The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 30, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text" wV "31 "jj - && t...1 i't 'itfV THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH rrtLLS. OREGON MOM.V, )( PAGH VWO ,:ulli:iino .... . io iiw " IvS 4 i itt. t ' m - u m STOLEN STAR IS FOUND IN TRUNK WAS TAKKX FROM FOLICKMAN IIV GHOUL DURING SAX FRX CISCO FIRE 11 YEARS AGO AND FOUND VKSTERDAY. United Prew Service SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30. Al most eleven yean ago, when Ore was threatening San Francisco, a ghoul stole the uniform and star of Police man Thomas Cottle. An hour later, this man was seen stripping earrrlngs from a dead woman. An order went nut from General Funston to have Policeman 15 shot on sight. A brother officer yesterday bought an unclaimed trunk at a sale! In the bottom lay the long missing badge '. 15. It was presented to Cottle, now a detective, this morning. The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH, Editor Published dally except Sunday by The Herald Publishing Coapany of Klamath Falls, at 115 Fourth street. Entered at the postoBce at Klamath Falls. Oregon, for transmission through the aaails as second-class matter. Subscription terms by mail to any address in the United States: One year .. 5.00 One month : .60 MONDAY, OCEOBKR 30, 1016 Herald's Classified Advs. Advertisements In the Classified columns are printed at the rate of Five Cents a line, invariably In ad vance. Hereafter no advertisement will be accepted unless accompanied by the cash. FOR SALE COUNT PUBLICITY FOR SALE Gentle bay saddle pony, weighs 1,000 pounds. Call Mc- Pherren at J. S. Mills & Son. Phone 9, 27-St FOR SALE Dry land potatoes, 2c, Mendenhali place, or delivered In town. P. C. Carlson. 7-tf FOR SALEI Set of single driving harness. Apply Rev. W. H. Cox, 235 Tenth street Phone 165. MISCELLANEOUS MONEY TO LOAN on city and ranch lands. Arthur R. Wilson. 14-tf HOGS WANTED Feeders. Enquire Matt's second-hand Btore, Sixth st. J. W. Burke. 25-lmo WANTED To exchange a residence in Southern California for a farm near here or In Klamath, county. Fred C. Robert. Malln, Ore. 10-2 1-1 mo FOR RENT One to three rooms. close In; hot and cold water: fur nace heat. Inquire 305 Pine St. 27-6t MWMWWWWWIWWWMWWWWWWWW MEN WANTED AT ALGOMA BOX FACTORY, SAWMILL AND LOGGING Apply at Algoma Lumber Co. SHOE TEA KEEPS YOllRJAIR DARK WHEN MIXED WITH SULPHUR IT RINO RACK IT HEAUTIFUL LUSTRE AT ONCE . BILL has been placed on the bal lot of the coming election by the Klamath Commercial Club, asking! one' quarter mill from the general tax levy for the support of the club. This! lucaiiB iwtrutj-iivt; veuis un u luwusuim dollars, or about fifty cents to a dol lar a year for the average farmer and business man of the county. It ap pears that a general tax method has been inaugurated in other sections. and is working successfully. The! home organtation has been supported in the past mainly by business men of the city who have given generously to aid a work which they considered to be a benefit to the community. The Commercial Club has been established and In running order for more than a year. It has undertaken and in some instances completed work which is ex pected of organisations of this kind. In the Strahorn railroad, the proposed beet sugar factory, the reservation opening movement and the Lava Beds roads, we find commendable results among the larger things undertaken, in addition to the multitude of small er enterprises In which It Is involved. The Klamath Commercial Club Is gen erally conceded to be a live body, and its work has proved satisfactory to those 8UDDortina it. The voters of j the county now have a chance to de cide whether such results as have been achieved are worth a fraction to them In the future what they have been worth to a few in the past. One thing is certain, if such work is worth continuing, it should be continued at the expense of all whq share Its bene fits rather than by a loyal few upon whom the drain becomes burdensome. The club has shown what it can do and what may be expected of it, add people are not asked to vote on a questionable enterprise. If carried, the revenue becomes more dependable and plans for its work can be laid and carried out more effectively than for-.-merly, when the constant shifting of membership made Its income uncer tain. The financial assistance re quested will, if voted, be expended under the supervision of the counjy commissioners, insuring voters against improper expenditures. We believe that where single and factional efforts will prove fruitless, concerted action will win; that things necessary for the county's best interest can best be secured by a central organization working unitedly for that purpose, and that those receiving benefits should share in their payment. mont quarries the vlllago of Douau mont, the forests of Chapttrc, Fumln, Chcnola, taufee and Calllette In quick succession. There was a short pause and the telephone brought word of the capture of the Vaux Pond. It was 3 o'clock when Fort Souvllte telephoned that the French had reached Fort Douaumont and were fighting about Its entrance. French officers waited wlth cool confidence for the next won. "We have surrounded Fort Douau mont," came a message at 5 o'clock For an hour we peered out over the distant battlefield, on the alert at the same time for some news from the .telephone. Suddenly sharp gusts of wind lifted the mists and the smoke clouds, revealing the trl-color of France floating at the summit of Douaumont. At the same moment,! Fort Souvllle flashed the word that! Douaumont had been captured. It was then 6 o'clock. a cross In one " trnveynrda n mes- right into your sore, stiff, nel B ,,; Ft j,, Armstrong. grow Joints, una relict comes insinnuy. 01, bind' Jacob's Oil" Is u harmloss rheumatism gartsns placed un their abandoned gr sago which utter the war may Into loimul which will hell) Austro-Hungary to Italy in peace. llnlraont which never dliappoluth and The improvised cometcry Is on the .cannot burn the skin. Lower Carso. Kach of Its 2,000 Limber up! Quit complulnlng! Get graves Is marked with n small wood-J a small trial bottle of old, honest rft. en cross and buckler. On the cross Jacob's Oil" at any drug store, and In nearest the gate underline caption' just a anoment you'll bo free from L'f'1 Is the ploa. iheumt W. or 'K. K. R.-1. 46 Frledhef It reads: "Italians! If In your heroic ad- Vance, you come on these parts, show not profanity, but respect to this llt tlo city of the dead. Keep It safe, wo ;ray you. For after this calamity, when wo will again bu friends, wo shall still have tears In our eyes to h water the soil, which covers the bones of our brothers." ihcumatlc pnln, soreness and stiffness. Don't suffer! Relief awaits you. "St. Jacob's Oil" Is Just as good for sci atica, neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sprains. Adv. LEGAL NOTICES All the Richard Jose Victor Records In stock at Shepherd's Piano Depot, next door postofllce. 30-tf CAPTURE OF FORT DOUAUMONT TOLD TAKEN BY THREE HOURA OI' BRILLIANT OFFENSIVE IN RAIN MIHTS AND CLOLU3 OF SMOKH f AYS WOOD. Qrajr bair, however kaadsome, de notes advancing age. We all know the advantages of a youthful appearance. Your bair is your charm. It makes or mars the face. When It fades, turns gray and looks streaked, just a few sp Ucatloas of Sage Tea and Sulphur SB mm tts apaearaaos a fcsadnd-foM. Oast stay frayl Look youagl Bihar prepare tae reeipe at borne or at turn aay drug store a M-eeat bot Ue af "WjraU'a Saae aad Sulpaar Coav wales la merely the old time 1 lasarsrad by Use addJUoa of eta- af aaaradieats. Thousands of folks raaaasaad tale reedy-teHwe areaera Mfav beaaaea It dsrkeai the bair bean tMatr. Vssllis, aa' oao oka possibly ,)WI,.e M so naturally aad Yaw asoiataa a sponge or soft wtttt,aaw1a tale Uuroufl, tae I aaa small atraad eta time. Um ry, tajr disappears; an cation or two, its ie reetared. aad It ee- aac lastroas, ana x f - gmm pjMtjHr. BbJMF I ? ,jwagssrysaw yewaaer. , - y J RBwe mm mi mmm Cm :.;'.- mmmm.'''! BY HENRY WOOD (United Press Staff Correspondent) VERDUN, Via Chantllly, Oct. 30. Battling in rain mists and clouds of smoke, the French recaptured Fort Douaumont in less than three hours In the brilliant offensive that swept the Crown Prince back from Verdun. The entire operation was witnessed by General Joffre, commander-ln chief of France's armies. From an observation post in one of the Verdun, forts, the correspond ent watched the French Infantry launch the attack at 11:40 Tuesday morning, after three days of unpre cedented artillery preparation. The rain, the fog, and the constant explo sion of shells hid men from sight, but it was possible to follow the French advance by the shirting of the car riage fire, especially that of the Ger mans, which first came from Frelde Terre and then was forced to shorten upon Thlaumont and then Douau mont as the French swept all before them. Telephone calls from other French forts kept us informed of the French advance. First, at 12:30 Molly ra- ,VMe was captured, the voice over the telephone said. The the Raudro- RESPECT ASKED FOR ENEMY DEAD HUNGARIAN RETREATING PLACE ON ABANDONED GRAVEH RE QUEST THAT THE DEAD BE NOT PROFANED. Notice or Hide of Real Property by Administrator In the .County Court of the Slate of Oregon, for the County of Klam ath. v lit the Matter of the Estate of Mary A. Wilcox, also known as Mary A Jones, Deceased. Notice Is hcrehr ntven Hint In Pur- If It's worth luivlng, it'n worth In-; Riiimco of an order of the County urlng. See Chilcote. 14 RUB RHEUMATIC, BY JOHN H. HKARLEY (United Press Staff Correspondent) ROME, Oct. 15. (By Mall) Sad dened by their losses, retreating Hun- ACHING JOINTS AND STOP PAIN INSTANT RELIEF WITH SMALL TRIAL BOTTLE OF OLD, PENE TRATING ' ST. JACOB'S OIL" Rheumatism Is "pain" only. Not one carte In fifty requires Inter nal treatment. Stop drugging! Rub Court of the 8tato of Oregon, for tho County of Klamath, made and en (toreel on the 28th day of October, l!Mli, in ine manor 01 1110 vniiue m Mary A. Wilcox, also known as Mary I A. Jones, deceased, the undersigned. j ns iidmlnlstratnr of tho estnto of said ' , Wleciased, will sell, ut public auction, to tho highest bidder, for cash, sub ject to confirmation by the nhovo cntliled court, on Saturday, the 2ml clay or December, i!1fi, at tho hour ri 10 o'clock In tho forenoon, In front of tlio Klamath County Court lions j, I In Klamath Falls, Klnmatn County,, vm'ftnn, nil 1110 num. tmc, iiiiuivu nnd eHtnto or Mary A. Wilcox, aim I now 11 as Mary A. Jones, deceased, 11 1 the time of her denth, In ami to the followliiK described real propel ly, situated in Klnmath County, Oregon, to wit: The north one-hair or the north east quarter, the southeast quni tor or the northeast (itiurter, and the northeast quarter or the south Second Ward Judges of Electien: K. W. llowcn, W. 0. Townsend, l. L. Fountain. Clerks of Electien: W. B. Slough. Charles Gravai. Third Ward Judges of Electien: J. O. Ueardsley, John.Shsnnon, W. F, Arant. Clerks of Electien: Percy Evans, llurg Mason. Fourth Wnrd Judges of Electien: Hen Owens, G. T. McDonald, Clias. Thomas. Clerks of Electien: Mr. I.ylo Mills, J. II. Potter. Fifth Ward Judges of Electien: J. W. Stout, J. W. Lindsay, J. F. Par ker. Clerks of Electien: Alex Nos ier, Fred Dunning. In case one or morn of said Judges or clerks of election shall not be present at tho time prescribed for onenlng tho polls, tho Judges and clerks present may elect any quail- lied person present to art as such 'judgo or clerk. No perhon shall be entitled to vole at such special election who Iff not 1 n legal voter of tho City of Klamath Fulls. In accordance with the consti tution and laws or tho State of Ore gon and the charter of said city. Dated thl 24th day of October, A. I). It to. C. II. CRISI.EH, (Soil) Mnyor. Attest: A. L. I.EAVITT, Police Judgo. mim of four I,,,,,,,..,, n.,- "Moo (Hr,8.hrl)rJi,!Sr-,lkMi '' ..'HI Mil or I,, ,, . ' 4 da. "--..nun ,0 ult) city Uf K .; ?m. (forme, lyuhlnillo) sceST duly recorded i.tat Th 1 to "' he,.,coo ft tlTi ill. f o.,.Kun .nSLS uted In the located W till. ? ? ? ? Why Vote Pendleton $125,000 For something we already po jesses a State'Normal School tor . Eastern Oregon Why vote an annual tax of one-twcnty-iirtb of a mill for a Pen dleton Normal when one-fortieth of a mill would provide ample main tenance for the Weston Normal? Do you want to be out of pocket f 325,000 in ten years? This Is th? approximate sum that a Pendleton Normal would cost over and above the cost of the Weston Normal, allowing for a nominal increase In state valuations Every man, woman and child Jn Oregon is annually taxed 1 30, according to A. H. Harris, a Portland writer. Taxes for all pur poses in 1916 reached the enor-mous total of $22,000,920.94. SchooU alone cost $7,000,000. Why toss tax money aVjiy by 'granting Pen-' dleton's absurd demands? ' Why Not Reopen the Weston Plant? It's ready for use, and consists of four buildings and ten acres of ground. It has been recently Inspected and approved by such prominent architects as Beezer Bros, or Seattle nnd Osterman & Slebert or Walla Walla. Beezer Bros, say that $2,000 properly ex pended on the principal building would bring it to an "almost perfect condition." These substantial taxpayers, officials and men -or affairs denounce the Pendleton scheme as one or "extravagant roily": J. M. Banister, mayor or Weston; Homer I. Watts, Mayor of Athena; B. B. Richards, recorder of Athena; H. A. Barrett, merchant, Athena; C. A. Barrett, 'state senator, Athena; H. B. Lee, ex-county commissioner, Milton; J. F. Slover, merchant, Freowater; C. D. Hobbs, mayor or Milton; H. L. Frazler, ex-county commissioner, Milton. Why did not Pendleton confine her bill to a normal school prop osition? Why does she seek to "validate" Instltutons that are firm ly and lawfully established? Is it not clear that this Is a vote-catching device? Isn't it "log rolling" of the rankest, variety? And finally, would you care to send your children to a town Impregnated with Round Up atmosphece? Isn't It a fact that a great Round Up town Is for that very reason a poor stato school town? Would you want your children ta carouse, ranee and gamble in Happy Canyon or to even witness Its wanton revelry? (Paid advertisement, F, D. Watts, -. E. O. DeMoss, Wra. MacKenzle, R A. Barnes, Oregon.) Notice of Final Account the County Court of tho Stale o'. Oregon, for Klamath County. In the Matter or the Estate or Robert Aloxnndor, Deceased. Stale or Oregon, County or Klamath, BS. To nil Persons Interested In the )'. talo or Robert Alexander, Do ceased. You a ro hereby notified that on !hu 21st day or October, 1910, Archlo! I.. Alexander, administrator of the tttnte or Robert Alexander, deceanod, Plod In Hald court his final account tin said administrator and that sal'l linn) nt'couiit will bu henrd mi tliii .r::V.2,Vr,,T.VA5St y of November. 1910, at tho Thirteen East. Willamette' Morld-, hour or 10 o'clock a. m.. at the coun- " Ore, ..U0K My nny Judgment ii..i " ,0 tallied .iRnl,mi,ou by vlrtZ' of attachment mirndy J,.U', This summons In ,,", rt htrl. "on .hereof , fej h M I'Ubllo newspaper of J ' ' " " Kails, Klamntl. fim 2 " h once a week for u HUcceMU. . ' the llrst publication beln. I.j trlMnid.a.dl SS1 lion October 30, 1916 bnVlW"1 onrnbl II. V KlT' If. rlrcult court a? Oregon, i,ri, ,,, nr,,cr ?. dated, enlore.l m,il 0,1 u ,!,. on September 10,, ,hl"al1 W. 'I. A. UKNNER, Attorney for iii.i.,',. !r.-2-9-n;-2;i-:io Ian, contaltilng 100 ucres, accord ing to ttiu United Stnten Govern ment survey thereof. I will Hell said real property, and the whole thereof. In one lot or par cel and the proceeds of the salif of ?:t!d ical property will bo applied brut to tho payment of tho claims against vuld estate, together with the co In or admlnlHtratloii and accruing costH, and tho balance remnliilug will Im- palil over to those by law entitled thereto. JOHN N. WARREN. Administrator of the above Estate. 30-0-13-20-27 Clark Wood, Weston, Vote 309 X NO for every home A good oil heater chases the chill from cold corners. A gallon of PEARL OIL gives nine hours of cheery, odorless, intense heat In blue or white enamel or plain black harmonizing with the finest surroundings. Prices: $3.75 to $7.75 Perfection Oil Heater For beat reaulta use PEARL OIL SSmmmmmmW RvwwvHTf SHbvu h if''TH HaraMBS3aPaBaBsal yMrj Mm v frrr- apH r V t rsaaavsaal J I a 9kaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB.sal ForSaUbtf Klamatk Hardware Co. Baldwin Hardwara Co. Klamath Depft. Store Roeerta ft Haalu SPECIAL CITY ELECTION State of Oregon ) County of Klamath ) ss City of Klamnth Falls) inouco is hereby given thnt on Tuesday, tewlt: tho 14th day ot No cnibcr, A. D. 191C. at the tallowing nunmd polling places, In the City of Kiamnin kuiih. Klamath County. Oregon, tewlt: I First Ward Polling plnce. Bank Exchange. Second Ward Polling place. Now City Hall. Third Ward Polling place, San derson building. Fourth Ward Polling placo Mc Donald's store. Tilth Ward Polling place, Reed building, Falrvlow Addition. A speclul election will bo held, nt which there will bo submitted to tho qualified voters or said city tor their approval or rejection, pursuant to Or dlrnnco No. 398. passed and ap prised on the lfitn duy or Ociohi-r, A. V. 1916. an amendment lo !-vrtlnn 87, Article IV., of tho charter of the ;cny or Klamath Falls, proposed, adopted and submitted bv the com mon council to the iialli1ed voters I of the city. j Paid proposed amendment Is printed In pamphlet form by the lty and copies mailed to every legal voter within the city whoso addrers M mown, and said pamphlet can bo had at thd office of tho police judge I upon application. - ".'he general purport or said char lor nmenumont Is cx.oroiied in the , ballot title adopted by tho police jnuge ami mo common council, and which will appear upon tho ballot, being numbered 300 to 301 and In the tallowing werds: "Shall Section 87. Artleln IV. r the charter or the City or Klamath Falls, Oregon, bo amended to author ize and emnower thn nunnmn m.n. ell to buy, build, eaulii. ncnulrn. muliitujn and operate rullwnys and railroads operated by steam, electric or other power, and to acquire rights-of-way, terminals, easements and real property, and to bring actions tar the condemnation or taking or private property tar public uso, and to borrow money and rund Indebted ness to carry out any one or moro ot said powers by Issuing and selling the negotiable warrants or linmiu at wild city to tho aggrcgato amount or threo hundred thousand dntinra t300,000.00), bearing Interest at not moro than six per centum (6 per rentum) per annum, and pnyablo semi-annually, said warrants or bonds to bo payable In not to oxecod fifty (.10) years, and providing tar tho levy and collection or n direct annual ad valorem-tax on all the tax ublo property In said city, In addition to all other taxes, sufficient to pay the principal and Interest on said warrants or bonds according in i.ip tenor; and repealing any provision or provisions or the charter of said city in conflict therewith; all of which is more particularly set forth In Or dinance No. 396, passed and ap-l-roved'on tho 24th day of October A. D. 1916, submitting said amend ment to the voters of the City of Klamath Falls?" The said special eloctlon will be held commencing at nine o'clock In the morn ng and the polls will remain opon until eight o'clock in the after noon of said day. , The Judges and clerks of inriinn! are. resneotlvelv. th fniinn,i named qualified electors of the City of Klamath Falls: ' First Ward Judges of Electien: t court room In the City of Klamath Pi.tts, In said county, nnd you lira hereby cited to appear at the time ami place above designated and show cause, If such exists, why said no coo nt should not bo allowed, nnd set tlement thereof had and Archie L. Alexander, administrator, Is hereby dlrocted to give notice thcreot In somo newspaper published In Klamath county, state or Oregon, said news paper to bo designated by said Archlo L. Alexander, administrator, said pub lication to bo as often as once a week for four successive weeks. rated this 21st day or October. l'Jlfi. MARION HANKS, 23-30-6-13-20. County Judge. Summons (No. 890 Law) In tho Circuit Court In nnd for tho, County ot Klamath, Stato or Oregon. International Harvester Company of America (a Corporation), Plain- tirr, vs. C. II. Rector, Defendant. v To C. II. Rector, Defendant nbove named: In the namo of tho stato of Orogen: You are hereby required to appear and answer tho complaint filed against In tho nbove entitled action on or before the 31st day of October, 191C, that being the last day of tho time proscribed In the order of pub lication of this summons, and If you fall bo to appear, plead, answer, de mur, or otherwise move, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the court for tho relief prayed for In his complaint, to-wlt: For a Judgment against you In the is-: r Van Riper Bros. . 'mni.iw We Are Pniihubir, AreYos? TBA -.'KliKll.li llreskfMf-J mm, notour ,-iur ,, HpU 4ft wi.ivi-; oil, "S. a W'HsJ HMiiitti, Iftruo bottle im Sliced lYnrlicHWOninrr HrtwT . I .. NTAiiL-iiwArW Coraoroio four pMrknKVM y, Ilellis HuiKht-ttl, Italian WtU. Three runs yj MIUF 'iiuiil.W. -All nridb. ,,f,rr"' II. Itctler buy u do, pH g oii nilviuue to l'J)r. Get the Habit Car leaves for DORRIS every night 8 p.m. Headquarters at Mecca Billiard Parlor Long Trips Our Specialty Star Jitney Service , PHONE 153 ajMMWVWWWWWWWMWMMMW wvwwwvwWMMsWaW New City Laundry ALL HAM) WORK We rarerully launder sH iUk wool or fancy dresses or coKtsl goods. We have a stwll lsa7, but do nice work. Work called for sad deurwei PHONE IM 17 .V. Fourth St., hark W FW National fUak Teach to Children to Save Point out to them tho necessity of Atartlng to savo whllo In their teens and tell them or tho power, iuttiienco nnd Independence It brings. Why not open un account with tiH for each of the children and give them to iiuderstnnt the money Is theirs, und you expect them to put away their nickels and dimes instead of spending thoui. UoOOOKOIXXXW".-"'-- "'". FIRST STATE M SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH PALLS. OKEUUw aaa Za ' Klamath Kold Knocker A small sngarosted ! W that will cures coM , one day. Price 25c gold only by (WenwodsPM J m KLAMATH FALLS 0l?Efl0W TfTtr w WHEUt PAIITieUtARPfOFtB MJklOX ' uv thufi "onuo BBnaaw