The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 28, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textat If W id ! 4 ft: Mil' Hi ; k PAQE TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON nmuv, i"i;iim ww H The Evening Herald j !J j. ai u it n v KlUTOR It will bo a ro-blrlh not only tlio Commercial Club tint also of Klumotli county, a re-awakenlng of the spirit of hopefulness and belief In the greatness of our city and coun ty that has been dormant for the past Published dally except Sunday by1 ,".... The Herald' Publishing Company erf,10" JL0,S' Klamath Falls, at 116 Fourth stroel i - . 1 It would not be a bad Idea If the Entered at the postofllce nt Klam- iitv council would dig up that pro. nth Fulls, Oreo-for transmission thru ,,0,jton of the Kern Brothers to sell the malhas second-class matter- ) tMf pMfir ,,,, , 0l0 clty nnJ examine it at us ince vniue. mis P IL ERSONAL MENTION MTTt.K HIDKI.KIMTS ON LOCAL Il.l I'KNINOS AMONU TIIK PKOl'I.K OF TIIIH CITY AND VICINITY. (101 NOS AND COIIN(iS OF I.OCAI. FOI.KH Chas. Zwetbol Is hern on matters of business from lleddtug. Curl Silvers left today, for San - ... - .A lA I. tl.tlMlnAA fltM .1 ! Ii.lt address in the Unltod States: cu5 ,s '" nepu "' ",OM! ""l, l "I ,um"" ".'"' " " One year One month .. Subscription terms by mall to any ' ': -50 PVilter "lallt' aml ,h0" T" -l1.1 -.She city for a shortNlme from AN 'a ueuer nine iu cuiniuciivc wuiiv uh Member of the Associated Press ! both than during tho coming sum-, K na" , The Associated Press Is exclushely '"or. It would be a good business toj Herthn" Lewis Is registered nt the entitled 4to the use for republication buy a going concern like the Kern) Hnll Hotel today from lliitlmorc, ot all news. dispatches credited to ll Brothers' plant, when It can show i Maryland. or not otherwise credited In this pa H f, of oxer telve thousatld dol- - - VJJn " "' 1ew,J,,lMhhc,l,.1M j oar Dig It out. gentlemen. A. I). Iloniakbr Is transacting bu- AH rlghls ot republication of ,p-'ml see If It is not worth your trou"JP ' K,h Fs r rr"m clal (tflspatche. heVein are also te-ble. . his homo atniy. - l tiltttiu nrvix'il la ivtinuih miui th-5 FRIDAY, FKIlltCAKY 28, l!l!t i The best Indication thattClamat : Falls is to be a nveiy city mis year from chlloquin. today , Is the fact that the present snow Charles Uiiggnu Is among tho County Kent vlsltois tioiu the Men HI district. He Is a guest at the Hall W 0. Folsom and his sister Miss A FoUom left this mornluK for Midland after"' a shoit visit III Klamath Kails Mr. and Mrs. -William Wot don and f'linlly returned to their homo at Worden this morning after, a short visit., Manager (loorgc- Walton of the California, Oregon Power Cojupany left this morning for Yreka for a short- visit. " -t Malt Kgan, of tho Algoma 1, timber ramTTTTCJ Mhitirm - ,., win,, ,'LL FIRST ANNUAL 11)10 MARDI j.K- Aj Saturday, March 1st AT MOOSE HALL Monday, March 3d" Tuesday, March 4lh OIWJANl.INO FOIt DKVKl.Ol'MKNT s,orm 1,as not hatl " ch,11InK cfet on development plans that have been William Skeen Is I business interests In Klamath Falls Com;)nny- Ls , "tll0 clty tlTny fr, J that point. Ho Is a guest nt the White Marvin Cross, a sjockmnn of Hie Pelican Hotel. " I Uly section Is looking after buslnwsi ,. . .. TllolnB, stansble who under consideration for sometime. If Interests at tho County stat,. Lhavo.been visiting relatives here from William Snow was among the out- j Nebraska, lert. for their homo there Kolng train passengers this inorning.i tl'ls iiioinlng. s. He left for California points. , Jll1(fe cnrj. sl ,!iylicr wh0 ,,as II. M. Wenzell. an official of the heenjioio for a few" da s on matters Southern Pacific Company. i In the .of business from Portland, loft for Tho nuslnoss Men's association all the construction work now con Bounded a clarion call when It placed templated gets under way there will Itseltiou record, a being in favor of be erected more buildings In this city the revival of the Chamber of Com- during the next nine months than meice, or Commercial Club. This theie have been for the past ten decision was reached, after aipex-, jears. (tnd they will be of such-a tended discussion, during which character as to take us out of the there was not a single wor,d uttered two and three-story class. in opposition to the reviving, of a S commercial, organization, whose work The resolution Introduced by Sena, shall be Jhe promoting of the gener. tor Ilaldwin ought to wake up the al development of the County. There powers that be In Portland and West-fUrance were .pome who believed that this em Oregon to the fact that the peo work ahould be carried on by the pie in this section of the state dre lluslness Men's Association, since it going to demand recognition when It Is Identical with, their alms, but an comes to the expenditure 'of the mil The chance of n lifetime to enjoy yourself. Come, tuu! show by your presence thrU you want this made an annual event. Dancing every evening, nccoinpunioil by all.kinclo of amusements and Bnmes Special lunch served throughout lite' evening Good MusicLots of Fun. ' Come Help Make the Celebration a Memorable Event secmasixssMssarTivxrsKSsaa. ssocccsav&iKiMUcsim'Xiviixskz: CABIN ON LOST SHIP IS FOUND city for a shott time from Sacramen (IIU( t"'" 's moining. See Charles S. Hood, Agency tor health and accident it 12-tt I Miss Esther Oennisoii was a pas senger on tho train this morning for) Klamath willqws. California, whero alio ex pects lo visit frionds and iclatlves. I analysis of ttye-workjf both'orgjinl- lions appropilated by the last legls-l latidia'dSveloped the"fact tliat there lsture'. x j are many thlngsthat mlist be hand- "" led Dytbe-buslness men themselves, How soon is It going to be "Klam ' that: have to plice In a commercial ath Falls, California?" clutffttich, for instance as the hours J of closing and kindred subjeets.'and glQ TRACT NEAR . It waj thlsv that decided them to pledge their(i?uppqrt to a Commercial ' BEND WITHDRAWN Club. T, ' ' Il wasailse move nnd one that' willrmeet the ocrdlal support of the' FIEND, Feb. 27. Approximately entile county. Klamath needs an or-' SO, 000 acres of land, including the gunlptlon that will Include within i Itenhani Falls irrigation storage re lls membership not only the business fservolr site, have been withdrawn men, but practically every i resident. from entry according to United States Every workingman should belong to Land Commissioner EllLs, The land a Commercial Club, for the reason lies northeast of this city and was se thaC one of the chief objects of such ' gregated In connection with the Carey Is to bring to the city manufacturing project 12 years ago. The 'Central establishments. It s but a very short Oregon Irrigation company failed to time since the approach of winter do anything toward Its development brought with- it business stagnation, and it was finally opened In part for fir mthe reason tWre were no factor, homesteads two years ago. It is be-i lea to employ labor, during the'wlnter lieved here that Us reclamation will month. After the. coming of the follow the new order. - Kwauna Box company. It was quick- 0 ' i Z 1v rapmrnlrorl ihnf it -vra nnuM rlitnll. cite, its payroll.- there would be no BOLSHEVIKISTS AGAIN , H OUSTON' Metropolitan Amusements s HOUSTON'S . OPERA HOUSE OAXCIXO SATUHDAY KVKMXfi JAZZ MUSIC STAR THEATER TONIGHT Sle-t Picture Con'l'nition. Presenti "THK COOK OF THE YUKON" Uy IlOltKUT AV. SERVICE. Starrin?' niG MITCH LEWIS Star of the Rarrier anil Rnr Slinlor. A Stirring Fnscinntlng & Might' , Drama of the Far Xortl). AIso Two Reels of Fnn, in "Mr. Hrtgs Closes the House." Admission 10 it 23 cents. Slioir Stnrts 7:30 and 0:15. Mrs. Anna Hatch, a representative of the Ilutterlck Company, who ha been in Klnmnth Falls for a few days left this morning for points' In the eist. I Mr. and Mrs. J. L. High who reside , on a ranch near Dorrls and who n6 j ! been In Klamath Falls for a short ' i I I'OUTKItFOIlU, Ou-Koti. Ftl is A ships ejliln hearing the name of i (leorgo l.oomis has been found on the beach near heio and Is tii'ilose.t to bo the llrst definite liulh ii"n if that oil tanker whlih as lait nc-n lit a heiy storm oTf the tJrt-on Co.ist gevcr.il weeks "go II Is Ium.i ed that the steamer sank with a l"i of all on board. Mardl Crm, Maturda Tuesday. Mmnl.u and visit leturned to their homo thl.i liioriiing. Cet a Mniiilarri polloj Chllrote V .Smith agent). from (he 21 i UXF, Meredith, ftithcr of Mrs John , Hutchins of this rlty who came here shortly following tho revont, denth of t Mr.kHutchlns,- started Jiack to Harp-1 er Kansis this -morulug. v ... ' W. 1). Campbell, left this morning; for his homo at I-orelln after a short business visit. Ho will leave Mrs. " Campbell, who came In with him, for a visit-with relatives hoie. "Jlmmle" Ryan who U In charge of the inmbermans' Headquarters here, left this morning for Sua Jose, California, wheie he expects to visit for a few days with J. 1T. Minor. D I SFED m JHiffl' j-. IRISH FOLKS ASK HELP OF 1. UN s rin.M'r piano wlt'imll imIN oi'ialomilt l n ,v ,J M-linrnl. SHEPHERD PIANO DEPOT , Nri" tloor Potolllie Mardl Grns, Saturday, Monday ami Tuesday. dullitimes.ln Klamath Falls, and thlsj REPULSED WITH LOSSlT EMPLE THE A-T E Rrl,'n,,er' -1 una vecu uviiQ bci ciartjuira, hjlu liic lesults that business is good fer: twelvemonths ln.lhe year., This has ARCHANGEL, Feb. 28. Bolshe--beefi beneficial not only'to the busi- ikl troops, last Monday attempted ness interests, but it has been bene. t counterattack, against the newly ficlal to the laboring man; for It' has gained allied positions on tho, Mur created n market for his services. raan front but' were repulsed with Tbo"blgger the demand, tho better It Ileav' losses. The enemy, used an will "be for him." if we had a dozen armored train In their Ineffectupl ef box factories here, his chances for fort employment would bo increased that , number of times. That is why he OREGON CASUALTY WST TODAY. should get' back- of- a Commercial ' Club'jfjust as he expects the business I'rlvate Oscar Olton, Portland, kill-mnn,to-get back of It; It makes him p1 " action. a factor In tho community, he he See Charles S. Hood, Klamath Agendy, for Indian gra-sln lands and 12-tt comes interested in Its growth and In a short time he will have hl.s name on its tax rolls. What Is true of the laboring man 13 also fiue of the farmer, the doc tor, lawyers every resident of the county. Every' dollar added to the payrolls of this county brings a direct return to every resident of Klamath 'county, and If this fact Is kept In mind and every one will work for his own (selffati Interest If lie can't be induced' to 'do so from a public spirit ed point of view he will lend his ' moral and financial support to any organization that has for Its object a bigger .sfud better. Klamath county. There Is much work at hand right now'for a Commercial Club. One of the first, and one of the most Impor tant' will 'be tlto move started by tho Jluslness Men's Association to bring about a resumption of construction work on the Natron cut-off and next the building of the Modoc oNrthern. If these two things can be accomplish ed, vye will have u city of twenty-five thousand people here in five years. Plans nre now under way for the .railing o( p liilbllc meeting some af ternoon'"l'n the near future, nt which ( the Yfqw, Commercial ' Club will be " launcii'ed. 'It will call for the Hosing1 up df 'stores and1 the suspension of nil business operations for a few, hours' and "It will call for the attend' Sec Cliilcote & Smith for fire, life, accident and health insurance. 038 .Main street. 24 ance'of every man, woman and child In tie city, as well as those who can get through the' mud from tho coun- y CITY Market PHONE 10S JUST A FEW DOORS EAST OF POSTOFFICE OUR MOTTO "Best Meat at Best Price". SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Nice, Fnt, Mllk'Fert Veal I.i'X and lioin Rousts 113c Veal Stealth and liiu C'hopx 27c Shoulder Rousts Oc Shoulder Chops , 22c Breast of Veal, with pocket for Mulling ? 18c Veal Slew , .'I"c Fresh Columbia River Smelt 4 pounds for 23c Phone Your Orders TODAY Paramount Presents JOHN RARRYMORE In "THE MAN FROM" MEXICO" Also HeiUt-t Pathc News Latest Current . Events. Admission 10 & in cet.ts Matinee 2.30. Eienliigs 7:. 10 &9. 1 j MERRILL OPERA HOUSE MOTION PICTUREfj TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS ' Merrill, Oregon Mardl Gras, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. 'of iiititirpanud in'ii.-i,,m unj tu i adopted without a u wnllni! wlce. 1 Tito adoption r 'h- platform fol lowed n ilrtimntir . i--hi in hlth his umliiiMirc, Cm il tml JnniM 01b. bona, gill-lieil lit tho . rl-t robci of His offlrn n n puiio -r the Cailiollc Church iitid In a i that qunfrfj pnrlly on ni-coiiu' "i ids unrabl yc.ir, p renin tod i ttttion to plar lli'laud's plen beftn I'rfmliloitt Wil. ton and llio I'nlled stitw sotb- i int'iit tor a fiiltlilniiiii o lutlonil I'llll.AliKI.IMIIA, l-Vb. 27. -:Thu pltili;e mutru dum . Hiclr ilmult loiiMMitton of tin! Itlih raco ins for world ilnimuri ami Jiiitlc io .dopted a idtitform of Keir delormln- """!t I'eui'lt's. iiilon fur lieland Tint platform,1 " "" ". whl.h Is baMMl in flv,. premises, was oo Chorlw a Nooil. hUmh TISMSOR.lSHi:oiTi:. llli:i rend h.-foie thtmsaiidi of delmsutefl (V,J, wy1) (r tim(r,, t an,i xhir ALL NIGHT IN PAIN GUNS no n the Anidcun of MilsIc amid a scene pnnl unnorH IMt POUNDS. ' - . 2S.L0NE MS MRS. CLARKSOa HAD lllll.l'.MA. I ARNOLD'S - Chili Con Carne and Tamales NOW OPK.V 211 E. Oth. Solicit Home Trade LIBERTY THEATER , "THE REST IN PICTURES'" 1 H. W. POOLE, Owner , - TONIGHT Bert Lytell in IN "NO MAN'S LAND" ir From the Novel by Lewis Joseph Vance SATURDAY Matinee and Evening ' "PRISONERS OF THE PINES" - Starring J, Warren Kerrigan A Stirring-Story of the Big Woods - SATURDAY SPECIAL Extra Comedy for the Children Mutt and Jeff and Charlie Chaplin Admission 10c and 20c A child ucrompanlpl by 'par ent admitted frco with n 20c ticket, except Snturdaynlght and Sunday night, This Theater now jiroperly Heated nnd 'Ventilated. Fumigated every night 'My gain of thirty pounds In weight during the past few weeks Just speaks olumes for Tanbr." said Mrs. Catherine CI:irkon. lesldlng at 2410 College St. Kansas City. Mo recently. "Thero has been such a pronounc ed change In my condition." she con tinued, "that my friends rcudll) no tice it and-apeak of it. Of course. I think my Increase In weight Is won dorful, and 1 am proud of It, hut the benefit I appreciate most Is my relief from suffurlng. I have been a litlin of rheumatism for tur-nty-nlne years, and only those affllitcd tho same way can know tho agony I suffered. Hur ting dump weather nnd Just hefon t lain shurji pains would -shoot all tin u my body, but It was In my Icnccs I suffered most; My right Knee, es pecially, has been ho hwoII'-u, sllff and painful during the pjHt two yeais I hut 1 could not bend It I had to have a steel 'brace made to fit this knee so I could walk around. Thf ligaments and lenders wcii drawn until my knees wer' out of shape and 1 have riled all nit; lit long many a night with pain. I have often thought my rheumatism was caused by roiutl patlou.iis I havn always been troub led more or.losH In this wn, Inning lo take s'oincjthlng constantly I also lost weight a ltd my geiiPi-il health become very bad, and whlli. I just tiled everything nothing gave mo any relief. ''One day I road a stitunicnt imido by a Hdy living on Prospect Avenue telling bow Tauiac had ioIIovimI her of rheumatism, so I began taking the mcdlclno myself. I am Just now on my rifth botlo mid coimldoilug the length of tlmo I have suffered, the icaults hnvo been remark ihle Tho1 rheumatism pains have disappeared' almost entirely, and I do bollovo Tan IncHs going to clear my system of It I altogether. I havo been told thot my right kneo would uovor ho any bettor, , but I can bond It uomn already, and i the pain Is entirely gone. I have also ' been relieved of constipation, my an I petite Is flno, and 1 am feeling hi-iter' In every respect than I hnvo In many , yeais. So I don't feel thnt I could sfly enough In praise ot Tanlae It coitalnly Is grand medicine" Tanlae Is sold In Klamath Falls by the Star Drug Co., nnd In l.oinllr bj the Janiod More, C'o,-Adv, ket I J reoDies mar PRODUCED TO CONSUMER LAMB SPECIAL SATURDAY LAMB AH Cuts nt-Reduced Prices Oysters, 50c pint All Smoked Meats at Reduced Prices Specia.1 lliciKfuM Union lol ... Extra Special , l.lc l.oln Uncoil Harks IWc .:i:u " Slijiar Cured Khuulders !Wc No. .1 No. 10 Compound Lard S.OII No, 10 si. 15 Plionc 83 534 Main St 1 i i Mardl (Iras, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, IB "Community First" 'I hem's a splendid hliurau to adopt In relallon l' jour Indiisti-lnl mid personal ti-iuisiitloiiN, loo. If evil- keep before IK the development mill Hclfaio of (ho Ifliiiniilli toiintry, our own IiiIciosIh v.111 Hirhe propnr llouiilel us Hie eoiiiiiiiinlly prospei.s, Vour account hero helps us promote progress. "THE HANK THAT lilll.PH RUHINESS" "" -j1 Hi, ,' e First National Bank ! KI.AKyfATII i-iri t nnFr.nM KUAMATH I'ALLS OREGON AUsPALFA SEED GARDEN SEED-Bulk and Package Oregon Standard Purity and Germination Murphey's Feed & Seed Store 120 South Sixtl. SI. PIioM?'