The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 19, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textwapiaw4 -n r& tMJk t '" f !?, &. "wsr- f Mitlff It "KM v"".' HC8& v&.i- m Iff! f K. : InlfsdusMAdTi ' Mtt WMMMWWMM FOR RENT 3L v i"- - fi r K' mnwv Mlafc4 amm Ttmm Itl At the inivmi - ". Onto lim, Ktamtk. Htf auu fOK RSNT OOm rooasa, single or - env ntto; steam neat ami all eoa- ' mliirrt . - '-r1" w. H. North, Odd Mninvk FOR HINT Four room furnished how. close la. Apply Ward OfceeeeauL. "- FOR SALE BAUD of 4-mlnute cylinder and dlao phonograph, horn and hornless machines, $4.76 and up. Shepherd Piano Depot, next door to postofflce. 14-tt BODY WOOD Thoroughly aeaaoned. Reasonable .price. Phone 170W. 17-t PROFESSIONAL CARDS jijiji.nrn'Uiruiiirirnrirrri-' "' ' PBR CENT IiOAlfS Oa Irritated Iaada ARTHUR R.WIMON 017 Main Street CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. ABSTRACTS. INSURANCE Member Oretan Aaseclatle TlUa Man Expert Plumbing SHOWERS, BATHTUBS, SINKS, Property Installed Coaselete Line of BaspUeo ami Baminaaeat Pad, Pingki & Lorcnz 7M Main St Van Riper Bros. -GET THE HABIT" Phone t5 6th and Main Coffee , "OwOwi 8 1b. $1.00 Teal of ta ib. 40c Syrup Ptoaeant to Htadoaa, 60c Hominy to 50c Pimentos 'Spans. Fiaeforsud- 15c K. F. A. CLUB WtJdy Scbwdule TUESDAY MEN'S CLASS to t:M b. m. v WaONEtDAY LADIES' DAY f CIm to t f. m. FRIDAY MEN'S CLASS 9 to t:3 p. m, SATUHAV niNP.IMa Al AM if'-' .'.- ' 7,se e,M a. MMAL DANCING STARTS AT Hsrmm Says: Tjf.Tft S?" feLiisrei JHB--U lt an run co. i u j.(i,. ... . m. winsw nr s& rT . . . j f. Hi'V.-'-JiJ at sJae aai imns wttb ?ef Hub r atorei "xij&I The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH Editor Published dally except Sunday ay Tba Herald Publishing Company of Klaaialb rails, at US Foortb 8trct. Entered at tba postofllee at Klam atb Falla. Oratoa. for traiaatlsaloa tbrougb the malls a second cU mattar. SubKrlptloa term, by mall to any ddrMi la the United BUtae: One year 600 One month & KLAMATH FALLS. ORWJON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1918 POWER OF ORGANIZATION UNION laborltea In Great Britain have shown what power there la in organisation. Lloyd George, min ister of munitions, In his appeal to the workers, plainly admitted that the British government was at the mercy of the labor union men. In time of peace the labor union men hare been bounded by the government, and It has been by continuous agitation that British labor has forced a living wage. Probably had the country been more solicitous of the wage earner In times of peace, the same Individual would have been more patriotic during the stress of war. Human nature is pretty much the same, everywhere, and when the work- ers see the owners of the munition plants raking In millions in profits when they behold the wealthy living riotously while the poor are on the verge of starvation, they demand bet ter treatment. Workingmen have been so fre quently deceived they have lost con fidence in the upper classes, particu larly have they been betrayed In all lands by the politicians. This ac counts for their dread of allowing non-unionists to take their places. They fear that when peace Is declared they will not be taken back at former wages, and with the tremendous war debt aaddled on them, life will be hardly worth struggling for. The working man who has all his life been compelled to fight for abare existence is not as patriotic as he would be had he received more con sideration from those who were amassing fortunes out of his extreme poverty. Perhaps the British statesmen will deal more fairly with wage-earners in future. . Scattered Shots .'. YEP, IT'S STILL Letter Writing Week. Do your d dest In framing epistles calculated to bring more set tlers or tourists here. AND NOW WE hear that Montene gro has not sued for peace, as Ausrla reported. There seems to be a "ne gro in the woodpile" some way or other. PERHAPS YUAN la himself wish ing he was only a president now, in stead of being tied to a life Job, which many seek to have ended soon. "NO, REALLY," said a recent ar rival from Dorris, "people don't live longer under prohibition. It only seems longer." BUT WHAT'S that got to do with your becoming a member of the Com merclal ClubT ALL WAR MOVES are offensive to some one. NUMBERED your house? DONT HEAR ANY plumbers talk ing about "unemployment." Notice of Delinquent Sals. (Poe Valley Klamath Falls Tele phone Company). Notice There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on ac count of assessment No.-1, levied on August 20, 1913, the several amounts set opposite tbe names of the respec tive shareholders, as follews: Name No. of Certl'cate Ami. E. H. Moore 10 917.16 H. H. Roberts.... SI 17.16 J. T. Roberts ... .24 17.16 And in accordance with law and an order of the board of directors said shares will be sold at public auction at the office of tbe company in Foe Val ley on Saturday, February 6, 1916 at the hour of 10 a. m., of said day, to pay said delinquent asssessmant, to gether with accrued interest at the rate .of 10 par cent per annum, from the SOU day of August, 1218, and eoata ef advertising and expenses of aid tale. 8. X. CUUTOTTH, President, O. H. Vaa Meter, Secretary. Date of Srst pakUea tloa Jan. 4, 1216. tU-iajt-L PREPAREDNESS TjJHIJajr PRESIDENT WILSON V Colomcl, RdogeveuT 'r iffHlN 'kv iMPHMBMMa. nBSSSSSSSSSSfi'ii'" H SSSSSSSSSSflPNneBSS oW- Xs BSeBPew - t JBBBkBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBET' v-' O IBBbW rBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSCx v X BBBM j'dB " ""BBBBBBBBBBk'W1 ! BBv7BBBBBBBBBBBB4vBTbTI BBBBBBBBBBBTIi'' bTS 4 a"MMp"i4'--' ; PtBBBBBBBBBBBJBiBBBl o 1 bbbbbbbbmP?' .jmbI rjF' TIP! I BBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBVPaBBBBi IM SSbHIF .BMBai r M'i?t' lMMMMMMBBBw ""-SUSSES. , '.4am "PF1 4aMMl s ti S'FtfT- I aSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBV ftBBBBBBBBBBl M .4aWaWaMBl BBBBBBhh-BSBK4flBv BBBBBBBBBBBBBB 5 XT ' r! ' RePReseAjTAnve Gardner seHATOR chamber lain (Herald Special Service) WASUINQTON, D. C. Jan. 19. National preparedness has become the most vital issue before the American people. President Wilson is insisting that legislation must be enacted with- out delay to the attainment of this nd. Many congressmen, at their homes during tbe holiday season, learned how ardent is tbe sentiment of their constituents on this issue. Many plans have been proposed In congress, and the debates will be most heated and Interesting. The most radical view is that held by former President Roosevelt, who ap parently believes that the United States should be constantly kept on a war basis. His program contem plates a military establishment, and equal to that of the most powerful nations of Europe. The-colonel-believes that in no other way can we safeguard our territory and our na tional honor. Experts Want More The program Introduced in con-! grass by President Wilson constitutes ' the demands of the administration. This program is a compromise be- tween the various departments of the government. However, it Is clearly not acceptable to many of those who participated In its preparation. It was X. A POOR mm 8v SSSSAbBV 9S2iwBsT BBTBBT j- 4mF2SB1 Always Complains of His Tools This is not always true in some cases where he tried to buy too cheap he naturally got inferior quality. It pays to buy the .BEST lie may be a good workman with inferior tools. i Be a good workman with good tools. We sell the BEST IN EV ERYTHING tools and all . kinds of HARDWARE of the BEST QUALITY. TRY US, OUR PRICES , ARE REASONABLE , ROBERTS & HANKS THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH NOW STANDS OUT AS not accepted by the war staff or tbe have charge of the administration war college and military experts be- measures In the senate. He Is es lleve that It falls short of tho require- .sentlally militant and bellovcs In ments of tho present time. Tbe plan t maintaining our position reRardless for establishing a continental army. of developments, has been particularly critlzed, espe- one of tho most notable advocates dally by those who believe In render- 0f a rational system of national pre Ing more efficient the militia of the paredness Is Theodora Durton, for varlous states. ' mer senator from Ohio, who ndvo- Congressman Augustus P. Gardner, of Massachusetts, is considered the author of the present movement for national preparedness. He was the first man In congress to agitate the issue and to call attention directly to our dangerous condition of mili tary unpreparedess and naval Inef ficiency. Gardner's program is de clared to be .unscientific, but It Is at least Interesting and suggestive. General Wood, chief of stall of the army, has given particular attention to the more techlnal and scientific questions involved. Tbe American people have never been Instinctively a military class, but Wood has In sisted that they should at least know tbe salient features of tbe military 'art. Upon him will devote the duty of developing tbe practical ends of s,lch a program as congress may .adopt Chamberlain Is Emphatic Senator George E. Chamberlain of Oregon Is chairman of the senate com mittee on military affairs, and will WORKMAN FALLS. OREGON MOST VITAL ISSUE safes' && OENeRAL. WCv.t cates a constructive policy, perhaps typical of average sentiment, mid way between the extreme tendencies of those who would place us on a war footing and the advocates of peace at any price. Senator Burton has no sympathy with preparation for of fensive warfare. He believes In such a degree of preparedness as Is es sential to our national defense, and 'opposes the creation of a military spirit which shall domlnato all tho affairs of our national life. He ad vocates tbe enlargement of a regular army and the reorganization and de velopment of our national guard as an effective anjunct to our regular military establishment. He also lays stress upon tho need for available officers, thoroughly trained In tho theory and tactics or warfare. For this reason he advocates enlarging the military and naval academies at Annapolis and West Point, although these Is much opposition to such a course. Burton's attitude Is of particular Interest because he Is president of the American Peace society. While he advocates a proper system or pre paredness, he has not lost sight of tho ultimate Ideal In tho settlement of International disputes by Judicial methods. But, however, varied the views of, preparedness leaders, none have lost' sight of the more practical question that the United States must be pre pared to defend Itself against aggres sion from any source. Kecord headquarters at Shepherds. To date approximately 2C.000 miles of roads, trails and Are lines, and 20.- 000 miles of telephone lino have been built within the national forests of tho united States. Notice to Creditors In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Klam ath. In the Matter of tbe Last Will and lestament of Alma Kuehne. Do. ceased. Notice la hereby given by the under, elrned, Andrew Kuehne, executor of me estate of Alma Kuehne, deceased, to the creditors of and to all persons waving claims against said deceased, to exhibit them, together with the necessary vouchers, within six months irom me ante of this notice to said ex ecutor, Andrew Kuehne. at th i.w office or Onelll & Manning, In tbe Whlte-Maddox building, in the city of Klamath Palls, Klamath count. .t. - - --..,, MMVW uregon, wnicn said office the un dersigned selects as bis place of busi ness in all matters connected with the said estate. Dated'tbls 7th day of Janimrv a D. 1916. First publication January 7th, 1916; date of last publication, February 4, 1916. ANDREW KUBHNB, Executor of the Estate of 7.H.IX.M.? KUbM' D,06Med' AAee ; TODAY'S ODDEST STORY " t fulled I'lossSorvIco e (M.KVKIiAN'D Jan. H. v . i trt Lean Yrnr Club has been roriiunl by 'lRlt luotty Klrlfl livtK, lioiHlod M9S ":'", Taylor of Lukowood, a fashion- utilo suburb The avowed Vr- pose of the club is for cncn moi- ber lo propose to tho man of her . ..i... i,... .iiui.iL' ihn vcar. ami uoi to accept any similar proposal when offered by a suitor. e "I do not sco anything uiius- mil about a Birt cnoosing ni " hUHlmiul." Mls Taylor salil.Mlns ,...... lll. nnnlllr Illl'IIlUUr. V iivivii .'Mm -- gnlil A woman could propose Just as gracefully 'l awcelly us she could accept. I think sho ouRht to, If sho really loves a 4 man." I1 liimn frnm Rfid in Morning and Drink Hot Water Tails why everyone should drink hot water each morning before breakfast, Why U man and uouiuii, half tho time, feeling nervous, despondent, worried; t&mie days headachy, dull and unstrung, some days roally In capacitated by lllnesM. If we would practice Inutile bath lug, what a gratifying change would take place. liiHtcad of thoimands of half sick, anaemic looking souls with pasty, mudd) complexion!) wo should see crowds of happy, healthy, rosy cheeked peoplo everywhere. The Tea ton Is that the human nyHtum docs not r d ItHt'lf each day of all the ivanto which It accumulate under our pres ent mode of living, for every ounce of food and drink taken Into the sys tem nearly an ounco of waste mater ial must be carried out, else It fer ments and forms ptomalno-llko pois ons which are absorbed into the blood. Just as necessary as It Is to clean the ashes from the furnace each day, beforo the lire will burn bright and hot, bo we must each morning clear the Inside organs of tho pruvlousfJay's accumulation of Indigestible wasto nnd body toxins Men and women, whether sick or well, uro advised to drink ench morning before breakfast n gl.w of real hot water with a lea i.l oonfui of llmoatone phosphate In It, as harmless means of washing out of tho stomach, liver, kidneys and bowols tho Indlgoxtlblc material, wautc, sour bile and toxins; thus cleansing .sweet ening nnd purifying tho cntlro alimen tary canal beforo putting more food Into the stomach. Millions of people who had their turn at constipation, bilious attacks, acid stomach, nervous dayB nnd sloer loss nights have become real cranks about the morning Insldo bath. A quarter pound of liraestono phospbato will not cost much at tho drug store, but Is sufficient lo demonstrate to nny ono Its cleansing, sweetening and freshening effect upon the sytem.-Ad Flexible filers, 'sleds and baby cut ters at wholesale price, WHILE THBY LAST Win. C. Hum, 439 Pine. 3-tf Angora goats art being used In large numbers to clear tho several millions of logged over lands In Or. gon, the animals thriving where prac tically no other would, and furnishing meat and mohair wbllo keeping down the undergrowth and weeds. GOING AWAY? Uet us take care of your baggage and cases. WE MEET ALL TRAINS AND BOATS Auto Buses for Passengers. Aut0 Truek, for Frflh, DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE Western Transfer Co. rnoNE-Offlce 187; IF WOMEN WOULD BANK THEIR MONEY thoy would spend less and save themselves many a worry as well Tho First State and Savings Bank Invites ncounts from women, wnethor engaged In business or not. A call here will disclose many advantages of paying by check In Btead of in cash. Any of the offl cers will be glad to relate them. FIRST STATE and SAVINGS BANK . KLAMATH PALLS, ORIOON WKDNKSWAV, MNWAIIV 10, (tle II.. mm ilittt VflUii Ah Iiu... iw ...mw wM. aawniKi Hllrlrn are correctly written, They iitnnot Ih rtiangnl after the fire. He t'lillcntr. ib Flexible (licit), sleds, nnd baby cut tern at wholesale prlcVWlUI.K THBy LAST Win, C. ilurn, 3B l'lno, 3 f Ihnilil nni s'd. Ml riKiilu. The Junk Man Is Profiting at Your Expense It Is doubtful If tllfl average rubber lire give more than tho ivKtil'itloii .'l.nilll mile of t,er- Ice uncertain servlrtt wild the eer tutwnl nervr-nuklng ilmul of tiro trouble, but for the wike of nrgument, let's My that wiim of t hem Klvr as murli ax .1,000 mites. ' Their ouuern plume lliemselusi on gelling wonderful tire mil.', ago ttlienever llih linpH'ii, nnd )tl eu-ry tine of those tltr ulirn lo I he Junk man ror n feu 1 ctili could Imve Ix-vn iiindo to tin ilioiiMtmU of mllrn further, if iv-liviiiletl by our new method Bradley Harness Co. riioiie IU7 No v Is 1 bit lime to Have Your Auto Overhauled nd put In slinpe for sprlug Jiv work U fully gtiariinlued, nnd my prlcffi are right Wm. Immel At Central Garage A (iOOII TIMK TO IIAVK YOllll Auto Painting Dene: iimiiufaclurer'a llulsti guar, miteed. II. WIGHT, at Miles Sign Building Ofltw with S. I-:. AMIAVUAX Ittl.NT .vrOIIK I'.'O SIWli Hlnt-t 1916 INDIAN, HERE The fastest and most classy ma chine of this season'a output The new INDIAN POWERPLUS MOTOR, which la the latest thing In motorcycle achievement, now commands the salsa situation. A HIQH QRADE WHEEL WITH A HI0H GRADE' EQUIPMENT KLAMATH SPORTSMANS STORE 8EE VEQHTE- -HE HAS IT Main near Eighth Rt.ld.nc.2M-R. 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