The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 03, 1917, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text-ivn MOMAV. Si;iTIlm , UH7 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON PAGB THREB a: LEGALITY OF NEW ill IW1UES1IDHED nxJiti:ss v.s regulate tin: .li: AMONG STATICS, lin ,ot intuiinal o.mhtiox or MIOII."S.lVSJl!IMiE Sharpshooters Adopt New Plan to Protect Venice From Air Raids (IHIWNHHOItO. N. C, Hopt. 3. KeJi-rul .IhiIrii "yrt ' Western District "f Nrlli Carolina Iiiih IiuIiI Iho KciilliiK-Orton child lalior law mi. loiMtllutlnwil '""' enjoined thu Unit, ml Ktnti'a illHtrlct attorney, William C, lliimnior mill his successors, iih Istaittit, ilnputli'H mid uKCtitM from on. MrcliiB In Hi" district tlio provisions uf tliu net of coimnwH. Tim decision of JuiIko Hoyil caino at llm ronrluslon of thrco days of argument on tlio constitutionality of net. In iinnmindiiK IiIh (IucIhIoIii, JihIkc lioyd alil liu wiih Kratllloil by tlm ran dor of Professor TliorniiM I. Parkin Hdii of Colnnilila University, ropro-m-ntlng tln department of Justlco.wun nesortwl that coimroHit hail nsoil Hh powers oviir interstate commerce for tint object of ri'KulatliiK local condi tions within llu- statu and tlio ills rournKeiiH'iit of child labor. TIiIh ad. mission, mild tlio JuiIko, loft tlio Isstio rlour uiul liroiiKht forward tlio iiiioh- lion1 "L'an conKresn do hy Indlroe- lion Hint which It undoubtedly can not do directly?" "ConKrcsH," ho Hnld, "can ri'Riilnto trudc nmoiiK tlio states, but not tlio Internal conditions of labor." JuiIko Iloyd nmdo It elenr that IiIh jiidKinnnt on tlio net wan based iiioii IiIh llitor lirctiitlon or tho constitutional limita tion of roiiKresslounl power. Tlio caso will bo tukon to tho hii lircmo court of tho United State. m Frank I'pp mid family motored to Spencer Creek yesterday, where they enjoyed u picnic dinner. &"... i i ' :"i rwnm 7m i) in n.i .i ' ' ''' ."-.f jjiftu i ..a -fLmJf meetings dispersed and pacifists s rented. "This war has exposed In Its Ilk neHs much that In low and contempt. Iblo; ltn remaining task was to ex hibit u hero like this cold calculating mathematician, whom a singular fate In u momcntouH hour has given the power over 100,000,000 people." ADVKHTIHKI) MAIIj MHT Ohio our ciihIoiiicc, nlwnyN our rux. tomcr. Ask your filcml. Klimmtli Klcilricnl Supply Co., .-,.- .Mnlii. :10-St etici: to tiii: I'liiu.iu I iitii..'irraii(;liiK to Icavo Kliiiiintli Fall.s for Mnrahllt'ld. whoro I will lnt;n euro of imotliur ;peclnllKt'H pnictlco durlni; IiIh abseiico at tlio wnr. To ati)onu wIkIiIuk my iiurvlceu, I will niinuuncu that I will ho hero until HiIh (lector Is callod to tho army, probably cu tlio ilrst or mldillo of Octohor. 1 Mould very much uppreclato Imvlni: nil ihtmoiik knowing IIioiiinoIvoh to bo Inilvhicd to mc to cull and Hcttlo tholr acdiuntH. C'-tf 1)11. 1-'. M. WIIITK. Helps Hoover in Campaign to Save American Food Italian Kluiipshootcru huvu u now They hnvo built a finmo wrok on the lire on It. Thla gives a'concentrated plan in piotvt Vcii'co, with her top of a house for gun rents, and lire, which It 1b as difficult for the contly works nr art uiul architecture thero twenty or moro of them all airplane to escape from as from a from r.-ililliiK AiihUIuii ulrplanoM. take aim at tho luvndliiK dane and rapid Are gun. Hints for Homemaker's iiy i:i.i.aii!:tii ki:vi:s NOTi: Tills corner of tin: paper will bo divided Into neverul p.'iUM, e.u h part In ho puhll'dieil weekly. Tlio tllvl-dniiN will In: Hiii-elioliI Sii;Ki"'tloii- lleripm, Ci'imkI llivillh, l'asliliinx mid AiiNivem to (jue-it Inns. In Auswei'N to (JiicMlons .MUn Keyn Hill bo ulail to ml le or kIo miMiei-s to tlio problems of any of the leaders of the IlkeiiliiK llei-iitd. SiiKKCstloiiK of all suits ulll bo very welcome.. Adiliess .Allsi ICIIubctli Ko)ch, euro of Dvenlnt; Herald. y.w..ty..-rt, a ... .w. WiMII . llll - f f "1 ' I 'IIIH III A ' V " .M 4i ,1 !! . !') m WlSSCATMEtilNEj..MAC.(0l";f Miss Catherine J. MaeKny, prosl eut of the American Home Kcouom ', ABSlatlou, und denn of tho dlvl 'n of lomo eeonomlca In tho I own wte College of Agrloulturo, lias bo j.,,!8 " """""or ot the advisory com 3'Uoo on i,I)Ro economics In tlio cum- Z?. I,orbort c- ovor, tho food ad Wnlitmio,, b wag,K t0 got Amor. wm women to BaVo food. She uaka ', '" SttVo y cnioful buying, prop. " coklng and sane eating. Abntil your Indies. Never hnvo HtylcH for women been as iinictlcul now. They aro loose anil comfortable, the fanliloiinblii col- inn ai ii iho.so which are nlKo sorvlcc- able; they me eaiy to make. Our Ciinaillaii HliiterH are cIioiihIiik their dieiM'B, milts mid coats of ma tiirlalH mid eolniti that are lastliiK. mid ale buying as few clothes an pon Hlhle, us by ho iIoIiik tlieie Is much more for their Hiddlers. The utyles. of (oiiiko, aro military. Tho buttons, braid tt'lmmliiK, pock etH. lints, all testify to this. DresKiM for tliu school girls mo of llrst Interest thin week. For school wear one-plecu dresses of navy blue serge, embroidered or braided, me In excellent stylo. Hast color or ollvo drab or any shado of dark blue would ho very attractlvo for a one-plcco ill ess. Middy blouses mid smocks with or without holts aro In greater favor tliaii over for tlio school girl. Middy blouses mo made with collars and rurfs of every color, uven of plaid or striped inateilal. Tho Russian blouses and smocks aro nmdo fro iiuimtly of solid color, plaid or stiipo. with collar, pockets, culTs and bolts of whlto or contriiKtlug color. All those i blouses are to be worn with sport skirts. i Cliigham Is In high favor. The new Krench ginghams como in dell- 1 elite platds and stripes, and are so ! pretty that they aro often combined with crepe du clilno or georgette ciepe for afternoon frocks. Simple I dresses of glnghiim are very appro prlnto for the girl in high school dur ing tho warm fall weather. Now that everyone Is knitting, ! many of tho school girls havo learned this art, so as to make for themselves ono of the charming sleeveless sweat- ' era or n wido scarf of a bright color, with gay embroidered ends. There nro many kinds of sweaters, with or without sleoves, buttoned or slip-over, and aro so much prettier and often of better quality when knitted at home. i For tho little girl, frocks of wash- I able materials seem to bo the most popular, tho corduroy, sergo and sim ilar materials aro much used. Chil dren's dresses, almost without excep tion, nro ono pleco, with pleated or gathered skirts, or straight dresses with or without bolts. I'ockets aro always in evidence, Just as much as In the clothes for the big folks. Trimmings nro usually of white or contracting colors. Bread Limitations Chafes Parisians I'AUIS, Aug. 20. Correspond ence or tho Associated Press Firmly lo.-olved as they are to submit to any sacilllco to Insiiro victory. Hie I'ai'ls la.s hnvo shown far more passive ro Hlstanco to limitations of broid mid umusomeiits than to any of tho many lostrlrtlons that they havo to endure. At. one time, In order to ocouomlo iii'i.tliic and coal, (ho theaters vvcro cio-.eif two nights a wook mid movies weie cut down by .wvorul shows mis reirnlatlon vory soon quietly dropped out o:' observation, mid theater, mu- de bulls, cinemas, etc., resumed inn Hum onmntlon. it is true that It was vaguely understood that no place of entertainment should uso moro ngni i.... ,i..,i.,,r ii, n inven duvs a weok ihan it had during live, but this was merolv a way of saving tlio-fnco or the authorities who hud nmdo tho icgulntion. A for bread, tho war began by robbing tho Parisian of Ills llttlo rolls und crescouts, which ho was con- muke It quite good, the oppositilon to tho last stage In bread regulating, the bread card, has hardly existed. The unhappy Parisian, who has not fore sworn his habit of demanding more bread, has a secret hope that bread cards may effect such an economy that he may once more be allowed his beloved white bread, and after his re cent experience he is quite prepared to limit his consumption severely, If the reduced allowance Is only of good quality. , The Official Journal has just pub lished the decree regulating the mak ing and consumption of bread, and explaining how the bread cards will operate when they come Into use next month. The decree Is very long and very complicated, and does not read as If It will be workable In prac-l tlce. Children from 1 year to 6 are allowed two-thirds of a pound of bread a day. Everyone above 6 years can have 1.1 pounds. "In all hotels and restaurants,'" the decree reads, "bread must be counted separately and only be served In slices at 1 cent each." Dread cards will be in duplicate, ono to be retained by the bread-eater and the other, to be deposited with the baker. Any baker selling fresh bread, or bread not made with regu lation Hour will have bis allowance suppressed for a month. Tho following mall matter, adver tiscd on the 1st of September, will be sent to the Division of Dead Letters, San Francisco, Calif., on the Kith day of September. A charge of one cent will be made for each letter do llvered from thla list In calling for letters say ndvertsled. W. A. Del zell. P. M. Acheley, Frank Dermis, Carle Campbell, MUi Natalie Daniels, C. A. Davis, Jack (2) Dugger, Mra. ft. J. Fagnant, Al Freeman, Lewis Ginsbaugh, Mr. Gossip, Wm. H. Haua, A. E. Hanna, Arthur E. Hill, Mlts Olive Kelly, J. T. leach, Clifford Lowe, DeWItt Mason, Harry W. Martin, Joseph A. Overes, Gerrit Olson, Henry Paul, Mrs. P. L. Parker, Mrs. Hattle Poole, William Roberts, Mrs. Virginia Sitney, L. B. Springer, A. R. Sonju, Howard Sullivan, Thomas Toby, Irving (2) Tryan, E. H. White, Mra. W. M. ZIon, Paul A Helpful Drug Habit When yoH cd .nytlilag . dg.tore good., jtmt .tp to the jo, and tell u. what It la. We'll deliver it promptly. Acquire, the tele. Wione habit, and have what yon want when you want It. Delivery la FRKE. I W KLAMATH FALLS OREGON tSSW J WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE UY THtlW DRUGS 4.4eea mt m t tt f t i if Mr. Oren E. Rae U bow coaaected with the Chllcote agency, aad to giv ing special atteatloB to all liaea of insurance. Ask Chllcote or Rae for rate. SI PROFESSIONAL CARDS --- ,.,.. "i-ii-n-nnivtimi LEGAL NOTICES """"---""-- i"n-irtnnqnn FORD MAKES GENEROUS GIFT WASHINGTON, D. C, Sept. 3. Henry Ford presented the American Red Cross with $500,000 credit at his Detroit factory for which it can get automobiles, ambulances and parte, the Red Cross council has announced. A policy with the Chllcote agency alwayg stands for the beat Insur ance. 31 NOTICE OF POUNDMASTER'S SALE Notice la hereby given that the un derslgned, poundmaater of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, did impound in the pound of aald city, on the 23d day of August, 1917, the, fol lowing described animals: One sorrel horse with brand on left hip. And that unless the owner or own ers of said animals, or other person or persona having an Interest therein shall, before the time of sale stated below, claim possession of said ani mals and pay all costa and charges for the keeping and advertising there of, together with all fees provided by ordinance of aald city for auch cases, aald animals will be sold at public auction for cash at the Klam ath Barn, at the hour of 3 p. m., on the 4th day of September, 1917. H. S. WILSON, Poundmuter. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, Aug ust 30. 1917. 30-4t JOHN C. CLEGHORN Comaty Surveyor Civil Engineer DR J. H. CARTER DENTIST OFFICE, ROOM 7 and WHITE BUILDING City ft County Abstract Co. ARTHUR R, WILSON 517 Main St. ABSTRACTS, LOANS AND - 8 per cent Mosey for Loea INSURANCE W. D. MILLER Cement Contractor Walki, Floors, Foundations. Con erete Building Blocks, Flues and Tiles. S3S S. Sixth St. Phone 193 GERMAN PRESS SCORES WILSON BITTERLY ARRAIGNED BY PRESS FOR "ATTEMPTING TO DE PRIVE THEM OF LIBERTY TO ARRIVE AT THEIR OWN DKCI-SIONS" vlnccd was tho only civilized form of taking tho day's first meal. Then It look away Ills fancy bread, and now, tho last straw, It has taken away white bread nltogothor, leaving him a brown Biibstuuco with a vory hard crust, which covers a doughy and In digestible inside, which so recalls his own description of German K, K. bread that he blushes when he recalls his brilliant witticisms on the subject during the llrst year of tho war, I Madame Klsa Poulle, a lady who oanin her living by soiling veget-' allies from a pushcart, had a perfect' dofenso tlio other day when sum moned for Insulting the police, "it's all the fault of the nasty sawdust broad," she declared. "It wont dl-, grit, und you have to drink," Un-1 fo. Minutely she was not before a Jury! but a muglstrato, who had to support the official bread, and so fined her a dollar. ( . J With bread reduced to the present unpopular quality, altha some bakers BERLIN (via London), Sept. 3. President Wilson's reply to the pope's peace note has been' published gener ally by tho newspapers, and In the editorial comment Mr. Wilson is bit terly denounced on the score of the note's tendency and tone. The Lokal Anzelger says: "President Wilson declines the pope's mediation with the same mass of swollen phrases with which he has already satiated the German peoples. We are told that the war Is not being waged against the German nation, but ngalnBt their 'masters.' "The absolute mendacity of Mr. Wilson's phraseology becomes appar ent when his dictum as to the rights of nations who are capable of shap ing their own, destinies Is opposed to the wish of the (German' people to be governed by these very 'masters.' Mr. Wilson, therefore, does not intend to give us our liberty, but to deprive us of liberty to arrive at our own de cisions. "For that matter this whole mass of words has as Its purpose the ex pression of the Intention to prolong the war at any price, In this resolve Mr. Wilson, who Is fighting for the freedom of mankind, orders peace HAVE DARK HAIR AND LOOK YOUNG NOBODY CAN TELL WHEN YOU DARKEN GRAY. FADED HAIR WITH SAGE TEA Grandmother kept her hair beauti fully darkened, glossy and attractive with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this simple mixture was applied with won derful effect. By asking at any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound,' you will get a large bot tle of this old-time recipe, Improved by the addition of other Ingredients, all ready to use, for about 50 cents. This slmplo mixture can be depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair. A well known downtown druggist says everybody uses Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound now because It darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied- It's so easy to use, too. You simply dampen a comb or soft brush and draw it through your hair, taking one strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after another application or two, It is restored to ltg natural color and looks glossy, soft and beautiful. This, preparation Is a delightful toilet requisite. It is not Intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of disease. Adv. ,WWWWMWWWWWWWWWWW)WWWI I FOR SHEET METAL WORK, PLUMIINQ, TEAM FITTING, PUMPS AND PIPE WORK OF ALL KINDS SEE G. C. Lorenz 706 Mate St, Agents FAIRBANKS-MORSE ENGINES wwwww0Wi0i000i0i400m DR F. R. GODDARD OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Suite 219, 1. O. O. F. Temple Remember Examination and com saltation to free at yonr bonse, or in theoflce. Farther I use the portable folding 'steel table for home treat meat. This iasnres the horns treatment to be eqnal to any gtrea fas the oflce and the pries in the) Phone SSI. Residence phone 9B8-R. reS p0WWW0WW000l0l0Wl0WW0Wk New Gty Laundry We Guarantee Our Werk. Shirts and Collars Laundered. We also wash silk, wool, and col ored gods very carefully. Try us once and be convinced. Our prices are right Phone 184. 127 Fourth Street Back of First National Bank WWWWV0WWwwmm Keep Your Watch in Running Order, see If It is stopped or if it is not keeping accurate time, let Upp fix It for you. Whether it needs cleaning only or other repairs, the work will be done exactly right, guaranteed for a year, and the price the lowest for which good work can be done. Upp's repair department Is 'in charge of an expert watch maker of exceptional skill and experience, Frank M. Upp Jeweler 411 Mate Street Oaelal S. P. Watcn Uspeetor TTT " J"JJJ"JvvvvvinnAAAAAnjULrL WOOD Place your Orders for QREEN SLAB WOOD NOW Best wood obtainable for the money Klamath Fuel Co. AAA00W0W00WWWWWWWWl Passengers and Baggage Aiywlwre tie City Q-kk Service Reasonable Rates PHONE 187 . Western Transfer Company Automobile Tires Vulcanizing and Repairing 1 All work Guaranteed KLAMATH AUTO TIRE COMPANY 130 South Sixth ttreet j i Kl , A. (&