The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 06, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textw lEV ikV iA . . xr x !, THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OKBOON WPAV, JUNK 6, tm .,1. ,,? , j .,v y rAf Mr' tt MNi ' I: ? U f IVf BenlfiOusWiUn. litl.U'i Mi. rs2rM?i!iiiiiiiitiki .wM to FOR SALE old. roa uft lfttBtrrWtJBrWworXT-W ra ward. H. L. Clopton, Bonaasa, OmMt LOST Between Klamath Falla and Keno. a leather aalt case. Leave at mat WUrtaal Btak." lunrart.' 4t 'iiiifr" " '" V ' ' " ' " Klamath Falla: hand ahoffolat aag, cn.ti.VWrW aad'?oeaiy?FhribT mifi TRaMl asms """" it'i niii WANTED WAm3Kt-iqJof.,MattJwwy.wk. Mrs. J. S. Kent, 3J Team, hi HXLP WANTBD Coaspeteat girl for goncral home work. Coaaammleata with 'liWf",S, Beaet avenue Aaoaey. ,roUii;in-" fuatisiiyvWJtj for fomr- apartment Mm B. X Murray, Cedar and High. 3-tf. pM Jtt u. in II f OIT me: nwarr to IAK At t w aft-aa Wiiot:in,Mhii;Al, S-C-CTPtffl .' .rf OIL r. ML WHITE .v . - - WTE. EAR. 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Itellan 4tfaaMP luibnUt mli hni iwliUou rtml nm( tro MM a Mm, lawiahteiaaaV rom saud-homAom fuaiUM. a outre iit wiy y fyt- FOR BAUD-LvMrary, WWWMk, swivel chair, rep ul ottotJbSteo Sxturee. Mrs. m. H. Shaw. Sap fur allure at Bert 1. Thlnas' oBt 1 LOST Lavaltore with BmaUdtomoad. Leave at Maid office. RrLS4t wAtMilw$Mlh WANTBDmRaaahw ante., at Jhpatfor , - If IB M WAfKry!CBT if JHj "riitlllillf fllK'iffl(! -aw i I ":the, Hbit :,:Ltr,Jr,i?."r fiJ jfita I ll'r luii- nun miii iliiintl nil wwwwwwiwwwrWfiftt? M.paaiautttilaaramMaariW'aahg . i ImUaJ'maraa KtaaaaMt- Bessrra- ;);iIII(. irf.JfritfLnimtii; ri'.ilt htr n fififll iTli(6ijiru l()r.nr )r) bmi ,111 lw;-jrHltfiA.''m',C'4.liJrl ioulalJifliIPh)a mi ;Ui(i(j;tttMUIVijJWUii n(v . nirllilUJltfLi: rV-'iito,lj Mtijinf 1'MUj"VlJyAiJ ,oiin 5iiil'wll( ,iraauiwiapabi 'I Iaalil'ah'taia'Maai' amt noOiod i3ii The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH, PubUehod dolly (Ht Sunday at Tho Herald Publtohlac Compaay of Klamath Falla, at 111 Fourth otroet Ratered at tho peatoStoe at ath Falla, Oregon, tar traasmlastoa throat the ataiia aa attar. Subacrlptlea terms by mall la aay addreaa ta the United Stales: One year 4. . . . !$. One month KLAMATH PALLS, C4UBGO TUESDAY, JUNK , 1111 NO ACCOMPLICE T'HB Chicago Herald comments on A the proposed retention of sugar and upon the teatatlre plan (or a con sumption tax of one cent a pound upon the same article, as Indicating "the difficulties of democratic leaders In trying to replace 110,000.900 a month which the Underwood tarlf and the 'European war hare subtracted from customs receipts.' a This Joint Indictment is not Jueti- aed, by the facts. The Ruropeaa war has a bad name, and deservedly so. la most respects, bat It is not fairly to be joined with the Underwood tariff law in any attempt to place the re sponsibility for the precarious state of thainatlonal treasury. The sola crim inal in this matter is the Uadsrweod tariff. It has no accomplice. The Underwood tarUt is giving the United States a larger Yolume of lm- hpoHs 'and a smaller amount of customs receipts than say revenue measure t which-the country has ever witnessed. .Recent months hare been record break ass at the custom bouses for goods re ceived, and heart breakers for money taken in. The vast amount of bual nesai transacted has necessitated larg er enbeadltures for salaries and wagea and thf, treasury is no batter oaV In spite of the war in Europe, foreign producers have sought oat and made use ot.tba.onem saacea in the Under- TrEZTfwW' schedules of customs rates and our asarkets have bee toedad with those Lgood which pay little or an ftarlfcTtar result Is that wa have an -."..-.- a- Ilimport trade of mnnaramd and customs receipts paucity. Thj''aelfedratlc party undoubtedly iwpuataawglad.to prove aa aHM for the UndrW)od Urin' tow-area aa the Chi- .e?W1?,,fu--,l tact m wooi'toW., has no sccoaspUce. ""Bt0ii. AT THE EOINNINQ lilt ?UlKn'JIl fd- . IAWDlDATmf of the legislature .ISwhfvneisteim helr purposa to rednaiipmbllcjsaaandltarea (aad they aU do) whan tb legislature meets this .Winter, wiU,hv m chanea at the isjssssrsiSsi p? not I'hw will remember their prom- isea.,1ItiMWrbaanFtha custom at the outset of asesrJoB,to pat apon the pay- roU ap latga aaatajy af igajliyn that !t,hM,Jhean,Atraia oa the walla of the aaattoLta anavtaia them. ...ThasaAiinpejBajaats have b without yragar4 te.'itha aaeda, bat aa a scrt.oajciBMwieaaamint for serrlcea supaoaad te,hs,va,boen rendered la the elepJaaniiuuapaVBV.n4f this sort of jthlafmMka the aaaataf days of the sas)eathls,:wlatr,; faaa a farawaU may, at anoa baaiyea to all hopes of reforavtledga payfanaanca oa the part (tf thjitowmakefa.: ,.,p iim;i.i..i Jjii-m.J. im ScattertdShots ,'Htilill 4'c "rn !" BHITANIA HAS agala beea deait a hravy Maw ojtttte aeas, aad la tho KUehtaer kmawoao of the j-.,. rwiTflf NTpERM to hear Taft THERE MUST BE big things doing across the" water if War expects to bo in it at aUwith American poUUes bora I'ihW'raaV ;1 A'"'l:,'(' l' ''i " M"f.ill)'H ifl oil til -homI;((I (i ahouM ao'stiartited:';'BeMl oat" fla- ara asaaaaVi ,uiUih If nu"'I , 11 ill.lioaiw I'imOowk) ftivAUui, ifntl.f'rtuf.fl.rrl.ri .. ,.Wf?WMflifPrt rti IWKtTffiWJTC.ffrV I'll 'l'((l ')ll(l)((IO)HI ll(lit(l ; (.'in nun iMinri'ii ,toi;j ihmiiui i hull Ifiuu Ti ,iOi;j iiciiiW A'ENtWaJf AJX tfHI'midrl in tawa shows tlmt WaaM sea wab'taf- farot "abay''y wJib'Utairmttaat crsmlN)"a4 vltami''schaa .lat"itf auriai'lhV na'''maUis iMliaaag 'la MrteaWety are' .)iaa4iy'''a 'rasa taave aflaMfata; iw?laaaaarW'W'i Uttlo work to ao Women Barbers fr'aaEnaaaaaaaaaaawd'pv&riS THnnnnnnnnnwnnBfiL.M$viiiJK a svi HBBnnV?v!w . tx I KjEjEjEEjEjEjPJaamjBBjBB BavnaMnajBajamnajaQsan Because the men barbers of France In the hospitals have found it necessary This photograph shows two at work on up la bed. KLAMATH FALLS CHAUTAUQUA, JUNE SS, i Program Begins Prama4ly Evening Grand Concert Wltepskle'a Royal Haaaartan Orchestra Popular Selections Mme. Fay MervUlus Accompanied by Royal Hungarians Admission 76c WEDNESDAY Morning Junior Chautauqua , -Afternoon Prelude Lecture, "One Blood" . AdaussloaSSc Evening Harp Concert 1 , nWaabeta deBarrie GUI Stereoptlcon Lecture, "America Before the World" . Dr. Frederick Vlalag Fisher Admission Sac CITY DRY, WATER WW MAY GO 00RRI8 OFFICIALS FIND WE HAVE NO USE FOR THE TANK, AND MAKE A BID FOR ITS PURCHASE FOR THAT CITY Klamath Falls, wo well know, la "dry." Dorris, wa are also watt aware, m decidedly "wot" Dorris wants a "water wage,? aad seeks to buy the Klamath Falls wagoa, which la now la the discard. Since prohibition became effective, the Klamath Falla municipal water wagon has passed' into disuse. Tho city recently acquired a flusher, with which the streets are sprinkled aad cleaned at one. operation. Dorris, through her city recorder, seeks a price oa the old sprinkler. The matter of a sale has been referred to the council's water committee. Chllcete collects rants and teaks af ter areaerty of all klnos. H DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE " ' Callfarala Oroao" Fewer Cemaany. Location of arlneiaal peaao of mlaioa, Saa Francleee, CaHforaia. NOTICE There ta dellaaaoat1 uaoa'tho following dasarlbod 'Otook, oa account of Asseasmeat (No. 4) levied oa the 18th day of April, IMS, tho several amounU not opposite tho aaawa of tho respective abareb elders, aa follews: i NAME. Mercantile Trust Company of Saa Fraactood, Trustee. IH Mercantile Trust Compaay of Baa Fraaeiaeo, Trustee Mfl Mercantile Trust Compaay of Saa Fraacisao, Trustee -MS' MercanUle Trust Company of Saa Fraaetoeo, Trustee M MercanUla Trust Compaay of Saa Fraaeiaeo, Trusteo .ftt IMercanUle Trust Compaay of Saa Fraaetoeo, Trusteo ..til Hercaauie Trust compaay of saa rraaewee, .Trusteo .iff MercanUle Trust Compaay of Saa Fraaotoao, Trustee 4M Aad in accordance with tow aad aa order of the board of directors made on the 18th day of April, 1818, to maay aaaraa of each aarool.oftaoh stock aa may be necessary will bo sold at tao ostoo of tho oompaay, aambor;,181 UUaadort street, Saa Fnaotoao,.C-lorato, oa Taeaaay, Juao 80, 1118, at the hour of 18 o'clock aooa of aaJS aay, to pay dellaaaeat anoiimaat thoro ,on togothor with aosto of.,a4Tertlaai aad axpeaias of tho aala. r J. a' TROMPSOK, 8ecretary"of Osllfimla Pros Fowor (aspaay. OStoe: Number 181 LeJdeadorff street, Saa Fraaotoao, CaHiarals 81 s Popular in France are in the trenches, women nurses to learn bowjto shave their patients. a wounded soldier as he Is propped 1U King Arthur's Court Elisabeth deRarrla OU1 . Dr. Frederick Viang Fisher LEGAL NOTICES 1 W WaWI w9t SjT BMli"tsiVVfaS) la the Justice Court for tho Distriet of Uakville. KlamaU Comity, Orsgoa. , E. Barai. Plamtur. vs. George Massey. Defaaaaat To George Massey, Defendant, la the Name of the State of Oregon, Ton are hereby required to appear aad answer the complaint Sled against you in the above eaUtled actloa oa or before July 9. lilt, thai beiat tho plratfou of six woeka''pablleatloa of this summons- nasaaagml'.hr too or der of the coatt, ami Jfcpoa ami ao to answer, tho p-mtaf .wilt take Jaag- meat agalast.yof Jar tff.H.aad for the costs aad dtabanomonta of this acUon, aad that; a claim for 9M47 against tho PaUeaaiRar Lumbar aoav psny, attached la tale aetloa aa your property, bo sold tei) atlafy saeh Jadg meat '" This pubUeatiea to made by order of tho Honorable E. W. Oowoa, Jaatlco of the above namod'oeart, duly made on May ,im.. The date of IrstpabUaatloa of this summons to May,. IMS. A. a TADMN, Attoraar.lar Ftoksttt. 2S-1-S-U-ZS-JM No. Of CertlaVNa.of fMfJS Mv.W SM.M SM.M MM SN.H HM SM.M m MS ftt m ftt IN Oft WATER BOARD IS UPHEtDJY 1. 8. OREGON LAW CREATING THIS COMMISSION IS DECLARED VAL ID BY SUPREME COURT, RE VIEWING LAKE COUNTY cAsE United Press Service WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno . Tbo supreme court has declared valid tho state law whereby Oregon's water board was- created, and given author ity to regulate Irrigation In tho stato. This ruling was made In an Injunc tion suit brought by the Pacllo Live stock company to determine and re- adjudicate water rights along Sllvlea River. WltSON SEEKS TO HEAD OFF 6. 0. P. BEGINS REPLY TO MEXICO IN OR DER TO COMPLETE IT BEFORE V CONVENTION., CRITICIZES PER- 8HINQ AGAIN IN U. S. United Prase Service WASHINGTON. ID. C. June . President Wltooa has atarted writlag a reply to carraaaa'a lateet request for a withdrawal of Uaitod States forces. He Intends to complete this before Thursday; if powlble, to for- itall any possible criticism of his Mexican policy by tho republican coo vantlon. The reply will state that American forces cannot be withdrawn until tho United States la assured that bandit and border outrages are ended. United Press Service EL PASO, June . Oeaeral Per shing aad sUff have arrived at Colum bus. This is tho Irst time they have recrossed tho border since entering Mexico. March 16th. Important developments are expect ed. The party Inspected all camps sad supply routes oa the way hero. - ORINDAJLB NOTES A number of raaldaata along the Keno road mat with tho county com mtoaloaera Meaday la regard to road improvemoata on the hill south of towa. Mr. Mumford purchased a nice big team Monday of this week. Ed Young of Laagell Valley dinner with C. O. Hunt Sunday. took Orant Gay returned Monday from a raw days- visit near Maua. Laura Hamllwright of Round Lake speat tao day Suaday with Miss Muriel Staasbte. Tom Myers loftMoaaay atoning for Portland to attend the Rosa Festlval4 and visit, bis aaroata. Suaday school was wall attended at Plevaa Sunday., . Tho Plevna school board expects to let tho contract aooa for tho palatlag of tho school, house. Mrs. Jamas Stansble called on Mrs. C. O. Hunt Monday. , Crops are looking a great deal hotter since tho rain aad a few warm days to give it life to grow with. The fall wheat seems to bo la good coadlUon so far la tato aoighboraood. ' BRANDEIES GETS INTO HARNESS IMMEDIATELY AFTER BEING SWORN IN, NEW MEMBER OF SUPREME OOURT STARTS IN ON THE JUDICIAL SRIND Uaitod Proas Sorrtoo i WASHINGTON, D. C, Juao 8 Louis D. Braadtos yesterday took the oath aa' aa associate justice of the United States supreme court. Culof Justice White administered tho oath In the preseaoebf thootaor jaattoal soma oaaaroMswa, aad other alMaa. gulshed vUlters. pj Braaatos iauaedtotely afterward tapjii bis seat aad pertMpeied to the dart "Savior of Parii" Ded at Vtrmllet amamamamamWi'SYAla. TII-StwI BJBBBBBBBBBF "v, Ti- i V Jss. V v ItTaV ilSl SauwBf - vOW Agj- XgjgVEsmmamBmBmammT Snaamamamv ' af 'BnmBnaTM Bmamamm?Vm?mCmBlsaBmBmBmBmBmBmBav BjBjsamBiaaiBa aawlrnB aeN-GALLIENt General Joseph Simeon Gallenl, the "savior of Paris," formerly military governor of the French capital, then minister of war, and later bead of the French aerial corps, died at VoraaUtoo. aged 67. On August 87, 1814, when the German advance threatened Farts, general Gatlienl was made military governor of the entrenched camp. When General Maunoury assembled hi new 'army to strike von" Kluck's (lank unawares Oalllenl commandeered every motor taxlcab'ln Paris, put Into thorn 80,000 of his troops, sad threw them Into Maunoury's corps, the exist ence of which wajf-nknown to the Germans. The Sunday battle of the Marne follewed: von Kluck was crush ed, and tho retreat to the Alane fol lowed. For that Oalllenl waa made minister of war. In February. 1818,.be took over tho direction of the depart ment of aviation, but kidney trouble compelled him to retire on March 6th. Information about the Klamath country cheerfully furnished. Chllcete. M OLD MEN BACK ON THE POLICE BEAT BALDWIN IS RETAINED AS CHIEF, AND HILTON AND WILSON ARE NAMED NEW HEALTH OFFICER IS APPOINTED Two former members of the Klam- nth Falls police staff woro reappointed as patrolmen last night, when Mayor C. B. Crisler made known his official family. These were James Hilton nnd Hank Wilson. Hilton was a police man In the Sanderson administration. - d Wilson waa on the force when Nicholas was mayor. It T. Baldwin, who baa been police chief under Mason, was reappointed by Crlslor. Ho also reappointed Rollo ('. Oroesbock as city attorney and Don J. Zumwalt as city engineer. Dr. R. R. Hamilton waa last night named as health officer. This is also Hamilton') second appointment, aa he was health officer during a big portion of the Sanderson, administration. Tho council committees follew: Judiciary Miller. Doty aad Shoots. Finance Miller, Doty and Shoots. Streets-Doty, Struble and Matthews. Flre-Struble, Shoots aad Doty. Water Matthews, Struble aad Sheets. Police Struble, Matthews aad Mil lar. . Wharves and waterfront-Matthews, Miller and Struble. Pound Doty, Sheets aad Millar. When you think of lunching out, re member the White PeJIean, for 40c. S-8t MORE MARINES LEAVE TO KIEF HAITI tOOD United Press Service SAN D1BQO. June Y. The Fourth Marine regiment left last sight for New Orleans, en route to Halt! to re inforce Admiral Caportoa'a forces op posing the revolutionists, Tho regi ment consists of 718 oflecra aad oalist' od men. -? - i Surety bends arematly executed for defensible aeeple. Chllcete. 86 (Subscribe for tho Herald, Ifty coats asoath. FATIMfl JS. Mjt tTM'aiaaajetf VaBBBBBBwBBnaBBBBBBa aaJlBfl Wolod SLAB, MM11 AND BODY Sawed to aay length. Oar bast Mock wood to delivered direct from sheds, aad to always dry. 'Om lead will convince yoa, KLAMATH FUEL CO. O. Peyton, Mar. lbone 1ST Grand Union Tea Store Special Portland prices oa Ten, Cwfees, Spices ' omal SsjgaViet A Trial will Convince You B. P. LEWIS Sixth and Oak. Phone 2MJ DANCE At Gray's Hall At PIbhi Gtovb, SatunUy Evening JUNE 17TH PAJN. rsanlara yen esa"itosr'yeur bead ssd ifir. Mdseb. i Tn, a mosseal i wWU a A James' Heedseas fr; ,i ?& am hesdsebe relief attoahaoii awr iananna ana an aaaww ww ry. Send some one to w ? m nJ for a dime iseksge sad ul after you tske a po vin wnmtar what became.0' "VZ,. whe, iifurstala sad P?v " JU ;rt iBjBBjBBBjBjBBBCMMJBBjuu iwgnA YVl I J VJ tfJJI aaB-f-TI-l-, at A Jt-J ' aamT V Vfl D Av WW m ' A J D I J ifl I W aa8aaJJaol 9 1 W It goes further than any other coiTcc. j ' iaaaa'aaammal Mi '- laaaaaaaamaaaaaaaam "TrmK I aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamal "saKjaaav I HEADACHE. mm , uu .ik ier. - itAZ&'j, 'inn ". ':-?je.. f '.'ij 'ytfatA