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

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Newspaper Page Textuw- l"p-l - BmairiOrcifci Mrs. THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, QPIBJ1QM THURSDAY ' tttminf ' ''" K . -t &V& & BS HMMMMHIt Ift'tht CiMtlltod 'l iLniwiriM at the rata lMta llMviftaMy m mteMaeeemeanled 'JT ,. L l"" !.-i. V (i- f-.- f Jj "Oi JK?. Vd - r-. 'i . 4 "'- HCUrp $tf a&rV V JWN y,,. ."-- MMM 4" ,i .jZ. If 'P&R"utlL- - -..uk vn wi' j-j.ji, - aenri KBiMnRPii luianacu -. f V'vMfcrdiMas JMWdii furnace heut; V 1.. ,Paoaoii8M. 2l-6t "?!,' . 'fe.Ft TheEvening Herald W. 0. SMITH, Editor Published Mir except Sunday ay The Herald Publishing Coraanay of Klamath Falls, at 115 Forta street Entered at the postotlco at Klemih Falls. Oregon, for transmission through the mails as second-class matter. THE LOST AMERICAN LEGION i! mmmmmmmmamKUMKmmmwmKmtmmmmmmmmmmm B t I TT One month . MISCELLANEOUS Rates rea-24-6t Lost and found '&!? ' v it. rat In 'ilckncss r;.-S. ''uaaaala PhntiA J73 M. 3&. '' Lriimtmnt TO LOAN on city and ranch I'3NW' lands: Arthur R. Wilson. l-tt ". ' f' J : - . f '1 ? L, " SSSv.' r : w& liOBT One red heifer year ling at ,'&-V . .aviW ....a ImiiIiJ 'PS nn left -5J-Xr,s vww - - . .. . esSMcV'Tlae and T-aeert-Bar on lert nip. !X)gT Two yearling steers, one red and one black and white; branded T-aeart-bar on left hip; under half crop In left ear and swollen fork In right; last Been on tipper Klamath Lake on east-aide. Liberal reward. Notify J. N. Stiles box 62, Klamath Kails. 28-3f aaWa Vmnwlntr f nr seelnc -'jt.i.aasijwww: "-- 'JSV ..':lf- 3. V Blllea. box KPfia IfesS s ; x-s BnbscripUoa tarma by aaall te any addrena la the United States: One year tS. . .M THURSDAY XOVKMIIKR 3ft, MAY REVIVE OLD AMERICAN PIAYS (Kote Following ls"lai second of a terlet of tnree atones oy j. . fegler nnout the lest American l.fg'on" ot the Caro-Hna army.) Hy J. V. 1 FQLRR (Inlted re3 ?iuff Corresnonilfnt ON THE RrtOt.'fK COAST. .'. )i, (By Mil iwo AmuKMr.3 h"u matchet "..!. ltadershlp s nl H.prt of oppolnr .' mcrlcan ."cc. lt-ttRl-ed and shctil. Vnnods when t!ivy camo face to face In Canada's Amo- I Irnn lafftnlv They are Lleuteomt Track Rich- .niton of.l Summit. Mo., a f)imtr corporal of Tancho Villa's army, and Major Andrcd Rasmussen, ex-major under General Obregon. Richardson's future In the big wur denenda on the medical officers. Ho was caught In a stream of machine j RRAMA LKAGUK OP AMERICA WILti EXPERIMENT TO FIND IP THERE IS NATIVE AMERI CAN TRARITIOX IX DRAMA. ' United Press Service. NEW YORK, Nov. 30. To find the out whether there is a native Amert- ie Boury j. KlamaU Falls. Stiles, Reward. 62, 28-3t -Ttr BBTRAT NOTICE 'There came to my pasture. Jon'ng Pelican. Bar Lumoer Company's f.lant on the north, about Nov. 1st, one black yearling sneer; no brand vlatkle; awallowrbrk In right ear. Owner will please claim samo and nay teed and for thto adv. F. C. DeCHAINE. m. Shlpplngton Hotel. ' Phone 28. J. 30-3t law .. DANCE At Gray's Hall, Friday, December 1. Tea are Invited. Good music and a good Use. 2B-Sf is &St . i I $fe2 while yoti watt. See 7 WRepairiiig Sm?. Mn 'at tmr rave prices aSFVV s ." iaMUjff ,-" 1. . -. . i - - iSWi tyWwUM. cryacaw -,.... wc CTrtm.tNung . . . . j:. . "" rvJsKtWT ile wela" .T". TV '. - ...-... .75c Two expert watchmakers and en- aWA:i9 ..sravera employed. Railroad watch m.T : -SSfc KS iiS4,' s 3SK i A liraWng a specialty. All work war- rkated f or one year. Give us a trial and yoa -will be .convinced. J f i T. O: McHATTAJJ. f0WW&0HI0l00W0WWl ft ''Ma, , F. If. WHITE Bye, Ear, Nose and Threat Eye Tested GlAsees Fitted Sw7 Odd FeUowa DoildfaiK ; m rfMiMMMMj1Mit,Mjaaay 1" ., ISSfe'. '-. i!l. T. - LrP;- ; "HeWs yor. -tna check" Mighty '. wkeet eetae Hex lays yon np, to &t v ( T0 F" Rd " be envelope ;''i"' S'-'-' : 'it-li u. .lul. fm nuiv n fH .HEi Maaf ww. w.., -- iDiaaHHty Policy. can tradition in drama from which plays of genuine American fibre may be written, the Drama League of America, In December, Is to give a revival or some or tne oia-urae thrillers. The program Includes .parts from "Uncle Tom Cabin," 'Davy Crockett." "Shore Acres," "The Contrast," "The Girls With the Green Eyes" and "Andre." When Edgar Allen Poe was dramatic critic of the Broadway Journal he saw "Andre" forty times and even then had not entirely made up his mind that it was a genuinely good play. Only portions of the plays will be produced, the best from each, and In such order that ln an afternoon's Kilting a spectator will see the prog ress of American drama from Its pre-Civil war stage of development to ihat reached just berore tbe present. iort omcer on the Buford . Among it Americana In the legion, wno ' .... ...!.- MWV BPA flAll atrveci In lis aninnui "- - ", Clarke of Santa Barbara, uai., aiso k . A k.ltlAM sattd nve years in me cooi mnci , Fourth cavalry: Stanley 8. Dale or Ohio and W. Holroyil of Kansas, wno tttlil fniir voara mi tllO U. 8. 8. Kanaka Private Joe Fancy of Springfield, Ohio, was a traveling salesman when ho first mot Cnntoln W. E. uurr That was In Detroit, whore Burr was nart owner of Jewelry store. Fahey's "lino" was Port Wnyno "nowser" tanks, Lieutenant Qeorao Banks of Ios Angeles Is the son of a mining engl-j ncer and was euucnicu in moxicu, City, whore ho lived for several years Other officers of the legion nro . .t-mar'..A ikT iar fittinvin r Miiriiiwiiitiii. gun bullets at Neuve vnappeue. ujr ...... ,.......-.... -ill. t Jl ...KIn ran rnm.lMHU.. nna V OHIllllKlUIl, 1UI ir.ui.,.: years In the Philippines; Pottsvllle, Pa. Burbank and constabulary In the' Mnlor Allenback of and Lieutenants M. E, A. E. Alexander both pnny of the Princess Pat regiment. With seventeen wounds, the Mis suurlnn was Invalided to Canada, where he, joined the legion as a pri vate on .the day he was discharged from the hospital. Major iRIchardson regards his pre- SvIouj lights as mere skirmishes. En listing in the Et'oith United States Carslry in Portland, Oregon, he went to tht Philippines as bugler In G tioop. The Mexican trouble was the nearest thing to a light then In prog ress when he arrived back In San Francisco, so he lost no time In get ting couth of the border. lHMt ftKaapAM filllAlrlv YMflVa . : : "".",:.., ZJ summons training he had received with the In Justice Court. In and for the Dis united States army. The Oregonlan M' or ". fW OI . . ...... . ....i' Klamath and State of Oregon. and after one spectacular brush with Klamath Hardware Company. Richardson's command, was pro-. i'-"""" '" HMMt WMla . V8 iraduates of tho University of Maine, Alexander Is from Houghton, Mich. . A CHEAP HOME Good Avcrnom plastered house anil Sexl87foot lot In good neighborhood. It's a real bargain at 91,000. Only (ttOO rash and the balance like rent. See Chllcote. 24-6t m Recent headnaHersat Sheaherila, next door poetoflce. . 17tt The forest service co-operates with sixty slock growers associations in Oregon and Washington for' the pur pose of bettering stock and range con ditions on the national forest ranges of. the two states. , - ID HEADACHE Oil NEURALGIA PAIN Get a Ji 10 aamt naekmm ot ;' Saadaelia Fawrdam gad don't goffer. Dr. safe. - tj PI- mz V ETM-IZE awl any Httle akkaees or accident be eswea a jeke. 18 to fase to yn every oar weeks'; ot'ier Bayaaents. 7 CHUXXJTB, AGENT flfll Mate 8C W A AN OLD RECIPE TO DARKEN HAIR TsM AMO tULPHUS f URNS iYt FA0ID 'HAIR DARK AND When your head aches you simply mast have relief or you will go wild. It's aesdlesa to suffer wbea yoa ean take a remedy like .Dr. James' Head ache Powders aad relieve the paia and neuralgia at eace. Send someone to the drag store bow for a dir-- package of; . Janus HeadadK 9 'oweers. VtftMt attaTA! Ta a fw cnmt.wnfa iM will fed fee headache gone-o aior' nenraigui pais). wfifaSi . tS!3tr &tX .' ; ' sjfanrsnw aawwsi uhh. 'haalftlia maiMpaJ olAa mmA Ina. tM Isilfe katr wkaa faded, atraaked ar 'tl-S ffij:''1r-W''-t-?Ijrwr,,t V ihta anjlare wm to amke It at boaae, 'fMh irbMi-w aansay and troublesome rJia!Kk..f V M, &? " i j. 1 , j ,' if if At ': w We. at ,, alaiaiaa 'wa aiawly ask at aay ?'Qfawfaj awia ser -wwymmm mw vlMrliwil." Ton wlU get a large mm at tnto ait MM Iwetf atafcwv- e4lyUMae4Mtaafetaerlagrealeata. Voir akt M aesta. rerybody aaes ttM iswMratloa bow. ay. wss law yww asi fc'awia "It ae nataraUy and feU aawjNi iiaoaaa ar aaft i1tr-mmA inv tkia tkmaaai ,mt aa, """" TT" MaaaMttaUnM M Um gray hair ate- ffifafflSrffxl - aaniBaaa. Bgkfc.i, Eii; 34. 1 -1 4. . aajar- .", WmM JftwawK .jSii Wwettrt fate U S'aa'ava UmjmM WfJKt np"p ffaiVwsnvssg' Klamath Floral Company We have taken over the basi nees of the Klamath Floral com pany from Mrs. L. H. Bath, and will endeavor to give the pablic the very best of service. All or ders for fanerals promptly Ailed. w Call and leave yoar orders for Thanksgiving aad Xmas lioJIy and Sowers. i Oflceat Klanath Transfer Co. Phones . Owk 90W, Ras. 34tV Mrs. T. J. Pratiter and Mrs. JI. J. Simmers That campaign was a loosely man aged enterprise compared to the Sonirae and the Americans frequent ly caught sight of each other riding at the head of their forces. Ras miiMAti unlit today he tried all his skill In mountain embuscadea in. the clfort to round up the Villurtas. But Richardson kept him so busy fight ing his way out of counter traps that neither (was successful. ! The apposition went to pieces sud denly. JAfter the clean-up, Rasmus sen learned that bla opponent haJ gone to Canada. Richardson la still In Canada. After numerous exami nations the medical officers forced ltlm Ito take three months leave, .vthJcb ia likely to be extended liber ally .untess he makes a remarkable recovery. "Seventeen machine gun bullets will make a human sieve of the best man that ever walked," said Captain U. S. Hutchinson of Mound City. 111.. a medical officer In the legion. "Rlch ardsonlwould have shipped as a sto- .. ... . w-... . m 1 iter iJ kci ubck. iu rniuc. inrs: streamed down his cheeks when our transport swung off leaving him on the pier. " "Ho ,1s a student of machine guns and even gave up his captaincy in the legion, 'becoming a lieutenant again, to stay with the machine gun section. That In Itself is quite a sac rlJire, especially when a man has risen from the ranks as rapidly as he Lad." The meeting of Rasmussen and Richardson is only one of a dozen reunions In the legion. Lieutenant M. J. Robb of Vermont was In the same troop with Rasmussen In tho Philippines meeting him for the first time in years when the legion began to round up for service. Robb was a i-c.-.ut on the staff of Major Gen eral Bell. Lieutenant E. L. Jacques met Sergeant "Paddy" Diamond as an old neighbor of the Yukon, where Jacuues was a member of the North west Mounted Police. Both have nerved- the United States, Jacques in the Fourteenth Infantry ia the Phil ippines, and Diamond ia the revenue cuiier i service. Ana w. t. Mccor mick of Hoboken was an old friend of Diamond's "revenue" days. The "navy men" met Captain B. L. Good win of Dallas, Texas, former trans- M. L. Wells, Defendant. To M. L. Wells, Defendant, above named. In the name ot the State of Oregen: f You are hereby required to appear and answer tho complaint filed against you In the above entitled action on or before the 30th day of December. 1016, that being tho last day of the time prescribed In tho or der of publication of this summons. and If you fall so to appear, plead. demlir, or otherwise move, for want, tbereor, piaintltr win appiy 10 mo court for the relief prayed for in Its ii complaint, to-wlt: For a judgment against you in tho sum of one hundred thirty-nine nnd 80-100 ($139.80) dollars, for goods, wares and merchandise sold and de livered to you, and costs of suit and thst the property attached be sold to satisfy judgment that may herein be obtained. This summons is served upon you, the said defendant, by the publica tion thereof in the Evening Herald. a public newspaper ot general circu lation, printed and published at Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, once a week; for six conse cutive weeks, the first publication be ing made November 16, 1916, and the last publication December 28, 1916, by order of E. W. Gowen, Jus-tlce-of the Peace. In and for the Dis trict of Llnkvllle. County of Klam ath,, and State of Oregon, which said order was made, entered, dated and filed In this notion on. November 1G, 1916. W. H. A. RENNER, Attorney for Plaintiff 16-23-30; Dec. 7-14-21-28. g XOVKMI1KH no, .-,. HHlsSlllliijJI o itot nnn nr. 8 Each Year! THE present electric, service load of Klamath Palls if billed to the consumers at the rates to be voted upon by the citizens of Klamath Falls on December Sth, 1916, would save to the public TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS as compared with the rates under which they are forced to live at present. If the franchise which the public is called upon to vote on Tuesday, December Sth carries by a majority of the voters the rates which are embodied in this fran chise become automatically fixed and it is not within the power of any commission or any city officials to raise or lower these rates without the consent of the citizens of Klamath Falls. This will give to Klamath Falls an electric service company absolutely under the control of the citizens to whom service is rendered. This fact alone would be well worth the cost of the election in Klamath Falls in future years as a means of getting low rates for their electricity. If you want cheap power, if you want to support new industries, if you want to keep your money in Klamath rvt..nfy if vnu believe in competition as a means of getting the best service at the lowest price, you should 8 be at the polls and vote for the Keno Power Um pany's franchise on Tuesday, December 5, 1915. r ! I Keno Power Co. WaWWIMaWllMlllHiMM I I IMHHIMItai SUMMONS In the Circuit Court. In and for the County of Klamath and State of Oregon. Jennie lawyer, Plaintiff, t vs. Robert Sawyer, Defendant To Robert Sawyer, Defendant, above named. In the name of the State of Oregen: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In tbe above entitled suit on or before the 80th day ot Decem ber, 1916, that being the last dsy of the time prescribed in the order of publication of this summons, and If you fall so to appear, plead, answer, demur, or otherwise move, for want thereof plaintiff will apply to ths court tor tht relief prayed for In her complaint, to-wlt: For a decree dissolving tbe bonds of matrimony now existing between the plaintiff and attendant, upon the grounds of willful desertion on the nart of the defendant for mora than one year previous to the Instituting of this suit. This summons Is served upon you. the said defendant, by the publica tion thereof in the Evening Herald, a public newspaper 01 general cir culation, printed and published at Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Ore gon, once a week, for six consecutive weeks, the first publication being made November 16, 1916, and the last publication December 28, 1916, by order or the Honorable D. V. Kuy kendall, Judge of tbe Circuit Court of Klamath County, Oregon, which said order was made, entered, dated and filed in this suit on November 15, 1916. ) W. HZ A. RENNER, Attorney for Plaintiff. 16-23-30; Dec. 7-14-81-38. for Sale BARLKY AND OATS Almost as geod at nay. DeUv erad by the load at fM per teat' wUI start naalla. neat weak. Leave orders wKb, F.tDeOUW ! si-u nnnwanM lnnnnwawH nnwaw nnnnwaB Every time yon see a man smoking a Fatima, yon know he is getting all the comfort that is pofeible in a cigarette. TktmgmsiTitrkuh hknd sours, tongue Is coated and when the weather Is bad you h'ave rheumatic twinges. The arlae ta cloudy, full ot sediment; tbe channels often get Irri tated, obliging you to get up two or three times during the night To nsutrallie these Irritating acids and flush off the bodys urinous waste get aboat foar ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy; take a tablespoonful la a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine and bladder disorder dtor near. This fnmous salts Is mide froa the tcld cf grnpes and lemon J-H -mhina with llthla. and m M" used for generations to clean and it ulate sluggish kidneys and WM der irritation. Jad Balls la '""": i harmless and makes a """ " . .n. nir drink eblcnnf vesceni nun "" - ji lions of men and women take nowu then, thus avoiding aerioui sw bladder diseases. auv. FATIMA SmnmibU Cirttm TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS CAT LItt Ml AT IF YOU !. ACKACHY OR HAVE BLADDIR TROUBLE Meat forma uric acid walek eseltea and overworks the kidneys la taelr ef. ions to niter it from the system. Keg' ular eaters of aaaat meat fluafc tk kidneys occasionally. Yen mast relieve taern nice you relieve year kewela; re. moviac all the aalda. ul aa BAimaa else you feel a dull misery la tae kid ney region, saara aaias ia the Mali a? slek headache, alssJaese, your tataaah A dozen Christmas problems solved with a dozen of our choice Photographs Phone 39 For an Appointment . J..,,a-wamwaVaawaaawafaa' ,f I vi - - . - ., II ..Oamaatta Oaaet Maaaa ... .1. Unless hteMiiir:vTiBi nan ' j .i ' ri . "si WHS '. i &L