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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1916)
B TCS-l-.SiS; 7 n ? alUAy, HAIUM ! 4N THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON S K$M2if&r. f -twsmj .v? PAasnnn m CRANES LINEN LAWN The Correct Writing Paper ! i a writing paper, the use of which is I m unmistakable sign of good breeding. J am (jniierioos mm) WlJ KLAMATH FALLS OREGON to? T""7 Writ FARTICULAH PCOPUE Jfl 7 gufefcj UY THEIW DRUGS &lBJkfld J I Saturday Special Willi every dollar parch or FlUiIng Tackle ttuulo m Mil More on Saturday, wo will give SHtr additional in good. We want to coavtac jrou that wo arc IuhhIIIiik the er (mm line of fishing tacnte la Klaiualli Kails, nnd nre making thl offer n it aperlal Inducement fr you to try our good. A complete line of everything aecmsary for tint fUliemmu, lurluillng the I Forge, Knoll nnd Pacific Halts. Bradley Harness Company Flailing Tackle for tliu man who inn-.. TODAY'S ODDEST NTOHV United Press Service NEW YORK, March 31. The origin of that seemingly sense less, though in roallty highly slg nlflcaut phrase: " Get Vour Goat," In allegedly explained by Di. J. Allen Gilbert of tho Med ical Record Htaff. Ho Hfild to day Hint the phraso originated ornong racetrack touts "who know that a high-bred raccborzo always does bettor work on the t-ack when ho ban an old goat ft lend for a pal In tho paddock; and racohoisoH' goats somotlmw are stolon by owner or frlendt or horsog competing In the next dny'fl raceH." Now wouldn't that got your goat? Experts Forecast the Greatest Slaughter of World This Spring l)y WILBUS S. FORREST (L'nltod Press Staff Correspondent) LONDON, March 18. (By mall)- (iidfonolu Club Hale nt Hhepherd. tf County Court Proceedings March, 1018, Term Guard Against Poverty in Old Age by )our savings In youth and ma turity. Remember If you don't save now your later years may be full of desolation and despair. Bet ter forego useless pleasures now than to si'ffer the pangs of pov erty when our earning power has gone. FIRST STATE M SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON gn3 Tny j-"" TlKL8nsV:- 7 It 1. 11 mam ,pammmmmmml A. J. WH1TK WM. J. IMMKL Oregon Welding Co. Sixth Strl Klamath Falls, Ore GASOUNE USERS ATTENTION! s, OA80-TONIO ts jiwt what It name implies, It In TONIOforgaeollae. It to need iaeatosaoMlea, tractors, motorcycles, motor boats ad nil gaeellae, keroeane or distillate engines. Tea CMU worth Of GABO-TONIO wlU treat tea gallons of gasoline, which om Recount of the Increased mileage Is almost the euue as eeUlng gaeoUae nt 8 cent per gallon. The auto mobile owner oa hardly believe this. It la true, Just the same. let us ftgvre this eats for yon. If mi automobile owner mil run his car one hundred milea on ten gallons or gasoline, he ran go one hundred mid forty inllea on ten gallons of go Une that luut been treated with GABO-TONIC. TIhin Raining forty miles, the equivalent of four gallons of gasoline, which has cost him test cent, or leu than 8 cent per gallon. But there la something still more Important. )AKO- TONIC not only increases power and mileage from aa per rent to 40 per cent; It aaf teas and dtaolvea carbon, thereby eliminating all earboa deposlu, which cause 78 per cent of all "Im troables. It Iwape the-motor clean; it paU new lire and "pep" aad maa teto the motor. Its saoceas throagheut the United States has caused a host of InUtatera to arise, who are playing oa the good name and superior assrtta of OAftOfONIO. We are exclusive agent for Klamath County for GAtOTONIO. A quart can of OASO-TONIC eosta you 88.00, We guaraatea Mt GAHO.TONIO contains neither add or tor lagredlaata that caa Injure, la aay way, the motor, tlie carfauretor or aay ef their cotiwectloaa, aad that H wUI prolong life of the motor by keeping It frea from carbon. WHITE PELICAN GARAGE (. V. McCormlck, nddltlonnl county bounty 5.00 J v Mogncss, additional (ounty bounty 10.00 Joe Nork, additional county bounty G.00 Hail l.uiuly. additional coun ty bounty 30.00 C McFall, additional county bounty COO K J. Carter, additional coun ty bounty 20.00 C I! Drown, additional coun ty bounty ... . ., G.00 Walter Uonnrt, additional county bounty 10.00 K. U. flrny, additional count) bounty 5.00 J. H. TliomnH, additional couu- I ty bounty ?5.00 Frank White, additional coun- ' ty bounty 20.00 Chaw. II. Otoy. additional county bounty COO C W. Elliott, additional county bounty 35.00 Merle 8. Kllgore, additional ' county bounty 1 0.00 A. (1. Patterson, additional - county bounty 50.00 Jeshe Siemens, additional county bounty 15.00 V A. BIIbb, additional county bounty 50.00 Hoy RobbliiB, additional coun- . ty bounty 10.00 , 1). C. Smith, additional coun ty bounty 10.00 John Peel, additional coun- ' ty bounty 30.00 i J W. Flnugher. additional county bounty 15.00 II. r.. Shldler. additional I county bounty 20.00 Dtrl Horn, additional county I bounty 16.00 James Krcjcl, additional coun ty bounty 10.00 ban Ernst, additional coun ty bounty 5.00 John I.lskey, additional coun ty bounty o.oo Wm. Dovnul, additional coun ty bounty 35.00 II. Nylendcr, additional coun ty bounty 5.00 W. W. Fordnoy. nddltlonnl county bounty 10.001 It, F. Dohavon. additional county bounty . . . .'? 35.00 A. A. Whltlatch. additional county bounty 5.00 l.ovl L. Darnov. additional county bounty 5.00 Martin Stoeshler, additional county bounty 5.00 Poter Gleun, additional coun ty bounty 5.00 V. J. Spolek, additional coun ty bounty 1 5.00 John Spolek, additional coun ty bounty 15.00 John Dovall. additional coun ty bounty 30.00 Jacob Checoff, additional county bounty 5.00 Jonah Sparks, additional county bounty 60.00 I,. CI. Stllei, additional county bounty 5.00 M. J. Lytic, additional coun ty bounty 5.00 Jesse Pnttoraon, additional county bounty 5.00 M. Sllvkoff, additional county bounty v- 5'00 H. A. Moon, additional county bounty 5.00 C. Oray, additional county I bounty 40.00 E, D. Briscoe, additional coun 1 tv bounty i . 30.00 .1 A. flrnv. additional county bounty IB.00 Frank L. Carlson, additional county bounty 5.00 W. a. Hnckler, additional county bounty 5.00 T. J. Lyons, additional coun ty bounty s00 JKnrl Faithful, nddltlonnl county ouiiiivy Charley McCartle, additional county bounty 10.00 Junies Colnhan, additional county bounty 20.00 Earl Faithful, additional county bounty 25.00 Paul Pnuoo, additional coun- v ty bounty 6.00 Wm. Oregory, additional county bounty 6.00 Sprntt Wells, nddltional coun ty bounty 5.00 Jas. II. Tappen, additional county bounty 10.00 Jack McCarty, additional county b-iviiy ... in 00 Alorgin OodJWi, adIHInii'il county buintv . . . J 0.00 H. Swau.'y, additional n nv ty bounty , 10,00 P, P. Vogel, additional county 'bounty ...,,..'. '0.00 ,C. W. Warren, aaaitionai county bounty "6.00 a I. Richardson, additional county bounty . , . .... , . 10.00 Eldon Dennis, additional county bounty . . . ..... . . 5.00 Regeuald Bchonchln, addition al county bounty . , 10.00 Ray Davis, additional county away before the Are of the opposing evltable, the military experts are say aide. Before tbe reserves reach their ' Ing. objective point overMbo bodies of' Nor will the slaughter be limited tbolr comrades, they, too, may have to soldiers, soma forecasts declare, it Men who have been In closest touch teen decimated by the machine gun,; la believed In some circles that Zep- wiui ccry move or tne woria war to nue ana cannon ore wnicn protects peuns will take heavy toll of civilian date nro beginning to forecast that the, the trenches on every mile of the populations in many quarters. Re- next fUe months will bring an unpar- ironi """ run8 irom tne Nena Hea t0 Pru rrom FriedMchshsfen, on Lake ,.,,. , ,,, ,i(M,,, ' Swltserland. Constance, aay that the Zeppelin fac- nlloled burst of battle, attended by . mmH. .i.- i. . i ... . i v wuw vmm wwv uw .wMauMa . wa IUCI f? SO tUIUIUfe UUV inHO J1 the worst bloodshed In the world's ( er8 tor tno courge they are compelled sixteen Zeppellna a month. The Oer hlatory. , to take. It Is war. The men, too, arc man -Parseval and SchulU-Lange fac- The Immense waste of human life not unwilling to make the sacrifice, torles, located elsewhere, also are re nnd materials beforo Verdun, greater Those in the front ranks know that ' ported active to an extent of ten times thnn that wblcb shocked the world at their chance Is slim. The best they their normal output. Liege and Namur, has demonstrated, can ask for Is a wound from which This great monthly addition to tne tho experts say, that If this war goes they will, ultimately recover. Months German aerial fleet, tbe experts are on to tbe bitter end, no phase of his- of monotonous trench warfare are re- inclined to think, must forecast tilth tory, ancient, medieval or modern, sponsible for this. Tbe men are will- erto unexampled air raiding vreij' will compare with the slaughter. One ing and ready for anything that 'where The question of the air de- military critic said: means a diversion from the stale- fense of London la being debated In "Tho almost Impregnable character mate of the past year and a half. Parliament, and with the appointment of tbe defences on the western front, "What will happen on the western of Lord Derby as air minister, tbe which have been building for elgh- front will be repeated on tbe eastern, public Is beginning to have confidence ' teen months, make It suicide for the. where both the Russians and Germans In the ability of the aerial defenders! first line of any assaulting body of 'have been working feverishly for to deal with the Zeppelin menace. -Mi. TO YOUR HEAITB HAWXHURST'S IMIET mi '-"Vi t . Has been completely is in the most sanitary; and has an automobile dstrrtry, to insure lightning eerfW. ' CAN YOU BEAT IT? for h combination for health convenience? Our prices are right and our meat the best. 717 Main St. r Phone 841ft troops. When a commander orders a battalion to the assault and posts the reserves In the rear ready to follow, he knows that the position attacked will be captured by the reserves, If captured at all. "He cannot help but know in ad vance that tbe first line will melt months entrenching, fortifying, con-. Steps In tbe right direction have been structlng wire entanglements and placing heavy ordnance pieces suffl- 5.00 5,00 bounty Charley Adams, additional county bounty 16.00 G. W. Ager, additional county bounty 5.00 Jenox John, additional coun ty bounty 10.00 L. W. Anderson, additional county bounty 5.00 Ray L. B. Robinson, addition al county bounty 25.00 W. L. Fairfield, additional county bounty 10.00 Stephen Herllhy, additional county bounty 10.00 James Lalo, additional coun ty bounty 35.00 M. P. Oalarneau, additional county bounty 5.00 Harry Wilson, additional county bounty 5.00 Fred Hickman, additional county bounty 6.00 Charles Lent, additional county bounty 6.00 W. W. Fordney, additional county bounty 6.00 A. A. Whltlatch, additional county bounty 6.00 Joseph A. Sterzl, additional county bounty 16.00 E. L. Arant, additional coun- , ty bounty 5-00 John N. Warren, additional county bounty 1 5.00 F. M. Cleaves, additional county bounty 6.00 Fred Peterson, salary school superintendent 100.00 Geo. Chastaln, salary circuit clerk : ibo.uu Hlah School Mnbel Moars. salary to March 3, 1916 111.11 Rose E. Keesee, salary to March 3, 1916 40.00 C. R. Bowman, salary to ' February. 1910 ...i 160.00 W. S. Ketsdever, aalary to February, 1916 75.00 O. I. Gregg, salary to March 3. 1916 110.00 Hazel North, aalary to March 3, 1916 118.61 V. T. Motschenbacher, salary to March 3. 1916 .., 118.68 Rachel Applegate, salary to March 3, 1916 111.11 Lucille Marshall, salary to March 3, 1916 111.11 E. J. Mayer, salary to March 3. 1916 188.88 Marlon S. Taylor, salary to March 3, 1916 . ..., 111.11 Jas. S. Hogg, salary to March 8, 1916 111.11 Tbe following general fund claims were examined by the court and the clerk Instructed to draw warrants in tho sums allowed, oa follews: National Surety Co.. premium on bond of sheriff, 1916 ... 85.00 C. R. DeLap, stamps, elec tions - l-68 Irwin Hodson Co., supplies county offices '..... 17.55 Eugene Dlotzgen Co., supplies county offices 17.41 Fred Peterson, expense, coun ty superintendent 8.45 Fred Peterson, postage, etc., county superintendent . . . 33.58 Underwood Typewriter Co., supplies county offices .... 48,85 Whitman Drug Co., supplies county offices 75.05 Glass & Frudhomme Co., sup plies county offices 46.11 Glass & Prudhomme Co., sup- nllea county offices 4.37 Glass ft Prudhomme Co., sup- niias county oraces ici.at aiass k fruanomme i;u., sup plies county oraces .,,.., W. O. Smith Printing j Co., printing, county omces W.-O, Smith Printing Co., printing, county omces . . , W. O, Smith Printing Co., printing, county omces '. . . W. O. Smith Printing Co., printing, county omces :-. . Herald Publishing Co.. pub lishing semi-aaauai re porta ,..,.- Herald Publishing Co., pub lishing treasurer's aauee. . Pioneer Prtntery, printing, county omces , , , Marshall House, meals, sir. cult court Jury .,.'.,..... taken in many places. The renewed activity of the Oer- ciont to sweep tbe ground for miles t man submarines, it is admitted here, around." ' means a toll of non-clmbatants prob- ' At Salonika, where the allies bur- ably exceeding previous losses, but rledly dug themselves In, and have there Is genuine confidence that the gradually fortified their holdings to' navy will meet that problem, too. almost Impregnability, the cost of tak-1 The greatest man-killing, however, Ing the Greek port for tho central will be confined to the various armies powers would far exceed Its military In the field. worth. e Throughout all the theaters, the Xu-Bone Corset coming spring will see the greatest activity of the war, attended by the slaughter which conditions make in- Sta guaranteed not to rust or break. Mrs. Maud ZInk, Agent. Phone 380W. 30-6t Motorcycles AGENCY O INDIAN (aVwiflaa) EXCELSIOR (Foliee Model) . DciiioiMtratlon any time. ... We sell 1B16 , HARLEY- DAVIDSON KLAMATH SPORTSMANS STORE Main near Eighth Zi second band Motorcycles a& uicyciee, io to amw. - t Single and three-speed, lfM So 1018 model. Terms, and email payment. SEE VEGHTE HH HAS IT 88.76 176.60 36.60 10.60 60.06 16.96 ,78 t.J T.M (To be Coatlnued) WOMEN SHOULD GET THIS HABIT AS WELL AS MEN Don't eat a bite of breakfast until you drink a glass of hot water, says authority. Wash the poison and stagnant matter system each morning, and feel fresh as a daisy. from Sanitary science has of late made rapid strides with results that are of untold blessing to humanity. The latest applica tion of its untiring research is the recommendation that it is as nec essary to attend to internal sani tation of the drainage system of the human body as it is to the drains of the house. Those of us who are accustomed to feel dull and heavy when we arise, splitting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach, can instead, feel as fresh as a daisy by open ' ing the sluices of the system.each morning and flushing out the whole of the internal poisonous stagnant matter. Everyone, whether ailing, sick or well, should, each morning be fore breakfast, drink a glass of real hot water with a teaspoon fulof limestone phosphate in it towash from the stomach, liver and bowels the previous day's in digestible" waste, sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleansing, I & sweetening and purifying th entire alimentary canal before putting more food into the stomach. The action of hot water and limestone phosphate on an empty stomach is wonderfully invigorating. It cleans out au the sour fermentations, gasesv waste and acidity and gives out ' a splendid appetite for breakfast. While you are enjoying your breakfast the phosphated hot water is quietly extracting large volume of water from thf blood and getting ready 'forsfe, uiuiuugu uusuujg UL au MH7 urj Bida Aroano .urn; vriuo. V, ,'&H The millions of people who ?& are bothered with constipation. hMW, bilious spells, stomach troubaf,fe rheumatic stiffness; others 'nktt -t have sallow skins, blood ditordart J 7- p sum oxv&jj uuiijimoaiuub aic uxajwmjt "j-k,-s to get a quarter pound ot-unMht stone nhosnhate from the jdnHFtM BJM.A On,,., ,411 lfl VAWIT U44W- OHtV. o.uu ttw wm JWJ MVO9 but.is sufficient to make anyo,; pronounced crank on umk Ject1 of internl''amiutatiOat5fr W?k' .m )$ t fts! Ut M "srif IffisK rirt 1 mm atoft&f&r jrt5lcl )$? 1 ' ?v J?ri ?vm ..t ,i. " 5J1 V -3T 3U If l &l jV- & v H "( k'll r ii it.' kO i m U-! r .i i'w Pfii2 IP! m rvrai $i , nl N!"-!d -4) '-ts! . .. Tjf .,. ,-V ..w- -TWilriKjSfl.-