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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1915)
iff ,J? l 'Wis .4 r . vim. sc'. er -v IS' iv. r " j t. t vf &" "it & if. tv. f r w !R r Ifeltfiamirf AsvaJThe Evening Herald;. MMMMMMIMMVIMMMMM MMWM SITUATION WANTED SITUATION WANTED Maa aad 1 wut employment oa ranch; have bo' children. Writs 61 Herald '. SSt WANTED Situation as cook by arid-dlo-ated lady on ranch or camp. Address 114 Herald office. 8-St FOR RENT FURNtSHtiU APARTMENTS at the Oregon House. 10-tf KOH PEUMANENT RENTER Hare a email, cosy house, newly painted and papered; modern convenience; close In; at reasonable rent. E. W. Oowea. 4 -tf FOR RENT Few nice rooms, second r floor, 'store building, next to post office. See Cbtlcote. 5-1 J t FOR SALE FOR SALK Jersey cow, cheap. In quire at S. P. Co. section house. 7-t FOR SALE Cheap, good 160 acre 'ranch, partly improved, with crop mid somn atock. Will trade for city property. Inquire at Herald v office! enormous orders for shoes for the for further particulars. l-St warring nations of Europe, yet the jshoo industry Is experiencing exeep- HAY LOADERS For sale or trade, jtlonally dull times. one clean sweep and one Flying, The reason , not ,ufflcult to flnd. Dutchman, practically new; also one; A palr of snOM may oaslIy bo mMlo Flying Dutchman side delivery rake.Jl0 wear a donWe ,ength of tl0 Enquire Llskey Bros.; Dairy, Ore. I . .. , , ., , , J, g. , I Tho man who, In good times, would 'discard a shabby pair of shoes and FOR SALE Six room house, with or amy a new pair, will. In hard times, without furniture; line lawn and garden. P.O. box 321 or phone 24GY. 10-tf LOST AND FOUND l-OST Suitcase from Lakevlew stagejtimes, will encourage them to go bare on mountains west of Bly, with foot when money is scarce. name on tag, "Cbas. Young." Liberal reward. Leave at American hotel or Hamakcr Bros.. Bonanza. ll-2t PROFESSIONAL CARDS CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY AIWTKACTR INSUHAKCK i4-1fmtM Oragoa AssorlsUss Tills Mas EARL WHITLOCK UNDERTAKER EMBALMER County Coroner Complete Funeral Furalsliiag Phone 416 6th and Plae NwLwg aid TMSfflkl We Do the Work Just Right Tank - work ot all kinds FADE, PINOEL LORENZ Cor etli A Klamath Phone 310 W.D.MILLER Manufacturer of HOLLOW BUILDING, AND SILO BLOCKS AND FLUES ALL KINDS OF CONCRETE Sidewalks, Floors and Retaining Walls HOOFING A SPECIALTY Sixth and Walnut Phone 993 WHICH? V ABB you 'looking for bargain oosmter glasses? Are you will- . las t wear cheap glasses Jut : because they are cheap? 'Do you coaseat to having your eyes 'tasspered with at the risk of ! (heir pei laaest injury? Then ' tliia message is not for you. i -; Hut if you value the precious ift of sight; if you wish to re. tnia it; if you appreciate skJll. ?Hvk it is for you, and you are Vaa e to come where absolute f'aeearacy la correcting eye de. f4w to placed above every other 'iraMerMo. T M. J. WIN I fcK5 S'MiHiSttK W. O. MMITM Kdltor Published dally except Sunday by The Herald t'iii!lshln Company ot Kls-atb Falls, at 116 Fourth Street. Kntered at tlie i.ostofflce at Klam ath Falls, Oregon, for transmission through the malls is second-class mutter Subscription terms by mall to any address In the United States: One year 16.00 One month t. ..... 60 KLAMATH FALLS, ORKGON FRIDAY, JUNK 11, 1015 AXD STOP AT KLAMATH FALLS WHERK THK SHOE PINCHES M ANY PEOPLE overlook the In direct effect of Industrial de pression npon every line of business. Just now, for Instance, attention has been directed to the fact that although this country has received have .1 small patch put on the uppers and a new half sole nailed on, and then wear the repaired shoes until he Rets thoroughly ashamed of them. Children whose parents would en- courage them to wear shoes in good All this makes dull times for the deuier In shoes, who, by making his clothes wear twice ns long, cuts down tho trade of the clothing merchant. Tho clothing deater ma-kes up his loss by letting his house go another year without painting, and the paint er and paint dealer must economize in some other respect. It is a simple process of elimination of business, but it could not be under stood by the taTlft tinkers who start ed all the trouble In 1913 by enacting a law which llnvited the cheap labor of Europe to come In and take the trade that belonged by right to the workmen of the United States. .. Scattered Shots .'. IT'S CERTAINLY an 111 wind that blows down the big tent. ALREADY BRYAN sympathizers are talking hopefully of his candidacy in 1916. II doesn't make much dif ference who is the democratic noml-j i nee, the people seem set on a return to republicanism and prosperity. IF IT IS POSSIBLE for Klamath Falls to have a term ot the Federal District court held here without a Ingle case ot bootlegging. It will be I one of the most material boosts ever I given the dream of having a regular I term here every year. WILSON'S "America First" slogan applies to patriotism not to Amer ican manufactures. TODAYJS DISPATCHES from the Gallcian front indicate that the Teu tons haven't got the Bear treed yet, though he was on tho rnn. TOMORROW Greek meets Greek at their national election, and the re sult may oe tne old minus "tug of." IN ONE WAY the Elks' cornefstore ceremonial tonlghT can be called an "eleventh hour" proposition. v Rose Festival at Portland I'nited Press Service PORTLAND, Juno 11. Ten thous and people, 200 floats, fifty marching organizations in brilliant uniforms, thirty bands participated in tho fra ternal, military and industrial parade bold in connection with the annual Rose Festival, Tonight tho fiesta will be brought to a close with an electrical pageant, in which twenty floats, showing tho agrlcutural greatness of Oregon, will pass In review over the city's business streets, It was estimated today that 125,000 visitors were In town during the celebration attending Rose Festi val, which began Wednesday. Deal Is a Daddy. Cards have been sent out announc ing the birth of an eight-pound boy to Mr. and Mrs. George Deal, well known residents of Langell Valley, TODAY'S ODDKWT STORY United Press Service DENVER. Colo., June 10. Thcy'ro going In training here today for the entry ot the com- pulsory water wagon next year. Ituttcruillk Is the favorlto bov- crago at all bars. Hut It won't bo buttermilk that will havo cured tho German element In Colorado when pro- hlbltlon arrives January 1, 1916. 'Twill bo hato of tho English. Most Colorado breweries, like n good many other Industries In the West, aro controlled by En- gllsh capital. German batkeeps e)j here stated today they wero do- lighted to serve buttermilk. AUTOS USED TO MAKE SCHEDULE I.VAUILITY TO MAKE CONNECTION'S WITH SENDS CHAUTAUQUA OYERIiAND TO PASS PROPER TRAINS TALENT Arranging for holding Chautauqua sessions elsewhere and trying to save the big teut from serious damage or total collapse from the attacks of tho wind, nt the same time checking up returns and attendances and attend ing to the needs of the Chautauqua talent while in Klamath Falls are not the only cares that are placed on the shoulders of Chapln D. Foster, super intendent for the Elllson-Whito sys tem. Tho train service from here nasi placed still another responsibility upon him, that of seeing that tho players get to Grants Pass on sched ule time, trains or no trains. . From Klamath Falls the Chautau qua people 'jump to Grants Pass, where the assembly opens today. It opens this afternoon, too, and the trip by train, if taken by tho talent that finished here last night, would land them in Grants Pass for tho night session. - The schedule says "Friday after noon," so Foster has arranged tor an automobile service to carry over what speakers and singers are due to make afternoon appearances. This morn ing Colonel Miller and the Adelphlan Quartet left at 4 o'clock In a machine and they expect to make he 107 mile trip in time to open today. With the exception of Miss Bergb, Mrs. Fisk and Miss La-Dell, nil of the entertainers will make the trip to Grants Pass by auto. YESTERDAY'S COAST LEAGUE SCORES At Los Angeles Los Angeles 3 4 0 Venice 0 3 3 Love nml Boles; Henley and MItxe. At Oakland Oakland 4 6 -1 San Francisco 2 10 3 Klamltter and Kuhn; Fannlnlg, Relslgl and Schmidt. No game at Portland on account of rain. Some beautiful styles in Arrow Shirts at K. K. K. Store. Fresh Fruits Direct from our California Fruit Orchards. Blackberries Raspberries Peaches Second crop of Strawberries will ho on the market early next week. Switzer & Norris 1024 Main Street J Argraves Hotel Furnished rooms with bath Rates transcleats GOc to $1.00; by week, 12.50 and up. Second St., bet. Stain and Plae phone awu llahy Clilx Get yours before (hey me all goae. Also Canaries, lovely singer, cheap. Mills Addition THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON I Phantom Auto Is the :i . . ., .. . Latest war mystery United Press Servico LONDON, May 30. (Hy mail to New York) England's newest war mystery Is the "will-o'-the-wisp of the Urttlsh East Coast." rlnvaroot alautha nf ihn nation are ,oaay Bew.Chlng tor ft mysterious gray motor car "0.4838" that nightly racca Monf peacfUi Bast Anglln high- ways, Intermittently piercing tho up per darknoss with flashes ot light that tell military secrets to enemy subma rines hovering oft the coast. The mystery rivals the most thrill Ing of war time dramas with tho; climax jot to come. Occupants ot peaceful farm houses and villagers ot tho quaint old Ens llsh sea coast towns aro watting for tho government to solve the mystery that Is the talk of tho countryside. Nightly -they have seen the powerful car dash madly past, a huddled flgnro bent low over the wheel. Some say he wears tho uniform of a, British military officer, while others art) not so sure. All of thorn hare sees tho piercing rays of the motor's search light perform strange arcs on the sky. A dosen times they have spread the alarm by phone In tho direction tho mysterious visitor was traveling, but as many times ho has eluded tkem. It Is only at night that the "phan tom" thunders along tho East Coast roads. At daybreak ho disappears seemingly Into air until another night comes. On the night of tho last Zeppelin raid over Suffolk and Essex tho Some mighty smart Straw and Pan iimu Hat at K. K. K. Store, Leading Hatters. Party leaving town hJ sell beau tiful upright piano for less than one half ot original cost. Fully guaran teed. Terms If desired. Address Herald. 7-3t SUITS FINE FOR ACHING KIDNEYS WK EAT TOO MUCH MEAT, WHICH CLOGS THE KIDNEYS.. THEN rilE HACK HURTS Most folks forget that the kidneys, like the bowels, get sluggish andjn,j harmless, cloggedrand need a flushing occasion- ally, else we hsvo backache and dull mUery in the kldnoy roglon. severe I, .., , .. ...I.. .., ,.mijI" w w w.a . . i ueuuuciies, rueuuiuiic iwiuaca, luryiu liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness, and all sorts of bladder disorders. You simply must keep your 'kid neys active and clean, and the mo ment you feel an ache or pain m tho kidney region, get about four ounces or Jay Salts from any good drug store here, take a tablespoonful In a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is mad from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with lltbla, and la harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity. It also neu tralizes the acids in the urine so it no longer IrrltntoH, thus ending blsdderi disorders. Jad Salts is harmless; Inexpensive; STOCKMEN! We are prepared to receive horses, mules or tattle, either for iwsture or for sale on commission at the big Weed Ranch, near Fort Klamath. We also buy and sell horses and mules. We have secured the Weed Ranch of 81,000 acres, and will use it iin u vast assembling place for nil kinds of stock, where it will bo convenient for buyers to make liispejictlon. Horses broken to work or ride. Clwrges for pasture: Horses, 75c x-r mouth; Cattle, ,10c per iiKiiilli. Fur further particulars wrlto J. F. ADAMS & SONS POHT KLAMATH, OREGON Mr, Automobile Owners HAVE THE LITTLE AND YOU'LL SAVE BIO DOLLARS ' K. Howie HOWIE "Sjr the Vulcanizing Man" I "phantom" was out. Carrying n blinding whlto light, tho villagers say, no uasnou over nui nnu unio, inamij piloting tho Zeppelin ovor Its course. A hundred persons swear to this. One caught tho numbor ot the gray mys tery "D-4838" but no car with that number Is registered. Guard are now posted along nil tho principal East Coast roads. Here tho "phantom" has ceasod his nightly visits. nut oft In tho distance, on other roads, theso guards havo seen tho streaks ot light thnt plerco the sky, and havo heard the faint distant rumblo ot tho racing motor, The country folk say It Is uncanny land tho government sleuths are bo- glnnjng to think so, too. Bollot, howovor, that German spien aro actually at work on tho East Coast Is strengthened by an Incident near the sea coast at Bhoerlngham. This time It was not the mysterious nuto, but two men intercepted by boy scouts In tho act of signalling from n cliff with a lantorn. Menaced with a revolver In tho hand of one of tho men all but ono of the scoots' with drew. The ono that remained firm was later found gagged with his own handkorchlol and unconscious near tho sceno of the Incident. Revived, tho scout suffered with hystorla, but described the men, declaring they spoke In a foreign tongue. Residents of the cliff coasts of Es sex lir.ve reported thnt almost nightly slgnalR hnvo boon observed nt more Isolated points. Reported nttonVpt to surprise tho BlgunllerH have failed. makes a delightful efferesceni llthla water drink which everybody should take now and then to keep their kid neys clean, thus avoiding serious com plications. A well known local druggist says ho sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe In overcoming kidney troublo while it Is only trouble. (adv.) --.-. - - DRINK HOT TZA FOX A BAD GOLD Rit n miisII package of Hamburg Hira.t Tea, or ss tho German folk mil It. "Hamburger Krui Thee." t any ilmrmucy. Take a tablrapoonful of the ten, put a cup of boiling water upon it. pour through a sieve and drink a trariiii full at snv tine durinit the I day or before retiring. It is the most rnrcuve way 10 ureas a com snu curr t;rlp, an it opens ths ports of the skin, relieving congestion. Also loosens tint bowels, thus driving a cold from the system. Try it the next time you suffer front a roM or the 'grip. It la Inexpensive and entirely vegetable, therefore safe t DUD DAffltfAPUt AMI Kl IK HlsAllt1t All J LUMBAGO RIGHT QUI Hub Pais ai 0ttJsas away with a small feottls ef aid kweet ft. JmoTm 011 When your back Is sore snd lium or lumbsgo, sciatica or rheumatism lm ton utiffencd up, dont suffer I OH n 2.'. rent bottle of old, honest "St. Jnenlii Oil" at any drug store, pour it little in your band and rub it riuhi Into Hie pain or ache, snd by'the tlim jou ronnt fifty, the soreness snd Iaiiio nr9 U Konc. Don't stay crippled I This soothing. ptmtrntiriK oil needs to be uted onh PTii-r. It takes the ache and pain riM nut ( )our back sad ends tho mUi-r " u umj(!cal, yet absolutely ImnnU'w i -tirt iurn tne sxm. Unfiling else stops lumbssu, kIMIi I ""' ,i""" bMk ,n,,er', pro''tyl TROUBLES FIXED ON YOUR RRPAIR BILL GARAGE " Arnold 64 Main Auto Clothing and Oloves. Yon unto" eo the line at K, K',, K, Store, Witham'a Auto Service TRIPS TO THK COUNTRY ' A FAIR FAHK ANYYVIIKRK Phono mil Hlsr Drug Co. Blue Front Livery and Feed Stables Mundy A Hilyard, Props. I'Im.iio U.YJW. Klnitislh, near Mlh I'liuiipt nml I'Dlrleiit Mcrvlre, (loot) Iiiiim'x nml Hint iIsn Hk Ortlce of Dr. C. O. Prentice Veterinary Surgeon WRrVLLER&CXys PURE PREPARED PAINT A TALE OF PAINT 4 Seme fttinls fiwlecl, Others beautify, (htm do belli Wm. C. Hum Hardware Co. F ! W P This announcement Leaders in the service carries with it the of Transfer. BnKRage, message of Prompt- Hnttlini. Moving nnil ness Storage ASK -US OVER THE PHONE TO SERVE YOU WESTERN TRANSFER CO. I'Immio 137. HtUi nil Mais To the People of Klamath County and Tourist Spink's Camp on Spring Creek li huh inan lu tho iuhllr for IUIiIiik nml citiiiilitK fur 1 1st' " Him, on HprinK Creek anil Willlmnson Itlvrr. Thn went imitation rraardlnK IUIiIiik In llu Imlimi loimtry to the i'ttnliii of whiles iloo not aaVrt my rJithlN nml the rltflit to fish In HprinK Creek. I own one-half milo rrtH'k frontuuo nloim this Hlrenin, nhlrh entemin on IkIIi fililt of the hlrenm. To nil I evteuil tho invitntiou to lomn In H(irln Creek nml rnjojr the llnest IroHt llslilax In ho fount! In Klnnmlh. ItATICM, i!.00 TKIt DAY. Aiilomohlln jueetii all trains at Chlliiiiiln. I Ion I iiii-I miiIiIIp lirrs fur hire. HARD EARNED MONTY Hut it's easily saved if you tnoko up your mind, Tho Iroublo with mont iii'ojilo Ih ,thoy wnnt to wnlt until thoy'vo ncctimiilntod n lmni mini lieforo mnklnjc tho initial do. iiohU. That's a inlstnko. Don't wait. Our h.tuk tnkoH nny nniount you havo on hand. FIRST STATE H5 SAVINGS;BANK , KLAMATH Fountain W&. Syringes We lmvi u Uiree-umirt, rod rubher, riiihl' How syrliiKe, " thlv Imnl rwhber .les, nt il.fM). It'n li !et tImo ho hine e-er s'eu fur tho money, t lnflerwoorsPhaiMY KLAMATH TALLS OREGON l.miWJ whcrc fAirricuLAii PcqrLC nuy TriKirf onuos ''HII'AV, JIJM) ,,,, If Villi urn li..L Main street. ""Iwte.aaa WOOD! lllork Wood, IihiiI Diiuhlo IihiiI Dry Mlnli, lil.lmi, Dry Slab, Moot .8.7(1 MJW fS.00 lody nml um, M.M(, t "ill mid I'ni'l on KLAMATH I'UKI.co. i'.i Mam Struct Klamath Transfer Co. 010 Miilii Sii,s, NY KIM) or Team or Truck Work Hone mi nIikiI nntli. , r,,,rK,t Phone 298-J FRESH LIME in miy ()iiMitliii, Kiln ,lut lltirm'ii '. I. WII.I.SOV When you buy a FORD Vm ititl reel Mtfr In Inn fni; uM. ll every ilny. t It 1 net-cr urn r iiiiiiiImI tor iteekM twilling lli. in ill a nf Hinm ImiH fi-nii the (Hi in r) in Ihr I'llM. Tliix pail, mi hi'i'i in Mih-k ( I 'mil Ittelirlei. GEORGE BIEHN, Agent pzr FALLS. ORKGON IrTsJai M oiuv In-knr'f rm wx n if Kfe ESLe il .- if.