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TO TME CR1ZBNB OF
KLAMATH FALLS
I wish to announce I have opened
aa up-to-date Meat Market la connec
ts with tho West End Grocery, next
deer to pcetoO.ce. It'a not ao large ae
MM others, but clean and sanitary,
I will handle a full line of choice
Mats aad poultry, and would be
leased with a call from all old
frieada aad aa many new ones aa pos
sible. I will aaaure you a square deal
aad right prices.
Toura for a Trial Order,
WWTSND MEAT MARKET
Jack Hales, Proprietor
i is e-it
Aa Aetaa disability policy protect
y oar Income. See Chllrote. a
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FOR SALE One marine engine, one
40-foot barge and three clinker row
boats. In aood condition. Address
ioba Griffith, Eagle Ridge Tavern
Klamath Falla. Sl-6t
FOR SALE Small touring care. In
autre White Pelican Oarage. 4-St
FOR SALE Thoroughbred White
Leahorn roosters. 1 year old. En
quire' Mrs. O. M. Hector, Earl and Al
ameda. 6-Jt
FOR EXCHANGE
WANTED. TO TRADE: 3 room house
aad X lots In Mills Addition for new
automobile. Addreaa Oust Carlson,
Bos 1076 S-6t
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Motor
cycles, bicycles, typewriters, sew
ing machine, row boat, buggy, furni
ture, books, guns, cameras, for sale
cheap or exchange for anything of
value. 8YD EVANS. 4-3t
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government contract. Return to
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Editor
Published dally except Sunday at
The Herald Publlshlag Company of
Klamath Falla, at 115 Fourth street
Entered at the postoflce at Klam
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1916
SECRETARY RAKER'S VIEWS
M
R. BRYAN'S Commoner for
March commented approvingly
upon the appointment of Mr. Garri
son's successor la the cablaet: The
new secretary, says Mr. BryaV, in a
signea arucie, "grew up uaaer tne
. . a . . . .a
instruction of Tom Johnson, which la
certiflcate enough."
Aa for Mr. Baker's policy at the
war department, Mr. Bryan added,
"the public haa yet to learn Secre
tary Baker's vlewa on the also of the
army and the general subject of pre
paredness, but there la nothing In his
past career to indicate a tendency to
ward militarism."
The public did not have to wait
long before learning Mr. Baker'a
views.
Within a week of his taking offloe
he sent a letter to Representative
Gardner In which he riddled Chair
man Hay's army bill aa a makeshift
piece of preparedness, framed upon
an erroneous assumption, and aura to
(all of its avowed purpose -to put the
country in a proper state of defence.
To be sure. It was later said that
Mr. Baker signed this letter without
realising that he was thus taking
issue with a measure which Mr. Hay
had told the house Is the president's '
own bill but Mr. Baker haa not had !
the temerity to say that the letter did
not contain the essential trust, nor
has he Indicated any purpose to with
draw any of the statements which the
tetter contained, and which are ao
detrimental to Mr. Hay's contentions.
Therefore, we must conclude that
Mr. Baker'a views "on the also of the
army and the general subject of pre
paredness1' do not correspond with
the "certiflcate" from Tom Johnson
which Mr. Bryan has endorsed, and
that, those vlewa are very far from
the views which Mr. Bryan is now try
ing to enforce upon congress and the
country;
e
'. Scattered Shots -. '.
THIS PRESCRIBING of liquor to
patients by 8eattle veterlnarlas la a
kind of a horse on the Washington
dry law.
FISHING HAS a stronger appeal
than gardening or regular work these
days.
SPEAKING OF preparedness, why
not start NOW with some feasible
plan to improve the cemetery, Instead
of being ashamed of It Memorial Day? ,
SOME FELLOWS paid their taxes
this spring, and some bought automo
biles. A few did both.
IF YOU DON'T like the tax rate, !
why don't you register, so you can
have a little voice in the choosing of
men who levy taxes?
IF YOU DO like the methods now
in use, register, no you can re-elect
the same men,
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 (also sometimes
known as Mollle A. Brown).
Notice Is hereby given that the ub-
derslgned has been duly appointed!
administrator of the estate of Mary A.
Wilcox, deceased (also sometimes
known as Mollle A. Brown), by the
above entitled court, and all persona '
having claims against said estate are
required to present the same to the
undersigned, at Langell Valley, Ore
gon, or at the Bank of Bonanta, at
Bonanza, Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice.
Dated this 13th day of March, 1916.
JOHN N. WARREN,
Administrator of the above entitled
estate. 6-1M0-I7-4
s i
In China, the national bureau Is
considering reforestation at the head
waters of the Yellow river. The gov
ernment report show that this will
ameliorate the torrents and cause
a more regular flow from the now de
nuded uplands. It ia acknowledged,
however, that this reforsetatioa mar
not have aa appreciable eeet within
the lifetime of the present generation.
Accarete safarmattna aaa etty
propei tj
OUIeele.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH
After the War
This Question Is Puzzler
By CHAS. P. STEWART
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
LONDON, March 88 (By Mail).
Europe will have to do one of two
things after the war:
1. Accept a far lower standard of
living than heretofore.
2. Cancel all war 'debt and start
afresh with a clean slate.
It is impossible to calculate, for
instance, what England's war debt
alone will be, because nobody knowa
I how. much longer the war will last
-- - -
Certainly, however, the figure will be
so enormous as to stagger the imagi
nation. Even it the struggle ahould end
before 191? the English would have
to pay annually in Interest, more than
the total of their government's yearly
onta.Ko1titm ATttanaaa
Taxation was high "before the war,
. M
How U tne country coins to stand a
htiailaH MAuk ikkM mtA a laa)
For one thing, economists say. pro-
ductlon will have to be greatly in
creased.
This, they expect, will be accom
plished by the use of Improved ma
chinery, by a higher degree of ef
ficiency than In the past and by the
employment of great numbers of
.women who were not industrial fac
tors before the war broke out.
These economists themselves, how-
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receive the best attention.
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We are agents for Calkiaa A
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WLt?
ft lit
ever, do not pretend the difference
will be made up thus. Taxes must
be heavier to cover the deficit.
The only conclusion is that indus
trial England will be compelled to
work more than twice as hard as be
fore the war. for lesa pay.
Possibly because they are them
selves heavy investors In the allies'
war loans, the English propertied
classes, even the small fry, generally
strongly oppose a wiping out of the
war indebtedness and insist that
whatever new and harder conditions
may come, should be cheerfully ac
cepted. But will they? Apparently there
Is considerable room for doubt.
The creditor element, though in
fluential, la In, a hopeless minority, of
course.
V"? ? ot h,n
msHnrltv will twit rAarwtnH nnrhuml-
" th w ev
shorter commons than they had, to
make the best of before the war'a out
break. It is fair to say that some enlight
ened liberals, Including a number of
men who have subscribed liberally to
the war loans, are disposed at leaat
to" consider the idea of cancelling
these obligations.
They do not use the word "repudi
ation." They aay the country's for
eign Indebtedness, which, however, Is
small compared with what English
men have loaned to their own gov
ernment, must be paid. But It may
prove expedient, they admit, to re
gard loans made to the national war
chest aa contributions from those best
able to afford them.
I Some take the stand that England's
i loans to her allies ahould similarly be
wiped out
Adoption of auch a scheme obvious-
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FALLS. OROON
i. would mean the unique situation
of a war burden falllag on the rich
Instead of the poor.
At the same timo that It would
mean a heavy loss for the "clasass"
it would also mean a gain for tho
"masses." a levelllug-up process his
torlcally unprecedented.
Higher taxes!
Before the war the average Eng
lish skilled workman made from 1 8
to 111 weekly. The corresponding
workman in Germany made from If
to $7.
For a man with a family it might
seem as It these figures were pretty
near bedrock, that he couldn't re
duco his standard of living without
starving to death.
As a matter of fact, tho workers
in Spain, Portugal, Russia and Tur
key wore not so well off aa tho Eng
lish or Gormansj and a coolie's wages
In China amount to about 70 cents,
American money, for a seven-day
week.
8o, after all, there U a good deal
of room for European labor to be
worse off after, than It was before
the war.
The, creditor classes' suggestion of
"a lower standard of living" Isn't by
any means an Impossibility, if the
producing classes will submit to It.
Will they? Nobody knows yet.
In England, land reform appears
to be a certainty.
It la not contended that the Brit
ish Isles would support their popu
lation, agriculturally, except perhaps
with the closest-pinching. It Is main
tained, however, that a Just distribu
tion of land would check the tenden
cy toward such an intense concentra
tion in the cities, with Its consequent
disorganisation of the labor market
and frlahtful conditions of unemploy -
tnent which characterised ante-bellum
days.
It Is an old complaint that, with
millions of the English on the verge
nr kt.ipvnilon. huae areas of land have
l-ecn held as game preservations and
i. . n.ll.l. . .,.. r .in -
iui. .u ..., - ...--.
cultivation as ai me umo oi me rur
man conquest.
Still other vast tracts have been
..m nni .. t.n.nt. h whiiA
ji -ii tt.. .n.i. . .iim ,.iim nominated and elected, I will, dur
dolng all tho work, were allowed only ,n my torm of offlco conitru mjr
mo mom inener iivuuuuiw, ui i;0ntli of omco to moan a complete ana
Inndkrds rulint get the lion's share I efficient enforcement of the law. I
or tho country's products by virtue
o (ki, , th.ir mnnnnnir
of nothing but their monopoly.
In the cities conditions have been'.ii ei.Mlh, nk0. i will narsonallv
and still are the same as In the coun -
1 irv with rmlr auch variations as nee -
. .it, , .iih ..rh.n nr-
.......... . j ...
All this. It Is generally agreed, will
have to be changed with the soldiers'
return home at the war's end. It Is
(Continued on Psge 4)
SAYS HOT WATER
EACH DAY KEEPS
THEOOCTORiAWAY
DRINK QLAgg OF HOT WATBR St.
core aassKMBT to wash
OUT THK POISONS
... , . ' . ...... I
Ufa U not merely to live, but to live!
well, eat well, digest well, work well,
sleep well, look well. What a glorious
condition to attain, and yet how very
eaay It Is if one will only adopt the
morning, inside bath.
folks who are accustomed to feel
dull and heavy when they arise, split
ting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul
tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach,
can, Instead, feel aa fresh aa a daisy by
opening the sluices. of the system each
morning and flushing out the whole of
the Internal poisonous stagnant matter.
Everyone, whether ailing, sick or
i well, should, each mornbig, before
breakfast, drink a glass of real hot wa
ter with a teaspoonful of limestone
phospbate.ln it to wash from the stonv
jacb, Uver, kidneys and bowels the pre
vioua day's indigestible waste, sour
bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleans-
ling, sweetening and purifying the en
tire alimentary canal before putting
more food into the stomach. The action
of hot water and limestone phosphate
on aa empty stomach is wonderfully
invigorating.. It cleans out all the sour
fermentations, gases, waste and acidity
and gives one a splendid .appetite for
breakfast While you are enloylna
your Breakout the water and phos
phate is quietly extracting a Urge vol
ume of water from the Hood and get
ting ready for a thorough flashing of
all. the inside organs.
The millions of people who are both
ered with coastipatlon, bilious saells.
stomach trouble, rheumatism; others
who have sallow sklas, blood disorders
aad sickly complexions are urged to
get, a quarter pound of limestone phos
phate. from the drag ttf, whieh wlU
east -very Uttte, hat la aaflMeat to
a iroaoaaisd oraak oa
thesasreeteftateraal
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Sheriff
I take (his moans of announcing
my candidacy for tho republican nom
ination for sheriff at the primaries. I
bellsvo that my work aa deputy sheriff
speaks for Itsolf, and I shall greatly
nppreclnto tho support of the voters.
It. R. 11IIBWUAKRR.
I heroby nnnouncQ inyaolt as a can-1
dldate for tho omco or anenn tor
Klamath county, Oregon, on the re
publican ticket, l roipecuuuy aaa
tho support of tho votors of the coun
ty nt tho primary election for this
omco. JOHN 11. COLLMAN.
i hornbv announce myself n candi
date for the democratic nomination
(or shorlff nt tho coming primaries,
and I rospocttully ask the support of
tho voters of Klumatii county.
(IKOHOKl,. HUMPIIIIKY.
I Imrntiv nnnntinra MVielf a Can-
illdnto (or reuomlnntlon on tho repub
lican ticKci tor Ruoriii. i invite a
cnru(ul investigation o( my record as
sheriff during the past three years.
u. U. L.UW.
1 hereby announce myself aa a can
dlduto for the nomination for sheriff
on tho republican ticket at tho pri
mary election to ho hold on May 10,
1916. CAREY M. RAM8BY.
I take this moans of announcing my
candidacy for tho republican nomina
tion as sheriff at tne primaries ia
May. My record aa n cltisen and as a
pollco officer in Klamath Falls Is open
to all, and I respectfully ask the sup
port o( tho voters who seek an ad-
nitnlslratlou or oniciency.
WILLIAM HALL.
I hcroby announce myself as a can
dldate on the democratic ticket for
tho nomination of shorlff, subject to
the will of the voters at the coming
( rlmnrl0
J. A. MADDOX.
l 1 take this means to announce my
self as a candidate for sheriff, subject
to the will of the republican voters at
the primary election.
JAMES B. MOORR.
I hereby announce myself a canfll-
date for the republican nomination for
!'"" ' " "" " " yftjmmtf
0tecton. WM. C. MESSNER.
The undersigned announces his can
didacy for tho republican nomination
for sheriff of Klamath county. If I
will have no Intorcst to serve but the
i public Interest. I will give the pro
!,i , , ,. .n .,,. -h
! conduct my offlco with strict reaard to
' oconomy. I will at nil times serve all
lOlllclal papers with. promptness. I will
give all prlsonors In my custody hu-
niBno treatment, wholosome (ood and
clean quarters, I will appreciate your
support,
E. W. OOWKN.
i nerewiin nnuounco myself aa a
. . .
cnndldato for the nomination as sber
'Iff, subject to tho will of the demo
cratic voters at the primary election.
. II. K. 1IUN8AKER.
...'.AWWMNW
I For Coroner
l 1 hereby announce myself as a can
.dldate for the republican nomination
ror coroner at tho primary election
to bo held on May 19, 1010.
Ull. A, A. bUUl.K.
I tnko this moans of nnnounclnn
myself n candidato for re-election to
tho offlco of coroner, subject to the
win oi tne democratic voters in the
primary on May 10th. My policy
win do to upnoiu my former record
of ofllclency In offlco. with the least
ctidl In Klnmiilh cnnnfv
I BARL W1HTLOCK.
For County Treasurer
'i 1 hereby announce mvsolf a candl-
Idato for the republican nomination
for treasurer of Klamath county, sub-
jeci to tne approval or the electors at
the coming primary election.
A. A. MEHAPFET.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the republican nomination
for treasurer of Klamath county for
a second term.
GEORGE A. HAYDON.
For Countr Clerk
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for tho office of clerk for
Klamath county, Oregon, on the re
publican ticket. I respectfully ask
tbe support of the voters of the coun
ty at tbe primary election for this
office. R. C. COWLEY, Hlldebrand.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate on the democratic ticket for
tbe nomination-of clerk of Klamath
county, subject to tbe will of the
voters at the primary election for this
office. BURT B. HAWKINS.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for renomlnatlon on the republ
ican ticket as county clerk, atiblaet-tn
the wishes of tbe voters at the coming
""' wivt.uuu. v, iv. ugutn
Chilcote collect rente and looks
after property of all kinds. 1
When you really want something
use a Herald "want ad."
Wo o d
SLAll, LIMB AND BODY
Sawed to any length. Oar heat
block wood is delivered direct
(rout aheds, and is always dry.
One load will convince you.
KLAMATH PUEL CO.
O. Peyton, Mgr, Phone iaT
THURSDAY, AHnil, a, llw
For District All.,-..
I boreby nunouueo my ,,,.
or the republican noininauea
prosecuting attorney nt tin n.iB '
In May. and I rt l,"
aiipport of the votef,, w ,5.iVf.ii
ffifiJBJt ,,""0, MM.
C' MKUIiYlleU
I hit (rat Kw '..... .
for the "SpubHcaa no L'ty
district attorney for KlamJfft"
0rB"- JOSEPH 8. K8rr'
.ni h"y innounco myolf as sT
dldate for the nomination foMASft
Attorney for Klamnth county 0,22?
subject to tho action ot&SSf
ft'o 1jftors at the prltnsrr ,liSS?'
to be hold on May lit, xoiS rt,0B
w. M, UUNCAN,
- - iVftVMW 'OUCji
For AaseiiM)!-
I hereby announce my oanalCs.
(or the republican nonHBMtoafi
assessor for Klamntl. coun. Mlfl
to the approval of the voters it iS
coming prlmnry In May. l "
m JOHN Y TIPTON.
I hereby announce my candid
for the republican nomination f r
assessor of Klamath oounlr
KilEI) lKTER80N.
1 hereby announce my caadlaiw
(or the nom nation as aaaeeeor on the
republican ticket at the prlnurr sl
tlon to he held on May 19 liti
!LU8T,N HAYD"V
I hereby anuounce myiv( a alii.
date for renomlnatlon as assessor L
tbe democratic ticket nt thecoalu
primary election, j. p. LgJ1
I hereby announce myself a easdi.
date for assessor, subject to theirtu
of the democratic voters at the art.
marlea. JA8IMCII IIKNNBTT
For Circuit Judge
Tho undersigned announces bit
candidacy for democratic noalai
tlon for circuit judxo of Xlaa&ti
county ItOI.I.O C. OUOK8BECK
I hereby announce myself u a eu.
dldate for the republican oomlubM
for circuit Judge for the ThlrtetaU
Judicial district, comprising Klianla
county, at the primary election te is
held May 1, 1910.
D. V. KUVKENDALL.
1 announce myself as a caadlssts
for the republican nomination fortti
office of circuit Judgo for Kltaatk
county, atate of Oregon, subject to tat
will of the voters at the eoaiif
primary election. C. M, ONKIU.
1 hereby announce myisK as a can
didate for the republican noalailloo
for circuit Judge of Klamath couitr,
at the primary election to be held
May 1 , 1 9 1 6. W I UON 8. WILtT.
sasatassesessaaisaseaaassvMsaaaajsjsajaaaasaaaej
For County Commissioner
I tioroby announce myself u i
candidate for tbe democratlo nomltt
tlon for county commissioner at tie
coming primary election.
UimilKL HH0RT.
I hereby announce mrielf u s
candidate for re-nomlnatlon oa the re
publican ticket for county oa
sloner, subject to tho will of the vot
ers at the primary election.
JOHN IIA0EL8TBIN.
1 hereby announco my candidacy
for the office of county comaUsaoair
of Klamath county, subject to the so
proval of the voters In the repabUeti
primary." JACOB RUaXX
I hereby announce my cudlditr
for the democratic nomination h
county commissioner.
WILLIAM L. WKliOH.
VVgaVahMasaaeaajvvwMsasweijRW"
For Circuit Court Clerk
1 harahy annnunra ffiV candldtCI
for'tbe republican nomination as ekvi
or ine circuit court or nismsm
ty at the coming primary election.
C. K. DKANUISWBUIMI.
eaejaeseseeStietevseetavsevywiarww
For Ooaaty Surveyor
I hereby announce myself M a can
didate for re-nomlnatlon for the of
fice of county survoyor on tbe repub
lican ticket. E. B. HENKI'
i ..t, .k. .. f annaaBClal
my candidacy for nomination on tse
republican ticket for theow
county eurveyor.. . . F. o. hk""!u
BHna SSanantatire
I hereby announco myself
candidate for tbe office of repre-
sentotlve for tbe 81st rcpresenuu
district, comprising tho wuBU,-Ja
Klamatht Lake, Crook, arsnt w
Jefferson, subject to tho wishes
tbe voters of the republican parg'.
ALBBKT a. i-.
. ' ' ' z"zr. .. . Msdidiu
i announce myseu -tt m
for tho democratic nomlMtioawr
represeaUUve of tbe Jtfl'rf2.
tlva district ia the loflilw
sembly. FRED W. maum
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dldate .on the repub lean ticket jr
representative of the tstisiol
district, comprlsad of hoMM
Crook, Jefferson, drant, Klngotii"
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VERNON A. ruiw. -z.
I hereby aanounco myself
dleteto m St republican . tjgyj
represeaUUve of twenqwj
dletrlct, eemprlsed of the m"1
Croak, Joffarsea, Qrsnt, KUauw--Uke.
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WESLEY O. SMITH, ""L
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