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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-17

One OF the most unique and prom.
ising Invitations that has ever been
issued in klamath Fails has Just been
sent to q number Of well known local
young women. Needless to say they
will all attend. without tn circus
posterlike typographical arrangement.
the invitation reads thusly:
mrs. Rose Torrey and Miss Estelle
Blair present their spectacular pro-
duction. The Temple Of Daphne One
night performance. Ladies' onlyl A
Paris scream!! Played By the orig
inal company. Your only chance to
see this grand spectacular perform
ance, which such artists - Anna Held.
Lillian Russel. Gertrude Hoffman,
Mime. Pavlowa. Annette Kellerman.
Lima Cavalieri and scores OF others
have indorsed ~ possessing the most
thrilling plot. creating the most ab-
sorbing interest and producing the
most miraculous effect ON every wo-
man, Of any age. at any time. in any
place. See The Temple Of Daphne
The marvellous. the mysterious. the
incompatible. You must not. you
cannot. miss Il. Tour seat ID reserved.
Feathers and furbelows barred. Wear
your kimona and cap. 1880 p. m. Sat-
urday. April -. 1915. las Huron
street."
At the last meeting Of Prosperity
Rebekah Lodge, the following MEM
bers were named a. the committee
having in charge the May banquet:
Louise Humphrey (chairman). Geo.
Humphrey. Nellie wattsnburg. R. q.
wattenburg. Alice 0oelier. J. F. Goel-
|ler, Ida Fink. James Ryan. Nellie
HALEY. Mary Hogue. c. c. Hogus. J.
Is. Elliott. Flora Elliott. W. P. John
|son. Nina Noel Anglin. Lena Noel.
Fred Noel.
Mrs. Byron Hardenbrook. formerly
resident OF this city. but now living
at Roseburg. IL here visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. John H. Hamilton was .
charming hostess Tuesday afternoon
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-17

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-17

a Orsnt Dau.
oving 70 . barsaia BUY. W are
sslling piano-player rolls q under
regular whojesejs prleeA They wost
|last lonS. Cali q ahepbesd Piano
|nopoG 1o4t3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-17

HAVE you contributed toward the
fund TO send representative 70 the
Expcsitionf n not. WHY MOTT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-17

INSTEAD OF putting Mexico ON
the water wagon. It looks - though
villa was putting that country on the
blink.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-17

1T TAKES THIS kind Of weather 70
bring out mons straw hats and low
shoes.
Evening star., 1915-12-12
WEATHER..
Rain or Snow Today-Tomorrow
Probably Fair.

For the District of Columbia and
Maryland, rain or snow TODAY. with
increasing nertherly Winds Tomorrow
probably fair.
For Virginia. rain or snow toa,,
with strong northeast to north winds
on the coast. Tomorrow proba ably fair
The northern portion of the western
storm Is central over the lower Ohio
valley, with much decreased intensity.
but secondary disturbance over the
extreme southern portion of the low
pressure system has moved rapidly east
Wafd and northeastward over the
southerh portions of the gulf states to
the south Carolina coast, with increased
energy. and storm warnings have been
ordered from Boston to Savannah.
Inc disturbance during the last TWEEN.
ty-four hours has been attended by
snow, sieet and rain in the great CEN
tral valleys and the south. and snow
and sfeet were falling last night in CEN
tral and western North Carolina. In Illi-
mons the sleet appears to have been
quite severe in places. Over the re-
manner OF the country the weather
was falr, except over the central and
northern districts west of the Rocky
mountains, where there were rains and
SHOWS.
1t is considerably colder in the south
ern states except along the coast. and
somewhat colder in the northeast, with
temperatures from eight degrees to
fifteen degrees below the seasonal av-
erage. Elsewhere the temperature
changes were small
There Will be snow today in New
England and the middle Atlantic states,
and rain or snow in the south Atlantic
states. and also rain or snow in the
Ohio valley and Tennessee, and local
SHOWS in the lower lake and southern
upper lake region. In the gulf states
the weather will be fair today and to-
morrow, while in the upper lake region
the weather will be cloudy today, fol-
lowed by local SHOWS tomorrow. In
the Atlantic states the weather will be
generally fair tomorrow.
Temperature changes will be unim-
portant, except along the south Allan
tic and east gulf coasts, where it will
be somewhat colder today
The winds along the north Atlantic
coast will be strong north and north
east. on the middle Atlantic coast
strong northeast: on the south Allan
tic coast strong shifting, becoming
northwest, except fresh off the Florida
coast: on the east gulf coast moderate
northwest, becoming varia BILE tomor-
row: on the west gulf coast moderate
northeast to southeast; on the upper
lakes moderate northeast to north to-
day, except variable on Superior. partly
Evening star., 1915-12-12
NATIONS FOOD SUPPLY
NOW GERMAN PROBLEM
Rcichstag Will Consider Proposals
of Various Parties to Pro-
tect Supplies.

BERLIN December 11.-With the
peace Interpolation out Of the way. the
reichstag will be able to devote It's un-
divided attention 10 the problem of the
nations food supply, discussed at
length b-, the budget committee. The
resolutions Of the various party
groups presenting their views of how
the problem should be dealt with. and
the general subject of food regulation,
il is understood Will be debated in an
open session OF the Eeichstag probably
Monday.
The proposal % the center party was
TO establish a central bureau, including
among its members representatives
from the reicnstag to control food
regulation aSd distribution, and to es-
tabiish. where necessary, maximum
prices.
II was pointed out that such a bureau
possibly would infringe upon the con
StitGtionaI privileges Of the bundesrath
md the discussions We're postponed
Unit this constitutional point was set
He'd
Evening star., 1915-12-12
First Baptist Church sSs lGsn ANR NJ o

Rev. WM. NJ. McMASTER, ID. D., Pastor.
SERVICES: IL AM and PM on sunday
The CHOIR: Mrs. Florence Noack Howard. So
prano.
Mrs. Arthur Whaley. contralto.
Mr.. Alvin Lake. bass.
Mr. VIM. II. Winchcole. tenor.
Mrs. Edmund Barry, organist.
WEEKLY PRAISE SERVICE: Pm, Thurs
day evening
BIBLE SCHOOL: $50 AN Sunday.
ELGTN SMITH. Supt.
Classes adapted to the needs OF every mem
Der OF the family. from the smallest child to
the great grandfather.
The Joy Bible class. No. 1874, especially in-
vites the attendance and co -operationSof Chris
tan men and women visiting the National
Capital. Every Sunday morning at the close
OF the Bible lesson and before the opening OF
the church service visitors. who favor the
class by their presence. will be presented with
prepared letters and cards for them TO sign
and send by mail To their friends, family.
their own Home Bible School and churches.
These letters will eDdcavor to give much val
rable informa ton to the folks at home and
keep them in touch with the activities of the
Bapists and other Christian bodies in Wash
incton and vicinity These cards and letters
will be supplied free of charge and ready for
mailing, and each visitor win be entitled 10
as many copies they can use to advantage.
COME WITH Us. AND WE WILL DO
THEE GOOD"
Evening star., 1915-12-12
Miss Swift to Wed Venetian Count.

CHICAGO, December 11.-Miss Ida
May Swift. daughter of Louis F. Swift.
president of Swift & Co.. packers, is
to be married next month to Count
James Minotto. a Venetian nobleman,
who is engaged in banking in New
York according TO announcement
made today by Mr.. Swift
Evening star., 1915-12-12
Number of Resolutions.

number OF resolutions from the
various parties regarding maximum
prices we're before the committee. the
most far reaching being that Of the
center party.
Tne resolutions o. the conservative
party demanded the establishment Of
maximum prices for the wholesale as
well as the retail trade. the assunp
tiou Of the agricuiturists being that
profits possible at present were largely
q abSorbtd by TIE whola sale dealers.
The resolution OF the progressive
party was directed against high prices.
~ asked the imperial chancellor TO
take the necessary steps to bring a bout
lover prices eventually through a fur :
ther establishment OF maximum prices
and coHfiscation. II was suggested tina I
the maximum prices should, however,
include adequate profits for the pro-
duceTs and retailers,
Evening star., 1915-12-12
FINE for RHEUMATISM
Musterole Loosens Up Stiff Joint

Get a jar at once MUSTEROLE is
a clean, white ointment made with
the oil of mustard Better than a
mustard plaster and does not blister
Brings ease and comfort while it is
being rubbed on,
MCSTEROLE is recommended by
doctors and nurses. Millions of jars
are used annually for Bronchitis,
Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neural
gia, Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheuma-
tism. Lumbago. Pains and Aches of
the Back or Joints, Sprains. Sore
Muscles, Bruises. Chilblains. Frosted
Feet, Colds of the Chest ft often
prevents Pneumonia. Keep a jar
handy all the time for quick relief.
Evening star., 1915-12-12
Mrs. Funk's Statement.

In connection with this matter Mrs.
Funk has given out the following
statement:
"As the representative of the Ma
sociation / offered to the Washington
Chamber of Commerce year ago the
fullest cooperation of our association
to secure the passage of a resolution
to enfranchise the citizens of the Dis
trict of Columbia. This offer included
the services of hundreds OF thousands
of organized suffragists in all sections
of the country and the skilled help of
the organized suffrage lobby in Con-
gress.
"In fact we agreed to take over the
entire labor of advancing the meas
ure in the Senate and House. provided
only that the resolution should be
made specifically to include women.
The question was defeated, although d
Evening star., 1915-12-12
No Place Like Home;
No Home Like Ours.

4lD Illinois ave. NV. Pet
worth, 20 it. front, S4.350.
1920 Illinois ave. NV. Pet
worth, corner. $3.50.
4OO5 Illinois ave. NV. Pet
worth, detached. S4,o50.
2O3o Park road NV, Ingle-
side, faces the park, s., $50.
20ll Park road NV, Ingle-
side, pure colonial, $3.50.
Our terms have given
1000 owners their homes,
they will give you your
home. Write for booklet.
Sample homes open until
dark.
Evening star., 1915-12-12
Perfumes for
Xmas

Our line is complete with both
imported and Domestic Toilet Wa
ters and Extracts at special cut
prices. u'
vogue Extracts. all odors; put
up in a French frosted 1-oz bot.
tie; the daintiest package we IN
have for Xmas DUO
'5c Duchesne Lilac VeeetaI n,
excellent preparation after 20
@has Wing .....-. Nv
Colgate's Toilet Waters. -
25c. 4Oc. soc and. nc
Hudnut's Toilet Waters. cor
75c and pl.0O
Piver's AZurea, FIoramye and
lie Tref1e Toilet Waters, c. 10
and Extracts. pl.ZH
s1.00 Roger & Gallet Violet "a.
sl.75 Roger & Gallet Violet. I.,a
Evening star., 1915-12-12
Congress Makes Qualifications.

That Congress shall provide by law
the qualifications of voters and the
times and manner of choosing the SEN
ators, the representative or represen-
tatives and the electors authorized by
this article.
The Congress shall have power to
enforce this article by appropriate leg
islation.
Chamber of Commerce officials and
members call especial attention to the
provision that Congress shall provide
by law the qualifications of the
voters" Here, they point out, after it's
passage if it be passed, is the oppor
tunity for the suffrage forces to gain
their desired end.
Evening star., 1915-12-12

favor participation of the women in
the exercise of the franchise which it
| Is proposed shall be granted in the
! Distrlct OF Columbia" This resolution
was not voted down and was trans
% %nni.ted to the con1nittee on suffrage
| win the Idea that if it's resolution eX-
Iiuaed women in any way it might
De amended accordingly. AS the reso-
| luton did not in any way exclude
| women, and as the report had been ac-
cepted by the full organization, 1T,
therefore, did not have to be changed
Obstacles to Amendment.
! Members of this committee of ten of
the Chamber of Commerce point out that
the women of the District stand better
chance to gain the franchise if Congress
! be allowed to fix the qualifications that
shall apply to those who may get the
vote than if they affix the specific pro-
! VISION Tor woman suffrage to the federal
| amendment itself AS a part of the fed
| eial amendment. two-thirds vote IN
| congress and ratification by three
1oufthS OF the states would be necessary
| to make 1t effective. If the matter is left
10 congress. simple majority vote
would grant the ballot to the women of
| the District
1t was also suggested by members of
tne committee of ten on suffrage. when,
a. tiuopllOn OF ltS report by the Cnd1n-
per IL was approached by representatives
OF the National American Woman Suf-
| fraEe Association with demand that
eNpllclt provision be made in the conSti-
tutlonal amendment for woman suffrage.
lhat IL was impossible for the commit
| Tee on It's own authority to make this
chanSe. and that the result of a refer
ence pack to the Chamber of Commerce
ana OF a fresh discussion of the issue
would probably preclude the possibility
OF agreement upon any constitutional
amendment at all
May Propose Amendments.
1t was also suggested that the Wom-
an suffrage Association propose any
desired amendments to the wording
OF the constitutional amendment sub
mitted by the Chamber of Commerce, and
tne bei1ef was indicated that the COM
fnlttee and the chamber would acaui-
esce fully IN any amendment upon this
point which Congress saw fit to adopt
Il am satisfied that a majority of the
members of the Chamber of Comm cree
are in favor of woman suffrage" sa
! ohapln Brown. member of the suf-
rage committee and chairman of the
special drafting committee Yesterday
and that when the present resolution
is gotten through the organization will
take the matter up and help the wom-
en- IN their own work of gaining the
Dailot. Or the chant ber may help the
women simultaneously with the work
or lurtheflng the present resolution,
but separately from it,
Evening star., 1915-12-12

large number-only a few short OF
majority-were favorable to gran.lns
our request. The women of the DIS
trict and all over the United States
expressed bitter opposition to the ere
alton of what was described as a new
field, wherein they might struggle Tor
equal rights
Evening star., 1915-12-12

cloudy, probably snow fiurries in ex-
treme south portions: on the lower
lakes moderate northeast today. with
cloudy weather. probably snow.
Evening star., 1915-12-12

Boiling to death once was a form of
c4 pital punishment in England.
Evening star., 1915-12-12
Tide Tables

Today-Low tide, 6:55 am. and 7:o5
pm; high tide. l2:1S am and
1856 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 7:49 am. and
Sis pm. high tide, 1:l7 am and
l.53 nm
Evening star., 1915-12-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
KNIGHTS OF PYTH1AS,
ATTENTION.

All ucuhers of che order. ali former memh,Ts
and all Others who interested in the ins,i-
tuition of lodge of Knights Of Fyfhias III
Mount Pleasant are cordially invited 10 httehi
n mass meeting To be held in Masonic Hall. over
rark Savings Bank. 18th and Kenyon sis NV.
Tuesday evening. Fec ~. 1919. at cio.s.
Music. Prominent speakers. Come. WILLIAM
A. kIMMFI. Grand Chancellor. Grand Domain
Of Ikt lliSiri ,,f tnlnn, hia.
Evening star., 1915-12-12
Yesterdays Temperature.

Observation-Disclosures. 81; am,
26; am. 25: 6 am. "a am, "a
10 am. IS: II noon. 80; , pm 80; 4
pm, "a; pm. 80; pm, 81 10
pm. %.
Highest. "a: lowest, "a
Relative humidity-S am. Sc. pm.
55: pm. SO.
Hours of sunshine. 40.
Per cent of possible sunshine. AZ.
Temperature same date last year
Highest &c: lowest. 81
Evening star., 1915-12-12
No Sentiment Against Suffragists.

Far from there being any sentiment
against woman suffrage. they state. there
| is a distinct sentiment in its favor not
only within the Chamber of Commerce
itself, but throughout the District
generally. The ultimate form assumed by
the resolution was the result of careful
consideration by the special committee
that drafted it, and the elimination of
every feature that would hamper its
adoption by the suffrage committee of the
chamber. the chamber itself and Con-
gress. The following is the text of the
resolution as offered
For the purpose of representation in
the Congress of the United States and
among the electors of President and
Vice President, the residents of the
District of Columbia shall have the
status of citizens of a state. They
shall be entitled to elect two senators,
representatives in the House, accord
ing to their numbers as determined by
the decennial enumeration, and presi
Dental electors equal in number to the
whole number of senators and repre-
sentatives to which they may be enti-
tied in the Congress.
Evening star., 1915-12-12

! ation of u,bnt poso,;had as n new
! field. wherein they might struggle for
! eoual rights
|
| Congress Has Free Hand,
|
Thls proposed amendment to the
| Constitution creates of the District of
do,ui,p'a a;,,il NOT a state but politiea
gress may with a free hand, without
revocation of any former action, de-
| clare women citizens equal in the eyes
Such ny Soaei hi1eht with man cltlzens;
| through Congress ~ tbe nrasent sas.
| sion and within the next three wears
!he necessary number of state legiS-
ia.uIes can easily ratify.-
senators and representatives from
tbe,, ] ,ase states nave pledged US
.ie'f support IN a sufficient number to
insure the passage of such a resolution,
or none at all. The campaign which
| WIN be Wased against the measure in
| It's present form by the national asSo-
clatlon is not local in any sense, but
iatioHdi' because the District of Co
luiho!a Is not merely the abiding place
~ "oV'ooo people, but the National
1dpitdi, the property of every man.
woman ana child in America. For this
10, ,oason s.,l. me organized women in every
'ofS fSresSlohal district in every state
VIII make TINS their cause, and Con
sress VIII witness the unified efforts
81 81 ,ha ,.en aHa women from every section
tenets Of political faith or sectional
federal amendment which would def
n''els anu cohspicuously fix for women
ef opeeen Received Well.
Mrs. Funk, having receiyed the
necessary permission
interests of wom., .,,es.,I ~ me
cb.,,ho :. age peiore the
u commerce at it's regular
meeting IN December, 1914, and urged
upon that organization co-oner,tion in
gaining the francbis. g. =
this casion a reso1n,io iiea: s vi, ,
by Albert Schulteis ,,shih % ole5ea
that the chamber draft > inint aontuau .'s,i
suffrage resolution for S,,Lr,;s,s;a : senei a. !
Congress- and it was in tbis loa,,.. ~
that Mrs Funk wished ,ba snani6l, a'nsl ,,s.i
vision for the baIlot for tbs ,l,,,' pi
the District eii -
Her enthusiastic sne.cb ~ ,,
received according 70 tbosa ,.
several members sneakint fp,, ~
floor in favor of her idea ~ oi ny
was taken on her recomn.nda.; w.
cording to the minutes of that 80 ~
ing. The only vote was On r. -,
tion whether Mr.. Scbulteis. nraIi,,4i, 4ues-
resolution should be adontad and ahs
Evening star., 1915-12-12
Christmas
Store News

Our four stores are stocked with
a complete line of holiday goods
to be sold at special prices.
GIFTS FOR MEN
Cigars. Smoking Tobaccos. Pipes,
Thermos Bottles, Razors, Safety
Razors, Shaving Sets, Shaving
Brushes, Razor Strops, Hairbrush-
es, Whisk Brooms, Clothes Brushes.
GIFTS FOR WOMEN
Toilet Sets, Combs, Brushes.
Powder Boxes, Perfumes, Toilet
Waters, Perfumizers, Puff Boxes.
Nail Files, Mirrors. Soap Boxes.
Hair Receivers, Hot-water Bags.
Candies. Partisan Ivory Toilet
Sets.
Evening star., 1915-12-12
Middaugh and Shanre.

Incorporated, Owner
IN. Z. Shannon. Pres. c. VI. Wallingsford Y pre,
Woodward Building 18th and
Evening star., 1915-12-12
sPIRITUALISM

Test Seance Every Tuesday Night
Developing circle Friday night. . cents.
Zancig Pariors, oo4 18th St. NV.
Mrs JANE f. MALTB1. SPIRITUAL MEDl,
nm JIT2 loth st NV Meetings. Mon,
pI: Wed and Fri. 30 pm. pc. A mes
sf:e to each. Dailv readings. 81 North s233:
Evening star., 1915-12-12
Up.-River w Waters.

Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY. W. Va, December
11.-Potomac and Shenandoah rivers
both clear this evening.
.. <E-~~ - ~-rs.sy: : !;
Temperatures in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1915-12-12
Shaving Brushes

Every one of these Brushes Is
of well known make and is guar
anteed not to shed
25c Rubberset Shaving 10.
Brushes: pure bristles ~
soc Rubberset Shaving 40.
Brushes; pure bristles. . w
75c Set-in Rubber Shaving
Brushes: badger; guaran- 2Q-
teed not to shed. w
$1.00' Rubberset Shaving 20.
Brushes; pure bristle. Wv
So Rubberset Shaving Brushes;
badger hair; extra good Ct 20
value for a gift .... p's%/
Evening star., 1915-12-12
CHARLES c. GLoN En-.

NOTICE Is HEiiEBY GIVEN IiAI I hJM vi, ~ ",
rpSpoasihle only for debts contracted li mr III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
CITY COUNCIL ADOPTS
L|CENsE-TAx ORDINANCE
Measure VIII BE Sent TO Board OF
Aldermen OH Tuesday for
Concurrence.
1T CONTAINS MANY CHANGES
Increases in Many Features and Few
err Exemptions-Nfan Wanted in
Petersburg Under Arrest I'm Will
miUgtOn-Other News Notes.
Especial to The mes-pispatch.,

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. VA. April o.--The
common Council last night adopted the
license tax ordinance for the year be-
ginning May !, and 1t will h. sent to
the Board OF Aldermen next week for
concurrence. The new ordinance, pre-
eehted by the Finance Committee, con-
tars many changes from the one IN
force this year. There are fewer e>-
ccp'ions. and I'm may lines Of business
nc license fax Is increased. II was
explained by Vice Chairman McKen-
ncy. OF the Finance Committee. that
h'cause OF the decrease In .a.enue
under the new tax law II was though.
hctter to raise the license tax rather
man increase the tax on real estate
insurance companies and agents and
rolling stock are exempted from taxa
lion by the city, and the city will lose
because OF State wide prohibition
Cnder the new ordinance. tailors and
pfessers. gashtters. steamtitters. cleo
tricians and electric wirers hereto
i"re exempt, are required TO take out
license to do business and all ooIcs
telegraph. telephone and street rail
Way, are assessed 81 80 each The tax on
pool and billtard-roms is Increased to
|io" on one table and s25 on each ad-
diuonal table. from the pres INT rate
OF 325 and SIS specific tax OF s1nG
on every person selling small articles
IN the streets liz substituted for the
present license Of 3c5. Fortune tellcrs
and clairvoyants will have to pay a
license OF $500. instead Of $50, as now
\ tax OF $50 is placed on grocer
having capital In excess OF $1,000
ana the tax on automobiles operating
Tor hire in the city Is raised from SO
!" VIZ. a motion was made TO nix THU
TAX at 3loe for one car and 3?5 for
each additional one. but this was op-
posed on the ground that it would tend
10 create a monopoly, and II wax with
trar'n The tax butchers was re-
'uced from 500 to $50. but Il was
ihtsed on auctioneers. junk dealcrs and
ether lines OF business