The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 21, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1fcKiA.'? -&? "SB", m T'J&sW? ' gfKS-vVM jcr csr.. ir 'i.Mk.4. JO -- i v sane: fc?V, WKUXMUMY, MAIU II ai, BT THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON taWB3iA v. i:3W' j,. '''tf-fs flffC? '1viSi d4rMMMMMMlMMMMM4aaaaa X a.aftA .l , ! &k., is,V Si $ I ..Jj'l.,J l .- l"i, . 2. 1?" "-r t; i I'irt 1 - ft f jV !'if fe S; A Sift-. m. 4i .??' vfxs'i. ISfV !5?x . ffV' . br ap SSuv ) won?..-. I'fefe- 8?i: L.U.I souetr ft &?$$'' rawi'iK.'i.' ;SSitJ Ji ITMM P"S (.' Yf, L & V , aaifi. ,,'- - k-;,-. ''$$ m ISSE! ' ,'.'. -a.aitt .1U. SS ,WM." aiMt aa Bmaday kr yi- MM at 1W ftmhk street shs " ' "" " ''' mm amam aa aaeearf-cJasa matter. athecrtattoa tana by un ta aay esterase la he UaRad Stat: Oaeyear . K- OMBNlk M WEDNESDAY, MARCH SI. ISIT HenhfsChssieiAtTs. JC 1' -TOR SALE mt SALE A $530 ptsno, rood as Bw. Price $200. W.S.Slough. I3-tf FOR SALE Automobile. Esquire at Kmauth Dye Warks. 20-C ' i FOR' SALE Ford ante and yeuag mtteh N., Eaaalre L. E. Tapper. cW Pine aad Juniper. 4-t FOR SALE--Dalry cows and calm. - See Joseph Victoria. Malta, Ore. . 1C-t FOR SALR-Twe modern nicety lo cated banswlows at reasoaasle price aad HraasTP'O. Box its. FOR BALE OR RENT At verr reas. MMe priea.a soft drink eatab IMbaaat'coaialete. la Malta. Ore., on ZaaM'a aveaae. Tenaa. part cash aad part oa cood aecaritr. A real aae chaace 'for' a hastier to start a ajood haataeas. laaaire Joseph Vic toria. Malta. Ore. l'-Ct FOR SALE ICe acres, fenced aad 'eras reaeed; 79 acres aeeded to tail rye: fair aaas aad hara, with other aathalMlaaa: stock well with wtadmlM; alsa deaseatk: well; ao reas , naahU eJT refaaed; coe aad see it. mftaasa nana for aelUas. A. F. Claataa. S asRea aaath af Merrill. is- FOR RENT .FOR RRKT A tre roeai house dose TOIJCT 'Reavs aood seraaer work; alae aoaseroek work. Sea T. H. CyaekMerriU. l-t - LOtT AND POUND iWWI0WI0WWWWWW UXTT Baach of Keys oa riag aad chaJsuNatify Bsrald oSke. 11-St LOST Pair old awaated eyeglaaiaa ia ease, aeaiewhere betweea opera fceaae aad Hot Fhoae No. l. Springs. Reward. 18-lt 1XJST First State and Barings haak , .hook, with aane J. F. Reynolds oa same aad containing Talaable papers. Retunt to Haaald oSlee and receive reward. v -t lOSCELLANEOUS htaaMajaVJaavahdhiaiaaava MONEY TO LOAN oa aaod security . V. T. Motseaeahaeher. Wllllu halMtac. r 19.3t UONTSELL your hides and pelts aa- ,-til you see B. Pf' Iawis, th St., hear KtoaMth. Phone 355. S-tf NOTICE Is hereby glvea by the Local ACarpeater'a Union, No. 190. Klsai atb" 'alls, Oregon, that, owing to the lacreaslag high cost of living, they will lacrosse their eal of wage froat cec,io COcTper hour, sach Increase be tas eaectlve an and after the 1st day of May, 1917. 3-lat. PROFESSIONAL CARDS , JOHNJC. CI.ROHORN Oaaaty Harvey d CIvM Kaclaeer ' i-S' J DR J. H. CARTER c DENTIST ...i OFFICR, ROOMS 7 and S WHITE RUILtNNR DR. F. M. WHITE '-fa, Mar, Maaa aad fknat r StTOdd FaBawa tOMj 4 Cfjutity Abstract Co. '";' AWtmJV'M. WlisKWf .; ItT'Mala'StV ' J i mi sin a iiiua tin W'v'S .. "k.. ... - :j vm saw, osaa:samsw f f0 IKSVRAKCK DR.A;A.SOULE ' ItHVmCtAMAMPtUIMtiOM SSBjSt'R' aaw 9$ SrWBJ. lamywat "'WW wvilfSj BmwkRaaaamBmBmaaadBama aam amaamaamf mm M 1 aa-si DESCRK9P & SERIES or RULES M PREPARED BY THE UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS WITH RESPECT TO TREATMENT OP OU GUr A.llj.ll .aAfta-AM. . Ik. ftlUI. rauiuui. uiiMrNi u tnv mhii -, !. !. la nmMmtA In aairla nfl rule prepared by the Called State j Spanish War veterans of. Portias. I who recently offered a reeelutloa tof rrcsiaent vviuon, anurias aiai 01 their loral' suonort. The susMOttoas i . . ..... - . . - ibj- tbe veteran follew: The Sag should mot be hoisted fore sunrise, nor allowed to remain np after auaset. When the aatloael cetera .are pass ing oa .parade, er review thai saeetn- tor should. If wslktag. haK. aad H sitting, rla aad stand at atteattoa aad uncovered. 1 Warn the Sag Is Sewa at, half staJT, a a sign of moaralag. it aaeatd be hoisted at fall staff at the coactaaloa of the funeral. At placlac the Sag at half eta it arte khoald ha hoisted to the top at RESPECT FOR FLAG l-StltB -aad thea lowered to position. ins wmwaHi fcv raactniB w staC it ahoald he raised to the top. Oa MeaMrial Day. May St. tha Sac shoald f y at half staff froaa saasire aatll noon, and full ataF froat boob uatll saaset. Flats whipping theawelres to pieces oa buildiags Is a sight decried by the veteraas aad they also call at teatioa to the soaMtisaes lacraatase of. the Sag for adTertlslas purpose. It is also suKteated that Udlrld uals, Maads aad orchestras shoald ellaUaate audleys la which the aa- tilbaal airs are coatalaed aad ahoald play sach airs ladlrldaally. .Theater ataaagera are asked, not to allow acta to ase the Sac for purposes which cheapen It or ase It for aay hat a patriotic deatoastratioa. DMnthCMaij News JIT. LAKI. March XL Mrs. T. N, Case and son. Kenneth, returned froai Hollywood. Calif.. Saturday, attar several ssonths visit there. Miss Hatch1, Mrs. Case's sister came with tbem to spend the suatater. To Teach at Mt. Leal MT. LAKI. March 21. Dick Han non; who now teaehes the Fairview school, will teach at ML Lakl next year. Jadae Grmath Better MT. LAKI. March JL Everett aad Clyde OriSUb spent Sunday night aad Monday ia town with their father. Judge OrllSth. They report Mr. Grif fith as better, and his many friends of Mt. Laid wish him a speedy, re covery. 11 Maa VJstu MT. LAKI, March 31. Mr. Swaa of the Merrill section .was a Mt. Lakl visitor Sunday. , ' tUr.brafdery Ctab ta Man, MT. LAKI. March 21. The Em broidery Clab will; meet with Mrs Chas. Latta oa Thursday, Preaches Saaday MT. LAKI. March 21. Elder Cbeyne preached at the Mt. Lakl church last Suaday, He leave soon for Washington. Mt. Lskl Persoaals MT. LAKI, March 21. Mrs. Low Is visiting Mrs. Herb Phillips, C. N. Snow was la towa Tuesday, L. A. West was a Klamath visitor Monday, , Mr. Trefore and sister called oa Mr, and Mrs. Saow Saturday.. DR. F. R. GODDARD OWTKOfATHlC PHYSICIAN SaKa Sit, L O. p, F.Timpli wa'aWaWHaWaaamFsjSJBmSBBmjaM SaamJ sakatlaa Is free at yaar lalheaaVe. Fartharwl asa (tea, feMiaf atasJ table far PFVawaa aVwsR "SwR'aawRSj 9t9 treataieat fa be anaal (a aav gsvaa la tha aSkaawl Iba artraH ISw PlMaeStU. VajPlpiafZr? Army Officers Now Buy at Son DJefo ArisftM ScAoof S-ass-ss-ssirA o -MBTK3xS!raaBiS i ,-. . . ' Mmrn ? 5f . . -, -, .r i j coL.wAoiAssyoao li" coe.w.y.KeNuY ' - ' - Colonel W. A. Clnssford. commander of tlio United. States army aviation Diego. Calif., aad his executive oDlcer. Colonel V. U Kcnly. havo become very busy since united States broke with Germany. They bavc plans to turn out nbont S00 aviators a year, but In rase of hostilities this number would. have to be Increased many fold. RAILROAOS AND & liH niOlCDEC COMPANIES CLAIM GOVERNMENT XOW HAS RIGHT TO PREVENT STRIKES IN THK FUTURE, AND THK MKX RAY "NOT SO." NEW YORK. MarcVSl. The Ad- amsoa law decision established tne right of the government to prevent strikes, a statement given out by the railroads contends. The brotherhoods take an opposite view of this content I Ion. The switchmen brotherhood recent ly awarded increased pay, will be tak en care of at the expiration of their preseat eoatract, the railroad man agers snaouace. Ad$rs Are Parents of Perfect Child Betsy Ray Mile Betsy Ray Miles, aged 4 years, was examined by the Life Extension Insti tute, which ha former President Taf t for chairman of It board of director. ana ne was rouaa w wi peneci child. She wss rated AA, which 100 per cent. Betsy I 8 feet 3 Inches tall, weighs 33 pounds', ha a chest measurement af 30 Inches and a waist meaauraaunt of II Mi Inches. She ha, a good dis position and aavven temper, due to good health. She weighed eight pounds at birth. Her father Is Homer Mile aad her mother Helen Ray Mil, bath wall kaowa oa the stags. 1 i 'sKfigBSW''-" amaal' .C gaKllBmBamm. 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Eu gene, March 11. Allan C. Hopkins of the school of commerce, has been commissioned by the United States de imrtmcnt of agriculture to conduct a survey of the potato Industry In Ore Ron. Mr, Hopkins has already begun work, nnd expects to occupy about three weeks la msklng the survey. He will collect laforntstllon regarding the acreage, yield, price and exports ct Oregon potatoes. In making thia Investigation, which Is to be the moat complete of Its kind yet undertaken la thl state, Mr. Hop kins Is ollcltiag the co-operation of the farmers' organisations, grsages. shippers, market masters aad all con nected In aay way wHn the produc tion and marketlag of potatoes. MEDAL UP FOR HIGH STUDENTS PEACK ESSAYS ON "THE INFLC ENCE OP THE VNITED STATES IN A PLAN FOR PERMANENT PEACE" TO RE WRITTKN UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eu- gens, March 21. High school stu dents of the state of Oregon have aa opportunity to compete ia tha gold medal essay contest to be held thl ' spring under the direction of the American School Peace League, of which William H. Taft I president. At the invitation of Mr. Fannl Feru Andrews of Boston, secretary of the Peace League, the extension divi sion of the University of Oregon. 'through tlio Oregon High 8chool Da bating League, will haadlrthe detail of the contest. These competition are a feature of the work of the American School Peace League, aad are given each year ia the state" where tlio National Education Association happens to bold It session. Under tlio rule of the contest, all high school pupils are eligible to compete. The subject selected for this year Is, "The Influence of the Ialted State In a Plan for Permanent Peace.' The Oregon High School Debating League nlll lumo the committee of Judge, and -will select from the best essay submitted, one by each school, the three most meritorious. The authors or these three will deliver their es say at Portland during the meeting of the National Education Associa tion, July 7-11. In picking the win ner tit each school, authorities will take Into consideration tha oratorical ability of the writer, a well a the content of the paper. The essay must be finished by May SS. f Special ateatioa'gtrca ta property of noa-raslilenU, CfcfttoM, BBS Mala street. 30 March 31 GrasHsJI DANCE school at North Island, near Sin the practice Seld at the school, FIGHT RABIES IN SHASTA COUNTY . a nioixxacAi. hi'rvey hem- 1NG THKLNCHERH TO IUI THK COUNTY OF THE DISEASED ANIMALS REDDING, Calif. March 31. War haa been declared oa the coyotes of Shasta county nnd the United States biological survey haa taken a hand aa aa ally of the Shasta county ranchers. Tha Shasta Chamber of Commerce haa beta aotlfled that a representa tive of the survey will be seat to Shasta county to work out the de tails of a campaign against coyotes. Of late rabies has been prevalent among thcte animals, and the danger not only to.stock, but to men aa well, has been greet. 4000 Copi Dr. Eugene Lyman Ftsk, medical director of the Lire Extension Insti tute, which baa former President Tart for chairman of its board of direct ors, haa undertaken the task of exam ining 4,000 mamVera of tha Benevo lent Association of the Philadelphia police fore, under a contract with the iCiaa Life Insurance company, which has issued a "group policy" amounting to about M.000,000 on the maa. Physician under Dr. Fwk'a directions are now examining tha polices!, who ara to be advised ladlvtdually of tha law of hygiene and food. The company has decided It good buslaes policy to have these policy holder live a long as possible, Dr. Flsk w show them tb law of health .which May add yaar to their lifer. Taft Aitlva at WetMaaaal RICHMOND, V., Msreh II -For. Mr PrasMaat William Howard Taft arnva are taaay for th Irst speech in aw "Paul Ravara" tour af the South aad West, to arouse the spirit of patriotism gad prepared la those seetlea. Dr. Taft will ga from tore, ta Oreeasbaro, N. C. H will work hi, way south and west to Ok. tahoraa City, wber k close his tour the mm or thl swath, returalag at April lt, I BBBBBBammamBmBmBmamBBa I IfimamamsBWmmamamamamama'l gfigaamamamamamamamamaBTal 'mamamamamamamamamamaVai lmamamamaBmamamamamWV I PmamammaBFllamBamamw I $ TamammmmalmmammmamYI I BVaBBBamBmamBmBmamF;:V I .'amwmamamamamamWJ I I PBmaaamamamamamW I . !V'iWmmammafAamamW.l ! Ngammamamsafl aamS IQamamaBr k- hi I mamV'1&'BmBKBsPr mwi WiWi4Z!''Vi 'gaaV' I aamamamslM'RaSamamiml mmamamKJtflnaiamaBail Bmamamam',arBmyamamaiH mmamamaKaBBBBsmamaimi BmBnamBmBmBmBmamama. V;JffgaffaVgaffA.7 amBmamamamBi H BBBnamBmBmBmamamammV t'-BBBBBBBBBBmW U amBmamBmBmBaamas nwuBfri i -"" "" aa lYour ily i Physician LKT I'H RK YOt'lt KA.MII.V IIIU'tJtIIHTH noil W .. laJUlATOmuLS OirXOUnTTArTWI U. S. WILL NOT HELP STOP WAR MKXICAN rMN Sl'fHlEHTKD BY CARR.NX.i TCttNKD DOWN. CAItRANX. HAN NOT EXPLAIN- ED HIS POSITION WASHINGTON, D. C. March 31.' The president's nolo to President Car. ransa of Mexico, rejecting the propos al to the United Slntra to attempt to bring pearo In Europe, was given nut yesterday for publication. The noto saya that America cannot ro-opcratc, but does not want Mexico to feci "any Inability to act at the protent tate of affair to militate nsslrmt their attainment of high Ideal." The note refutes tn place an embar go on arms to all belligerents, as tug- gestcd by Mexico, saying that the al lies' control of the sea Is all that pre vents Germany from buying muni tions In America as the allies do. The note refers to the German MexlcAnJapanese plot, la which Car anta was said lo be in sympathy with, and states that Carransa baa not disavowed the accusatloa. STATE AUTHORIZES! SISKIYOU WORK FAMOUS GRADE TO BR FURTHER IMPROVED AND INNER HALF OF ROAD TO BE PAVED WITH a ft.10.aae APPROPRIATION I Fifty-nine thouaaad dollar lis available for further coaatracUoa work upon tha Siskiyou grade, aad me state aignway commission la a meeting at Portland authorised early prosecution of the work oa tha Siski you highway, say tha Aablaad Tid ing. Work, will b started aa aeoa a weather condition permit, which will not be for at least a moath ysL At present the highway Is graded from the foot of the mountain, seven mllea cast of Ashland, to the Csllfor- nla lino, and the road In California I graded on through to Yreka. From Barron'a ranch to Stelamaa aa eight foot cement pavement ha beea laid, andMhla will probably be extended to tb summit. Ust fall tb outer half of tb road was paved with crushed rock aad topped of with Saa rock from tb i-uraniii luwsm Asaiaaa, aaa aevarai rnue anisnea beror bad weather ended the work for the winter. The inner half of (hi road will' be paved. With almost 160,000 available, good progress should be mad thl year, ' FURNISHBv HOME Good fear roeat hoase, well far Mlhedl big lotj good leratlea. If a real baraala at Sl.lt. Heme tenaa. loan have ta harry If vow waat U. CMIcote, BBS Mala sire. 3 . Win the World I Before Hint Every maa has hi chase. Pen- ales serve a capital far ma with determination and Thrift. Maa musk deny klmssM at oa aid of life youth, or ia age, It I for him (o choose bstweaa y tematic saving now, or tba hard chips .attending Impreyldaao later, start aa account now. FIRST STATE A , "' ' I Jmi'Y UlmjmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmamaH KLAMATH FALLS, rOlaMOM ' iwnf in mou jure a(a trail! by tha rawdanaass ul s drat. gi wha SUs ate prescript Uu ur lh aaa ad draaa that are nut fnl slraskayi. Ihatriatlaa wark al oar tit I. (teas by roaiaataat ivswteml HmiiiuwUh wfia ana 4naatNir atetwHpi, Maa afara ac awra,' irasii ttoa drags m always tta ImihI, ' WQSBJBBr caMra ?$ ; 0 i i Clear, Peachy Skin i 5T5i innw nut naiff BMIliaUvbrerWMk.Z halaa aa leak and fs alaaa, meat, frtsh. Sparkling aad vlvarlou bright, alerta good, clear kla sal natural, rosy, healthy compinksa aa aosured oaly by pure tiluo.1. If nj. every man aad woman rould at b dure) to adept the moralng laild 1Mb what a gratifying caaag woaM tarn place, lastead of tha thounamU atma ly, anaemic leokjag men, woaaa af girls, with pasty or muddy oaam laaa; lastead af tha multltsam sf "aerve wreehs," "rundown.." "Iraa fas" aad peaslausts, we nbould aw a virile, oatlaUsUa throng uf rosy ed people everywhere. Aa laslaa aalb ta bad by each ajoralag befare breakfast sjaaf nf real hat water with a leaapoeafsjsf llmsstaa ataaahata la It to wash Sal' s t tha atoasaeh, liver, kidneys aad Isi yards at bowel Iba previous day b' dtgeaUM waate, sear fermeatamaj' aad aolaaaa, Una cleansing, stnb lag aad frasaealag the entire tary raaal befare Fatting into lb stceaach. Those subject to sick hesdacbt, IB w, aaaty breath, rbeaaamav aad aartkalarly those wbtbaM' a pallid, sallow complexion sad. tat are caaetiaated yty often, are ta obtala a aartar pound of pbeaphate at tb drugstore, whtob ml cost bat a trtSe, bat ta luaVtaat hf drmaastrate tha aukk and able ehaaae la both health aad anew awaiting those who prsctaa a teraal aaaKatiaa. We mut rssaaamf that laald cleaaM ta mors maa aat tbaa ewtalda, baeaase thsskatdaa net abaarb lataarKta to wataamaw tba Maed, walla tka pare la tb mtt feet af.bawabi da. Adv. MAMMMMflMMWWWWAMMM Uufcr New ft A svlBWigCMIVI W aaaaata la the pabMe ma we' have lakea aver the O. K.a Mas, aaa) will gaaraate tb bat of service ta all old aad any 1 '3 fMti O.Llira7MSliU maWamVaT.aV mfmWA ' n-UHmi" parajamiigmj BSfBaju r'f9 -- 0Wim0mAA0W0W0w0i0t WOOD Jaat ahaaa IBf aaa ask for nf lea.- BfetaUMMawboraaMfc yar waai arMm far yea. Buiilk Fiel 0. SAVINGS BANK; aaassssaaps-- 1 .. ' pjmaaaasaaamjl , s. i MhMaiaMaaaMattMaAavaMMAiawaBB' -s3 L-si-jdl I Si: J lTsiBsmmm'''' sV. J& lmmaaamma '' I n i7j 'c. ZT?2. -, i .r,W''-T""'