The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 09, 1915, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'?? "Ti TMUMDAV, lPTtMH. u- THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON $t I .... ....Ilj anma need desk blot- $&' !&. 1-4 " I i ' -. 4. r -nr r& l(SlJ IS? to.' IJX&lr I'-i,; u iL M iW"0 V V InVtChMMAih. FOR RENT NICSLY furnished aearUmte at the Oregea House. Kkmath. sear Sixth FOR SALE IXMt tALS-Hoge. 100 head front ate weeks mi to 1M pounds; one reg istered Berkshire hoar; will Mil in Iota tf. salt. LUkey Bros. 34t FOR SALE Second hand automobile , at a Bargain. Call evenings at the Central garage. t FOR SALE. Good restaurant busi ness, complete fixtures; best location on stain street. Enquire 538 Main. ?-6t FOR SALE Good covered hack cheap. Pboae 38. 8-H LOST AND FOUND LOST Gold watch and chain, Wal tham movement Reward If returned to Herald ofilce. ?-8t MISCELLANEOUS ROOM AND BOARD by the weak. H: private family. Enquire Mrs. J. Uer UngT First and Fine streets. 84t Herald want ads cat results. PROFESSIONAL CARDS CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. ABSTRACTS INSURANCE Members Oregon Association Title Men Old Stoves Made New Now is the time to get out your ld heatere and have new linings made. No need to buy new stoves. We can fix your old one as good as new. Our charges are very mod erate. Pde, Pinsfe & Lorenx CorsxaAKsaaaattt PhoaeSlS O. K. Livery and Feed Stables Mummy Jr. Halyard, Props. Pboae 8SJ. Cor. Sth aad Oak t'roiiiiu aad eslcleat service. Good horses. asrtl first class rigs Omea of Dr. C. O. Prentice Veterinary Surgeon Come to the Garage that Guarantees you Satisfactory Service in everything. Whether you' store your car with us permanently or ust buy occasional supplies, we guarantee to. please you in both Quality and Price. The Best-Grade of Gasoline ac the Lowest Market Price. Cry our Service once and notice the difference. Wow's Your r Roof?" FIX IT WHILE THE 'NVN SfflNRS JWO . . & mm. MILLER tM aM JUneb ef roeaVsg ami eoa SsAlt' . ' fcjft ?' P rsmmBmsFsmmmmmmmmmV I mmmasmC3ssmU Hyy limtBmmmmBrmVsMflfl Smmmmmmmmmmmmmmal ft I IVBmmmmBmTl I Howie Garag f-WemmSmmtwk The Evening Herald W.O.SMITH EsHtor Published dally except Sunday by Tba Harald Publishing Coapaay of Klamath Falls, at tit Faurth Street. Entered at the poetofJce at Klam ath Falls. Oregon, tor traaealeatea throufh the malts as second-class matter. Subscription 'terms by mall to say sddreas In tba Ontted 8tatas: - One yaar $6.00 Oaa moath KLAMATH FALLS, OMMON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER , 1I1S AND artOP AT KLAMATH FALLS "THAT SECOND TRAIN" laE ARE waiting for that second ff train that waa to have placed on the ran between this city and Weed. It was promised and It was admitted that we should hare it by District Agent Smith oa his list visit over the road on the regular train here. On his previous trip he came in on a special, and so did not see the actual conditions as they are. On his second trip here he came In i the dally, and then he realised what the people of this county need. and what they are getting. It la stated on good Information that the sleeper i recently placed on No. 40 is finding pood patronage. It is full coming and fcolng, several local people have at tempted to secure berths on the way out, but were unable to, as the car was filled up. The inability of the single train now to reach here on time puts this country just about twelve hours further behind than it is already. But a portion of the mall is distributed, or it so, so late doe to the lateness of the train, that it cannot be secured until the next morn ing. TYPHOID FEVER THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH feels partlcalarly proud of the record of this state in the matter of typhoid fever. In 1910 there were 172 death from typhoid fever; in 1914, cer tainly with a greater population, there were 63 deaths. Figures compiled In morbidity statistics give the mortality rate from typhoid fever in the United States as from M to 29 per 100,000 pop tuaiioa. Taking the population of Oregon at 700,000. the deaths in 1914 would be less than nine per 100,000, a rate that we believe to be lower than in any oth er state. This has been made possible through a campaign of education in the matter of water supplies. Not only municipal, but supplies in rural com munities are incomparably better than five years ago. In the few instances where municipalities draw their water from contaminated sources, modern purification plants have been Installed that are apparently furnishing excel lent results. There yet remains much to be done. The most common sources of con tamination at the present time are the various springs, mountain resorts and coast towns, where people go to search of -health and recreation during the va cation period. The possibilities of anil' typhoid inoculation developed during ine past rew years nave Been one or the great triumphs of medicine. State Quarterly Bulletin. e e Scattered Shots WHILE AMERICA and England are doing all the talking about the Hes perian, Germany is lettin' 'em. THE CONSTRUCTION WORK on the Espee continued through one win ter in this section, aad there la noth ing to prevent it again, if SOMETHING IS STARTED. AIR RAIDS are playing a more im portant part In the war at many points. PARIS AND LONDON seemed to have been the objective points lately. THE DAYS of the straw hat, bathing costume, etc., are passing the football suits, bob sleds, eta, will come next PRESIDENT 8PROULB says be is satisfied with the passenger trame on their roads this year, IF HE WAS NOT. we would like to know what he wants. THEY HAVE HAD so many trains oa their alsata Use that they hardly handle A President Calls Congress Leaders to Confer on War Preparedness No 1-llalr Let, chairman af the aenate committee on coast defense.. No. 2-Jame. Hay, chairman ol the house committee an military affairs. No. 3-Qeor,. E. Chamberlain, chairman o t aerate . comml tee o n ml liury affal s No. 4-Lemu.l E. Padgett. Chairman of the house committee on naval attain. No. S-B.njamln R. Tillman, chair, man of senate committee on naval affaire.- No. S-Claude Kltchln, majority leader of the house. SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBr KjAjaaait), vmV .smmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmr mmwmT bTstSsMl AggggggggggBaft'''1 ?' $ Cfcgmmma mmmmmmmm. w JJ - bH BBBBBBBBBBBBBBaFABtP 'S3"w'v. ' BBBBBBBBBBBBBBvivf Amswv SmmmtmW' .amTSaWSammV ..ArmW. 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This is a statement made byi Senator Tillman,, chairman of the sen-! ate committee on naval affairs, when. be was invited to take part "The purpose of the conference is the beginning .of the formulation of definite measures and plans to be placed before congress at its coming session in obedience to public opinion aroused in favor of preparedness for war. I predict without hesitation that every man at the conference will back President Wilson in any measure he may advocate for increasing our na tional defenses. The present war has taught us the need of being prepared. We want to be prepared not bo much for war as against war. At the confer ence I shall advocate strongly a larger navy. We need many more submarines of the type which has proved must suc cessful in the European conflict I be lieve this government should also have many more cruisers of the fastest type possible to be built But mainly the submarine has become the great factor In naval warfare, and we should be alive to Its possibilities. The storage battery Invented by Thomas A. Edison, I am told by naval experts, will be a great asset to our submarines, making them more efficient and less dangerous to their crews. In that the battery does not generate chlorine gas. "Then, too, we must provide for the purchase, manning and care of a fleet of aeroplanes. I do not favor a large standing army, but I am strongly In favor of training many more army offi cers than we do, and I favor, also, mil itary training for boys and youths In Kchools and colleges." A FULL LINE 1 This agency makes a specialty of! Are, life, accident liability, burglary and other Insurance, surety bonds, leans, rentals, city and country prop arty of all kinds. Have the equipment and the help that guarantees prompt and efficient service. No trouble to answer questions. Chllcote, 698 Main street, Fhone 66. 1 "$' e '. Miiiiii STOP CATARRH! OPEN NOSTRILS AND HEAD Says Cream Applied in Nostrils Relieves Head-Colds at Once, ,'"' t , n , .. ..,.., j Count fifty! Your cold in head or catarrh disappears. Your, clogged nos trils will open, the air passages of your bead will clear and you can breathe freely. No more snufllng, hawking, musous discharge, dryness or headache; no struggling for breath at night. Get a small bottle df Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist aad apply a little of this fragrant antiseptic cream Inyour nostrils. It penetrates through every air passage of the bead, sooth log and healing the swollen or in flamed mucous membrane, giving you instant relief. Head eolds aad catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed up and miserable, ReWef la sure. (Paid Adrertlsemsat) smaaaaaaaaaaaasStmaaaaaaaV ' Bsaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasai ' I smaBamaaassssfJsaamaH Fight for New Fight Crown APPLETON, Wis., Sept. 9. The cruiser crown will be at stake tonight when Jack Moran, whose manager, Harry James, claimed the title the day after the new class was established at the Cleveland convention, and Buck Gorman fight ten rounds. Both men are to weigh In at 175 pounds at 3 o'clock this afternoon. KLAMATH PEOPLE HELPED Klamath Falls people have discov ered that ONE SPOONFUL of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed In Adler-l-ka, relieves eour stomach, gas and constipation AT ONCE. The remedy Is well known as the appendicitis preventative. whitman Drug Co. adv HOW "FT HELPS . SORE, TIRED FEET Good-bye sore feet, burauur feet. swol. In feet, sweaty feet, m.Uiaf'met, tlit feet Good-bye corns, callouses, bunions aad raw BMW. e astro shoe tight ness, no mere IlmpiBf with pain or drawing up your face ia ageay. "TIZ"i) megieel, aots right off. "TIZ" draws out all the poisonous exuda tions which puff up the feet Use "TIE" and for. tret your foot misery,. ,AbK-bow com (triable your feet feel,- ev 85 cent l.ox f '-'HZ" now at' ear druppUt or .Ifjuirtmi-nt store. Don't suffer. Have jrwM fort, (jlil feet feet -that never !! vi-wr Mrt, never get tlrd. A jcjr'i' fitot comfort gMraatesd er moms tt'funded, , isaaaaaam saaami maasaeaV WantAdsP-Hg IwWmsf II A CORD 16-inch slabwood at f 1 a cord at the Long Lake mill. 6-7t RECIPE TO CLEAR A PIMPLY SKIN 1'i.MI'LKS AUK lMI'lJIUTlKM 8KEK IXO A.N OUTLET THROUGH THE SKIN POItKH I'lmples, sores and bolls usually re sult from toxins, poisons and Impur ities which are generuted In the bow els and then absorbed Into the blood through tbo very ducts which should absorb only nourishment to sustain the body. it Is the function of the kidneys to filter impurities from the blood and cast them out in the form of urine, but in many Instances the bowels create more toxins and impur ities than the kidneys can eliminate, then tbo blood uses the skin pores as the next best moans pt getting rid of thene Impurities which often break out all over the skin In the form of pimples. The surest way to clear the skin of these eruptions, says a noted author ity, Is to get from any pharmacy about four ounces of Jad Salts and take- a tablespoonful In a glass of hot water each morning before break. fast for one week. This will prevent the formation of toxins In tho bow- els. It also stimulates the kidneys to normal activity, thus coaxing them to filter the blood of impurities and clearing the skin of nimniB. Jad SalU Is Inexpensive, harmless and is made from the acid of araoas and lemon Julco, combined with lithla. Here you have a uloasant. f. fervescent drink whioh .,.. , ,,!. dlsannear: eiZSLTiZZ una is excellent for the kidneys well, as (I'hIiI AdvertlsHincDt) Klamath Transfer Co. 810 Mate Street v We have the best ooaveyaace la ln, and will so to any hotel, rooming house er residence ia tow for passengers for the 10 i.'diMk irains. We are also agt-au for the only Itiiwtriiger Imaig ,m the Upper Mke. lUggsge handled froae the leMt wothout any extra charge. PHONE 1MS-J JU1 ln ...... ---- tert. Set Chlleott. ,.inlil witnl ude net results Pavilion Dance Saturday Night PEERLESS ORCHESTRA Kanreli Sauce TRY A CAN Excellent for Clam Chow der, Macaroni or Rice, Pink Beans Spanish, Ribi' of Bef Spanish, Iamb's Tongue Spanish, Etc. VAN RIPER BROS. "GET THE HABIT" Phone 85 6th and Main Piano Moving We handle It with csre. PHONE ff . O.K. Transfer Co. Office on Sixth, between Main and Klamath Wn have received our cabinets of Sharpies Milker and Separator Extras All parts can be secured here Wm. C. Hum Hardware Co. Exclusive agents for Klamath County for Sharpie Mechanical Milker' Quick and Reliable Service Freight, baggage or passenger. Equipped with auto buses and aide trucks. Meet all trains and boats. Day or night service. Western Transfer Co. Phene: Office, 117; Residence, 2M.R. EVERY DOLLAR FIRST STATE and KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON D5DTY m. JW!ltf ''C KLAMATTirAlisVOlMOH 'attain s&rewawiinns i i .. AN EYESIGHT TAij I wish I could talk t m ' face and urge upon yu ik.!?, ally of taking eveiy i.o.bu iZ of your KycpliM, " l) )ou know that MCenly.Tli of very loo poraoun Imvo mJZ vision, nnd thai Eyesl8ht Dtfea! (If nllowod in rii iinreraedledmi! corn-clly udjunto.l KMM) tlefccllvo work, Irritation andT snllsfaotlon, hcmlnclio and awls? ulu? Aro you sun. )mir Wl! porfrri? m ' Mill tu not. ilixn ...n ..j lei inn mnkr a thorounh ncInthV examination and Kle you unl nnd help which will preserve nm v iniuit H. J. Winters GRADUATE OPTICIAN LAUNCHES For Rent With or without drlrrrs, for Mm on either liwer or Upper lass. Telford & Son Corner Conger aad Mala Blocks Are Cheaper Oretn Slabs, pr cord fuo Peyton's big block wood, cord, U0 You save SOo every time you key a load of blocks; but more this than that, the blocks are clesaer and nicer to handle; lei trash V4 more heat KLAMATH FUEL CO, O. I'KVTON, Uaager YOU DEPOSIT in this bank means that It (tarts woiking for you as you worked for It. And It works twenty-four hoars a day and 8M days a year. TM mora dollars you deposit the more workers you have. Degln now, aad ho an employer of money on well s mi earner of it. SAVINGS BANK We are hsadauartsrs for vwy thing In tha Stationery lino for beginning of school. Come In and see eur epeelal olf-FHUatV Non-Lsakaato fountain Pen tc $0 .tt -.--- -' 't ,(V vVi vl I' IS ' 'was?- r. vv'Sk.-K Eva- o Z - 3 . lU.fS i 4 ;i .1.1 - TV T . xmf r -t.