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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1919)
u WKDNKHDAY, I'MUtUAIIY la, tntrt v ' PAGE TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON m w 1 lit The Evening Herald K. J. m u it n a r EDITOR Published dally except Sunday by The Herald Publishing Company o' Klamath Falls, at 115 Fourth street Entered at the postolllco nt Klnm ath Falls, Oro., tor trnnsmlsslou thru the malls as socondrdasa matter Subscription terms by mall to any address In the United States' One year ,,... .$5 00 One month .i... 50 Member of the Associated Pre The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to tho use tor republication of all news dispatches credited" to if or not otherwise crodilul In this pa- entitled to tho use for republication per, and also local news published !.).. . herein All rights of republication of spe cial dispatches .herein arc also re served. " WEDNESDAY, FEimUAKV 12, lll 8IXXOTT. , I Oregon has a representative In' Washington of which she hBs reison to feel proud. She has a repiwnU-( tlve that has a soul, that i J tieari, uai nas a ora.n .m... lorgeis niniseii unu settiMi 66'"- dlzement and works for the relief. Interests, welfare and asslstanro of l his constituents. That man is Nick j CtnMnll Vlnlinlno T If -.'ftl, li-tal, 1 n 1 be formal, but just plain Nick as his constituents like to address him, for they love the man who hears their call artd who, night or day, luib shown that he stands ready to serve them, These words voice not only he sentiments and beliefs of luo Herald, 'but they truly represent "those of many of our' cltHtens- who can and,"" would gladly testify' to their truth I WASHINGTON. D. C Feb. 12. Wo k.v.in min.1 ttn ni,i lii nart 1. 1 Four transports and cruisers are cula'r. One was of a widow--the typically poor widow, oal she was uoor tn factJand not in fiction. She, dependent upon a nephew a boy she had' raised from childhood, a good bojvbut a boy whos,? veins were filled with the blood of an ancestry that despised, oppression and who, when the call to arms was sounded qulekly responded. Thl left the ' womaS practically penn.les., but be fore going the young man ttee'iod to her a timber claim he h-id taken up some years ago, and he exps.yed thnf ' she could sell for enough 'o. fide her J over the time of his absence. Hut , this timber claim was tied up la the withdrawal that was made .-.omej years ago by the Reclamation Serv ice. The young" man had ben trj- lng for about two years to tret it re-i leesed, and after his departure fur' the front, his aunt continued her nf- forts, but they wereequally as tin-;tw r"" a""ss '" U,B w-ae successful. Filled with utter dis- rear of "'J- fe-" declared Thomas couragement. she was telling her ' K-'Arnott of 124 South Ray St. Spo troubles to a frlend.and he suggested kane. wl'e 'n' Murgittroyd's Drug that t"fi maor jm hroutrlit tn thp at-1 s,ore recently. .tention of Mr. Sinnott, but she was' hopeless and said she would let the matter drop until tlie hoy camb home But the friend had heard of Mr. Sin- nott's devotion, to his people, 'and , wrote him about the claim. In two months the deed from the govern-) - ,, i v, hnnrts nf tho wirinw . Mr. Sinnott stayed with the job, and thru correspondence and pe'rsorrat visits had the claim released. His work was done out of the bigness of ( his heart. He know that this act would probably never see the light lieart trouble. .1 would Tiave blind of- day, if he thought of It at all. He ' dl"v sPbH" "en I could hardly stand was satisfied with the prayers and on "' feet- I. a,8 suffered with gratitude of a woman who will al-' headaches and simply felt played out ways look on Nick Sinnott ts her one! "early all tho time. , great friend. "' can now eat what I want with- The other incident and we could out " hurting me for the first time reTate scores or similar ones re- " thirty years, nnd since my food di lates to the discharge of a young ! 'ests ai" the gas has stopped form man from the navy. He Is a well '" on m' stomach. I don't have any known man ln this county who ,nore trouble with palpitation and answered his country's cah for men ' shoitness ot breath. Why, before I to man the new ships that wero to tooIc Tanlac the least exercise would bridge the ocean and save the armies completely tire mo out. hut now I of our allies from starvation and tie- ea waIk or W0lk a" y '""B feat. When the armistice was sign- fpo1 no"e the woise from It. I guelis ed he was. anxious to return to his ' "ave taken a barrcll of medicines home, his wife and his little baby, of diffeient kinds and lived on a diet. whose arrival during dils absence liUnnHi starving myself, trying to get had helped to deplete the little hoajd he had left at his departure. It was really a case where Jubtice de manded his return, but the scarcity of men in the navy and the prospec tive difficulty in securing any re cruits, made it impossible for him to secure his release, and he so wioto,' 'to bis wife. She had heard of tho wonderful things Mr, Sinnott had been doing, and she sat down and in her us'ophlsticatod way wrote hint. And it happened as Sinnott a friends auto repair work done, and done 'knew it would happen tho young right, at fair prices. Low rent, itrlct man was released attention to business, fast workman- . . . A ,1 ,'shiip and thorough experienc3 make ThU if.vwhy the Herald says wo u p,m)Uli f()r U8 ,0 Ilgure you mUtw v have a representative with a heart ( faci)nn at prjces tjmt wont contihcate and a iou. We down here In Klnm- your car. Wo also do general blask ath are proud of him almost ns"jsmlthliig and horseshoeing. An ex--prouil, aa if we claimed him as out porjonced sheer will put your horse pwf He to 0(.tbe class that Is fast 1 W ''trktly guaranteed. l;.4taappearlBg from public life men aixTH STIIKET IlKPAIB SHOP wks loved" th)rtr copsUtuents and 7-ct cod LOPEH & POUTI3R.1 $yLPHUR whoso rhtcf delight was found In smoothing tout life's pathway Tor them aud net In grandlloQuenT ora tions, delhered to hide sinister mo th es end unworthy deeds. State Biologist Flnley seems very much exorcised over tlfe probability that the bill ceding .Malheur lake to the goxcinment may fall of passage, tn the legislature, and like nil of his kind Is endeavoring to stir up public sentiment In faor of the measure by j crlng out that ft Is being fought by l K.ivterners," hv "land speculators,") ))y ..,,rolnolorsi... unkt He has' 1 thiown n fit oxer a few sea gulls, pel-, iians and the like t.lke all Ists, he icant see anything but the line he Is; ,, , ,. ,. . . following He makp-j the broad statement "that, after the lake Is, drained, there will be nothing but .... , , ,, . . ., , . ,-! alkali-soaked soil of no pinctlcal vnUi ie" Well if the "promoters." are as siic'cebsifnl in the use of adjectives as the distinguished stnte biologist,' thc will be 'going some. We heard j the same talk when It was proposed i to drain the lower Klamath lake. Ken the Reclamation Service join- 1 orl tho r.-ihnt The drnininir has tiro gresscd far enough now to prove the ,,, of thelr cIaIms Tne same, w.m me of Ma,neur ,ako , wheter , ,locs or not lhe legisi ,ature shoul(, never cedo any of It3 aulhocy over u l0 ,he federal gov ...., Appropriate Hannonj-. "Smith is a cheerful fellow. Did' ou not!ce he ;as Wtnn as he! loined me ten dollars?" "Yes. He wrs whistling 'fiood-by. Forever.' " Tostl s, j" jgfj THOUSAND BOYS -SAILING FOR HOME bringing over ten thousand troops from France including he infantry j f Hie forty first dlvLsion composed of i national guard troops frm Washing ton. Oregon. Montana and North Da kota. t "NOTHING ON IjAC," HK OYKKCOMK. KAKTH LIKE TAN SAYS TItOl'llIiKS "Well, sir, a neighbor of mine put onto this Tanlac a few weeks ago, and It's the finest thing I hae 'I have suffered for thirty years," he -continued, "with a bad stomach a""" troublesnd spent a large l,a" ot wnat J made for treatments and medicines, but never did get any better until I began taking Tanlac. Everything I would eat hurt me and the gas on my stomach would rise up Into my chest and cut my breathe short. Sometimes my heart would beat so hard and fast that I would Just, have to gasp for breath. I was uneasy all the time for fear I had r'" "' " 'rouuie, oui i suuereu just the same until I got Tanlac. So I know what Tanlac has done for me and I appieclatc It enough to tell everybody about It. In my opinion there's nothing on earth like it." Tanlac Ib sold in Klamath Falls by thc s,ar Dru Co- and ' the .lames Merc. Co. and In Lorellr bj Adv. OPEN FOB Bl'HINESS Now is vour chance to net vour TT H FFRTII I7FR increase Crop J. mJLX A RMmAJLm il I : P ERSONAL I.UTI.K NIDKI. 1(1111 8 ON MICAI. HAIVKNINOH AMONG TIIK I'KOI'I.K OFTHIS CITY ANI VICINITY. (JOINOS ANI COMINGS OF LOCAL KOLKR L 1.? A Tt.i la n PnliHlv emit vlaltnz ...... . m- ... .. -., ,. w. ....... fmm Fort Klnmnth. H. K, Bedford Is a county Wtor from.Worden today. seat Mr. and Mrs. U. 11. Hawkins an remit arrivals from Weed. WT K. Halley left this mornltu; for Mortis on matters of business. K R. Porter was among the train arrlir.ls Inst evening. trom"I.os Aug' cles. : , S. W. Robertson Is a recent arrival in Klnmnth Falls' from Chlco, California. C C. Fllnn of tho Chiloquln I.um-: Joo Urowu ,ndl!m of (ho KlnM. bor Company Is In the city, o.n huM-, , Reservntlon loft "on the train ness today. . t,.,s mornlllK for a vL,lt in noseburK. J. T. Stove.- and Walter V. Ultss; , c,8for,h wll0 has ,)(Hn vilt. arp. guests at the White Pelican lloM,nK ln Klanulth Fn8 nom Riddle from Portland. . Iet, fol hs ,10U)n ,lipre thu ,uorujni M. C. Haiel of the Mysell-Rolllns Company ns a passenger for Port - land this morning. , - A. K. Hakenson Is looking aft r Blatters of business In Klamath Falls fiom Odessa. - Lester F. Terwllligcr. of the I.iber- ty Theatcp who Is In San Francisco H OUSTON' s Metropolitan Amusements HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE DANCING SATURDAY, EVENING JAZZ .MUSIC STAR THEATER TODAY Tln-nuiH H. line Presents DOHOTHY DALTOV In "THE MVTING OF MAItCKM-V A Startling Drama of Mnrileil Infelicity. Also Funny . iu:' tukpin that llonielj- Comedian. In a Tno Heel Comedy. "Two Tough Tenderfeet." AdmNslon 10 & -', rents. Shoir Stnrt.s 7 ::!() and 0:15. 1 TEMPLE THEATER TODAY lllue Hint Features Presents EDITH HOIIEHTS In "DEANS" A Story of A Modern Comedy Of Errors. Also A I.jons & Mornn Comedy Up to the Minute Specialists in Defined Fun. Admission 10. & 15 roi.ls Jfnllncc t li.:t(). Evenings 7:. 'JO it o. MERRILL OPERA HOUSE MOTION I'ICTUItES TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS Merrill," Oregon LIBERTY "THE BEST IN PHTl'HES" H. W. POOLE, Owner . TONIGHT "A MORTGAGED WIFE" Featuring Dorothy Phillips in a Thrilling Story of Love and Adventure ' THURSDAY Charming Jewel Carmen . in "LAWLESS LOVE" , . and a Comical Comedy WVsAavywWWVWVWVWWww Admission 10c and 20c A child accompanied by pfir ent admitted free with a 20c ticket, ovct-pt Satiirtlity night mill Sunday night, MENTION I t lit vml? ulth lita wlfrt lo nttpml .... .. ....v, . ........... ,. . . . .; .... ' lug to the purchase of new equipment 1 for the movie house. Mr and Mrs. sTJ. Colnlliin enmo In "yesterday for a short visit from I j their hcyno nt Datrj William Marls, who has been here on business for a few days left this morning for San Francisco r , J. C, llojlo was anions those .tr- Jitviuc on the train last night Ills home' is at Yrcka, California. K. Mc.Murphy is hero with his wife en a short visit from Stockton. Thov i.ne stopping; at tho Hotel, Hall, I Dr ndward De Rnymonte. who h-is 1 ,,fen nore g,nce gundny wUh ht, I ramlly left for California pointi this , "rnl"K- T O. FltzGerald of tho Soulheui Pacific Company Is here on mattefjt "f business for tho Company from 'Dunsmulr Ir t nd Mrs. C.x P. Van Riper and H. R IMlulap wjio have bneit spend. Ing the winter months In Southern Califorria, arrived last nls'ut. I. I . Rums a well known reside'1', of KYc Fort Klamath district la look. 4i2g after business Interests in the Crimty seat. 'He is stoppiti'; at the f Hotel Hall. j William Fordncy who opeiates the ' J.imes.Mercentlle Company at I.orella and v.bp has been visiting for tho 1 past ten'"das at Santa Cruz. Califor nia, has returned i Luke. Walker, who has been III , here with the Influenza, left this morning for San Francisco where he will spend the next week. Mr. Walk er is still in a weakened condition from the effects of his Illness. I H A. McCarthy, who was formerly 1 Southern Pacific yardmastcr in this , c'ty and who Is now with that Com- pauy at Dunsmulr came in last night for a short business-visit. He Is rc- Eirlerid nt the White Pelican Hotu. Mr and Mrs. H. W. Mitchell and I.. H. Bryan who have been her? on a short visit from Dorrls, left for t,,at i,olnl on the traln tn,s morn,1!? tiryan wno is laenuiiea wun ine u. r. .Marines' made their famous football I Jeani this year. ' Project Manager J. B. Bend of I the U. S. acclamation Project hete I left on the train this morning for Denver, Colorado on matters of busl I ness. He was unable to state the ! nature ot his errand doclnring he had i been summoned there for a canfer ence, tho nature of which he was not acquainted. See Chllcoto A Smith for Are, life, accident and health insurance. 6B.1 Jfiiln street. 24 J The kaiser Is said lo have aged ten years since ho fled to Holland two . months ago. ft Is much too fast, j Somebody ought to put an end to It. I' Kansas City Star. THEATER This Theater now properly Heated itnd'Ventlliited. Kuniigntcd every night Letters From The People Keillor Herald Under the caption, "The Southern Pnclnc," In tin edi torial under dnto of February 10, 19 IS, In jour paper, when referring to tho superintendent, jou state, '" "er t""K. " umows "All complaint a, requests or de mands ure referred, us a rule, to subordinates even less considerate mid courteous than ho. I.Ike a monarch In state, he, truiols up and down tho lino, cowing with ItU lash of Authority his subordinates, who are governed like slaves, Instead of co-workers. ftsntonnKo has taken the place of co-operation ;nutoc- racy tho place of arbitration; ter ror the place of peaceful prosecu tion of labor among the employes, until tho splendid, smoothly work ing mnchlne that passed Into his hands has become. ' nioro jumble of disorganized, dlssatlslled, discon tented workers," Now, wo do not dcslro to enter Into any controversy with tho editor In . any way, shape or form, and this ar- tlclo Is not written for tho purpose of criticising the editor for his attltpde toward tho Southern Pacific company, for wo realize that the editor (sonly human, llko railway employes, and Is lia'blo to write as he feels person ally; but we do deslro to take excep tion to some of tho things sntd about the local employes of tho S. P. Co, The editor, la dealing with goner allies has completely overlooked tho fact that wo nro full-blooded Amer ican citizens, and have still tho prlv- lloge of exercising our own volition In solectlng the place where nnd the per sons or company for whom wo work. If any one of us becomes dlssatlslled with his treatment at tho hands of his superiors or with thu conditions tin dor which he has to work, ho can al ways quit and secure other employ ment, und we feel Unit It Is bnlittllii!: to the dignity of our employment, to say the least, when soma one of tmp- posed public Importance, with holshe vlst-llke tendencies, publishes broad cast that we aro cowed with tho lash ot authority of our suporlors and gov" emed like slaves. As to the relationship of our su perintendent with tho empleyes: We have always- found tho superintend ent courteous, and an easy man for tho employes to approach, and believe that he has over tried to better our condition. Wo ure very wolLmitlslled to be working for tho Southern Pa cific company, nnd especially under the present superintendent. Tho mere fact that we remain tit this work should show that we are satisfied with the conditions und with ottr superiors. We have alwaj;trled to.be cour teous in our doiillrig'wlth the public--, from personal deslro as well us from any Instructions or directions from the company and wo tin not feel that' it is fair on the part of the editor to' indiscriminately accuse the employes of discourtesy. If the editor would Inform himself of facts he would And that any discourtesy on tho part of an employe, If reported to tho su perintendent of the dlYllt.n, would, subject such employe to a severe .rep-, rlmand or removal from tho service We can not help but feel thjit tho editor has some porsonnl grouch I against some particular Individual of, the company, and seeks to vent tils feelings through his paper, In high-1 sounding phrases, that convicts no one, and yet casts a slur upon tho en-! tire personnel of the local division of the S. P. Co. I William W. McNcally, B. Frank Owens, J. A. Leech, E. A. Tuttlo, W. A. Owings, J. U. Foster, C. H. Foster. W. F. Turpcn, l.ayton Colvlg. O. W. Davlcs, W. H. Owins. Louis Bradford, Frank J. Porter. H. D. Wators, S, L. Kelley, MIbs Alleen Smith, Miss Iluth Avery, Bay C. 1 lager, A. L. Alexan der, Chas. H. llagert, Clarenco C, Hard. (Thanks, hoj-s. That's hot enough to suit oven F.ltz. But j-ou missed the mark. When I hammered out tho words you quote, you wero as far, from my mind as ono polo from an-, other. Don't think that I forget the. uniform courtesy with which you have troated mo personally. And what you have dono In these partlc-l ular instances, I understand you havo done for others. I am glad to pub lish your criticism, as I shall always be glad to publish that of anyone who may foel aggrieved with any policy of Tho Herald. I am hoeking nothing perHonullj' only such chunges nnd Improvements, as will he of general benefit to the whole community. , Editor.) " I , Woll, Just as the kaiser expected and prophesied more than a year ago, German ships are landing troops in New York. Cleveland Plain Dealor. POPULAR MECHANICS KAQAZtHC IS FOR SALS V AU. rUWlDIALiKS Aikiben to ihow rou a eppr or tini 2Qa for i00 to ll prt. ut ll llulioa Ultiui, rOrUUM MKCHAHICS MAGAZINE N. MMUsm MM CUMIt, Itt. - IfctfSfJ. PICTURES ESSSi MONTH UPPS Efacir-zfc -l. .yajgji yield 50-200 percent. Murphy Feed & Seed Store 1 124 South Sixth Street. Phone 87 ho could not clln lilm IiuileMl. slncu It would iih one of bin make lllfeell lug niuiiiiK Hii' soldiers and was not An older maudlin; the Albiecht for buivery, and fused he wits liintid. JubIUUmI. then was Issued rnm lolouel lo loouiiiiuciid tha Kolduu medal fur when the officer re iellt)eil from his com Coffee .A ALL AMtRICAj 1,1 e per lb. at Sunset Grocery High Grade Ladies' & Men's Clothes MADE TO OHDEH FINEST MATEKIAI-S 1IKST OF WOltKMANSHIP I.ATF.ST STYLES ' I'EItFECT FIT OUAHANTF.ED Prices tire wry reasonable t Your inspection Inillcd Chas. J. Cizek Mi:it('IIANT TAILOR 511 .Main St. onol declined I I 1 ' --, w v I " Tsar- r-ya i li 1. A T HM Sz3 m i a Thrift Means Readiness First State & Savings Bank ' KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Quality Drugs... It Isn't woihiiiij mid li Un't vtlietii uiy atijthliiit but Hie best In drugi. r We have unlneil the inn.' ndence of our customer b ftclliiiu tlritus of the lilglieii ltullty ' only. You rniniut buy niiy other kind bcic, mid jot nro alunjs mite nttil iiro (hat nothing li the heil drugs villi bo -Mil In tills Mure. ' v inuww li ru.- imium . VtC WM HO,, . . ; ESTICAY NOTICE 1 I have at my place mm malm rdl 'mid wliltt) vputted cow, brninlcl tK on rluht ami written N on tin- Inft hip ,tiinl pitchfork tut left rib, li'i .ar cropped, under halt crop mitt ip(or hIup-j on right ear. Ownur I ,is call mid got row und pay olni;es, CHAS II FLACK l- 3-101 Dairy, tu lli:c.(.lll HENT HICHVIt i: I'lione RB Mubt Phone 31ft CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS Tells How To Get quick Hrllrf from Head-Cold. It's Splendid I In line m In u to your clogged ntrlU will open, the air iiassiiRes of jour head ullj clear nnd j'nu can breaths frly No moro'huwkliiK, wiiuf flluc, blowing, hoidiichu, dryness No striiKgllng for broath at night, onr cold or catarrh wit! bo gone. tint n small bottle of Ely's Cream Halm from your druggist now Ap ply u llttlo of this fragrant. nullici tic, healing cream In your nuMrllJ. It penetrates through uvery air pi. sagu of tho hoad, sopthus thu Inflam ed or HWolltiu mucous mombraue mul relief rumes Instantly, i Its. Just fine. Don't stay aiutted u p with a cold or nasty catnrrh It 1 llnf comes so quickly. "a i Ijixdcrwooifc Pharmrv V 'v KLAMATH TAUA ORLCOrt n I 11 The days of life do not always run smoothly. ' 11 Adversity snaps at the heels of pros perity and sometimes bites bites hard. 1 Wages are not always high or work always plentiful. 1f Health does not always stay at high tide Sometimes it-ebbs. If you have been caught short before, you surely do not intend to be caught short again. fl Make THRIFT-a habit. You can start a Savings Account with as small an amount as a Dollar. Phone 87