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The Evening Herald
W.O.SMITH.. Editor
Pabunaed eaHy eaeept Suaeey ay
The HeraM PaaMaatat Coaaaay at
Klamath ralte, at 111 Iwarta Street
stored at taa peotomea at Has
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KLAMATH VALLS, OWMOM
MONDAY, DCCRMRER 27, 1111
RESOLUTION TIME
I
T"S JUST about time to begin think-
In ot new resolutions for the com
ing year. Way not resolve to forever
lay aalde the hammer, and apeak a
good word for the country la watch
you are earning your living?
There is ranch work to be done dur
ing the coming years If Klamath coun
ty is to get the beat oat ot her efforts
at the Paaama-PactSe exposition this
year. Thla means work for all of aa,
ao let, aa resolve not .to shirk oar re
apoaalbnity toward oar towa aad
eeaaty aad their fatare.
The Commercial Clue exists solely
for the advancement of taa tatereata of
att ot Klamath coaaty. Mamherahip
la this would pat yea la toach with
these who are earaaatly working to
better the coaaty! Why not Join nowT
TRUE PRINCIPLE OP. REGULATION
THE correct theory of regulating
public utilities mast he that the
corporation can get no more fbrita
stockhokters aader regalatlOB than the
ladlYidual would get as a arlTate la-
Tester.
Oa the other hand. It is the duty of
public utility commlasleas to see to it
that stockholders get the same fair re
turn oa their layeatmeat that they
woald reeetre oa a prirate iaTeatmeat
Aay other policy drlree capital oat of
utiUUes.
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ITS ALL OVER bat the thaakug-
aad the exchanging for proper awes.
A FEW FELLOWS seemed to re
member that Tom aad Jerry were with
us for the last time.
THE ETERNAL Question
In every
"Giving
business house thla week:
away .aay caleadarar"
DOESNT IT SEEM FUNNY also
good to get down to common grab
again after two daya of turkey, chick
en, candy, etc.?
KLAMATH IS SURE skidding Into
Leap Tear aader clear skies.
What the War
Moves Mean
By J. W.T.MASON
(Written for the Batted Press)
NEW YORK, Dec 27. The first Im
portant new German taxation since the
war started is the increase of 20 per
cent la the income tax levied against
the Grand Duchy of Baden. Other
states have announced their intention
of laying similar taxes, while the im
perial gove'rament la preparing like
wise to meet the burdens entailed by
the war. '
When the example of Baden spreads
throughout the empire, then Germans
will come to the fall realisation of bow
seriously the war will affect the pock
et .hooks ot fatare generations. Aad
(Ms realization Is likely to have its ef
fect on the outcome.
Dr. Karl Helfferich, director of Ger
many's finances, who once .declared
that the war taxes would be unneces
sary In Germany, because her enemies
would pay Indemnities, admitted la the
relcbstag that despite possible indem
nltles, taxes after the war will be
"colossal.''
His declaration indicated, that Ger
many is not now ao confident as she
once was that her enemies would foot
her war bill. In It Ilea one of the hopes
for 'shortening hostilities, for a demand
for indemnities always means that a
aatloa win eoaUaae to fight more
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The spotlight of politics haa shifted
to a new figure. The man oa whom It
now rests is Henry D. Estabrook of
New York and Nebraska. The story
of American possibilities, political i ob
servers are saying, is told in Bstabroek.
A year ago he was an "unknown." To
day he is a candidate for the repub
lican presidential nomination, a "dark
horse" rapidly gaining speed.
Estabrook first attracted national at
tention when he stumped the Middle
West for McKinley in 1896.
Then he
dropped out of sight for a time.
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He Is
now again in the public eye as a re
sult of a series of brilliant speeches In
which he has proclaimed the doctrine
of "protection, preparedness and pros
perity." Business and commercial or-
fiercely than for almost any other rea
son. II Germany Is losing hope of get
ting an indemnity, then there will be
somewhat less reason, perhaps, for the
allies continuing their efforts to the
bitter end.
The income taxes laid, by the state
are only an indication of the frightful
load that the relcbstag eventually mast
saddle upon Germany aa a whole.' If
this load becomes a realization, early
enough, Germany may balk at having
to bear it
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Up in the G.
sanitations In every section ot the
country have listened to thla doctrine,
liked it, aad called for more.
Advices received from Washington
are to the effect that sentiment la
growing for Estabrook. Already Esta
brook headquarters have been estab
lished In Omaha, and his friends are
confident that he will land the Nebras
ka delegation.
Tall, square shouldered and square
jawed, thla new political figure la a
man about It yean of age. He achiev
ed prominence la the practice of law la
Omaha, waa later well known la Chi
cago legal circles, and Is now a leader
of the New York bar.
Thla new figure, which promises to
hare an influential following at the re
publlcaa national convention at Chica
go in June, Is described as a plain
American. His friends Bay if he haa
MT LAKI LOCONIOB
,
' Work is rapidly progressing on the
telephone line. It will not be long be
fore It Is completed.
Henry Morrison was a Klamath Falls
visitor Tuesday.
The young people held a Christmas
service, of song and tableaux Sunday
evening.
L. A. West is about again after a
siege of the grippe.
T. N.
Case has been ill with the
grippe.
Work is being done on the road near
Lum Short's. Crashed rock Is being
used, which will help the road wonder
fully.
Theodore Case Jr. Is spending the
holidays at home. He la attending
O.A.C.
The New Year Is 'to be celebrated at
the church with the annual banquet
and program. Those who attended the
previous years will remember the oc
casions, and the committee u trying to
phut for an equally good time, this
year. v
Christmas Wadding.
At the borne of the bride's slater,
Mrs. Edwin J. Bloomqulst, oa Jefferson
street, Rev, E. C. Richards Christmas
Eve united Charles D. Dodson and
Lysle Dorothy Sutherland la matri
mony, The groom u employed la one
of the mills at Sblppiagtoa.
Of Great Importance
to Both of Ut
WeeeaaMerUM
of
to
We wsliema new amwta,
make yoa.feeiat hem ihteafli the simplicity of oar methods.
When yea eaea aa aeeeaat wKfc thla beak R li year beak
aad oar daty, to ate that yea are satisfactorily served,
Looms
0. P. Race
any fad It la In knowing America from
Its history to Its Institutions, and even
to Its animals and birds. He Is an out
door man, democratic, and a great stu
dent. While some of hla friends have
classified him as a progressive repub
lican, he says: "I'm a republican with
out any qualifying adjectives."
Mr. Estabrook was the first among
those recognized aa republican presi
dential candidates to outline a concrete
program on national defense. He baa
declared himself for a navy aa big aa
any In the world, a standing army of
150.000 to 200,000 (With a reserve tea
times that number, military training
for the youth of the land, and the crea
tion of a merchant marine. He did this
before the American Bankers' Associa
tion at Seattle, and Immediately after
wards the bankers adopted resolutions
endorsing his program.
OUCH! BACKACHE!
PAIN FROM BACK
RUB
LUMBAGO OR
VH STIFFNESS AWAY WITH
SMALL TRIAL BOTTLE OF OLD,
PENETRATING "ST. JOCOB'S
OIL" I
An! Pain la gone)
Quickly? Yes. Almost Instant re
lief from soreness, stiffness, lameness
and pain follows a gentle rubbing
with "St. Jacob's Oil."
Rub this toothing, penetrating oil
right on your painful back, aad like
magic, relief comes. "St. Jacob's Oil"
is a harmless backache, lumbago aad
sciatica cure which never disappoints
aad doesn't burn (he skin.
Straighten upl Quit complaining!
Stop those torturous "stitches." la a
moment you will forget that you ever
had weak back, because It won't
hurt or be stiff or lime. Don't suffer!
Qet a small trial bottle of old, honest
"St. Jacob's Oil" from your druggist
now and get relief. Adr,
Subscribe for the Herald, 60 vents
a m
oath.
oar aatraaa as a matter of great
jtve each, depositor coartooae,
ae matter how email, aad try to
First 'National Bank
Factory Plane Tantr
In town four daya oaly, atglaalag
December nth. Leave orders prompt
ly at Shephenl 1'lann Depot, nest door
pontolBce. ST-Jt
The work of Introducing modern aaa
Itary measures In China la In charge of
Mrs. Lotta C. Hume, a graduate ot
Johns Hopkins University,
Mm. Winston Churchill Is an expert
stonoRrnphor and shorthand writer,
and frequently acts aa a shorthand
writer for her titled husband.
Minn Jenny Wade, head buyer for
two departments In a large St. Louis
department store, rose to her present
position from a cash girl.
Kansas spinsters are organising an
'old maids' union."
Iteconl headquarters at Rheaherda.
SADOGRAPH
Dearest Public:
You were nice to me, and I like you,
and to show yoa my heart la la the
right place I am going to sell every
thing 1 have left la stock at a price
that la a winner for yoa.
I am just as happy as smart people,
and I got money aad love galore, aad I
would shed some ot the love to yea,
but I got to pay a gay what I owe, so
you be sure and come over aad get my
price oa jewelry before yoa bay.
I dont care If yoa doat love me,
why, that face of yours looks like It
had wore out three other bodies before
you got thla one. I guess yoa are some
pretty picture.
I meant thla for a guy that eald I
waa high priced, and he waa ao low
down aa to lie. aad besides, he had
never been In my house. I do love you,
though, aad I dls cant help It.
Amelia aad I are going to take a
trip on the Strahorn special aa soon aa
the business men get the track laid. aadJ
we are going to Portland, where all the
brains of Oregon are situated, aad she
la going to splash all tho'water eat at
the Columbia, aa they need no chasers
now.
Tomorrow I am going to sell every
thing I have In thla store, aad a lot
more, I am going to meet anybody's
price, and I am going to go farther;
aad ao you squeeze your little dollar
until It saya "cheap, cheap, cheap,"
then come over. You watch my win
dow and aee If I dont put the ham la
hammer, and pat a knock In the rotten
ole Jewelry business.
Some day I will tell you the story ot
the boy that got a pony for Christmas,
but It got away.
8he picked the scat from scatter
And aho slipped it to, a cat
It humped Ita hack
And fussed Its tall,
And scratched her, 'just like that
That's what I'll do to you If youdon't
come over.
SAD McHATTAN.
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Hopes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
ef net water each mem
tog helps ue leek and feel
, aweet,
Happy, bright, alert vigorous itad
vivacious a good clear skin; a natural
rosy complexion and freedom from III
ncsii are assured only by clean, healthy
blood. If only every woman and like
wise every man could realise the won
ders of the morning inside bath, what
a gratifying chanae would take vlace.
Instead ot the thousands of alckly,
anaemic- looking men, women and girls
with paaty or muddy complexions; In
stead of the multitudes of "nerve
wrecks," rundowns," brain fags" and
pessimists we should see a virile, opti
mistic throng of rosy cheeked people
everywhere.
An Inside bath ia had by drinking,
each morning before breakfast, a glass
of real hot water with a teaspoonful of
limestone phosphate In it to wash from
the stomach, liver, kidneys and ten
yards of bowels the previous day's In
digestible waste, sour, fermentations
and poisons, thus cleansing, sweatee
Ing and freshening the entire alimen
tary canal before putting more food
into the stomach.
Those subject to sick headache, bil
iousness, nasty breath, rheumatism,
colds; and particularly tboae who have
a pallid, sallow complexloa aad who
are constipated very often, are urged
to obtain a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate at the drug store which will
cost hut a trine hut Is sufficient to dem
onstrate the quick and remarkablt
change la both health aad appearance
awaiting those who practice internal
sanitation. We mast remember that
Inside cleanliness Is mora Importaat
than outside, because thfskta does aot
absorb Impurities to contaminate the
blood, while the pores la the thirty
feet of bowels do. Adv.
II yoa are particular about
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Does all klni'u of. roofing sad can,
erete work
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YOU
KNOW
M'n Imve moved Into warm,
omfortoble quarters aader
the K. K. K. Store?
HERE IS A WELCOME
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