt oars, flm n.n..
Ml Main street. '
"HuimIiIiiii unl Hliiulovvs"
Vltngrnph two-reel drama
"His fibter"
Hollg drama
"In Dutch"
Knlera comody
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