The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 17, 1916, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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FOR SALE
FOR SALE "Old Trusty Incubator,
lit am capacity, all ready to ma.
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SALE ot t-miaete cylinder and disc
paoaographe, horn and hornless
auchlaes, 14.75 and ap. Shepherd
Piano Depot, next door to postofflce.
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TO TRADE Aetoasobile for well-lo-
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at Its Mala street 11-lt
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Published dally eteept Sunday by
Tha Herald Publlealns Compaay of
Klamath Falls; at.i.il Fourth 8traat
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KI.AMATH KAI.LH. OHKtHlN
MONDAY, JANUARYS, IMS
THR FERRIS BILL
OF more Immediate Importance to
Orecon and. the Western states
than the administration's program of
preparedness la the Ferris bill, which
has Just recently passed the house.
This hill attentats to. and does, take
away from the people of Oregon, from
the commonwealth of Orexon and all
j other Western states, the right to en
joy, have and to hold the property
and property rights' within the con-
nnes 01 tne state;
In more common terms It takes
away the right to the lise ot the water
power of the mountain streams of
Oregon and, places it In the hands of
the secretary ot the Interior or some
other official at Washington who nev
er saw the West, and gives him the
sole right to say who shall have leases
upon these water power sites, who
shall develop them and how, etc.
In legal terms, effective udob tha
passage of the bin, it virtually sets
up in Oregon a perpetual landed pro
prietor whose lands shall remain tor-
over exempted from thai taxing power
ot tne. state, and also from its powers
of eminent domain, so that they may
be closed to development or allowed
to be used on such terms and charges
as the proprietor of the lands, the
federal government may chose to
name. The state within, those boun
daries the water power la located has
not one word to say about it
So effectually-does this Ferric dM
bottle up the West that future devel
opment along the lines of-the areatar
opportunlty is practically forbiddea,
and only at the pleasure of some ofl
clal In Washington will our aTeetwe-
ter possibilities be even touched apon.
Oregon, Washington, Idaho. Cali
fornia and all the Rocky kbuatala
states, have immense potential wealth
in the undeveloped water Dower. It
only requires the denser population
and the manufacturing tannin to
set these mighty machines of power in
motion. Those things will come, are
inevitable, .and the growth of the
country will be checked and held In
abeyance until such time as the fed
eral government shall please to re-
lease' this mighty power and even
then it la doubtful if lta energies will
be, properly developed or directed in
the proper channels.
The Ferris bill effectively bottles
up the water power sites, nreventa
capital from Investing and takes away
tne sovereign right of the state to the
use ot its own preperty: It effecnallv
throttles individual development and
practically creates a monopoly to
which future generations must nay
'big toll. Pendleton Evening Tribune
'. Scattered 'Shots .''.
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AND NOW ITS Jack Frost's turn
to be "hlttlna- the nlnoa."
SO FAR, no candidates for sheriff
have seen fit to make their names
known.
THE STORM is causlna warm arm.
menta between old Inhabitants, com
paring the, present winter with that
of '89, '72, etc.
POOR, BRAVE little Montana
is the latest to learn that it' tn
have England, France and Italy as
allies until you really need them.
riuuHING THAT it will taka at
least a year's study before submitting
peace proposals, the Ford peace party
ai tasi goes on record In favor of pre-
vareauess, despite the firht thl. .h.
ject has caused on tho Oscar.
THIS IS Letter Wrltlne wv
Are
you observing" it T
AND PAY-UP Week la comW win
you be ready for itT
YEP, COLDER than the North Pole
and no warm room Imm n. ..
quaff.enough "liquid fire'' to melt the
Icicles out of one's stomach. Such Is
winter and prohibition.
THE. OLD OAKEN mmirnw .ij
tkWiJ depended upon to keep tha
9 W;4( Supplied with water during
the .winter months.
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with his father. Both of them have
Vatican Is to
Interest in
By ALICE ROUE
.Press '8taff Correspondent)
(UnlteO
ROME. Jan. 6. (By mall) The
Vatican is to take more active interest
in temporal dlnlomatin nniiM. ,.
It has evinced tor many years, In the
opinion of Vatican affairs' observere
whose opinions are respected.
In the recent elevation of irir
cardinals to the royal nurnlA nf tha
Sacred College, Pope Benedict has
given the first definite Indication of
what will be the future characfor i
policy ot, the pontlflcate. sav the
men, who assert that they base their
conclusion upon centuries or Vatican
precedent.
The Sacred College, coosutinc uau.
ally of from sixty to seventy mm.
bers, has charge of the administra
tion or the Catholic affairs through
out the world. Tho college Is under
the direction of the pope. The pontiff
usually wants this body comnoBj
of cardinals in hirmnn, ui,i. ui-
Ideas.
The Vatican world awaits with in.
terest the'Ilrst consistory that a new
pontiff holds in order that It may
judge, from the character of hA n.
cardinals created by tha now Mn
what will be the general doIIct nf hi.
pontlflcate. ,
When a cardinal Is elected m t,
finds himself surroundnd hv a cj
College chosen by hln immuiiii. r...-.
decessors. These cardlnain m.v k
out of harmony with what he wants
to accomplish. It Is aeldom nm1..
becomes a cardinal before be is 50,
and as deaths In the collee-a mimw.
shlp.are not Infrequent, the new pon
tiff gradually may change the char-
aeier or tne sacred College by the ele-
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NO VERDICT IN
THE HILL CASE
AFTEB NEARLY ELEVEN HOURS
OF DEBATING, JURORS, DEAD
LOCKED, ARE DISCHARGED HY
JUDGE KUYKENDALL
No verdict was ret'urnMi in i., -..
of William O. Hill on charea of
ertlng and failing to support his wife
and family, the jury disagreeing. A
deliberation of nearly a1.v i.
preceded the dlgchar. f fc u
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were tod tbatthey wera the judges
. ,-,, "" or guilt,
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World Affairs
couwo of ten years a new pope ordi
narily mny have, If he wished, nur
roumlcd hlmaolf with a Sacred Col
lege, the majority of which Is In liar
mony with bis Ideas. It Is only then
that a nope begins to giro his pontlfl-
cate that' chnractcr which Is llkoly to
be associated with tils name In his
tory.
In the recent creation by Pone Ben
edict of his first sx cardinals the fact
that stood out most prominently was
that four of them were chosen from
tho ranks of tho Vatican diplomatic
service These were Cardinal Tontl.
papal nunzlo to Pertuanl: Cardinni
Cagllero, papal nunilo to the Central
American republics; Cardinal Fru
vlrtb, papal nunslo to Munich ..,i
Cardlnnl Scaplnolll, papal nunxlo to
Vienna.
Pope Benedict's roln. thLrfnr
according to Vatican students and
tradition, is expected to mark a re
vlval of the political iit ,i...
church. This predicted outcome would
oe in narmony with Pope Benedict's
training.
Pope Benedict, when h , u..
slgnor Delia Chlesa, was tralnod in
the diplomatic and political school of
Pope Leo. When Cardinal Hampolla
as secretary of state to popo io,
labored in harmony with tho ir
strengthen tho vatlcnn'n riir.inm.i
relations in all the leading courts of
tho world, Mowslgno'r Delia Chicsa
was under secretary of stato to Car
dinal Itampolla. Ho nlo held dlplo
matlc posts at Paris and clsowhore
Tho revival of this policy, Borne
helloveg again Is nrcmief.,! i,. ti, ..i
vauon to the Sacred Collego of four!
veteran diplomut. u is confidently!
UXJKJCiea tllBt t)H Ontlr nnll-.,J
j8am came into court with a verdict
of guilty, with a long recommendation
(for parole and lenicucy providing the
defendant would again provide for hi.
family, and rwumo his place ns head
of tho family, etc. After the recom
mendatlons worn wt i.i. i... ..
Judge, the jury was polled, but two
dtonte.to the verdict without the
ju.uuaiiauonn, so the twelve good
men' nnd true wore sent out again to
:ia"8,ol,fneffort to reach a unaL
iraous verdict.
This proved an lmnonnihiii u
gnmentation failina: to nht' ' .
opinion of any mmi.n- i. ..."
therefore, they cam in.' .'''
third time, this nm .,, ,.. " ri.,ue
and were 'dlMh.;, I "",0,:0,,
kendall. "' ',"aB0 Kur-
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Mention, as the Hills are well known
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RUB PAINS FROM
SORmUMEBACK
IUH II.ACK.tCIIK AWAY WITH
S.MtM, TIIIAh IIOTTI.K OF OLD;
I'KNI-rrilATIMt, "HT. JACORH
OH,"
Hick hurl youT Can't strslghua
up without feeling sudden nalaa.
jabnrp aches and twinges? Now, llsteaU
niaia iiununRii, iciatica, or maybe
from a strain, and you'll get relief tha
moment you rub your back Trita
soothing, penetrating "St. Jacob's
Oil," Nothing cite takes out sere-
iicsh, innicneis and stiffness so qulak
ly You simply rub It In on your back
nnd out comes tho pain, it is barn-
less nd i!s)sn't burn the skin.
Lluibor up! Don't suffor! Oat a
small (rial bottle of nM1,nni "a.
Jncob'H Oil' from any drug store, and
after using It just onco, you'll forget
that you ever had backache, lumbago
or sciatica, becauso your back will
nuvor hurt or cause any more misery.
It never disappoints, and ha. b
recommended for sixty yoars. Adv.
If You Are 6omg te Bay a 0a
Let us furnish you with literature
describing (he new
SAXON SIX
We alio have some bargains In
used cars.
Telford Bros.
Conger Ave. & Main. ah. 9u
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themselves many a worry as wall
The First Stale and Bavln Bask
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whether engaged in buZ?Zl'
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