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Newspaper Page Text, ,.T'Cw,lt. '"" " , -'fC- ) 'W?--?.iiV i " g in ' ggK'f "USMYi 'OtfWNKCK SnV ii .. .i i..ia sMk for the nemie. BJ,ck Shells Get the Ducks 12 toge Smokdew Chilled aneui 75c rL.Pnf Powder BtUitite Powder Cwytlung inGuiM and Ammunition BALDWIN Hardware Co. Com to the Garage that Oamntcei you Satisfactory Service in everything. .Whether you atort your or with us permanently or jest buy occasional suppHas, t guarantee to pleasa you m botk'QuaUty and Price. ' The Beat Grade of Gasoline the Lowest Market Price. fry our Service once and Mdce the difference. , Howie Garage fLEASE CALL AT Henderson ki Cash Store it 1134 and 113S MainStrMt ' and Get Prices ?.'' i. ' ' r ' SnE jaSafl MIS PitsSi i MgWiBgvTtaHfiH ' MWt.'btWi: , ! tvnl- j.' -. v.'. L'Mirr H MI BHBBB UMMMH .1." IM I ''J F fift r; i '?li ;i ; 'r.V' I' l SMaBfo! V r.uTErr w uu i ?M., ' .' rjSraSW aW eet a bMil'WML;'M''M'' snnnlnshlaa' L . " '17 i i TT v SP? hfnf M MsnWefJ ISjmm ' ' H . Tj f , ; , ;:--' , , .ivJ '- . .' - r i - V . ., .. . ftASiff j hp , .ri SK war railin. i bri'(.i.!!'.w." ... BJT Iv.&3P-' '" ' ' nS i Vowbm tfr&Kmmm I jgjflL trflaZ i 'fgafJn aglaPavl aaajajn iggfggjigflgf uigST t?BJ ivfvi PsgggBS gaBagsW 'A1 I BLHbW jbCbb" THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON '-n. Women Tram Conductors Come to Stay in Britain ''w.i -1'fAWI' 2fi. Women tram como to tny at y WIMII1K H. KOHIUCHT (United l'roH HUff Corrmpondout) LONDON, Oct. conductor liuvo litnut In Knglnnd. In hor nulit for omanclpatlou tho KnRlUh wuiiiuu Iuim oaUbllabod her nam niiu nuiiuy io nom uio roar lilutrnrm. Horloux consldoratlun U ven twin Klvcn to t-mllnic hor tho front platform. Motor women worn 0 inivfttlon of hut a few month. Hlnri tho bcKlnnliiK of war womou havo occn employed an conductom In Normally, Franco, Italy and Kngland. nearly 2,000 now havo pormanont do- .iij . , Mr iiiuua. Aiiomer ib.ouo nave appiu catlona on Olo, Prom theao ovocy va cancy U being filled In preforonco to man. The crowning culmination catno when the wal or official approval was placed upon her employment by tho Municipal Tramway Aaaoclatlon of ike United Kingdom, In annual con ference, Thero waa not n alnglo pro teat agalntt her employment, and when the propoaal or "motor womon't waa ouwlo crlei of "why not?" rang from all part or the room. The aaaombly found that woman trolley car.conductor brought certain problem, and theao wore dlicuaicd. Tho (llaagow corporation projwBeii to remedy thla by furnlvhlng tho wo men conductorH with gaiter. Ulangow lion been so won to tho wo man conductor Idea tbut a permanent hcIiooI of Induction linn boon opened, A tlckot Inspector Is the toacher. v Kach pupil g put through the ;ro icHii of Inquiring tho domination, Istu- UiK nnd punching tickets, and calling Blntloim until rIio Ib lottor perfect In her route Ono of tho few complaints register ed agalnxUtho women wa their lack of appreciation of the value of time. They find It difficult to realize that the mattor or being a row ralnutos lato In idgnlng on or In taking up a rellof la ffcrloun. Tho companion are trying to overcome thla difficulty through In- hfirlnrfl One or the moat frequent causes for this delay, It waa reported, waa that "n woman conductor had something to hii- to another woman, and would not go on duty till sho finished It." It was agreed that women betwoen Si nnd 35 mako tho boat conductors. Their Influence has been all for the best. Kvon on tho "roughest and toughest" routes they can control ob streperous, passengers bettor than tho men conductors. So successful has been tholr work CHARLTON HOPE FOR LIFE SLIM IHHCUKI'AXCIKH IN KVIDKNOK OK VITKBMK8 AUCJUK8 BAD FOR AMKIUGAN ON TIIIAIi FOR MUR. IKU IN ITALY - r. The delegates from Olasgow, where .tlmt the congreaa decided to ask the nearly 1,000 women are employed, county council or London to remove atated It waa reared the skirts or the 'its ban against their employment. conductors would prove an Impodl-ilnidon Is tho ono city In the British rnrnl In winter In running up nnd . Isles that so far has held out against down stairs ou the double-decker. them. OUCH! LUMBAGO! RUB PAINS FROM SORE, LAME BACK HUH HACKACIIt: AWAY WITH MMALb TRIAL UOTTLK OK OLD, I'KNKTItATIXU, T. JACOB'S OIL" What the War Moves Mean United Press Service COMO, Italy, Oct. 20. The pros- lcctH for acqultal for Charlton, the American on trial hero for murder, looks very dark. There are Indica tions of discrepancies in the testimony or Charlton's witnesses. Italian doctors have contradicted the aflldavlta of Americans toatlfylnlg that Charlton has tendencies toward tuberculosis and epilepsy, and the Jury was unfavorably Impressed. Hack hurt youT Can't straighten up without feeling sudden pains, sharp aches and twIngesT Now, listen! That's lumbago, sciatica, or maybo from a strain, and you'll get relief the moment you rub your back with soothing, penot rating "8t, Jacob's Oil." Nothing else takos out sore ness, lameness and stiffness so quick ly. You simply rub It In.on your back and out come Jho pain. It Is harm less and doesn't burn the skin. Limber upl Don't suffer! dot a small trial bottle of old, honest "St. Jacob's Oil' from any drug store, and after using It Just once, you'll forget that you ever had backache, lumbago or sciatica, becauso your back will umr hurl or rnnsA anv more misery, i a It nevor disappoints, and baa been. recommended for aUty yeara. Adv, llyJ.,W. T.MASON (Written for the United Press) NEW YORK, Oct. 25.--Two objec tives confronted Nlsh when the,Teu- llmm iMffnn thnlr Invasion nf ftarhlft. nnd Ilulgnrla Joined them. The first wan to prevent the Austro-Oermans from cutting through Serbia to Bul garia, and to oppose the Bulgarians from ninklng a Junction with the cen tral allies In Northern Serbia. The second wiih to preserve the Integrity of Macedonia while at the samo time permitting the Teutons to reach Bul garia. Iloth could not bo adopted slmultn ncously, because the Serbian army was not strong enough. So tho first was adopted, and the Serbs dosertcd Macedonia largely. I In this decision tho Serbs were guided by sound strategy. Macedonia Is near Salonika, and It tho allies throw 400,000 troops Into the Balkans Bulgaria must probably retreat from Macedonia and dcrena uuigaria. Tho Serbs, however, cannot hold out Indefinitely unless the allies send thorn aid. WILSON WROTH AT PERT QUERY WOULD CHA8T18K NEWSPAPER MAN WHO ASKED IF HE AND MRtt. HALT HAItMlEADY MAR. ItIRD COUPLE GO MOTORING United I 'rent Service WASHINGTON, D. C Oct. 26. The president and Mrs. Oalt left Washington In a motor car today. Their destination la secret. Wilson was very wroth when a newspaper correspondent called up Mrs. Oalt and asked It there was any truth in the report that Wilson and Mrs. Oalt had been marrled-the night before. He threatened to chaatlse the impudent newspaper' man. ' CjlPlSulR TO CO-OPERATE MUCH IS ONLY HOPE FOR FUTURE OF THE NATION. SAID JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER JR ONE IS NECESSARY TO OTHER Subscrlho for the Horald, 50 cents month. Today's news TO Herald. S TMV UNIVIRSALLCAR 308,213 Ford carsvere sold last year. "The Universal Car," Your necessity. Tlicylcrvcliverybody, please everybody, save' money for everybody by reliable service, economical, operation and main tenance, Why experiment? Watch the Fords Bo bv! Talk with the owners of Ford cars.' Investigate for yourself. Prices lower than ever; ifunabout $390, ' Touring Car $440, Town Car $640, f. o. b, Detroit, Why ly more? On sale at "more? On sale at - FORP GARAGE, )M . HW United Press Service NEW YORK, Oct 25. "If capital end labor' don't get together with the richt spirit, America's future Is doomed," John D. Rockefeller said: One cannot exist without the other's co-operation." The multimillionaire' said that America's vital problem Is makinlg the two great forces know that each la necessary to tho other, ao that they would not be antagonistic. Will Move Mountains to Stop Canal Slides United Press Servloe occurs comparatively slowly. It is PANAMA. Oct. 26 These hills and I detected by encroachment from the Brutal Murder In Kansas United Press Service DODQB CITY. Kan., Oct. 25 The body of Belli Byers, aged 24, a school teacher, was found hidden in a pile of leaves and weeds In the northern part of Grant county. She had been outraged, her clothes torn off, -and marks on the throat Indicated that she had been choked to death.. Herald want ads "get results. S A. C STRATTON Dentist Whlto Bldg. Klamath Falls Telephone Connection. " , sasusT 1 Makatrsl Ve. -sbbbbbI BnananvBnanaVw 4 K' tAnaS BnananTBnanV BBsnaVBni sBBBBsB'BnvVBBnH-' BsBBBBBsnw.B aaanv'gaaaKsssjf SSSSSSBBBBBW 7 V TSBBBBBBBBBBBSB1 BnaBBBS '!' .fssssssssni rBBnJBnananV') valleys and various other pieces of Panama geography that have been lumbering around and falling into the canal so carelessly, and getting It all stuffed up, have peeved Governor Goetbals. So today he pointed out .a couple of mountains that he said were causing all the trouble, and Instructed his men to "take, 'em away." "What, the mountains?'' "Yes, the mountains." "You mean you would like, these mountains removed?" "Precisely. Move '.em at once." The mountains, be it added, began moving at.once. It is really a small, matter, Moving a few mountains, nsore; or less; la of slight concern-to Goethal.' Chopping a hole In the face1 of the earth and building, a -young sea. to. connect a couple or other that didn't, dismay him. Why stop at shunting mountains around? "Construction days" are being' re-1 peated in Galllardi cut, formerly known as Culebra cut. A score of big dredges arid steam shovels and' an army of -workmen are removing thou sands of cubic yards of earth from the recent slides from Oold and .Contract ors hills. Governor Goetbals a few days ago expressed hope of re-opening the ca nal November Is, but the date, may be extended. Nearly ZOO vessels, held up by the slides since the latter part of , September, wait at. the docks at Balboa, the Pacific terminal, and Colon, on the Atlantic side. "When will the slides permanently atop?" "That Is as easy to predict as the end of the European war' Is the an swer. The removal of tbe'two mountains. Gold and Contractors, being blasted away and, the earth sluiced down to fill holes, and valleys a mile distant, Is expected to atop the Blldes. That the slides will sometime stop forever some day la certain. This is cenS- dently stated by Governor Goetbals. The worst slides, Jt is-believed, are ndw over. The last was the worst since the "big ditch" was opened. "Shoring, off" of the precipitous mountains which form the giant boun daries, of Oalllard cut is the gradual, slow process which will prevent fu ture slides. The -peculiar geological formation of'tfae Panamanian mountains makes this feat difficult, instead of firm rocks or sandy subsoil, interlaced by heavy forests, tike the Rocky Moun tains, those or Panama are-shelving hills or red and yellow clay, covered with tropical trees of small stature and undergrowth, which does not knit the loose soil. The slide movement bsso of the cliffs. Sometimes the movement Is so speedy that dredges ttid tracks are covered. Generally the earth at the base slowly mounts and is, pushed ntll It encroaches. Into the channel. When the upper part ot the hills are cut away to such an angle that the pressure upon the earth beneath Is removed, the slides will stop. The recent slides were expected. Gold hill has been known as the "Jonah of the Cut." Contractors hill, mother source of bad slides, Is almost straight across. These are the only two Important slide danger points re maining In the cut., When construction was' first began the sides ot Gold hill were alssost perpendicular. Now they have, been cut away to ,a very slanting angle, and will soon be 'reduced to a point where slide dsnger will be almost-re moved. , v. FRED'S TAMAUS are Made Fresh Every Day AT THE PARLOR 121 No. Sixth Street We Recommend, Beach Brand Goods We carry the feqdwfctg fas steck: IMMBetterra slaes, lSc, as aneVSSc. Sliced Bacon, 30c and Sac. IVepared Mastard, 15c. Grape Jem ami, JeMy, SSc. Oscar Saace, from origsBMil re 'celpt of' Oscar, of the Waldorf-Astoria, SSc. All these goods arc packed Ui .VAN RIPER BROS. "GET THE HABIT" -Phone 15 6th and Main THREE FACTORS Of this bank's usefulness are vital and art its principal rea sons for being, There are Its responsibility to customers, stock holders, and the community at large. Most important is Its re sponsibility to you a a imlt of the community, In pretesting your Money, giving you sane flnanclat advice and extending a maxl mum of credit based en good banking principle. Ws are necesT sary to ens another aa customer and flnaneial agent, ami should get acquainted. ..You tre welcome to consult us on any Rhnuw )f the banking business. ' First National Bank Quick and Reliable Service Freight, baggage or passsagsr. Equipped with auto buses and aute trucks.. Mstt all, trains insi beat. Day or night service. ' Western Transfer Co. Phones Office. 117; Raejktence, ! v IT'S AS SIMPLE AS A. B. C. - - " . ali), .Af.r4M -. '! j,ik' . -tj rF"w J .lli. Wl f To open opd conduct sen account wlththls baak; Our settee' fnell Itles and resourocs all oeaaMae'te. make a banking eoskcetioa'hate both a matter of safWWl'sWv venlence. 'We welcome assail 'ae- ' counts as well. as large oncc-rQIad to give you any intorsMtlo,iot j opMlaffeaa, y . . tv ,5 aA f ' AM .' 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Wlllassette -Mria1an.-;rt','- ?jCgtefl ' t'tSi. 9j .iM?iSM and the timber thereon, Under tiMpr v'.sloss of the act of -June .3,- 1IT8, and i.ic amendator, known as the "Ts '. oer ana snsunr, uiumthw ' V.tm' wltb; be bed b anpratsenMsn'nniVr il.M mm-mmma t'j nii.lT mmmUmmtimm 'JtftA jl-'? .,,.; ..-iwww .oC.'-JSaOI land, and timber1 thereon here m--'J'm$S9 tfs,fx??m 't'&n. fid appmised $1W tbe. Untcer ostisaa! ..i vneM'.hMrJ ttut ri-ittai-'mzz: ei). the mnt will offe hlh ssitUcstlen on' tbe 4th da;;.NovsBW,tiS,ff f'-re O. R De .p. rlerr et.the eeaatfrir ourt..at Ktath FaUi, Ofeafjg Any person is 'at liberty, to :ietest fcfflfe-i a?3Mssi6,' I at tWthMtis-, tfw .Nflnal-prpef;ln;anBol5im?i Vnan7aimkimimCMmm wmmm '?!-i?& CT.w5vn fxzt v.w.st:? m i his, psrehase kef ore, entry, en a contest ataar tisno hsisra 'enent ttStm'sm tfutml, hv hlfcur m. mmkiMtal -' -"'" .. ... 0 - . m - -T'-T-.T""- L.T-T-'-jJ' ! iJL?T nt l'r.':oir-, r,i'lSJ'" 25.tVitT' kVISU Jl MB'-Hifl ' 1'fc t ' 11&ZP&,?P?- MJlvieSs ;-vJK.?.5i vf. -r; vlt In this eSe.,aUssnr facts wseaffiil ...lseHifi.wry.,r gggygf, .S JAS.r. BDKOnSNI. s-27 ,l-. .&Lt,. 'SBKf,'Srft?5K '"m'Miffm' Sealed proposals ln'dupUes4e,e;OSfei envelope' nuurkei ''PTepeeal t; WnVOpf ber, JOanUVRsservatleVwill )he,r . " -''' -'"- -'-!'- --'-'I -J Klnn-thAgency' Oregon. nyi7ltf M;: o'clock noon.- PneUe, CenMrtlnM,'vW Weoeseay, NoreW,:iftnrg s,JW AngsnjgnjsnBBg v Jin U sHsssinigBjif nvffn-njV- iViS'."- 'Z OOOftef Uw lM tl-W tk ', r Klamath Indian reserval This timber Is upon pertlene.of.aee- tlons 14. "IS, St and St; townehtpSS south, ranger 7 ft Mt,iVM ui.i. ;.'Tf jtaW-iSski'iKrJJKS rtMn&vm? drivabU stream: f Tln;ndntsas:is4af mm&Q l'.OOO feet' fbriyellowipiTheisnn&ill ber, prescribed nation. Oreie Wlf fjw s;sns3ipyi. seaette.'':-';v;'-'.-' " w -- .ks , '.L?W?" itnrt.)WAicntVnn4sysrssiHMjai;fegAa? i?.m:tmMmm& latMsjrfAli'cjsa1nw:gc: iJ.i-i. -i i.'-f i.-a.- 'f-'-tssK s frmnMVTiwyzz; the! naUonfl L-- .a , the amount of SSCt. .''.Thla be; returned-toMuceessftableyUrslpu applied towre:the''pejnorUssiyiM;; ber If bid la acceetedrand retained UtSdmm a! forfeit U MjKtW&$PPm hMalA rntflni ia uninnivwira vnaA'WSh. 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