PAQE TWO
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Published flatly except Sunday by
Tk Herald Publishing Company or
sttauia Kails, at 115 Fourth street
Entered at the postofflee at Klam-'
ath FaUa. Ore., (or transmission thru
the Malta as second-class matter.
Ml FEDERAL
ROADS PUNNED
IN NORTHWEST
SvMcripUoa terms by mail to any
kddrea In the United States:
One year $5.00
One month .. . .
Member of the Associated Pres
PORTI-AND, Feb. 15. Road con
struction work abandoned during the
.SO I period of the war will assume great-
er Importance than ever before, ac-! business from Davis Callfornl
cording to T. V Xorcross, assistant
ERSONAL MENTION
l.tTTLK SIDELIGHT OV LOCAL HAIVKNINGS
AMONG TBK PROtl.K OP Tails) CITT AND VICIMTV.
GOINGS AND COMINGS OP LOCAL PU1.K8
Oliver P. Martin Is a recent arrival
from Los Angeles.
Chas. Malone of the Midland die
trlct Is a county seat vUltor.
It. II. Schmidt is in the city on
K. K. Looseley Is registered at the
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SA The Associated Press Is exclusively I "'-""' ""&"-'- ..- "I Mnll Hotel l&dar from Mnntame
f'iliiPd in th .., fnr ,nh!im.i,,n 1). C. in charge of road work whol"n" "ow ,(w,r lrom MonKue
VJ of all news dispatches credited to It i has been here consulting with District! Mrs. P. lif Downing Is In Klamath
' c or not otherwise credited In this pa-' Forester Ueorge II Cecil and Kngln- Falls for a shorY time from Warden,
per. and also local news published eor ,, H 1)ater of the forcst serviceJ
A?"VlgbU of republication of ,pe-' regarding various projects to be Ll.; '
.1.1 ji...i.i,u ..: ... . ... mm this snr nr ' tor In Klamath Falls from San Fran-
served. i Mr. Xorcross Is visiting all district i clsc.
, on ices 01 me loresi service ana nas
GOOD ROADS
In the very near future and the
Herald will tell you the date in a
Wnner that you will not forget
there Is to bo launcherfin this city
and county a campaign for members
for the Klamath Good Roads Associ
ation. Xow, don't get the idea Into
your head that this campaign is for
the purpose of raising money. It
isn't! True, there will be a charge of
one dollar as initiation fee and dues
for one year. It is not to get this
dollar that the campaign is to be
launched. It is to get your interest,
which will be worth a thousand times
more than any money you may put
into Jhe moV&ment. Every man and
woman in Klamath County should be
long to the Association. It should
have a 100 per cent membership.
But3ion't Join thru fear of being
called'a slacker. If you do, you will
be In the wrong place. Xo one is
wanted unless he brings with him
his good will and support for the
construction ot permanent roads. It
is an lienor proposition an honor to
be linked up and associated with
the leading enterprising, up-to-the
minute, city and county loving people
of Klamath. It will b greater than
any Commercial Club, greater than
any'organlzatlon in this county, for
it will represent the spirit, the en
terprise, the go-to-it-and-get-it Man
hood and womanhood of the commun
ity. That is why you will be asked
to join and it is on that basis you
will be expected to Join. If you re
main in the discard, all right, but
the Herald does not believe there is
n person in Klamath county who
wants to be out of such an organiza
tion.
SATURDAY, KKRRUARV 13, lfUOi left for San Francisco.
Although 'a tentative program for
road construction in Oregon and
Washington has been drawn up. Mr.
Xorcross declined to make public its
nature until it is finally decided upon
except to say that deferred construc
tion would be taken up as well as-
several new projects.
Of the amount of money available
for road construction; $130,000 a
year comes to Oregon and $92,000
to Washington. Another appropria
tion from the 10 per cent act brings
an additional sum to tne state, anno
somewhat smaller.
Already work has begun on the
Canyon-Galesville road which will be
the connecting link in the r-acific
highway, and on the Flora-Enterprise
road In 'the Wallowa country, and
the Cooks-Collins road in Washington
a link in the North Bank road which
will make a continuous route from
the eastern to the western side of
the state.
' Early construction upon the roads
will furnish opportunity for labor
for those returned soldiers who may
care to take advantage xOf It. The
survey and construction work of the
different road projects will be hand
led by the bureau of public roads of
the department of agriculture under
the direction-of E. I. Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Castro, who
have been here visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Buckley of the Argraves Rooming
house left on the train this morning
for San Francisco.
W, II. Christman Is in the county
seat looking after business Interests
from Algoma.
Dan and Dave Llskey are In to'wn
on matters of business from the Mat
in district today. '
Joe Moore of the Western Transfer
Company U confined to his home on
West Main Street by Illness.
'Mrs. Anna O'Connell'ls among the
city visitors from the outside county
districts today. She resides at Chllo
quln. Mrs. G. K. Byron was among the
train arrivals last night from San
Francisco. She Is a guest at the Hall
Hotel.
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.,n.i..-.l.. order In IllSlirt) "lib- "l letclitly Inturilod finiu ,. .,.
llciitlon, copy for church nnmiuiico- luuUed visit In Souiliurti ('aliform,
incuts must bo at Tim Herald oltlco, nf,. rutting m-tlled today n, t, A
not later tlmii r'rlduy evening , ,U at UK I'lnu Street r v
!' . A A A . ,,,! Rlpt'r will uo iisnoelnted in the t,u
, Sncr(ii 1cur, Church, corner S.I. tt , ,,,,,,, ,
Aid mot Wednesday at and High rtrceta lv Hugh J Mur- "ll,
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MY. LAKI.
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The Ladles
the church for the first time since
the ban was raised They will incut
regularly every two weeks Those
present, wero, Mrs. John Kooutz, Mrw.
T N. Case. Mrs. (1 I). Grlxxlt'. Mrs
Herb Philips, Mrs. Warren Patter
son. Mrs. Harry Booth. Mrs. W. D
Rutlcr. Mrs. McClellen. Mrs. It. I)
Morrison, Mrs West and Mrs. llany folks urn requested t" attend
shall, punier
Klrnt Mnai at S a. in.
Parish .Mast l 10 so " "'
lloui'dlctlnii, 4 in
Third Suniliiy, Mast ill .H a. ift only
Third Sunday at Mnrrill, u u. m
OoiifoKsloim before sorvlcuM. find
Friday at ! a in and 7 3D p in.
Thorn will be two manses tumor-
r,v-i.ii s 3d and lit 30 Grown
uiu
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IT. Telford.
Worrcn" Patterson returned Tur
io':ui iniisM
mt... ftl.l..ld UxImmK Uiii'IaI ! ilf
day night from Portland, whero " ',.,;',;, "u holds servlco. at 1 13
had been with n car of hogs and re- Kimrl, Htrtfol vpry Sunday morning
ports that thoro s much more mud In t i o'clock nuil every Wedmndiiy
that part of tho stnto than hec oveiilng at 7 30 All ore welcome
-Mrs. Ilurk went to Klamath I'alU, Tho subject or lesson ior .iiiiiiuiy.
Wednesday nnd expects
two or three weeks.
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III roilllllll ' ' 'tlUI'HUIJ ( in ."
in ii, TJjn Sum,rtJ, ,,PMO0 r,iou Is from
'n-4r to 1 1 . 4 r uvurv Sunday iiioruliiir.
Mr. W D. llutler bought a apau , Ti.u tra r..mii,,c nmm Und free
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ot young nmrcs from Joe Wright 'landing library Is open from 2 30 to
Mr. nnd ur.. j J n,r r h. Wednesday, ,1.30 on Tuesdays, 'lliursiinys mm
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OUSTON'
MetropolltiiB Amusemeats
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HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
DANCING SATURDAY KVK.MXG
JAZZ MUSIC
on a nhnrl vl.lt of hn.lnM. .nd nW.i The Uadles Aid win give a rnii gen i"J'
lure from their ranch In the llalrvlH dinner Friday 14, at the church I
i .t I tt te.Alstmt ihn rnMirtiAil n1itlir.l finrl I I'M
sc",on- ,.- - ,nKl0l aM(,
I j lll'H VIPIIUMH,
. airs. t. u. .Manning was a passen- Sunday school at 10 a. in, (!
ger on the train this morning fori iDnl.ap, superintendent.
tWorden. where she expects to visit v.tmviiiu Preaching at II a. in
First Baptist Church, corner Wash
pastor
Highlit.
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Mrs.
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I came in yesterday for a short visit J'r. and Mrs. H. I). Morrison Frli'ny
'at the County teat. She Is a guest evening In honor of Mrs. Morrlion's ncl
UXIVERSITY HE.D RKSIGXS.
SAX FRAXCISCO, Feb. 15. The
resignation of President Benjamin
Ide Wheeler of the University of
California was presented to the univ-
STAR THEATER
TODAY
D. Y. GRIFFITH
Presents
"THK GREAT LOVE"
riurrinz
HKXRY H. WALTHALL
And the "Illrtli nf the Nation" Cast.
A Story of the Renerntlun of
Women liy War.
Alto
'i'ivo Heel of Comedy
at the Hotel Hall.
R. W. Mackle of the Western Elee.
i trie Company, who has been here tor
1 the last few days left this morning
' for California points.
All are roidlally Invited to worship
with-us.
A party was given nt the 'loimi of '
Preihyterlan Church, Pine street,
near Second. Rev. K. P Law retire
on. W. I). Butler and wire The ! ""J", ,,.,. '
... ', . . ,, ... Sabbalh school at 10 a. in
guests present were. Mr. and Mrs ..8p,,n,nB w be the Huhject of
John Kooutz. Mr and Mrs. Cas. Mr. the sermon Sunday iiiumlng. at 11
und Mrs. McClcllan, Mr. and Mis. in .in. It will lie one of the Aeries mi
Clu'rencc Hill. Mr. and Mri Will 1 "M"y. the Acid Test" '
Cheyne Mr. and Mn, 0. D Orlul SuT.?"' "' '""
.Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Klllott. Mr. anil -riw. , v.min.. ...n-i.... win i... .. mi..,.
Quality
Drugs...
II Isn't econoni) and (
Imi'l wle to bit) anjihlng
hut the heat In ilrugi.
We have gained the ton.
fldeiire of our riiloinrr by
ulllnu drug of the liluhmt
iiiallly niily. You uiunnt
buy 'any other kind hcrr,
Mini J oil nre nliiaj. Mufe
nnd sure Hint iiolhlng but
(he bent drug mIII lu ,!,!
In IliU store.
Mrs P. T. Xall rtiirnorf (lit. ninrn
inc to hur hom In'flUnd.lr. fnlln.r,r8 uu" "owson, .Mr anu .Mr dcott , mass
Ini? ft rl!t wit ti htxr ilniisfhf sir tr
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. Homer Martin of Odessa. io.i. .es8r,. r.un stowart anu
rratiK tuioit limy U'lJryotl. Kill'
nith Case. All reported u very pleas,
rait evening.
nndcrwooffe Pharmacy
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' S. H. Clay is registered at the
, White Pelican Hotel today from Med
' ford. He represents the Internation
al Correspondence School.
mmtttriir nf llitt Mcthiull.t
(Thompson, Misses Ruth and (truce church, the climax of Father and Sou
i week Rev (' F Trimble will preach .... ....
the Mention. Tho fnthwra and sons VVVVVVVI.!.!!
aru escuplally Invited A general In-
vltatluti Is also extended to everyonu "Zn"""-"""""""-"-" --
to iillend. A moving picture reel.
There were only a few out (o '.he ihowlng noiiiu scenic attractions, will
SUNDAY MONDAY
A State Right Production
Of
WIIXIAM S. HART
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"THE HELli HOUND OP ALASKA'
A Great Story of the Far North.
Admission 10 M S3 cents. Show
Starts 7:30 and 9:13.
j Mr. and Mrs. Ira Vincent, who have
' resided a't Fort Klamath left this
: morning for the south. They expert
to locate at some point In California.
I John Boyle, a civil engineer of the
! California, Oregon Power Company.
who has been here for several days
on business for the compand, left this
morning for San Francisco.
I J. Halliman. who has been in the
! vicinity ot Klamath Falls for the past
Ml I.akl Sunday School Siindi., tiut
thae few reported a ery enjovnble
hcur.
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ersity board of regents here and ac-TEMPLE THEATER week buy,n sheeD for the William
i laaue company oi san rrancisco,
and who has contracted tor about
HANG 'EM
The'people of the state are waking
up to the fact that a grave mistake
was made when capital punishment
was abolished. This is resulting in a
demand for the passage of the resol
ution now before the legislature,
which calls for an amendment to the
Mate constitution restoring capital
punishment, wifh the provision, how
ever, that it shall rest with the Jury
to say whether the convicted person
shall be hanged or not. There should
be no hesitancy in passing such a
measure. It should be extended to In
clude those who make a deadly as
sault. The fact that the victim re
covers should not save a man from
hanging, for the intent was there
just as strongly as it the object of bis
attack recovered. But It might per
haps be better to take It a little at a
time, and after we get the first
amendment it may be easier to get
the second. The time is here to
drop the maudlin sympathy so often
displayed and wasted on murderers
end hang them with the same de
gree of indifference that they dis
play when ti:cy give free rein to tike!'
criminal instincts a i ti slay tlia!' ful
low man.
cepted. The increasing burden of
university work was given by Dr.
Wheeler as the reason for his resig-
natlnn i
He has been president of the uni
versity since 1899.
TODAY
1,500 bead of sheep to be delivered
In March, left this morning for South
ern points. .
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When we recognized Poland's inde
pendence we didn't mean that she
should be too darned Independent. '
Greenville Piedmont.
Paramount Present
DUSTIN FARNUM
In
"CAPTAIN COURTESY"
A Thrilling Drama Written around "There are people who are contin
the Early California Mission days, jually crying for better pictures. To
Also
A Gaumont Screen New.
;them we would say, 'See Les Mlser
I ables'." Xew York Tribune. At
J the Liberty Sunday and Monday. It
be shown also The iirfurtiiK w III lie
given to the Hoys' Club,
Methodist Episcopal Church, Tenth
and High. Itov Simpson Hiinirlck,
pastor, 1117 Kust street. Phono 67W.
Sundiiy school vat 10 a in. .Mr.
Roy King, superintendent
Morillliu xervlcn at II n in i!nli.
This section of country was bless. 'J01"1 "Ahrnhum Lincoln."
ed with quite . snow storm last Wed-1,,, ;,or:;ul 6
ne?dny night, and again Saturday , There will bo a union sorvlro In the
night with a heavy fall of rain. The evening at 7 30. Members and
moisture Is badly needed If we iire!fr,omlH of " churches In tho town
to have any crops this year. ?ro !" to this service, This will
tr I-i f u r , i . ',0 "lt-' climax of tho Father and Son
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Cowley enter- weuk. lev. Trmbt, w ,',
talned a large party of young people sermon The public Is Invited ospe
at their home Saturday oenlng. In (dally In the morning to the Lincoln
honor of tholr sister. MMs Gladvn , memorlul service.
Dassengers
and Baggage
ANY WHERE IX THE CITY
QUICK HERVK'i:
REASONABLE RAILS
PHONE 1 87
WesternTransfer Co.
Poole. Miss Poole who has a position
with the Southern Pacific Is spending
her vacation with her sister.
Lutheran services at tho Baptist
church, corner Eighth and Washing
ton, at 7:30 p. m. iiv. M. Rossman
The Woman's Club of Langell Val- pastor, residence 137 First street.
ley, which adjourned for the period I Sermon Subject, "A Sower Went
nf lh war mm -lh 1ra T f Il Out to SOW "
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KEEP H
OUT OF JOINTS:
TELLS RHEUMATISM SUFFERERS
TO EAT LESS MEAT AND
TAKE SALTS
Rheumatism is easier to avoid than
to cure states a well-known authority.
Wp arp ntlvf.QpH In HrMa wnrmlv-
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Keep ine leet ary; avoia exposure;
eat less meat, but drink plenty of
good water.
Rheumatism Is a direct result of
eating too much meat and other rich
foods that produce uric acid whlcn
is absorbed Into the blood. It Is the
function of the kidneys to filter this
acid from the blood and cast It out
In the urine; the pores of the skin
are also a means of freeing the blood
of this Impurity. In damp and chilly
cold weather the skin pores are clos
ed thus forcing the kidneys tovdo
SUNDAY & MONDAY
Triangle Presents
"THE GHOST FLOWER"
A Triangle Screen Special.
Also
Hearst Patlie News.
, Admission 10 A 13 ci-M Matinee
2.30. Evenings. 7:30 ft 9.
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURE!)
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
tferrUL Orexoa
Do Nat Discard Your Broken
Castings
We have with us Mr. Carl Schu
bert, who has Just returned from the
-service of the United States, with new
and up-to-date methods In acetylene
welding. Mr. Schubert has an A-l
classification from the war depart
ment, so that in soliciting your work
we feel we can guarantee satisfac
tion. Give us a trial.
CENTRAL OARAGE.
12-61 ' 422 Klamath Ave.
See Charles S. Hood, Klamath
Agency for health and accident in
surance. 12-tt
The Herald is in receipt of a leltpr
Cl-lzen." that It rearets it c&ii3t
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jIUJJ3l! IUI IIIU IIOSI ' IIUI lC HUIIIC, - --- w ............ ..Hn mu
of the writer does not accompany it. sluggish and fail to eliminate the
This paper publishes no letters un- uric acid which keeps accumulating
less the authors thereof are know to and circulating thru the system,
it; not that it would divulge or pub-j eventually settling in the Joints and
llsh the information, but for Its own I muscjes causing stiffness, soreness
protection. The letter referred to and pain called rheumatism,
contained Information that we would At the first twinge of rheumatism
like to give publicity, but It will not get from any pharmacy about four
be published for the reasons ,lvc.i ' ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon
However, it -will, be referred to the fill In a glass ot water, and drink be
proper officials and doubtless will be fore breakfast each morning for a
productive ot the results the writer, week. This is said to eliminate uric
deslied to attain. acid by stimulating the kidneys to
I normal action, thus ridding the blood
Those Irish girls who are marry- of these Impurities. t
Ing Yankee soldiers and sailors and. Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless
raying American lovers are the grr.it-jand is made from the acid of grapes
e4t ever are overlojklng home talent1 and lemon Juice, combined w"lth llth-
i.in. r TIia Trlalit-inil I 1.1 nilfl la IIKill with aTIa1lanl roDlllla
in a acuuaiuu j. " ..-.-.....- -..- -.. -..u. ...... ........... ..
sets the pace for the world in love-1 by thousands of folks who are sub- II
i.i- rtroirnninn. Ject to rheumatism. Adv. l'-
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LIBERTY THEATER
"THE BEST IN PICTURES"
H. W. POOLE, Owner
TONIGHT
Warren Kerrigan in
"THE TURN OF A CARD"
A Wonderful Story of the Oklahoma Oil Fields
"THE JEST OF TALKY JONES"
by Alfred Henry Lewis
Hearst Weekly News Pictures of World Events
And don't Forget "Mutt and Jeff
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
William Farnum in Victor Hugo Masterpiece
"LES MISERABLES" '
VHW(SiiVSiV.
A! wia m,m m. --M-u-vyy-tfxinjxnjv-u-u-us
Admission 10c andv20c
A child accompanied by par
ent admitted free with a 90c
ticket, except Saturday night
and Sunday night.
This Theater now properly
Heated and Ventilated.
Fumigated evsry night
Jan. 23 to reorganize. An all day
meeting was held'und a most enjoy-
able time Is reported.
A special meeting of the Woman's
Club was held February, 6th at the
home of Mrs. Oscar Campbell. An
all day meeting was held und altho
tho day was stormy, most of the mem
bers were present.
The young people have been quite
gay lately. Threo surprise dances
have been held at tho home.? of A. E.
Gale, Cy Poole nnd Geo. Noble.
Freddie, the threo yoar old son
of Fred Hilton was nulto severely
burned last week when his night
gown took fire from the stove. Ills
mother succeeded In extinguishing
the flames before any serious Injury
resulted.
Miss Farnum, who teaches In tho
Brown district on the South side of
the talley spent tho week end nt the
home of Otis Keller.
Alfred Keller returned from Poit-
.land last week whore he was called
as witness on the Bold tilul. Ho ro
malned over a few duy.H to visit wltli
relatives.
Sunday school ut 200 p, in.
m
See fhilrote Jt Smith for fire, life,
accident and health Insurance. OiUI
Jlnlii street.
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CONTRACTING
IN CONCRETE
Cement Work of nil Kind
and Hoofing
Let Me Make You an
Estimate
W. D. MiLLER
Contractor
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Mrs. E, G. Davis was called to Ali
land last week by Iter father mid
mother who are 111 with the fl I.
Miss Bertha Owtus i; here ftom
Shlpplngton spending n few days
with her parents.
Mrs, Wilson Is spending n few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Victor flofflc.
Geo. Watt shipped some stock from
Midland Wednesday,
A. A. Davis of KlamnthFulls wns
In Midland Wednesday.
Private Jess Nlckerson nrrlved on
the train Wednesday evening from
overseas service.
Get a standard policy
Chllcote ft Smith ugency.
from I ho
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See Charles S. Hood, Kl.t'inth
Agency, the real estate agent, lie
will write your contracts and illier
legal papers. 12-tf
Thrift
Means
Readiness
11 The days of life do not always run
smoothly.
U Advershy snaps at the heels of pros
perity and sometimes bites bites hard.
If Wages are not always high or work
always plentiful.
11 Health does not always stay at high
tide Sometimes it ebbs.
11 If you have been caught short before,
you surely do not intend to be caught
short again.
11 Make THRIFT a habit. You can start
a Savings Account with as small an
amount as a Dollar.
First State &
Savings Bank
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
RFATf HFORD'S fAIF AND I.AMR MEAL Complete Milk Equal Murphey's Feed & Seed Store
MTMm w -- vHa " ---- .- 5 126 South Sixth St. Phone 87 I