The Evening herald., May 20, 1915, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

PAOB roun
A Com Remedy not cur,
but a relief. Try
Witium's Auto Service
"A FAIR PARK ANYWHERE"
Phase 881. 8Ur Drug Co.
I Pare and Fresh
OUR GUARANTEE IS:
Money Back
"PURE
MOUNTAIN
BUTTER"
Is All
Butter
The Purest
and
Sweetest
You Ever
Tasted
At
All
Grocers
OUR GUARANTEE IS:
Money Back
Klamath Falls
Creamery
Seventh and,Klamath
Telford Bros.
.Vow ready to supply
GASOLINE
From their new sidewalk pump.
Corner Muln St., and Conger are.
PHONE US, 87
Storage Warehouse in
Connection -O.
K. TRANSFEB COMPANY
Office on Sixth, between Main
and Klamath
Houston's
Metropolitan Amusements
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
STAR THEATER
Daniel Frol.man presents the Popular
Little Star
Margurito Clark, in
" W I Ii D F Ij O W E It "
A Drama In Four Parts
Added Attractions
"Hearst Helig News Pictorial," and
Others
10 and 20c
Matinees Every Saturday and Sunday
at 2:30
TEMPLE THEATER
"Tlio Pulbuog'g Picnic,"
Ham Comedy
"Mrs. Murphy's Cooks,"
Selig Comedy
"A Woman's Revenge,"
Two Reel Edison Drama
Adii.iM.inu Always 10c.
MATINEE DAILY AT 2)80
ALL LICENCED PICTURES
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
Merrill, Or.
MOTION I'JCTUKICH TUIIHIM '
AND HATl'KDAYB
Would Have
Factories
United Press Service
LONDON, April 30.
New York "Ut the men now em- ljc ,,. ,, mu llls ,, n,
ploed In the manuftveturo nml salol,.... socro,.,rv l0 boat drink." she said,
of liquor In Uroat Rritnln make shells
and amniunltlon for the army or nctu-
ally light tho enemy. There Is no Jus-
.,.,.. . i
nitration for the cry of unemploy-
jment If the liquor traffic is stopped.
tWliat Kngland needs is munitions,
not liquor."
' m thk mnnnnr to.lnv Mrs. L A.
l , i. f v.i i-ii,,..,. tb
I Parker, sister of Karl Kitchener, took
issue with the greatest argument
against national prohibition In Kiir-
land. She ndded:
"Thero has been talk of the great
unemployment that would bo caused, i
and that 100,000 young men would
be affected. What is to restrain these,
young men from being useful to their
ANOTHER LOCAL
1 BOY AS ADMIRAL H. 8. MINES
I.KOX HOLLER IS NOTIFIED THAT I'l'I'S AND MEDALS TO UK GIVEN
HK SUCCESSFULLY PASSED' KOIt CONTESTS, AND ATHLET
MENTAL EXAM FOIt ADMISSION' I ICS AXD FORENSICS AUK TO UK
TO AXXAPOUS I ENCOURAGED
For the second time in a year, ' The graduating class of Klamath
Klamath Falls furnishes the "plebe" County High School will bo guests
from the Second Congressional dis-. of the Alumni of the school at a bau
trlct for the L'nlted States Naval 'nuet to be held on tho evening of
academy. Leon Boiler today received May 21). This was decided at a meet
n telegram from Coiifiressman X. J. ' lug of the Alumni Association held
'Slnnott extending congratulations last eu'iilug. Miss Marguerite Dun
and saying the navy department notl- bar aud Forrest I'ell of the class of
lied him that Boiler successfully pass-,'H, and Will C. Hum of the class of
ed the mental examination. '09, were named as a committee to
Boiler will report to Annapolis In I have charge of tho banquet, and ail
June for the physical test. He Is a j arrangements for the annual business
obust young athlete, and there is no - meeting and election of officers nt tho
question about his passing this test, same time.
Young Boiler Is 19 years of age,! Better organization of the Alumni
and a son of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bol-j Association that it might do more to
ler, former Klamath Falls residents. help Klamath High in every iictlvlty
He attended the public schools here (was tho most Important matter dis
for four years, and also attended the j cussed. It was unanimously decided
high school, graduating last year. He, to levy annual dues to meet cosU of
Is a studious, clean young fellow, well banquets, stationery for tho assocla
thought of by all who know him, and it Ion, and cups or medals for Alumni
the news of his success Is causing .awards.
much rejoicing. j It Is confidently expected that tho
Klamath Falls boys apparently associ&tlon will meet early next fall
have a corner on the Annapolis ap-(and decide to offer engraved cups for
polntments from the Second district.
Last year W. Sturllng Garrett, son of
Mr .and Mrs. J. H. Garrett, won out
in the competitive examination, and
1 was appointed. Reports from Annap
olis show that he Is doing exemplary
work in his class, and stands well
toward the head of It.
I In last year's exam Boiler was
, chosen aR an alternate. Had Garrett
I fallen down in tho physical or mental
tests, and Boiler passed these, he
'would have been admitted. Boiler
was determined to get to Annapolis,,
though, and this year he passed the
highest In tho competitive examina
'tlon. Claude Hill, also of this city,
was second In the competitive test this
vpnr nnd hla mnnv frlpndn nrn rnnfl-
dent that next year h( w, pags h,gh.
test in the Second district, and go to
I Annapolis.
YESTERDAY'S COAST
' LEAGUE SCORES
At Salt Lake
Salt Lake 2 8
San Francisco 1 11
C. Williams and Hannah; Fanning
and Schmidt.
At Kun Francisco
Los Angeles 7 C 0
(Oakland 3 7 2
Venlce-I'nrtland game postponed, l
owing to the funeral of "Happy
Hogan, manager of the Venice team. ;
"A Gentleman From Mississippi,"
fMUmtoXYSNOWKO'Ji(
A Five Act Comedy of Washing-1 renforced concrete was known and
ton Life "Roosevelt says "IfB.UBed . pnriB , lhn Hitfi0tlth een.
bully."
Admission 10 and SOc.
Friday and Saturday
Hull Calno's Masterpiece,
"THK CHRISTIAN"
In Eight Parts
Matinee Saturday, I Be
EvealBg, 15 and 25c
THE EVENING
Liquor
Make Shells
countiy on tlio Hold of battlo or In tlio
(Hy mnll to,ammm,l,lou ictorIes
"I.nnl Kltrliimnr is trvltiir to defeat
"Dut It Is the plnco of every H.ltlsh
man and woman to back him up and
lt " ' "' Wdlng and mls-
erable state the country Is now In
,' " , ,, i
i due to the drink oil; delay moans an
es(rn dnUBcr for tho mvn nt tho frimt
nmi n longer war."
Mrs. Parker Is commandant in chief
"t an "army" of women who are
loarnliiB to execute military and navy
h
StlllilO, tllslt UIIS IUUVIV .II.HH.MW ..
pU(o mcn on sgnnl auty ut oni0 for I
i active service. She plans to estub-j
llsh signal corps lu oery city, town
and village In tho Uritlsh isles,
She today declared -In favor of
mobilising patriotic Urltlshers against
tlio liquor interests and tho Influence
of drink in war time.
ALUMNI TO HELP
Inter-class debate, for excellence in
nthlctlcs, and possibly in scholarship,
in short, the Alumni Association In
tends to give tangible expression of
Its interest In its alma mater, and to
keep in close touch with tho students
of the school, that it may better give
such expression.
TO THE 1'UULIO
it is being reported in tho city that
the writer had disposed of his inter
est in the Klamath Falls Steam
i,lin(,rv. and aa . have been called
upon many times since I returned to
deny this report to ray numerous
friends, 1 am taking this method of
denying tho report as false and
malicious in every respect, uh 1 still
own the property In fee simple.
No doubt somo credence could be
given tho report from the fact that
1 have been unable to give much of
my time to the laundry for the past
year, owing to having other Inter
ests that needed my personal atten
tion. However, on and after May
2 4 tl. my headquarters will bo at the
j I iwiiiuaiu rau aivaju ..uuuuijr, wjiium
.(Will have my personal attention.
very respoctiuuy,
It D. B. CAMPBELL.
ROOMS Reasonable; 238 3rd st.;
hot and cold water; outsldo door
onto porch; beautiful view. 20-Ct
T10 oteall lo ocean" telephone
lne mn03 U8(. of 2.jCo tons of cop-
per.
WANTED All the old potatoes wo
can get. Address Valley Candy
company, Medford, Ore. ' 20-2t
Inspection of tho old walls of the
' nalncn of tho LouvrA dlscloand Hint
i - - "- --. ..--. -.
tury.
FRESH LIME
In any Quantities.
Kiln Just Burned
O, D. WILLHON
HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Labor Leader Found
Guilty of Murder
l.auson, member of tho
International Executive Hoard of tho
.Vino Workers of Amoiicn, has been
found guilty of murder lu the lit st
degree lu connection with the death
of John Nitnmo, a deputy sheriff. In
the coal miners' strike, near Ludlow,
Colo. Xlmmo was killed lu a bailie
Letween deputies and striking coal
minors near Ludlow on October 2.1,
in 13. Law. son wa4 one of tho loaders
In tho strike.
Liuvsou was sentenced lo life im
prisonment nt hnrd labor in tlio Colo
rado penitentiary. The defense re
ceived thirty days to file n motion
tor n new trial, nnd L.nwson wan re
leased In custody of his counsel.
' They may get me, but thoy can't
ileknt the cause "f labor," said Law
son, ifter the verdict "I'm not wor
rying about myself It's tho light I
have been making for tho working
men that I am Interested In, and that
will go ahead. Kven for mo It's a
long way to tlio penitentiary. My at
torneys will not glte up until every
thing possible has been done to save
mo."
Horaco N. Hawkins, chief counsel
for tho defense, said:
"I do not believe tho verdict over
will be sustained. It Is contrary to
tho evidence. I shall fight this caso
as long as there arc courts In which
to fight. Rockefeller's Inwjers work
ed up the evidence against Lawson,
and Rockefeller's detective testified
In tho c.-vse to secure conviction. The
verdict Is an unspeakable outrage.
The conviction Is stirring tlio nation.
Telegrams nre pouring In on uh from
all over the country."
Town Topics
Will Visit Ills Father.
Hen Reed of Ronnnzu arrived In
tho city this morning, nnd will leave
tomorrow on a visit to his father
at Pasadena. Calif.
In From Horsefly.
Oscar Stewart, partner of Louis
Ciorbcr In the big (lorbor-Stouprt
stock ranch in Horsefly Valloy, Is
spending a few lu Klnmnth Falls on
on business.
Extend Pole Lino.
Employes of the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph company are sotting up
a polo lino nloiig Ninth street. Tho
telephone wires now carried on the
power lino poles will bo transferred
to tho new supports,
lii'M'rtion Allegeil.
Anna It. lleavcrl has commenced
dlvorco proceedings against James
Deavort, alleging desertion. Bho nays
she was abandoned by hor husband in
1897, while they wero living at Sher
wood. I'rofessor N. Willo of tho Univer-
slty of Chrlbtlanln, Norway, who has
been in Porto Rice on a botanical ox-
pcdltion undertaken by tho Now York
academy of scloncos, togothor with
tho Insular government, collected
more than 8,000 specimens of land
plants represented by 1,925 Hold
numbers. Of further Interest nro tho
alguo, of which more than 20,000
moro Hpoclrncns wero collected, In
cluding more than 2,000 field num
bers. Mrs. Hortcnso Ward of Houston,
Tex., who was recently admitted to
practlco before tho United States su
premo court, is active in state politics
and two ye&Ts ago tod tho movement
that won separate property rights for
women In Texai,
SlaLaHPkt'llPlssM
41'lv MB
Spsssri;. il N.J' fssssB M
MM:
John it.
YREKA TO HAVE
LIVE NEWSPAPER
FORMER EDITOIl OF AI.TI'IIAS
I'L.UM.EAI.F.R AND I'HAt MTIWL
PltlNTI.it TO TAKE OVER NEWS
FlltST OF JUNE
t'olonol Willi..... Tl.oi.iH..n. who
Journalist while o
I'iaindoalHi'. ran't
nowsp.ipor game
illllllK llio A Milan
kwi out of fo
II,. has Hrrui...l
.ho Slflkl.ou t'ounty Nowa at Vcoki
'and will take cI.iuko Juno I.
Abioclntt'd with the Colonel is It
vlll ilf.y-four yoarH iign, nf.or sollliu;
,o..t ills Interests lu a paper at Siilmn.
Since ho has boon at Allium. Ho imi
iiia.li. mnnv friends In tlili hwIIoii.
ii.d all wish him suiTo-is.
EXPECT ANliLIN
HERE TOMORROW
r.XTRAIUTlOV lli:.RINJ IS lli:i.(S
.:;::;:';:;,;;. :..-.'..... .;. , --
mliilrriiiiilniibllHliiT They wll' p.il ., Hil. ato.H, ulilrh woio IhhiiimI u,
li 'o m .1-1,1 ..... ,u. ,.....Ma.o, ,,........ .o .... VohiU on the
,,... many changes In .ho News. Hue I.i.k h..,h .... ...odluil pro, .-
Colonel Thompson oamo In... I.li.k- .1. .. .... . I . n,..
IIIII.D TODAY IN SA('R.Mi:.Vro.ial(Ml ,( ,iih ( rfl llll0 m ill -
Itl'.MOIt OK PRISONER'S ESCAPi:
UNFOUNDED
A i.imor gained circulation yester -
-I
day to the effect that Harry AukIIii,
wanted hero on n bigamy charge, l.ii.l1),,, IIK,( ltto liospliatH suffer acutely,
gained his freedom by starting iiih11M,, , inrge propoitl.iu of the canes
w lulling n habeas corpus proceeding Jill, u painful mid lingering death.
In San Francisco This was tin- 'p M. ul,,, survive aio In illtlo bolter
foundod. sliupo uh tlio Injui) to, tl.olr I.ii.kh np-
Augllii Is today lu Sacramento, p,.ni- to bo of a poniiMi.nil rluirni'tDr,
whore this i.fteriiuuu tlovornor John-'mt,! r.'.luroK II. cm lo u toudltlou
son Is giving him a hearing on U. ! v, l.l. I. poind, lo tholr bi'lng Iiiv.iII.Ih
extradition nppllcatloii made lu IRi-lfor life.
half of Klamath county by Governor Those olTicis must have been well
Wlthycombe. Sheriff Low nnd tho'ott, t tho (iormau Hclontlitts who
prisonei are expected In lieru tumor- ,(,vistd this now weapon, and lo the
row night. mllll ir autliorltleri who iii.urtlonoil
Ills Use.
LOCAL TEAMS TO
PLAY A SERIES
1 "A few days Irnik the Coriiiaus sue
lllltl'.i: ;,.Mi:s WILL Hi: I'LAVFIi'todo.l In siorlug to i. ici lain oxtont
ItV Till: KLAMATH FALLS AND
KWAUNA TEAMS ON
THREE SUNDAYS
Arrangements wero completed to
day hy Manager O. E. Wllloy of the
Ilu'aiina llnx company to tin nnd Man
nger A
Y. Tlndnll of the Klamath
in, In have a sorles of three,
tu lilkl VV'Iktlt ( lw I L1 fl trr tutu-
Falls ton m
ball KiinieH Imtween the two aggroga-' tiu.t has no ilonilly ollocls, hut Is piiw
tlons. The first will ho held Sunday'
afternoon, and the others on Kiin.tnyn
following.
These games will servo to got the
tenuis in shape for outside games,
The teams pla)od an 11-lntilug con
test Sunday, and the Iji ami of ball,
thoy put up I.uu lonvlncoil the fnus
that thoy will see good baseball dur
ing the. series.
ML LASSEN STILL
IN BIG ERUPTION
THE NINETV.HECOND OUTRREAK,
WHICH STARTED VE8TERDAV,
STILL IN EVIDENCE FLAMEH
SEEN ALL NHJHT
I'll Hod I'rcfs Service
REDDINU, May 20. Mt. Lassen
still continues In eruption, and tho
Hmolfo cloud Is shooting thiough lbs
clouds of vapor hanging over tho
peak.
The glow from tho Hames wero vis
ible ut Volta' and Mnnton all night,
and this morning Jagged llumefl use-ended
too foot nbove tho crator. The
flow of lava, however, Is small.
Housewives In all cities and towns
in (Jcrnmny nro now lining mohollzod
nnd uro convoyed to mootlngH where
culinary exports explain to thorn how
to propar.o palatable meats with tho
moat unpromising material!.
Deadly Effect of the
Gas Bombs Explained
l.l,. llllH 1(0011 glW'll Ollt III l-OU-
iluii it lop.ut oh the uni 'f iiKphyxlat-
Inn Knur li tlio tioim.iu fiom Hlr
..... ... ..i. i.. r ..t
.ll.lll! l'TOUt'll, IOU.UHH.iei III rn.ui "i ' n nun"" nun' .mm we'll i0 tt
tli ll.lilsh expeilltluiiitry forte on thoUhi.i might fnlil lm lul.eii m r,.hr(1.
'Hllii"i.l I, .ends as folio s. sent a trench. WH...MI.,. M,w h,
muni I.UM' 1W" fjo ion innii I'M""
lalil int.. tlio .....ioHoh II lm. I..M.IIJ
I.....III..M ..In. I.) lli oxpl.mhm of
' I
mI.oIIh .Mpoil.tll) uiiiiiiir.it'iiiio.i lor" ' "" ""i.'iii),mi.i
lliHi.iii...M. mm I mop wl" til. '"", " ,,!"" r"lr"" llKltlliiK tliHr
. . Vl.lt lllWItll't. fl... (Milt. I.. .1.1.. . ..
llTl, tllllll'l HIIHMir IIHMU gllHOH " 01 1
-, ,.,.!, .,f.n ,. tl... (iciiii.u.K ilii ,
,,., till moll ml lhe iii.iiimiiiiimI III
t ltlt- lepuiU ilitit' wo woio iiiaiu.ii;
I.I
11m. f , oxIiilii.K riim-h. At that
...... il iiiiii. n. ml l.l In. .Ill lellKIIII
fo. huh iMouh.ll.iK r.U..h.M..I NW,H'''," K..H I......I. i. ivllt, him.
it Ii nt fni mu nf tiiiiuk.1 t i .i
ll
In ..liVltm. lllllt II UH pull .11 I.
. ..
scliomo, Itlld It Is (illlhel piour or III.)
d.lllioriitv ii.iii.io nt i lie Introduction,
li) tho tli'i.mniH in mm new i.uu
'.local weapon. II show thoy locog-i
iliUod lis llli'tMlliy and lb.it the)' wuro
'auMiiiitt to IiuikI.iII ui'.iiiiil and pnmil-i
I.I) il.iiuosllo .iIIIoIhiih. '
"Slnio tho I'lioi.i) Hint ini.ilii umo or
this niotlio.l r uivoilng Ills lulviinco
with a (I.nnl of pniHoiioil air. lit. lint.
fotiso whoni'Vi lie Mind Iiuh htoii
'im. ii i. l.l.'
1., ,,-,., t ,,f n,iH ,iin.iii Is not
mini) dhmlilluK or puliiloHsl) fatal,
'..t h,.w I.. ..ii miii-l-i ai..it lii tin. lieriuai.
1 i,r,.,H TIium) vIoiIiiih who .lo not sue
Vun.li mi the Meld, uli.l who can bo
I
f "1 am of the opinion that the eno
,lil) has definitely docldoil to .in.' those
' giisos uh i. I. oi ii.iiI procedure, and
, Unit prolosts will be iihoIdhm."
A .llHpatcli to tho Loudon .Mori. lug
I'tiHt from u rotii-spoudont wltli the
I Frimih in my at fhalnns on the Marno
ii) using .iHpiiyxiuuuK in im. in i lie
French have not Ik.'ii long In lliidlug
rOMIN(2'a lopl) to tln-si. wrap.ms If llio (!er-
' IIII.US IllU.tll to UHO polsOIIOUH gl.H.'H III
warfare, tho Fren.rh an. ready to re
,11.111.1.. with weapons which should
iprovo very offucllve, though It lu no
wii) c'on.r,. voiles the Hague ronvoli-
(Ions
This wt'iipm. couslstii of a I. and
grenade filled with certain chouilc.'
j which, when loloasod, produces u g
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als
gas
1M
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I'.CLIPSE
Spink's Camp on Spring Creek
Will open to the Fisherman and Touriit
Sunday. May 23. 1915
Get your angler's license and come on.
mobile meets all trains.
Rates per.day $2.00, with
To Please You Pleases Us
I'LEAHE UH HV OIVINO UH YOUK 1IUHINF.HH, AND WK'
I'LF.AHi; YOU HY HEIWIOE AND IHflllT lMHOEH,
WESTERN TRANSFER CO.
THUHHDAY, MAY 110, lAin
.'fill OlltlUgll III pilllll),. mh f(Jr
hioiii minutes Am an i.ii,.rimcn,
Uo of (hem. kioi.kiIok wen. throw,,
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IIHHII IIIIII Mill Iktlll Ik,. i ,l....li.
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tti. (ioruniiiH miik
iiHph)lalliig ki.h II.. Mil. M tho uonK.
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llii-iui uru fiir nil In limit... ,i...
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Moving Pictures
Margin llo Clu.k, Mury '. kford'n
cloHt'Ht rival, will miik her lint np-
ii.tiirtntf',1 nt ll. i, Ml ii r tl... .1.. . ..t n .. i..
' Vlldllowor." n play .lint .Mlw Clark
I. in. lit fauioiiH Tin M.. Ik imt it mrci'ii
star lu tho ImihIiichh who U In greater
.Ionian. I than MatKiirlto Clark Ki.
Iillilt.nn all iivoi tlio . .Hilary jhuIimu.
ly await the cnmliii; of tin. nod Mar
gurlto Clark atiri.iilou Sln U a u
preini' fiivorlto with tin. public, and
Star patrons will ... (Mi. iiular
little Nl.tr In one of her Krn..t sue
ii'mirx tonight ami tom.irr.iH 'Wild
How or" Is a four part ln .noil h I'lnjcri
pi oil net Intl. the cast Itirlii.lliiK llarolil
I orkwooil and Carl) lo Illaikwcll The
ll'iiiit Kollg News I'lrtorlftl aud .1
ouo i ltd Hronlo pit turn will be tl.p
id. led i.tlri.rllotiH on lo.ln)'ft lilll
A ilotldiilly IntcrestliiK I'lulrayil
of polltlcMl IntrlKUe, lnlili)liiK, love
niid htatoHiniinshlp U hIiiiui. nt the
Orpheus lu "A (enlti'iiinii From Ml
slsslpiil," a live reel i.intlnn plfturc
lu which Ton. WIo li.W.-s tlio tltU
into In a faoltlcHs inanucr Tho tlorj
Is iiiio that Is well known to I lie most
of us. but In the capaMu linntU ol
Wise and tho rest of tin' nu.1, tlio pic
ture version Is one that will Interest
all
The play Is one Hint mil" fur iplrn
did acting In the hands nf a poor
rmupitny ll would heroine fnrclal
liut tho film nt the Orpheus could not
he Improved In any manner from
hlHtronh' H.nndpolni The scenic el
forts nru excolte.it Tlio bulldlnp
of the national capital are nlinn, ind
tlioro arc hihiii. splen.ll.l siei.es In the
ml (ouflolils of the Hoiith and amonj
the hIiIowIiooIoih plying llio MIm'
Hlppl. The plriuro will lie hIiowii tonlxhi
only
TAKE IT ANYWHERE
Itii.k to the tall limit.'.' "" "n "'e
.i.i.ip trip. Cl.eiipor dels In "I"'
Trims R'JMMI n luoulli.
Shepherd Piano Depot
NVU IHtor Ut PtiHlolllr'. Of"
Afteri.iMins mid Evcnlim
An auto-
fishing privilege included.
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