The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 13, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textiens simfuy!)ip:rrx.--T -f f vemiiiR MONDAY, MAItOH is, tola THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON pass iwo a ikJ Jfi 1 m U Im the SttlU at the K. K. K. Store that are selling for $16.00. 9-6t The adrerttsemenU in this paper reach the entire community. Accorate Information aboat ycoperty and farm laada. ChRcote. city Ask a Herald's Classified Ad vs. FOR RENT FOR RENT Eighty acre tract Irri gated land. Call at SSO Eighth at 18-tf FOR RENT Seven room house, hath, etc., corner 4th and Pine. Inquire E. W. Gowen. 8-5t FOR SALE FOR SALE A very good set of blacksmlthing tools, with a quan tity of stock, located at Bly, Oregon. Will Invoice it all for 85 cents on the dollar. Will amount to about $700. Well known location; 36 miles to nearest blacksmith shop. For par ticulars, write, Mark Johnson, Bly, Oregon. 6-7t SEVENTY-FIVE acres, all cultivat ed; 45 acres under irrigation; en tire tract can be Irrigated. Will sell cheap or exchange for city property. A. A. slehaffey. 9-tf HELP WANTED WANTED Middle-aged woman for general housework; small family. Call Z68M. 9-tf FOR EXCHANGE VACUUM carpet cleaning machine, 4 h. p. gasoline engine, all in good shape. Trade for a lot or anything of value. O. J. Eskelson, 906 Main street. ll-3t PROFESSIONAL CARDS CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. ABSTRACTS INSURANCE Members Oregon Association i Title Men Expert Plumbing SHOWERS, BATHTUBS, SINKS, Properly Installed Complete Line of Sapplies aad Equipment Pade & Lorcnz 708 Main 8t Van Riper Bros. THE STORE OF QUALITY COFFEt "Seal Brad," The naest grown Posad . 45c TEA "Emperor's Blend,' Half pound 40c KIPPERED SALMON Genalne Chinook 25c MACKEREL Keen 10c FINNAN HADDIES v Fine baked or boiled, Pound 20c TUNA FISH "S. W." Large can 253 CODFISH Two-pound Brick 25c FJSH FLAKES "B. M." for Creamed Fish, etc. Special 10c " GET THE HABIT " JVVWVAAAAMMVIAV Keep Yor Bowels Regular As everyone knows, the bowels are the sewerage system of the body, and It is of the greatest Im portance that they move once each I cay. If your bowels become con I sttpftte, take a dote of Carl's Lit tle Liver Lifters Just after supper, and thty will correct the disorder. STAR DRUG COMPANY The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH Editor Published daily except Sunday at The Herald Publishing Company of Klamath Falls, at 115 Fourth street. Entered at the postofflce at Klam ath Falls, Oregon, for transmission through the mails as second-class matter. Subscription terms by mall to any address In the United States: One J ear $5.00 One month 50 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1010 THE FERRIS BILL HE stand taken by the Seattle L Chamber of Commerce In favor of development of water power is worthy of imitation by all commercial bodies in the West, says the Portland Oregonlan. The resolutions expose the hollowness of the pretense that federal control is necessary to pre vent harmful monopoly, and declares the provisions of the Ferris bill pro hibitive of development. It asserts the rights of the Western states to the same control over their waters as enjoyed by all other states. In their efforts to Justify the Ferris bill, advocates of federal control and of the restrictions imposed by that bill persistently trot out the monopoly bogey. In so doing they ignore en tirely the efficient regulative bodies of the states and the right reserved by the states to acquire water power plants and sites by exercising the right of eminent domain. Existence of harmful monopoly Is thus made Im possible. They ignore also the fundamental principle of equality among the states. That principle requires that the West- AMt rlntftH liAr n r 4lt nnntAl srn .. , . . .. l, . their waters as have the Eastern and Southern stajes. It forbids congress to use government ownership of power sites as a lever wherewith to oust the Western states from control or their water. In this controversy it is imperative that the people of the West stand to gether for the full development of their water resources under state au thority. The interest of California, Oregon and Washington Is Identical In this matter. Their people should pull together and should refuse to be deluded by those who falsely charge the defenders of their rights with be ing the tools of a power trust, which lis wholly mythical. . Scattered Shots .'. INQUIRERS REGARDING war news will now have to specify which war they mean. JUST THE TIME to reseed your lawn, plant flowers, repair sidewalks, clean up your yard, and in other ways help to beautify the city by making your home more sightly. AGAIN THE Silngsby heir Is aired. THEY SAY some of the candidates can eat nothing nowadays T)Ut box lunches or pie. i THE ROADWAY TO Shlpplngton, the Upper Lake and Pelican City is one of the utmost importance to the future of Klamath Falls as a tourist and commercial center. It should bo Improved Just as soon as possible. WE ARE NOW told that we can get gasoline from shale. Get It from anything, if the price can be reduced, for at present the cost of an automo bile Is only an Incidental 'expense, compared with the outlay necessary for fuel at 32 cents and more the gallon. ABSE.NCE OF AMERICANS CJjOSE BOND STREET SHOPS United Press Service LONDON, March 13. Bend street, London's aristocratic show shop thor oughfare, Is suffering heavily on ac count of the war, it was learned for the first time today. Some Bend street shop owners already have ap peared in court requesting a reduc tion of their valuation, and have sum moned witnesses to prove their cases. Evidences elicits that there are now thirty-three vacant shops In New Bend street and ten In Old Bend street, whereas there was not'a single vacancy at the beginning of the war. Many shopkeepers have moved their stocks to less expensive neighbor hoods. There is practically no sals for lux urious laces, expensive Jewelry, Chi nese porcelains, Italian embroideries, paintings by old masters and hun dreds of other articles usually bought by the rich. The situation, according to the Bend street salesmen, Is chiefly due to the absence of American and conti nental buyers. The British trad is practically nil. Girl Wife Charged with and Chum Who City Attorney Marshall Spoon ta of I Fort Worth Texas' declare3 that Mr- Charles Harrison, 15-year-old bride, who confessed killing W. L. Warren, !aged 50, a hotel owner, will be prose- cuted, despite intimations that no trial would be held. Gasoline Can Now Be Extracted From Shale, Say U. S. Geologists In view of the ever-increasing de mand for gasoline and the Increase In price of crude oil, from which It is obtained, It Is important to know that an almost Inexhaustible supply of oil may be obtained ''from the shale of northwestern Colorado, northeastern Utah and Southwestern Wyoming. This shale contains materials which,1 when heated, may be converted into crude oil, gas and ammonia. The high cost of distilling oil from shale aa nnmnori tl lha Mint nt nilruilljilnv''ri.n TTI,a.1 C.. rHlnl1 a. ....' Ma v.ur..u w vuw wwnv w ..wuuw.Mo, oil from wells has thus far prevented the development In this country of. such an Industry and may continue to prevent it for some time, but sooner or later this great source of supply will be utilized to supplement the de creasing production from the regular oil fields. 'The oil derived from the shale Is 8lmlliar to that which la being pro duced from wells in the United States at the rate of more than 25,000,000 barrels a year. When refined by ord inary methods the shnlo oil yields an average of about 10 per cent gasoline, 35 per cent kerosene, and a large per BARNYARD GOSSIP Is all right for the fowl family, but when you want to know ABOUT MEAT WE CAN TELL what you know and a lot besides. It's because we feel sure of our position that we stand so Arm on the proposition that MEAT SOLD HERE IS BEST IN TOWN Sixth Street Market Phone 822 220 Sixth St. Bet. Main and Klamath furi' 1' Mrs. Harrison says she killed War- ren bocauso ho lured her to his hotel.," lllnt Mrs- "alson was the slnjer, . . 1 ,, 1 1 on . after O. I), WlggliiB had boon arrested She married Harrison, aged 20, two ' , v Slio s.iiil she tllil not want to sou an days later. Harrison is a son of James , ,,11()Cc.lt ninn mBw MtsH Guloll nnU Harrison, prominent banker, and' a Mr8. Unrrlsou were chums nml con nephew of Senator Charles A. Culbor-'lldantes. Mks (iulon haB recently ills son. appeared. cent of, paraffin. The yield of gaso line from the shale may probably bo largely Increased by the use of rcfln- lng methods especially designed for, that purpose Tho gas, which Is n very good Illuminating gas, will per- haps bo sufficient to furnish all the 000 men were cmplojed In the Indus heat required to distill the crudo oil try Iti that coutry, )ot tho average from tho shale. ) icld of oil per ton of shnlo was much The ammonia Is a most valuablo by- less than that which appears possible product of the distillation and mar bo from tho shnlo or Colorado nml Tltnh f utilised In the manufacture of com - merclal fertilizer or other foreign compounds, as the market demands, x u v uiui;u di.ai.ira uvuiufiiuti oui vuy has examined large areas of the shale in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming and has made many distillation tests. Some beds of shale that are several IaaI tUinU ...111 ..I.1J ...... 41..... t.. feet thick will yield more than a bar rel of oil to the ton of shale, and ono bed six Inches thick will yield more than two barrels of crude oil to tho ton of shale. One ton of this shalo should therefore yield nearly 10 gal lons of gasoline by the present com mercial methods of gasollno extrac tion, and larger yields may bo made posslblo by new methods. Little attention has been paid to this shalo because tho quantity of Notice of Assessment "" California-Oregon Power Company, Location of principal place of busi ness, San Francisco, California. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a meeting of the Directors held oni Tuesday, February 16, 1816, an as sessment (No. 3), of Fifty Cents per sharo was levied upon the capital stock of tho corporation, payable im mediately to the Secretary, at the office of the corporation, No. 131 Lledcsdorff street, San Francisco, Cal ifornia. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on Tuesday, March 21, 1916, will be de linquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and, unless payment is made before, will be sold on Tues day, April 11, 1016, at the hour of 12M,, to pay tho delinquent assess ment, together with the costs of ad vertising and expenses of sale. Dated February 16, 1916. J. C, THOMPSON, Secretary of California-Oregon Power Company, Office No. 131 Lledesdorff street, San Francisco, California. Notice to Creditors In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Klam ath: ' In the Matter of the Estate of Mary A. Wilcox, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the un- Murder, Disappeared .-, ' iUW - MIsh l.olb (lulon tnlil the tiulliorl- petroleum produced from wells In tho unueu states nas neon Humcicnt to satisfy all demands, but for more than 50 years the oil slnlu inuutjtry of Scotland has been a very Important one In a recent )car nioro than 8,- ' It is estimated that In Colorado alone thero Is sufficient shale. In bods threo feet or nioro thick and richer than tho shalo being mined In Scotland, to )lolil twenty billion Inrrols of crudo oil, from which at least two billion barrels of gasollno may be extracted .by ordinary refining processes. I .. .. -...-.I 1 .1. . As was stated in tho recent reply of Secretary Lane to a senate resolution on tho subject of gasollne: "Tho de velopment of this enormous reserve simply awaits tho tlmo when tho prlco of gasollno or tho demand for other distillation products warrants tho unl Ilzatlon of this substitute source. This may happen In tho future At all ovents theso shales tho llkoly to bo drawn upon long boforo tho oxbnns tlon of tho petroleum Holds." derslgnod has boon duly appointed administrator of tho estate of Mary A. Wilcox, deceased, by the abovo ontl tlod court, and all persons having i.uuuiB uuuiilsi saia esuitn nro rn. rmired to prosont tho somo'to tho u dorslgnod, nt Langell Valley, Oregon, or at tno Bank of Bonanza, at Bonan za, Oregon, within six months from tho dato of this notice. Dated this 13th day of March, 1916. JOHN N. WARREN, Administrator of the above entitled estate. 13-20-27-3-10 Notlco to Creditors In tho County Court of the State of Oregon, for tho County of Klam ath: In tho Matter of the Estate of Maggie E. Jones. Deceased. Notlco Is hereby given that the un dersigned has boon duly appointed administrator of tho ostato of Maggie E. Jones, deceased, by tho above entl. lieu court, und-all porsons having claims against 'said estate aro re quired to present tho same to the un dersigned, at Langell Valley, Oregon, or nt tho Bank of Bonanza, at Bonan za, Oregon, within six months from tho dato of this notlco. Dated this 18th day of March, 1916, JOHN N. WARREN. Administrator of tho above entitled estate. 18-20-27-8-10 POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS For Slid III I tului ttila 111 on n n of iiiiuouiiclug my candidacy for tho republican nom. Inntloii for iitiotin nt tho ptlmnrlcs. I liollovo Mint my win l a deputy sheriff tu'cakii for IimiU, mill 1 Mlmlt ercatly iipiunctiitu the mipiuiit of the votors. It It llltr.WHAKIMt. I hurelu.aiiiioiiniu ni)olf as n can. h","",u 1111-w.. ,...,.-.... illilnto fin' Hie otlku of sheriff ror Mnmiilli intuit), Oiokoii, on tl-n re- piumi-nii uraei 1 i''iwm"') '""v h Kinipoii or llu, xolurs of the coun - tv nt th.. i-.lm.iry election for this oillce JOHNII.COU.MAN 1 liiivli) announce iii)nrtf 11 unidl- .1 id lur the ilmiiori ntlc nniiiiuntioit hi -licillT nt tho i'uihIiik lulninilcii, mil I M'spccUiiM) lull tliu HUPIOlt nt 1 1 vli'id (if Klainiitli inunty (li:Olt(li: I. IIUMl'llllUY I llOII'llV illllllltllK'i) lll)H('lf lit II I'll II- . t : 1 1 10 tor iijiiciiiilinttlnn on tho ioiuiIi 1 1 1111 til ltd Im MhiMlff I Invite 11 iiiicful liiwstlctiilnii f my reicinl as btnTin during llin iim tliri'ii years O 0. LOW. I hereby iiiinoiince ni)8otf n 11 can iillilnte fur tliu iinmiiiiillyn fur sheriff I mi the loimlillinn ticket at tho pri mal) 1 teuton to tio held oil May 19, I'lli!. CAIIUY M. HAMHI1Y I tn'.o this moaiiH of niinuiinclni; my uinilhlncy for the reimnllran timuliui t ton as sheilff at the. pilmnrles In I Mil 1v i.iifiril nil 11 ftflyiMi mill im II M iy My iiuoril an a rttlcn ami as u liollco olllrur In Klamatli Kails In opou ti all, ami I leniU'i'tfiilly ask the sup liort'of thu voters v lu seek an ad nilntiiluitlou of elllcloncy. WILLIAM IIAl.l. 1 hereby aunoiincu in) self as a can illilnto on thu ilumocratlu ticket for thu nomination of sheriff, subject toJ tho will of tho voters nt tut) coming primaries J. A. MADDOX. I taku this means to announce my self ih a candlilntu for sheriff, subject to the wilt of tho republican voters nt tho primary election. JAMKH II MOOHIC I 'or Count)' CoiiitiiliHloner I heruhy anuouncu luynolf as a UMidlilntc for the democratic nomlua tiou for county coinmhisloncr at the romlnK primary election. ituuitr.i .SHOUT. I hereby aiinounco m)sclf as a cnmllilato for ru-nomlnntlon ou tho re publican ticket for county com xlouor, subject to tliu will of the vol um at the primary election. JOHN HA(Ji:i.8Ti:iN I herub) annoimco my c.iudldncy for tliu olllco of County Commissioner of Klamath County, Hiibjoct to tho np 1 rovnl of the voters In tho republican primary JACOII HUUCK. I hereby unuounco my candidacy for tliu democratic nomination an County Commissioner. WILLIAM 1.. WELCH. . .,V;obs;t; tor thu republican nomination for, ichool miperlntendont of Klamath r""ntV in. .-mil. i) Ari'i.i.im 1 1. ' - "" I hereby aiinounco myself a ca dale on tho republican ticket for nom Inntlon as county school suporlntund cut, and solicit tho support of thu vot crn at the i-omliiK prlmarlos. i:dna i. wi:lls, For County Clerk 1 hereby anuouncu m)soll as a can illdatu fur tho olllco of clerk for Klamath county, Oregon, on tho re publican ticket. I respectfully ask tho support of tho yoterH or tho coun ty at thu primary election for this ofllce. it. C. COWLEY, lllldebrand. I horehv iinuoiifTt'fi tnvdnlf no fi rmt. didato on tho democratic ticket for tliu nomination of clerk of Klamath countv. subioeL to thn will r tlw. voters at tho primary election for thin oillcu HURT E. HAWKINH. I hoicby aiinounco myself a candi date for renomlnntlon on tho ropub lean ticket as county cleric, subject to tho wishes of tho voters nt thu comlnc primary election. C. It. DoLAP. " wi ..-t--wn-M-M-w-))-vfnJ For District Attorney I hereby announce my candidacy lor llio republican nomination for prosecuting attorney at tho primaries In May,, and I respoctfully nsk tho support of tho voters who desire effi ciency in llio upholding of the laws of Oregon. IIAnOLDJJ. MERRYMAN. I horoby annoimco my cnndldacy for tho republican nomination for district nttornoy for Klamath county, Oregon. JOSEPH 3, KENT. I hereby announce myself n n run. didato for tho nomination for District Attorney for Klamath county, Oregon, subjoct to tho action of tho itomo. cratlc ejectors nt tho primary election to bo held on May 19, 1916. W. M. DUNCAN. We7dmanm COUGHS -" COLDS tOU ftXT TA icM readUy If Nyl' ,'uu IUI "W (111 ' Mm Is used. It contains WW L l VVJUlU imuo, Tar, Menthol and Hue j9r ' lyptiu, and Is also a laxative. 1 I m .-.... .. Klfc MintS. JWrwoodswaiijfY I w pv JOAMATH TALLr OREGON mB I i. -J vhb PAimeuuut neon li v For Annnnh' I liureli) iiiiiioiiiico my for thu republican nominal. CJr iiRNuswir for Klnmntl. co! y' ,U.unbJJ to thu Mliuiuvnl of 11, o wuors ft? wimliiK itrlmnrv In m,.v '" ai JOHN Y TII'TO.N I IH'IOllV Ulllltllllini my (.aiuiiiu.. t,(" lll n'l'iihllwin , - - ,'iuiiii(in rn. Hftitif 1.. ,"'"" "i iiiumntii muniy. KHIJI) I'irniltRON 1 i,,,.,,!... .... 1 r ' . .V.V .V?,.i.....!!I ' ",y ""'Mie. " '' na iwll?,r en fg Z bold'Ua) Vlg HIIN " "KN I hi'ii'lt) iiiiiioiiiiiu injm.ir fShd, ilutu for iiiiiiiiiliiiitloitfiH .UHi-iwor o 1 "" iloiiHirintlf llckt.t lit the TZl lllllllll) ullUlOII J . I,) "(J1 I limi'liy iiiiiimiiui) iiiLK.,ir ,. ..... ilniii roi nsiiitMMiir, iiiihjuu t(l ,10 J of thr- ilenim ratio vnti.ru t , " J marli'H .lAnn.K II;nni:tt ( iiiillitiile fiir Item i'i. in, ,iu. I heinhy nuiioiiiiLU uijMcIf u 1 uiiiillilalii for thu oillcu of reorJ! Illlllltll It .. tti (I... Ml... . . VV'W H.,1-1,,1 1 ' " uie . .,...v 111 tni Mini V.T A v""'i"",K I"t H'lllilln of iviiiiiiiiiii, i.ime, v took, a ml "'" nuiijvii 111 in, UlHlilJ , thu voters nr the icnnltlli i,n lmr(y AMII.'HT i: l.l.)Kf I niinouiicu niysi'lf ax a unuli.1.1. rot tint ilomiicratlc nninlimtiim tn. ro.reiimtntlvt of thu :it r.-iireentj ',!.... .Il.i.l... I.. .1 . . . . ,BUH' live ill(rlct In thu Ioi-ImImu.. .. nemlily Flti:i) V IIVM.MAN I'nr 'in oner I ln'ieby iiiinyuiiru tn urtr ii a ch. illilnto fur tho republican noiiilnatlou for loroniir at the irlnmi) uloctlon to he held on May IU, miC. Dlt. A A .HOULE. I tako HiIh nie.uiM of aiinuuaclni myiielf a candidate for ru-elocllon to the olllco of coroner, mihjict to tb nil I of thu domocrnllc votern In th prliuury on May lath My policy will bo to uphold my former record or elllclmiry In oillcu, with ttis least tout to Klamath county. KAItl, WIIITI.0CK Tor Clriult Citurt Clerk 1 1 hereby nnnoiinru mr uinilliiv for thu republican nomination as clerk or tliu circuit court of M.im.itli coun ty at the tomliiK primary olcctlon C. K. IIUANI)i:NllUK0. For County TrniNiirer I hereby announce. ni)Nilt a candl ilatu for the republican nomination for tretiMiirer of Klamath county, iub Jet t to the approval of thu clvcton it the coiiiIuk jirltunry election A A MIIIIAKKKV 1 heiuby announce iu)Hclt a candi date for thu republican nomination fur licntiurur uf Klamath county for a K'loiul term OKOIKIK A IIAYDON Tor CI ft ult Juiltse The unclerHlKiied announce! bit eaiiilliliiev for ilmiiocriitlr iinmlu- (mo,...:. unuounco ni)clf as a candldtts ror t10 republican nomination for lh olllco of circuit IuiIko for Klanuth I county, statu of Oregon, subject totb will of tho voters at the comlni primary olcctlon. C. M ONEILL ou uill no or Hud )oiinvlf with 'out liimiriinco If your kIIi leu are writ. I leu by nitciiU who make a upeclshjr ' of tliu IiiihIikim. See Cliilcoto. I Harley Davidson and Indian AGENCY at KLAMATH SPORTSMANS STORE EARL VEGHTE Main near Eighth DEMONHTRATION AT ANV T1MH, WRITE FOB CATALOG