The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 13, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextM1 .V- " ,VV ? THE EVENING HMtALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OKBOON TUtWAV.JUNilMn, fA? i Notice ! torrtjr airi that then are faad H aW'eswaty Uimry (Mr th illisajtlu If " aral faad wtmiU praUatsd m r bader Oetcher I. 1I1L brtereet oa th nm will rld at Klamath FUs,Oregea,thto Mta day of Juae, mi obo. A. HATDON. lMt Ceaaty Treasurer. BentfsClusitaAdTs. Ailiulliusmals te the CTwim eetamas are -Hated at the rata f Five rrata a liae. Invariable la ad rears Mercaftcr ao adiulau Bseata wSl be arreptfid wakes ar rnwpanled by the cash. FOR SALE FOR SALE Piano wagon with roller bearings. Will give terms to respon sible party or trade for lumber. A bargain. Shepherd Piano Depot lz-tf FOR. SALE One Barley Davidson motorcycle. Telford Bros. 8-Steod FOR SALE 1914 Model Ford 1b tret claaa eeadlUoa. Haa high teasloa magneto. See or eall mp Telford Bros. 10-6t- o d FOR RENT FOR BBNT -Good store room asaaM ledge room, comer SeeChllcote. LOST AND FOUND FOUND White parasol. Call at Her ldoffie. Mt LOST Naturalization . papers and aharaa la Aerial Ferry Co. Fiader .I .n t n k nee tnmati Falls. Pick Paaagos. U4t LOST Between Oleae aad Klamath r raits, aiacx overcoat, ciaiwr mm iiauL Jtewaro. u-- MISCELLANEOUS , WANT Permanent tamaata tor 8 iliMy furnished modem f ar- reean apartment. Mrs. E. J. Marray. CedaraadHlgh. S4f MONET TO LOAN At S per coat Arthw BWlkoB, SIT Mala. JS-tf WANTED-DrossmsHsg. plain sewing r aiy kiad of work. Mm Star. ! So. Sta street. Wt i.:i BR. F. M. WHITE BTB, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT ' s 37 Odd Follows 'RulldlRfl Wood SLAM, LIMB AND BOOT Sawed ta aay length. Oar best Meek wood ia dcUfvrad earner frean sheas, aad la always dry : Oao lead wRI eeavteca yea. KLAMATH FUEL CO. p. Payeea, Mfcr. Pheaa 187 jwwwwwvww0 It you waat information regardlag : IBdlaa toad oa Klamath Reserva tion, address ' Clayton Kirk NOTARY FUBLIC Ckiloquin, Oregon 'AMrsts information regarding all tadiaa estate toads aad descrlptloa of property. MMMMWMMMWMWMMMWMMMMMMV ITS A LONG, LONG WAY Tb BBff sctiott in any calling. Seek.ri cm Wood Phone 72 622 Main Street The ErtMimg Herald W. O. SMITH, Editor Published daily MiiH Baaday at The Herald PubUaalac Oasaaaay ad Klamath visiis, at lie roana stand at th ath Fall. Oracoa. far throat, taa maue aa matter. Subscription mm ay man l aay iMmm la th ITaM4 firsta- : OI0 yvAT f BW Ob BBOttth KLAMATH FALLS, ORMQON TUESDAY, JUNK 18, Hit THE FIGHT FOR RETRENCHMENT HE cause of business admlnlstra . tlon and tax reduction la Oregon must be kept up la the Interest of In dustrial aad community development, and will largely depend on the char acter of the legislature. The battle for reduced taxation has been waged so warmly by the state press that nearly every candidate tor the legislature ls'alected oa a platform pledged to retrenchment aad cutting out grafts. While this feeling is stronger than aver before, the need of real leadership la the oraanlsatioa of both houses of the general aasembly is ImperatiTe if aay appreciable reemlt Is obtained. For instance, the higher adacaUoaal Interests of the state tor taa praaeat bi-eaalal period are getting SLtltv 582.40 from the taxpayers, aad wiB make demands for larger sums tor 1917-18. This Interest, backed by a powerful orgaatsatiea all oyer taa sUte, was able to gat S335a0S.CS more than all the other state lnatltmUoas, and wUl glre all ether secUons liberal slices from the state pork barrel. These and other large Interests will doubtless try to capture the speaker ship and the presidency of the seaate, and then the taxpayers. Instead of get Ung the promised redactions, will hare larger bills to meet The State Taxpayers League, aa or ganization pledged to secure material scaling down of tax tartan, la at a tax limitation mens are by ialtJattra. but that would not preveat large ap propriations. The state tax lery for 1914 S4.165.009. For 1915 this was eat to $3,112,00. For 191 this was farther cut to 2M9jm. Taa Scat far treachmeat ta vital aad la the biggest Issue r .'. Scattered Shots YOU'LL AGREE that we good band but -will you giv aay more than your approval? HOME TOWN preparedness putting la sidewalks aad putlag i house numbers while the sun shines, COUNCILMAN MILLER last night requested that It be published, that the city attorney ia the brain of the city government Why, then, does Miller persist in working against the advice of this official regarding the recall? EVIDENTLY THAT proposed demo- eratic-plank regardlag a federal Jadre.'iBdletmeat from fc--y being eliminated aa a presideatlal can didate means that a man put oa the beach for certaia reasons mast stay at WHAT ABOUT that Mills Addition sewer unit? "PLAT BALL," says the amy. "our boys" sure do. EIGHT THOUSAND DOCTORS IN FUBLIC HEALTH FARADS United Press Service DETROIT, Mick., Jane IL Marking the close of the AmericanMedical As ftoriaUoa's sixty-seventh annual con vention, Detroit today will eelebntte "Public Health Day." with some 8.00 vuttlng physicians participating In the ceremonies. The feature of the day will be a publc health parade, in which banners on mora than a hundred gigantic floats will preach the doctrine of right living. The parede, which will be one of the most novel ever seen here, will ha staged under, the direction of the state board of health, cooperating with offi cers of the American Medical Associa tion. Of the virion floats, twelve will be furnished bDetroit women's clubs, nine by the city recreation commission, twelve by the sUte board of health, nine 'by the Aptf-Tuberculosl Society nnd five by mescal eoUeans. . , in If you exaeet If tar a heme la aha city or country, Chile can save yea tnMy. S e The Doaald eo-oaeratlve eheess fac tory is aaadHaf abeat 9jm peaads of milk par day. American Army's Machine Guns ' Not Quite the Thing for War jaatjBksa ' aaLaaaaaaaaija 3 .mmm aai eaaaaKs sav m v sal bbbbbbsbbT m-? m 4a sal .ssssssssW "It- . M H aaaaaaaaaV asavv - il I .afJKaaaaaaaaaaV 'W'1'-1-'' I ' da l-Blj'0wjr,,".-iis a4fggajBxaaaw aaaMti m ABaaaaaaaas9aaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaBaBaaaaa a'nt 1 daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaafaaaa ! 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Army oBclals and others say so, aad the result is that a big laTeetlaatloa la to be made, which may result ta taa adoption of aa entirely new type of rapid Are ordnance for use with In fantry aad cayalry. SHE MAKES 600D IN U. S. OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO'S WOMAN, ASSIS TANT FEDERAL DISTRICT AT TORNEY PROVES EFFECTIVE IN OFFICIAL WORK Onlted Press Service SAN FRANCISCO. June 13. Mrs. Annette Adams, vhote appointment as arsistaat United State attmney rued exdtameat in officialdom in W'fcEingtoa aad San Fraactsca, has piade good. While here on c visit. Federal Judge I'lcdsoe of Los -ABgeto want oat of hisay to pay his respects to the fed-.ln. t . a crai proBccuror anu wu ner am ww hcrry he had opposed her appointment .. .iA "I have got to take off my hat to you," "said Judge Bledsoe. "You have made good, aad sever again will I refuse to endorse a womaa in any capacity." During the bomb sensation la Saa Francisco Mn. Adams worked sight and day aad prevented aa imaortaat count of technical errors. - Mrs. Adams to distiaetiveJy femi nine, not only in her personal manner isms aad attributes, bat la bar meth ods of procedure ia taa ooart room. Her personality gives the austere chambers a "homey" atmosphere. She presents her arguments quietly, bat with great fidelity to the saeonttsls, During the absence of District At torney Prftjtoa, Mrs. Adams directed the affairs of the office without a hitch. Her handling of the United States aea trallty cases especially was admtra- KNIQHT TEMFLARS LEAVE ON , SFECIAL TRAIN FOR COAST United Press Service ' CHICAGO, June U. A tors trsia load of 'officers and members of th Grand Encampment of Knight Temp lars left Chicago today for Los Ange les to attend the &3d Triennal con clave. The Knight Templars loft Chi cago over the Chicago A Northweetera railroad and will eovar 7.0AA aatlaa of waatarn travel hfnr Mtnal.r. tafc.4 Ing in the conclave at Los Angeles, the San Diego exposltioa aad Pacific northwest, returning via th Csasfitoa Rockies. The tour covers tweaty-aa iff George C. Brownell to th Clackassat county nominee of all three aartlas for representative oa a tax rdaUa ptotfom. Autsmeblle limran f description. CMtoete. re Th Set raraswa' Uatoa ta stab lished a new chase tatry. DETACHMENT OF SIXTEETH U. Ever since the border raids and sub sequent expedition Into Mexico, there has been persistent complaint that the type of gun aow In use falls to work when needed. The official report, of the raid of ViUlatas at Columbus, N.M., says the machine guns were all ren dered useless after firing a yery few shots, and the same report Is heard la connection with the'sklrmlshes fought wjta tea baadtt beads aa Pershiaga r BONANRA Dr. J. L. Harris has joined the mul titude of Ford owners, and has leaned to drive the ear without climblag a telegraaa Rumor says a certaia youag ladyi who taught school last year la a mualty noted for Its aumber at ried school asanas, la to shortly ehaage Baraasaa. F. J. Bowae sold five week to Bob Huaaaker. horses last Oulta a number of how ham laft here latelv. which ready aaahl when it la needed aad better aorsea la the futare. J. O. Hamakar, Dr. J. L. Harris aad T. W. Biggs visited Klamath Falls oa, Moaday. L Morris, who bought the Ketcham ranch, has taken a homcatead adjoin- m, ng He to nggtg m wMt . mm "-v aw wasjgjsasaj ea wwa i .-j ,.nHn.T inm w fr . .w fen I v IMn ytvyvtijt sv hoi vma w ywnv .v .. . ww .. against It, so the construction corn week. Jake to getting quite a place oa ' pnnv can make Its owa arrangemeats bla homestead. His .wheat, sowa on'ih the governmeat regardlag that new land, is looking as aood as aay U the neighborhood. Oa Moaday evenlag, Jaaa lta, Dr. O. F. Hopkins of Pertlaad will leotara In the M. E church. Bverybcdy to ia- vited. Ttin lurtiirnjnmsllnris sTT It Admtoafam fro. JURY IS DRAWN FOR JONE TERM TALESMEN HAVE BUN SUM MONED TO AFFEAR AT COURT HOUSE NEXT MBNBAY MORN IN FOR COURT DUtY The following to th Jury dnwa for the June tana of th clrealt court, which beglas Moaday awralag: Klamath Falls Goon Heavlla, alt milnit Ta... B.-.,. k.Jul MHMW.ft, NHHi m . Loomto, W. S. Slough, J. J. Stolger, J. C. Jarvls, A. A. Meaaty, T. K Ntoh olas, Charles Mack, R. A, Telford aad W. T. Elliott MldlaBd--Walter TaneT BBd 3. U Davidson Merrill-K. Katteakan, Mlk Gator neaux and Ross W. flaky. Bonanw-J. H. Faaght, B. W. Ntob ok, L D. Ross and F. W. Bold. Fort Klamath-C. V, Loesky. OImm-H. A. Griau. ' Lorelto-W. D. rsambell Kea-0. 0. Kerns aad F. T. Nskoa. WwdMDavM Fard. Algoma-FTsd Dtasler. W hav ssad amissisato wKk tlMFIntNatieasJbaakueaabkast aftf'ywar aeaa aay ttos. aad mm- etally oa aay days.-K. Sagamaa. ltd) S. INFANTRY forces mored southward. The gun now used Is extremely light, aad la therefore easily transported. It also shoots the regulatloa army rifle ammunition, making an extra ammuni tion carrier uaaecessary. But toe gun, say army men. owing to the faulty feed system prepared, jams easily, aad Is invariably useless after a few rounds of ammunition are fired under actual battle coadltloaa. OIL MACADAM FOR ELEVENTH ID OF WARREN CONSTRUCTION COMFANV IS ACCEFTBD BY THE COUNCIL ON YARDAOC BASIS. U. S. STRETCH ELIMINATED BlevenU street to to be saved with cadam. This to to ha laid by the Warren Construction company. The council but sight decided apoa this type of pavameaL aad taa mayor wax Instructed to eater lata a aeatraet with the Warns eoaeera Jor taa lav proving this street oa a yardage basts. This makes It possible to eliminate """ ,n rroM " " recU,B0o . iMajtjuaaa mlai Wtaaaa amiai r,vw -- - - .A., niai mml M . IIa aa. w .1.. iP-rUcutor piece of MOUNTAIN STATES MEN DISCUM ROAD MAKINB United Press Service OODBN, Utah, Jea U. Idaho. Wyomlas, Colorad. Nevada, Meataaa and Utah wet represented at th Ibter-Moaatain Good Roa?s Asoda tan la convention her today. Dnaoa-fc.-at. n la roil building aad road repair work, trip through neighboring canyons and a special automobile iwiift will be neld la connection with the program. Th!govnors of Idah aad Utah are scheduled to deliver addresses. A. 0.,Batchelder. secretory of th Amer icaa Automobile Asseatottoa, wlU ad dress th ceaventtoa ttoiirifw th subject of "Th AataaMi aad th Ranch Ascaimtln Accoaataat aow la Klamath rail will establish effideat system for you and keep you straight oa easy terms. Alao handlea industrial, mercantile and All II. - , . A A U . Kia unRH ... n..a.H.iHB. il. n.1 'wtrw -. ..-.. mm vv, I vlaMl. Oll. 13-61 The QrantN Pass sugar factory has bertn sold to th Utah-Idaho Sugar roaipeay. Th heme f th 4ltna oompanlss. fits CMIt. t The Increased demand for smyrtk wood products nukes necessary a saw mill at Bridge, oa Myrtle Crash, Coos county. Th Bawky taper aUlk at Oraa City ar a th thra shift ataav soan aa, aad essaky sasty UaaalSsfsV' Chllaete llswk rank aad leoki . tfFraartyf all Wads. f Sixth British Honored by y WILRUR S. FORREST (United Press Stat Correspondent) LONDON, June 13. Six new were wrlttea today oa England's new est honor list the aerial gallantry roll. As u roHUll, nIx modals of the die IIiikuIdIi ecrvlfc order or the military croitn litH been awarded to member or tlit ltoynl Flying corps for u type or cnllnntry unknown before the pres ent war. Ono of tlio blnltuan newly honored lit Lieutenant Malcolm Henderson, sea forth hUhlandera, who lost a leg by hIioII tiro nt mi altitude of 7,000 feet. Desplto his Injury he succeeded In bm neuvoring bit machine from above th enemy's lines to a place of safety be hind the British lines, thus saving hto aeroplane, his Jlfe aad the life of hto observer. Lieutenant Frank Hudson, eight, waa severely wounded la th hand while on reconnaissance duty fiylng over the Qermaa llaea. He cluag t consciousness until a had piloted hto aeroplane to a place of safety aad thea fainted. On previous oceasleaa a had brought down two eaemy saa chines. "For conspicuous gallaatry aad skill" Is th officially worded aaaeaaca- ment of honor for Captain J. E. Tea nant, ScoU guards, who affected a night bombing of aa enemy aviatka shed. He shut off hto engine, desoead ed to wtthlB thirty feet of the objec tive and dropped bla bombs. Although the explosion damaged hto maehla, he restarted the engine and escaped saly to request another machine oa hto re turn with which to repeat the opera tion. Lieutenants Thomas How aad Bd ward Legget, In the sam machine, merited decorations for downing two (rfiiJUMOi Tea Store Special Portkad price oa Tets, Cffeo, Spices ui SatAiei A Trial will Ceavtaa Tou B. P. LEWIS tilth and Oak. Fheae STAR DRUp COMPANY CojDstlpatloa to a Vary slmpk, natural troubk. but ualeas prop erly crested. It may develop lato I a most serious and complicated dtoeas. We advka that Carl's I Little l-lver Lifters be kept la ev ery home. We cannot recomsaMd these pills too highly. W eau tloa our pi irons sgalast tb fra aad ladlscrlmlaate as of laxa- tlvea aad purgatives. II. Drug Oa 0 ,Jr "It's a Cinch" $ IT eCaaBBBBBLV' UNK MIVIR ELECTRIC C J awfP' COMFANV J rw Tniaacfiin'"? swi hmMmy'mt sMsjrlrfm 31 aafsw' waaapr wmmr ' Baasjr oawhav' aTaa arBBrwBaawVaBBBBBW nawaw wbbV DELINQUENT-SALE NOTICE Csllforniareaeni Fewer CMnaany. Latkn f arlMlwl FkcaSt Swekaav an Frffke, Callferak NOTICE Taw k daUafiaaat aaea th Volkwlag described stock, a accouat of Assessmea(Na 4) kvkd oa th llth day f April, llli. the several amounts set opposUth sags f taa respsstlw shareholders, as follows; NAME Mercantile Trust Comaaay af Saa Fraacke, Trust .414 Mercantile Trust Compaay af Ba,IYaaak, Traste JUfl MercaaUlo Trust Cosmaaay at Baa fHaeko,iTrak .JM MercanUk Trust Comaaay t Baa fTaamsaoTraeU JH MercaaUk Trust Compaay af Baa lYsaaka. Trask 4M Mercantile Trust Cempaay f Baa lnake, Trust -401 Mercantile Trust Compaay af Baa Inaekeo, Trust MI Mercantile Trust Comaaay of Saa fnaatoeo, Trust - And la accordaa with tow aad aa order af .tad bsard af &" on th llth day of April, llll, as away shares of each pare! of "!!? as may be necessary wlU b sold at tae ask ef ta oomyaay, "i!. Leldesdorf straet, Saa Fraaeto, Califorak, oa Tuawlay, Ja f . th hour of It o'ekak aooa ef said aajr, to pay deHaat bmiiim on. together with eosto of adrrtkag and expeaeei of th sak. jfo.TMFOH. SeoraUry of Callfornla-Oraaoa Office: Number HI LsHssdortt Airmen Now the Nation eaemy machiaea during a single Birt, After dtopttehlBg the first they wtami to a higher altitude and engaged m! second. Beth amles were dowsed by macblae gua fir. A number of conspicuous ftu sm attached to the record of LI.ut.Daw Henry Yates, the last nunod on ik. official honor roll. III. ouuunaing V. compllsment was the deduction of nn enemy water works under terrtfc With aatllivrrt ..... - a company of Infantry flrlnir on blm be ..... .... wnmng uown to within BOO feet aad launrhni i.i. i l --- n I'UUIU, dropped la the center of the wtt(r IVftrlfa iImImvIii. I, t, .. ly attacked the Infantry with hit aw chlne gua aad routed It HOI WATER THE BEST LIVER AND BOWEIMEDICINE SAYS OLASS OF HOT WATS fit FORE BREAKFAST WASHES FOISON8 FROM SYSTEM Physicians the world over uend th Inside bath claiming this It of vastly mora Importance thaa out side cleanliness, became the skla pores do not absorb Impurities toto the bleed, causing ill health, walk Ute pores la the ten yards of bowek do.K Men aad women are urged to ditok each moralag before breakfast a glass of hot water with a teatpoeaful of UsMstaa phosphate in it, u a harmless means of helping to wash from th stomach, liver, kidneys sad bowek th previous day's Indigestible material, poisons, sour bile aad lat ins; thaa ckaaslag, sweetening sad purlfyiag the entire alimentary canal befer puttiag more food toto the stomaah.. Just aa soap aad hot water cleanse and fraahea th skla. so hot water aad llmesfa phosphate set oa ta ellaUaatlve .araaas. Those who wake up with bad. breath, coated league, nasty task ar ' hav a dulLneaiag head, salkw com-, pkxloa, acid stomach; others who ura subject to bilious attack or ooa stlpatioa, should obtain a quarter pound at ItoMstoae phosphate at the drug store. This will cost very little but Is sufficient to demonstrate the value of inside bathing. Those who continue it each morning are assured of pronounced results, both in re gard to health aad appearaace.-adi Ask Chlleete about the Klamath Country. No. of Oertifi-No.of oak Eaara Ames ' m m M0 tM eM MM WO Pawer Compaay. street, las fiaaakoo, CaUlerak U li. '