The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 25, 1915, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextZ'Mmm:-- fiaBS3;' MOMDAYriAKUARV M, m, tue 1-Vttr.lNQ kJRALD. KLAMATH WALLS. OKKOOW immuii !& rr r?- I !. f" t 3 Vp-T" 7' ,a ' & r - - ' i .jt".jji t" A VI' s 3 o, v. mict ca M . hh'sv 5 .rr?- 2riffrr .r by p! sr I r S t t i W ' khwv. rr'a s&Bfe vmissil ,v ' u u'AMaiiiiiiiiiB f JBHpjAj p(lHg ' It '- - We are authorized agents for Ed. V. Price & Company and the Royal Tailor, in thii territory. These are the largest tailoring houses in the world. They have a combined output of six hundred thousand Suits a year. What better recommendation could they have than that? Thi rewon W their phenomenal success is that they are making hand tadored Suit t price you can afford to pay. . Come in and let u measure you for a new spring Suit. WE'LL GUARANTEE TO FIT YOU PERFECTLY And .Satisfy You in Every Particular ThePlacetoShop for Men and Boys K.. K.. K.. STORE Leading Cloth iers uHumiiiiMmMin BOURNE'S BILL CUTS OUT "PORK BARREL" i. r L.af- "FIN'AL REPORT OX PROPOSED "5 i- RILL FOR FEDERAL AID FOR. 7BCILDIXG ROADS THROUGH- " OCT THE NATION IS SUBMITTED TO COXQRESS. OREGON' )UX , I8 HEAD OF THE COMMITTEE ., IX CHARGE ? NS 1 1h1hVHBhSBhV HmBhBms -7 ; ;'J' BS1 iHlHiHKMpfH ShbhbhbhSBk' -fH BBBBBBBHBflPjBBJ I BSiHPiSJBHKKiBHH Jonatliaa Bonnie Jr. Washington; Jan. 25. The final report of the Joint Congressional .Committee on Federal Aid to good roads, submitted to Congress last week, urges National participation (n ( highway .improvement on .a- large iseale, but under such a plan as will guard against "pork barrel" and pre-1 Jvent dictation of local road problems ' h human In Wnnhlns-tniv f .The committee was unable, to agree upon any. particular bill, but submit 'ted a Tact amount of data that have been collected, and expressed views regarding some general principles thai shouMbe observed In federal good roads legislation. ' The report was. drawn by Hon; cents per ton-mtle. joBBinau uourne, Jr., cnairman on The report does not assert that the committee, and is concurred, in by.guch a perfect system of h I eh way is six Tetter members of the commlttee,tImme,natei.y practicable, but expresses senators renrose, uronna, swanson the opinion that such an improve- . ;ai overman, ana Representatives mcnt ag s now practicable, would Madden and Austin. - .result in the savins: of 8 ntnt. twr Summing up advantages of good ton-mile, or a total of $504,000,000 j roadt, the report says: annually. "Systematic efforts' and coropera- viewing this saving as a dividend, tloa of nation, states and countlesjthe' report says that it would Jurtlfy will, make American highways the(0n a sir ner cent basfii. in inTMit. per ton-mile or $1.89 per' ton for the average haul of nine miles. A sys tem of first class highways would re duce .this cost to the extent of 13 w i V best in the world, bring remote agrl cultural lands within practicable haul ing distance from railroads, materi ally raise the value of farm property, enhance the margin of profit on farm products, vastly increase the average dally attendance at rural schools, raise the standard of rural educa tion, make the motor truck an eco nomical vehicle for American farmers, lighten the labors of the American horses, save wear and tear on harness and wagons, and add to the comfort 'art happiness of all rural residents." The report estimates the total quan tity of commodities hauled over rural norta'at. 700,000,000 tons annually, cosnng now an average of zi cents ment of $8,400,000,000, which the committee believes Is far more than would be necessary to place the roads In such a condition as to effect the saving Indicated. As a means of guarding against dlstatorship from a bureau In Wash ington, the report (suggests that the membership of the National High way Commission should include mem bers of the Senate' and House of Representatives who shall constitute a majority of the commission, thus Insuring the.states an appeal to Con gress from any arbitrary and un satisfactory rulings of the bureau head, who would be a minority mem ber of the commission. ftrn a K.w.' ,.-A . " "s " Wm'V M.WM & . ' m Water Pipes Frozen? i" 4 We Can Thaw Them Out With Electricity i?a: tii . t Vefe ? Ssw r-fHtrfJ iAiS KW?i$Ti. - S SVi Witm? aavfe WlWWT digging o jraring out vour walks and with. iWTANVMUSS. OU&JoivP BV TELEPHONE AND LET US &$. 'WLL XOV ABOUT T. MJK'irf ' ,'.V V a JSggm One of the best pictures shown. In this city for some time Is "Paid In Full" now being exhibited at the Or pheus. Tully Marshall, as Joe D rooks, who has a weakness foil betting on the races, is scene at his best. This production has been a public favorite for years, and Is yet popular where ever shown. Tonight this picture will be shown for the last time. The Star theater management an nounces the coming of one of the season's greatest feature phtoto plays. Patrons have waited a long time for an opportunity to see this popular story, which In name is "One Wonderful Night." t "One Wonderful Night, is the great Ladies' World prise story., Mr. Francis X. Busman and Miss Beverly Bayne have- the leading roles, and are. supported by an excellent cast, The Ladles' World was at a loss as to who should be selected for the leading man. so It decided to conduct a "popular photoplay actor voUng contest." After a spirited contest. In which the world's great est picture stars participated, Francis X. Bushman came out the victor. "One Wonderful Night" has been exhibited to more people than any picture of the past season, .with the possible exception of "The Spoilers." "One Wonderful Night" has the reputation of being one wonderful Picture, and the management wishes to assure patrons that they will see a really Interesting anC enjoyable of- nlng. Other selected photoplays will be presented In connection with "One Wonderful Night." This fea ture Is In four parts and will bo pre sented at the Star theator tomorrow and Wednesday. Visiting la Medford Mrs. A. J. Wiggins, wife of tbo proprietor of Keller's cafo, Is visiting In Medford und Ashland for n few weeks. Sues on Claims 8ult to recover $67.45 alleged duo on two claims, has been commenced against Ralph Tlce by George Orlxxlo. C. C. Brower Is Grlzxlo's attorney. Visit the Orpheus tonight and you will be "Paid in Full." It She Wasn't Joking A lady came Into this store today and said If you can supply sowing machlno needles for 189 dlfforent makes of sewing machines you ought to make a lot of money. : Now, if we sold all , the machine needles In this town wo wouldn't make enough profit to buy a new ,hat. No, it Is that we are so hungry to sell a Ave cent packago of needles but to make our storo the place to come for everything for tho home. We try hard to get your business. WILLIS-JOHNSTONE CO. A LITTLE SPORTING GOSSIP By Hal Sheridan FOR SALE! Auto; Jersey 'cow, and household furniture. ' 25-3t J, Hi EVERETT. Mr. W. W. Robinson, Portland, Ore. Carried $10,000 Insurance twenty six months for $685.20, less div idends, $180.32. His family re ceives $37.00 a month for twenty years certain, and during life of bene ficiary. F. M. PRIEST, Agent. 23-2t. Insurance that pays, sad pays on time. See Chllcote, S5 Main St. Subscribe for the Herald. 60 cents a month. United Press Service NEW YORK, Jan. 2C Thcro will be a few fresh faces In tho chorus wheu "Jawn" Med raw rolls up tho asbestos on his opening performance of tho season at tho polo grounds a few months lionco. According to nil the dope thus far gathered, the Giants will present about tho same cast that was pushed out of tho pen nant chase by tho Drove Inst sea son. McUraw will lead u caravan of about fifty baseballers to Martin. Texas, for spring training and there Is the customary ono out of ten chances that he will pick a few win ners from the "green stuff." Tho general bollot Is, however, that ex cepting tho locating of Hans Lobort at third, only ono or two other changes will be made In tbo line-up, The Qlant pilot believes that pul ling Lobort on third plugs up ono of tho weakest spots In his machine, a weakness tlint he thinks put his team out of the world's rhnnplonohlp sorles last fall. Thcro Is a possibility that Larry Ooylo may be rcplarod by a youngster, unless ho retrieves hln batting cyo nnd of courso It will be McGraw's Job to keep his eye working for real pitching timber. With A Dcmaree gono In tho trado with tho Phillies, nnd Rube Marquard making such nolso about playing with tho n rook feds, McOraw will have but thrco regulars at Mar tin Matbowson, Tosreau and From me. Though Matty's lata campaign ing Indicated a tendency toward slip ping, ho Is being counted upon to go through tbo season with a credit able, If not not a brilliant performance. Bill Bitter Is one of tbo youngsters McGraw believes may get n regular I Job and wIiIIa hn Ik wintering In Cuba 'he will look over I'nlmero, the Cuban Isouthpaw, who I touted as certain 'of 'a roxttlnr J"t tbtt Olant's hurl ItiK corpi. Tim (Hants, by the way, may pick up some of the loosn change lying nronml Kl I'nno, Toxnn nnd Juarcx, Mexico, on tho day before tho Wlllanl 'Johnson Unlit. Tho (Hants are sctidtl- u I I'd to piny an exhibition game at Dallas on March 0, preceding tho battle, but aro giving serious con sideration to u proposal for uu ex bitlon game at Kl I'nso, either with tho Cleveland Naps, who will ho at San Antonio, or with their own Van-ulgans. Heater Guide w'lwwJJWWml Wort i ons Metrtptlitaa. AHiiseaali "Paid In Full" at the Orpheus to nlRlit. , It Katmy Not Ire Horrcl horse; taken up about Janu ary 9. at my place. 3 miles east of Klamath Falls, known ns Broad view farm. Said animal Is about 17 hands high, old, bearing saddle marks no evidence of harness, no percoptlbln brand, slightly storo lu knees for ward, Swenoy on left shoulder. Owner can havo same by paying food hilt and paying for this advertisement. 23-31 F. L. EVANS IMMAMAAMM'WMjMIJJWMMMWM$W HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE DARK STAR THE ATM MONDAY ONI.V "Tim Forbidden Trail" Drama In two parts "llrotM l. Hilly nail I lie Sberir , Kssanay drama "III. Mlillltl'a ltkv" VI Vlfngraph round) "PAID IN FULL" ADMISSION 10 and ItOr. MATINKK K.VKKV SATURDAY AMI SUNDAY AT Stfln Wi' it, ttaMBJBJSJQf4A jmHxmHswim. Z8Bx&Lff!2E3 f- rWp;y v. - ' 'JLjtMBMP e V , M a A -, m COMINO TI!H1)AY AND WKftSl DAV Tim great Ladles' World 8tT "NK WO.VDKRFUI. MOW : featuring Francis X liiuhnii W.itlittH-N rvt'iy Halunlitr nxl at ! I'KMPLE THEATII "A Midnight Tnaedr' i Kalnai tm-n.roAl ilrama t II "J.ld.-n Homi" f.i Kalam to.rel drama "Wt lye" niograph comedy ADMISSION ALWAYS lOCBffT MATINKK IIAH-Y AT flit ALL LICKNRKU PIOTUMI J? Mrnia, Savings and Loan Society '.! iSttKitHpmSiZ' ik,'w. A-ffjtn-. ; '. ;,; 'Ft . 'it, i -i HIBERNIA BANK INCORPORATED 1864 ' Ve v ap .. ' flfAPIIMJ Ijsaw lM.t.f V ;M a"a vlCVII A VffW V i:iuf - i .:,-v mm ' - ' vmumm mmM '. : - t ' U 't 4; 1 Markct, McAllister and .Jones Sts. Afki-'' ,,", r ., A a ,',' i,t. , i:: , ' ft,,,.' .M.:t art . . . ' ' ;n,'?" 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