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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1916)
.Aiiv s yi3h .' 1 -irn mw lift,. & i ' W1 ! 'f m W 1 k tttatt two THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SATURDAY, JANUARY , Ills : . OOOBB ISIS MODEL (OaamasJeated) e (Tirlakle, twlakle, UttU tar, '- MnrlwMiirvkmTOvuc, V abort this world to dry LHn a babble la the sky. Whea.Ua Matiag tun it Mt, AM I mt my whittle wet, Tfta I kaew yaar HtO light It ewa at Dorrk oat of tight. The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH Editor Published dally except ttuadaj ay The Herald Publishtag Coaapaay of Klamath rallt, at US fourth Street Kattrtd at the poetoa.ee at Klatv ath Palls. Oregon, for traatmittioa through the aaalli at tecoad-clatt attar. aa ' Beta' Ctata, AM -rtmmw nansls of hlch achOOl age er Tar, ami sot already earolled 1b J a data, are being Invited to at tend tha reorganised Tonng People! at the Preebyterlaa church aext at 10 o'clock. The data it to ftewlt tor various activities. wUl be taaght by Mr. Hurd. Subacrlptloa terast by mall to amy addren In the Halted Mate: Oae year MOO One month lsHE aagMaaPBaV hr" . ' jLi'St 7T dJpBa(fc-nriiy philess " " Says Sweden Will Join Germany if Necessary Ufa tree you a BCt WHMOIk feeUag 11-tf KLAMATH PALLS. ORMON SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 116 A NEED FOR ACTION FOR several years, Klamath Falls men have been talking the idea The Herald, la this departaMat, seeks to reflect the social aids of life In Klamath coanty,by chroa icling the parties aad other areata that help to make 11e more pleasant- Aa it Is impossible for as to know about all of these affairs, the assistance of oar readers It asked, and social news, either aeat or telephoned to the Herald before 10 o'clock Saturday morning will be gratefully received for publication. An Attractive Winter Costume Ai 1-ntfsChssifcaAffs. eajaaMVaJbMMMaaM FOR RENT NtCKLY raralahod aearuaeata at the Oregon Heose, Klamath, aear Sixth FOR RKNT OSee rooms, tingle or aa aalte; steam keat aad all eoa iitlini laaulra W. H. North, Odd PaHawa Tasaala, GOOD WARM room and board. In antra Tth and Washington, or phone 5-tt FOR SALE BAROAIN Upright piano, only Uttle used; an mahogany case; $160 Ukaa it; owner leaving. Address pott- kaattl. - of a federal building for Klamath Falls. For the same length of time. .. a aW& ha rMAt T aba T umbvvu at iu uwvi ., .. ..- . .,,-, , ,, ..M, . .. n . ... !. .V 44 4. V444 ... 44.... 4V fQV. HHW .. . 4 tion i'sjk revenues. in v;rsier uue. . . . . ,, . Park Improvement work has been With the hills "Just perfectly love ' for coasting, local society, to swipe tatked of. Talk it practically all that haa been done locally regarding these projects, to date. Bnt these matters are now lire issues, aa Congressman Slnnott has Introduced a bill for the former, and Congressman Hawley one for the latter project in congress. Now Is the time for real concerted action. Every pressure should be brought to bear upon the Oregon congressional delegation to get full support of these measures. Wherever possible, work should be started through the right channels for getting the aid of the lawmakers of other states. And the toboggan. Oh. not a really hon- est-to-dod, toboggan, you know, but at any rate, coasters and big bobsleds. The city fathers have given a stim-; ulus to the great winter time sport byj stationing a policeman at the corner j of Third and Main streets during the evening hours, and with that splendid- ly graded and paved thoroughfare offl-. daily designated as Third street cov-i ercd with snow, coasters get such a! good start and gain so much momen- turn that they cross Main street at aj speed Just a little less than fifty miles an hour. On Ninth street, too, there ' is excellent coasting, and the cheers and yells of the happy throngs are' heard every night. With a heavy fall i PROFESSIONAL CARDS KHaTPKRCKKT LOANS O N FARM LANDS ARimUR ft, WILSON, SIT J above all, local people should keep 0f show today there is reason to look active in this matter. These two f0r gieighlns parties next week, with items affect Klamath Falls and Klam- bobsleds laden with hand-holding kid-' ath county more than any place else; dies, skimming along over favorite therefore, e should take a real active reads to this or that ranch house. part In the work of seeking to put where a feed and dancing are en- them through. TO THE VICTORS W CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. x ABSTRACT INSURANCt Expert PliMiiig RATSTURS, SINKS, I Mi Lfcaaaf Pa, PgRfk Ureas 7WMaiaSt IJcyed, followed by a Joyous return. the strains of popular songs rendered in lusty chorus sounding above the cheerful Jingle of the bells encircling the middles of Dobbin and old Becky. ITH a postal deficit of eleven , millions Of dollars Staring the At.mil nln.tv mnnr neonle eniOTod . .officials of the pottofflce department . Ket-together banquet held last night r in the face, the modest Daniel C. Rop- at the christian church by the mem-i ,er, first assistant postmaster general. of the younr people's sodeUea of' l.uu la a provision for a salary In-Uj,,. Methodist. Presbyterian and' crease of W.S00 per annum la thechristUn church Rev. Chas. T. departmental estimate of appropria- Hurti pt,,,. of the Presbyterian! uonsror the coming tucai year. jchurch, acted as toast matter, and ' Inasmuch as Mr. Roper now gets ( brief addresses were made by J. W.j $5,000 a year, this increase will make Jenkins, pastor of the Christian' this place at the public trough worth Jchurch; E. C. Richards, pastor of the 17,200 annually, or 300 leas thaathe Methodist church; George A. Haydon.' salary paid a united States senator. Vera Houston, Chas. RoberU and are also asked for the .Rachel Applegate. An interesting pa- isslstants. ThU U a self- per contributed by J. G. Camp was' Increases three other awarded premium on official mlsman-'rcad by Miss Carrie WIddoet. and a.' agement. i delightful solo was rendered by Miss Augusta Parker. The tablet, placed1 In the form of a huge letter "XJ." typ- Qfmtfmr0ii CgVnfc iified the ParPose or the banquet the jfort among the young people of the SEEING THE GROUND snowed nn-j city. Plans were made for a feder- der reminds some of the democratic atlon of the society represented, which party in November. 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After .the regular monthly banquet of Pros two hours of sport with the bobsleds, j per! ty Rebekah Lodge on last Thurs the Eir' party adjourned to the fine: day evening, new Elks' building, at the comer of Third and Main, and enjoyed cole and sandwiches. freshmen ts, FRANCE SEVERAL years ago con- j sidered purchasing several ships tor its merchant marine, but upon investi- ., j .. . . t jcauuu aouoonea we pian as 100 cost-' iy ana laexectrre, ret some American "statesmen" still insist that Uncle," Sam should purchase such a fleet. I LETTER WRITING WEEK ap proaches fast. Are you getting your data la shape for sending to friends and acquaintances? SQUARE THAT BILL you promised to pay "some time" daring "Pay-TJp-Week." THE SLED salesman hat it all over the man who sells vehides with "transmissions." "self starters," etc. THE FELLOW who was too laxy to put hit wood in during the good weather had to do a whole lot of extra work prospecting to find his wood pile this morning, all right. Investigate 1 Members or ths Art X41 Wnrk Following the re- rillh ,hA ,, , Vrm n dancing rounded out aa I. Hdftn u--.. .,. evealng of ualloyed fun. ,whea MWnl bQUn MW) Mlghu spent in needlework and conversation. About one hundred were present at;"'reshmenu ' " J day by the hostess. Mrs. Dan Ryan of Fort Klamath was in attendance, in addition to the club members, Mrs. R. H. Dunbar, Mrs. Robert E. WatUn- iburg. Mrs. George A. Haydon. Mrs Tires Oieated aad Stttcaed gogetaer wKh the best Hard-waa, Lack. Mitch Machlaaa. Get 4,000 or 5,000 Extra Miles Oat of Your OU Tk Bradtey Harness Co. UT What the War Moves Mean By J. W. T. MASON (Written for the United Pi ) m ---"" -i-rrrvvvvvnj-Lruxn MARVHLOCB Ooaga Brothers of Detroit. Mich.. taaaafaowrad aad told last year thir ty-are aUlUea dollars worth of motor ThU It "marrdoaa" when we that while they were noted of motor ear parts, their first pat on the market January. IfilS. Tkia woaderfw car caa be aeaa at log Mate atratt. aad "Dad" Skive. jnaaat tar lfmmatk. Lake aad Siskiyou net aa paa ta eaalala to yaataiarklasaarutaaetaa. S-u Gone Forever An Opportunity 5 T!ie day s merchant fails to advertise is .certainly one. Every advertisement designed to fill a human want. Advertisinc; only pays the advactisec makes good on his who , NEW YORK. Jan. 8. England's conscription bill cannot be regarded ,as a result of the failure of the volun teer system, and It is a serious mis take to interpret it aa a criticism of Uhe reluctance or a democracy to offer I itself freely for service on the battle i field. I Nearly fi.000.000 English subjects have volunteered since the beginning 01 ine war. while the other bertlger enta have used conscription from the uuuci; moreover, Britain s response compares fully with the conscript armies. The Asqnlth forced service bill will add comparatively few to the ranks. aad the maximum estimate of 500,000 oDiaiaabte that, may dwindle to StS. 000. The main purpose of the meas ure U not to increase the armies de cisively, but to eaable Premier Aa quith to keep hit pledge to married men that if they would come forward voluntarily they would aot ha drafted lato actual aervtce until all the tingle Coasertptioa la reality hat aot pror t eatsatttl at a military mtttirs la Great Brttala. aad wkaurar caaaar af aalaat there U tar the Ml Ilea to (Continued from rage 1) i.. n mmivnlm to capture the Illusion capital, IVtrogrnd. nnd then would svtep southward to join tno uermium near Riga. The Norwegians Hympntlilio with i..riniiii from Hcntluicnt nnd In con- srqtitnco of trndo ivlatlons. More over, they are mindful of the ruin that ft.-inilV navy could ork on tno Norwegian merchant fleet, tho largest oJtcept Kngland's and Germany's. Vnrwoelau army men nro mostly pro-Germnn by reason of their Ger- tnin irnlnlnc. but tho inassci are frlfudlr toward England. For polit ical reasonn, the Norwegians prcaum- ably would ho with the Hwtidoa in case or war ngalnit .lunula, If they were compelled to take aides. The Nor ueglniii could mustor 400,000 so), dli-rn. nil well vqulpiwd. On tlm other liuiul, Denniurk iIoch 'not outer Into Hoamllnnvlnii ralcuta- tloiis In tin malliT of n, iiroapectlvn HtniKKlit iignluat ltusln. Denmark frankly mid coiiHlHtenlly pro-ally. Tho Jlinnit hate (.erinany, rttmomberlng 'how thoy wrested tho tiny territory of 'SchlonwlK-lliilniolii from Denmark inrs lnw; farllii-r, they fear tho rest of their iioHK'itiiUmit will go the aam fny, nnd heme there Is ito chance of their Joining In an nllliinc that would 'redound to (Jermany'a advantage. (icorge A. Wlrti. Mrs. W. K. Faught. Mrs. (ieorgo ChasUIn, Mrs. Arthur It, vvn.nn Mm Find M. White. Mrs. C. C. Hogue, Mrs. Carey M. llamsby, Mrs. J Henry Newnham, Mrs. Kan u. i.uni-j (Continued on Page 4) ' If" BEGIN 10T WATE1 DMM1IHG W 7011 Saya glass of hot wattr with phosphate btfore breakfast wathet out pottena. K. F. A. CLUB Weekly Schedule TUESDAY MIN'S CLASS to 9:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY LADIES' DAY Clats to 9 p. m. FRIDAY MEN'S CLASS 8 to 0:30 p. m. SATURDAY DANCINQ CLASS 7:30 to S:30 p. m. SOCIAL DANCINO STARTS AT 9 If you wako up with a had taste, bad breath and tongue la coated; If your head Is dull or aching; If what you pat sours and forms gaa and acid in stomach, or you are bilious, constl pated, nervous, sallow, and can't get feeling Just right, begin Insldo bath ing. Drink before breakfast, a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate In It. This will flush the poisons and toxins from stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, snd cleanse, sweeten and purify the entire alimentary tract. Do your In side bathing Immediately upon arls- ing In the morning to wash out of thu s.-atem all the previous day's poison oils waste, gasii aad imur bile before putting more rood Into the stomach. I To feel like, young folks feel; tike' ou felt before yourblood, nerves and muscles became loaded with body Im-' purities, get from your pharmacist a quarter pound of limestone phosphate' which Is Inexpensive and almost taste-1 less, except for a sourith twlngn which 1 Is not unpleasant. Just as soap and hot water act on the skin, cleansing, sweetening and freshening, so hot water and lime stone phosphate act on tho stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Men and women who are usually constipated, bilious, headachy or have any stomach disorder should begin this inside bath ing before breakfast. They are as sured they wf,l become real cranks on the subject shortly. Adv. .Vow U tho time to Have Your Auto Overhauled And put In utiape for spring My work l fully guaranteed, and my prices are right. Wm. Immel At Central Garage Flexible fliers, sleds, and baby cut ters at wholesale price, WHILE THBT LAST Wm. a Hum, 439 Pine. 3-tf 1916 INDIAN HERE The fastest and most clasty ma chine of this sstton't output. The new INDIAN POWEMLUS MOTOR, which Is the latest thins In motorcycle achievement, new commandt the tales situation. A HI0.H GRADE WHEEL WITH A HIGH GRADE EQUIPMENT KLAMATH SPORTSMANS STORE SEE VEGHTE HE HAS IT Mtln ntar Eighth GOLDS Is 11 Milk) MANY SICK SPELLS IScda with coaghs aad colds, aad they will mil I here, If yuu lake XYAIS PINK HAL8AM. It contains Pine, Kimilypiini anil Menthol. Price SOr. j,afw . tK ;klamatoTwjokegoii wrtKRg, MRTKULAIt TCOPLS UV TrieiR OftUQB EWAEv JSZ GBEObmbj MYNUeiReMlmM Is Sne Misty? Even if you didn't you should save It Every man, woman and child ahould start to save and con tinue it And for your good you should place your account with ua you will never regret It, for we do all in our power to help you tare. 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