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Newspaper Page Text,v MONDAY, AI'IUL 17. iiu THE EVENING H1RALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OR10ON iM I M m ' AdvtrtiMdltallLi TIM toUewIag anelalaaod mail amis- advertised oa April 17th. will be teat to tho toad letter office, at Waah taste. D. C, m the 19th 4ay f AjeiL Mil. Col. Ltatle, Mn. (S) , Chandler, W. O. Deaaely.-D. M. Dohdmaaa. Mn. Mahlon Davie. W. S. Ebeeteta, F. O. French, Mas Fallon, Fraak Gallagher, Prank Havlina, Mra. Anna Hall, Mra. Llasle Ireland, Elite Mall, Q. W. ' Peterson, L. A. (Roblson, Jane .Stoppel, Louis A. Young, F. E. A charge of one cent will be made oa all littera delivered from thta list la calling (or Utter plaasa Bay "ad vet Used" W. A. DELZELL, P. M. Borald'sQassificdAdvs. FOR SALE FOR BALK Fire passoagor Over- land 1911 aaodel; two 8-foot loor skew cares. Apply Sugar Bowl, lt-tf SEED POTATOES tor sale High arade hill selected stock. Elmer L Ayplegate, Klamath Falls. 14-7t FOR SALE FlTe room modern house om eoraer. oae Mock from Mala; will sell at a great sacrifice to rale a little cask; time oa part It desired. Adereea Owner; box 1104, dty. 16-Ct FOR SALE OR EXCANGE FOR SALE or trade Two horses, welgklng 00'' pounds each, aad double haraeaa. Will trad for wood. Narml'a bakery. 14-tf FOR SALE or trade A Bulck road- ater la good coaditloa; will sell oa monthly paymeat to responsible party who can make a email payment at purchase. For particulars addi box SI, dty. 14-St MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To bay 1000 kaad ot stock cattle. 8aa or writ Georg Watt, KlamaUFalla. lS-it WANTED Capital tor aa honest aad laeky mine prospector. Wwheaaa swertag give fall name and address, time aad place for appointment to snR yon. AddreasZ, care Herald. 14-1 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Girl for general swork; about throe miles oat. Enenlre Herald office. 17-4t PROFESSIONAL CARDS CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. ABSTRACTS INSURANCE Title Men DR. F. M. WRITS -RTR, MAR, ROSS ami THROAT , T Odd FeBowa Railing COFFEE TOR TWO. AayetlfantaMeJaetBartwt, AatatsisrmeandaalateiarSae- MyWMeaadL Walla aa kar kaart la the eletk between, aMaaaaererastaeastaar'aaasea; Aadlgaseaadtry Te aaaarrtsal and te caloalass Whf I lam waa Maseeh from Fate, As atowte gases witkenaaf Mae i tae table set isr two. iVaew'MJaawaesaet, ataeacniatv.wUeklikettl nwWsmtft ll BmmfJ aMsattat Smf awaBn mVmaRBa. RBmfat ReaataMaastflmmtaaara'sarlgktneii fBMcraat Bjros. J mm MOM OF gCAUTT PgHtBt Jn gjamBBBsaV m V0 t&aaWi immmmmCr JBBBai aVAaVisVwrtrv "GET THE HABIT" The Evening Herald W.O SMITH Editor PaMbkaJ alalt aweaat at Tka Herald Publlshtag Company a Klamatn rails, at lie roana suwev. Entered at the poatoSee at Klam ath Falls. Oregoa, tor traaaaalaakHi tbrouab tbe atalla aa oecoBd-clase aalter. Subscription terma by Mall to any address In tbe United SUtea: One )ear 15.00 One nontb .SO KLAMATH FAt.TS, OREGON MONDAY, APRIL 17, ISIS REASONS FOR OIL'S ADVANCE THE SOARING price ot tbe gaso line Is defended by tbe refiners upon tbeie greunds: 1. Unprecedented demands fuel olt from warring countries, for 2. Greatly Increased domestic con sumption. 3. Higher transportation charges on crude oil from the refinery to the place of delivery, both by rail and by water. 4. Prospects of a diminishing sup ply. And these are takes so seriously by the United Statea gorernmeat that Attorney General Gregory la mobilising data tor beginning a saw dissolution salt against the oily oc- tupus. A UNIQUE COUNTRY By NEVA FAUGHT Klamath County High School Student FEW LOCALITIES In the world possess so many attractions as the Klamath country. Crater Lake, farmed from an extinct Tolcaao, Is possibly the most remarkable. To tbe lover ot beauty, Mt McLougblin aad the lofty Cascades make a strong appeal. In the heart of the region, Klam ath Lake, the largest west of the Rockies, extends Its peaceful surface and on its shores and tributaries ideal summer resorts are found. The falls ot Link RlTer also are not unimport ant for natural water power la a Tory unusual aad valuable resource. Klamath, too, la unique la having great quantities of timber at her door to any nothing of the farming lands. The Lava Bedaand lea Caves are aot far away aad as far aa we know there la aowhere anything like them. In than aad la many' other ways, Klamath la a great and wonderful country aad wo might aa well wake np to the fact first aa last When the railroad cornea and we have trans portation facilities. It will aot take people loag to realize what we have here and this will soon be a dty of thonaaada where wo now have hund reds. Aad meanwhile we can hasten the day by wide-awake advertising and letting others know of oar wonderful mate and resources. If once de velopment began aad people would start coming here, we wouldn't have to wait oa tbe railroad but rather the railroad would have to hurry and get here in order to get some of the trade. Tbe day la aura to come aad the sooner It dawns the better! Scattered Shots a a a SO FAR AS VILLA'S death la coa- cerned. General Pershing seems to be a native of Missouri. NOW DON'T BEEF about the way the affairs ot the dty are conducted hereafter If yon did aot take tka trouble to register. YESTERDAY'S speeding demon strated that although the Indian race la disappearing, the Indian la still abl to ramble some. ' THIS IS THE TIME to Insure the health, ot yourself and family by cleaning up your premises, putting In proper screens, aad in other ways removing the breeding places of flea, mosqultoa and dlseaae. Are you do ing so? 7-SOME PEOPLE seek to extuse their lack of public spirit and their cussed laziness by calling It their modesty. ; PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL 101S QUEEN CONTEST GOOD FOR ONE VOTE Void after Sataraay, April i w Name .... 'a Organisation eeeeeeeeeeeee Tale eeaaea will eoaat , veto wkea properly filed oat ad neat to Portland Rose Fasti- f) val Coatest deaartmeat No. 117 Northwester National Rank balldlag. Ceapona muat bo neat y trimmed aid Mt la a sMekaao nHk aumber of votea written oa New CabinetWoman Dislikes Society mmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmWrJtfiBmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmml .IIIIIIIIIIBivHmllllllllllllllH .EEEEEEEEKSilts.llllllllllllllH BBfammmmmmmmmvrmBammmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmVFJU'Vfimmmmmmmmmmmml mmmmmmmmaWAltt xt Xjmssmmmmmmmmmmml mmmmmmmmwK &stimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmml mmmmmmmfil WVImmffammmmmmmmml .B-B-B-Bw&W , c:HV9atmm.m...H mmmm:MV' A1ssmmnimMmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmwA'X?rTfc. V:mEmOOs3SHmmVmmmmmmmml mmmmmmmnt .vAiSN k"k . , xvaYABaBaaSrBVJK mmmmmf tJ-);:wV.Tt;-;-gBP;a lVsVOammmmmmmn lEvRSRsl mmmmm'irVA wmun& - aVl1?3. v llaTemmmmml mmmmwv bXi Vvaa5TJ "-t .c jamaamTsi w lawmmmmma mmmmf kv&S W.vA LyF. W V'KmmmmmmmV m.KSimi :ry-mms "-..... MBJir ' ' ifTlTllmWlmmmmmmmi mmmmmKismmmV rVIBmWmmmmmKmmmmmmV FlJggWk BHBmmmml WSKSW' sgEj--SamB " MHj,?' x sHBSSamB argtawascc MRS. NEWTON D. BAKER Mrs. Newton D. Baker, wife of Washington from her Cleveland home with an aversion to the high society ot the capital. She thinks sodety in Waahlagton Is the least attractive feature ot the position she will hold there. At the Pavilion Meetings The union evangelistic meetings at tbe pavlUon closed last night wltn the building well filled, about 800 being present Oae of the strongest, If not the strongest, sermon ot the entire series was delivered, Mr. Mathla using the well known words aa a text, "Pre pare to meet thy God." The sermon had three main dlvlsjomn He la a great God; He Is a God of love; Ho is a holy God. On account ot thee things we should render Him the highest service In our power. Con trary to the somewhat common in terpretation of this text, the sermon made no appeal to fear but to the higher elements' In our life. In fact, one of tbe marked features of the meetings haa been that the entire ser vice has avoided any appeal to fear and the aim has been to reach those nobler elements of the human soul. That thla plan of work geta results for good Is evidenced by tbe fact that 150 cards have been signed and placed In the hands pf the secretarial committee, indicating the choice of the higher Christian life. Yesterday showed in total attendance by far the largest number present ot all the days of the meetings, close to 8,000 being present at the three services. The J large chorus choir had about ISSJ voices and rendered fine music. Mr. Vessey gave cornet and vocal solos I and a request came from the audi ence that Mlaa Vera Houston and Mr. ! Vessey repeat a duet which they bad given the night before, and they com plied. All of the running expenses of the meeting had previously been met by the collections and tbe subscription i taken two weeks ago. AH the offer ings ot yesterday went to Mr. Mathla as his remuneration for services. N.o guarantee bad been asked for or made him except that tbe offerings of tbe final Sunday go to blm and that the traveling expenses, entertainment and a part ot tbe singer's salary be In cluded In the running expenses of the meeting. The offering to Mr. Mathla j waa very generous. The entire finan cial part waa bandied In a business like manner, all collections for the running 'expenses having paased through tbe bands of the financial committee and tbe treasurer's ac count at tbe bank, and all bills were audited both by the persons contract ing them and by tbe financial com mittee and paid by check by the treas- UPPER LAKE WaanaaaataferCUUaa freight beau oa the Upaa every atonlag eweoy Saaday, at TiSS. PHONE 17 ' the raw secretary of war, haa gone to urer. The offering to Mr. Mathla likewise paased through the treasur er's account A committee ot throe men haa been appointed to make a final auditing of all accounts. These are: C. C. Hogue, W. B. Seehorn and Geo. J. Walton. t Mr. Mathls'and the Veaseys will leave for Ashland Tuesday morning, and all who wish to bid them good bye are aaked to matt at.tao depot for a final leave taking. They begin a serJes ot meetings at Ashland oa Fri day. While nere they have made scores of persoaal friends who regret to see the meetings dose. The advertisements In this paper reach tbe entire community. The Horrors of War, In three parts at the Orpheus Tuesday night only. are direct from the great battlefields ( of Europe. 14-4t j - ; When you really want something ue a Herald "want ad " Wood t SLAB, LIMB AND BODY Sawed to any lrngta. Oar boat block wood la delivered direct from sheds, aad la alwaya dry. Oae load will convince yea. KLAMATH FUEL CO. O. Peyton, Mgr. Phone 1ST TO YOUR HEALTH HAWXHURST'S MARKET completely la in tbe most sanitary eoadJttea, aad baa aa anloaasbMo doilveiy to Insaro ligbtnlag eat vies. CAN YOU BEAT IT? for a comblneUoa for health aad convenience? Oaf, frleaa are right aad oar ancate the boat. 717 Main St Phone S41R TRAFFIC Maaniftea's null, loaf thla Western Transfer Co. MAIN inRerl7 MRA 1 ! RONANSA BRIEFS An KAster social will be given at M. E, church Thursday evening, .com mencing at 7:80. A program, cob sitting ot old time tonga, will be given, and refreshments will bo serv ed during the evening. Everyone Is Invited to come and take part. This Kiwtcr social It entirely ecp irato from the atfalr to be held at the Uonania Club next veek, when the candidates will attend and make speeches. A tneclal sen Ice will be hold In the church Eaater Sunday evening, con- sitting of nnthems, quartets, duets and solos, with a short talk by the pastor. Born at Donanta, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frost, ot Hlldebrand, a ten pound daughter. This Is the most ac ceptable) Spring Frott that ever hap pened. Dr. J. L. Harris will open his of fice in the new hotel building In a few days, and somebody says Doc Is looking around the, Klamath Falls garages. Maybe we'lf soon have another new car In Donanta. Professor Ray P. Burke, principal of the Donanta school, teaches five daya and ranches (or, rather, batch es) on hta homestead Saturdays. Quite a busy man these days. The Slack sawmill haa started up, and It la reported that tbe mill will cut up a tremendous lot ot timber. The plant la about four miles north ot Bonaata. Spring fever has made its appear ance In the Clover Lear City. Tou can see evidences ot bad attacks all around town. Denchee outside the stores are now all occupied, and some wonderfully "tall" stories are related is gospel. It Is at this time of the oar that we learn In Donanta there are many generals who can out general the kaiser and all of his hired hands, to say nothing about swoop 'ng down on Mexico, Villa A company, nd attaching that firm aad Ita hold ings. WaaVMsasas VaWMMMMaaaAsaasiM1MMsMAA MtA l&artiiur a aJniff ConnedkHi Is a serious matter and ought to be done aa the result of a careful consideration ot all tho qualifica tions of the bank seeking busi ness, w realise that tho prin cipal Inducementa a bank baa to offer you are security aad tho pledge of persoaal attention to your business. We know that our large capital and surplus, together with strictest Government Super vision, make thla Institution ab solutely sound, while tho eBdea cy of our equipment and service fulfil tbe ether requirements of a good bank. It Is quite worth while for any person to build up a reputation that will entitle him to credit at the bank. We Invito your account; we can be of ser vice to you. , First National Bank STAR DRUG COMPANY Constlpatloa Is a vary simple, natural trouble, but unleaa prop erly treated, it may develop Into a most serious and complicated disease. We advise that Carl's Little Liver Lifters bo kept la ev ery home. Wo cannot recommend those pills too highly. Wo cau tion our patrons against the free and indiscriminate use of laxa tlvea aad purgatives. 1 6c. Star Drag Co. 0WWWm0WWWWWWW Motorcycles AGENCY INDIAN (Powaralna) EXCELSIOR (Police Model) DeenoaotraUoa nay time. ' Wa-aUltlS HARLEY- DAVIDSON KIAHATH SPORTSMANS STORE N Main near tbjhtb R4 seeead haad Motorcycles aad) lateyelea, 1 to aw. Saasw aad tbwi tptH, 10 to isis asedei.; .' M TMSxTCMp KA4 IT POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS BSw nttarls? I take this means of -aaaounelag my candidacy for the republican nom Inntlon for shsrlff at the primaries. 1 liellovo Hint my work-as deputy sheriff tH.nka for Itself, and I shall greatly niinroclnlt tho support ot the voters. ' It, II. HUKWUAKKU. I hvivby announce myself as acan illilute for the ottlce of sheriff tor Klunintti coiinly, Oregon, on the re publican ticket. 1 respectfully ask the Hiippuit of the voters of the coun ty nt I ho primary election for .this office. JOHN II. COLLMAN. I hcreliy annuunrestnytelf a candi date for the democratic nomination tor sheriff nt tho coming primaries, and I respectfully ask the support ot lh voter or Kiamatn county . (ICOIKIK I,. IIUMl'HflKY, I heirby nnnouurn myself as a can dlilulo for rcnomlnatlon on the rspub llcun ticket for sheriff. I Invite a curoful Investigation of my record aa sheriff during the past threo years. C. C. LOW. I Imrnliv annnunce mvsalf as a can didate for the nomination for sheriff on the republican ticaei at me pri mary election to be held on May 19, 1910. CARET M. RAMSDT. I taba.ihla mains of announcing m candidacy for tbe republican nomina tion as snerin at too primaries in Msy. My record aa a cltlten and aa n nsillra nfflrar In Klamath Pal la la ouen to all, and I respectfully ask tbe sup port of ine voters wno seen an aa ministration of efficiency. WILLIAM HALL. I hereby auuounce myself as a can didate on the democratic ttlcket for the nomination of sheriff, subject to tbe will or the voters at tbe coming prlmarlea. J. A. MADDOX. I lake this moans to announce my self aa a candidate for sheriff, subject to the will ot tbe republican voters at the primary election. JAMES B. MOORE. I hereby announce myself a candi date for tbe republican nomination for the office of sheriff at the primary election. WM. C. MESSNBR. The undersigned announces bis can didacy for the republican nomination for sheriff of Klamath county. If I am nominated and elected, I will, dur ing my term ot office, construe my oath of office to mean a complete and efficient enforcement of the law. I will have no Interest to servo but tho public Interest. I will give the pro tection of my office to all persons aad all dasaee alike. I will personally conduct my office with strict regard to oconomy. I will at all times serve all official papers with promptnesa. I will give all prisoners In my custody hu mane treatment, wholesome food aad clean quarters. I will appreciate your support. E. W. OOWEN. I herewith announce myself aa a candidate tor the nomination as sher- in, suDjeci to me win or me uemo cratlc voters at the primary election. R. E. HUN8AKER. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the republican nomination ror sheriff, subject to tbe will of tho voters at tho primary election, May 19, 1916. FRANK N. FRAKES. To my friends, and especially the democrat voters In the coming pri mary: I trust you will give me your support for sheriff. I stand for hon est work; not too much sitting on the Job; and a square deal for everybody. It elected, I can and will earn a part of the salary the office pays. Don't forget my motto at tbe noils. Thank Ing you In advance, one and all, for any favora abown me. I am, Toura very truiy, j. t. qartrell. too watkinn aaaa. awwn0 For Coroner 1 hereby announco myself aa a can- uiuaia iur ma repuuiican nomination for coroner at tbe primary election to be held on May 19, 1911. DR. A. A. 80ULE. I take thla means of announcing ni sen a canuiaate ror ra-eiectioa to the offlco of coroner, subject to tho win or tne democratic voters In the primary on May 19th. My policy will be to uphold my former record of efficiency In office, with tbo least cost to Klamath county. KARL WHITLOCK. For County Treaaarer I hereby announce myself a candi date for the republican nomination for treasurer of Klamath county, sub ject to the approval of the electors at the coming primary election. A. A. MEHAFFBT. 1 hereby announce nvaaif a raniti. date for the republican nomination for treasurer of Klamath county for a second term. OEORQB A. HAYDON. For Coaaty Surveyor 1 hereby announce myself aa a can didate for re-nomination for tho of fice of county surveyor on the ranub. Hcan ticket, B. B, HENRY. I taka thla nuai nt lianilariaa my candidacy for nomination on tho republican ticket for tbo office of county surveyor. F. O. BROWN. For School Swpsrlateadeat 1 harah IA1m anw miAIAmm aer tka lwaaallaaa nnlaatiAa tnm school superlntendeBt of KUaath county. ' -, BRSSII B. APPLBOATE. I. hereby .announce myaelt a aaadl late on tka republleaa ticket for nom- iBBtlOa aa OOuatV aahaal aaaavlataaa. eaCaad aolMt tko Mpport of tho -at. - For UlalH.t I hereby announce my 7.hAl. tot the republican nomin.,?.dl4 prosecuting attorney nt t ft In May, and 1 rei,iWuXP2P support of the Nolorn who dJft cloncy In the uiilioldliiK f tJ?, of Oregon, K 0I ,n Ui Oregon. JOSHNi gffly. I IlllfJlfltj f.m... . . -, .11.1. i fnV.I."' " " a M.. jS!S ass .erotic electors nt tho prlmar! .iSS0, to bo hold on May 19, i9i"M, l"or I livrohy ntiiiiiiini-i , ...... for tho roniibllcan no. ,Zr! aasotsor for Khin.ntt, couniifi to the approval of tl.u lotsn u nS coining primary In May. l " J0I1N v TIPTON. I hereby announce my candid for tho republican no.nlnatlon f?r assessor of Klamath county - FiiKD pi:tkrson I horeby nunounio my candidal for the nomination as n.seiioroaihi republican ticket at the primary sIsn tlon to bo held on Moy 19 mi CAUBTIN IIATOBN I hereby announro myself rcdi! dale for renomlimtloii naViMMorsa the democratic ticket at tti conlu primary eloctlon. j.a, i I hereby announce myself a caadl date for assessor, subject to the till ot tho democratic voters at ttaa ori. taarlea. JAHI'KIt UENNEtt "j"j"jj"--- - - - . - For Circuit Judge 'I ho undvrslisiuiil imnuuncas hit cnndldncy for domocratlc noalaa Hon for clt cult JikIko of Klamita county IIOI.I.O C OltOKSUECK. I hereby announrn mvi.lf ... dldate for the republican oomlutlos iur circuit juuio (or ins TMrtitata Judicial district, comprising KltmU county, at tho primary election tabs hold May 19, 1916. nV KUYKENDALL. I announce myself as a cantlJiti for tho republican nomination forth omcc of circuit JikIko for Klaaata countyratato of Oickoii, subject total will of tho voters at tbe comlu prlmary eloctlon U. M. ONEILL I hereby announco luyultasaeu dldate for the republican nomtaatiet for circuit Judge of Klamatb eoaaty, at tho primary election to be hold May 19, 1910. WII.SON S. WIUT. For Count) Coiiiiulasloser I hereby announco myself u t candidate for tho democratic noalaa tlon for county commlsslooir at tka coming primary election. llUUItlX RH0RT. 1 hereby announce mrttlt U t candidate for rc-nomlnatlon oaths re publican ticket for county coa slonor, subjoct to the will ot tfl vot ers st the primary election. JOHN HAOELSTIIN. I hereby announco my candidacy Fam Oka, nrRnA nt AniiMtv "ninrrllBaUi'imsB tUS UJ U1UVW VI t.WUMa vwmaiBm"" of Klamath county, subject to the ap proval oi mo voiers in io leymiMva primary. JACOU HUECK. I hereby announce my caadldW for the democratic nomlnatloa at county conimlssloner. WIUL.IAM u. n I hereby announco myself us cu dldate for tbo republican nomlnatloa as county commissioner. R. W. TO WW eamBMasjinasateaafijtaaBa For Circuit Court Clerk a -l .-.....,.. mv MBdlattf J Ulu auuuaun "" - JTJL for the republlcsn nomlnaUon umt or tbtclrcuit court or tvimi w ty at tbe coming primary ''" C. K. DftANDENBUBO. " ' - ii i'iiVMm ' 5:5u.i. dldato for tho ofllco of eletk w Klamatb county, Oregon, on tM IJ publican ticket. 1 '"pertfuw" the support of tbe voters of tho coun ty, at th. Primary eectlon tor JhU Office. R. C. COWLUT, til'""" 1. . ...olf aa a Oat i nereuy annouueo " rjijf dldate on tne oaraocronB - rtt tne nomination oi ciom -. ri county, aubject to tho will ' " voters at the primary "'wVimb. omce. uuni . .-- -l MttdU I hereby announco wj"';. date for renomlnatlon on w!J lean ticket as county clerk, tuW0w tbo wishes of the voters at && nrlmarv alaction. y - temFaVmamBmm-m'a"aa"BBB'Fppr amneajsavej-asajBiBi . . or ?zrzzM u I hereby announce -. candidate for the omco 'v.--senUtW. for the .1st ropresenUtlJ district, comprising tbo countiof Klamatb, Lake, Crook, """.'ot JefferMn, subject to the wl.ho tne voters oi ;TEiiB. IJB" "1" - .. .T'..aiidall I announce myseii as i ," (r for tho democratic "'"".taUv rcpiesenUtlve of the lliK live district In the UriMmf sombiy, rnmu w. ... I hereby announce i jnysell ' UlUute on the republlcaB "J,,,, ropi eaentatlve of tbe twenw dUtrlct, comprised of iff2SifJ Ciook. Jsfferson. Qrant, Klanu-T Lago." . Anna Bead- VBRNUM A. ""-'- ii .. -- . all. I hereby announce myMiia.- date on tho repub lean tiw. representative, of J" "u8tUi dIMrict, eomprlaad of thecous Crook, Jeff arson, Orast, Ri"" "h. aa m va vmtaa primaries. WBSL1Y O. SMITH. KlamgtbF-- aWNAI. KXv