The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 24, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextRJ!A!ia AMUjBiii ha JJSJwSSKJrtSSifiWsi ,a FAO- TWO THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON Aa JEta disability policy protect yew Income. Ask Chiloote. IS The advertisement In this paper reach tho enttro community. There are nearly women In Italy. 11,000 police The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH Editor Herald's Classified Advs. FOR RENT FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms. Apply Country Club. 29-tf NtCKLY furnished apartments at the Oregon House, Klamath, near Sixth FURNISHED APARTMENTS Sixth and High, Whltlock's Apartments 22-St Published dally except Sunday at The Herald Publishing Company of Klamath Falls, at 116 Fourth Street. Entered at the postoffice at Klam ath Falls, Oregon, for transmission through the malls as second-class matter. SEEK Subscription terms by mall to any address In the United States: One year $5.00 One month 60 FOR RENT Slxty-acro and 80-acre tract Irrigated land. Call at 620 Eighth street. 23-Gt FOR SALE FOR SALE 2,540 acres (old Langell ranch) In Langell Valley. No cash required, except Interest In advance. E. E. Ralston, owner, 420 Palm St., San Diego, Calif. 19-12t FOR SALE CHEAP Several second hand Ford cars. Central Oarage. 22-St KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1010 THE -FIRST DELEGATES PAROLES FOR DYNAMITERS SEVERAL SENATORS AND A CON. GRESSMAN JOIN IN A PETITION FOR PAROLE OF MEN AT THE LEAVENWORTH PRISON King of Montenegro and His Family Fled to Lyons, France THUKHDAY, I'Kimiunv a, ,. Political Announcement SITUATION WANTED WANTED Young lady desires work in office. Wants experience. Sal ary no object. Uses typewriter. Ad dress W, care Herald. 23-4t LOST AND FOUND LOST Small black purse, containing $8 and small pin. Leave at Jewel Cafe. Reward. 22-3t MISCELLANEOUS PRIVATE BOARD. Country Club. home cooking. 29-tf PROFESSIONAL CARDS THE first delegates chosen to the republican national convention are those from Florida, where the state convention was held on the 9 th of February. Eight unlnstructed del e gates were selected and the conven tion adopted this resolutien: We look with confidence to the republican national convention to nominate a presidential candidate that will inspire and unify all patri otic citizens who believe in protection, prosperity and preparedness, and who will secure for all Americans, at home and abroad, protection for life and property.'' The delegation from Florida is said to be made up of representative and responsible republicans who may be depended upon to find, in the field of candidates, exactly the kind of man for a leader whom their resolution describes. In fact, that is the kind of man whom all republicans everywhere wish to put at the head of the ticket this year. No other kind of a man can possibly win a nomination in a convention such as we shall have this jear. It will bo a convention free from acrimony and scandal. It will be animated by sincere and patriotic purposes, shared alike by the first delegates to be chosen, and by the last as well. United Press Service WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 34. Senators Kern, Ransdell Hustlng, Lewis and Clapp ana Congressman Nolan today showed President Wilson that the fourteen iron workers con victed in the dynamite plots have been in the penitentiary at Leavenworh a sufficient time to be eligible to parole. The president promised to submit! tho matter to the department of Jus PINE GROVE PICKUPS 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 706 Main 8t The revival meetings held here by Rev. Morgan of Mt. LakI church closed Sunday. During the meetings a church was organised, known aa the Mt. Lakl church. Rev. O. T. .Morgan Mil supply the pulpit, and the trus tees are Charles Mack and H. M. Miller. The Stewarts elected are Mrs. Henry Grimes, Richard Breltensteln and Albert Miller, the clerk Is Burti Hawkins, and Mrs. S. E. Icenblce la i treasurer. I tltkn tlllN IIIUIttIN or muiuun,, my cmirtldncy for tho u-ihi ?1 1clB ........... .... n,,v-,lll IIL III,. non. III! ... -.,. believe that my work , , ! , J NiicnkH for Itinir .. !'Mt I..r..clnl,MhoHi.,M,ltf7,;rtl, I hereby auiiouiiii) mim.iTiuTTT" dldnto for tho oltlio ,,r l,"rifr r' Kliimnth county, On-gnu, ,h. ,or publican ticket.' I r,-,. ! , i' t tho suiumrt of th ,,i.i ... V11' "k ty at the primary olcttl.n to0.!!: office. JOHN for thii 'OI.I.MAN, I huroby nnnuiiiico iuiuir c7j7 ilnto for. tho domomitl,. iidiuIbmT; for shorlff nt il. . "'i w ...v viiiiiluK nrirnfeu. PORK PRODUCTION PROFITABLE Van Riper Bros. COFFEE "CIRCLE BRAND" Best value, 1-lb. package, 30c TEA "KOHINOOB BRAND" English Breakfast, 1-lb. canister ALTHOUGH the cost of producing hogs has been Just about the selling price, that is not sufficient rea son for quitting pork production. Feed prices are estimated at $25 a ton or a little more for grain, and 25c per hundred pounds ror skim milk. "Very few hogs, however," says E. L. Potter, of the Oregon Agricultural College experiment station, "are fed on skim milk purchased for the pur pose. The hogs are produced gener ally by dairymen who have this skim milk available, and must find a mar ket for it. Consequently, if they feed It to their hogs, and by this method market It at 25c a hundred they are In most cases that much ahead. They would In no wise bejustlfled in quit ting the hog business and throwing away that skim milk, especially as there seems to bo no other outlet for the surplus." 75c JAM "ROSE BRAND" 6-ox. Jar 10c APPLE JELLY "LONGS" 8-oz.Jar 15c CATSUP "WINNER" 11-oz. bottle 15c HORSERADISH "KNIGHT'S PREPARED" 20c PETTIJOHNS BREAK FAST FOOD Rolled Wheat with all the Bran, package 20c, 3 for 50c CLOW'S SELF-RISING WAFFLE FLOUR per package 25c " GET THE HABIT " Scattered Shots GARRISON QUIT because he could not agree with Wilson's army plan; the naval committee does not like his navy plan. Verily, Wilson's prepar- edness plan seems a victim of lack of preparedness. The box social given at the Pine Grove school under the direction of the teacher, Miss Emma Murray, was a great success. Rev. O. T. Morgan of Mt. Lakl talked on "Lincoln," mat lng a ery Interesting address, as did Principal F. W. Sexton of the Henley school, whose theme was "Washing' ton." Miss Edna Wells, candidate for school superintendent, gave a recita tion, and other candidates made talks, County School Superintendent Fred Peterson reviewed the progress of the rural schools of Klamath have made in the past few years, and stated that the Pine Grove school is well In the lead of the forward movement. A fishing pond was then held for the fyoungsters, and the boxes were auc tioned, over $75 being realized in this way for the improvement of the school grounds. The Civic Club will meet with Mrs. W. T. Elliott today. A business meet ing Is the order, and all members are expected to be present. Rev. O. T. Morgan of Mt. Lakl will show stereopticon slides of Living ston's travels through Africa. We hope to have a full house. A free will collection will be taken. Clarence Harris has finished the building for his tractor, thresher and other machinery. All the farmers in this neighbor hood are now very busy plowing. Left to right Princess Vera, Princess A'enle, Priiicm Meletzn (wife of Pilnm Umillo), M. Mloiililkmlllth (president of the council), ami Prime Danilo. In the center The KIiik iiimI Oihvii of Montenegro. King Nicholas of Montenegro is hi l.ons, France, to which city ho lied when the Austrian thiwiteiicd to take him and his family. But he Insists that ho haB not ghon up the Unlit, nml ho continues to send direction to his troops and members ot his cabinet loft at home. Hardships of Russian Are Like Chapter ot Old Book LOS ANGELES, Feb. 24. Stripped . file of tho men in the Russian army of his last dollar by a Russian-Japan- do not know for what they are flght- .vnAi..tD whiAi, i. oinrrt to m. I know that hundreds of them - " - .-... - . HUNDRED MILLION mid I ricctfully uk tin, suiiiioVV?; the olc-m of Klninnili 'i ' " 0( onenni: i. iii'Mi'iiuuy I hereby nnunuuiK iiiim.f nTa" illilato for rcnnnilimtitm on ih,.r.nnk lit an ticket for Nhcrlff I 5. , 1 inroful Investigation of m record., sheriff during the past three ycari ' (' LOW. I hereby umtouiao ntilf imTcaT illdite for tho nomination fur sheriff on tho republican tliket m tho iirl iiinry election to In. hHil on Mv .' llllll t'AHIJV M IIAMHIIY. ' I take thin inetuiH of uiimiunrlni lUy inmlldncy for the repulilli.ni noinlni. non an Mierirr at tint prlmurlct la Mty My roeonl an n i lilz,.i, ni .. . ..,.11... ..Ml-. .. I.. tl .. ..'""' iiuiiiw iMinvr hi minium) raiiii lown to all, nml ! rtiitriilly mk tliem. loil of the votern who H,M-k nn td. iilnlHtrnlloii of elllrleiio WII.I.I.VM IIAI.I, I huiehy iuiiioiiiuk ui)ii If in can. illiliile on the ileiuotnitii tlrkit for the nomination of nherllT htibjecl tj tho will of thn uMem ut the romlai .irlmarlcH, J a .MADDUX. For fount)- TieiiMirer I hereby iiiinounut iusclf u tand. (Into for the rcpulilluiti nnmluatloa for tienmirer of Klnmiitli lounty, tub. Ject to the npproxnl of the ili:ctor it the lomliiK prluino ilition A A .MKHArTKV I hereby nntioiime iidmK u candl dale for tlui republican nomlnatloa for treasurer of Kliunutli (oiinty for a neenml term. (IKOKGi: A IIAYDO.V. ese have cleared $6,300,000 by aiding de serters to escape, Alex Nemlrowsky, 25, is here looking for work. He as serted that ho was charged $3,000 MAY BE ALL LOSS OVi:it TllltKi: TIIOl'S..Mt s.v. I.M.S WILL hi: AI'FKCTKII if CAMPAIGN TO MAKK MICHIGAN imv srccKKDs It's a cnno of bavo been executed. fight or death. "The agency through which I cm I caped gained freedom for myself and seven other men. Wo used foreign pass ports. Sometimes we rode; nioro of ten we walked. As a Frenchman I Herald want ads get results Tf was mrAA ir1A . . naa BV1U. BU1U, for thirty passports which enabled gold, wherever wo went. Graft per- him to flee the czar's army and reach moatcs tho Russian government from San Francisco, after undergoing many . top to bottom. hardships and viewing terrlblo sights "behind the scenes" In Siberia. Nemlrowsky satd the average price . walked from Siberia to Japan. Part for an escape was $5,000, although 'of tho time tho thermometer rcgls some very wealthy men in the army , tered 70 below zero. Tho plight of had paid as high as $10,000. ( tho prisoners of war hold by tho Rus- "I was called to the colors In Odes- slans beggars description. They aro m ffA.All IT MAHaj.l 11b m. .!. .a ' nimrrve unnnnJ . .11 i i DB, UO MIU. 1 DCHtJU IUIOO UlunWB I """(.I J, IUB6CU UI1U in UirO BirailB, (J,,, utntn s I,, ,irv n BAVMAan A. T hm. m...1 4l.faa.A , tlinl fM .1 1, Inn , r. tft... n...l.l. . . oviowuv. oan uniui iuuibo ab . uvuuuiuu iu iuq uillBluo world, tlnil me oaiue or rrzemysi. xneranxana "They want helo ' "All tho passports wero taken up L'ulted I 'reus Service DETROIT, Mich.. Fob. 24. Three llioiisninl, three hundred and twenty six huIooiih In .Mich I Kan will bo forced out of huslnesH If the stato uldo pro lilhltlon anicnilinciil Is piisMed nt tho general diction November 7th Of these, about 40 per rent nro locntetl In Detroit. The Milne of the Haloon InteroHiH In tho statu lin been roughly eotlmated i-t $100,000,000 Already noarly 42 per tout of the entire population of territory, through f lw. ..tWkl I I .... n .1... .......... . . I ..v i'i;ii.iiuii vi inu Luuiuy local op- law. Local option lllld reatrlc tloiiH ImpoKetl by tho Warner-Cramp-ton law, hao ciiiihciI 2,1)34 saloons In For Circuit Jinlue The uiiderHlKticd aiinuiiticos hit oindldnry for iloinoirutli itomlaa lion for circuit JiuIku of Klamath county 1101. 1.0 c (ioi:siikck. -.--.- -...-.-- . innnj-Lfytfln, For DUlrlit Attorney I hereby niiuoiinre my ratnlldacr for tho republican tiiuiiliiutlun for pronccutlng nttorney at the primaries In May, nut! I repcrtfiill aik the upport of tho xotern who doilre efl. cleticy In the uphelillni: of tho laws of Oregon. IIAUOI.D C MCItltYMAS. I hereby nnnoiinru in mndldur for tho republican iioniluallon for illHtrJct attorney for Kliiinutli count;, Oregon. JOHKI'll S KK.N7. For HiIkmiI Kiiierliilenilciit I hereby announce my i undid. tr for the republlcnu noiiilnntloa for school superintendent of Klamath county, lIKH.Sti: II AITI.KOATK. I hereby nniioiincn ni)flf a candl Unto on the ropubllinii tliket fornom (nation aa county sdiool npcrlntend out, and solicit tho aupporl of (lie vot ers nt the coming primaries. EDNA I WIXLS. w'W-w--- ANNOUNCED your candidacy yet? t'KOM DIFFERENT parU of the county come tidings that fall sown grain is better than ever before. Which, with an assurance of contin ued demand for our cattle, and the steady demand for our lumber means that old Dad Prosperity has perma nently located In Klamath. JUST GLANCE around on your way down town tomorrow, and see Just what a little lumber and what a few numbers stand between us and free mail delivery. FEBRUARY Is the month in which women do the least talking. I Ford Cars Repaired i We do Ford repair work exelut. Ivaly. Satisfaction or money re- fundtd. CARS FOR HIRE Uuutt. Falls Auto Co. I 'Iff 7 Mali t Phone 17 I DESPITE THE fact that we went dry New Years, the driver is the only man wo see on the water wagon these days. THE REOPENING of the Bonanza creamery hardly strikes us ai an in dication that the Clover Leaf section Is dead. HAVE YOU paid up your accounts? How can you expect the other fellow to pay you, If you don't? Austria Is mobilizing Its vast army of women workers) for the munition factories. Over 15,000 marriage licenses were issued In Philadelphia sad Marly 83,- 000 In New York durlqaj the pa yaw. Used or Second Hand Automobile Exchange Realizing the necessity for such an exchange in Klamath Falls, we are now prepared to list for the own ers all used cars, provided same are in good condition and price is right. A nominal charge will be made, to be paid in case of sale, to cover advertising and expenses. Those who contemplate purchasing used cars will find a complete list on file at White Pelican Garage by the last Japanese agent with whom Michigan to suspend luiHlnois durln I dealt, to be sold over and over again, tbe lam eight yearn. I hero are probably twenty agoncles In Russia conniving to let deserters e-jxe lot of embroidery thread. :, 7-tf J. F. Magulro & Co., Inc. You Start on the Way to the Battle For fortune will be nil the easier If you have some money behind you. Money Is the ammunition In the war for success. The sooner you begin saving some every pay day, the sooner you'll have the ammunition that means victory. IT tBw " FIRST STATE and SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON VAMMAAMMVMMMW For AMeMir I hereby annotinro my candidur fur tho republican nomination for aHHcssor for Klamath county, subject to tho approval of tho voters t tb coming primary In May JOHN V TII'TO.V. I hereby announce my candidacy ror tho republican nomination for aBHCHHor of Klamath county. FREI) IT.TKIISON. I hereby announce, my candidal for tho nomination uh usHessor on IM republican ticket at tho primary ! tlon to ho held on May IU. 19"-, C. AUSTIN IIAVDBN. 1 hornliv itfinniiiirn mifli'lf a candi date for lenoiiilnntlon im iiKcoron tho democratic ticket at the coroiM primary election. J. I'. l,kE; IL II IWER DEMANDSl COUGHS " COLDS I iTP ure Plentiful ut this seaaton. but II r$F PATI0 y,oW r"adUy lf SyttV ,," ,taI II - L VwlafliJ "mlnliw White I I viuo Tar, Menthol and !.,... II W Jmmmm ,y,tlw, ttUil '" '" -alae. I I LJl-11i-H Utr ,wHu only no cents, 1 1 LiJOJWAWr-nn!4LI II fa 'nwwsmar- JUL For Coroner t lwir,.1iv nnniuliftA tnvtlf UH ft CIS" clldnto for tho republican nomlMtjM for coroner nt the primniy ei-n in bo hold on May 19, 131C. Dlt. A. A. HOUIX, t'mullilHte for IteprcucnlatUo on (M ItcpuWIwin Ticket I hereby nunouueo ra)Holf fintwIl.lA.. .m lm .illlnn of rSVtf sontntlvo for tho 21st rcircsontitl district, comprising tho ""'"."; Klamath. Lake. Crook. Orant w Jefferson, subject to tho wUlies tho voters of the republican party. ALBERT KJwJ For OouBty Clerk I hereby announce mysolf f8ac!r. dldate for tho office of clork w Klamath county, Oregon, ontwfr publican tlckot. I respectfully w tho support of tho votors of c""?, ty at the nrlmary election for ' office. . .' n. c, cowley, "j"Jjr.- i i... ..,. ,ir im a csn dldate on the democratic tlckjt tho nomination of clerk o. Kliw" county, subject to the will o "iT voters at the primary election fort" office. BURT E. HAWKIW I hereby nnnounco myself a cM4 date for renomlnatlon on lhB.? lean ticket as county clerk, UM5 the wishes ot the voters at the eomuw primary election. OiLSCi m m - h li I nilOt ror wwv vwwflMfi. I hereby announce myf" Sb,. candidate for the democratic n0'.1?, ilnn trxt ziAunlu Atmtnf-l011Or " wii owe vvyiiki - coming primary eUctlon. nUBT BURREL 8H0BT. 4