The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 21, 1915, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextlT fiP. &i BBBBr"97 . -W K I s? " THE EVENING HCALD KLAMATH FALLS, ORKOON WK1NMWAY, JULY, ai( 4 i ' 'v-1f.iTr. c.iiej -i SSS 7? m j a a a "" H-ar asi if a .BBBBsfsBBBi XIbbbbbbbbbbbbI JbBjTsb. JCBff '" " w . . . . . - A rJ?;;&X..ROW-mAL.K T. ?n7-, - mw SsauB'SAV.al TniflWM TmIi h .'j'AWf.- -wr. - . . j wil Ml" r".-.-l:i-J -- t- ..- A. mill -- A.A'ilWV,e"M ""l wtm, - -- J(I'V . ' t --.. . . & fc . y Vj&k Wi KlMHtl hum, atee or rarm ,i.-'JI"iJ.' - - , . ... m RWMMMH " . narrami m iV.''Hf M hffiHwai-?!1 US". asi3" v The Evening Herald W.O.SMITH Editor LOST AND FOUND &r" LOST-awtMa foMIac kodak aad .Efcr -turjiut caee betweea Modoc Vvc4Motat7wHJAH. Reward. Notify - St-lt I'sMlsaed telly sissst IiMw by The Herald Pabttshtag Company at Klamath Fallt, at 111 Fourth Street Satered at tka seetotfce at Kiss lb falla, Oratoa. for traaaailaaloa tkrougk the mails at tecoad-eleas attar. f$Jn-m lull l - v -Srf- J1 Tlw' w MISCELLANEOUS : . MMMaBBIMMMBMlHlWV I gpPWklaf il KINO aad plala sewlag. " MraT J. I. Crawford, over Palace ; u Market. , 1-t . ''' v riv sr e. s. . " a, ,.- .' iV Subaeriptloa Urau by aiall to aay address Id the Halted States: Oae year 15.80 Oae month ,. .8t KLAMATH FALLS, OftavOON WEDKBSDAY, JVLT, 81, 118 PROFESSIONAL CARDS Gai. caftUff' &3r & & &? jr. -? K i (J . i. ; -. I iie " ACITY AND COUNTY , ABSTRACT COMPANY AMinUCn INMnUaNVB 'i MeatMri Oregea AaaeetaHa TMla Mm A AXU STOP AT KLAMATH FALLS CLEAN UP. ll "u -jp i fttalii ill Ti We De tke Wark Jaat Right Task work of all Uada .-.(. aB0'N muav, . iiamn - " '"' - OarmKiaaMtk FkeawSlS H ' ' ft. DhhIi Trafcr C. ! Maaa Street We fcae Uw keet ieijaaw aa fcaael. k IS Vdeck taaaaa. We an alee ageata for tke eady fceate ea the V Lai. PHOWH -5 v:- ' it: iy& W St.T k-J ,X - ' f LVM TMMS B WIN ' ., BMCLHAli BLOCKS r. - li?- '(OierUSea.lt.) .SS.7S (Over SM ea. ft.) MhmkbAttjMb. Co. - Vfr- SMc ? Sfc. -4V - .'ft -J: " W. D. MILLER Maaafactarer of " HOLLOW VOILDINa. AND SILO BLOCKS ANB FLVH8 ALL KINDS OF CONCRICTK BMewiUu, Floora aad ' Retatalag Walla ROOFING A SPBCIALTb SiVfk mrJK Wanln..v FtMNMSM I BLOCK WOOD W1U aevar ke cheaaer thaa sew. Ve akemld preat fcy the low eriee. SBSgk load $20 ' DohbIs load $3.75 te atecfc ay for the wtater ': KLAMATH FUEL CO. O; PBTTON, "nangir . 5! 5 Main Street rHE CITY beantltul U a alogaa M that aay city, towa or Tillage aught be proud to hate attributed to It and aay city or towa that caa rlgktly koaat of kavtag tuck a alogaa haa eoaMtklag that It not oalr worth dollars and cents aad many of them but haa aoaethlag that caa be prised higher ikaa mere areaey. r-1 At oae tlaae Klaaiatk Falla waa Imbued with the City Beautiful movement which waa backed strong then by a women's organisation of the city. As a result some- good work waa accomplished and oae moaumeat has stood until this day, that of the paper and refuse cans along the street Chief of Police Baldwin Is aa ad Tocate of the City Beautiful Idea so far at least aa keeping the alleys. streets, vacant lota aad other prop erty cleaned up so as to to be respect able. And for this he Is to be highly commended. Tke etty charter provides that un sightly places which become nuis ances shall be ordered cleaned up aad leaves tke judgment as to tke ex teat of tke nuisance to the Chief of Police. It provides that ke ehall notify the property owner aad If tke places Is not cleaned up within lve daya a aotlce shall be posted la a cosnptcuoua plaee on the property stating tke facta of the law aad thea It proper aetloa la aot takea tke of fender may be haled Into court aad fined. The chief haa been working for several weeks bow aad lads a gen eral good, feeling aad willingness to remedy, tkese defects wherever he happens to And them. Yet aome do not take tke proper attitude and want to see Jim Joaea Bert door or down the street tea or fifteen blocks away clean up his place first. If all took this attitude we would have a One appearing city. Everybody would be waiting for the next : aad practically none would do the work. It la up to every person to show enough civic pride aad love for their community to see that tka chiefs requests are promptly attended to and beat Urn to it if we caa. Another thing or two that the people of Klamath Falls should pay more attention to and observe Is the puttlag la and attending to of alee appearing lawns, trees aad shrub bery. Nothing appeals to a stranger within our gates so strongly aa well kept lawns, properly located trees and a general aeat aad attractive avpearaace about tke -homes. It de notes thrift, good business and a general whole-hearted, cleaa-mladed spirit throughout a community. If we do not And them there Is given aa Impression of something else that we do aot believe Klamath people as a whole are afllcted wltk. their efforts to secure tor Ktaaatk Fails aa orgaataaUoa whisk will be referred to by all aa a model, aot only la term aad system ot operation but also la achievement tor the com munity. The endorsement ot the plaa by A. L. Mills, oao ot tke leading Isaac lera ot the Northwest aad oao thor oughly la touch with the organisa tion pitas, Is a very stroag factor la support of the movement which the committee has undertaken, aad serves to give to the financial later- eats of the community additional confidence In the reorganisation pro gram which haa already received their endorsement. The attitude of Portland toward this community, and the readlaesa of the Portland Chamber of Commerce to cooperate with the Klamath Com mercial Club as toon as It Is reor ganised on the right- lines, aa pro posed, and ready to give united sup port to a systematic developmeat program, as expressed by Mr. Mills In his remarks at the luncheon, aad as further enlarged upon by ktm la private conversation with some ot our citlieas, Is a matter of the great est moment to all this section. It means that Klamath Falls wilt, un der the new plans, have the backing of the powerful Portland organisa tion la all Its large undertakings for the development of this section. It only remalna for us to make of the Commercial Club the right kind and the large organisation it ahould be, and launch It upon a detalte con structive work, broad la scope and comprehensive In character, ready to unite with others of like mind aad character In promoting work for the What theWar Moves Mean MEN MATURED ARE STUDENTS BY J. W. T. MABON (United Prase Staff Corrwpondfiit.) i NEW YORK. July 21 Orcnt Brit- 81MMKK MTIIOOI ala Is at met forced to rome to Krlps with trade unionism nnd Us revolts.' good ot all. . Scattered Shots .'. CHIEF BALDWIN is on the trail ot speeders aad If you don't watch out he will get you. KLAMATH HAS the stuff. do we knowT How IT HAS BEEN demonstrated too many times before it waa demon strated yesterday at the luncheon at the Pelican. IF YOU OET Jumped on by the Chief of Police or the City Health Officer for having a nuisance lark ing around your place, take It like a man. IT MAY HAVE been there so long that you have become used to It But another person will notice It GREEN QRA88, trees and good sidewalks denote good people, good homes, a prosperous community and contentment HOW DOES Klamath stack up? because ot the wnr. For months the government authorities have evaded labors frequout chnllengcs. Military discipline Is now necessary to prevent a coal famine Not only aro the munitions factories depend ent upon a constant supply of coal but a shortage would sorlously crip lo the nary., Tho covcrnmont Is now forced for the sako of self-pres ervation to comDel the miners to end the wage atrlke. The point at issue is not tho in creased wags Itself but the manner of appllcatlsa. The operators are willing to pay more but because of the unusual conditions accompany lag the war, ask that the advance be temporary la the form of a war bon us. The miners rejected this pro posal aad demaad that the Increased wage be made permanent and effect ive Immediately. The miners refuse to mediate thus Inviting conflict with the government regulation that in dustrial troubles must bo submitted for arbitration. The situation is all the more serious because the miners are the aristocrats of unionism. They aro regarded as the most pow erful unloa In all England. The miner workers receive the highest avenage (wage paid any organised working class. The unton has long possessed a privileged position In labor circles. The union which includes 160,000 workers la made up of hardy mea who have grown accustomed to ever- awing the weaker trade unions. The miners expect to wage their fight on the enticing basis that the outcome of this struggle will determine the future of trade unionism la Eng land. If the allied unions can be forced to Join In on a sympathetic strike, the miners believe that the government will be compelled to re open the mlnea by hastening an award favorable to the workers Ir respective of the merits of the con iroversy. rernapa tne miners are working for this hoping to win great union victory greater thaa aay other in the history of organised labor In England. NOTA1H.K, AC- (tmi)INO TO 1UIIKCTOH, FOR MMIIKIl OF .MEN IN PRIME OF 1,1 KK WHO HKOISTKHKD ( lleiiilil ShhIn Service) UNIVERSITY OF ORKOON, Ku gone, July 21. In splto of tho laa nmtv fair, which was expected to lure away many prospective students, and leave tho university of Oregon Sum mer session with a decrease In at tendance the tttudents have been coinlug In at a rate which has broken alt records both for site and for rap idity of Increase. "This I a mature student body," said Dr. Joseph Senator, director of tho summer session. "1 estimate that tho men students average more than thirty years ot age. Thoro U an extraordinary number of county and city superintendents and IiIrIi school principals among them." Among the special features of the Summer School will bo tho Sixth An nual Oregon Educational Conference, and the Third Annual Oregon Inter denominational Conference of Min isters. The enrollment of the summer school on tho fourth day was 165. Last year's high water mark, reached later In the aesslon, was 141 stud ents. GOING TO CRATER LAKE Ac commodations for two In machine going to Crater Lake Thursday, S5 each. Phone The Clarement. 21-lt What's the matter wHh having s public playground for oar chtldrea? Vote for A. J. Lyle for mayor. Just try me. 16 adv. Sport doplsts of Medford lost their sarcasm but lay the winning of the game to everything but Klamath's good team. WE HAVE another game them later this sessoa here. with Whafa the matter ot haviac the cky take over the cemetery? Vote for A. J. Lyle for mayor. Jaat try me. 16 sdv. Herald want ada results. yiM! v M O. K. Livery and w tmmd SfmblM Madrw Jk HftH Props. SSJ. Oer.SthaadOsk J'PrewH aad daVieat service, Good 'St x i1I;;;s.i&. ., i ."-. . horses sad Srst class rigs 5& SSJ GOOD FOR KLAMATH FALLS! Hwiy A L- e OHesef sslr.. W- i Dr. C O. 4.1 j, "rt A .KVl.fi WiJf .('' Q4 mm w ??? HOTEL tor' Js ft, t J..,. aersa, &. A, "iff,. , ' t-Wtf TU - THE CITIZENSHIP ot Klamath Falls is again to tho frost la the matter of showing loyalty to the community and readlaesa to unite on right lines for tho best Interests of the city snd county. This wss dem- ousinea in s splendid manner yes terday when the busy mea of the city volunteered to give of their time and service In the work ot creetlag for Klamath Fain such s commercial organisation aa will be a credit to tho city sad enable the commuslty to do tke things aesdfal for the an. bulldlsg of tka whole people. The sua present at Us Whits Pel- loan yesterday were from among tho sueessefsl.kaeisess asm of the city. sad wars sulck to see the advantage possessed, by the aew torn of orges uatloa lor tho Csmmercial Club as -n rona s tasi isaoseoa. That y so rsftdllr esareesed their will- Isgaess to svs some Urns saw work to tho bttildlac sp of tho proposed eommeretal body gives easourase asoat to the streeters aad re-orges- to eostlue la get clccJYWj&is3usBRBssw MlssaJr T 'w,rn'PalFsT fBBBsTt J JsBBSsKJsBassmdaT .ssbbBbI R W Hssssas TXsssslssssssssI ssM 51 1 MAIN ST. Yea, Madam ,we seU abtbiac bat the Highest Grade of Faro Food Groceries, at very able prices, too. Let as make aa w customer of yoa by yoa with BETTER - for LESS mosey with aa veiled daUrtijr sorvtee. Let as osavaaco yoa by sdv. fi! lac as a trial order, tfcajaaaw bf ar W V sv st ANNOUNCEMENT. I wish to announce that I have moved from the Oolden Rulo Store to tho Hotel Hall lobby. Hours from 1 to 6 p. m. Massage, ehanipolnir, hair dressing, scalp treatment and manicuring done at your home be tween the hours of 8 and It a. m. Scalp treatments 12 for 15.00. I guarantee to cure dandruff. Switch es ayea ana repairou. will make you a switch out of the camblngs or match your shado In new hair. 29-4t HELEN M. TURNER. Doing Their Duty Scores of Klamath Falla Readers Are Learning the Daty of the Kidneys THERE arc more Waltham atcnes in use on the great rail roads of this country than all other makes combined,, Why? Because the Waltham Watch can be relied upon to keep accurate time under the most trying conditions. "' Tiiut You Hwntd a Waltham" xllPtWufSatVtesaftt T. a McHATTAN To Alter the blood Is the kidneys' duty. When they fall to do this the kid neys are weak. Backache and other kidney Ills may follow. Help the kidneys do their work. Use Doan's Kidney Pills tho test ed kidney remedy. Proof of their work In Hie follow ing: Daniel Flatcn, C. street, Jackson ville, Ore., says: "I suffered from weakness of the kidneys and all the disorders that go with kidney com plaint. I ached all over. Doan's Kidney Pills soon fixed me up In good shape." Price 50c at all dealers. Don't simply sak for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Flaten had. Foster-Mllburn Co.,, props., nuiralo, N. Y. (Psid Advertisement) Trade st tat a that 'Psoas srefal Food Oreo- el rsasire the VAN RIPER BROS.:: "Mm ss austt" .i 'j'ltose is - fth aad Mats tZLWmWmWmfmXmmmlLmk PaIIIW illfr H jArcMorwyB wJ 'gHflHKHHbai Mi!imWM SSSBBSsVBBSSSSSSSr! SBBBBV BBBBBBbKbBBbI OBStBBBBBBBBBBBBBBr BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBr !aBBT sssssssaW " Htssai naaBBSBBrsH bbbssssssssssssssT .aassssl BBBBBBBBBBBl bKBBBbI IrcaBBBBBBBBBBBl SBBBBBBBBBBBBsPrBBmBW gsBHSHScaVlBBH .bBHSHSHSHSHSHF f --. f H . IIIIHI DRINK HOT TEA FOR A BAD GOLD ' ii IIM . .,.i ,,iif Get ii urnsll package of Ilamburf; llrcast Tea. or as tho Qernun fnlka call it, "Hamburger Brust Thee," at any pliannacy. Take a tablespoonful of the iru, put a cup oi iMiung water upon it, pour through a sieve and drink a teacup full at any time during tho day or More retiring. It is the moat effect lie way to break a cold and curr grip, a It opens the pores of the skin, relieving congestion, aim loosens the bowels, thus driving a cold from the system. Try It the next time you suffer from a cold or the grip.. It la iaesptnslve and entirely vegetable, tken'ora safe ana narmiesa. What's the mattrr with haviag some action. Vote for A. J. Lyle for mayor. Just try ms. 16 dv. If yen aro tasking; for a aeaTh' Ids cky ar raaatry, see tllcosTaM U(astrset. " HOW ABOUT A CHISEL? Yon can have one nny slit' for any iurpoi nnd nl any price. AH lini ki'i'ii edge and nre mndy for mhc. 'I'licso toolH, toitvthor with n ihw, plnne, linmnier, etc, conitl mn nlmiit nil you'll need at homs anil ovory mun list use for them fii'iiui'iitly A ! BBBBBlSkBBaw C s I L Wm, C. Hurn Hardware Co. tm MR. FISHERMAN- Com to Spink's Fishing and Camping Resort ON SPRING CREEK Rats per Day $2.00 Pmr Wk $12.50 STOCKMEN! Wo air ir'Hirl to rereive hunwe, mulm or rattle, rllli r (or impure or for Mle on commUnlon at iIm big Weed KsbhIi, nrar l'rt Klnmnili. We also buy anil sell homes aail mules. Wi Imve rf'rured the Wretl Itiinrti of itl.AOS arrra, aaii Hill ue Il at ii tni iimbllsg place for nil klatls of alork, where It Mill le lumrniriii fur buyers lo makr liiMirtliin. Ilurr tirokes to work or rlilr. t'liarKra for pasture MorM's, 7.V mt iiioatli; Cattle, rtOc rr iiionth. For further partkslar Mrltn J. F. ADAMS & SONS FORT KLAMATH, ORKOON 1hl nuiiniiniBNni rarrlea Uie mrsaaas to itom thai Western Transfer Co. lliiulliitf rawenurr, Uaggage aad Frssglit m Mall Hosts for Calkins & Hamilton l'lioiH H7. or leave orders sKUMl Mais slrret. A NEST EGG rtiorcil uttay with im nnd roiiHtiiiit y IicIiir added to and plllnx "P Interest which keeps rompoundlnc ulll surety put you In a position where you will be Independent Inter on. Wo ask yon to open jo'ir Initial savings account with iih Wo pay four per cent, cow poiiiiitod Hi'ml-onnually. FIRST STATE M SAVINGS BANK ftWflltl rALLS, OREGON luJBBACWAND LUMBAGO HGHT OUT Bbs Pais aad rllsisi twav with tisailstttUsfsUsjastt iJaMstOU Wlien jour back U sore aad lame or lumbaso. seiatlea or itmutiu i... you stiffened I up, des't tUBerl Get a 25 cent bottle of old. h Jacob. Oil" at asy dru. atorcpour a Uttle la your haad aalrob ifrlght tato tlu pataor ssht, sad by the tfrns you count ifvy; the serestss aad lame awt l gout. Don't sUy sriBfladl This soothinu nnu'. H takea the sake aad pain rlul.t ;..t nf your btek and tsdt tasinffi ,t'.U, &$ T sbaaluteiy Umu ind doewH bsra the skis. ' Nothlns alee atosa balo ..i..i -ad laias bask alry wJSmW BEST RESULTS If you load your camera with the genuine Eastman N. C. FUm. Wa are the only drug store in Klamath Fall having it for sale. Let us do your developiiif and printing. PRICES RIGHT UnftlWMtft MalaWY 3? KLAMATH TALLS 0RE0OW TOrr wncIr.JP"7UUAa) PCOPLK VLW u' inurr onuaa lAErTsfto n "aBSSBBSSBSSSSBBBSSSBSSSS 1 m ' t Hose! Hose! II a. nese: ,v NOT LADIES' HOSE , GARDEN HOSE FOR SALE... the clbiaptM pit, te the aty. H. Boivin's Plumbuw a9fcbp on Fifth Straat, batwaw Mai. wsdlcLAe-w .. 4 WJ' r " ' r J'