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Evening journal., 1914-03-11
y. NJ. c. a. AND ITs pRrsJnrNT

HENRY b. THOMPSON has been reelected pres-
4 dent Of the Young Mems Christian Association
IN this city IL is deserved compliment 70 man who
mas played prominent part in placing the associa-
ton upon the high plane Of efficiency which 1t now
occupies Indeed, the association is fortunate in OBJ
tanning the service Of such a broad-mnded purpose
ful, liberal-hearted and representative man as Mr.
Thompson to direct its activities. Since he became
president several years ago the organization has
made gratifying strides forward Never in its history
has 1t done as effective work it is doing now
II present condition Of prosperity and usefulness
stands as monument to the earnestness and eff
cheney Of Mr.. Thompson. his associates on the board
and those employed in various capacities to carry on
the work
The report OF P. NJ. Colbert the general secretary
shows that in the last year the membership has grown
from e21 to 1887 That is gratifying Increase and
one that should give much pleasure to an appre-
ciatve public as to those engaged directly in the
association work The organization stands for the
good Of the community It deserves both the admira-
ton and the support Of people in whose behalf It is
doing such valuable work in the making of good
citizens
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
MRS. PANKHrRsT ONCE MORE.

NJ RS. EAAIELINE PANKHURST, that stormy
petral Of militant sunragsm who addressed an
audience in the Odd Fellows Hall in this city several
months ago, is in trouble She has been
arrested in Glasgow Scotland, because she asserted
that women have ample justification for lighting
for their rights today ever had in the history
OF the world. The police stormed the hall in which
she was speaking and arrested her despite the fact
that the militant sufragiss had stretched across the
platform screen of barbed wire prevent them
reaching her.
The fight in Mrs Panlhursts behalf was des-
perate one and before it ended a of women and
several Of the policemen been injured Even after
she had been arrested and dragged to the street her
partisans made a desperate effort to rescue her.
Mrs Pankhurst is both fearless and irrepressible
For years she and her associates have made joke
Of the British Government and kept fight for votes
for women before the public. Unfortunately for the
cause Of woman suffrage. however, the extreme and
awless adopted by the Pankhursts and their
following have had reactonary effect and aienatcd
from the movement many and women of temper
ate mind who at first inclined to favor IT, That
fact has been recognized generally in America that
many of the foremost sufragsts in this country re-
fused give to Mrs Pankhurst either countenance or
support when she made her last American tour which
embraced city.
And top Of this Glasgow near-riot comes the news
from London that retaliation for the arrest of Mrs
Pankhurst IN Scotland, Mary Richardson one of her
followers has invaded the National Gallery and by US
ing meat chopper with hve-nch blade has made six
sashes in the famous picture Venus" by valesquez
II was valued before mutilaton at almost 100000
Following her arrest the Richardson woman said she
tried TO destroy the picture of the beautiful woman
in mythology protest against "the government de-
stroying Mrs Pankhurst the beautiful character
in modern history IL is to be hoped that the British
government will innct severe punishment upon this
wild-woman who has perpetrated such inexcusable
act of vandalism.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
HIGH PRICES AND PUBLIC DIscONrENr.

THAT Army OF the Unemployed that Is endeavorine
TO march from San Francisco to Washington and
demand relief from the Democratic administration is
having hard time Of it, Thus far It only has sue
eeeded IN reaching Nolo county California and the
officials Of that county arrestng the marchers and
endeavoring to check their eastward march,
Nor is the Army Of the Unemployed in New YORK
city faring much better Its members have been ar
rested and locked up receiving at the hands of the
police the food and shelter denied to them elsewhere
In other sections Of country the men out of work
and without food and shelter are manifesting their
discomfort
The Wilson administration is singuarly unfortunate
IN being confronted after 1t took hold OF our
government by such social and industrial conditions
IL may be said, however, that the discomfort repre-
scented oy tnese armies Of the unemployed is moth
ing when compared with the general discomfort be-
cause the low prices for the necessares of life which
were promised in 1912 by President Wilson and those
who spoke for him have failed to materallze The ef
feet OF that broken pledge is felt in every home in the
lana The people are weary of listening to excuses
They want the low prices and II will fare IN with the
Wilson administration il II delay much longer the i'm
portant work Of producing them.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
UNBIDDEN GUEST ARRIVES.
DURING WEDDING CFRFMONV

Miss Pauline Gerres of No 9lO West
Sixth street and Frederick Rentz. Jr.. OF
No 9O3 West Sixth street. were married
last evening by the Rev. Siegmund Won
Bose of Zion Lutheran Church at the
home OF the bride.
immediately after the ceremony had
been performed those present were in
formed that an unlimited guest had ar
rived while the minister was officiating
the guest being baby girl, born to Mrs.
Edward Gerres, mother of the bride.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

cern already located here, or such as
may contemplate locating here from
elswhere It's primary object and
purpose, according to the concention
OF It's present directors, is to helm anv
concern intending TO
locate here by removal from some
o.ner locality TO bridge over its
nnancial affairs by temporary assist
ance' while in the act of removal and
until finally established in our midst
me stockholders and officers of the
wilmington Development Company
JON IN the welcome which Whining
Ton gives to the Way Mufier COM
pany, and, | am sure, will assist
within their power and authority. 10
induce and help said company to To-
cate mere. Very Truly yours.
William F. Kurtz.
Secretary Wilmington Development
Company.
Wilmington, Del, March II. 1914
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
Peoples Column
PACKAGE MEDICINEs AND MERIT.
To the Editor OF THE EVENING
JOURNAL.

-N~Ah-hWL uEDiNlNEN AMI mEhlls
TO the Editor OF THE EVENING
JOURNAL.
Sir:-We belieye-and we have am
pie reason for the faith that is with
in us-~that proprietary medicine
manufacturers are doing untold good
by placing before the people efficient
and reliable remedies at reasonable
cost. We believe medicines to be
necessities. We do not claim any
monopoly in the medicine business
competition is free and open.
We believe that it is essential to the
well-being Of all the people that re-
Liable remedies be easily procurable
at all times, ,and that trade in this
class of necessities should be as free
and as Unrestricted as it possibly can
be made.
We believe the package medicine
business to be as honest and as hon
orable as any other business. That
there are undesirables in the business
Is admitted. but it proves nothing
there are undesirables in every busi-
ness. Do you suppose the Doctors
Trust is composed of angels of light?
II isn't-and we may go further into
the subject later.
We believe that the people have a
right to expect that their newspapers
shall, within reason, be directories to
guide them to reliable merchandise
whether foodstuffs, drygoods, cloth
ing, medicines or services.
The Doctors Trust seeks a mon
opoly. 1t has tried to legislate pack
age medicines out of existence, and
has failed Now it is seeking TO in
huence publishers to refuse the adj
vertising of package medicines. hop
ing to make it more difficult for the
people to get them.
If package medicines were not. on
the whole, meritoriOus, would the
Doctors Trust be trying to put them
out Of the way? No. And for the
reason that the business would never
have excited their cupidity; for it is
as true as gospe. that nothing can
permanently succeed, commercially,
that lacks merit
Years Of successful business means
merit-and the worst kind of compe-
tition TO face is the competition of
meritorious article That's why the
Doctors Trust is in such a dilemma
why it seeks to close avenues of pub
licity hoping thereby to fool the peo-
pie into giving it monopoly.
Yours very truly.
E. F. Kemp,
Secretary, Press Committee Of the
Proprietary Association.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
ECLIPSE OF MOON TONICUT.

If it's clear tonight anyone living
in North or South America and in
portions of europe and Africa. will
be able to witness partial eclipse of
the moon. According to scientists
the moon will enter the shadow al
9.42 p. m. and leave the shadow at
l2.44 a. m. Eastern Standard Time.
Central Time one hour and mountain
time two hour slater On August n
it was announced today. there viii be
total eclipse of the sun visible as
small partial eclipse TO the north
eastern portion of North America as
far south as Washington. and also
visible 70 Europe, northern Africa
and the western half Of Asia.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
'$3,OOO,OOO IN
COOKING COMPANY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, March 11-Articles Of
incorporation were filed at the State
Department today. for the Otto Cook
ing Company. New York city, with
capital stock of three million dollars,
TO roast and prepare and otherwise
deal in coke. camel and coke extract,
from tar, gas and like products; 70
construct and build gas and oil works
Of all kinds. The incorporators are
John L. Wilhe, George J. Thompson.
Of New York, n Y; Chester A. Jayne.
Brooklyn, n. Y, and Thomas f.
Bayard. of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
DIDN'T SUBSCRIBE TO
NEW C0MPANY'S STOCK.

To the Editor Of THE EVENING
JOURNAL.
Sir. A local item in your issue of
Tuesday stated that the Wilmington
Development Company had subscribed
to the stock of the Way Muller Com
pany, which is contemplating to To-
cate its plant in Wilmington. This
statement is an error which I wish
to correct not only because it is
not fact but also to assure intend
ing subscribers to the Wilmington
Development Company that its funds
will not be used for the purpose Of
subscribing to the stock of any con-
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
DIR. LYNCH no LECTURE.

DIR. Frederick Lyncn, of New York
city, who will speak on what Makes a
Nation Great "a Friends Meeting
House. Fourth and West streets. next
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock is connect
'ed,with a number OF peace organizations
He Is director in the New York Peace
Society, secretary OF the Peace Commis-
sion of the Federal Cogneils of the
the Churches of America, and secretary
OF the Church Peace Onion, recently en-
dowed with S2-000.0o0 by Andrew Car
negie.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
CONFERENCE BOARD To
RELICENSE DEACONFSSES.

The Conference Deaconess Beard
Will meet this afternoon at the
Deaconess' Home to relicense the
Methodist Episcopal deaooncsses at
work In this city. The board COM
prises the Rev. w. G. Koons. presi-
dent; Mrs. NJ. r. Lincoln, secretary;
District superintendent e. l.. Hoffec-
ker, Rev. c. A. Hill. Henry r. Isaacs,
Mrs. c. Wesley Weldin. |. Elmer Per-
ry. and Edwin Goiding.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
Editorial Opinion
PLEA FOR MORE PAVING.

From the Smyrna Times.
Now that town council is making
such good record of paying for the
bricking Of Main street. why not let
the business section OF Commerce
street at least. have the brick paw
ing. If council would only brick
from below the Colonial Hotel to
Delaware street, it would give a bet
ter business aspect to the business
section of both streets. Let US hope
council will give this consideration.
The future generations could share
this expsense as we'll as the present
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
UPHOLDs CARsONs PRINcELY GIFT no GIRLS.

n oDH.Ai NJ CARSON millionaire railway magnate
N Of Philadelphia died in 1907 His viii nroyided
'nat his S5ooo00o estate should be held in trust for
1ne benefit Of his widow during her lifetime At her
death II was to be used for the endowment Of a col
ege Tor girls to be conducted along the lines Of the
Girard College for Boys in that city Mrs. Car
son died in 1912. Relatives OF Carson attempted to
break the WILL They just have been defeated in the
pennsylvania Supreme Court Therefore the girls
college is assured II viii be built in chestnut nm
While such court decision naturally is disappo,nt
ing to the Carson heirs, it means much for the eirl
hood OF Philadelphia. If the college proposed do rs
much Ter the girls Girard College has done for the
boys during the many years IT has been in operation
the entire community win have substantial ground
Tor satisfaction II viii mean the molding and the
making OF he lives OF thousands Of Girls who other
Mise would be compelled tc 30 in the world poorly
equipped for lifes battle
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

To the Editor of THE EVENING
JOURNAL. Sir: just a word 10 ex.
press appreciation OF the frank state
ment OF Howard d. Ross in your col
nmns yesterday giving credit to Aessrs.
waiter Stuart Brown, G. Morris White
side and W. W. Pusey ID for Inducing
the Way Alufller Company TO establish y
big plant IN Wilmington. IF the city
had depended upon the Chamber OF Com
meree to secure that industry, Whining
ton would not have gotten IT, for the
chamber had dropped the subject when
the three young men took it up on their
own initiative and it appears they win
accomplish what the Chamber OF Com
merce had failed TO do.
OBSERVER.
Wilmington. Del. March II. Inl4.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
REFORMATORY MAY
GET RUNAWAY

Two boys will be tried in Juvenile
Court this afternoon. One has a
mania for running away from home
He was before the court some time
ago and was turned over to the Del
aware Childrens' Home Society to be
placed on farm. lie was sent to n
farm near Smyrna and a good home
was secuped for him. About a week
ago he ran away and came back to
wilmington. II is thought that he
viii be sent to the Ferris Industrial
School.
The other boy is alleged to have
assaulted a white boy at Tenth and
wilson streets several daYs ago.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Alice w. Hayes, of No. 91s
King street, has returned from New
York, where she has been attending
the spring millinery opening.
DIR. James A. Draper. who has been
spending some time at Palm Beach,
Fla, has returned home. Mrs. Draper
Is still at the popular winter resort.
Miss Jennie Daley who has been in
New York attending the spring mil
linery opening has returned.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
SALISBURY GETS APPOINTMENT.

WASHINGTON, March ll.-Senator
Salisbury OF Delaware was appointed
yesterday to the place ON the Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations left va
cant by the death of Senator Bacon Of
Georgia.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
s95 FINE ON RAZOR CARRIER.

Peter McHugh was fined So, Charles
Dougherty $40, Edward Miller So and
William Mclaughlin So and costs, in
City Court today on charges of drunk
enness. Mclaughlin had razor in
his pocket He was fined $25 on this
charge.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
HOME FROM FLORIDA.

George A. Maxwell. who has been
in Sarasota, Florida, since last Sep
tember, returned to his home in New
Castle yesterday for a stay Of several
months.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
NEW DRESS MATERIALS.

Each month seems TO bring new
tahcta, and there is new crinklcd
cr~po de- chine ia all the new shades,
and there iS a new crcpon in a bro
cadod cifcct. which comes in many Of
ihe desired shades
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

TO get the genuine, call for fun
name. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
Look for signature of e. W. GROVE.
Cures a Cold in One Day. 25c.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tell Of
"The Magnate Who Began Life as a
Tinware Peddler."
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

Inc Kansas City Journal has begun editorial dis
eussion OF ~ncompetents in Congress wouldn't II
make the labor lighter and shorten the series If II
were to conhue i discussion to the compcteuis and
pemit The charitable OF silence to cover the
othcrs'
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

Are you buying new car? See the
Paige or Regal. Diamond State Auto
Co. Shipley Street Branch.f
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

copyrighted, 1914. by f. ]. Edwards.
All rights reserved.)
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

I'm The Association Of Amer
GlilAI lean Advertisers has ex-
W6W au1insd and certified 20
the circulation Of this pub
heetion. The figures Of circulation
sontained ia the Associations ~
pert only are guaranteed. =.
Association Of American Advertisers
Ma alsi Whitehall BIdv. n 7. City
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

Secretary, Press Committee of the
Proprietary Association.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
The Association e

The Association 81
American Advort.s.
ers IL composed Of
an the great adver-
tisors OF this coun-
try. The Associa-
ton endOracs only
such papers as sub
nit 70 IFS examinA-
tion at any moment.
and positive proof
must be submitted.
The accompany .ng
certificate. No. 4i51,
has been issued "
this paper.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
CREDIT FOR NEW INDUSTRY

Wilmington. Del, March II. 1914.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
Only One aBROM0 OUIN,NF.

wilmington, Del, March il, Iol4.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-17
NOSE AMO HEAD STOPPED UP FROM
COLO OR CATARRH, OPEN At ONCE

the nos,riis. p~astraies and hsais the
iHaansa. s-aiisa msmbrAss ~hieh
ilass ,he no~s. head aad throat.
clears air passages. s,sps ssssy die.
sastses sad = fss.ias os cisassiss
sooshiak foi,ef eoass Immediately.
post lay AWAKE ,onisss stsas
s,iss tor erssth. 9Th head stuffed. !.
aos,rtis closed. hawtins sad bio~ins
catsrra or . cold. sitt its yaanins
anse. foai mucous dfopp,nx inso the
throat. ana ras drynsss 10 dis'sssalsa
sn, truly needless
ra, year fsth--ias, ones-- to
"Eiy's Cream naim" and your cold
OF eatauh ~iii surely disappssf,
tPaia Advsrsismeaal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-17

BY virtue OF an execution and or
der OF sale duly issued By the clerk
Of the circuit court Of TIE county Of
Klamath. state Of Oregon. datsA the
18th day Of August lo1t. = . esr-
tain action In the elreuit court for
said couav and statA wherein Rich
ard MsiAass. - plaiati4. recovered
judgment agaiAst r. Q. opiAk (also
known - Robert Q. spiakl and A.
L. Sphinx (Glso known - Alies l.
Spinkl tor the Gun Of three theas-
ave hundred slsty-six and 1S-loe
dollars and. attorasys' fsss b the
sum of four AuAdrs6 dollASu
(etoe.ool aAd costs aAa AlsAurss-
msnts tAxsa at feeV-ssvoA~aAd
Is.loo dellass. o. tAs leu sday oi
August. ASA.
Neeies , Asrshy sivan tAas ] will
on IL IttA day e osDteaAse. lSll,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-17
New School Standard
Is Arranged by State

New requirements for = standard
school az. expected In poster form
tfom Salem by coaa,y school Super.
Fred Peirssoa. The new
regulations usfs complied for tho
- saois state. aud supcrsede the
eoaa,, standard issasd las, year.
The sisss Standardization require
n.ssss wsss adopted Angus, sih by
the state beard O. sdusatirn zad viii
be p4i IL force this fail among the
rural schools Of osekna,
ia hs, fe~ eaaa,!rs Of The s,aie
ate such methods already In prae.
,iee. cad they have been adopted no'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-17

at the front door Of the county court
houss. In klamath Pals. In said
county. At 10 O'Clock In the forenoon
Of said day. ssil st public sution 10
tbs highest bidder. for caah, tho fol-
loving described property. to-wit:
BsGinninx Al the southwssfariy
corner OF lot two az In block
siGhtssn us) Ia the city of Kiam-
ath ralis. Oregon. formerly Liak.
VILE. thence northsriy along the
line Of lots t-o t2) and seven fD 4.
two hundred forty t2f0J feet to
Pine street; thence eastsriy along
the southerIy iIns OF Pine street
twenty-five feet; thence soushsriy
and parallel TO the westerly line OF
lots two "a and seven t7I. two
hundred forty t24oJ feet 10 the
northsriy line OF Main street;
thence westerly along tho norihar-
ly line Of Main street twenty-five
tzsI feet 10 the place OF begin
ming. In the city Of klamath Falls.
formerly the town Of Llnkvilis.
Oregon. above described premises
frontins and sbutting on Main
street twenty-five t3sJ feet and
Pine street twenty-five (zs) feet.
Together With tsnsmsnts. herei.
Itamsnts and sppurtsnances there
unto belonging or in anywiss ap-
psrtainins.
Taken and levied upon - The
property OF the said r. c. SPHINX
faiso known ~ Robert c. spink)
and 4. l. Sphinx tslso known - Alice
L. Spink). or - nueh thereof ~
nay - pscsssaFy to satisfy the said
Judgment IN favor Of ssia plaintiR.
Richard Mslhass. against said d.
'ssdants. with interest thereon. to-
gslhss vitA an sosts aaA aisbsrss-
nests that have Or may seefus.
c. c. LOW. Sheriff.
By Geo. A. Hayden. Deputy.
Dated st klamath Yaiis, Orr, Aug
MI ~. 1914. ls-33-3s-s-iah
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-17
Order to show oIAs. why sale .,

Order 70 show CHAse Why sale u
Real Estate shosid Not Bs Aaas
Probate Index No. Z. rage l6l
In the county court Of the state Of
Oregon. In and for the county Of
Klamath.
In the matter OF the estate Of Prem
tiss 8. Puckstt. deceased. Kittie
u. Puckstt. administratrix.
Kittie =. Puckstt. the regularly ap-
pointed. qualified and acting admin
istratrlx Of the estate Of Prsntiss Q.
Puekett. deceased. having alsd and
presented to this court her regularly
verified pstitien praying Tor IN order
for the sale Of certain real estate. BE-
longing to the said sstats. tor the
purpose Of paying debt ~ therein sst
forth. and II appearing to the court
that II b necessary and lawful that
|said promises bs sold. nov. therefore,
Il b hereby ordered and directed
|hy this court that all persons inter
|sstsd IN said sstats -. and they en-
|Asrsby directed 10 appear bsfoss tAil
court on the a7th day Of August
Ils1S. at the hour Of 10 o'eloek Z. =
len said day. h The county court reou
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-17

for the purpose af tur,hsriag the IN
tcres, OF the patrons. the pupils and
tho teachers OF tho various districts
10 tho ssandtns of the schoois~
As soon - aay district fuialls any
OF the nambes o! reaairsmsata u
will Be marked With . star. and vAaa
ell are fuiniied = suitable psaAa2e
or certificate viii be awarded By the
county superintendent.
These posters will be distributed
by Mr.. Peterson 10 all schools Of the
county ~hssc shsy may b posted In
. conspicuous place abou, the school
baiidinGa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-17

In tho court house 10 the city g
klamath Falls. sssts % oreUsns -
then and ihsre to show cause. u aay
there be. Why an order tor the sale
OF the following described prsnisss
a, private sale Tor cash shouid aes
be BY this court made and satsrsd.
The property to be sold 10 de-
cribed as follows. to-wtt:
The homestead Of the said Prsa-
tiss s. Puekstt. deceased, v
the south hAif Of the south
east quarter tsh Of sEk).
and the southeast quarter Of
the southwest quarter (sEk ee
sea- OF section twenty (2o). and
ths northwest quarter OF the north
east quarter (NEk OF the NEKJ
Of section twenty nine (2s). All In
township thirty-nins t39) south.
range I've (sJ east Willamette
meridian: that this 10 an unim.
proved homestead upon which
there 10 considsrabis timber and
some meadow land.
Il ID hereby further ordered sAas,
In addition TO the personal service
Of the rssidsat heirs Of said estate.
service Of this order b naAs By pub-
Iics,ion thereof for . period Of sous
consecutive and successive vssks II
the Evening Herald. . nswspapsr
printed snd circulated II The county
Of klamath. ststs Of Orssaa-
Dstsd at klamath valls, Orsgoa.
this 18th day Of July. 1914.
WIZ. Q. woRDnps.
Judge OF the eounty eeurt q eAs
county Of klamath. sssts q o.
ssoa- 3s-s-l3-1e-3eh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-17
Legal Notices
Notice to TAxpaysrs

Noties Ia hereby given that the
board OF equalization will convene
Monday. September 18th. and viii ~
In session for thirty days. All tax
payers win be expected to ale their
protests with the county clerk before
September sist. - provided by Law.
~ there win bs ahaolutsly no changes
made In rolls after they are turned
back TO the asssssor,
lott J. p. LEE. Assessor.