The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 23, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1? :. yjw y.s hl fv v j j ft- hi' CDMBSA6E TEH INTOGRAY HAIR DARKEN BtAUTIULPLY AND RE TORI ITS NATURAL COLOR AND LUSTRE AT ONCE Common erden aage brewed Into a heavylea, with sulphur and alcohol iM, wuTturn gray, streaked aad fated nalr beautifully dark aad luxuri ant Mixing the Bars tea and sulphur roolpe at home, though, U troublesome. Aa Mittr way to to get the ready-to-um preparatloa improved by the addi Uoa of, other Ingredients, costing about SO cents a bottle, at diss atores, known aa -Wyeth'a Sage and 'Sulphur Com pound,' tkaa avoiding a lot of muss. While gray, faded hair is mot sinful, we all dealre to retain our youthful ap pearance and attractiveness. By dark ening your balr with Wyeth"s Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, because it does It ao naturally, no even ly. Ton Just dampen a sponge or soft uraab with It and draw this tkrongb your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by moralag aU gray hairs hare ilissaaoafed After another applica tion of two your kair becomes beau- UfaUy dark, glossy, soft aad luxuri ant aad yon appear years younger. Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Compound Is a deHgntful toilet requisite. It u not Intended far the cure, mitigation or i at disease. Adv. UeraWsQucieaAffn. FOR SALE FOKilsf M peeta at a CuU phone M4-W. j. SHt FOR SAUB-tOm Hartey-DavlCaea ajooyoio. vToMord Bros, t-tteed FOR SsI.B -Plsao withroBer ,WRt atve tanas to respon sible' party or trad u J Shepherd Piano Depot U-tf j CVx. FOJSALB 1914 Model Ford, In Erst "nisis 'naailUn'a Has hinh tenakm .''".. J TT . . - , " . nee or eau up Teuoru won. . , le-Wod FOR BALE One bay horse. lb;onelH Bain wagon; aat double haraese. Addreas Star1 Low. Klamath FaRs. n-lt FOR, SALE Sereral pianos, need 1ut not .abased; tow prices renting terms. Inquire of Shepherd, next door poatessos.' lT-tf FOR BALK OX TRADR-Tweaty to town. Address L, Herald. lMt- FOR BALaV-Two 7-year-old geldings, weight 3,41 pounds; 2-laea wagon; ydenbtokarneas. P. H. Ray. O.K. Bern. SMt- FOR RENT FOR RENT Good-store room and email lodge room, comer Seeond aad Main. See ChUeote. S MISCELLANEOUS MONEY TO LOAN At 8 nar cent Arthns R. Witoon, SIT Main. tX4t v, LOST Ptoia black parte, eontalnlng one pair of ruby ear screws. A liberal reward wUl be paid to under. Laare at Herald ostoe. 3tt NewGli Uondry " "ALL HAND WORK ' We guarantee superior work Skirts, Collars and aU Silk Goods and Fancy Dresses, or anything Rhone IM 127 Fourth St. 4 KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. ft Bead na your work by unreal post or GrMUiM Tea Store 0iM7SS.xr " fe.Sfci wlT7 -r? jEEPlmB'PPFaj anrmraarmaw -;..-r-y,,VJ-C-XL -.i.hJA''9tlai mdMiOaneiaaa Yu Btaam tmi Ortc-" Rheae BMW Adiiittoannanis to the CaaasMei FliVeeam Mao. InvarUbtokaaaV The Eveiijng Herald W. O. SMITH, Editor Publtoked dalbr aceeat Sunday at The Herald Pubitoklng Company of Klamath Faito, at lie ixuna Entered at the aoatome at Klam ath Falls, Oregon, for tkrougk tke malls a matter. Subscription terns by mall to) any address la the United State: One year fl.M Oae month -, .16 KLAMATH FALLB, OBSHON FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1t1t THE MILITIA COMPANY FOR SEVERAL TEARS there Uto been spasmodic spells of Interest In the organisation of a national guard company In Klamatk Falls. Now that the Mexican situation has become suf ficiently acute to warrant the mobilisa tion of .the organised militia, this In terest has again revived here, aad for the first time in all of the attempts to secure an organisation, there to favorable action on the part of the national guard' headquarters. Heretofore, when the matter taken up, there waa a lack of (equip ment, aad Klamatk Falls waa atvaa little hope. Now, kowerer. the ad jutant general to anxious to hat an organisation formed here, and ha has wired Klamatk FaUe men to getdla nite Information, There Is only one way to get deaaite Information regarding the possibility t of a company here, and that to by get ting the expressions of the men who would Join. A mass meeting will there fore be held tomorrow night at the courthouse. aad-aU interested in the foraatioa of a company should make it a point to be present, so the matter ran be deunltely settled one way or the other. It Is possible that it a company Is formed here, it may not be,called out. but if there should be a call for Its services, the members would be much more valuable as soldiers, and much better Ighters because of securing in advance some military training. GORED BY GORE CeNATOR GORE of Oklakema to J another democrat who baa the true, measure of democratic states- la a speech In the eenate,aiew days ago, opposing the riYera aad harbors bill, he remarked that "the situation of our federal treasury to uasatlsfa tcry. The treasury to depleted, 'it to a grim condition that stares us in the face Of course. I know the great honor and' the glory which it brings to a member of congress to re turn to his constituency and to point tp some lavish appropriation obtained for some spring branch in his district He may point to it aa a monument. but I fear it may scire aa a different sort of a monument, aad may bear a real epitaph, not only of senators and representatives, but o democracy it self. If we persist. In this policy of over-rigorous economy and over scrupulous redemption of our solemn pledges to the American electorate." Senator Gore then proceeded to say that there are a few projects which deserve favorable consideration, and be argued in favor of an amendment increasing the appropriation for on project from M0.MQ to fl.eev.Mt. .'. Scattered Shots .'. ALREADY, it appears, the Mexicans have invaded the United States. ' THOSE WHO wont enlist aa sol diers may be caught by that order for 50,000 mules. THE ONLY trouble with that tion proposition for Mexican fusses to the, mention of Bryan as a member n at the board. WE SEEkt TO DIFFER regarding etiquette as well aa topographically, climatically and agriculturally from the Medford side of the hills. For In stance, the Medford Sun is authority for the statement that "all the Med ford players acted like perfect gentle men" while Playing here. THE NEXT BRITISH defeat wiU be charged to that selcure of allies' muni tions in Pennsylvania today. THE RIGHT TO VOTE entails the obligation to bear arms. Here en Visit H. S. OayJd and son Irwin an her from Oraats Pass visiting tke former's aaugkUrs.rMisses Ada and Ina Gould, It is the futonjtoa of Mr. Gould to vFBstWE MeMEsBjjBMA eTeMJEU Ask Chileoto about the Klamath Country. I THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON England Looks for More Trouble Along the Clyde y ED L. KEEN (United Press Staff Correspondent) LONDON. June 12-(By Mail). -The - u lUad0olnt of , n.tloB, labor troubles on, the Clyde re over 'ao worse calamity could befall us. not tor the moment even n German defeat Out we should That there will be further strikes' not be led too far on the path of con in this big munitions making district Uemnatlon. is not only feared; it is expected. MK should be remembered that these Opinion in England today Is divided (mcn hnd been for twenty months work- as to the real reason why some 3,000 ,ub m um pucn amy in nu u .ui. workmen, at the most critical period i'b boura and overtime have been of the war, downed tools In detaacejtbo rule snd not the exception. Body of the government and despite the w brain alike have been fatigued, patriotic appeals of their own labor j "Weariness due to phyMcal strain, union; but there are few who wlll temper due to the graynws and dispute the assertion that the situation monotony of their lives made them fit was badlv mishandled by the author!- subjects for tho prompting of revolt UM - At all the works there has been the in ih flr., nla thn fart that ... .-v, ...... ,...., .. -, strike was on was concealed until the last possible moment Then, Instead of acting with vigor under the acts of parliament which forbid strikes In munitions factories on any .ground wnatever. and promptly arresting the offenders, the govern ment compromised by merely deport ing the ring-leaders to another dis trict That these men 'were not -given a public trial to reseated aa mueh by workmen generally as by their associ ates - Such a trial would doubtless' have brought out the underlying causes of the strike. The charge has been free ly made that German inluences. In cluding Germanvmoaey, were responsi ble. This Is hotly denied, not only by the men Involved, but by labor lead ers generally. It is much to the credit of organised labor In this country, however, that the strikers have been roundly de nounced by the responsible heads of the labor movement Even those labor leaders who are aVowed padnsta, like George Lans- bury. have condemned them. "We pacilsts," says Lanabury, "dare not interfere with the eaaentlal sup plies needed by the army and navy until the nation gives the word to stopUie war.' It toN simply murder to send men out unarmed and Im properly equipped. It la our own Sash and blood In the trenches, and at what ever coat, we who remain at home must do nothing to hinder them.1! Lansbury ascribes the troubles on the Clyde chiefly to lack of sympathy, between employers and, workmen. aaV liar to that prevailing in' the South Wales coalfields. One of the moat radical, aa well as most troublesome labor, leaders he fore the war-waa Ben Tillett. of the transport workers' union, who in the last few months has been going up and down the country preaching patriot ism aad loyalty among his fellow work ers, and urging them to Join the army- Few men have been more bitter in tbelr denunciation of the action of the Clyde strikers, but even Tillett haa been able to see "the other side" of the question. From the point of view of the SNOW DELAYS THE SEA80NATCRATER SUPERINTENDENT STEEL DOES NOT BELIEVE AUTOS CAN GET TO PARK HEDQUARTERS BE FORE THE FOURTH Supervisor WUl O. Steel returned from Crater Lake Thursday evening, whither he went with Court Hall to ascertain conditions and prospects for opening the season of travel, says the Medford Mail-Tribune. They got ,to Wutto Horse, thirty-two miles from headquarters, with an automobile, hut beyond that point the snow goto very deep rapidly. The new road from Whiskey Creek is opened aad ready for travel. It enters the park at the rim of Castle Creek canyon and fol lows it for about mU' BMkuS tractive entrance and provicung n gooa road, greatly in contrast with the old road and entrance. The snow increases in depth to the summit, along which. for a distance of two miles it averages about four feet in depth.' At park head quarters it averages about two feet deep, On the Klamath side similar condi tions prevail, it being possible to set to Pole Bridge Creek with aa automo bile, three miles from headquarters. A heavy slide has occured at Tongue Point, on the easterly side of the park, so that it wiU probably not be possible to pass it uatu after tae Fourth of July. Under ordinary climatic condi tions it wUl not be possible to reanfe headquarters before July 4, and tho in the trenches." said Tillett today, '"this strike waa a crime little leas, per i liana aicim. larrihla than murder. View- a.naiunu incuoB aue id mrawr u .... mImIIha etJ mam vlovl! fArflnl tt nr Utlfyaitw eassw suvi v a sffsa aaw w wa sanitation. "Between the managerial depart ments of tho works and the military and naval officials there has been further friction, aad this has reacted on the men. "Really, a revolution has been taking place In this Industry, and the man agent aa well aa the authorities have failed to recognise It Old established industrial conditions have in many cavesi been uprooted and abolished. "The term 'dilution of labor means little to the layman; to the engineer it means the slinging to the winds of halt that he haa spent his life in guard ing from the attacks of the employer. The lmpetltude aad Incapacity display- ed in adjusting affairs for tho skilled men under the new conditions of em ployment have been lamentable. "There has been a practical refusal to carry the wages of skilled men up to tke rates that the new conditions would Justify; t while compared with them the unskilled kave been paid un Justifiably kighuwagoe. ' "Besides tkeae things, the unfound ed charges of drunkenness and slack ness preferred jby the liquor eontiol boardfaad the.eoaUnual misrepresen tatioaaiot Jhe.aeea' cane by a section of the press, havo driven thousands of Mtf .workmen to bitterness aad dee Deration. "Ou top of all this, the managers of th-j works, tke military and , naval authorities, tke responsible trade union omeJsto. bate all ceased to be fotltcaring and .tolerant Their '.em ipom are so ragged that they, are eon UnuaUy on tho,verge of hysteria., They an besoming,, almoit . tacanable of calm .and, reasoned judgment" Tillettt prescription, to j, remedy the present discontent on ,the Clyde ile: Cutdown.rutalessly pverUmeand.Sua day labor;' adjust wages according to suit ana sonny; quit, nagging the "This discontent is not chronic,", he declares." 'It 'is merely the result of blundering administration nnd unfair adjustments, for which all, parties are to blame '.'the workers equally with the employers. "To raise the cry of pro-Germanism is as crasy. as it is false." -r rim of the 'lake by the 10th with auto mobiles.. When Every Move Hurts Lame every morning, achy and stiff all day, worse when it's damp or chilly? Suspect your kldneysand try the remedy your neighbors use. W. H, Bell, Eberlainavenue, Klam ath Falls, says: "I used to have at tacks of lumbago s bad that I, would fall to the ground.aV wasuaable to make a, move, aa tke pain waa ao set vere. It felt as though my hack, waa broken. My kidneys, during tkeae times, were irregular is nation. -After I began taking Doaa'a Kidney Pills, I had very little trouble with my kid neya aad back." ' Price 60c, at all dealers. JJok't simply ask for a kidney remedy got Doan's Kidney Pillls the same that Mr. Bell had' Foster-Mllburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv. - HEADACHE STOH NEURALGIA 6(W JaSMS' Hat4AdM ffwWtfoTI fsTS IBilsMtMMtf OOet uUSM BBSenuMjB, Nerie-rsekiae, , spUHmf er irebbtog hmeaehss ylsMln Jims a few emenas so ur. jsmer auanaenoi dem whisk spot only M etuis a peek MS SSSSiurt, Z SSSi Zai "l .'"' sieaaiBwai wV WF-- Doa't sufferl Relieve the ageay id distress' aewl Teu MilUoas of wemaadtkave found that beadsehe and nwralfia 'misery tor. is BMdleM. 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LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Sale of Timber 'Land by Referee Jo Whom It May Cencern: Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, having been appointed as sole referee in the suit of Ella M. Marston, et al, plaintiffs, versus Re liance A. Amsdea, et al, defendants. Equity No. 708, circuit court of Klam ath county, Oregon, with authority to sell the Umber and property belong ing to James Kasson estate, wiu offer for sale at pubUe sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the front door of the courthouse in the city of Klamath Falls, county ot Klamath, state of Or egon, on the 22d day of July, 1916, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., all of the following described real estate, to-wtt: The southwest quarter oft the southeast quarter of section two (8WK SEU of Section 3); the east half of thovaouthesst quarter (EK.BEK). the west half of the northeast quarter (Wtt NEK), and the east half of the northwest quar ter (Eft NWtt), aU In section eleven (11), and the northeast quar ter of the northeast quarter (NEK Convention Notice A mass meeting ot the Socialist Party of Klamath county, Oregon, will be held on July 4, 1916, at Socialist Headquarters, 613 Mala street, Klam ath Falls, Oregon, at 6 o'clock sharp. J. W, TTRRRL, County State Committeemen. 20-33-27-10 x OR. F. M. WHITE DYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT 207 Odd Fellows Bulldlnf Well Posted People :rm Come here regularly whan ia neoeiof wood and toy. Secfcori GETZ Wood 622 Main StrcetPhone 72 NB4), section fourteen (14). ail of said described lauds bewt In town skip, thirty-seven (ST) south, range seven (7) east,, Willamette ratlin Ian, Klamath county, state of Op egon. iwnier lino oi uismark street, u total IncludlttK ull of the timber (hereon, distance of 9.87 fcoti oImu First trei nmnuntlng to-over four million feet.'fiom OreKon Avtnue to city llmitn Informntloii regarding the ntnount of' timber ami condition of the same may bo outnincti upon inuuirx. irom u. ... KUlott, 13 Wllllts building. Klamath egon, whore any and all In- fMraiatinn rnnpernlne the nronortv Is' .....-..- .-,!, OU WO. T. II. WA1 1BJBB, 2S-30.M4-21 Sole Referee. Notice to Creditors .. In the County Court of tho State of Oregon, for Klamath County. in the Matter ot tho Esjato of William wnmocK, uccenneu. Notlco In hereby given that I have. been appointed oxecutrlx of the .last will und testament of William WWt - lock, ilcceanod, by tho above entitled COUIt , All persons having clslms glnt tho ald estato are required to pre- sent nmo to mo at tho qfflce of Charlw ,i. imfu.un.uuum., uum.. Falls. Oregon, within six montlut from Iho :'Uh day of May. A. D. 1916. with the proper nnd necessary vouchers at- ti.ch.Hl t"mtourewMk)riw. Kvecitrix ottlio Last Will and Testa 'menl or William Wbltlock. De. ceased. 36-3-9-1V-S3 Filing of Final Account To Whom It Msy Concerns Tho undersigned halng filed with the clork of tho county court of Klam - nth county, Oregon, his final account, ns administrator of tho estato of Auna A. Thomas, doceasod. and the court by order" duly entered linvlnR sot tho ICth doy of July. 1B16. , at tho hour of 10 o'clock a. m. In the forenoon of said day, In the county court room of tho court house in the) city of Kloinnth' Fslls. Klamath cou'n- ty, urogon. as tno time ana pisce iori,,rocmi to uiako such proponed Itn- neanng onu aeionnininK oujocueaa a ssld nccount and Iho discharge of said administrater: Notlco is hereby given to all per sons having objections thereto to file tho same and have the same ready for prexentatlon on tho day mentioned. ' HAROLD E. THOMAS. 16-33-30-7-14 Administrator. Notice Inviting Bids Pursuant to direction ot the common council of the city; of Klamath Falls, notice Is hereby given thst the under signed, Police Judge of said city, will receive proposals at bis office In said city up to and including Monday even- In g nt 8 o'clock p. m., ot June 2ftb,j 1916, for making the proposed Improve-, ment of tho "Shlpplngton Roadway" on nnd over the following described route, to-wit: , Oregon avonuq from Delta street to Splendid outdoor and In-door thermometers, naremsters, fever thermometers, e:letirieally callbated and guaranteed to be correct. 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I ..,..,, w. ho on-..d -,,- ,,.,. ...... ,, . notnmt. rniinM, , .... hoU. of .cIock p m ot h Sfi u . lun:- . n inifi. .1,,. P,, lli:unber , nla cHyt j,,(ldcri( w, ,m .,., 1o ,.uhlllU DroDO(1.,, ,in ,.,. ...,, ...,, rurnlshed hv n. m,. ;xineer; and bids not submltltHl on micli blanks will not be considered lllnnk may be obtained at tho omce or Mr. Don J. Zumwalt, city engineer. Tim nirccuHful bidder will bo required to inter Into contract and furnish a bond fattrfnetory to the Common Council In in hum not excecdiug tho contract prlcii Wti,tl mn days nfter tho award. Each 1,, w,,0iml inuxt be accompanied by n C.C: certified by somo responsible Bnntj 0r s per cent of the amount of bia ns gusraatee,of good faith, to be forfultoil to the rlty In tho oenl or miluie of the successful bidder to eu lcr jnt0 contract and give tho required bond within fen days after the award Tno common Council reserves the rj,.ut to reject any and nil bids, and to iirovemont Itself, Pitted nt Klamath I'alln. Oregon, Time 13. 1916. f A. I LKAVITT. J'ullct Judge of the Cttv of Klamatli Fslls, Oregon. Kilt Wood HLAll, UMB AMD AoDY Hawed to any leauu. Our best block wood to delivered direct from ahfide, and'to always dry. One load wltt row flare you. rCLAWATH FUEL CO. . iVyion, Mr. Phone 1ST THERMOMETERS Western Truirfer Co. MAIN STRBET, NEAR FIFTH Bros.. Grocers x&h ' P 'i '.