The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 04, 1916, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextAri m ! Wr'-P ,.j.w Mcto PKIf' ' iWST7t In thorn not on thsra. JTiUlo tl.nn n Kuropean i we have llit'mi ' JIuBJOHNflTONIO CO, jH'B.Dom; Coreet U'lrl " " IliV"' to rust or Agent. 30-Ci S!nk, Ink the World Over ' too will not be lbHto4'omDO , ,111111" """ -, cn nnd right .... i. ihlt ntorc v ", - . , I WOtri to the uoi. WOOD , and HAY w w have itnrch. rinoratboroitslil tin you rati, ant If tMlw !", V(n to to had wi fjfci u h.vn ilium ?'tI iir rou want tin v la procurable tlilf(v I, to placo to mm. The Inferior, Wwfl hm ,Ak jftigswli la a sw v.i" i m u ia4ernii I vH &v W n iuih? larVBttYlaf.'' FMm&mm VTJHH .. . ' flvVliLi vm I Aldermen Allege Perjury (Continued from 1'ago 1) ter and undor the control of tho MtVA. It w i Tho following atntomont was raodo by Councilman Mntthewa: "I feol that tho parties HlcnlnK tncso nmuavlt have perjured thorn nohoi, ami I have taken tho matter Up alonic those linos, I conaldor It la nf to thorn to provo tholr allegations. "Tho wholo matter Rooms to havo orlRlnntotl through tho former flro thlof, nnd poasllily ono or two others of tho flro department, Formor coun cils havo lot this same flro chief out, and this council considered It was necoasary to do tho niunc, Tho poople and business men havo been ituuro of It, and doiimnilod tlio removal, thcro foro tho council hits tnhon such action as Is also provided In tho chartor. "Wo liuvo done what wo could to wnnl the support of Ma) or Manon on this nnd other mutter In order that wo might nil hnrtnonlre and work to gether. Apparently It has not met with the approval of some people, but If thoy glvo It duo consideration and thorough (imistlgatlon, I Mlout thoy will agree with us "I don't expert tlx-su petitions will be Hlgncd up, neither do I expect that nuy pomou would cure to accept tho opposing nominations under these clr-cuniatnncca." THE EVEN1NO HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON " ' J "'' 'St. fab Tmmmm u - LONDON'S SUIIWAY CRUSH AH HAD AS NKW YORK'S United l'rcss Service LONDON, April 4. London's Ooldorn Green tube" (subway) grows more and rnoro crowded as tlmo progresses, Just as tho Now York subway situation grew worse and worflo with tho development of tho up-town rosl donco district. In fact, tho tube crush li terrific during the busi est hoiirM. Thero wus u troinendous Jam at tho nelslze 1'nrk station a few mornings uco The guards packod paaecngcrs on until It was boyond human pomlblllty to squeeze nnothor soul Into a car or onto a platform. More wore still on the Htntlon plat form. "You'll luue to wait for tho next train," said tho guards, nnd tho train sailed away "That," said an American who witnessed the performance, " Is tho differ ence botweon tho English and American methods. In New York thoy'd somehow havo load mi on tho overflow, too " Mexican Aristocrats Are Begging for Work these exiles have been deprived Seekorn Phone 72 ;GETZ Wood 022 Main Street Van Riper Bros. THK STOIti: )! QUALITY COFKEK "Circle Ulend." ,.......$. .110 5 lbi MO TEA "Prlrato drouth,'' finest Japan, per lb .73 PIXKAlTU: "Panama Pacific," this week, 2 cans ......... .JW kachk "Economy llrand," rcgu- Itr 20c, special IS JTC8TAKI) "Beech-Nut llrand," medt- am Jar , .in SALMON' "S: t W" No, 1 Tall, per tan . . ...:..- 88 t cans ,...,. .-15 ANCHOVIK.H "Burton Urand,," per bottle , US Ol'P "Campbell's," all vnrlotlca, par can ,. ,. ,io "GET THE iHABlT" TO YOUR HEALTH HAWXHURST'S MARKET lln Im'cii lotiipleicly remodelled, Is in the Miimt tunicary condition, anil Iiiim nn nutoinobllc delivery to limur lightning service, CAN YOU BEAT IT? fur it toiiililiuitloii fur lieultli nnd (oiueiilenrcV Our price nre right mill our ini'iilw the best. 717 Main Ht. Phono 1M1R SI'lll.NCJ LAKi: DRII'I'l.N'GR L puni SICK HEAOACH E , Dr. Jamea' Headache Powder re- uave at once iu oenu a package. You take a Dr. James' Headache Powder and In just a, few moments your head clean and all nouralgla and distress vaniihM. It's the quickest and aureat relief for headache, whether dull, throbbing, splitting or nerve racking. Sena someone to the drug tore and set a dims paeksge now. Quit sufferlnjr It's ao needless. Be euro wyou get Dr. Powders then there polntmcnt. James Headache rill be no dlsap- U.S.Gov.expertsreportthat oils correctly refined from asphalt-base crude "distill without decomposition" (do not break up and lose their lubricating value under cylinder heat) and are much better adapted to motor cylinders, as far as their carbon iorming proclivities are concern ed, than are paraffine-base Penn sylvania oils. Motorists who use Zerolene, an oil scientifically refined from asphalt- jMe crude, back up the experts with reports such as tiwe: "Covered over 14,001 miles without adjust JJJ valves or cleaning out carbon." "The carbon juen out of this car in 50,000 miles amounted to wm than an ounce." Zerolene is for sale at dealers very where and at service stations and agencies of Standard Oil Company. ZEROLENE tit Standard OUfcrHotor Cars UPPER LAKE TRAFFIC . . ,We "Magenta for CWkla. HanlltoA'a mail, iaaonger and "eight boat, ob tin Uaaar XlaauUli Lake. Iluaea leave thla office ""J morning except Buufer, at TlSO. : - Western Transfer Co. HONB 187 MAIN BTItKET. NEAR FIFTH ---- - -j Tbo largest crowd of patrons and ncigiiuont Hiiring I.nko baa enter- tnlnod for nooral jenrn was present Krldny oonini; to hear Mr. Seymour's lecture A Bbort program whb ren dered by tbo I'nrcnt-Teacliera Aaso clntlon. Itoland Qlnlsycr gave a abort talk, outlining tbo plnn for local fairs In tho lonnty. Tbo lecturo given by Mr. Seymour wab very interesting and Instructive. Several Klamath Falls people ttero present, among them be ing MIbh Applegate, who gavo a short talk. After routttio business tho fol lowing program was rendered: Song "Morry, Merry Hearts Havo Wo" School Tonat . . . Mrs. Scott Thompson Address H. Itoland Qlnlsycr Recitation "My History Lesson,' Dorm Stowart Song "When Silver Threads aro dold Again" Mrs. Thompson, Mm, Stuwart, Mnud Schrelner, Mary Schubert. Iocturo ,. . . Mr. Seymour Rocltntlon "Tho Kitty's Lesson," Ruth Newton Recitation "Stnnd Asdo and Watch Yourself Go By" ...... timer Longer Address Miss Applegate Song "Whlppoorwlll," Mrs. Ward Dolan nnd Maud Scbrolncr. Frank Stowart helped Mr. Schreln er rnko sago brush this week. Mrs. Dolan visited with Miss Maud Schrolncr Tuesday. Rill Cheyno nnd sister, Mrs. Thomp son, wero Klamath Falls visitors. Cecil Caldwell entered school here Monday. Lester Schrelner was on the sick list last week. 1 lilted i'less Service SAN ANTONIO, Tex,, April 4, their estates through some whirl or Hundreds of once wealthy Mexican ' olhor of the raP1,3r revolving wheel aristocrats walk the atreets of Sanlf McX,Can frtUne' ............ ..; .it- . I Residents tell of highly educated Antonio today, pitifully oager for any graduateg of ChapuUepc MIUry kind of work, at any wage they can Academy, tho West Point of Mexico. former captains, majors and even colonels in tho army of old Porflro Diaz, who fled the country with him nt his fall and who hare refused to ally themselves with either Carranza or Villa, working as saloon porters, dlah washers and Irrigation ditch hands for a ltvllhood. These are tho so called "reaction ary' Mexicans, the tattered remnant of the once haughty and wealthy CI entiflco class, whoso control over Mexico was as absolute as was that of Louis XVI beforo the fall of the bastlle. The Bastlle fell for Louis and Diaz died in a foreign land. In San Antonio today the refugee or the old regime have only the un certain fortunes of Felix Diaz to pin their hopes of a "return" upon. What London was to the aristo cratic emlgro of the French revolu tion, San Antonio Is to the banished aristocrat of Mexico. Today the best blood of the old regime Is making San Antonio Its home. Here the best of Mexican doctors, lawyers, professional men, former cabinet officers, ex-governors of Mex ican states, one time ministers to for eign courts, landed proprietors of vast ostates, aro living. There are about 12,000 Mexican refugees In Texas. get These men, women and children uio divided Into two classes: the ehnbby-gcntcel end tho ragged. All of them wero driven from broad acres and lives of luxury by eontonces of death that today await their return lo seething Mexico. They prefer to stay here and be poor. Other hundreds there about 6, 100 Mexican refugees here were for tunate enough to bring gold with them when they fled from the land of too much trouble. They live In great style; and thero are fashion-' nblo shops and exclusive places to live hero that are supported largely by them. Most of these refugees, proud of their pure Castlllan blood, new to poverty nnd Us humiliations, sensitive to chnrlty, will accept any employ ment to keep them from becoming public or private charges. A copy boy on one or the local American newspapers here, earning $0 per week, was, until tbo fall of Hurtn, the petted son of a Mexican family of Tamaullpas whoso boast was that their ranch was a day's horse back rldo In length and breadth. Among this number are sevcrat hundred Catholic priests nnd other dignitaries of the church. Many of BmDi BanSK? mmMSfi i iVHflVaggggssssHHtV Mtmr Vi I IllBHSaiffalliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKnV .M BUSK i IHbsssIISJSIk.Lx I IBSsffBBMBKviil Killr sssWisssssssiSRVill rail ium erery (( xra ere UnBassMBMlPwJl W?5."a2!""j 5,LMv. MMmumnmj mxmmmmiWN an'ssr.us; ssssssssssNiiibsssBVis' ,'HWBBu"5ssS WOOD-LARK' f?S52J8'p.a, Poison Woodcraft Meeting. Tho Women of Woodcraft will hold their regular meeting at their new quarters In tho Moose Hall at 7:30 tonight. You will never 11 nil yourself with out Insurance if your policies are writ ten by agents who make a specialty of llie IminIiions. See Chllrote. 2 HOUSTON'S Metropolitan Amusements HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE STAR THEATER DOUI1LK FEATURE NIGHT " HYPOCRITES Flvo Root Paramount AT BAY " Five Reel Gold Rooster featuring FLORENCE REED TEMPLE THEATER Mr. and Mrs. Sydnoy Drew In" "ly Might of His Right,' Ono Reel Vttagraph "Tho Perils of the Rails,' Ono Reel Knlem "Tlio Avenging Shot," Two iteei uiograpn Admission Always 10c MATINEK DAILY AT SlM ALL LICCN8ID PICTURM MERRILL OPERA HOUSE Merrill. Ore MOTION riCrUHEH WEDNKSnVVH Dearest Public: Pretty today, Isn't ItT Tin with extreme regret that 1 nolo your lack of Interest In the Jewelry business. Why, e have the swellest line of diamond rings, which are the birth stone of this month, and they are quite popular at any time. If you are out of this world finan cially, and liafg a diamond It is tho shiny spot that gets ou In the pie lino quick. I nm trying to tell you thut a dia mond Is an Investment that you can realize money on almost Instanta neous, "s j A fine new line otwrtst watches. Once have one always wear It. They are almost Iridlspenstble, only when bathing. No, wo have none for the twigs. You bet your life, we Hz watches; and can nx anything what anyone else can. We do nothing tor "sores" on the character or rents in the reputation. This is the beginning of the sea son for neck chains, lavalllera, pend ents, wrist watches and bracelets In Jewelry. If ou "auto," you "orto" have vac uum bottles and nested drinking cups. We have field glasses and binoc ulars forHhose who hunt. We have smoked and yellow glasses for those who think of their eyes. We have the best and largest stock In this part of the country, and we wunt your business end will pnt our celves nut to please you. M ' HATTAN. To make room, we are closing out our line of traveling bags, suit cases and trunks at cost. 29-tf BRADLEY HARNE8S CO. Glass of Hot Water Before Breakfast a Splendid Habit Open sluice of the system each morning and wash away the poleonoue, stagnant matter. QUICK, CERTAIN, 4-DEADLY- . ALWAYS aaasnr. amrsm no.. grrjMfia awake f roa WhiUr'a. sIm. )tear nu u it ever sail, -weee bars" rer si iamr- ea r vre- C. H. UNDERWOOD DRUG CO. WHITMAN DRUG CO. HTAR DRUG CO. FIVE DOLLARS REWARD Will pay $5 reward for Information that will lead to the conviction of the person who stole a 30x3 dm, AJax tire and cover from my car Thursday evening between Main and Klamath, on Fourth. Chllcote. l-3t Burbank potatoes, 76c per sack. 22-tf ROBERTS & WHITMORE. New Implement House W Handle the INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY'S IMPLEMENTS AND OLIVER PLOWS, KENTUCKY; DRILLS, WEBER WAGONS, KEYSTONE SPRING TOOTH HARROWS AND DISCS REPAIRS FOR ALL MACHINES ills & Sob Phone 0 Sixth ad Klaasath Wood 'Buy the great big block. They are clean and economical. Qood body wood cut from live trees'nn'd well seasoae" A. J. MANNING Leave orders at Ward Ouea bala'o. Phoae 14. Those of us wno are accustomed to feel dull and heavy when we arise; splitting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stom ach, lame back, can, instead, both look and feel as fresh as a daisy by wash ing the poisons and toxins from the body with phosphated hot water each nnrning. We should drink, before breakfast, a glass of real hot water with a tea- spoonful of limestone phosphate in It to flush from the stomach, liver, kid neys and ten yards of bowels the pre vious day's indigestible waste, sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleans ing, sweetening and' purifying the en tire alimentary tract before putting core food into the stomach. The action of limestone phosphate and hot water on an empty stomach is wonderfully Invigorating. It clean ont all the sour fermentations, gases, waste and acidity and gives one a splendlld appetite for breakfast and it is said to be but a little while until the roses begin to appear In the cheeks. A quarter pound of limestone phosphate will cost very Uttle at the drug store, but is sufficient to make anyone who is bothered with bilous ness, constipatlion, stomach trouble or rheumatism a real enthusiast on the subject of Internal sanitation. Try it, and you are assured that you will look better and feel better In every way shortly. Adv. Automobile Gloves THE RIGHT KIND FOR WOMEN AND MEN Big new stock of the celebrated Stiteon and Block make. Val ' aesfreea $1.25 to $2.75 Bradley Harness U. A. J. 'WHITE WM. 4. DfMEL Oregon Welding Co. Sixth Street Klamath Falls, Ore li WillaM A Necessary Tonic Your storage battery seed atsf cine in the Spring just aa snack a yoa Let aa align w eeee. We're experts, , LINK RIVER ELECTRIC CO. Klamath Fails, Oregon Frte impection of mny battery mt mny ttmm LIGHTEN YOUR FARM WORK By Using John Deere Implements We have Jwt received car of John Deere Good. such a Light Draft High Lift Solkey and Gang; Plows, Disc Harrow, Drag Harrow, Spring Tooth Harrow. ' Grain Drills and Chatham Fanning MID. Call and inspect our line. We offer special prices oh Stndebaker, John Deere and SchatUer, the Standard Wagons of America. Place yoar orders for machine repair with a, aad receive the best attention. Baldwin Hardware Co. - MTHE HOUSE OF QUALITY M jUa 4 .t5- f t J i M "aHa NsSr Guard Against Poverty in Old Age S by your savings in youth and ma. turlty. Remember if yoa don't save now your later year may be full of desolation and despair. Bet ter forego useless pleasures now thaa to suffer the pangs of par erty when your earning power baa gone. FIRST STATE M SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON m "agflV'BVBCLaF "y aa' Hear Ye r Hear Ye ! We want everyoneto know that ours is the, Nyal Quality Drugstore M ' V aBk'ra aaaaa a a) 4a. flis 'eVi KLAMATH FALLS OREGON iom..TN BMJY THKlfr Om BMaBBaaiaawi . , UltellTO2iW iiBiyifli y wwjjjajifj ajjTOjuy 3V fSr,:j. pmii fjr- ; i,wj-ys IHf qr$?K tn m - U AND HATUKIIAVn " v 1 HMSMSCD IS ,f 1W OBBmBJ' ,,,;- -J' .s.TACffiWr 4 i . .: ?K&V '"" f3 r. m jWa-it' . k amtir