The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 07, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextV I fa"".. ' In? ?. . "- i J i h. i ef MtlMMd aroelbRlOa i settofeetioa I polatlag eat that it to possible to ecedUet KM mUM acgetlatloas withoat the aid of tort aaaatltles of booee. Sunday wu dry day ta Chicago, aad It was followed, by uotkir oa account or a lunaetol electloa. A few of the dele gates, however, found wot spots. HenkTsOuafiedAifars. at the rase at tavaetsMetaaaV i wB bo accepted a by th cash. FOR SALE rOR SALE Household furniture. Ba quire 347 Nlath st Mt FOR SALE Law library, flat top desk, awlTol chair, rugs aad other oface fixtures. Mrs. W. H. Shaw. Soo fur- aHure at Bert a Thomas' oce la balldlag. Mt LOST AND FOUND LOST LavaHere with small dlamoad. Leave at HeraU oflee. Reward. Mt LOST Light nay mare. 4 years old, weight UM peunds: breaded 72 oa left aboelder; broke to wort; 5 re- ward. H. L. Cloptoa. Dnasasa. Of. Mt LOST Klamath Falk a leather aalt esse. Leave U First Nattoasl Beak. Reward. Mt HELP WANTED WANTED Female aria at Superior Mt MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Permaaoat teaaata tor easnaletely iaralshed modera foar roon apartmeat Mrs. K. J. If array. CoaaraadBtoJa. x-tt i MONET TO LOAK-At S per eaat Arthaa R. WOooa, ilT Mala. JJ-tf kit. Oft WHITK BTJJtAR. NOM AND THROAT Mt Odd' FeBewa staUdiaa AMMWWMMMMMMAM LUG COMPANY la a Tory simple. 1M0. bat aalaai arop- H may develop lata aa aad complicated re advise that van's LUtora be kopt la or. Wa eaaaot roeoauaaad these pUla too highly. Wa eaa tloa our patrons agalast the traa aad todtoorlaUaata aat of ttraa aad pergattve. Sic OracOa. wwwwwwwwwwwww Van Riper Bros. IftTB STORK OS QCALRT COFFSbW'tMlesn .Uow- Vary alga grade, l- eaa .j40b TIA-Chaw Sanbenie"' All 76e grades, epeclsl this .M . . - I iWS HONEY". W." Large glass, HORSERADISH "KnlgMe" Pare. T-ae. jar ate ARDINtS Saalara" Boaatow; laraa eaa . L4de OLIVE OIL-S. A W." Italian It para; aMdlaa bottla Me "Get the Habit" fWWWWWWWWWAAAWA0AAAA U yo waat .Wormtlcm ragardlag Klamath Reserra- Clayton Kirk NOTARY PUBLIC CkiloqUaB, OrsgOB Aaourate Information regerdlag all tadtoa estate laads aad dasoripUoa i t of property. i WMMMWm MMMWVIMMMMMMMMW Adisittosasanis m - saaswapapnasssneweww STAR DI OoaottaaajOM aataral trot erly treated. a moot senc ff war ery heme: The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH Editor PakUaaed dally aaeept Saaday at Taa Herald Paaltoalac Oaapaay Klaaatk falle, at lit foarU atraot. Eaterad at taa poatofloe at atb raiie. oreaoa. ror throutk the aulle a eeeoad-claea matter. Subecrlptloa terau f small to aaareai i ua uaiita wuum: Obo year ea 9 aV9 One BBOtata eaeae iM KLAMATH FALLS, ORROOTT WCDNKSDAY, JUNK 7, 1 THE a O. P. CONVENTION THE EYES ot the natloa are cen tered upon Chicago, where today there convened the two divisions of what unlll four years ago waa the unit of the republican party, but which has been badly split up since then oa ac count of that fatal bolt ot one Theo dore Roosevelt and his followers, aa a result ot the nomination of one Wil liam Howard Taft as the republicaa candidate for president A reaatoa of the repaMlcaaa to ahaoat a certalaty, for the woeful condition of the coaatry brought about aa a result of taa spUt and the resultant democratic victory, has brought home to evefrtae bolters the necessity of a ataad to restore eaa dltlons'to animal. Note wa aay "almost certain' la re ferring to the possibility of a reaaJoa. This word "almost" Is aaed for a rea son, the reasoa la this case betag the reason, for the formattoa ot the pro gressive party la ltll Theodore RoosereK. Roosevelt's whirlwind campaigning proves that he would like the presi dency. The attltade of tea progres sives, upon the eve of the reunion with the republican party, is that it Roose velt Is not nominated they will aaala pat a third party la the acid, aad seek again to disrupt the Grand Old Party. This Is hardly the attitude Biblical au thority ascribes to the Prodigal Son, and it Is hardly likely to gala Its point, for the determination of these tmllmoosers to return and either "rale or ruin" the party they deserted la a naff four years ago, lads scant eosa mendatioa over the aattoa. The people waat Charles K. Hughes as president They have eadoiaad his candidacy without waiting for him to announce himself as a candidate, aad they will elect him by a Mg majority If he is nominated. The old line politi cians have tried la vain to divert this flood of popularity, bat to ao avalL ao they are beginning to acquiesce to the will ef the people, aad consequently, every day's news from Chicago has been showlng'the Hughes sentiment la creaalag among the delegates. ' Roosevelt aad his followers aay bolt the party again, bat this win make little difference. The voters waat Hughes, the man demanded by the peo ple, not the politicians, and they win elect him, too, ao matter Into how many pieces the republics s. .party Is rent FORTY MILLIONS WASTED T"HE pork-laden rivers aad harbors m Mil has passed Um house. Reams- ucaa senators, mace a futile effort through the eae of a alibastar, to aliav mate some of toe more notorious of Its "pork" provisions. It to rarely that oat of the degenerate depths to which ocratic statesmanship has voice of protest to heard from wKhla the party, guch a worthy exception to the general rale should not commended. Senator Tillman of South Carolina has this to say oa the rivers ana naroors wu. wucn, aniens the re publican filibuster succeeds, win add 140,000,009 more to the debts In curred by the Wilson administratien: "We need the money somuch for more Important things that It to crim inal, to my mind, to hesitate for one moment or discuss tbto aOl at an. Think of It Forty mlllioaa dollars to be wasted and taxes to be heavily In creased. That forty millions would buy two battle-erslsers. I believe the nation needs more, a thousand-fold more, two modern up-to-date battle I cruisers than It does or can possibly need, or be benefltted by, this forty mil- lions for rivers and harbors. If this bill does pass, I pray God the presi dent will veto It" Within the next few weeks, Wood- row Wilsoa will have ample opportun ity to demonstrate the sincerity of his high professions of lofty statesman ship. President Wilson eaa use the veto on the notorious "pork" of the rivers and harbors bill as well as that of the Hay military NIL BatWoodrow Wilson to essentially an aspiring poli tician; for that reasoa the coaatry should not expect too much. Scattered Shots NOW THAT Fourth of July to ap proaching women are getting more la- dependent Just let them gat Into Teddy Witt Support Gourd Wood, gSSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSj.TR iBBJPBBBBBJKoseavEosessesB asasasasasasasasasasas aaaaaaaaa aBBemBaVaVaVaVaVaVaVaVavV BsaBaBaBaBaBaBaBaBasm Sslaaaaaaaa I fHBSgwmaBBBansBBaBaBaBa aw'aavaaaVavivi aHaHmBaBaBaaml&$ aP3Paas2i K?lwaaWIa nBaaxfsesesesesesB seseseseswrnaBaBaajBenaBaBaajm 9aW PraaaBUuaaaasaBBa Saw viH3BBaBaBaBaBaam aa , - , , , , United Fross Service NEW YORK. June 7. The talk ef Major General Leonard E. Wood as a repablican uandidate for president has . ; of the new stammer dads, with shortest- ed skirts, assd they doat give a rap which way thte wind blows. t FLEETS ifAY COME, and fleets may sink, bat .at Verdun blood Sows aa forever. CONSIDERSITO THE, performances of the psst three .years) It's not diffi cult to understand -why the symbol of the democratic party Js the Jackass. DO YOU NOTICE the number ot tourists' automobiles la JDaaMth Falls these 'days? DTO SOMEONE ASK: Hllles? ( "Who la ainss Chauncey M. Oepew, the original af ter dinner mint of pouted paragrapas. Is at the conventi'xm with a aew spring suit and all his glgwy. Depew to 88, aad undoubtedly has Jeeea an Invited guest at more dinner parties than aay other American, yet h sever went to a sin gle one of them without taking his mutton chops Ex-Represeatattve "Farmer" 'Cocks of New York Is In Chicago to see about the whole btuiaeas. He's a aefga- uor of T. R.'s doira Oyster Bay way. aad being a Qaaker, ha aad Teddy wrangle Informal!)' about preparadaess over the back fessjia. DBUNQUBNT SALE NOTICE ' CalifemlaOrtyoai Fewer Company. Location ef principal piece ef Business, j San Francisco, California NOTICE T' ere to delinquent upon the following described stack, oa account of Assent meat (No. 4) levied on the 18th day of April, 1918, taa several assoaataiset opposite the names of the resDecUve.saareaolders, as follews: J NAME, Mercantile Trust' Compaay of Baa Itaaetoco, Trustee JIH Mercantile Trust 'Compaay of Baa Fraaetooo, Trustee .J97 Mercantile Trust Compaay of Baa Francisco, Trustee 8M Mercantile Trust 'Compaay of Baa Francisco, Trustee JH Mercantile Trust- Compaay of Baa Fraacisco, Trustee .4M MercanUle Trust. Compaay of Baa Fraacisco, Trustee ,.401 Mercantile Trust Compaay of Baa FraicUco, Trustee .401 Mercantile Trust. Company of Baa Fraaetooo, Trustee .408 Aad la acco rdsace with law andaaorder of the board of directors made on the 18th day of .April, 1919, so away shares of each pared ef such stock as may bo neosspwy will be sold at the office of the company,. number,191 LeldesdoiC strtt, Stsa Fraaetooo, Callforals, oa Tues4ay;-Jaae SO, 1911, at the boar of 11 o 'cloak aooa ef said day, to pay deliaqneat sasesimeat, thsre oa, together wit easts of advertietag aad expeases ot taa sals. , . J, O. THOMPSON, Secretory of Calif oanUa-Orefoa Fewer Compaay.' -. Ossee: Numl sar VtX Lelasadorff atraot. Baa Fraaetoeo, CaUforato, , II THE EVKN1N0 HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OWBOON MAJOR QBNBRAL LBONARO B. WOOD reached the ears of Roosevelt, aad to him it sounds good. This latermatlon to brought by two recent visitors at Oyster Bay.- CHEERING STUNT STARTED IN '80 WOMAN WITH A FLAG WAS FIRST USED' TO START OBMONSTRA TION BRYAN 0NC8 CHEERED FOR HOUR AND A HALF CHICAOO, Jane 7.Tae convention of ISM waa the arst which a woman psetatsr wag to f orce a deaKSMtratloa by braadiaa ing a flag "and "shouting a jfaanJdate name. The same ruse has beea aaed la practically every coaveatloa of both parties sisce. History records thai taa I860 repuhl licaa convention cheere4JSlaJae's name 9b miauies ana araajr. a? . sajsanaa, This was the first "wag dtotsaae" cheering record. Demonstrations in coaveatioas since that time have frequently eoatlaued for 45 and' 60 minutes aiad, indeed, In 1908, at the democratic' coaveatloa. Bryan's admirers cheered aad applaud ed the Nebrsskaa for.'aceriy aa hoar and a half. Mlsi- ill! No. of CertlsV Jfa.et IM0.00 M0.00 M0.00 150.00 280.00 860.00 'aw.oo 1430.00 MO IN H ee ,m. 6M Gotham Report ! .. J According to these men, Roosevelt has voiced his intention of supporting General Wood for the republicaa nomi nation if his name is seriously could ered by the convention delegates. DRINK HOT WATER IF TOO DESIRE A wttocownjoacm To look one's best aad feel 0800 bast is to enjoy aa Inside bath each morn ing to flush from the system the previ ous day's waste, sour for aad poisonous toxins before it to sorbed into the blood. Just when It buras, leaves behind a certala amount of incombustible material la the form of ashes, so food aad driak token each day leaves la the sllmsa tary organs a certala amouat of ladl- gestlble material, which if act ellmlaat- ed, form' toxins aad poisons which are then sucked into the blood through the very ducts which are iateaded to sack In only nourishment to sastaia the body. If you waat to see the glow of healthy bloom in' your cheeks, to see yoar skia get clearer and clearer,1 you are told to drink every morning upon artolag, a glass' of hbt water with a teaspooaful of limestone phosphate la It, which to a Harmless means or wasalag the waste material aad toxins from the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, thus cleans ing, sweetening aad aarifyiag taa en tire alimentary tract, before putting more food Into the stomach. Men aad women with sallow skins, liver spots, pimples or palid complex ion, also those who wake up with a coated tongue, bad taste, nasty breath, others who are bothered with head aches, bilious spells, acid stomach or constipation should begin this phos posted hot water drinking, aad are as sured of very .pronounced results In one or two weeks. A quarter pound of limestone phos phate costs very little at the drug store but Is suffleleat to demonstrate that juHt as soap and hot water cleanses, purifies aad freshens the skla oa the outside, so hot water and limestone phosphate act on the Inside organs. We must always consider that Internal ssalUtion to' vastly more Important than outside cleanliness, because taa skla pores do sot absorb Impurities Into the blood, whUe the bowels pores do. Adv, Herald ulto, . Ctossifled Aaa briag re- .- V. Western Women to See That Wo men Get Right Uuitetl I'rvAH tiorvlce CHICAOO. June 7, Women voters will have the balance ot power In the West In (ho coming campaign, and 'will ute It to force candidates of all tuirties to pledge themselves to equal .suffrage. ' 9o said Mlsn Maud Younger, tempo imy chairman, In the keynote speech jut the wonmn'd patty convention here today. "Klectlbna In tlio West are close," Vlio said. "Four yearn ago an avorage of 7.6 per cent of the voto would have chnnsed thu result. Ilut whether the mnjorltlcs tiro hundreds or thousands, we moan that In the coming campaign those hundreds or thousands shall be the women voters. PREVIOUS REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS ANO WHAT THKV OIO Date Place 18C Philadelphia.., ) 1860 Chicago 1(64.. Baltimore ..... 18(8. 1173.. ...Chicago t ! ...Philadelphia 1876.. ...Cincinnati ...Chicago ... ..Chicago 1880... 1884... 1888 1898... 1896.. 1900.. 1904... ....Chicago ..Minneapolis 8t Louis , .Philadelphia. 1908 1912, Start a Niffht Court for City's Wage Earners United Press Service NEW YORK, June 7. A night court where wage earners eaa secure the prompt settlement of suits Involving smsll sums will be opened In this city. It will be held hereafter four times each week, on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, from A to 11 p. m. Branches will be established In the various boroughs aa needed. This aid for persona who can Isast afford to suffer from the law's dslays was finally secured without the pass age of a bill from Albany, which would make It mandatory. Mayor MItchel rccognlt ed that the authority to set up tuoh acourt waa already vested In the bourd'of Justices. Directly the judges took definite ac tion to provide the court for all the boroughs the mayor vetoed the Albany bill. There' are enough justices to di vide the work In such manner as s)ull prevent the extra duties from weigh ing too heavily oa them. The aew court may greatly lacrsase respect for the law by emphasising Its readiness to serve the poor man, for whom Its lengthier processes are pro hibitive. White Pelican Hotel day from 1J to 1:30, mer- lunch, 40c. Mt Each chant's If you're looking for a heuee, let business property, farm er ranch, ChM cete can save you money. ft Subscribe for the Herald, fifty cents a month. Si :.,. i I I v v h, :;' ' .' I ' WBDNBSPAV, JUKI 7, till s "Tht women's warty lias i.u r... dates, ahd but one plank-thx enfrs. cblsement of American women through an amendment to the constitution Ws will wait no longer. With nn uncertain presidential election, knowing our pow. er and realising our duty, w ,nc, ,uf. frage first and pledge ounu-Uce to cast our votes to thu end Hint before this ar has pasHvd wo umy obtain tb fedeial amendment cnrrnnchlilni; the women of the United States." "The granting of, suffrage to lows women at this week's election l sn ot her Indication or tbn trend of the times," she concluded. "And adds sev eral hundred thousand women's vote to our Western and Middle Western strength, thereby Increasing our power In the November election." a o a Oallots a - 1 a . 3 Nominee .Fremont ............. MM4J ..Lincoln ..Lincoln ... acclamation a .Oraat ........ i ..Oraat .Hayes . 7 ..Qarfleld ......... 36 Biaiae -..... 4 .Harrison .......... k .....Harrison ......... 1 McKlnley ....... 1 ..McKlnley ,.. ...... acclamstioo Chicago .....................Jloosevelt .......acclamation ..Chicago ........... ....Taft ............... v.,. I .Chicago ...... ..Taft ......... . i e , 344 delegates refused to vote Double Tread Tires: Your Junk Tires Made ts Run 2,100 to 7,000 Miles Mere Our method will save you 71 par ceat of.your tire cost We will atvo you a DOUBLE STRENGTH casing practically puncture, blowouts aad weather proof. Send as (two of year old Junk tires and we fill costbtae them Into one thorouihly service'' ablo casing. The cost Is inslgnlcant from point of mileage, especially In view of the fact that new-tire prices are soaring. It figures a small fractlea of a cent a mile, whereby you save the price of a new tire. If you have several we will be able to retire the four wheels of your ear. If you bavc only ono we will furnish the others. There are many hundred satisfied' customers;. One trial will number you amongst them. HuutbAotorB-eCo. Sixth, near Klamath Wood SLAB, LIMB AND SOD! Sawed to aa'lsah. Oar bast block wood Is deUvered dbaet from sheds, aad ts always dry. , One lead wBs eeavasce yea. KLAMATH FUEL CO. O. Partea, Mar. Pbae ItT i :...;.