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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAI TWO
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HenlfsCbNifieilAdn.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED APARTMENTS at tho
Oregon House. 10-tf
FOR SALE
KOR SALE Good DeLsral $76 sep
arator; will sell cheap. Enquire at
8um Grocery 11-tu-lf
FOR EXCHANGE
vi I'vmiANHK Ininroved 40-acre
ranch for auto; quarter mile from j
station and big business; good vleWj
of lake; splendid location. Address
ho 1005. Klamath Palls. 31-6t
FOR TRADE: $J,600 auto, practic
ally new, for dear real estate. Give
full description first letter. Address
P. O. box 347. 2-4t
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Between library and Baptist
church, either on Main or Eighth
ktreet, fountain pen with pin and
spring chain. Finder return to the
Herald office. 31-St
FOUND Lady's gold watch. Address
P. O. box 93. l-3t
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT COMPANY
AHWTRACTH 1XBUHANCK
Members Oregon Associativa
Title atea
KARL WIIITLOCK
UNDERTAKER
EMBALMER
County Coroner
Complete Funeral FurKlabiag
Phone 41C 6th and Pine
DR. CHARLES E. WELLS
Osteopath Physician
Suite 18-19 White Building
Hours -9 to 12; 1:30 to 6
Phono 96
PWiaf aid fantlng
We Do the Work Just Right
Tank work of all kinds
PADE, PINGEL & LOBENZ
Cor Oth St Klamath Phone 216
Klamath Transfer Co.
rtlO Main Street
AXY KIND OF
Team or Truck Work
Done on (short notice. Prices right
Phone 298-J
WE ARE NOW PREPARED
TodoAutomobile Repairing
First class work. Prices right.
Gasoline Hold any time, day or
night, from our sidewalk pump.
Free air piped to the pump.
Xo running into the garage for
gaa or air.
GIVE IB A TRIAL, AXD
YOU MILL COS1E AGAIX
TELFORD BROS.
Comer Conger and Main
tMMAAMMMAMMAMWMSw
EXPERIENCE
Consider ThU When
Selecting Your Optician
Mr. Winter has luid seven
teen years of experience, backed
by special college training in
optical work.
You get hit, entire pergonal
attention from the time your
eyes are examined until lie ad.
Justs the finished glasses to
your eyes. This personal atten
tion by an experienced optician
la snrely worth yoHr considers
(too when selecting your opti-
H. J. WINTERS
US Main Street
The Evening Herald
W. O. SMITH Kltor
Published dally except Suaday by
The Herald Publishing Company of
Klamath Palls, at It 6 Fourth Street,
k'ntaraii tha nostofflcs at Klam
ath Palls. Oregon, for transmission
through the malls as second-class
matter.
Subscription terms by mall to any
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KLAMATH FALLS, ORRQOX
WKDXKSDAY, JUNE 2, 1915
AXU STOP AT
KLAMATH FALLS
A PLACE IX THE 8UX
GREAT stress has been laid on
Germany's desire fo have a
"place in the sun." Now, while at
present Germans and their enemies
are tlndlng a place In the grave, there
are millions of Americans who can
And a place In the sun.
During tho past winter, probably
more than 2,000,000 persons were
tdlo. and not because they wished to
bo. Had many of these unfortunates
had a place In tho sun they would
not have suffered from the Inconven
iences occasioned by idleness.
The greatest opportunity today of
fered to the people In America Is out
door life on the farm and In the
orchard. Land Is cheaper than It will
be In the future, and prices for all
'products of the soil are high. The
man who is pining away in tho city
can find health and wealth in the
open If he tries. There is where he
can find a place In the sun. and also
find an independence not to be found
in town or city.
While the country is adjusting
itself to the changed conditions and
while there is still the opportunity,
those not satisfied with the outlook
for the future should consider mov
ing to the country. Tou can find ev
ery comfort and convenience If you go
to the right place.
It would not be advisable for a city
family to go to any section where
there is little but wilderness, and
where there are neither good roads
nor neighbors, much less any com
mon conveniences.
I Hovvet er,. where life cut be made
north living the place in tl.e sun will
be found in tilling the soil. A small
farm tract, well cared for, will
produce enough to support a family
and leave a surplus. With health and
and strength, Is'nt this better than
drudgery in the city where the aver
ago person Is generally in debt and
without any assurance of permanent
employment?
Take your place In the bun.
Scattered Shots
THE ONLY WAY to gtt anything
is to go and get it. If Jim Hill is at
La Pine Saturday, Klamath Falls peo
ple intend to ask him right like
that for a connection by rail be
tween here and Bend.
NOW THAT money seems available
for maintaining a representative at
the exposition, the Chamber of Com
merte has now before it only the little
job of picking a man out of the
23,456 candidates.
"BE GOOD OR be spanked and
made good," seems to be the latest
attitude of the United Statej regard
ing Mexico. Which seems to be just
the proper way of looking at It.
THE WORD official announcement
from war offices in London, Berlin,
Paris, Constantinople, Petrograd,
Rome and Nlsh "We're winning."
IF THE OFFICIAL bulletins from
each nation would tell about losing a
position instead of telling only of its
if capture, people would bollevo I hem.
YESTERDAY'S COAST.
LEAGUE SCORES
At Los Angeles
Venice 3 9 0
Salt Lake 2 7 1
Chech, Johnson and Mltze; Flttery
and Hannah,
Portland and San Francisco games
postponed.
Will Trade Auto
2,S00 uto, practically sew, for
clear real estate. Give full descrlp
flea first letter. Address P. O. box
MjP
TODAY'S ODDEST STORY
rutted I'ress Service
CHICAGO, June 3.
Sherlock
Holmes was wont to hunt down
criminals who smoked through
an examination of cigar butts
and ashes. Edward Bomar, by
scrutiny of a "snipe," can gauge
tho prosperity of tho city In
whose gutters uC'shoots" them.
Bomar Is a wandering phlloso-
phcr. Ho has "shot snipes" In
scores of cities, ho explained to
Judge Dotnn, when arraigned as
a vagrant.
"Now In Now York," said
Bomar, "snipe shooting Is great.
They throw 'em away long
there. It's tho samo lu 'Frisco
nnd Pittsburg. But here they
smoke 'em so close to the lire
they're only good to chew. They
can't bo very prosperous here."
(I. S. BIG GUNS
TAMPERED WITH
IXVKSTIGATIOX AT FORT FLAU
LEIt SHOWS THAT BREECH
BLOCKS WERE REMOVED
FROM COAST DKFKXSK PIECES
United Press Service
PORT TOWNSEND. Wash., Juuo 2
Officers at Fort Flagler are unable to
explain an apparent attempt to put
four of the fort's big guns out of
commission. Au investigation lust
night proved that the breech blocks
were removed by &omo person.
There is also a rumor about that
spies have been photographing the
foitlllcatlons.
In the meantime visitors, unless
they have special permits, nro being
barred from the military reserve. The
secret service will also act In ferret
ing out this mystery.
F1XDS BEET SUGAR GOOD
FOR CAXXIXG PURPOSES
(Herald Special Service)
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL-,
LEGE, Corvallls, June 2. Now thati
the canning reason Is again opening
up, It is well to call the attention of
farmers and to others doing home
canning to the fact that beet sugar is -identical
in chemical composition to
cane sugar, and Is the equivalent of
it for sweetening purposes. A very
common prejudice against beet sugar
has existed In the past, and is hard
to remove, but according to analyses
made by Professor Tartar, agricul
tural chemist of the Oregon station,
there Is no difference In the value of
the two kinds of sugar.
The experience of a home canner
shows that fact. "I had always used
the best Hawaiian cane sugar, but
after reading a bulletin on the beet
ail gar I tried to get some to experi
ment with. So great is the prejudice
against it that I was unable to get
any in nearby towns. I had some sent
from a beet sugar factory and raado
quince and blackberry jelly with it,
and wmo with cane sugar, and had I
not labeled the two kinds I nor any
one else could have distinguished a
particle of difference between the re
sults. I also made a few jars of
blackberry jam and canned some
blackberries successfully with the
beet bugar."
Wednesday Evening Dinner,
Vour wife will appreciate an Invi
tation to tho French dinner, with
wine, at the White Pelican Hotel. $1
a plate. l-2t
Don't buy Boys' Suits until you see
our new stock. K. K. K. Store.
FRESH LIME
In nny Quantities,
Kiln .'uit Burned
('. D. WILLKO.V
An?rave8
Hotel
Furnished rooms with bath
Rates tranacients COc to 11.00;
by week, $2,00 and up.
Seionil St., bet. Mala and Pine
If You Want to Go Anywhere
Any Time
Phone 94 or American Hotel
Ford Livery Company
New Bug Is Used to
Make Plants Grow
LONDON. Juno 2 Aiuorlcun iiK
riculttirlsts uro to bo aided by Pro
lessor W. B. Bottomley of Kings
college, University of lAindon, la In
troducing across the sen the now bug
which ho has discovered. This bac
teria, which Is cultivated lu peat. Is
reported to him' glen nmnoloua u
suits on grain and vegetables.
In tho past two years Professor
Bottomley 1ms conducted experiments
nt Kow Gardens and elsewhere with
his "linetorlalUcd peat," mid so won
derful have been the icsults that ho
Is testing it In large ureas of laud.
Tho results are termed ns "a now
mothod of Intensive culture of tho
nltrogen-nxiug bacteria lu tho soil."
Recently Professor Bottomley showed
a Jar of tomatoes which wero grown
lu sand which had been baked to
kill all life In It, before tho tomnto
seeds wore planted therein. Then
Like Albert
King
Culled I'les-s Service
GKNKVA, May 31, vliw Paris. Dis
lutchcs fiom the Italian front set
foitli thul King Victor Kmmanuel,
llko King Albert of the Belglnns, In
tends to tako an active part In tho
war During tho recent attack of tho
Italian forces ou Moutcbnldo, his
majesty Is described as having takun
charge of oue of the 75-mllllmetor
guus, and oven as firing many hliota
himself. Subsequently for mtiiiy
hours he watched the operations. It
was ruining hard at tho time, nud
when the king finally returned to his
headquurters ho was wet through and '
covered with mud
Tho Italians are continuing their
advance In the Aidge Valley, nnd tho
light lu deei snow for the pass at St. i
New Civic Idealism
Discussed by Women
('tilted Piess Service
nniirt akmi fun..
-Tho second
ruiliun.i', iuui -. ..... .v....
days' session of the council of tho
General Federation of Voinon'a
Clubs, toduy was devoted to the civics
.lonnrfmmit In ntl InlnroHtlnC nil-
dress Mrs. James C. Wilson of We
natchee, Wash., detailed what wo-
But We've Had
Everything We Needed
WHILE I was in the hospital
after the operation I got $50
a week. I'll get $25 a week dur
ing the time I'm not able to work.
and 5I.5U a week thereafter so
long as I lose half my business
time. I'll get indemnity for a year
if I'm laid up that long.
What 1 got the first week paid
the premiu on my ETNA,
COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH
POLICY for a year, and the in-'
urance began the day my policy
was issued. No red tape, no delay, '
no danger nothing but solid sat
isfaction and a safe feel when you
ETNA-I2E
Wife's peeping over my shoul
der. "Tell him for me," she says,
"this ETNA income lightens a
wife's burden heap."
Edmund M. Chilcote
AGENT
the soil was wuteiod with u very
weak solution of tho tuirtoiliilUi'd
peat, and the tomatoes nourished
, "It li u hug Hint doen It all." mild
id.. tiritrMHor "Our tlrm dlltUulty
was to II ml him, mid then to mil lure'
him. Tliero Is no telling wheio 11 1
will all end It may rovoiutionuo
agriculture, who knows? lu recent
rnrn evidence lias been nccumulatud
that the ot ganlc mutter of the soil
with Us myriads of bnetciliil Inhab
itants. Is the most oiiriotitlal factor of
'soil fertility. The decay of organic
.matter pioduces humus This mat
toilnl furnishes food and energy for
numerous soil tmcteila, and Is griidu-
ally converted by them Into unb
alance, and thoy also render the
mineral food constituents of tho soil
available for plants. TIiuh a new
humus theory of soil fertility Is grad
ually evolving as the result of mod
em research."
Italy's
Is a Fighter
Clvlo Is still koIiik on On tho Carlu
tlilnn frontier, tho Italians are suld to
ho holding most of tho passes and
strategic, points.
The Italians eem to lie going ulow
l ou this portion of their frontier,
while they push their heaviest attacks
lu tho direction of Trieste.
Swiss observers are of tho opinion
that up to the present tlmu thu Ital
ian forces havo encountered moatli
A list i Ian reserves They will meet
more determined teslstancu when tho
io:isoiied troops from Itussla tome
Into action. It Is roportod lu Geneva
that tho Russians are already feeling
less pressure In Gallclu. Tho sudden
ness of tho Italian offenslvo surprised
the Austrian and Gorimiu lenders,
and the) hum hud to change their
plans.
men's clubs were accomplishing ill a
clvlo wuy.
,.,,. m,,,,, ,, ,.,, ... ... ,l,
H11,,jccl of UI1 nUUrcHH by Dr. Carter
Holm Jones of Seattle. "Money,
Morals and Methoda of Civil Service
rt m l. . Iui..nl.... ..,,i.lr.A
"Ollirui wns UIU IIIIUIUSUIIB nilifjevi
'chosen by Mrs. Frederick II. Colo of
Omaha.
Sho discussed the advisability of
placing civil service reform litera
ture In public schools and libraries,
advocated tho organization of clnssos
In the study of good government both
In club and In co-operation with local
civil roform committees, and declared
for public meetings where man of
ability nnd promlnunro may explain
the naturu of civil servico laws.
-yiviv a uc3icraic liimiih.ii uii uri
ICjNl way to prison for life, over
IJCI power ins keeper and leap
., . :... ....! i....
from a specdinc express tram
and cscaiK.',
Thli li only one ( a Ihouund gilpplng tun
penlngi In th grutett movlrg pklun miUI
ever produced.
You have never eeen nny thing like It. You
muttn'tmUi It. dealt. Positively the moitic
rntrkeble photoplay ever thown in thil thetlci
Sm eveiy one of the filteen thrilling epltodet
A great tig imaihlng punch every week
Arrange one nlgbt every week and
See THE BLACK BOX
Tht Photoplay Serial Supreme
15 Ephoituton a tvetk
EaaflMiieMl
To the People of Klamath County and Tourist
Spink's Camp on Spring Creek
In nn ohii l lli public for ll-liliig mid tamping for ilin mM,m
1(11.1, on Spiliig Creek ami Wlllliiiiimiii River.
Tho recent agitation regarding IMiliig In tho IimIUii mii,(0 ( (
oelulou of Mlille doe nl anVit my ilghtx ami tin, rlit ( '.'
In Spring Creek, I own one-lialf mile eivek finning., nlin ((1'
kill-mil, which eteinN "it both uhle of tin, nruii. '
To all I extend iho Invitation to loiue In Hpilng CieeU mid ,..
Ili. ilnext I rout INtilug to hv found In Klituinlli.
H.Ti:S, S'J.tMl PER DAY.
UlKminhllo niix-H all lliilnx at CIiIIimii. lm iiiuUm, linn,
fur hire.
GET THE H ABB IT
of Having and j mi won't stop mhv.
Init The itccumiiliitlourt com
pounded will ho forever a bright
lay of hope for the future. Let
us advise )ou to atari savlug right
now We will accept any amount
itnd will nedll you with Interest
Hciul-tiuuuntly.
FIRST STATE and. SAVINGS;BANK
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS
ViiiI all ullit-t-nrtlrrv Hint are needed by the man ulio kIuucm liliiikdf.
Wo uirry extm binder for nil make nf Safe!) Huron.
Uitferwoofc Pharmarv
W'sL, KLAMATH FALLS OREGON TThfl
V7 WHERt PAHTtCUI.AH PCOPLC Ull
l.'iigj'jTvl BUY TMCIW DRUGS IBafotJ
Mr. iitoinoblli (Miner:
HAVE THE LITTLE TROUBLES FIXED
AND YOU'LL SAVK BIO DOLLARS OX YOUR HIU'AIR MM.
i. k. Mouir IIOWIIC GARAGK K- A0"1
"Sec t ho Viilc.im.uiK Man" M Main
When you buy
a FORD
You ran fivl Mifo In having um of
il every iluy.
It Is never nut of roimnlstlon
loi ueelcM nulling (lie nrrlval of
koine part front the factory In (he
CliM.
These pari an- Pvpt In itoi'Jc nl
Ciiil Vuemies.
GEORGE BIEHN, Agent
G . D . GRIZZLIv
Monuments
.Mail by an KHrt
Kluiitiilli TiiIIh
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Blue Front Livery
and Feed Stables
IMundy & Hilyard, Props.
I'liiuie 'J.VJW. Kliiiiintli, near Hlli
I'iiiiiiiI ami clllilcnt Mi'i-vlce, flood
Imii'M'n anil Hi-hI tlauM rl
Oltlce nf
Dr. C. O. Prentice
'rterluary HurKeon
I'Honh uan.i
llnky Chh Oct your before
Hit1)' iti'ii all Kne. AImi tlnnarles,
lovely NlngerSi eliean.
Mills AddlUoa
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W. D. MILLER
Mnnufnrturer uf
HOLLOW IIUII.UI.NO,
A.NDSILO III.OCKH
AXD r'l.UKS
ALL KIXDS OP fONCIIKTK
Sidewalk. Floors md
IttlalnliiK Wtills
hoofixo a spi:ci.i.tv
Sixth and Walnut
phono UUil
W.RFVLLER&CO'S
PURE PREPARED
PAINT
A TALE
of .
PAINT
Some PjmIs prckdl
Others beautify.
Ours do both
Wm. C. Hum
Hardware Co.
O. K. THANHFKU COMPAN
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and KlawrU"
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