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NIOBIiT furnished apartments at the
Onim Roim, Klamath, near Blxtt
rOR RENT Offloe rooms, start or
M suite; steam hat and all con
venience. Inquire W. H. North, Odd
Fellows Temple.
FOR RENT Four room
house, close In. Apply
Obeachaln.
furnished
Ward
19-6t
FOR SALE
BODY WOOD Thoroughly seasoned.
Reasonable price. Phone 270W.
17-6t
FOR SALE Three full-blood Poland
China boar pigs. Enquire Jas. T.
Henley. 20-3t
FOR SALE Good wheat straw. In
quire of Ralph Jamison, Ankeny
ranch. Sl-6t
FOR SALE Small work team and
harness; very cheap. 8yd Evans,
Jl-tf
FOR SALE or exchange Sewing ma
chines, typewriters, furniture, cam
eras, books, guns, etc. Syd Evans.
al-tf
SITUATION WANTED
WOMAN wants position as housekeep
er or cook on ranch. Address Mrs,
B., P. O. box 885, Klamath Falls. Ore,
o-et
HELP WANTED
WANTED Man and wife for work on
ranch. Phone 18F4. 20-3t
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE Fine player piano
exchange for good Ford car. Syd
Evans. 21-tf
TO TRADE Best dairy ranch In
Klamath county. 96 acres, five
miles from Klamath Falls. Will
trade for city property. Write, P. O.
box 1014. 22-St
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Coffee
"Seal Brand," the finest
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Half Ponmd Canister
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The Evening Herald
W.O.SMITH Editor
Published dally except Sunday ay
The Herald Publishing Company of
Klamath Falls, at 111 Fourth Street.
Entered at the postoflce at Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, for transmission
through the malla as econd-claai
matter.
Subscription terma by mall to any
address Id the United Mates:
On roar It. 00
lOne month 10
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, JANUARY, S4, 1910
1015 AND THE RAILROADS
HE record of manufacturing and
reached a total of disaster unequalled
In the history of American enterprise.
To this must now be added the chap
ter which relates the hardships of
American railroading during this year
of democratic "prosperity."
Fewer miles of railroad were built
in the United States during 1915 than
in any other year since 1864, and
more miles of railroads were in re
ceivers' hands during the year than
ever before, according to railway sta
tistics compiled from official sources.
There have been only three other
years 1848 in wntcn tne increase in
railway mileage "was less than 1,000
miles, and these were the civil war
years or 1861, 186Z ana ist. in
1915 the total miles of new railroad
constructed in the United States ere
SS3, as compared with 1532 in 1914,
and 3071 in 1913. There was also a
reduction in the second trackage
built.
According to the statistics quoted,
receivers now hold and operate 38,-
661 .miles of railroad, with a total
funded debt of 11,607,895,500, and a
total capital stock of $747,004,801.
The roads in the hands of receivers
represent nearly a sixth of the total
mileage and capitalization of the rail
roads of the United States.
On October 1 there were 41,000
miles of railroads in the hands of re
ceivers, the greatest ever recorded.
Since then the receivership of the
Wabash, !, 515 miles, has been termi
nated, and several smaller roads have
been sold under foreclosure.
The mileage now under receiver
ship was exceeded in 1894, when the
total was 40,818 on June 30. Roads
having a total mileage of 20,143 and
a capitalisation of $1,070,808,628,
went Into receivershlD during the cal
endar year 1915, the greatest mileage
to go into bankruptcy since 1893.
'. Scattered Shots .'.
NONE OF THE passengers reach
ing here early this morning can find
Id the word "snowbound" as much
poetry as did one Mr. Whittier a few
years tack.
IT IS A DULL month when this
administration cannot scare up a
tense situation.'' This will probably
continue for fourteen months more.
Then the administration will Itself
lapse Into a "tense situation" in the
past tense. .
SOME OF THESE candidates of
ours seem to believe it wise to "do
your office scrapping early."
JUDGING PROM TODAY'S dis
patches, Sunday was anything but a
day of rest on certain European
fronts.
ANOTHER NIGHT like last night,
and the faucets will all be shut oft.
ARE YOU a member of the Com
mercial Club? All the live ones are.
THE TOWN MAY be dry, but there
Ih still enough moisture to get our
skins partly wet.
THIS ISN'T Letter Writing Week,
That's a thing of the past now, ilka
the civil war.
AdverUsed Letter List
The following unclaimed mail mat
ter advertised on the 22d of January,
will be sent to the dead letter office at
Washington on the 5th of February:
Brulstield, Mrs. O. E.
Bennett, Howard
Currence, Ernie
Faris, Leola j
uimuwuua, rrauK
Jordan, 3.W. j '
King, Festus
Klepler, Mr.
- Lee, Albert I
Montgomery, Jim
Nassland, Manfred
Penny, Mrs. Abble N.
Spada, Angelo
Walker, L. A.
A charge of 1 cent will be made on
all letters delivered from this list. In
calling for letters, please say adver
tised. W. A. DELZELL. P. M.
THE
EVENING
TODAY'S ODDEST STORY
United Press Service
DEVILS LAKE, N. P., Jan.
24. Despite Its name, Devils
Lake is said today by A. L.
Johnson to be so good that a
city jail is an economic loss.
Johnson is waging a campaign
to have the city sell the Jail and
us the county all for the few
cases the city may have. John-
son is president of tho Devils
Lake city commission.
BONANZA BRIEFS
Frank Bridges held classes in vocal
music lost week. He has a class of
thirty enrolled, and will give a con
cert tonight to publicly show what
the class has learned. The class' prog
ress is u splendid tribute to Mr.
Bridges' work, and regret is express
ed that he cannot stay two weeks, in
stead of just one. Mr. Bridges ex
pects to leave for Merrill tomorrow,
and from there he goes to Lakeview
and Paisley.
The auto stage from Bonansa to
Klamath Falls has been discontinued
owing to heavy snow.
There is some talk of the formers
of this section combining and having
a jackrabbit drive. This talk would
undoubtedly become a' reality It our
county commissioners would restore
the rabbit bounty.
At the meeting held recently to die-
russ the starting of a club, much talk
ing was done, but it seems the chief
difficulty met with Is the finding of a
suitable man to take charge. It is
hoped that such a person will be
found, and that Bonanza will have a
good clean club room.
Special services will be held in
the M. E. church, beginning January
30th, with special preaching by Rev.
Thomas Cowley of Merrill. Rev. Cow
ley was engaged in missionary work
in Liverpool, England, for seven years
prior to coming to this country,-
Everybody is welcome to these ser
vices, which will begin at 7:30 each
evening, and continue one or two
weeks.
United Press Service
NEW YQRK, Jan. 24. The Nor
wegian steamer Sygna raced into
quarantine this morning, and sig
naled for assistance, as one of the for
ward holds was ablaze.
Vessels at anchor near at hand
played searchlights on the unfortu
nate craft while the crews from the
Are boats fought the blaze. A later
report says that'the fire is under con.
trol.
All information was refused as to
the cause of the fire. It is believed
that tht vessel carried munitions des
tined for Archangel.
Accurate information about city
property and farm lands. See Chll
cote. Ik
Now Is the time to
Have Your Auto
Overhauled
And put in shape for spring
My work la fully guaranteed, and
my prices are right.
Wm. Immel
At Central Garage
Tender Meats
Are necessary to a whole
some meal, and those who
want cuts from a selection
of the very finest stock
should buy at the
Mission Market
West of Orphean Tbeater
Quality d Service
Our Motto
HrBiilsiJ
HERALD. KLAMATH
I Austrian
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This photograph was taken directly behind the famous Austrian 30
centimetre motnr. This, not the Gorman 43 rentiinctrc, wus the weapon
with which tho forts of Liege were silenced. Thtit was the llrnt (lennnti
victory of the war.
Rome in Fear Germans
1
Work to Influence Vatican
lly ALICE ltOHK
Press Staff Correbpondont)
(United
ROME, Jan. 24. Italian diplomats
believe Germany is trying to make
internal trouble for Italy throiiRu the
Vatican. The Vatican is tho seat of
government of the Catholic church,
much as the District of Columbia is
the seat of government of tho United
States. The Vatican, however, is
classed as exclusively a seat of spir
itual government, and is supposed to
have nothing to do with the temporal
government of Italy or any other
country. Prior to 1870 the Catholic
church governed both spiritually and
temporally in many places
the temporal power of the church
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1110 L.aw 01 uuaraniee, wnereuy 1110
Vatican
tection
Is guaranteed absolute
pro-
by Italy, from Interference
w .u; v.u.w nuu . ,,, uB a,
Biuruuai governing agency, ao long.tnai ills plan to engineer tho Triple
ii .
as iiair aione guarantees Drotectioni
"
to tne Vatican. Italy retains absolute
control of all her territory. However.'aKaIn stirred up tho intcrnatlonallza -
should any other nations step In and lion of the Law of (luarantce, dc -
church has ramifications throughout
the world, they feel that all nations
ohnnM Inlntlv ..o,no ,.rn..nnn
to the Vatican, Italy then would be in
a peculiar position. It is the fear
that Germany is trying to engineer
such an internationalizing of the Law
of Guarantee that is worrying Italian
diplomats at present. As Itnly views
it, the danger of Internationalizing
the Vatican's guaranteo of protection
lies In this hypothetical case: Sup
pose the Vatican should attempt to In
terfere with tho temporal government
In Italy and Italy fought tho attempt
as it fought the temporal power of
tho church prior to 1870. Suppose,
also .that there were an international
law of guarantee. Then suppose Ger
many was interested in making all
the trouble for Italy that it possibly
could. All Germany would have to
do would be to step In and say to
Italy:
"Here! We guarantee non-interfer
ence with the Vatican, and we want
you to let the Vatican alone."
Any other nation which might be a
party to the guarantee, and which
had a grudge against Italy, could do
tho same thing, nut so long as Italv
alone guarantees non-interference
Of Great Importance
to Both of Us
painstaking attention.
We nelcome new accounts,
make you feel at Lome through
When you opea a account
and our duly to see that you
First
FALLS, OREGON,
30-Centimeter Gun
with the v.itluiu, It controls the situ
ation. This question had lulu dot
nimit for mnny years until the pres
ent war moused It. The llrst public
lecognitlou Italy made that the nu ca
tion was ngnlu stirred up was the. re
cent speech hy .Minister Orlando at
l'nlmero, In which ho reiterated and
emphasized the fact that Italy and. To fee! jour best dn lu mid day out,
Itnly alone will protect the Vatican, to feel clean Inside, no sour bllo to
Many Americans 11 rongiy interpret-'cont jour tnnitue and sicken jour
ed that speech as Indicating that breaih or dull jour head, no constlp.v
Italy would countciianco tho rc-estnb-'ilim, bullous attacks, sick headache,
llshtng of tho temporal power of the colds, rheumatism or Kiissy, ucld stum
chmch In Italy. It really was meant ach, jou must bathe on the Inside like
to emphasize tho fact that Italy would jou bathe outside. This Is lastly more
not countenance the intoruatlonallzn-'important, because the skin pores do
uon 01 me uiw or uuarantec. From
When J 1873 to 1879 Ulsmnrek fought the'whllu ttio -.mwel pores do, sajs n welP
h was law, claiming that Italy thereby had known pbjslilan
llshed.mado the none iinntinrknlili. ti.,.1 'p.. 1,. 1 1 .......
Italian covermnent 1 11,1 not iu.0.1 i...
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words of illsmarck, and nets on this
score, so Ulsmarck souEht favor with I
uiu )ucan. P.OI so Very lone after
Not so
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ah rnn r-tmn n ui.t ,,i
1 -- w , - .t vAaj lu libit 1 1 v U'liu
not much
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In favor of it. Illsmarck
r
not an Italian nffalr. Such;
1 powerful
light did Bismarck waco mi thi ur,,r,.L. ,...... , . . .
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Alliance on condition that tho Law of
eilial of the temporal power of the
n 11. y oSnerTth0'?,,"1 a" ""i01"
:;"i!yri
eoinpinints nt the Italian front, and
me manner in which various branches
of tho chinch Imvo contributed to the
Kovcrnment for tho wnr, Is uneasy,
and wants to revive tho plan to Inter
nationalize the Law of Guniantce.
.. uunsiuers innt such action
wo.ild cauao untold international com
plications and diplomatic meddling in
"" "ir, anu Italy wants tho
Miesuon jolt altogether to herself
Said one man high in Italian dlplo
niatic circles: "Of course Germany
wants to Htlr up tioimlo hero In itni
and her mind is rnntnrwi .. .. '
Komaii question. Tho semi-official
press of Germany has bean wnri,in
tlitlessly, wielding Germany's old
tin rat against Italy ngnln."
Herald want ads
Ket resultt
mroous,
no matter how small, ,i ,Py ,
,,o l,pcuy of ',. JJZa"
ivl.l, ,IU. bank ,t y"Ur uak
are satisfactorily served
National Bank
Men From Gallipoli Shed
New Light on 'Cruel Turk'
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S. mUHKNT
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LONDON, Jim ! (" "UJ-
Aiiotiiillniirt iiiul N'1'" ''limleiH me
iliinliiK Hit" l.imilnn since the iilnml.
It 11,1. .. -'-.-- -
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I.onilnii K'n
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wheie the tiinmd, Imilv Aui.tiullin. ,t, hIiIi'm imtiolleil It n,u 6Rrch
llie iliislo Mam I timl IlKhlei' uim- Iiik imillen from IkiiIi kIO.m t,iiiir,
plexloueil New Zi'iiliuuleis meet TUeyoe .iniieriinisn 01 uie IHIU i,i1 ,0l.
inlk .1 uieul ili'iil iHHiiiiK tlieiimi'lve.
1
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in. ..I. " ..' -
not IwiilHK I lie pl.iii Hint litut, It In
Hie IhoiiKlit of 11 follow'. I't'nt fileiid
hiilli'd hi thone biiIIU-h nnil nllnou,"
H.1I1I tut Aiirar llRhter todiiy Mo nlso
miked lyioui tin itPI'iiUnK iiuiiilier f
. nun illtlct siiffurod by the AtuiicH.
of lonely leiniMerlei Ulltlet the cllfr. j
iind lu Shmptiel (lull. of "'',
'under ioer of darkness to escnpo the
jenemj's lire mid of mliliilKht fmiernl
.HOIUCOH WIIITO UIU onirini I'lirm '"no I lll'K there lifter tie
or
ilerKjmau iniiiii no netirn mm ""
not
m-cii. Almoin mioiie in i ne ""'-)lii.itolinlie tlmt nil the ironmin iiutk.
samlrt of k rules nt Auaie Ih marked U)j ,,, ihoiimindit of nrnies will I
with 11 riosi sometimes heiirlng u!eplmed by more iliirnhle inurklnict
Jnnine, hut more often leading "To,i" Moil" to forover romnieiiionite tht
I the nit r of llfty AimtrnllnnH." or,,nry ( ,(, ,,(lll
10 the memory of llfty New Zen-
InnderM " To the .Maoris It " not'
sohaid to liuve their dend. They ho-j "' p"r, ' "r lire liuursaw
!llie the place where 11 dead mini e!r,ll-,, are torrrrtly iirlttrn. Th
Is sacred, wntchid over by spirits J'; t br 1 hnngMl nfter llm lire. fa
who would do ei II to Intruders llro- nitleole. jj
tesiiie uoodeii Idols with sen shell
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
' in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach, liver,
and bowel poisons bsfore
breakfast.
not nbsorb Impurities Into the blood.
Tii keep these poisons mid toxins
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! iiiiniii-ii iiitiii uir Hiiimiii'ii ninr
kidney and bowels drink before iirenk
fust inch day 11 nlass of hot water Willi
a Irrsiu.nnfiil i.r 1II.....I.,.,
phuHplinte
In It. This will
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cleanse, purify :tnd
1. .
freshen the enllrn allnientiirv tmi!1 I.e.
fun. mmlm. .,.. r.i .. .
'ach
i (let a .p.arter pound of limestone
Inexpensli e and almost insielnuM ...
I ' - 'I,'- "i1n.11 in inn UK-
l"1'1 " """ IWHIRe WHICH IS
I'""l' "rink phosphate,! hot water
eiery morning to rid your system of
proient their formation,
T fPt" "k "m Mk "' llk
As so.ip and hot water act on the skin,
cleansing, sweetening and purifying, ho
limestone phnsphntu mid hot wntor be
fore breakfast, act on the stomach,
llier and bowels. Adv.
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GOING AWAY?
Let us take care of your baggage and casts.
WE MEET ALL TRAINS AND BOATS
Auto Buses for Passtngers. Aut0 Trueki for Freight
DAY OR NIGHT 8ERVICE
Western Transfer Co.
PHONE-OWlce 187; Residence 2W-R.
CONQUER POVERTY AND
WANT
You may do so If you stmt In
lime. ,et your munitions of war
b a savings nccount with uB ft
lr starts It. Adding to It week
ly with Urn accrued Interest will,
I" a Mian tlnio, placnyoii (,n the
bWo "f ,,, vlclow. It Is the wis.
e move you will over mnko.
FIRST STATE and SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, JANUARY, in, l0,9
'J I'll I'l'iril Hill mill) (111 Hill. .1...
ejea pet I'll Kiirlslily on xtUlK
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,11m' Knives of the Maori wnirlnm. Th-
lime spirit of humanity ,,n . .
jiuiiteH the TurliM lu tl,..r nKlnin
Hhnii In the ittorles or Hie Aiiuc
An liislancn f thin wii hIi.iui, M '
iionUIoiih nil ilul.."11' """ "" "KreiMi in a i,Ur .
111 mint Ice. An
ilruwti (IiidiikIi
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HIM u
N Miih'h
-a ml U
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twreii llie ireliclieii mill iihli. ....
low. The Turku limiiulu tlm Chtli.
Uliiit dead to Ihe Hue, the Aue iioi
'lie IlkuwUe with tlm Nlhlt, mi.
mmH, HellKloilK rite n.., (llr
,t.,y i,NrVm on both hiIch n ihl
iU i,V(.r j,ifP, ,n.,uy j
tr,..)s, Crowes nre eucloil on'
, nrmlHlIre dime to 11 11 end t ,
t I uplrlt 011 (lie pnrt of dm Turk
,( m,,.es HlO Allnrn hulleie that
the hl restliiK plncM uf their dMj
irimvH uNrriilloiiN mid nil. UII not
, tm,,.,i, HuiiilrviU of Anxnc win
wnr to i
jthe Hllent Krnven, It I declared not
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I lurliiK llie pnsi I Wwil enr npprot
Imnti'ly I5,ohii poisons ohtnliu'd tlm.
,her directly from the unilontil fnrnu
;mh timi: TO ham: VOl'll
Auto Painting
Hene: liifliiufiieliirrr'n H11M1 siur
1111le.1l. II. WKillT, nt
Miles Sign Building
OIHro Willi
S. i:. AMUVItA.V I'AIXT .STIIIIK
I'JO Hltth Hlrtrl
4te
1916 INDIAN HERE
The fastest and most clatiy ma
chine of this season's output.
The new INDIAN POWERPLUS
MOTOR, which Is tha latest thing
In motorcycle achievement, now
commands the sales situation.
A HIGH QRAOE WHEEL WITH
A HIGH GRADE EQUIPMENT
KLAMATH
SPORTSMANS STORE
8EE VEGHTE HE HAS IT
, Main near Eighth
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