The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 13, 1915, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textsr rfv A $' sf ' -I' $ 31 '& THIHtHlAV, MAV inlOlft - i- ", THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON .rMM Mp -'&, v ? .. mmm l.iHin1rlon of Klamath J. Aviators Are Far More Useful as " .. ... 1 ii.iiIiiiii fiim. Wooden Shoes Introduced Into England Since War Began iim whi il "" llvo "" rlt'"' "l"0, '" .-v IM ..laundry, r wii '" Llsn countries, Mf m i,3 Photographers Than as Fighters i With EspecialCameras, Flights Over the Enemy's Camp Reveal Valuable Information as To Trenches, Strength, Movements, etc., of Other Side ri,i .! IOIIAVH OMM.HT SIOI1V I lilt i I'ii'hm Mm vkn ! MANITOWOC, Wis, Mil) 111 ' Tim irouletor or u Ninth Hlilo ! Illll-Kl elllpOlllllll luiii lll'CIl mi. . tiuu'il li) it Mi I ir nliii eulciul Hi" nihil it limit illiiliiililni; I any nr Hid Whli. iiii'iiiih of In- mem, nml H'iiiommI (io lurliM Iinni Hi" i'IidIl'ohI wines mill , liimiilli'H, leaving Hid imilly l'lllllllll llllllll'B When hi) li. piiilud 4 'I III IIINMlCI) Wan i'Xlllllllctl V n In- wiw it immUrni with Jilt; nml, Iiii; k iiiimIimiI) wii) In. Ill II i- ii'llm In tin, ei I'm I'll llll llll)H !,.( HIltlMIII I.IIMHI W. D. MILLER MaiiiiftutiiU'r of iioi.i.ov hmii.ihm'. .M hii.o iii.ori's ,su n.iriw H,l, MMIS '' N " " Slli walks, I'liiuiH mid lii-tululliK Walls niMtiiMi v spm.vi.n Sixth and Walnut WOOD! III". I. WihmI, I'Mil -." llll IMllll Ill-ill, lH"" '') M! ,,U llmiMt' IimhI '"" M) hl.ib, HMnili ":--;i l,) slab. Muni . . "'too llnil) mill l.lmli Wi'kiI (lull nml I'llrl Oil KLAMATH FUEL CO 5'5 Mjiiii SniTt NORMANNA BRAND I'iiiiii tin' IjiimI of On' V'i'iiiimi" I il nml ii'i iiiiiim.iiili'il li ucr nf I mpot lil Table Del llllllt'H Fnncy Norway Smnll Mackerel in Sa,uce Bordelaise Norwegian Sardines in Pure Olive Oil Fancy Norway Fresh Mackerel A si. fur our hook of pine food leielpls. Tin')' mi' fli'o, iniit will lie n KH'iit ln'l to ) In prepmlng dainty biciikf.ini iiiul Iiiiii'Ih'oii dishes VAN RIPER BROS. "(Junlliy iJiimi'h" I'liuii" Hf, Clh ami Mulu Tiiuiim'iiI I'liilN - - t'lean nml iiilet, - ami il room hiiIIi'h, fully fiirnlshrd I'hnne 2 IH.I Sixth nml Pine. GET A NEW SUIT FREE II) hu)liig your wood In quanti ties from mo at tho nmmrknbly low pili us now In offuct. You'll n.ie moin than tbu pi Ice of it suit of i lollies at thuso prices" llloik, Single I. mil -'" lllui k, double louil tU.7r lD sluhs ."' I also handle Hod) mill Limb wood I.eaMi ouleiH at Klamath Do IMitiiient Stole, Third and Main I'iieni: u:ih P. C. CARLSON IIOUHTON' HOTIIli Llgbl UoliNckceplliK llooins Modeialo I'lici'M anil (loial I k them over on Main. "I" piiMllo rowtolllio MOVING If J mi nru goliiir lo inov' SEE MUlll'HV O. K. THANHIEH COMI'A.W am) Klamath Ollli'o on Sixth, between Main Carload of Fords WILL HE IIEHE May 15th I1ETTEII SI'EAK QUICK IE VOU WANT ONE OUT Ol'' THIH HHII'MENT GEORGE B1EHN, Agent lllg llil'lll whole tin-) luillil mil i h iliu liiiiiiiuim iiiiiiint i.. li'l' II hoi" III tliij Mill, Kiuitt tin mrl'.H fiom it fi bottles, anil ni'iiilli i load Tin n mi" il) III) H'lW III" IIIIIhIUIII Illllllll h- llii; tin. milium In iiiiiii,iii) wild 'lv i,i In it l In xalnnn Uc n i (IlllU lh" llll" t tl uiiimI.iiiI giving n 'miilm' i:ill" tn IiIh News ot Our Neighbors 'iMStl llfllt lIHf I Vmm Itf St'tlttl) iiimiitiiilllr. it I ImmiiIiIihI in ihi 1'ir Iti ml) lor itu-li AhIiI.uiiI will he the (i.iti'vu (Ml)" In mill" ui)k (linn ihhi after (lie lirnt of Jniiuury, l'Jlfi Auto, molille toiirlHts nml tialii IoiiiIh of Oii'Konliiun ami WiihlliKlonlaiiH w I n me iiiimIiIi' to i;et iiloiiu on I lie iilluw uiii" of lmo7t iiliowi'd h) the lieu lnu, will iiiihh thioiigli AhIiI.'iiiiI en nm l, . I,, lt. itfiulu itv,tr llin alnlti lino ! Ill California. AhIiIiiiiiI ImipitnlH will! 'I he wooden bhoo has learheil i:ng 110 iloiilu do a Kood business In oxer- Un,i fiS mie of liic resiilts of tho war limillui; hui:ihIi.mI-ui Jo) riders who ' (( (h(i ,I111X )f u,,,,,,,.,,,.! of llel fall , ,.SH tlic runrs on '" ,,. from lllP,r na,Uo ,. SUkDoi, Kiade. lnn,g..s will .. do a good liiiBlneSH. " mi " J"1"- ' Tlume who mi) able to K't along j Its use will Htircjd eMu to tho Kng 011 tin. Htiiti'iillowmite will have theh Jllsli. The old man shown lit this needs attended to by a illHtlllei) ' pliotogiaph was a shoemaker In his wuiilmiiHe. which will he opened at native country llu carved shoes In lloiubrook. SIbI.I)oii county, Callfoi-i """ ul.i. the iiiiiposn of which will bo to, supply ihi) UiliHty of this side of the stale Willi liooe. A warehouse is now , uiiiler construction at tho abou ,1 miiiieil nolnt. and will Im stocked lead) for huslni'iH. wlion prohibition comes .ShlimintH will be made by mall or express. Ashland Tidings T llnliirge Links Unbelt .McDermolt, an limjiector fin l lie I'nlteil Slates army engineer ing dep.iitmeiit. ariived lu Oregon (lt Friday fioin Duliilh, Minn It is understood that Mr. McDoiinntt will begin nri'llmlnniy woik at once ' on the locks. ItouiiiMrni'llon illl begin as soon as possible and evtnliil in or n period of tlireo or foiu jeais. Oregon t'ltx CnteipiKe t - a-t-s-v - i.fi ---- - STOP CATARRH! OPEN NOSTRILS AND HEAD ih Cieam Applied In Niwlrils liclieics llc.id-t'iiliK ht Once. --- InsUint lollef no waiting. Your . loggeil noslillsoiuii light up, tho air passages of jour bead dear and jou an lueallio fiei'lj. No moie hawk h,L. Kiiunling. blowing, headache, dry ness. No si niggling for bieath at night . jnur cold or tatimli dlsap lieais ' (let a small bottle of KIj'h Cieum, Knlui fiom join druggist now. Apply i a little of this fiagiant. antlseiitlc,' i,.mlini: cream lu your nostril It, penetrates tlnoiigh oveiy air passage j of the head, soothes tho Inllamed or swollen mucous membimio and lellef conies Instantly. it's Just lino. Don't stay siuiieu up with u cold or nasty catarrh. (I'ald Advertisement) SubscrlbH for the Herald, Ml csstt moulh The Motor Boat EMPRESS Daily Service Passengers Baggage Freight Upper Lake Points I ins leaves Western Transfer nlllei) every morning nt 7:1G F. A. Moore, Manager iti:i.;i. s '' FOB TIRED SORE. ACHING FEET Ah I wlmt relief. No more tired feet; i no morn burning feet, swollen, Imd smell- lug, sweaty fii't. .No more pain in corns I'lillini'p or buiiiom. No matter what iiiU lour feet or what under the ruin jou'e tried without gitting just im; relief. 'TIZ." TIZ" draws out nil the jtoi Miiuius exiida lions which puff up tho feet; "TIZ" is mag ical! "TIZ" is grand; "TIZ" will cure your foot Iroiililcs so Miu'll ncMT limp or draw up jour face in pain. Your shoes won't seem tight nml jour feet will never, neu-r hurt or jet sore, swollen or tired. Oct u i.'i cent bo at any ili'u' or department store, and get relief G3Bu2Srj3 -ZC2E-223. a STEP IN For a look at our notion depart ment You'll bo agiee.ibly suipiised ,it tho many useful things nbou't tlio house u small amount of money will buj I Loads of dolls, balls and toys tor the children Man) things aro being cleared out at cost and less Tho on tlio stock and tlxtuies for sale or exchange Evans & Sons PHONE 200 Next to Sunset (Irocery , iii)i:.m.ki:u stead of nailing or sewing them. When the (Jcrmans took possession he was among those Uclgians who found lcfuge acioss the channel Slnio thousands of refugees wanted to go on wearing tho shoes they had In en ar customed to at home, ho went to work with bis lnrgo knife and his blocks of wood, and now he Is as happ) as If he wore in Brussels. DRESS WARM AND KEEP FEET DRY Ti:i.LS IIIIKl'MATISM SUFFKItURS TO lAU'i: SALTS AND fiET RID t)P IIMC ACID Ithiuuuillsui is no respector of age, se, color or rank. If not the most dangerous of human afflictions, It Is one of tho most painful. Those subject to ihcumntlsm should cat less meat, diess as warmly as possible, avoid any undue exposure, and, above all, di Ink lots of pure water. lUiuuinatlsin Is caused by uric acid which is genoiated lu the bowels and nbsoibed Into tho blood. It is the function of the kidneys to filter this acid f i oui the blood and cast it out lu tho in Ine; tho poros of tho skin are also a means of freeing the blood of this impurity. In damp and chilly cold weather tho skin pores aro closed thus foiclng the kidneys to do double woik; they becomo weak and slug gish and fall to climiuato this uric acid which keeps accumulating and cliculatlug through the system, even tually settling In tho Joints and mus cles, causing stiffness, soreness and pain called rheumatism. At the lit st twlugo of rheumatism not fiom any pharmacy about four minces of Jnd Salts; put a tablespoon 'lul In a glass of wnter and drink be- foio lueakfast each morning for a week. This is said to eliminate uric I acid by stimulating tho kidneys to normal nctlon, thus ridding the blood of theso Impurities. Jad Salts Is inexpensive, harmless and is made from the acid of grapes, and lemon Juice, commneu wun ninia and is used with excollent results by thousands of folks who are subject lo ihcumntlsm. Here you have a pleasant, fforvescent llthia-water Idi Ink which overcomes uric acid and Its bonellclal to your kidneys as well. (Paid Advertisement) Piano Tuning Reduced Until Juno 1st, only, I will tuue pianos in Klamath Palls for 3, In situad of St", and satisfaction guaran tee!!. Don't Delay. II. MADSEN, l.e.wo oiders at Klamath Fnlls Music I House Sec Chllcoto for desirable city property and good farm lands. 680 Main. II) WILLIAM I'lllLII SIMMs II niiL-il I'rons Staff Corrciponilcnt) WITH TUP, KKKNCH AltMV, April 1!X, -(lly mall to Now York) 'i In Fiench Hying corps In morn than anything cine the v,- , -.. 'eyes of the army. O&Wifv With the enor- &-6ji ,. Iftnl ti'lllph ' tho French have ! taken unto them- M- mi .- im air kCJeelvM to guard i. "i their task would : " -J be almost Imposal- m fSSSM&'iit bio were It not for. h-xr, the aeroplanes and tho a". latois. 1X t'i,'" " WTa 'SJS Just as In every- PKiI St inntS war, the aeroplanes aio something of a (fa, wna flaplnrAi! surmise When war was declared )oii doubtless pictured In your mind a licet of a thousnnd aeroplanes chaiglng down the alrlanes against thou&nnds of hostile machines. You piobably pictured titanic battles In the air between Zeppelins and Clem-ent-Uayards, between I'arscvals and Illerlots, You expected to be thrilled dally by halr-rUsIng stories of the exploits of the aviators. The trouble with that all Is that the aiiators are working away In the iiiv awn."..? ...-- ..........t, ..- air just like you work in your office. tho store or on the farm. The aviator has many duties to perform, but the least important of them is to at- tack the cnemj-. Map-making is per- haps bis greatest and most importnnt, function. Just step Inside the gener- al's oinco-T-this war, you know, Is i.-t m....- t... .. rnA ueiiiB i mi Hum muLus jo.-ji as u - ory is, ami you win see. in u iiiiiniiu how it an is aone. I On the general's desk a reguuvr desk is like a broker uses you see a pile of photographs. These were made by aviators with special cam- Mkl'StTW orns and are enlarged. You see white' , " ' '" "'"" mUteu). lines running hither and yon across 0,,nty Curt of, KI1a,lath co.unt',' Four (4 ) pairs sheets. 5x6 and 7x6. tho picture. Other lines are zlg zag. rf o. wl 1 receive , bids up to and;pour )rug8 (Smyrna)( 3x6. Some start nowhere while some go' "eluding May 21 191o, for the tear- Qne couch ,mUaUon Spanh squirming across the paper. ,"'K oft the old hlnBle8 and "nlacl"8, leather. is the paper. the wall. There you ,ap on a larger scale, ghway, river, brook, Now look on the wall. see tho same map on ISIJ I aula" . - ww. 1.111 rnni 1-tflsln-n - follivnf (o olnnflv II 1 1 1, ttj(4 ui i()U .' attaatittj to vwm shown there. But the zlg zag linos. The court resenes the right to re aro not. They have been mado since Jcct any and all bids. big map was prepared a j'ear Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, ago Tljy aro hostile trenches or,Mny 12, 191o German works of some sort. If the exact nature of the works cannot bo made out, tho chief of tho aviation corps assigns- one of his aviators to Investigate. Ho goes out, mnkes an observation and another picture. Other aviators check on him. Next day, and then at regular intervals, other pictures are made. They are enlarged 'and compared. Tho little line that started apparently nowhere has grown In length. It has turned lu the direction of other while lines which the officers know are French ti enches. Tho general in command makes his plans accordingly. He has exact Information now and can order an attack knowing what to expect. Aided by the photographs a corps of ilrniichtsmcn nre kept busy at various corps headquarters making 40 HEADACHE OR a Get a 10 cent package of Dr, James' Headache Powders and don't suffer. When your head nchos you simply must have icllcf or you will go wild, it's needless to suffer when you can tako a remedy like- Dr. James Head ache Powders and relievo tho pain and neuralgia at once. Send someone to the dmg store now for a dlmo package of Dr. James' Headache Powders. Don't suffer! In a few moments you will feel fine headacho gone no more, neuralgia pain. Baggage Freight NEURALGIA PI PHONE 187 PHONE Moving WESTERN TRANSFER CO. Kiounil iiluiih showing every trench I built or under construction, by the ...,.,. .. ,nii r,., ihnip nn'i, Thmii 1 IIUJll r an "til BO t-tivia ,,. plans arc drawn to exact scale and nre kept strictly up-to-date by the hard working, plodding aviators. Of course the aviators do other things, like dropping bombs on am - munition depots, or convoys, or army headquarters and occasionally they engage in a duel among the clouds, but It does not require a military ox- pert to realize how much more Im- portani mis prosaic iiicmru tuning nm, mal, maklng work rcnny )a. The pictures, many times, gives informa tion which the enemy is doing his best to keep secret. The photo- irrnnlix nf .1 number of villages are mndp ror ln3tanC0j and one of them ',n partlcular shows signs of consider- . . .... .. - t amy more activity man usual, uuier photographs of the same village aro Mi:i:en..vrs urged to di:ma.I) wooden hoxes SI'OKANE. Wash., May 12. A campaign to Induce merchants of the Pacific Northwest who are dependent upon the lumber Industry for their Undo to require that nil goods from wholesale houses be shipped in wouuen uoxes, was luauguniiuu Here 1)y tll0 Xorthwest Association of Box .Manufacturers. stamps are to be supplied for dis- trlbntion to merchants for the cam- naign to be used on every order. bating, "please ship these goods in wooden boxes." 'rno inroads of the nbre box caused .. . - ine wooaen dox manufacturers, to, pian tlie campaign. LEGAL NOTICES Xollce to Contractor . . ! ("h "" l " -" i-u., leatner 'PW " 'f on ld .Ono (1) table (oak library) 24x36. i llousf' to Le lald foUr inChef to, e Two (2) rockers, solid oak. mission "catlcr- Same to be completed by des . 'l,,le iSl MARION HANKS. County JudKe. JOHN HAGELSTEIN, County Com. F. H. McCORNACK, County Com. 13-lS Yfttir,. In Piixlllnrei v . ,.i i.. .I,., . derslgned has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of Emau- uel J. Peel, deceased, by the county court of Klamath county, Oregon, and ii iwismw hnvine claims mralnst said potato are renulred to present same! to nie at the law office of Rollo C. Groesbeck, in Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice, verified as required by law. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon. ,1.1., OOH il,it- nt An.l 1Q1T, Administrator of the Estate of Kman- m?i J, t'uui, ivevtsuecu JAMES O. WIGHT, 22-29-C-13-20 Xotlre Inviting Bids Pioposals will be received by the Police Judge of the city of Klnmath falls. Oregon, up to and Including Monday, May 17. 1915. at the hour with at least Vernls Martin, Us Martin, Four (4) full size, coll bed springs. at least 98 coll (Pacific Coast make nreferred). Four (4) full size mattresses (40-lb. elastic felt, rolled edge, art tick ing). Hauled Delivered Storage made, really almost moving pictures, with the Intervals hours Instead of Rpfdnrii. nml hv these snaoshoti It Is discovered that troops are arriving , -r --- or departing, that many convoys are stationed there, that reserve trucks or the like are there, in short It Is learned that the village has become n troop center. t The picture bad to be adopted be 'cause an aeroplane mutt fly some 2.S00 yards' In the air to be compsrl- tlvely safe, and at that height the eye cannot take in the details. An aviator might fly many times over a village and not catch the secrets the camera divulges with Its micro scopic lenses. A machine especially equipped to wash carpets, at the Klamath Falls Steam Laundry. B-l-tf STOPS HEADACHE, Don't anffart Oat dia fuk- of Dr. Jamas' Hagdtofca Powdora. You can clear your head sad rdlevs a dull, tplltting or violent throhbtag headache in a moment with a Dr. James' Headache Powder. This old time headache relief acta almost magi cally. Send some one to the drug store now for a dime package and a few mo ments after you take a powder you will wonder what became of the head nfli.i tipnr.iltriiL and nain.4 Ston SuiTer- iit's necilleM ... -ii . n !. .!... dh tmrc jiUU get , rou ink for. i Four ( 4) pairs pillows, 21x21 site t sample to be submitted). ? ur ( 4 Pa,r 18 " arm' Elcfht (81 comforts (sample to be sub By order of the Common Council, dated May 10, 1915. A. L. LEAVITT, 'Police Judge of the City of Klamath 1 Falls. Oregon. 12-4t ltesolution Declaring the InteatioB to Change the l-resent Grade of Sixth Street, between High and Washington Streets. The Common Council of the City of Klamath Palls, deeming it expedl , " change the grade of Sixth street, from High to Washington , street, from its present grade to the , Sde shown and set out as follews: 'tl' Street Curb Grades West East 187,0 High street, north line. 189.0 PI NEURALGIA Washington street, south ' I line 236.0 , sivtli Street Sidewalk Grade " , West tSAStv, ( High street, north line. 194,0 187.0 . Washington street, south line 241.0 Does hereby, on motion of Council- man H. J. Lockwood, duly seconded. resolve that It Is the Intention of the Common, Council of the Cltyot Kla $., ath Falls to change the grada that has & been neretorore omcuuiy ewuinuug4 i on Sixth street, from the northerly i$ i line of High street to the southerly iinx nf Wnshlneton street, so aa to ? lecord tn the office of the, IHjUee??i11 . DttC1Wwi t&t&l' Uvo publications" lnthe.eltySf I ,,,,, ...,.. . totha?'f . ', III IIH.1 B Ul tlJi . II i. . .w. .. . w........ .--. . .... .!., STSt. irnvisians of Section J&. Articiauu m , of the Charter of the city. Ije iej , City 'of Klamath Falls, f Vp County of Klamath, as; ty gfi Qiala nf nrAffflfi. .... .-; l A I Iovltt lollOA$JU4a of K ' i " - --- .v-v.:'';." wxv- tbe Citv of Klamath. Falls, oragea . . . .... 1 il. i- ti'V. do bereuy uuosi me ierecots'w a uropor and correctly enrolUd eoay of tho resohitlon adopted by , ity of the memoera oisina Council, and approved by, the Wqmfy nt a regular meetlaf htUMmi;: laic. a. l. iMAyrmf: J Police Judged ha .W & Falls. 0!Hra.''-T Wl i .- ) mw'Sja . - ( tw . A fi ' 7 i-St