The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 04, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textmtm m lit. J & mP .A lit J v? ,f sft IA1 l'&k mm nSKEI MX. -ilTbi PI ?, H Hf as II Tl --,y-. -'- ,,-a jfsft?sr. 'Yvj-FiL1!. naa ww THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1I1J. i' jra t-iWii jaw ; a. : V; tMM'fMivw. at Ookt MM. haa MHW mo vie Kkuaetk eeuatry and wiU .' l!..- mAABBM - ak BBKhLkakLMaaa .BaWBeBBBiaB Jv I '7a" "; The Evening Herald W.,0. SMITH Editor VffcK CHipftliy WHW it of tke Interior In f$tf rawBat AwtolM. held that Alkali Lake Mbbb Mt a aavijahle body ot witar aad mwMWi apan w try naaor t mm- salt 3au laem at tk Ballad States. 'JSiWi kfwaaat by the Oma Borax coat- ,v. op7 aassjejaBse bid b Brora taai lexee wan aoc nanjeaie. vmmr i aaa far taktaj tkla action waa tkat tke bad tka laka is aatt to coatala rain aMe deiietta of sola. Lake County PibUtked dally eieept Saaday by Tka Kerala PakUaktaut Company ot Klaautk rails, at 111 roarth Street Entered at tke pottoele at Kiaav ath falls. Oregoa, tor traasmtaeloa through tke atalle secoid-claM attar. Subscription term by null to any address ta tke United states: flat iltf 11.00 lOne aioatk (0 KLAktATH FALLS. OMMON 1UESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1918. ALARM SYSTEM REALITY SOON MATERIAL FOR INSTALLING THI CITY'S FIRS WARNING AND MAN TO IN8TALL PLANT ARK NOW HERE. CAN IE ALARM BOXES. USBDk WITH Many Wee Receive Foarteen kMe were received by the ' Coaaail'laat sight for' tke construe Ilea ot&e sidewalk on WaaUaad aveaae. These were aomewhat com BBaataa. jra all bide were referred to tke street committee, to be reported i.m tke next meeting. FREE GOODS LESS REVENUE kt. 'fc? Orekeetra entertainment, Tkarsday aJaht at Methodist ckarck. L X aad 15 cents. S-3t h K yaw am aartiealar ahoat Mf Palestine tkla year exports nearly ttt,t09 pounds ot almonds. Sakaarike for tke Herald, so cents a, meat. life arm row a feeMaa BeeChflcote. 11-tf MtsOtsMkltii. FOR RENT NICJSLY famished apanmeaU at tke Orate Hoaae, Klaautk. aesr Stxtk SO WENT Omoe rooms, stasia or ea aaite; steam best aad all cos yajaaee. Iaqulre W. H. Nortk, Odd raUewBTaespla. rORSsKST Neatly turaisked rooau, ialaee.SlSkTaln. 144f IMPORTS to tke value ot 138,067,000 entered the thirteen nrinclDsl cus tom districts ot the United States for the week ending December 11, 1916. On these Imports the government rea lised a messbr revenue of 14.039.706. or an average duty rate of 10.6 per cent, comDsred with an averase dutr under the Republican law of between nine teen and twenty-two per cent About seventy per cent ot our Im ports are now comlnx In free of duty. which, according to the Democratic theory, should decrease tke cost ot liv ing. Nevertheless, tke Index numbers recently comsiled kr Bradstreet show a steady rise In the cost of living, proof that the tariff has nothing to do with the matter. Our imports today have reached in volume the Democratic low duty nor mal, and the treasury deficit baa also reached characteristic Democratic pro portions. The only beneficiaries of the Democratic tariff law have been the Importers who bring in articles free of duty to compete with domestic produc tion In the American market If the Republican duty rates were In force there would be no necessity for the extension ot the war revenue mea sure. Yet, In addition to that exten sion, the order has gone forth to raise still more revenue by means of direct taxes. Work of installing Klamath Falls' Islpctrle Are alarm system will be under I way this week. A representative of the Garawell Fire Alarm Co.. came in last night to begin the assembling ot the plant. Materials for the system have been arriving for the past week. Prac tically all is now at the City Halt' ready for Installation. The new alarm system ia operated tlmate 1915 is 136.033 ounces, or electrically, by batteries. The proper ,,,,. i... sounds both the general alarm and the signal or district In which the fire 28 ounds- wh,,e the " 'r I"5 breaks out. Is 910,140 pounds, an increase for 1916 Oregon's Mines Show Increased Output of Gold and Copper in 1915 Preliminary estimate of the output , one-third in the past two years. Those the same district, has put In a 600-ton or metal, from Oropm mine. In MIS. "which have dropped from the produc.mm , am, nas oren ....., .. ... ., ., . . ., . i o..ilng list, however, have been mainly the year. b the United SUlo, OcoIorIcM 9w pJncer8 o, nthm kmU whcnJ n Crftckor creek dlatricl. also In vey, show material Increases ov er the ,h , ho DMn wori,d out. or linker county, the Columbia Mines At . .t -. k 1 ... . ..... ...... I. ialw.ltl th Mlllllft vlftM ngures oc iyit in doio Kom nuu cuyiwr, nas railed to pay, romimiif ninui .x ... , and slight decreases In yield of silver Tnc nrKor deep mines continue their M '" ,no Previous year, and lead. .productive career, with few exceptions, The output of the HumboM prop- The gold yield for 1914 w M.S.1, V -t many new properties of mo- -rljr. - S" ST' "t .,, ... ., . , ,,r ,. .. ment have or late beon openea. More " ". " - 461 and the estimate for 1915 Is $1.- of mn( UeTOtopmnt new,w, 1914. The Hen Harrison mine. In Oran- 771.618 which is an Increase of I1M.. , h .,, wnero ,hcro Rro ft fow cx. Ho district, arant county, was closed ,r , imr mv n ......, I . ... ilnwn miu! nf Ihn VDSr 1B1E and Will 157 for 1915. The silver output for',on!,ve propcrlttcs in operation. 1914 wns 142.GE2 ounces, nnd the es 6,619 tho most productive county of the state Itlcs in operation. """" "" ,MV " ""- . Baker county conUnues to be by far n egin operations unui nes. spring. ... ... air .... ..ian..v w.i.n..B in ..rawim. aiiiim Kit IIV p.flVV. IHIHvn ,-MV, "mw. In order to lncnlizn thn flr and thus exDedlarf the arrival of fire ap paratus, tke city is to be divided Into a number of fire districts. This will be taken up later by Fire Chief Wake field. Klamath Falls' system Is one tkat can be enlarged as the city grows. It la so arranged that later, should It be deemed expedient, fire alarm boxes can be installed throughout the town with out making a change ot switchboards. of 570,856 pounds; and the yield ot lead was 16,436 pounds In 1914, as compared with 6,650 pounds In 1916, or 9,786 less. These preliminary figures are com plied by Charles C. Yale, of San Francisco office of the survey. It is note worthy that such material increases in outmit of sold and coooer should be apparent when the fact Is considered that the number of nroduo lng mines In Oregon has fallen off fully Bimv " - nnd yielding annually fully 85 per cent Imortant enterprise Is that of Powder I ! ... a . .KMas fliaaLaa flatmate of nil the gold. ,uvpr """" cunny, "' "" The most productive deep mine In district. Hnr county. This company, . in ioie .. .i.n - ti.. nM,.i.. which owned but one dredge In 1914, wirftuii asa trW a wmw iwi nv svtm- lng two years, was that of the Commer- Put another one In operation In the clal Mining company, operating the '" " In 1916 and It Is to the work . . ... -. . .. 9 .Mm xammiiiiv ftfcftt tha InrpMAHik In itainoow Mine in urscser ureex ais- " v...r - . tret. Baker county. Th s nrooerty lsis,u "" '" "'" """" "" " '"" " shortly to bo turned back to Its orlgi- mainly due. nal owners. other placer mines are usgooa wai- Anions- other larte oroducers In the do district. Josephine ceunty: the Lay- same county is the Cornucopia Mining 'ton, In Applegate district, Jackson company, In Cornucopia district, which county; and the smaller mines around In 1Q1R lnitAAsihl Its nnlnitl -. Iia Ma.'ilMiiia ! It ffAasanKInn wllttlt IHtaa iasi ssw iiivivhovu vuifiuv iwi iv a - vesHwan a (uin vb'iihiv wwhii mw son that they encountered higher grado gold yield from the dredging operations ore on ine lower levels man iney naa is greaiiy in excess or mat irora an before. The Baker Mines company, In 'other forms of placer mining combined. Ansther Cehan Heiti si , to We WiFsivTYoii real money on y. ry purckase you make hare, w doa't mean iht our prices art the lowest to be had, but they art the lowest for our kind of WOOD and HAY Make up your mind that If lower figures than ours are quoted they mean lower qua), ily and there is no saving In that. Our prices mean real savings be cauae quality U not sacrificed to make tkeem. 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SF' Tu W-"""BJ .ssawwaBW, .BAWaTUBS, SINKS, J, Ptofriy Taetallad k - Oaaaalata Urn of EftMay P4JS LOMM aPW SBtvfM W jKt -2 I c if trie . caii "y mww fjisyf ." aja ' BBavBlBvBBwBBaM a 'Mm lvyf.f IM&f I 'Tit. fSV-W i-(gmatem i'WiZ.r,tri flamiter .-'" $ isaisa ACTION, NOT PROCRASTINATION THE TIME is opportune for Klanv ath Falls to get out of the rut and onto the high road of pros perity. It is all right to say that this thine: and that thing ought to be done, but tne only action produclve of results Is to. get busy and do It. Much talk and little do will never get us anywhere. Klamath Falls ought to be maklne plans right now for the next year. We ought to be devising ways and means right now for expanding the business of this community in order that we may take full advantage of the good times that are in store for the country the coming year. If we do these things rleht now. if we make a start and accomnllah something instead of sitting back and waiting ror each other to make a move we will be right In the front rank of the prosperous ones during the high tide of the coming months. But If we continue and say nothine and do less, we mar rather in a fw of the loose pennies of the golden dol lars aa tney pass us by on their Journeys to other neonlea noekata .hut the dollars themselves will hunt pas tures green and new. '. Scatttrei Shots . e e . , . ARE YOU STILL stickin to mnr resoivesr WITH THE Persia. Anaenna m.n. gyle, Kempu Mara and a dozen or so other large vessels sent to the hnttnm as the result of torpedoing. It looks as though the administration's note writing on the submarining activities waa exiremeiy effective. LET ER SNOW: we don min i. and it's an insurance of good 1916 crops for the dry fanner. '' IF YOU WANT to dn .nmothl... wimi wBiie ror yourself and the town, torn out and attend the f!h . "" lowgni at tke city ball. THE PELICAN CITY rnt m. v In a little better shape right now, but . ae to me snow, not to any wiprovamatt work. ' .tyzr.BWx.4 tvtjMtjs-nrKxmwBauKi.sr.H.rji'jmBBBm ' --v--i i"Si JSr BBBBWrSSWaEv. JEwBBBBl V-T- -t-V iiyV lBBT:-4LBl?BBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBKBPBBBBBS '-y,' A?tJSa?aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB mjaMFmikkkkkmLk:mTmkmi - ""- - rT jr'7':BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBT' IllZlMl I U: o,sx--!--If'iJBi'--.-.OBBBBBBBBBBBBB Baaaa'.'irL'sdiBaBBalBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW' ',;' B7raBaaBBBBaBBBBBBBBBMP"JSSsBaBJBaBBBa9BBBBBBC -'jLrl''-SlBBMBEBaBBBVf 1S PIMimHHEILaMBaMBBi WSWllfMqBBBBBBBBBBVV1 5. TiBM kL' ijEBBBBBaWf VsvBawBs vBBBBBBBBBBX?39H aVaBaiaBBYfeSfMaBBBBBBBBBrTt:?3il JSSBiit.ABSBSBSBSBSBSBSBaBf VLBBSBSBSBSBRflBnSHSajEBBSBSBSBSaar VXMBBBBBSBSBSBSBSBSBaBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBB P3BMaalBBBBBB'r'''vBBBBBSV3BBBBBaT ,?faSBBBVBBBBBBBBSVI JBaBBBBBBBBBBaBa-aSaaBBBBaBaBBBBBJjxMySS BavnBSBBalialiBJBBvBSSBBVBKTBBVB TESvEBMBWRBVBBSvaKaBBVBKalBaVBVBVBaVBVBVB isiBaWa?ijiiiaaBag;aBBBBBajpaBaefB BBSBaBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Hsaarr n t--'i-i-tii- i(mMiinii)W,ltt irm laSiBJuSSSZTSjIIlISj French factories will at least double their productivity and France will be Lable to care for her war debts and grow ncner at tne same time, ir Europe at large Is to make a speedy recovery from tho war's distress, the example of the French must be fol lowed by all the countries alike. On Europe's ability to copy American in dustrial methods therefore, depends the effect of the financial burdens which the war Is fastening on the backs of the taxpayers. Prosperity Is written in letters of gold across this country's financial record In 1916. Uncle Sam has almost half a billion dollars more of foreign 'gold than he had a year ago. Ameri can merchants have sold more goods (abroad than ever before.'The greatest external loan in history, the Anxlo- . French loan, was floated in 1915. Tho! market value of American securities loan. In the middle of the year a com mission of English and French finan ciers, hesded by Lord Reading. Lord Chief-Justice of England, came to this country to raise war funds. A com mittee of prominent American bankers was formed, dominated by J. P. Mor gan & Co., fiscal agents for the Al lies In the United States, and after many conferences the amount and terms of the big war loan were fixed. It was for 1500.000,000 with Interest at 5 per cent per year, to be sold to the public at 98, which gave almost 6 per cent of a return to the Investor. After the details were arranged, a syn dicate of American bankers waa formed which sgreed to hold Its bonds from the public market for 60 days. On Dec. 15, this syndicate expired and the bonds, having been public listed, but were bought, aa their low price meant even a higher interest than t i per cent. Leas than .IZ00.O00.O0O of this half-billion loan waa put on the Above Rev. Charlaa P. Alrarf r.4 a.. e...i. Jones of Chicago. Below Rev. Jenkyn Lloyd h!oJ!0t?,d.i,!v8nen Wh0 went onlto get Bom Pbyaical exercise. This iheVniH.enrjrVFW? to uHphotoraph Bh0,re the not e ot the boys out ot the trenches by Chriat. Ran vn.i. .v.-. .,.-.. mas "found It necessary during the ex- playing leapfrog over the bent form of - , .,,, y. , ,CT,el w jgnropeKev. Jenkyn Lloyd Jonea of Chicago. M. E. Orchestra . I.-, Thursday night at Methodist church! admission 25 and 15 cents. m The JEtaa laada ha . deai ImeanuMe. SeeCblleote. n.. Q la one minute a hnuuSv 1.- . mid-air, vlhrttes iu wlnas 11.1M times. Subscribe for tka Herald. 60 centa War Causes Big Deficit m European Countries, and Prosperity in U. S. HOT WATER THE BEST LIVER AND BOWEL MEDICINE 8AY8 GLASS OF HOT WATER IE. FORE EREAKFAST WASHES POISONS FROM SYSTEM. (Contlaued from page 1) financial pinch, except In Great Britain. The war has compelled tha rsnM .. pendlture of such unprecedented sums of money that It is difficult to hati... the warring governments will continue me strain ror another year, unless one side or the other sees the nnihmt of a complete victory. No decisive suc cess ror anybody is now la sight. Even if either sroun nf ham...... haa the power to force the other Into bankruptcy, it is not probable that power will be applied. France Is leading the other nations in taking preliminary steps to recover from the financial biieht of tha The northern area of Franco, now In the enemy's possession is ona of vtn. rope's most Important manufacturing vruwra. me lactones will have to be rebuilt and new maohtnarv t. stalled, after peace is declared. A French Commission ia now in th. United States StUdyln American lahi- saving devices and American methods or prouuetion. Factory outnut in tha United States Is hetaraan A three times as much nar man a. it i. in Europe. If. after tha mi. I--. .. . . Physicians the world over rmm. mend the Inside bath, claiming this is of vastly more Importance than .... side cleanliness, because th .wi pores do not absorb Impurities Into me mood, causing 111 health, while th. pores in the ten yards of bowels do. Men and women are urged to drink each morning, before breakfast a glass of hot water with a i...nnn...i of limestone phosphate In It, as a harmless means of helping to wash from the stomach, liver ann wm-.. and bowels the nravinii. ..,... .. gestlble material, poisons, sour bile and uins; lDU8 cleansing, sweetening and purifying the entire alimentary canal before putting mora uvt i.i. ... stomach. Just as soap and hot wat. -i and freshen the skin, so hot wst.r and limestone nhosnhsta m nn .k. ... Inatlve organs. Those who wake ud with h k...... coated tongue, nastv taat. .. u ' dull, aching head, sallow nI? r .---!- .- ..,UUB atiacKs, or constipation, should obtain a Quarter .- JT .. 1' atone phosphate at th. h .V: This will cost very little, but I. .us cent to demonstrate the value ot In side bathing. Those h J!?. " 1 each mornln. .ZTT! ": nounced results, hnth i. Zl-"r health and appearance. nnnrnal.tAjl unmalkl- 111. a. asei """.itvw outuuiiJiujc iiKe iwn Diiiinn T - dollars In the 12 months. National opn ",arMl' M houses 'banks have bigger deposits and larger WT n,embe Af h -yndlcate. 'reserves thM at any other time .K wl hdrfw,n 1300.000.000 of the this country was founded. A wave mUn lMUe' of speculaUon swept the country and' p,nanc,er" have watched the 'permitted the New York Stock Ex- rcmarKaD, course of events In the 'change to close 1916 with a boom as,,,u', ycr' Dred,ct " '" will see explosively bright as the year's be- oven Krca,er expansion In both thi ginning was dull. Unsmlrehi hv h i flnanc,al an Industrial life of this failure of a single member, the 1916 counlrr record of the New York Eirh.n is crowded with stories of newly made millionaires and sprinkled with fifty-' million-share trading days. The war and war hrM mirv. t, , companies manufacturing war supplies i I for the belligerent countries furnished more spectecular fireworks In 1915, than Wall street had witnessed since 1901. Bethlehem Steel's unrivaled Jump from $42 to $600 a share, closely! trailed by General Motors' advance! from $86 to 8640 and TT n a,.t:l rise of 31 points are a f. .. hlch spots In the yesrt boom raartet. Fifteen stocks, including m...n. electric, steel and eaulnmant -..i iJ dudtrlal securitle. appreciated lust iKTfi ec aaa i . . tv(vuu,wo m me year. Thn pii-. gate appreciation of all stocks nnd bonds on the New ork exchange is nw.r $2,000,000,000. U a. n.. i... cleared a hundred and flfty-flve mil lion In value and Bothiehem a.,... about $86,000,000. General Electric, 36.634.b-00; Ana- uo 0PPr, $69,937,600; Stude baker $3690,396; WlllysOveriand $32,800,000: American Ran sua aaa and Crucible Steel, $14,747,000. ' ' What the figures ar. tn, .. these automobile and equipment com panles total never haa h.. ,i..i... nu y ron h,8h ,nt0 the hundreds of minions. A company whose stock is selling on the New York curb mar ket, Submarine Boat ma.ii $126,000,000 of European war orders. That the flsurea ar. i. -j placed with Bethlehem att m...... house, Cniclble Steel and 'the steel ""lwn,u can oniy be conjectured. in proportion to ita .. . portance the New York curb bad one of IU best years. War stocks In the outside market gar half a doien curb S7n ti . eD0Ugb t0 "urch" aeats In the Big Boart-the exchange. The price of a. eat in the Big Board haa practically doubled m th. i ".' year. Early In Anrii th. r.ri. . membership on the .!....-. 138,000. In December I ."""".. w-: $72,000. . " """ w One of the most iniiu... ... In the financial history of IMS was th ra K. F. A. CLUB Weekly Schcduki TUESDAY MEN'S CLASS StatitOB.ni. WIONESDAY LADIES' DAY Claaa S to t a. m. FRIDAYMEN'S CLASS S to t:M a. m. SATURDAY DANCING CLASS 7iJ0 te SttO p. m. SOCIAL DANCINO STARTS AT t DO YOU KNOW We have aaorrel tato waram, osafortable qaartera user Um K. K. K. sHctwT HERE IS A WELCOME I'lare te mast yoav frleeils aad paaa a pleasant evaaiaf NteYoirselTesitHcBMw With MUSIC, BILLIARDS BOWLING I THE r I NEW I I PALM I I Comer Mala PM I .Vow te tha tlata ta Have Your Auto Overhauled And pat la shaae far aaeiac My work Is fully guaranteed, ud my prices are right. Wm. Immel At Csntral Grt,f Hiram Says: These aaaaay aietaauaj aaa mada to 'pear alca aad) wm an armload of blecka ar ahatal of coal. KLAMATH PUEL CO. Are dealera la ALL aTJKM OF WOOD AND COAL. - PhaaaliT. mMakatt. Rcfaird We da Cord repair work smIm Waly. Satlafactlen ar me-ey re funded. f CARS FOR HIM Bws Falls As Cs. 1117 Main St MaMrl.r - - --. pj-arraasvaf (Paid AdmiMasmt) '&-'& 1 :