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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1915)
",? n.-: THUWiDAV,KPTKMltll THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON .2i! &&. 4m s I? 5i c !., v i ft . t r 9f I4 I SHf ,J IV . lit''' i-r-f. I "& i ' HI. li-v 1 1 . I'. fcj" Ift- . -1. -vf . 'fl. jAieasjss MMMMWMOWM FOR RENT Rh?eViaM w -.-l-.. ... i.- . tw. I fSfiaW.. "" MMi ,MW lUWt ' - ONM MMKtMMttL MU.MStk POft fmmb aaaaa, far- tta aa ttk streets, SM ver aaoata. Ia- ejsreeCree.eaa. Mf FOR SALE MR IALB H IM awe arlee ft :eirkea4. Amir to C. . taarteek, wmmMgw Ore I-iwk pMtlALI-CMN Xkoee blurt ttor- eaakri nntlrnrmn laeaire at lat as WaekJagten. 3Mt FOE eUUt-Caaa good yoang mm, fcarasss aad wagoa, cheap. Pkoae n. xkuMta rub. l-at MISCELLANEOUS TO JDCCHANO-10 acre dry taad Falls rosldsaco title perfect; will went Address P. O. box m. italto. IMt .PROFESSIONAL CARDS .CITY. AND COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY AHSVaUpTS DCBVRAKCB "Vaatkaira Oragaa aseeetaHoa Title Mas FfcgedaVM essse! iMesaataaaaf Wo Do tke Work Jaat Right Task work of all klada PADS, PINGBL IiORKNS CerMK)aaaatti Parnate 81 O. 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UACV MeBasmMSBBBi bbbWI aaprT vBSaaagaaBBBBBiaBBBBBBa ,viW v..MSBTaBBBBBBaViBBBBBMl. -J -, a aBaeTHBBaBVBSSa'M . :'.TBBBr BBBBBaBBBBBg bbbbbbbbTbbV ' SaBBBBBBlLaSHSSSSSSPaaWaBBBBBl f "!::' 1BBBBBBBBBBBBBB aBBBBBBBI aaBBBBBBBBBBBBI . A ajBBBBBBBBBBiaBBJBfBBBJ.BBBBBBBBBBBT-' i The Evening Herald W: O. SMITH Editor PaaUaked dally except Huaeay ay The Herald Publlaktag Ceataaay at Klaastk rail, at til feurtk Street. Eatered at tke postoffce at Kteav atk Fall. Oregoa, tor traassilealea tkrougb tke aialle ti eecoad-clasa attar. Subecrlptloa teraas by mall to say adtreea la tke Ualted Statea: Oae rear 15.00 Oae seoatb . KLAMATH FALLS, ONMON THURSDAY, SKPTKMBIR 2, ISIS AND STOP AT KLAMATH FALLS OUR RELATION TO OREGON TWO eTe&U are coming In the sear tatare which shoakt be attracting the atteaUoa of erery producer of any product la Klamath county. They are the Lead Show la PorUaad. aad the Statu Fair at Salem, which will be held la the aarly mouths tkla fall. Klapathaaay aothaTe been aa.weU represeated at the fair at Saa Fran cisco aa she might hare been, but that la ao excuse why she should aot be represeated at these two crests, and all the more 'reason why she should take mora care aad mora pride la Join ing In and taking part la the fairs aad shows of her own state. . We want this, that or the other thlng-rto get them we must show wh;u we have, that we deserve- them, that we can Support thenv deaplte the fact that our resources ought to be well known by this time. If we cannot con vince the proper officials by ourselves, by putting our causa before tke people of Oregoa aa a whole through the proper channels and by the proper methods, we will never get what we want Klamath Is like a foreign land to many sections of this state. Why 7 Because of our railroad connections. Logically, then, how ant we going to get acquaiatedf The rest of the atate la aot or does not know how much It Is suffering by being cutoff from this section through trade channels. Peo ple. In the West are not as yet devol oped to that degree of broad view and comprehensive, deep thought to know of their own accord that .railroad lines honeycombing states, making transpor tation easy aad cheaper, benefits the entire state. The cutting of rates and easy access to all parts permits of stable and equalized business atan- dards. Other-sections are too busy. Therefore we are the ones that Are suf fering the most, and we are the ones that must herald our troubles broad cast, and let the rest of the state know that we are alive, and are not sitting down waiting for the end, of the world. or some other disaster to overtake us. It Is for these reasons that though It takes more money, more time and more work for as to participate In state fairs, Portland land shows and other like enterprises In the north ern part of the state, yet it is clearly up to us to do it. And do It In such a manner that It will attract at tention aad impress on tke minds of the business men, the farmers aad the people aa a whole of Oregon, that we want aid, and that ha have the climate, the soil and everything that goes to make up a prosperous community. Let us advertise a few of our draw backs, taking the chance that It will do us some harm, to place before the people of the state the fact that we are cut off from the railroad, that our train service Is of the worst, that It takes an eight-hour working day to reach Ashland from this city, or this city from Ashland, which, does not advance us one mile aearer Portland U actual i auiance. instead of biding some of these things entirely, let as alt up and take notice and get into touch with the rest of the state. Without a doubt of any sorLand with hundreds of favorable testimon ials, personal, through the columns of nwspapars and many other ways, Klamath county has more of a variety of points of interest, of latereatlag facts and features, of legitimate busi ness, acenery, dairying .posalbUiUea, and so on, without limit almost than any other one section of the state of Oregon. These things should be advertised at the fairs, at the shows, la PorUaad, on the trains and on the mUesosts along the paaue highway. Than, and than only, will we secure what we want Lat the ottisens of this county fat to gether, if not la a mass meeting, taea aa a working unit and see that the Klamath Commercial CUub gets the proper and unbiased support of every legitimate cltlsen in tke, county. We are all working for tke we saouM work throng tke means to secure, results. WfeaaseaU P tke tanas, tke CeauMrdal Clak skeald ke faU to orarleirtaf. We aar tkettal. Wekaewlt Tkea irkat U tke aaatter wHk tke chleeaa et tale couaty aad ettjt Scttttrei Sifts A FORGER IS SAID to turn altppad through Klamath Falls recently. It's a good thing he slipped through aad did hot atop. KLAMATH HAS A "REP" (or stop ping such cltlieaa before they Teach Tine state line aot Tory tar, either. WHY NOT SEND sosae of KlasaatVa mules, a good display or Tegetaklee, some school exhibits, factory products, pictures of Crater WHAT'S THE USB of naming them over? We know what ALL THAT IS NEEDED la the work and the enterprise. A POLICE CHIEF that atahs bank accounts for derelicts Is doing a good work. THAT'S THE SORT of human Inter est in human beings that counts. THE RAILROAD situation la shifting slightly perhaps. IF WE KEEP UP and extend our selves somewhat farther we might be surprised one of these days. THE MONET INTERESTS in this county may be said to be holding us back. FOR THEY have the power to see that the county Is opened up and given a fair chance. a t.ttt-t .r. unsnannv AteM tnward more of these interests might not fall BIO CORPORATIONS are catering to the public favor today aa they should." THE PEOPLE HAVE it tn their power to force them to cater to them. Then it Is up to us. Serbia to Cede Macedonia Report United Press Service PARIS. Sept 2. A dispatch from Athens statea in an unconfirmed re port that Serbia baa decided to cede Macedonia to Bulgaria, thereby ob taining the letter's entrance in the war on the side of the Allies. How's Your Roof? FIX IT WB3LK THE SUN SHINES W. D. MILLER Does all kinds pf roofing aad con crete work Walnut aad 6th. Phone Roberts eaa slVnH . IiJlh BttuM IU'.WHiTbbsbbI T"T"TKF'M.iaa Safety First Safety First is tha policy and practice f The First National Bank of KUmath Falls, Orsfon CAPITAL $100,000.00 SURPLUS $12000.00 UsJtogl Stat PapoiKary '' '' Discovering America . . "Discovering America in Ewrope Fellewing la the first of three rather unusual articles by William 0. Shepherd. Ordinarily a rtportar'a opinions are not cenildered naws. In view ef Shepherd'e unusual experiences In the past year, the Interest. Ing contrast pesalble to him, and the Intanalfled Americanism with which ho eeea altuatlons tn this country on hie return, you probably will look upon this series as an exception. He calla the aerlsa "Dlscoverlnp, America," and dlvldea It Into "Dlecoverlno America In Europe," "Dis covering America In America," and "Discovering the Reason." By WILLIAM 0. SHEPHERD (United Press Staff Correspondent) WASHINGTON, D. C, Sept. 2. In wine, it sometimes is said, there Is truth. War ia.lntoxieaUng, and In the wine of war there is truth. The na tions of Europe are. drunk with-war; their masks are off; you can aea them aa they really are. Just as a drunken man shows his inner self, so do the war-drunk naUona of Europe reveal, to the careful observer, their Inner thoughts and aaoUvea. The revelaUons of the war In Europe are not connaed to the nations of Eu rope, but. extend to the United 8tates. A man who has been in Europe, knee deep in war, for the past year, and then returns to the United Statea, aeea the land of the Stars and Stripes la a new light I have discovered America. The first discovery waa in arope. In all the truthfulness of their war in toxication, tke Europeans showed me the United Statea as they saw it and I was not ashamed, but proud. "The United States is the conscience of the world," said a famous German college professor, now the German 'army censor at Munich "The world has gone, mad, but your land alone Is cool and sane, and we must look to you, at the finish of this war, to tell us what sanity is." At the English front after a day in the trenches, I sat beside a grate fire In a little hotel, a few miles out of shell fire; I didnt want to go to bed, for fear of seeing again, In my sleep, some of the sights I had witnessed during the day. Perhaps the British officers who were sitting around me felt the aame. Suddenly one of them spoke. "One of the greatest men this world ever saw," he said, "was Abraham Lin coln. I've read every word I could ever find about him, and my two little daughters and two little seas know everything about Lincoln that I do." "Yes," spoke up another British offi cer. "Do you know, I've heard Lincoln menUoned ever so many times lately. Something in this war, it seems, ap pears to have turned attention to Lin coln, though I cant tell why. I've just read a book about him, and I know ever so many people In London who've done -the same. The newspapers keep quoting him all the time, too." "It's because he was always for the under dog," said the first officer. "He was brave and patient and kind and honest You know, my children love that story about him and the aix penny pieces he had in an old sock." RAILWAY WHITE OF Unquestionable Quality SAVES TIM E-MONEY-PROPERTY Builds a Reputation for the Painter GIVES SATISFACTION FIRST LAST AND ALL THE TIME & Hanks "What waa that?" nsVeil n thlrtl offi cer, Interested. "Well, one time Lincoln kept a gro cer's shop In a llttlo vIIIarc, and the village postoffice was In a corner or his shop. He hnd charge of It. One day he failed in business; he'd tried to make A go of It for months, but down he went All the clUicna of the village thought he was ruined, and some of the men, who. were his good friends, feared that he had probably used the postoffice money In trying to savo his shop. So they collected about forty pounds among themselves you know, everybody who knew Lincoln loved him and took it to him. 'Here's forty pounds, Abe,' they said. Wo figured that you had lost the postoffice money, too, in the amaah, and aa soon as the sheriff comes around and finds It out you'll be In trouble.' '"Just wait a minute, boya,' said Lincoln, '111 run upstairs and get the postoffice bank and see how I stand.' "Pretty soon he came down stairs, carrying an old sock, full of coins, six pences and thrupencea and pennies, and they were the very coins that ho had been taking in nt the postofflco window during all the hard months. "Lincoln counted it all out, and then said. Thanks, awfully, boys, hut I don't bellve I need a cent of your money.' "That's the story about Lincoln that my children love the beat," concluded the Britisher. In London, aome weeks later, at sev eral book stores I discovered there hss been a growing demand, since the war began, for hooka on Lincoln. DRESS WARM AND KEEP FEET DRY TELLS RHEUMATISM SUFFERERS TO TAKE SALTS AND GET RID OF URIC ACID f Kheumatlsm la no reapector of age, sex, color or rank. If not the moat dangerous of human afflictions, It is one of the moit painful. Those subject to rheumatism should eat leaa meat, dreaa aa warmly aa possible, avoid any undue exposure, and, above all, drink lots of pure water. Rheumatism la caused by uric acid which is generated la the bowels and absorbed Into the blood. It Is the function of the kldneya to filter this acid from the blood and cast it out in the urine; the pores of the skin are also a means of freelag the blood of this Impurity. In damp and chilly cold weather the skin pores are closed thus forcing the kldneya to do double work; they become weak and slug gish and Jail to eliminate this uric add which keeps accumulating and circulating through the system, even tually settling in the Joints and mus cles, causing stiffness, soreness and pain called rheumatism. At the first twinge of rheumatism get from any pharmacy about four ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon- rui in a glass of water and drink be fore breakfast each morning for a week. This is said to eliminate uric acid by stimulating the kidneys to normal action, thus ridding the blood of these impurities. Jad Salts Is inexpensive, harmless and la made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with llthia and is used with excellent results by thousands of folks who are subject, to rheumatism. Here you have a pleasant, effervescent llthia-water drink which overcomes uric acid and is beneficial to your kidneys as well. I Paid Advertisement) St Mary's Aeaeemy Classes at St Vary's Academy, kfed. ford, Oregon, will reopen September 7tb. Both boarders and day pupils are received. Fall kighsekoel course. In dividual attention in primary and grammar grades. Exceptional advant ages In art, music, Cklna painting and modern languages. Excellent commer cial course. For particulars, address Sister Superior. g.g t Just rtaalved seme good desk klet. Pavilion Danes Saturday Night PEERLESS ORCHESTRA SPECIALS For Friday and Saturday SILVER THISTLE SLICED BEEP lU'KUlnr 25s Special 20c 3 lor 50c JELLY GLASSES HeRulnr 40c dox. Special, N'tfic lti WINNER BRAND CATSUP ItcKUlnr 20c, Special, ,'lfio KING HELGE SARDINES I'ncked In l'uro Ollvo Oil Regular 16c, Special, 10o Try Grants Hygine Crackers A Daily Kcgulator Katcn dally In placn of bread will help keep the systom In kooI order. VAN RIPER BROS. "GET THE HABIT" Phone 85 6th and Main Piano Moving We handle It with care. PHONE gr O.K. Transfer Co. Office on Sixth, between Main and Klamath GOING CAMPING? We are closing out our line of TENTS, WAGON COVERS and CANVAS AT ABSOLUTE COST See Our Window for Priccg. SVm. C. Hum Hardware Co. Quick and Reliable Service Freight, baggage or passenger. Equipped with auto bueaa and auto trucka. Meet all train and boat. Oay or night service. Western Transfer Co. Phene: Office, 187; Residence, 2MB. EVERY DOLLAR FIRST STATE and VI 1U1TII nil WM B3jA!jl """" r alls, UKauun Baby Foods Talcum Powder Sponges Toilet Soaps JUST FOR BABY We carry a full lino of Ibiujr NiU, UHil i rally specialise la this lino. Jnat link iin )lrnt mill you tvlH gel tin. boat goods at, fairest rl'""' I lll11uBlsBssiafaflC ssSsssi gasSsssatai'Brmar g4 gjgj BjSBSBsj gJgsBgsagvagi Sag L gssgsajsayBj BBBjavBjBf ear BSSBSBeBVassBSSSBB ABOUT anvi I;' HALF THE TBI! Half the watehti that smm. carry artn't doing thrE, work. And really It la not the fault. the watchtt. " " Notcltantd or thought abwt maybe lor years-how coulai watch bo exnccttd to rtnew uood eorvlee7 We are soliciting your WUk work. We are able to ran you unquaatlontd eatlefactlan. And by doing this we do MORI than give you accural tin keeping qualltleswo add ynn to the life of your watch, That'a worth while, Isn't lit W guarantee everything, Klamath Jewelry Co. H. J. Winters, Manager LAUNCHES For Rent Willi or without driven), for irk mi rlllicr Lower or Uiwr tak Telford & Son Corner Coager and Mala Blocks Are Cheaper Green Slab, pr cord , tl50 Peyton's big block wood, cord, 12.00 You save 50c every time you buy a load of blocks; but more than than that, the blocks are c Inner and nicer to handle; leu train and more heat. KLAMATH FUEL CO. (. I'KVTON, Manager YOU-DEPOSIT In llilx Imnk mount llml It Marts working for you ns you worked for II. And It works twenty-four hours o dny mid 365 days n year. The nmi'it ilollitrs you deposit tlio more wuikora you huvo. , Dogln now, and bo mi employer of monoy well a mi oiiriior of It. SAVINGS BANK I n Mnnml Nursing Bottles Nipple Teething Ring Medkine. ' i fl I t Wa 'tf IV, a :, m m la seat for vegefables and products ef Sea Mlleete. i ?'-, M s Urn.'".)"- --. ' "-1 . !. ? ArtK .. rir,aBBBBBBM ..;- a . i aaar i. BR.";t.-'M-i.