The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 03, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text$&&; iXM.1. r. .i'V jC n - 'j&b BM&BP K AM TWO THE EVENING, HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, MAY J, ,, '.AXMA 5 V h h K-&J si "ft'j wJPeT Tilt Eraning Herald j .W. O. IMITH, Editor PMMkktt seay mmK Mw r fta"U IMMtoUM Ctaaeaty of relit, at Ul rearm itml at the at Ureas attar. ty aU te aay itstfceTJaltet Omuv 4M THURSOAY, MAY 3, HIT InVsChsaiMJAaSs. MMMMWV l4JMMMMAMMAM FOR SALE aykMMAMWAMMAMMaAAMMAMMMA FOR SALE Hay at the Ankeay reach. 34t FOR SALE Five passenger Mitchell car ta good condition. Phone 1JSJ er'zM Foattk street 3-tt FOR SALE Good Fresno scraper. Ad dreaa hex 10S4. CO. Hunt 3-3t FOR SALE-SUt or 7 tons rye hay. $11 ar tea. Telephone 15F14 or ae Ferd Williams. l-3t FOR SALE Ford touring car; also geed law mower. C. E. Widdoes. tU Waahlafton. l-3f FOR SALE Dodge touring ear In fine eeaeWea. Phone 255X. l-3t FOR RENT TO RENT Modern 4-room house. En ejelre M4 Michigan are. l-3t FOR RENT 35 to CO acres for rent far share of crops; 1 mile from L. B. H.. Herald. 304t HELP WANTED aUBETBT) MAN waata Job as ranch aaderstands ranch work. Address T, Herald l-3t MISCELLANEOUS WODWMXMMW WANTED B4gkty acres pasture to CaM H. R. Reynolds, White hotel 2 2t MAHAIR AND WOOL Parties bar las same aboeld call or write H. L. VeR, or Wordea Mercantile Ca, Wor st, Orfc, for highest prices. l-3t CAR FOR HIRE Phone Mecca Bll Hard Parlor, 153, Jitney Joe or Me- aha ' 9!U1m Cake. DONT 8ELL your bides and pelts un til yo see B. P. Lewis, th st, near Pboae 355. t-tt Wa trade' car lot foreqalty la aee lawcote. iz Klaaetk Lodge No. 137, 1. 0. 0. F., eeta Friday nights. W. D. Cofer N O.. P.: Nau Ottarbein. secretary. Ewauna Encampment No. 46, meets Tastily aigat. r. l. Fountain, c. r. L. J. Beta, scribe. "Better babies, better mothers, and a batter community. I bare the excleatve sale of many of the beat flame la the Klamath aata. ChUcoce. 13 FEW DROPS UNO CORN LIFTS OUT AYS THERE 18 NO EXSl'HE FOR CUTTING CORNS AND INVITING LOCKJAW Sore corns, bard corns, soft corns or any kind of a corn can harmlessly be lifted right out with the fingers, if yea will apply directly upon the corn lew drops or rreezone, says a cm efaaatl authority. It ia claimed that at small cost one ess ftt a quarter of aa ounce of f roe eee At aay drug store, which la suffl- .cltet to rid one's feet of erery corn a$r 'eallaa without pain or soreness or jAe danger of iafectloo. v Thle almpla drug, while sticky, drfte' tb momtat It ia applied and itfoaa act latamt or even Irritate tbe Icwreassias' tlasue. aaaovaetmeat will interest bare, for It ia aald that bifb-beated footwear la aw araeUaaily erery we- dTO w M.pbbs OUSTON' S MsftfttAftHtan HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE STAR THEATER Trianale Pint Art Preetnta William S. Hart In "THE PATRIOT" In Fire Pacts, and -MAID efAD" A Keystone Comedy In Two Parts Starring Louis Feienda and Cbas. Murray TEMPLE THEATER The Final Fraud," S. A. Drama In Three Parts. "Tht Mtnaet," A Kalem Drama "The New Perttr," A Vitagraph Comedy "Patht Newt," Current Events. Performance Begins at 7:30 ADMISSION, TIN CENTS MERRILL OPERA HOUSE MOTION nCTVRKS TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS ORPHEUS THEATER Thursday and Friday "Mixed Blood," A Thrilling 'Red Feather" Drama in Flve( Acts. "The Purple Mask,' Second Episode of tbe Great Serial. "Universal Cartoons," Mr. Fuller Pep Celebrates. SIGHT REELS IN ALL Shew starts at 7:30 a, m. ADMISSION TEN CENTS SAY, VOTER I Tbe franchise PROPOSED BY INI TIATIVE PETITION waa prepared by tbe PUBUC SERVICE COMMISSION OF OREGON. We claim that tbe franchise REFERRED TO THE PEO PLE BY THE COMMON COUNCIL was prepared by or at tbe instance of THE CALIFORNIA-OREGON POWER CO. .The former will give you lower rates for LIGHT and POWER; tbe lat ter will make competition practically impossible. Vote 300 X Yes, and 303 X No. 3-3t KENO POWER CO. ChOcote glres aperlal atteatlOB to property of una residents. OtVe MS IS INTERESTING TALKS ARE GIVEN AT CATHOLIC CHURCH There Is a series of interesting talks being given each night this and next week at tbe Catholic church. Eighth and High streets, at 8 o'clock. They are intended for all who desire to know and speak intelligently of the Catholic church. - The Question Box will be a feature of these exercises. Everyone has some questions they would like to ask In regard (o religion or the Catholic church. Do not hesitate to propose them. We welcome inquiry, especial ly from those who are honestly op posed to us. Perhaps the people of Klamath Falls Lhave often heard the Catholic church described as an enemy to liberty, prog ress and good morals. At any rate, garbled versions of history, "bogus or ex-priexts," scurrilous books and papers, have poisoned with prejudice and misunderstanding, the minds of many otherwise well-intentioned peo ple. Should they not then show that broad, liberal American spirit that is always ready to bear the other side of the question, by coming to these lec tures? No money will be asked; no collections taken up. Those wbo love the Catholic religion should attend and bear the founda tions of tbe ancient faith reviewed and vindicated. Those wbo HATE tbe Catbolic religion should attend, to find out whether or not their aversion is well founded. PATRIOTISM requires us to eliminate sectionalracial and religious enemitles; CHARITY re quires us to love others and not bate them; JUSTICS forbids us to falsify or misjudge even one of our fellow citizens, much less millions of tbem. IN A SPIRIT OF FAIRNESS AND KINDNESS, THESE SHOULD COME AND FIND OUT FOR THEMSELVES. Those wbo are INDIFFERENT about tbe Catholic religion (do not care, one way or the other) should at tend. Do tbey not wlsb to be well in formed upon every question of far reaching Importance? But tbe Cath olic cburcb commends itself to tbe atudy of every Intelligent and know! edge seeking mind. ALL, regardless of creed, abould at' tend these lectures. All ere most wel eaaw; an will be treated peUtely, ebar- H Duut aCteat? News Klamath County Special Service) PATRIOTIC MEETING IS WELL ATTENDED ORINDALE. May 3. The patriotic meeting held at Plevna last Sunday afternoon was well attended and much enjoyed by those present. Haul Seed Grain OR1KDALK. May 3. Allen and James Stansble are hauling their seed grain from town this week. FARM WORK PROGRESSES IN ORINDALE OISTRIC1 N ORINDALE. May 3. Farming l dushtng alond In this little valley or Ave or six farms. Nearly fifty head of horses can be seen at work dally In sight of each other. Grain sowing is well under way otcr most of this part of tbe county. ORINDALE PERSONALS ORINDALE. May 3. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Young and family of Lorella are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mm. C O. Hunt for a few das. Lloyd Underbill was calling on old friends In these parts Tuesday of this week. F. H. McCornack of Upper Lake was a business caller in his vicinity Tues day of this week. Several attended the circus from these parts Monday of this week. Bine Whltlatch waa attending to business matters In the county sent Tuesday. Many Go to Canada WINNIPEG. May 3. nearly 300 freight cars were required to transport the effects of settlers entering West ern Canada from the United States, during the past four weeks, it was the blank', and I am able to place be learned at Immigration hall today. The fore you the detailed instructions effects are valued at $558,757. records . which later will come to this office, you showed. I cannot actually start operations. But J you can, and I sincerely hope you will, RECORD VOUR GUESS j lay your plans to get In touch with next Monday by marking your ballot 300 X Yea and 303 X No. and you will guess right aa to why the California-Oregon Power Ca Is trying to head off your vote on tbe FRANCHISE PROP03ITIONR 3-3t KENO POWER CO. The JKtmm ceaapaelea are leaden la the amearaace Sold. See Chllcote. 13 Leather is the Real Test When buying shoes ask your merchant what kind of leather is used in the manufacture of bis shoes. California leather Is tbe best on the market today, having taken all World's Fair prizes since 1903. Get your shoes from a merchant who KNOWS leather. Wc can Rive quality at a i-wer price than others. Vhy? Low rent and no cleik hire. Modern Shoe Store The Exclusive Store for Men and Boys 721 MAIN STREET AUTOMOBILE TIRES Wa'vt gotten to accustomed to htar. ing car ownera praise tht TIRE8 we handle that we sometlmts take it at a matter of courst knows how good thty But you may not bavt happtntd te f try thtm... And if not, wt want you te cemt In and ttt thtm. LET US PROVE THAT THEY'RE THE GREATEST TIRES BUILT. White Pelican Garage SHERIFFS ARE NOTIFIED ABOUT CONSCRIPTION Continued from Page 1 assisting In clerical work and band ling the general details." In outlining the plan of the work, the gove'rnor notified the sheriffs of their duties, aa follews: Registration will be conducted through the usual channels: that Is, the county and local precinct officials. Kach county will bo a unit by Itself; all acting under the general supervi sion and with the cooperation of this office. County Beards Named At the suggestion of the secretary of war, the governor deslKnates the sher iff, county clerk ami county physician as the official registration board for the county. It Is hoped, and expected, that so faryas possible the services of the arlous officials and clerks will be giv en without compensation, as a volun tary patriotic contribution to the gret work of mobllltlng the nation's re sources for war time efficiency. Immediately upon the signing of the completed bill by the president there will be sent to me Instructions cover Ing all details of state, county and precinct registration. Also, there will be mailed from Washington, direct to leach sheriff, all the necessary blanks. Should these not reach you, a reserve supply will be available at this office. Hatte Is Essential The secretary of war dwells upon the great Importance of the utmost hnte In getting the registration work under way. It Is the most stupendous task of the kind yet undertaken in this country, and the immediate success of organising the proposed armies by selective draft depends upon the effi ciency and prompt co-operation of the state, county and precinct organiza tions. I an. therefore, writing this letter to tnfnrTi vnll nt wfcnt Onimfl tin tuMlfl .,...... ... w. ..... v. .... .. . w. .. called upon to do. Until you receive your fellow county and precinct offi cials, with the end that general prepar ation may be made for prompt and effi cient conduct of tbe work. Volunteers Are Nttdtd You will please Inform your county clerk and county, physician that you three comprise 'the registration board for your county. I also suggest that you call for volunteers who will co operate In the considerable clerical and detail work which will be re quired. The assistance of local com mercial and municipal organizations would be valuable, and should be en listed. Here Is a practical opportunity for public spirited men and women of your county to co-operate with you In this ! big national undertaking, upon which in such a large measure depends tbe success of our military organization. While this office Is responsible for tbe conduct of the war census In Ore gon, the details or administration will be conducted, under my supervision, through the office of the adjutant gen eral of Oregon, whoso address is 640 Morgan building, Portland. Queries concerning the conduct of the work should, so far an possible, be addressed to him, and every assistance and co operation will be rendered by both his and this office. It Is my earnest desire that Oregon shall acquit herself creditably, and I n.slc for your utmost co-operation and the patriotic uxsUtance of the citizens of your county. that everybody art. s-Hi LIMITING NUMBER OF BILLS INTRODUCED INCRBAS. ING LBOISLLATOR'S PAY The Herald will each day print one of the eight measures as they will appear on the state ballot for the special election to lie held June 4th. 4 The third bill on the state ballot, with the respertltn lium- bers. Is as follews: Submitted by the legislative n- sembly Umltlng Number of Mil Introduced and Increasing Pay of Legislators Purpose Amending sectlons IS and S9 of article IV of 4 the constitution by limiting nuin- ber of bills Introduced nt any session by any member of the legislature, Individually or with other members, to four, and by any committee to three; nlro llmli- Ing the number or lilfl Intro- duced by all senate committees to thirty, and by all house commit- 9 4 tees to sixty, excepting appropris- tlons bills Introduced by the wns and means committees. Also In- creasing the pay of members of the legislature from 13 to It! per day and the total dally pay from !t;0 to 1300 for any rcaular m-h- slon. 301 Yes 303 No ( 'MMAWWMvWMWIMWMMwWMAMWMMAMAM 3,000 Horses Wanted 1,100 lbs. and up, from 5 to 9 years eld. Wrltt or phone Hettl Hall and I will call and examine your stock. Will be located here all summer, and ready for business at all times. W. M. PYLE KANSAS CITY, MO. 0WW0A0I00WW000WW0W0 Mr Lit Prices The 1917 Hre Sensation 375 "ZE(3IXSMINCHU)kfK BLACK SAFETY TREAD TIRES OAIN b rubbtr experience of making: the -that new SUPER.TiRE for Ford cars. If you have not seen this hush yet grictful tire. Ford car tire of HEROIC SIZE, go at once to your dealer and ask for it Jutt say: Give me Goodrich's 'TfaeScraty-Ffvct' Yob will And I it a. tire of burly ile, burly tn ixlra rubber, txtrm fabric and $x(ra service. Sf?ii,.til!5ui!!r 0oodrich fie.Bnger Safety Tread ONLY, It HLW-!? tach PAP? ?ud " clrcBmference than wilm Fofdcartiree,anthickeru)thecroMSction, IttaM'tocferine. Its slightly higher outset cost Is cancelled by the socsMny of lo"1fLlifei nd th rter stitfactioo you get from a more stylish and more efficient Ford car. t The a P. Goodrich Rubber Co tit Outweattteaihtf.coabiiuteHlictywatefof New Hock of Panama hats and silk fhlrtu now here, Come In and see them. Price hum ft 00 lu :ooo, K Htuurmiin. 3 2t QUIT MEAT WHEN TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS IF VOUR BACK HURTS OR BLADDER TROUBLES YOU No mnn or woman wbo eats meat teaular can make a mistake by flush Iiir the kidneys occasionally, says a moll known authority. Meat forms uric add which excites the kidneys, f they liccome oer woraeii ttom tt.e strain. Kt sluggish and fall to Alter the w 'to iti.d poisons from tbe blood, then wit iAt nio I, Nearly all rheumatism. hrvUrhe. liver trouble, nervousness, dliriness, sleeplessness and urinary j dlnorders come from sluggtth kidneys, J The moment )ou fee! a dull ache In the kidneys or your back liut or If I the urine Is cloudy, offensive, full of scdlmnit. Irregular of pasjtase or at-1 temhd by a sensation of scalding, stop, rating meal and get about four ounce) of J ml Hnl'ts from any pharmacy: takitj a tnblcupooitful In a glass of water bo-' fore bieskfaxt, and In a few days your j kldnes will net tine. This famous' nails Is made from the acid of grape ntid lemon Juice, combined with lllhla. nml hns bwn ucd for generations to tlutli and stimulate the kidneys, alo to neutralise the acids In urine so It uo ImtKcr causes Irritation, thus cutting tilnililcr weakness. I Jiul Halt U Inripciulve and cannot Injure; make a delightful effervescent J lltlila water drink wlilcU everyone should lake now and then to keep the killings clean and active and the bloo4 pure, thereby avoiding serious kidney complications. Adv. ft KIDNEYS BOTHER ffi2B rlr TfwAtnunt -SBBBBBBHBaMBBMnaMMI misttrfiitct springs from tht still Goodrich's foi Goodrich "TMBrr.cvtirarrV - 'a nmwwmt hut in. th. U. M...SI wealth." m 'n r PADE & SHANNON PLUMSINQ AND STEAM riTTINO Stove Bought, rufntM4 Sold and Rtpalrtd iwt$ SHEET METAL WORK OP ALL KINDS 1023 Main St. We do not Work Cka Neither do wo turn MUt XT worl. Our .mplii)r..Af Wn, luilntt workiurn umr rjp,,, supervision and w Kg,ranlw the machine work t,U m to be nrfllrwle to tlttr-ft,ttth a( one tliimm!l!i ..( nt It I Mler tn My lM n k worth to ,,i , j,,t, ,n, , (bt first plnre limn to he l balf done nml lu tl.e ,-iul lute to llRVO It llllt lUrr K,. Vo, are nlwi)s nut mum Mmtj t the lone run, We Imve one nt Ihr Wj( equipped aUloiiloLlte trftif htj.ip. In rtouilietn Orrjun i4 ate lii a (hmIiidii to Um Mt f1tiltU ttntk in a minimum ( lime, Vyu jrt jour lusMr'i worth at Telford Bros. Garage and Machine Sbtp wi.Vs. - z. - BBtTaSSl COSTUTTLEMORE These handtemt hurty Tint M little mors money mja e DB LUXB FOKD CAR. Price each iTt(llilK) . . StalJi (Rtfelar alu) IMS H sad' BrranptaV i nufnefl raira vmtw MAMy, B4ar. lit