The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 07, 1916, Image 2

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Leave at Keller's Cafe aad receive reward, t - FOR EXCHANGE TO TRAM Antomoblle for welHo iostad timber claim. Will pay cash War i u claim Is worth It Call at;M Main street. t PROFESSIONAL CARDS KK3MT PER CENT LOANS O X FARM LANDS ARTHUR R. WILSON, S1T1 CIT.Y AND COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. ABSTRACTS INSURANCS Msmbera Orsflen As ctattow TMJe Ms Expert Plimbing BATHTUBS, SINKS. jriy Iatallea Complete Utae of SappUes Pads, Pktffle Ml Lorenz 70S Mala St J. S. MILLS & SON itfiiismiimi. Harrestcr IbcUMfy FREE! FREE! F R E E! PssBOBstration FREE AT Van Riper Bros. or BEECH-NUT Food Products Mr stare and see tk AgHaSsBaaagsasfism aSaf BSaaJLsaaBAlaVi 4kBASsW KMBsr. BBBBBBBJBaVPVfl fBV SjasnsivffVTJBSJ SaSHSl HBP aBMsV ksW JnWs .--I. laa fBaMgal BPBBB HfHf BJIfBJ BsaVVywra)Sffa BfsWW BEECH -NUT pTMI STANDARD OF QUALITY a OS. &' WHP TUT UAWW Tr mmmm sivisbfsi a VkonstS vvottMMiiCasi, f n 1b TiiWDerw .! The ETening Herald w. o. Mi in ui Published dally except Maaday by Tha Rtrald Paaltakia company 01 Klamath Falls, at-115 Fourth street Eatsred at the poetotlce at Bw- ath Falls. Oregon, rot iraaimiMios tnroagb th malls t coad-elasi matter. -teriitlcia irrtat bj mall to J , lUdro1 la the Ualtee States: ' M.00, n itltic rr hdiIIi kl.WMTH KAI.LK OKW FRIDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1910 THE SPIRIT OP ENTERPRISE "TIERE Is no community so dead t 1 that the spirit of enterprise can( not be breathed Into It; and there Is 'no clttaen so obscure or Interest so Insignificant, as not to derive benefit fnm lMBt a community teeming' ,wUh actiTltrand radhUng energy and' enterprl8e Enterprise and energy are the We blood that circulates to ! member, of tt. community, tsfur, lngIntothemUfeand,trenh. Often enterprise Is present, but In . .. ..- 1 II l I a latent or inactive staie, auu mi ... needs to make It manifest Itself U the J . j.9 tiiativ nmnnna. or mr i HMC W .!. .. ...- ' -- are born to follow to one tnat is 'born wits capacity to lead. Every 'community needs leaders, and with - -. .... .able cltixena to organise aad to lead toe iorces aireaay present, u j i transionnea irom a suuo m iu6, - - .-. l..V. to one or me ana motion. iuj thinks of tne ordinary American ciu sen as a soldier; yet we know that, given the Impulse to arm and -train, be haa been promptly transformed Into the greatest soldier of modern times. It la the same with respect to development of local resources; given the leadership and the spirit of emulation, and the average citizen of any locality will devote his energies to the upbuilding of his community.' Doubtless communities differ In minor respects one from another, but they are all alike In possessing within themselves the potentialities of pro gress and prosperity. It only remains for the dtisen to determine alone .what lines they desire to progress, and to decide what shall be the means and methods of accomplishing their ends. The possibilities are limited only by the energy and purposes of the citi zens themselves. What are you going to do for Klam ath Falls during- 1916? Ton doubt leas have plana and aspirations for your private business. What are your plans and aspirations for your com munity? Ton can not separate the one from the other; they are so In timately related that the one effects the other and the limitations placed upon the one inevitably are placed up- 'on the other. t Ton may expand your business to ,a certain extent whether your com munity expands or not; you may be progressive and enterprising whether your community Is or not; but It Klamath Falls expands. If It Is pro gressive, yon will find it easier to en large your business. Tour business Is only a part of a greater Institution your commun ity; and If a wall Is built around this ;clty, preventing Its expansion, the same wall obstructs your expansion. semsn interest, U no worthier mo tive, should Inspire every business man to work for the welfare of his community. All united can make It whatsoever they please. . Scattered Shots . AS TET we've not heard It pub licly Intimated that the raisins of the bounty on coyotes by the county court was merely a schema to stimulate the demand for shells and steel traps car ried In stock by Roberta & Hanks. HAVE TOU REGISTERED? Reg istration Is now In progress at the court house. IT'S BAD ENOUGH when newspa pers criticise the president's Mexican policy, but when his own dear senate unanimously adopts a resolution ques tioning his recognition of Carmnza without consulting the foreign com mittee to say the least, It must seem ungrateful to htm. THERE SEEMS ABOUT as much chance of a speedy ending of tha war uet a speedy Institution of tree mail delivery is Klsmith falla. MBDFORD IS preparing to hold a big poultry show. Our high, school boys, baseball players aad ether well Informed youths who have visited there say the chickens the? saw m niag aronaa Jteorora teat said a candle to tha Kkuuth precast SINNOTrs federal hmflilas km aad Hawleys Crater Lakaiwreaae- lorcratar-Laka-Park MB ara two meaaarsB of gnat hsausH to TtaBMth Churches Destroyed by Bombardment avSyBBB?viBBBBBBBBBBntfVlSKSSBBBBu? VtV.-cv? 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SBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbHBPV' IBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsfiSB aBa!f JSssBvSsffK' BbbsbBbBbBbBbBsBhR B9BBBBBBBBBBasBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB3BBH sBWHssSVsgalssBBBBBBSBsBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBM SbbSbwBbBbBbBbBbBbbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBs) ' BbISb!bBbs3bbiBbBbBbKbKBbBbBbBbbBbBbBb sVbbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBsBb BrgVlBmtiSKSBBBBBTsBBaHGABBBBBBBBsf9 Ib1bsbBbBbBbBbBbb1bBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBb1 bR5MPw!1IbBsBsW MHSaWMPaWsBBBaBBBaV. bsSVbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbBbbBbBbBsdbBbBbBbBbBsBsbI s K-' nJbPwSsbBBBBbSRbFTB' aSBBaVJsBBBBBByBBsV BggKBBBBMssMWBsBBBHBMBBBBmSsBH ll;aasmasBBBBBBshWgr jjfBslsBaasBBBBBB;eaBaB During the recent allied drive on churches in that section of the war zone. The picture at the left shows th remains of a church at FromellcR. Note the crucifix where the altar was left, as by a miracle, practically undamaged. Tho picture at the right shows the intettor of a church at Aubers. English Editor Urges U. Ready for w Lord Northcliffe, in America Is Now in Same or Worse Unprepared Position as England Was Before War (Editor's Note For an expression of the British attitude toward the war at the beginning of the year, tlie United Press today obtained a statesnent from Lord Xorthcllffe, who, through his flfty publications, U prohnbly in closer touch with the public than other Englishmen. By LORD XOIITHCLIFFE (Written for the United Press) (Copyright, 1916, by United Press) LONDON, Jan. 7. When some months ago I had the honor of com municating with at least 50,000,000 Americans through the United Press, I plainly expressed the belief that we are In for a long-, long war. Events have followed the lines Indicated. I do not pose as a prophet, but I know now something about the toughness of the Anglo-Saxon fibre as compared with the Prussians, and I know that each day that brings success to our strength Is weakening them. The German point of view toward the war Is frankly that, of money mak ing and territorial aggrandisement. Germany's treasurer, Helfferlck, con stantly dilates on the Indemnities that Germany la going to get Germany hopes, in addition, to obtain the Bel gian Congo. She, was under the Im pression that the wealth of France would pour into her paw within a few weeks after the outbreak of the war. England wasn't expected to enter, Our pacificists, like yours, repeatedly raise our boys to be soldiers. county. They deserve all the port each of us can give them. sun- ONE DIFFERENCE between the American Tuberculosis Prevention As sociation and the democratic adminis tration Is the fact that the former so ciety haa Its revenue stamps for tale just at Christmas time, while the lat ter makes us buy Its revenue stamps all j ear 'round. WHERE ARE the toys which were u brlfht. so noisy and no much la de mand Christmas Day? All in the Junk heap, to make way for the sleds. Leaves for East. L. Kale Shepherd, who has been tuning pianos here, toft today for Chicago, Ills., where ba baa a posi tion la a prominent pkao factory. Shepherd will take a sight school course la player-piano work. Bakasrlka for the ssaraU, it seats a meats. THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH the French front tho intense artillery War, Hinting Interview With United Press, Says That iland's entrance into the struggle was J as great a surprise to our government I ab ii was u me uermans, ior we nao, with one or two exceptions, a paclflst'rd at least 1.000.000 across the sea administration. shows that any European or Oriental But as soon as Germany entered nation could. If you were unprepared Belgium, the common people, as one (as you are), ship them to you. man. Insisted on the defense of Bel-1 Personally, I doubt that the United gium and its heroic king. The out-' States will really preparo for war. burst that followed In Germany was There will be an Immense amount of like the rage of a tiger balked of Its talk, as with us, and you will bare prey. Germany consoled Itself with 'people like our late Lord Roberts, the thought that John Bull was an' preaching wisdom, but his views will effete old plutocrat, whose sons and be drowned In such melodies as "I daughters were given up to sport and amusements. Our army was little larger than ours. The kaiser in his famous Alx-la-Chapelle address referred to is as "Sir John French's contemptible little army." Since then, by voluntary en listment, we possess one of the world's largest armed forces. Your position is not at all unlike ours before the war. You are as eaten up with commercialism and pacifism as we were. And you are not in such a good position for fighting as we are, ty reason of the lack of unity of races composing the United State. On the other hand, vou offer th same temptation to anv hunrrv. a-' .gresslve enemy that we did. Troops can be moved to your shores Eng-'from hostile nations In little mor'frinm nr .h ,m There has been an Increase of 35 per cent In the employment of women In London banks since the war begun. Mrs. 'Ada Brown, who Is past 70 years of age. Is taking a short course In domestic science at Columbia Uni versity. Ask CfaUrote for a 1916 calendar. DANCING Friday evening the Moose Lodge will hold their rrgnlar dance at the Moose Has on Klswth Ave. Beat of music aad refresh menta wttl be served. EVERYBODY WELCOME FRIDAY 7th FALLS. OREGON fire of tho English razed miuy S. to Get Jap Invasion time than It took to more bodies from New York to Boston 200 years 'ago. me tact tnat wo navo transport- didn't raise my boy to be a soldier," and so on. One day the Laplanders or Green landers or some other nation (you can change the words as you choose) will notice that you are a rich pacifist, and will come nnd take what they want. How would you like for us to Inter fere when they had accomplished their task and you Mere not yet ready, and for us to cry "peace." when, say, the Laplanders or Greenlanders were oc cupying Oregon and Washington state and Derharis California, nineiw n. von knavitmAir ipaim n t. i .n iiAr Thi. u hn. e-i ok... making before we are ready to im. ncrr. i'm think .... rn. ., TODAY'S ODDEST STORY United Press Service WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. "- An osder of dismissal has been died In tho case of the cigar manufacturer or Jersey City, N. J., who through his at torney, Joseph P. Tumulty, sued the William G. McAdoo Tunnel company for damages before Vice Chancellor darrlson. After McAdoo becamo secretary of the treasury. Garrison secretary of war and Tumulty secretary to the president tho case was settled. If you are particular about yoar Are iasnraace, see CfaReote. ll-tf EASY TO DARKEN YOUR 6RAY HAIR OU t.'AX ItlllSO HACK COIA1K AXI LL'STKi: WITH SAHE TEA AM) SUI.I'llflt Wticn oii dnrKen jour Imlr Uh Sko Tea nuil Sulphur, no one can toll. beaiuw; It's done bo nnturnlly. no ocli ly. Preparing tlila mixture, though, nt home Is mtiti)- uiul troublesome For ."i0 cenia ou can buy at any ilruic s'.orti lli reail)-to-ue tonic called "UV'Ui'h Sae niul Sulphur Com pound " Vou Jiut dampen a apongu or soft brush with It anil driw thU throiiKh )our hair. tnkliiK "no amall strand nt n time. II' morulnB all Krny hair iltsappear. anil, niter an other appHwtlon or two. jour Imlr becomes beautifully darkened. Rlomy and luxuriant You lll also dlscowr ilanUruff h Rone and hair haa stopped fallln? (.ray, faded hair, though no din- srace. In a sign of old Ke, and a we nil desire a youthful and attractive 'nppearance, get busy at once with iWjeth'a Sago and Sulphur, and look year joungor. Adv. IF KIDNEYS ACT BAD TAKE SALTS HAYK IIACKACHK IM 8IGX YOU HAVE 11KK.V EATING TOO MUCH MEAT When you wake up with backache and dull misery In tho kidney region It generally means you havo been eat ing too much meat, auys a woll known authority. Meat forms uric acid which oerworks tho kidneys In their eort tn Olter It from tho blood, nnd thoy be- tome sort of paralyzed nnd loggy. Wh'on your kidneys get sluggish and clog you must rcllote thorn like you relieve your owels; rebmovlng all the body's urinous waste, else you have backache, sick headache, dlsiy spells; your stomach sour, tongue Is coated, and nhen the weather Is bad you. have rheumatic twinges. Tho urlno U clcidy, full of sediment, channels' often get sore, water scalds and you , are obliged to seek relief two or three times during tho night. Either consult a good, reliable phy sician at onco or get from your pbar cist about four ounces of Jad Salts; ter before breakfast for a few days nnd your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts Is mado from the acid of grapes and lemon Juleo, com bined with llthla, and has been used for generations to clean and stlmulato sluggish kidneys, also to neutralise acids In tho urine, so It no longer Irri tates, thus ending bladder weakness. 'Jad Salts Is n llfo saver for regular meal caters. It Is Inexpensive, can not Injure and makes a delightful, effervescent llthla water drink. Adv. Fountain W Syringes We have a thres-quart, red rubbsr, rapid flow syrlngt, with three hard rubber pipes at $1.90. It's the best value ws have ever sstn far tha money. UNKIWOftrftljW j V I VrHCRE avumCUCAU KOPLB 11 I oustif W I - BUY THEiaj DRUGS (aZ&tBE) Did Yon Make a Resolnjon to Save Money? Even if ou didn't you should save it. Every man, woman and child should start to save and con tinue It. And for your good you should place your account with Ba you will never regTet it, for we do all In our power to help you save. FIRST STATE M2 SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON Flexible fliers, sleds aad baky ant lers at wholesale price. WHIMO THBT I.AST-Wm. C. Hurn, J Pine. l-tf t.ir laaaniBce Bivra TOM a f of security. SeaChllcote. 11-U NEURALGIA PAIN Qot a 10 cent Dsckam of Dr. James Haadache Powders aad don't suffsr, Whrii your hrad aclir you Imply inuit have relief or you will go wild. It' iiredtma to auffer when you ran take a remedy llko Dr. Janr' Head. ache IViwilcn and rrliorn tin pain and nnirnlgta at once. Heml noniconij to l- 'ruj; (tore now fur a dim packaga 'i 1 'r. JamM Haadarlu i'owdr. Ik... v uffcrl In a few inomviits you will feci fine headache gotie nu saor neuralgia pain. K. F. A. CLUB Weekly Schedule TUESDAY MEN'S CLASS 8 to 0:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY-LADIES' DAY Class 8 to 0 p. m. FRIDAY MEN'S CLASS 8 to 0:30 p. m. SATUHDAY-DANCINO CLASS 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. SOCIAL DANCING STARTS AT t .Vow l the lime to Have Your Auto Overhauled And put in haM fur spring My work U fully guaranteed, and my prices are right. Wm. Immel At Central Garage 1916 INDIAN HERE The fastest and most classy ma chine of this season's output The ntw INDIAN POWERPLUS MOTOR, which Is the latsst thing In motorcycle achievement, new commands the sates situation. A HIGH GRADE WHEEL WITH A HIQH GRADE EQUIPMENT KLAMATH SPORTSMANS STORE SEE VEOHTE HE HAS IT Main near Eighth HEADACHE FvBsTy) BsSilJT ' ' CALENDAR C-W i 4 Record headanartera at 4f