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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1916)
iV U-SJ' pW wffltstnAV march M, ltl CRANES LINEN LAWN Tim Correct Writing Pupui Is a writing paper, the use of which is an unmistakable sign of good breeding. irwoo THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACK THMK . 'ttm Russia Is Fearful of What Finland May Do TREBLES SUPPLY OF AUTO JUICE ORINDALE NOTES Yea, the weather wag very unsettled. Accurate Information property and fnrm' Chllcote. 1 - Ml -.MrAS V v .WI Mt Tr'CL.VvJ 1 A.E SrtlS'VrtM . ll MIUI I m iaccTlJaokI tvi imatu irni i c nocirixi I WHEKl PARTICULAR PCOPLE rtlJBlfrl BUV THEIR DRUGS Why Not Save the Middleman's Profit? nii'i.iiui tiwx .m ism: tiki:. tiii: rwiit TO Till, RETAILOR DIRECT I UO.M k In iiiii li Iiuiikcn arc employed In the 111111111111111111 of Hiow ! : I In) U illrrtt from tliu mtmufat Hirer lit llie retailer, mid lliu profit of the middleman la put In tin; 0111 ruction of the (lie the on. turner Kt-tN tho iH'neflt, and by Oil method gef the Imm tiro In the norlil for th money. Jmt step In and examine the Impt-ilul Tires nnd Iiiihi Tuliet, ami If jmi ilon't reulle tliclr suporlor mine and com hid it in mm (hem, llittf li no harm done. Bradley Harness Company I nllfil I'rcHD Service COI'ENHAOEN, March 10. (By mall) I'obdII)! forecasting n sorlous Internal Mltimtlon In Finland, all mil itary eligible Imvo been forbidden to lua tliu country It became known today Finns between the ages of la and I I mum rpinulu In Finland pending tin- Czar's derision to draft them Into 1 In- UiihhImii iirni) There arc, ap proximately 500,000 men In Klnlnnd .unliable for mllltury service. Less than 1,000 riniiH have Joined the IMiHRlnn army to datu All portH of exit are now HoHcly watched with tho utmost vlKllnnro b tho Russian au thorities "Finland Iiiih no desire to light for or iitialnat ltinmln " unll n uiii,.i - '"i 1 PltintHll Ullfll flU'riftf It'liu nclVB.1 I.m' .......... ...,. ......, ixii. IIIVU IIUIV today, after escaping from hlH own TIME8 AS MUCH GABOLIN'E AH HKRBTOFORE no groat good feeling toward Uus.da. Russia lias Instituted other 'reforms' which have not been popular. But, with all this, thero Is no sentiment f.ivorlng tho Germans, The Fins are for Finland, first and all the time. 1 United Press Service U tho Oormans lnade Finland, tho Russians will devastate Finland Just as Poland was razed. If the Rus- Mr. Mumford Is moving to his 40 ucre ranch In this vicinity. He Is pre paring to put up a windmill on his HCIENTIST'8 PROCESS MAKKS IT J ranch at once. POSSIBLE TO EXTRACT THREE Russian army there win bo serious consequences. I am not willing to say thnt there will be a revolution, but tho world will hear from Finland it It happens. "Practically every factory and al most every blacksmith forgo In Fin land Is engaged In making munitions for the Russians," the ship owner nddod. "Tho people are willing to do this because they are paid for It, but they are not willing to shed blood un- country by signing up ns a master on less it la in defence of their nu-n .,.. iiiie of bin own shlpB. ' try and home." WASHINGTON, D. C March 29 I)i Walter F. Rlttman, scientist in tho ITnlrA1 Qtotaa hllfnnu t,f mlnaa Mans conscript Finnish men Into the 'has given to the United State, and the world a practical plan Tor treb- James Stansble has been hauling out the material for Mr. Mumford'a windmill the last day or two. The last two weeks of weather has hurt tho fall grain In these part, but wo are fn hopes It will come out all right. C. O, Hunt and family spent Sun day with Robert Griffin and wife at the Long Lake ranch. Mr. Largent made a trip to Klam ath Falls Monday from his ranch near Plevna. Foster & Lambert company of Round Lake were hauling logs the Dr. Rittman's discovery hnH now 1 rore Part r nc week. enlisted the aid of Henry Ford, man-. Vnn Vflik,nh.Tr ... m commence falling' timber soon. He expects to move a large lot of logs this season. 1 ling the amount of gasoline that may be produced from crude oil. Science, chemistry, calculus and physics help ed him make the discovery, that auto ists and others will watch closely. "Finland, figuratively speaking, Is bitweon tho dovil and tho deep, blue se 1 ' The people are a solid unit with Hie national diet against military par- Finland la suffering n great short ago of wheat, and food Is somewhat higher, but tho country has not suf fered In comparison with some coun- Guard Against Poverty in Old Age by your suvlngH In outh and ma turity Rumombcr If ou don't save now our later years may bo full of desolation and despair. Bet ter forego iiBok'BH pleasures now than to suffer the pangs of po erty when our earning power has gone FIRST STATE and SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH T?ALLS. OREGON fflWaV- tlcipatlnn in the war. By tho people ' tries. Russia refuses to pass more I mean e cry body, men nnd women, thnn the normal Russian Importations 'omen linvo the vote, too, In Finland, of wheat Into Finland, because It Is I hero Is not ono of either sex who feared the grain would be sold to Oer would not fight n Gorman tnvnslon of many. Before the war Finland Im Flnlund But the country wnntH to ported her wheat from three sources, , do It with Its own nrmy and Its own Russia, Germany and America. With offlcerH The Finnish standing nrmy the German and American supplies of 300,000 men wns abolished by Rus- now non-existent, only one-third of ,iln In I90r Naturally, then, there Is he normal amount Is available. County Court Proceedings Mnrrh, 101(1, Term Bo It remembered, that at a rcgu coliimn, or thirteen ems, and the pa lar term of the county court, begun nnd held at tho court houso In the city of Klamath Falls on Wednesday, Chas SXS7 :ssa March 1. 191C. at 10 o'clock n. m.. when were present Hon. Marlon Hanks, County Judge; linn John Hngelstclu, County Com missioner; Hon. F. 11 McCorunrk, County Commissioner, Hon C. n DoLnp, County Clerk. Hon C. C. Low. Sheriff; Hon. John Irwin, District Attorney; Iff 250.00 L. L. Low, salary deputy sher iff 100.00 Geo. C. Ulrlch, salary depu ty sheriff 125.00 K. K. Siemens, salary deputy sheriff 100.00 A. G. Horner, salary deputy sheriff 36.00 L. Hanson, salary seal cr weights and measures. . in.H Alton Sloan and W. S. Slough, inlnry, expert, county court 600.00 .1. M. Fountain, Balary jani tor 50.00 ('. C. Low, care of prisoners, February, 1916 100.00 C. C. Low, board of prisoners. county Jail 120.45 ...!. WIIIT1 W.M. J. IMMKI Oregon Welding Co. Sixth Street Klamath Falls, Ore 9MRK When, Among other things, tho foil C. C. Iow, postage, tax col- HAVE YOU A Prest-O-Lite ON YOUR CAR? We want you to see the camp cooking and lighting device on exhibition at our garage. You Can Do Your COOKING ana LIGHTING Direct F;r6m PREST-O-LITE TANK On Your Car lowing proceedings were had, to-wit: Tho following claims were allowed by the court, and tho clerk Instructed to drnw wurrants on the respective nrcoiintx, ns follews: General Fund Nettlu Wallan, widows pen sion $ 32.G0 Idu M. Shldlcr, widow's pen sion 10.00 Mary McLane, widow's pen sion .'. . 25.00, Dcrthn C. Donelson, widow's ' pension 10.00 Altha Daniel, widow's pen sion 17.60 Roso E, Keesce, widow's pen sion 25.00 Ella B. Burkhart, widow's pension 10.00 Toni Hilton, widow's pen sion 10.00 Cnthcrln Ttill, widow's pen sion , 10.00 Bono Gnddard, widow's pen sion 25.00 l.nurn K. Madison, widow's pension 10.00 Dulsy Stiffler, widow's pen- ' slon 17.50 'Carrie May Maier. widow's ponslon 17,50 , Mary C. Morser, widow's "pen- bIoii . . . 17.50 Leohn C Ady, widow's pen , slon 25.00 Clara Bnnta, allowance coun ty poor 25.00 Huldih Smith, allowance county poor 20.00 Addlo Grnhnm, allowance 1 county poor 10.00 iMniy Kucern, allowanco coun- i ty poor 25.00 .Bertha Hill, allowance coun- ty poor 26.00 iKate Tnvlor. nllownce coun- ty noor t 25.00. lection 65.24 C A. Harden, work onrcoun- tv plat book ,v.-:v-. .. 100.00 J. P. Lee, salary county as sessor 125.00 Louise Lee Voye, salary dep uty assessor 42.00 Agnes J. Lee, salary deputy assessor , . 103.75 Kathryn C. Wells, salary dep uty assessor 103.75 B. C. Short, salary road su pervisor 65.00 Stella Low. Balary nurse, poor farm 50.00 F. C. Markwardt, contract, poor farm 341.00 Henry Stechsler, additional county bounty r 15.00 Earl Chase, additional 'coun ty bounty 5.00 E. A. Johnson, additional count v bounty 10.00 C. K. Webber, additional - county bounty 5.00 Rny L. V. Robinson, addition al county bounty . . . 35.00 W. L. Friln, additional coun ty bounty lfl.oo V. J. Trlvclplece, additional county bounty 15.00 Jnnson Howard, additional county bounty 0. W. Oneal, additional coun ty bounty -, A. A. Llikey, additional coun ty bounty Henry Stoehslor, additional 25.00 5,00 5.00 county bounty John Jackson, county bounty Harry Telford. county bounty R. C. Slmmeir.. county bount Ray Sschmlssei, county bounty C, V. I (oosley additional additional additional additional 5.00 10.00 15J)0 5.00 5.00 ufacturer, Detroit, Mich., who plana to do all he can to make this discov ery a real wallop at the well known octopus. "Because I had a strong body, trained to endure long, hard strains, I was able to work thirty-six hours nt(a stretch when necessary," Pro fessor Hlttman said. "I attribute my success to a strong physique acquired In football battles and other forms of college athletics. "My processes were not over-night Inspirations. They are the result of straight, scientific research, Involv ing the uso of calculus, physics and chemistry. When In the midst of an experiment one needs ' physical strength." Thirty-seven hours of work, with out food, Eleep or rest, was not un common for Dr. Rittman. In addi tion to enabling independent oil oper ators to secure' three times the amount of gasoline from crude oil that was possible under the old sys tems. Dr. Rittman's discovery will greatly Increase the production of tuluol and benzol, two Important bases for the manufacture (of high explosives and dyeatuffs. Secretary of the Interior Lane has consented to a plan to have Professor Rlttman supervise the installation of the necessary plant and machinery iciuired in the production of gaso Ilne.tuluol and benzol at plants of some of the leading oil and powder factories In this country. , m. " We must have more room for our growing automobile tire business, and are offering our entire stock of high class leather bags and stilt cases at cost. Bradley Harness Co. 28-3t J. O. Hague arrived several days ago from Portland. We welcome him In our midst. Mr. Belden Is progressing nicely with his brush work he Is doing for H. S. Fox. Orafonola Club Sale at Shepherds, tf Burbank potatoes, 75c per sack. 22-tf ROBERTS & WHITMORE. Beautiful Story Dearest Public: CHAPTER I Regular Mao. CHAPTER II ' Boautiful Maiden CHAPTER III They are exposed on 'Main St. CHAPTER IV Her eyes fall and he starts to pick them up. CHAPTER V She sheds a tear and it splash es his hand. CHAPTDRVI He feels for her and she Is there. CHAPTER VII Inclandestlne meeting. ' CHAPTER VIII Ho arrives home with talc and a golden hair on his shoulder. CHAPTER IX i The Diamond Ring (bought at McHnttan'B). CHAPTER X She decides to share his lot, providing he builds On it. CHAPTER XI The wedding day and the "thralldom band" (bought at McHattan's). CHAPTER XII The honeymoon;' oh, joy; oh, bliss; a kiss and a microbe. CHAPTER XIII And around their ( house there ran a little fence. sVr&3 JLJlPKM , - "a -l tf FLOWERS Cut Flowers and Potted Plants and Ferns. Place your orders now. ' for Shrubbery and Trees. We liavc a nice line of Japanese. Tabs nnd Flower Pots. Western Floral Co. Phone 187 An Aetna disability Killcy protects jour income. Sep Chllcote. 2 Subscribe for the Herald, month. 50 cents IHsHHWvrlr HWiDnWRnr UHr IMttiV.kMvMMMiaahAj WOOD-LARK ' TRADE MARK KOBON QUICK; CERTAIN. - DEADLY - AXiWATB nunr, invn fjuu. Dsstisys saalrrals. srophers, prairie decs; sac rata. Apply srljr In Spring- whn the hua err pasts swsks from Winter's sleep. Hoaer Essk If It ever falls. "Wood - Lark for .11 years has stood every test. It's crop insur ance acalast rodent pests. Msnufactursd by Clarke-Woodward Drug- Co.. Portland., Ore- Bay frsss year dealer, II. UJttJERWOOD DRUG CO. WHITMAN' DRUG CO. STAR DRUG CO. ramsfes? jO"K.T4rai vtraaiaci additional county bounty 1 5.00 nuoitionni tl,.i A f ta nlliiii'nnpn nAIIII , ,.' n'nnr ' 20:00 1 Pnul Schrakoff, 'Mary M. Liberty, allowance ,f "" Y,ouni5,; ;; '.; I county poor 1 5.00 .Toscph Ball, additional coun lni-ln.i llniilts. nlnrv county I J uv,.j ' ludirn .... 83.33 "OWuy John Hugelstein, salary coun ty commissioner 16.00 additional 5.00 5.00 additional Vincbnt, county bounty Ed Hokanson, r 11 Til M.. ...nin ninntv WU1I111J UifilllLJ . ...., 'p&k ' :....... 1B0.00 Jack Th6mas. additional coun- Chns. h 'DoLnp.' 'salary dep- ' . Jy..""..' "JJ.WX VlSfl 0?rpoui,: Valnry" dep- ' """u,;,;,;! VnVnl GM uty clork iuu.uo .-... . - "-E K " "T. .o.oo . iimW "ffuVh.- '.Miitaii Geo. A Haydon. salary coun- cn ooun, ;;"' ty treasurer , bo..m C. 0. Low. BJltuy county shoi- . 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The patented process ,fisB that and cuts out bite and parch I toil Albert th national joy gmok is so fMendsy to your tongue and taste that it is mighty easy to get acquainted with. YouTl like every pipeful or cigarette becrer Hum the last because it is so cool sod fragrant and long-burning. YouTl just sit ubwk ana ponaer wnyyoo. nave sept awff fnxnsuchjoyHjssirjoldngsforsok)itkBel liet we tell you Prince Albert iaafl we dejis for it Youll understand just how deftest our patented process makes Prince AJfrsrt quick as you smoke it! StttT f ? vS'- ti I yi "i k!1 ' I 111 ?l ..r,ssf wm ,rrwfc5ti MLti tv, rzz i! sa 'M !)-JBB WfiMi sWiHrrr i isftm ""--- - ' V. U-'bIv'.' M' ' r. J. tnmoi toucco r fbfifctoil wwm 1