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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
The Evening Herald
. MUlt It A V
KDITOU
Published dnllv except Sunday by
Tlio llprnltl Publishing Company of
Klamath rails, at 11G Fourth street
pieblem In business mid government
Is Afferent from nil otl.crs, ji:st us
each man Is unlike nil other men
The bureaucrat adopts 'a cern'n
theory, rule, or ay stem and tries t
;nm It through" and 'o ove-rule n'l
protests The sooner Conitrcsr tnkis
the railroads out ot tlo liundi of i
Ccv-r'ntnent the better I
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IL
ERSONAL MENTION
i.uu.r tmKi.ioms ov local iiaivkmxoh
IMONG 1IIK picoplij or HIIS CITY AMI VICINITY.
dOIMN AMI COMINGS or LOCAL KOl.KS
WESTERN TEUS.
Hall
J Furlong
Hotel fiom
1 lonlstoiol
Hill, California
I he
1 C Fen Is N n
business lsltor todtiv
Klain.H It Falls
from Fort land
POOR BECOMING
OIL IGNITES
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.1 llrenunn Is a Klam.yli Falls
business visitor from San Fianettco
J F Montgomery was a pnssoiigoi
on tin' (rain this morning for Weed,
California.
Heiir Albertsim was a p'issc tiger
on the outgoing train this morutiu
for Coqulllo.
l'ltlDAV, .lAM'AUY 24. lt)n
ALL Til IT till?
TltFKir Wllil, HKAlt.
The pilnctple affirmed by Inter
state Commerce Commissioner Att
rition in his order thai the Uallroad
Administration levlsc lumber rales
fiom Northern Cnlifornin to the in
terior nnd the Atlantic seaooard Is
so self-evident that the attempt to
question it Is cause for surprise. The
need of a judicial bod like the Inlet
itstp Commerce Commission to con
trol rnte making is most conclusively
proved by tho astonishing dottrine of
the Hallroad AdinUtratlon thnt ex
traordinarily high rates on lumber do
not work a hardship on the industry
because of the abnormal prices being
receled for the products, sayi the
Oregonlun.
That is the old, brutal rule of
"Charge all that the traffic will bear"
vlilcli was followed In the days of un
restrained private operation and pro.
voked the irresistible demand fir
public regulation. The people ex
pected that when the Gove.-nmeut
took charge of the railroads the prin
ciples of justice and reasonableness
upon which they have ii)slst?d thru
thirty years of agitation wjuln be
practiced. On the contrary, tho Hail
road Administration frankly ,-jnves
the discarded rule as a prlncipl of
Government operation. It sayj In
effect, as C. I. Huntington might
hae said: "The lumbermen are mak
ing lots of money. They can stand
it."
If that is to be the system, the
greater is the need of a commission
to relew- the rates made by the Hall
toad Administration in order to make
them just and reasonable. Under
private operation competition af.
forded some little relief from the im
positions practiced by railroad mana
gers who had such low ideals; under
Government operation there la no
possibility of relief except In the au
thority claimed by the commission
nnd denied by the Railroad Adminis
tration. Hence fhere is greater need
of a reviewing body. That was no
doubt tho intention of Congress when
It made rates of the Government sub
ject to levlsion by the commiiJi ei Ti
assert that Congress did not inltnO
that the commission should havo pow'.
or to brlrK rates fltcd by tho Hall
road Administration into conformity
with Justice and reason Is to u.wjrt
that Congress reversed the policy
tciiMsle'iilv pursued for thirty ycais,
for the fIiii pie reason that the Gov
ernment had supplanted the corpora
lions. While the latter had announc
ed that they would charge all the
traffic would bear in conversation
and newspaper Interviews, they left
It for the Government boldly to as
set t that doctrine in a judicial pro
ceeding and to challenge an) author
ity to set it aside
Moreover, it Is not true that the
lumbetmun aro earning such profits
that they inn he, Indifferent to the
railroad lates which they pay. While
tho price which they receive has risen
tho cost of labor and material has
also risen enormously. Tho lumber
men of tho Pacific Coast aro In active
competition .with those of the South,
nnd their product must be hauled
twice ns far In order to reach com
potltlvo markets. Tho Railroad Ad
inlnlHtintlon gave no attention to
tljls fact when it inn do a general ad
vance of 2fi iior cent, whereby tho
amount of tho increase for the line
cr haul was made much greater Ih'in
thnt for tho shorter haul. This In
difference had tho effect of si lug
tho fiouth nil equivalent ncWniitago.
The freedom fiom lestrnlnt claim
ed by tho Railroad Administration l
nn Instance of tho dangers Inherent
in n bureaucracy. It tends to rido
loufihshod over ull logls'.atlve .and
Judicial icBtralnts. IIh pet atlimo Is
to lednco nil things to uniformity
Without legard to the (act that oach
U I) .Miller was among the train
arrival last evening He Is a guest
at the Hotel Hall
DAL1.AS, Teas, Jan 24 Som
of the West Texas farmers wlo de
serted their homes last summe. in
pitiful white lines of old prulrl wag
ons are now going back in attic mo-
liler Driven out by a three years, JIr- J- farter, who has had a
di-j.ight, they are going back a oil severe attack of Illness is so f.u 10
n,0I. covered as to bo out again.
Stretches, of land where drought, ... .. B,.lw u ii.i.,.r ..f..- t.nsi
ness iutcieits In Klimath Falls from
had virtually withered every leaf of
vegetation and from which the dis
heartened farmers departed for the j
cotton fields and other more prespei-1
ous sections, are within the new oil
district. i
Some of the farmers who .strag- j
gled, almost penniless, from the
"parched xone" a few months ago can
quality as oil magnates, ncoa.dliu to
Vi'nce Muse of the Fort Worth Cham
bsr cf Commerce, who has just com- ,
pleted a tour of Ranger, Ej.u'.and,
Cisco, Breckenridge, DeLeon, Mot an. '
German and other towns in the heart ,
of the new oil district. He says thi. '
population In many counties, almost
comi.letely deserted last summc., has
revched unprecedented flgute?.
The legislature had expected to
adopt measures for relief of drought I
sufferers, but since the discovery of
oil little Interest has been shown in
the proposed action. There have been (
abundant fall rains that assurd crops
in districts outside the oil territory. '
Fall River Mill. California. ,
Mrs F Kenyou left this morning
for Oakland, California, where she
expects to remain in the future
S. I- llurrtss. a well -powii -esl-dent
of the Merrill dlstilct Is in Khun
ath Falls on, matters of business today
Get a standard policy
Qlillrofi A Smith agency .
from the
We sell milk from tubercular-tested
cows Anyone wishng the best
quality of milk with prompt and etll
cient service, phone 49
20-Ct ALTAMONT HAIRY
Mi mid Mis F II lltttto are In
the illy fm a short time fiom the
Modoi Point Indian Experimental
fatm of which he has charge.
Superintendent J W Fltiger.ild
and Division Kngltieor D C, Olhbou
of the Southern Pacific Company,
loft this morning fot Dunstuulr aft
ei a tilp of ltispoitlon ooi the Klam
ath Falls llratich.
It I. Sutton, .sou of Mis Fiank
Sutton of this city, who has boon In
the aviation hrntich of tho military
servlie for the past year, returned
last night Ho has boon in California
nnd Texas for n g.oitot part of tho
time
1 1 in r Kitino) with his I'mic
Clans C Andrews loft on tho triin
this morning with tho lomiilus of Mrs
Kinney for tho hitters old homo at
Linden Wisconsin, wheto interment
will bo made Thoj expect to ho gone
foi about throe weeks
Fodoial Officet. J K Flanders,
who has been bore for the past sever
al days on official hiuslnoss, loft this
morning foi Portland, where ho will
appear as a witness at the Federal
Grand Jury. Ho expects to retjirn to
Klamath Falls .shortly after the tlrst
of the mouth
William Crosby, who has boon nb
1 sent for tho past two months return
ed to the city last night. Mr. Crosby
made an extensive tour of tho east
ern states and visited til.s old homo in
Pennsylvania He declares that ho
had the best kind of a time but Is
very glad to got li.uk again to Klam
ath Falls
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The Winnek Co., Inc.
426 Main Street
Klamath Falls
Fresh Vegetables
Received this morning. Owing to the cold
spell, Lettuce is small. We effer:
Larger heads
Small heads
Celery, the bunch
.2 for 15c
8 for 10c
15c
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California Grape Fruit
Medium size 10c
Large size 'J for 25c
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Naval Oranges r
Small size dozen 30c
Best Creamery Butter
One pound 65c
Two pounds $1.25
Local Hams Sweet
The pound 422c
TWO SHIP LOADS OF
YANKEES ARE ON WAY
RELIEF, BILL PASSES
SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
!.
H
OUSTON'
Metropolitan Amusements
s
SALEM, Jan. 24. The soldiers'
and Sailors Relief Bill has again !
passed" both houses and has now- been i
signed by the Governor. It carries an
appropriation for the Immediate re
lief of the returned soldiers and sail
ors now out ot employment. i
LIFT OFF HS
Freeaone In magic! Corns nnd
luftttt lift right off without
pain
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HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
DA UK
STAR THEATER
TODAY
Aitcraft I'resents
KLSIK FKIIGCSOV
In
"THK SONG OF SONGS"
Also
Two Heels of Tonicity.
Admission 10 A 'J. iciils.
.Show Stalls 7::t and :!.-.
TEMPLE THEATER
TOD IV
Tiiangle Presents
DOl'GLAs I'AIKD.INKs
In
"iiii: i.imii"
A (iircit Western Dr.im.i in ." Pints.
Also
I Dandy C'oimily
Admission in A 1,", touts M.-illnic
ii.:t(i. i:cnliigs t::io A i.
WASHINGTON, 1) C , Jan 24 -Tho
transpott Martha Washington
has sailed from Franco with twenty
five hundred troops Including two
hundred and fifty sick and wounded
Tho battleship Connecticut Is due at
Newport news on February 1st with
eighteen hundred and of the Three
Twenty-soventh Field Artillery
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Local Bacon Just right-
The pound
50c
Farming
Implements
We'have the follow
ing implements to
close out
'I wo Oliver unlMnu dm-,-lulildi
bottom;
Olio OlUei siilke) plow, kikI liul
loin; 'three Mollno slllkoy plowx, anil
bottoms;
One 'Ihoiiin drill with grni nt
tiiihiiiont; 'tliroo Monitor drllln with uinsa nt
tiiihmcul; Two "Ijiigo Dlk" luirnitt.
1lio- linplrnieiits von IhiiiuIhIms
fore the iidvniuo In prlni, mid will
ho iohl at less tluili liutliufiti tun i
pt-liOM today .
Wo will soil llioui on ens j tonus to
irspoiislhlr mrtlo.
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The Winnek Co., Inc.
426 Main St.
Phone .34
Klamath Falls
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I GOLD ItKACH. Jan 23 Mrs. J
It Stannard, wife of tho late Repre
sentative died at the family homo
'from pneumonia yesterday without
learning of her husband's death a
short time previous.
See riillrotc .V Smith for fire, life,
nrcidc-ut nnd health Insurance. O.'ltl
Jluln street. 24
NNWSi'i''smNWSi
Local Red Cross
.. Activities ..
WWMVMWMAWW
KHOKS GALOKK
.Men's Shoes high top ;tho work
ingman's friend. We save you mon
ey on all goods. See us, for wo havo
many good things to show you
See the new shoemaker at
DICKS & CO , 100S Main St
24-at
Hutt? No, not one bit! Just drop
a little Freezono on that touchy corn,
Instantly It stops aching then you lift
that bothersome corn right off. Yes,
magic! Costs only a few cens.
Try Freezone! Your druggist sells
a tiny bottle, sufficient to rid your
feet of every hard corn, soft corn, or
corn between the toes, and calluses,
without one particle of pain, boreness
or Irritation. Freezone is the mys
terious ether dlscoveiy of a Cincin
nati genius.
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION picrntKs
TUESDAYS AND .SATL'ltDAYS
Merrill. Oret'on
TUItHH ItOOM IIOl'SK
On Kood gnrilon lot, AOxI.V feet,
near pived street; on easy terms.
SMMI.nOO.
rivi: itooM hoi'sk
On huge giinlon lot; house alone
(oulil not he built for the mono).
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six itooM tiei'si:
On Washington street; tlosc in;
full sieil lot, modem ( oiiveiilenres.
Tonus s-joo.oo ilown, hiilaiKi! like
nut. Plilo St.HOO.OO.
21 fllll.COTi: it SMITH.
I meut, nor drink either tea or (offoo
and wax put on a diet of the lightest
kind of food After eating I felt like
there wax a burning Urn right In my
chest, and I suffered ngonlex for
hours My fooil xoureil In my stout
(Ml mill Turin. ill I'tiM nml nil lii.iirf
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' Ttid .ii.iiau rt .tin I iiillnu .Unn nu VLfllllll nillllltllln I ( 1 ft VLlillfil lllll,,.
ill" intuit. ,, iiii; imuii-n r,i,j,i " ......., ,'...,....... ..m ., ......i.. ji.iii
being proHont at thn sewing room out of my body My blood pressure
Saturday Jan. 18 wns an error They went up to an alarming point, and my
did tho sewing In their homes In- heart acted so Htrunguly I was told I
stead. v had hotter make out my will I was
, Those ptesent-at the sewing joom so nervous I could hardly sleep uud
Sat. were, MesdamoK Percy Kvnns. mnl,y a time 1 lay awake all nigh'
i K. T Illgglnson, G. C Mitchell. Fred long suffering and worrying alioiit my
I Fleet, O. D Ilurke, L. 12. Sullivan 'condition I was Rotting mo thin and
j Mlfs Gladys Pitcher 'peaked my neighbors wore nil talking
Monday, Jan. 20. Mesdames D M. ,,, ,, al(kl,B tt1 , e
Smith. O. I). Ilurke, L. i: Sullivan wrfl(1 ,UIH 10 mattor wU u,
luesilay, Jan 21 Mesdames
.Percy i:vans, J II. Hamilton, O Dj
Ilurke, L. 'i: Sullivan, Miss Gladys
Pitcher
Wednesday, Jan 22. Musihimes
Geo Humplney, V. T lllggliiHon, O
I). Hut ke, L. i: Sullivan.
Tho following worn presout nt tho
"I had tried many otlur iimdltlnes
v ithotit getting .'iiy relief, nnd after
. "inline was put on sale In DiMne- an 1
'uvurybmly got to talking abeu: It, I
I decided to try it, too I iiiilicud a do-
rh'ed Improvement soon after 1 stall
,cd on It, and after my second bottle
I actually (ell tlko u new )ti,ioii I
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I OPEN NOSTRILS! END
A uulu un uiMnnn
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.
'sVt-44441:
Count fifty! Your cold In head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged
nostrils will open, the air passages
of your head will clear and you can
breathe freely. No more snuffling,
hawking, mucous discharge, dryness
or headache; no struggling for breath
at night.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Iliilm from your diugglst and apply
n little of this fragrant antiseptic
cream In your nostrils. It penetrates
thru every passage of the head, sooth
ing and healing the swollen or In
flamed mucous membrane, giving
you Instant relief. Head colds and
catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay
stuffed-up and miserable, rtellof Is
sure.
LIBERTY THEATER
H. W. POOLE, Owner
TONIGHT
"A MAN'S WORLD"
Featuring Emily Stevens and a Strong Cast
SATURDAY NIGHT AND MATINEE
Louise Glaum
"AN ALIEN ENEMY"
A Good Comedy Shown at Every Performance
Admission 10c and 20c
A (hlhl iiiiompiinli'il by p.ii-
in I admitted tree with a IMc
admission.
'I his 'I heater now properly
Heated anil Ventilated.
Fumigated every night
Ited Cross meeting at Merrill, Jaiiu-
aiy Kith
oris, Mrs
Stukel, Mis Geo Wilson, Mrs It. L
Oiilton, Mis. It. C, Anderson, Mr.s
Joe HtiiKiil.
I nve taken four bottles now, and I
Lcnna Keyt. Anne Hob-11"" oul ""sl '''" I 'int I have
W T- Glnnette, Mrs I) "ttn ro",lvtu "' inui miming huiisii-
iiou i nan in my enest, gas Huh mop
ped forming and the prciisuro has
been relieved so my heart does not
j palpitate like It did My nerves aro
liiuiut, and my hIcop Ih delightfully re
Irroshlng I am so much lustier anil
i stronger I can now do my housework
without getting all tlred-otit and
. huvltig to stop and rest, and I am
now convinced that all my suffering
was caused by my disordered stom
al h. Tanlac has done mo more good
than anything I have ever taken, and
my relief Is due to nothing else hut
this groat medicine."
Tanlac is sold In Klamath Falls by
the Slur Drug Co., uud In Lorollu by
the James Merc. Co. Adv.
TOLD SHE'D
High
Grad
Ladies' & Men's
Clothes
m.idi: to oiti)i:it
ri.MMT M.ITiatlALS
ui:st OF WOllKMA.NSIIIP
i..iti:ht htvi.dh
ii:iiri:T fit u'.h.i.ti:li
I'rlcex are very ri'ttMitiiibln
Your limited loll (lulled
Chas. J. Cizek
MLIICIIANT TAIMIK
niM Main St.
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OUT HER ILL
TT W
Motors and
Pumps
TAKIM TANLAt; AND ,OW FKKI-H
MICK A Mill' PKIISON CAN DO
IIKIt OWX IIOUSKIVOUK
Tho remarkable, results lining ob
tained by the use of Tanlac Is fur-
ciiL'itciiiLL xo i:cvri,oi'i:ii.i.
DUNDKH, Hditlanil, Jan. 22 Win.
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thor oVIdonred In tho case of Mrs. M. " -'l,ti. t'' nritlsh MlnlHler
F. Cunningham of .'1418 Humboldt "' M,,"l. bo heckled by the
street, Denver, Colo., who in recently I wom"n br'" w,,om ll0 "I"'"" ' I"Ih
tolling the story of her recovery from ' , ",w" '""""J u,u "'u,,'l I1"""'-
a serious complication of troubles, ,nm"',ry nimlKji, Hint ho finally
,.,,,. leterled: "I am imly u man, not an
oncytlopeilla." His uiidlontu was
tomposed exclusively of women and
tluili hei'kllng extouilod that of tho
avoiago audience of men,
After Mr. Cliurchlll hud uppeulod
to the women to stem nuljimr i,i, ,.
stop and lie, down five or six times Blarly, 10y ft(,lltud n rcHol.ttlon
during tho day, I couldn't touch supporting his candidacy.
said
"A little over two years ugo I hu
gan to havo trouble with my stomach
and I would get ho tired and fugged
out I couldn't get through with my
llttlo housework without huvlng to
I 'or nevt Irilgiitlnii season should '
ordcieil now ,ln order to got the prop
er equipment nnd liiNiiro clollvi'iy hi
time, at Icmi'Nt cost. Lot us Install
your pumping pliinl.
YOU WANT
YOUIt MOTOIC ItlGHT
VOl!; I ITMP ItlOHT
YOUIl INSTALLATION 1110111'
THAT WILL STAY 1110111'
Place your outers with un, and l""
know you me right.
Good cnglncci lug unci liiNlallallnii''
Niives iiiiiiiml evpoiiNo .nml gives bi'l'
tor ellleleiiiy. INtlimiles fiiinlshid.
Link River
Electrical Co,
7th nud Main HU.