The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 28, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextH H7 "iJi wvjw wv "i-, ,-va Si ltfi. I' ' U-fr Is . ym' L . 1 Miff... IS L:.rjr-f"- knt, SST. ITS'.' i .'. era VW ... I MX -W MM TWO THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY, JANUARY M, (tl. T"Z T . If''""' & ' newer nwmuig noose inn I,, thaaaed bands. Alec clean rooms ror tnUMMMi or light housekeeping at, reasonable rates. 031 Main. S4-U The Evening Herald "l . . ....A. 9WWWW - v Herald's Classified Advs. WHHfr. srV WWWrWWWrWWW FOR KllNT NICELY furnished apartments at the Oregon House, Klamath, near Sixth FOR RUNT Ofllee rooms, single or An aiiitn' atpnm licit and all con venience. Inqulre'W. H North, Odd Fellows Temple. W.O.SMITH Editor Published dally excent. Bandar at Tlio Herald Publishing Company of Klamath Falls, at 115 Fourth Street. Entered at the nostofflce at Klam ath Falls, Oregon, (or transmission through the malls as second-class matter. Starving Mexicans Beg for Soup, a Result of the Revolution Subscription terms by mall to any address In the Uulted States: One year $5.00 ' j One month 60, PROFESSIONAL CARDS VMyrvVi 8 P E R C K X T IO A X S On Irrigated Lands v ARTHUR R. WILSON 517 Main Street KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1010 ON THAT FERRIS BILL IF' CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. ABSTRACTS INSURANCE Members Oregon Association Title Men Expert Plumbing SHOWERS, BATHTUBS, SINKS, Properly Installed Complete Line of Supplies and Equipment Pade, Pingle & Lorenz 708 Main 8t Van Riper Bros. "GET THE HABIT" Phone 85 6th and Main Coffee "Seal Brand," the finest grown. One Pound Can 45c Tea "Orloff" A very popular brand of Formosa Oolong. Half Pound Canister . 40c Not-a-Seed Raisins Not Processed, Sun Cured. One Pound Package 15c Swan's Down Prepared Cake Flour for those who care Stuffed Olives "La SevUlann Brand." Large Jar 35c Campbell's Soup AH varieties, per Can 10c xL " jfy ' t-WMBv rfc Tender Meats Are necessary to a whole tome meal, and those who want cuts from a selection el the very finest stock should. buy at the Mission Market West of Orpheus Theater Quality nd Service Our Motto gkst Cash Price Paid k f V' for All Kinds of tSK s m XCYD. WILLSON fmF- 70 Maw Street OLLOWINO are extracts from Concressman Slnnott'a soeech '. 'against the Ferris bill, recently inflict ed on me west oy cengress: Mr. Chairman, I am not opposed to the main objects of this bill. The people of my state, the state of Ore gon, welcome regulation. They have It r.t the present time. I was a mem ber of the Oregon legislature when we passed the law limiting a water right appropriation for power purposes to tun jcaiv, dui & aut ujjyuseu iu lilt? rental, to the taxation provision of this bill. I do not 'think that there should be any federal taxation upon our water powers under the guise and the subterfuge of rental of the United States public land. That is what I am particularly opposed to. beacuse every dollar of rental, every dollar of taxa tion you eupliemlstlcally call rental. must be paid by the residents, by the rater users residing In my state and the other states affected by this bill. What will be the result if this provi sion is left here? I call your atten tion to the hearings before the com mittee last year, on page 513, where there is inserted the blank form of the water power contract, form 61, revised December 20, 1913. when the present administration was in power, having the same officials as there are now in the department. The charges are placed, beginning at the first year with 10 cents, the fifth year at 50 cents per horse pewer: the tenth year and each succeeding year, the charges are to be $1 per horse power.. And itben, again, on page 753 of the hear ings, under this captien: "Determi nation of capital values of power sites 'together with a possible basis for ren tals," the department again Inserts the rental of $1 per horse power. Now what does that mean to my state and to the other Western states affected by this bill? On page 649 of the hearings we have this statement prepared by the geographical survey and the forestry department: The accompanying tables show the estimated capacity of machinery that may reasonably be expected And mind you. "reasonably bn ex. pected"- To be Installed in the development of the water power possibilities of power slte'feserves outside of the na tional forests. It is estimated by the .officials of the forest service that about 12,000,000 horse power can be IdeVelODed on thn nntlnnm li..u jthe basis of low water conditions, .with consideration, however, to some storage sites. It Is roughly estimate therefore, that installation of water wheels aggregating 18,000,000 horse power capacity may reasonably be made on power sites of the public do main on the basis of low water eondi. tions, and this may be increased to ,29,000,000 horse DOWer if All itnmr. facilities are utilized. Now these figures relate nniv tn the eleven Western states. A possi bility of developing on thn nnhUnAn. main 29,000,000 horse power taxed at fl per horse no war. th oi,. Western states paying into the coffers ot tne government $29,000,000 a year when the horse power that mav mm.. onably be expected to be developed Is developed. In the report of the committee an. Jcompanylng this bill, signed by the chairman, we find on page 11 that the horse power outside of tha oi.n Western states amounts to about 7,- uu,uuo horse power. Not dnii.- of rental, not a dollar taxation nan h imposed on these water powers In the orth Atlantic, the South Atlantic, the North Central and the South Cen tral states, because they are not upon the public domain. Therefore, they are offerin ... bait of 50 per cent of this contingent taxation and.exnect im tn amiinn . You want ua comnlacantiv tn ...hmi to this inequality? My own state, on the basis of these flgrues, prepared by the department, will nav annn.n. .over 18,000,000 Into the coffers of the united States government; an . you tell us that we are on fi. of equality. And yet you say you are nni ),.' ing for the power. Why. Mr. flhai.. man. It is the iheanwt anntiU --J bypocricy to say that that u .' w m . cuarge for our water powers. It la a charge for the water power. Why, I 1 BBS SBBBBBBBBBBBKbS?Trv Wvi t J fP---!wa!msvieWrW I aw Bl ii ilBiii i - awrniTft" ifoBM I x- vaV Mv?awaf?awfBsSawCiTai u MVBVBVK,ri i JfSSkSBVHStf&r $'$9 i SPtt -';,'HBSa'VilHl'c''v Sw I aBawS-V.'',.' :iW- ws&s&zZiml -1 Ll vM IawHBte: MUM nkH awawawawK41.v-lr,mv 93a!B:rSHBVavl i TODAY'S ODDEST STORY Untied I'ress 8ervlce WINNIPKO, Man., Jnu. Tlio almost extinct buffalo mny roam the northorn plains In great honlH onco more The Canndlnn guvcrnmeiit Is today conducting experiment, looking toward Hint. Four hulls and slxlcoii fonmlon of the species ratalii. hyhrlil buffalo, Imvo boon placed In lluffnlo lrU. Wnln right. Alhcrln. Ml 1EA DANDY Record headquarter- at Hlieph, HEADACHE STOPS, NtUHA GONE Dr. Jumw' iMkUohs Powte. firs iaitsat MUsf-Cost1 dlJstapMkif,, Nerve-racking, splitting or a throbbing headaehes yield Tn Jwt . 5 momenU to Dr. James' IIcchi nil; dire which cost only 10 nu . S" age at any drtw store. It's tl JJ ret, surest headache relief In tt. mEl world. Don't sufferl IUI, S Vlltllntia Stf tttJkM aa.l .W filllona of (mind that misery ie needleea. TO men and wmm... lTT hradaeho and tu.ur.ui: Ue wbtt yeu Hk DARKEN HAIR in These photographs, recently taken Mexico, show to what condition the peons have come. Theso Mexicans im wnitlng for frco soup furnished 'by the government. Tho top photo- jrr'ipn snows a lino oi mum, wuiuna tor a soup kitchen to open, and the olhrs show the soup being dolod out. Would an Old Skate Win Here? ' I'nltcd Tress Service - . ST. JAUL, Minn., Jan. 28. Horse racing on Ice was a fcaturo today of tho Northwest Outdoor Carnival that will last until February Gth. Purses aggregate $2,000. IT'S flllAMUIOTIIKII'M HKC1PK TO IlltlXO BACK COI.OH AND l.lJt TKIt TO IIAIK . I Senator Lewis of Illinois has Intro duced an amendment to the Philippine Independence bill In tho scnato, pro posing that ono of the conditions to .Independence shall bo that tho Island .government return to tho United States an amount equal to that spent by this country In Its work of development. I beard the same defense made by a man who was arrested for violating the Sunday law, for selling a glass of beer on Sunday and charging for It. His defense was that he sold a sand wich and made a present of the glass of beer; that be made no charge for the beer; that he made the charge for the sandwich. And that is your nosl. tion here. MEAT CAUSE Of '. Scattered Shots '. e , JUDGING FROM the Stories of war prosperity in Japan and Scandinavian countries, it seems barely Dosalhla that a democratic administration Isn't entirely responsible for "good times' at this period. KIDNEY TROUBLE TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS IF BACK HURTS OR BLADDER! BOTHERS i i i i 1 1 i H-l I Hill Hopes Women Will Adopt This Habit As Well As Men of hot water eaoh morn- 1st help ua look and fool loan, sweet, froth. You ran turn gray, faded hair beau Ifully dark and lustrous almost ovr night If you'll get a 50-cent bottlo of Wycth's Sago and Sulphur Com pound" at any drug store Millions of bottles of this old, famous Sago Ton rnplim nm ld annually, says a woll known druggist hero, because It darkens tho hair so naturally and evenly that no ono can tell It has been aDDlled. Those whoso hair Is turning gray, becoming faded, dry, scraggly and thin have a surprise awaiting them, because after ono or two aunllcatlons tho gray hair vnnlthes, and your locks become luxuriantly dark and beauti ful nil dandruff goes, scalp Itching and falling hair stops. This Is tho hko of youth. Gray- haired, unattractive folks aren't want ed nround, so get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur tonight, and you'll bo delighted with your dark, hand- somo hair and your youthful appear anre within a few days. Adv. Preparedness Hareguanl your health. naj Urea iiilckly these rolil morula by lining Peyton's Dry Blocks KLAMATH FUEL CO. Phone 1S7 K. F. A. CLUB Weekly Schedule TUESOAV MEN'S CLASS to 9lM p. m. WEDNESDAY LADIES' OAY Class to 9 p. m. FRIDAYMEN'S CLASS 8 to 0:30 p. m. SATURDAY DANCINQ CLASS 7:30 to 6:30 p. m. SOCIAL DANCINQ STARTS ATI After Five Years Medford Testimony Remains Unshaken BUE LEST WE forget it. and there Is death as a result Feed the Blrda! WE floods. MAY HAVE snow but no THERE WILL soon be war tn th local churches a concerted offenstvA against Satin and Sin. WE CAN AT LEAST be thankful that our fair city of Klamath Faiia will never be subjected to a naval at tack. Following a conference with Presi dent Wilson, Renresentatlve H nt Virginia, chairman of the bouse mili tary affairs committee, said he would not support the president's continen tal army program, that he would op pose any material Increase In thA standing army and that he would stand only for a moderate Increase In the national guard. You can believe In the character of any establishment that regularly '"ends money to create confidence. If you must have your meat every day, eat It, but flush your kidneys with salts occasionally, says a noted authority, who tells us that meat .forms uric acid, which almost para lyzes the kidneys In their efforts' to expel it from the blood. They be come sluggish and weaken, then you suffer with a dull misery In the kid ney region, sharp pains In the back or sick headache, dizziness, your stom- acn sours, tongue Is coated, and when the weather Is bad you have rheu matic twinges. The urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, the channels often get sore and Irritated, obliging you to seek relief two or three times dur ing the night Too neutralize these lrrltatinr I acids, to cleanse the kidneys and flush ou me ooays urinous waste, get four 'ounces of Jad Salts from any phar macy here; take a tablesnoonfui in glass of water before breakfast for . few days and your kidneys will then aw nne. rnis famous salts Is made irom tne acid of granea and lemon Juice, combined with llthla-, and has ueen usea lor generations to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also tn neutralize the acids in urine, so It no longer irritates, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts is Inexnensiva: nannnt Injure, and makes a delightful, effer voecent llthla water drink. AdT. Time Is the best test of truth. Here Is a Medford story that has stood the test of time. It is a story with a point which will come straight home to many of us. M. S. Blden, sboemakor, 614 W.Clark street, Medford, Ore., says: "I suffered from rheumatic pains, caused by too much uric acid In my system. The I pain was especially sovere In my back. Now l Hie lime iu Have Your Auto Overhauled A ml put In alie for priaf My wil u fully guaranteed, ss4 my prices are right, Wm. Immel At Central Garage Happy, bright, alert vigorous and vivacious a good clear skin;' a natural rosy complexion and freedom from ill ness nre assured only by clean, healthv blood. If only every woman and llkeVr" '" "ve ,n my 6" wise every man could realize tho won.1:' r..!'". a",or.aore". .. iders of the morning Inside bath, what! ' ; LT , ., Jj "u a irratifvln rhnn ., M.' , . Vtoop wUbout Wttlng dizzy. Two boxes Instead of the thousands of sick to. I "ri "".I Ty p,emoved very anaemic looking men. women and girls!""" nT E" . wrecks " rundowns," "bSn iZ - tr " f . H SeVS. aTaTdtlers. Don, slmnlv "."..:: l-UCBea peop,e ask for a kidney remedva.i rv...'. Dill. .1 ..... . I ItSlVmmW 1 1 I . 7 . mm I VSK1N 4a YOUR HANDS everywhere, An inside bath is had by drinking, each morning before breakfast, a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of limestono phosphate In It to wash from the stomach, liver, kldneva and tpn yards of bowels the previous day's In digestible waste, sour fermentations and poisons, thus clcanslnc. nwnntAn. ing and freshening the pniim niim.,. wry canai before putting more food into tne stomach. Those subject to sick headarha. hii. iousness, nasty breath, rheumatism, celds: and nartlculariv iiin t.n t,- . mf ...wuw nuu liain - v -w.,i,K lUU I a pallid, sallow cnmniAvinn . . man and Rlnvtnn n,i. ....... are constipated very often, are urged " jj io ooiain a quarter oound of iimonno phosphate at the drug store which will cosi out a trifle but is sumniani n h. onstrate the auick and mi.u. change In both health and annoni-..,,... awaiting those who practice internal sanitation. We must remnit... .t...' Inside cleanliness Is more Important! man outside, because the skin does not absorb Impurities to contaminate the1 blood, while the nores in tha t,i.t..' feet of bowels do. Adv. Can be kept soft and white If yon will use a little CAMBRAY LOTION after washing then. Guaranteed to giro aattofactloa. Price 88c. aft BBS. BB BBBBBBBSst SlH A BBBBBBBB bIjBBBbV JBBSbVJBBBBbMbBBB BBM SbVbbI SBBBBBBBBBBBBBTflB r" rvavxyi MUwatiWSB V!,u"A'T'CUIJMt fttOPLC wv tsiis DrXUQB WWHIHlY Kidney Pills tho same that Mr. Olden has twico publicly recommended. Foe-ter-Mllburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv. He sure that your fir !. (ollcics are correctly written. They! rannot be changed after the fire. See ' t'llllcotc. I I Tho department of iustirn in inv.J tlgatlng charges that creameries In! Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri and other' Western states aro violating tho Sher-i 1916 INDIAN HERE The fastest and most classy n chine of this Mason's outnut The new INDIAN POWERPL0S MOTOR, which Is tho latest tMof In motorcycle achievement, new commands tha sales situation. A HIOH ORADK WHEEL WITH A HIOH ORADI EQUIPMENT KLAMATH SPORTSMANS STORE -HE HAS IT SEC VEOHTE Main near Eighth GOING AWAY? Let us take care of your baggsgo and casos. WE MEET ALL TRAINS AND BOATS Auto Buses for Passengsr Autf Tryflk. for rrtit DAY OR NIOHT SERVICE Western Transfer Co. PHONE-Offlco 187j R.sldence 2M-R. Notice to CrvdltoM Notice Is herebv rlvan h. k. ... -- !, uig un dersigned has been Hnl .n.i... administrator of the estate of Joseph . "" "otBBsea, oy the county court of Klamath county, Oregon, and all! Persons having claim a.i. -..v .estate are reaulred tn nPU, . .. : "- Dawn j io m me iaw office of Rutenlc & Kent, In Klamath Falls. n.n -i.u In six months from the date of this notice, verified as required by law, Dated as Klamath v.n. n ' January 12, 1916. """n' JAMES H. OWEN, Administrator of the Estate of Joseph uii Kjmrmummn i oj a m . CONQUER POVERTY AND WANT Von may do so If you start in time. Let your munitions of war be a savings account with us dollar starts It. Adding to It week ly with the accrued Interest will, a short time, place you on tho HUe of the victors. It I, tho wis est move you win ever make. t7asfVa9WaV W FIRST STATE and CAiije DAlMi: ... ' XJSj' mm ,j I n.uAMAUi FALLS, OREGON 1 &. - kJj" 't ",-t t:i ii'i v, j -j