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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-22

United Press Service
AMSTERDAM, March 22-One big
German interest is working hard for
Belgium's restoration to the Belgians.
Hamburg does not want Belgium to
become German. The explanation is
simple. Antwerp is in Belgium.
Hamburg's business men are afraid
that Antwerp. under German control,
would become more important Ger
man port than Hamburg.
As a Belgian rival, 1t never has
seriously worried them. but II 1t be-
came German they are afraid u would
be. Apparently they consider Ant
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-22

flee Saturday was we'll attended,
showing that great interest Is be-
ing taken.
County Agriculturist Glaisyer
brought out the poison Monday to
Mr.. Hoag's place and he and Mr.
Hoag mixed the poison and grain.
The mixture is now ready for use,
and those that have ordered can call
at Mr.. Hoag's and receive the same
Mr.. Thomas family has moved out
ON the Harmon ranch on the Midlant
road about four miles from town
Miss Mabel Give Is visiting he
sister, Mrs. B. Whitlatch, OF Roun'
Lake. Miss Give taught the Roun'
Lake school last year.
Mr.. Mumford arrived Sunday nigh
at Klamath Falls and came out I
Orindale Monday to see the ranc
he purchased year ago. He expect
to move out in few days. We Al
glad to see him return.
James Stansbie and family spel
) Sunday at the VIM. Brown ranch
Round Lake.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-22

United Press Service
WASHINGTON. &C.. March ~ -
Nuh primaries In Indiana. Minnesota
New Hampshire. and North Dakota
out Of the way. candidates on both
aides of the political fence are await
ing tho voice OF people from sixteen
other primary states, From now "n'
| III June o. the primaries will be ire
ouent. Here Is the latest list at po'
litical headquarters In Washington
with the number OF delegates 10 u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-22
Hamburg Doesnt Want
Belgium Germanized

werp's position more favorable than
Hamburg's. They do consider Ham
burg. however, the best Germany pos
sesses so long as Belgium is left out
OF consideration.
With Hamburg, German. and Ant
werp, Belgium. the Hamhurger's view
is that their conutry's intrest and
their countryman's pre1udices viii
continue to insure their city the first
place among German seaports. They
do not think this would be the case
for many years. II Antwerp were Ger
man. Hamburg, therefore. y dotne
its best,to re-establish Belgium on ita
old basis.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-22
I,ots Of Presidential
Primaries Now Listed

named: Michigan, April 8. thirty
tMichigan also will name nat'ons'
committeeman); Wisconsin. April 4
twenty-six; New York. April 4. eigh'
ty.eight; Illinois, April =. fifty-eight;
Iowa. April 10. twenty-six; Nebraska
April IS. sixteen; Massachusetts
April 25. thirty-six; Maryland. MAY
1 sixteen; California. May Q. twenty
six; Ohio, May 8. forty-eight; Penn
sylyania, May l6. seventy-six; New
Jersey. May 2S. twenty-eight; souti
Dakota, June 8. ten; West virginia
June 9, sixteen.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-22
Spring and Summer Munsing Wear

For every member of the family Foot up the superior
merits of Munsing Underwear and you'll find the very
best to be had and the least expensive. Fully Is per
cent better quality than that of any other make at the
i same price We're willing to leave it to you Pr1ceo
at SOC the suit and up
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-22
This is5to b.. a Big Silk Season

Manufacturers are advancing prices of scarcity
dyes together with the price of material making big ad
vances in price January With the largest stock of silks
now on hand we have and with tent of this stock
bought before prices advanced what could there be
selections now Choosing easiest because range
of coos quantities their best Two specials for this
week are Popular Striped Wash Silks SOC yard IS inches
wide This Wash Silk is all silk and that Of the
good why will wash splendidy Can be had IN
variety of Stripes Color Combinations and will be used
great deal for making dresses waists and mems shirts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-22
Real Imported Pongee

The same standard quality lower We placed our
November for 40 pieces Of this splendid Silk tor spring
delivery Today could buy at retail prices You
are to get the benefit purchase and offer the entire
lot at the following prices 26nch imported all silk Pongee
at soc yard 33nch imported all silk Pongee at 5sc None
sold to merchants
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-22

Oregon produces annually approx
imately l.s10.000.0a0 board feet OF
logs. but consumes over two billion.
or s7h per cent In excess Of her LOO
production. She draws heavily or
Washington for this esxceae. 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-09
CARRANZA TRIES HARD
TO WIN LATIN-AMERICA

Mexico CITY July S.-Fhe de facto
+. government IN It's campaign to gain
the good VIII Of Latin-America, made
pu ne today circular eahlegram,
which is being sent TO the leading
newspapers Of Cuba aud Central and
, south America The message. which
comments ON the recent exchange of
notes between Washington and the dc
ltacto governments says
The American people praise the
Ieontlliatory attitude Of Mexico aud
consider the conflict which was on
the point Of breaking out, TO have
h'en settled definitely without
lsmlrChing the dignity of Mexico Ne
will proceed actively to reoreaniac le-
cations In Central and South America
with "a view Of bringing about closer
jrelations between spanish-American
countries"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-09
MONKEYS NEEDED
To CHECK SPREAD
OF PARALYSI
Importation of Animals to Be
Expedited for Experimental
Purposes No Constant De-
crease Of Deaths Noted,

New York. Juif s. After con-
ference 81 federal state and ci1
health officials IN this city TODAY d
discuss plans 20 check the epidemic
u iniantlle paralysis which alfe dg
has cost 945 lives here ur. vs. e.
Ruekrf. assistant surgeon general ~
the federal public health service. re-.
turned @ Washington tonight @ -
padile The Importation af monkey
for experimental purposes
In Haven Emerson. health rpal-
missioner. said tonight thHt while the
rate ~ increase IN pstieBta had been
lowered. there had heeu 40 constant
decrease thus far and that lt could
not be said the epidemic was under
control
pr Emerson said The department
f. doing everything within u te
sources % cope Wth the plague but
that the service can he improved
90 uake Exhaustive study
AZ the conference today attended
hy Or n tatndfr nf the federal
public btalth service Assistant sur
Reun general Ruekef nr Herman st
nIega state health commissioner.
DR. William n PARK ~ The city lab
arator and pr T. T. fatmsdpu Of
the Public service, Il wis decided
Commissioner Emerson said that the
government experts should start nest
Monday ta study esbaHaiirely eases
~ New YORK ciU aud the surround.
a. sa04#Has4-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-09
PROBE SERIOUS CHARGES
AGAINST GUARDSMEN


Poughkeepsie, y. Y, July s.
County authorities are investigating
stories Of alleged mfstreatment Of
women living near Camp Whitman. by
national guardsmen. Attaches of the
sherIff's office stated that last night
complaint was made that three
prominent young women of storm
vile, q town near the camp, were
oyerpoWered by soldiers at a lonely
spot in the road and assaulted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-09

Mount Gretna, Pa. July S.-The
fourlh infantry regiment Pennsyl-
vania national guard left today for
Texas. More than 10000 PENNSYLVANIA
troops are now either in Texas or ON
the way Ia the border.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-09

$loo, 100000 EduorialH. it is stated
that with this new move the Mexican
financial situation is In Il fair way to
being settled
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
WILL
ASK LEGISLATION
Committee Named to Look
After Interests of Associa
ton During the Coming
Session.

Haley, Dee. 1.-The Wood river Cnt-
tcmen's association held Il meeting in
the rooms of the HALEY Commercial
club Saturday afternoon. y committee
OF three was appointed TO look after
the interests Of the stockgroWcra at the
coming session of the legislature this
winter i'm Boise. The committee con
sisis Of William Brown, Dec storey
ana Alex Baldwin.
G. W. Wilson Of Bellevue resigned
as secretary of the association and
Victor La Sale of Blaine was elected
to fill the vacancy. Matters concern
ing the welfare of the association VAS
discussed and another meeting is TO
be called in about two weeks.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
oLcuTT SANG FROM A BOX.
A New York Audience Demand wild
Irish Rose"

For five minutes at least Chauncev
plcou has been momhor of the
BETTY company PLAYING pt tho Globe
thcater. Since Mr.. Oleolt has nothing
else in particular to da at present ex-
eept attend the Sixty club. hts activi-
ties n a musical comedy arc merely in
the nature Of pastimo.
Raymond Hitehcpck du5 responsible
for Mr.. Olrott's abrupt debut in nm
aical comedy the othcn msht. The
Irish comedian was sitting in box.
respondent in evening clothes. whom
Hitchcock aa he came before the cur
tain 10 make his nightly speech spioa
him.
why. there's rhamccN," said Hitch
cock. moving toWa'd Mr.. Olcott's box.
= dare YOU TO sing Wild Irish Rose
Ghauncey."
In to this point fcw in The audience
bad recognized Mr.. Ocott. But when
their attention was directed 10 the box
they Identified him. even shorn. as he
was of his knich crbnckers and green
stockings. few handclaps soon grew
into boisterous applause, and MIR. Oh
colt arose and bowed. but the APP
plause continued. and there came cries
for wild Irish Rose FOUNDER and
louder grew the handclapping. and at
length Mr.. Olcott stood up and sang
the requested song. seeming to render
1t little more sweetlN than he ever
had done before. Mr. Hitchcock
meanwhile respectfully withdrew from
the stage. He did not finish his
speech.-New York Telegraph.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
PIONEER OF HALEY
CALLED BY DEATH

Haley, Dee. ID. +, oliver. one OF
the pioneers of Haley died Friday
morning at his home Of general dchl-
itN. lie came to this city in 1850
where he has been mining until year
ago when he commenced to fail in
health. He was about ~ Nears of age
and leaves six children two sons and
-four daughters, Of whom the sous aud
ono daughter. Mrs. Mnrd Williams
were at his bedside whom he died
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04

vices and facilities of railroads will
keep them all occupied.
1T is to be understood that the views
which have expressed are my individ-
ual views on the subject discussed and
in no way binding upon the other
members of the state commission of
which | am member"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
FRUIILAND BOY KILLED.

Iruitland. Dec. 4.-Richard Glenn
mons. a colored boy. l0-Near- old son
of Mrs. Josephine flemmons, WAS
killed at the John Mckinney ranch
Friday. by mule falling on him. Bur
ial was at PaNette cemetery Saturday
afternoon
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
FEDERAL CONTROL WOULD
NOT END STATE AUTHORITY


lrarN 10 the very spirit OF the tederal
CONSTITUTION
NHGNi 60 r'S I'OOo VALUES ..
Nehters pulll up by regulation oiiN
cannot nope 70 ENJOY prosperity per
hiaheh'll. sooner OF alcr t'e ilc'i-
'io"" NdiucS c@'''c" AZ t"' cApchSe ol
o.''c' .C"'clH I.ur'ilS l''ole i"Nor"piN
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Wv VN''''' VI ''' ''O''o''''N waste '''''
no ~" SINS VI, ~ ",.''ip'i"s ~
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majority Of the people wilI require tho
regulation of intra-state traffic bv the
same authority.
AN interstate curriers' are engaged
i'm intra-state as wen as Interstate
commerce. The assurance that "a rca-
sunablc return he allowed ON the in
vestmcnt cannot be had without proper
ana exclusive federal control. The re-
turn cannot be determined without re
;,nrd to revenue and expenses. The
revenue is made up of the earnings
from an sources intrastatc MS Wcu'as
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
FIR ON IDAHO CITY ROAD.

The residence of John Smith ON his
ranch on the north side of More creek,
opposite the Halfway house. ON the
Boise road vas destroyed h fire last
Friday. The t~Ss WAS not learned.
John smith scn Of Mr.. ana Mrs,
stephen NJ. Smith of Boise. The place
was formerly own as the Roice
runch. -Idaho CitN World
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
SHARING THE BURDEN.

In order 10 maintain the standard
of our merchants lunch. the price will
be 40 ce-ts until normal conditions of
foodstuff prices are established again.
Brands Grill Adv -Dec3
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
PRESENT SYSTEM is
ONE OF CONFUSION
las Been Invited by the
Newlands Committee to
Appear Before it at Hear
ing and Give His Views
on the Situation.


Federal control of railroads through
re-organizatton Of fine intor.t,t. ro,n.
.n,., ,,,,,....,...
'''
amos committee Is now investigating
~ washington would not mean the
elimination ol pubic utilities or rail
roau commissions IN states such as
uaho now mas. ANel !. i'amstedt,
N'S'och' OF me public utilities COM
mission OF inns state made TINS PLAIN
III !. S'alemehl given out TO-DAY.
ih' capital News announced SOY
'fal u"\s az" ItlaI inc railroads. had
- '''o'e '''' oo,''il''7-
thc CONTROL NJ st,,tc COMMISSIONS anI
tbnt tbo intorstoto. ,o,nncrrc ,.n,,r,i..-
sion hc rocnoni1cd ,s to vorcs vcry
similar ia mo rclcrnl rosorvc s,..tor,
Tho railroads claim state co,n,nissinn
regulation rot,rd. ,.,il,.n,l buiI,lin,-
ana doycIopmcnt
v,ner 0No
Avn <" 0NNNSNNNe'
PRESIDENT Ramstcdt of the Idaho
COMMISSION discussing the situation
holds that the attempt of the several
'tatos each acting INDEPENDENTLY. to-
'tSu'al" raiIr.ada has, IN his ludG-
''' '''''''' ''' ''''''''' ''' ''''''''t '''''
discrimination Wlhch can only be
eliminated 10y tic institution at , single
rate regulating authority: th"t if the
states arc ever to fully enjoy the bless
hSs mat flow from efficient railroad
reSulail"u' the very nature of the
thlng To be regulated requires that
inc regulation be vested exclusively in
inc federal government
tie was invited 10 appear before the
NcNlitndS committee ana ma! DO SO If
ne cannot he VIII submit statement
showing mas position The statement /
OF Commissioner RamStedt follows;
CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISION 4
"Iu discussing thc uIcstion of rouu-
latin common carricrs have o., mind
the provisions or fine rcdn-nl constitu-
ton vcstina IN ,.,nrrcss thc uovo,. to
regulate commerce among thr soycr.I
states. an9 fine spirit and intont of tbc
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
MEN ARE ANXIOUS
TO RETURN HOME
Idaho Soldiers in Fine Con-
dition, According to Two
Members of Company I,
Now in Boise.

That the men of the Second Idaho
infantry, now on the border, would al
like to come home, although they are
not making any noise about il. is he
statement of w. H. Boyer Of Ontario
and L. j. Farber of Payette, both MEM
bers of Company |, who arrived in
Boise this morning direct from No
gales, which place they left Friday at
noon, having been granted furlougn
of 80 days.
They state the men of the Idaho reg
lmcnt arc all i'm fine condition. but that
none Of them has any information as
To how long they viii be kept in camp.
Like other men who have come home.
they declare that the Idaho regiment
is the best national guard orgarfiza-
ton on the border.
FOOTBALL TEAMS RECORD.
The regiments football team. Of
which John NJ. Regain is coach. played
the crack Alabama Football eleven n
scoreless game, has twice beaten the
Twelfth United States infantry with
whom they played four games, and is
ready to tackle any eleven on the Dor
der.
In hiking alone. they state the Idaho
mon have covered 2G0 miles with their
packs of from 40 TO 80 pounds, not In
Guiding the marches for sham battles
in which they were successful.
They report the weather on the
border delightful, with cool nights and
warm days.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF SALE.
In Equity N ST..

poration, plaintiff. versus Boise Rail-
road company, Limited corpora
ton; Electric Investment Company
corporation; and Boise Valley
Traction Company, a corporation
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of decree of the Dis
tilct Court of the United States for the
/ District of Idaho. Southern Division
made and entered in said court on the
9Th day of November 1916, in the
above entitled cause, the undersigned.
Special Master Of said Court in said
cause, win soil at public auction to the
| highest bidder, in conformit" with the
directions of said decree, all and sin
sular the property, assets, rights, IL
ccnscs, franchises contracts, privi-
lego and chooses in action of the Boise
railroad Company, Limited, including
the properties hereinafter described.
free from al rights, titles. interests,
liens and claims of all the parties to
said cause. Said property to be sold
ia situated in Ada county, State OF
Idaho. and constitutes Il single, ndi-
visible electric railway system and
bathing resort operated in connection
Herewith. and that in the operation of
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
STANLEY ACQUITTED.

News from Standpoint is To the eff
feet that the Jury that tried John Y.
STANLEY, charged with having wrong
ed l--year old Louise Aldrich, brought
in verdict Of a,quittal after being out
six hours
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04

continental line runs would of course
impair railroad credit.
Some states have insisted that part
of the proceeds OF contemplated new
financing be expended within their re-
spectiVe boundaries as a condition to
obtaining their consent. | believe that
the imposition Of such conditions by
one state creates a discrimination
against the rights and commerce of
other states. The railroad transporta
ton business Of this country has oIt-
grown state lines
SHOULD SUPERVISE SECURITIES
we need today more secure and
permanent road beds. more trackagc
and double tracks. more equipment and
more terminal facilities. In order to
secure the capital necessary to meet
these needs it appears that a market
must be found for railroad securities
and the public mrrt be assured that
the capital invested will be used for
legitimate purposes and not for spec
ulation.
In order that railroad securities
may find a market in the worlds eX-
changes and the people may know that
the capitalization is honest there
should be some supervision over the
issue of. railroad securities and pos
sibly Incorporation, in addition to such
supervision over rates as will give rea-
sonable assurance that the earnings
VIII he sufficient to meet interest ac-
counts as well as operating expenses.
This supervision should on account of
it's very nature be federal centralized
ana of the highest class. An attempt
ON the part of u state to supervise or
regulate the securities of an interstate
carrier appears TO me to be an at
tempt TO extend state authority beyond
the proper limit. The federal govern
Woni alone should exercise such au-
thority.
"l'nder the protection Of the federal
as ! understand it. rail-
roads arc allowed to charge rates that
VIII prpdlcc a reasonable return upon
the capital invested The determine
ton of "a reasonable return as well as
the capital To be invested must, if sue
coSSlullN determined. be determined by
one authority. II seems to me that in
Justice to all concerned. YOU cannot
leave the determination Of these qucs-
Toms to several authorities, each act
ing separately and without co-ordina
ton.
CONFUSION AND DISCRIMINATION
~. pom congress rests the burden of
rcorSanlzing the system Of supervision
over railroads So as to afford reason
lblo protection OF railroad Investment
and al the same time assure the pub
Tic OF adequate service at reasonable
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-04
PROPERTIES AND FRANCHISES
NOT SPECIFICALLY DESCRIBED


Any ana all lincs OF railway road
prds' extensions and branches, sidngs
SN'Iches ana turn -"uts. supcrstruc-
lures overhead electrical construction.
transmission lines, poles wires, cables.
tclephone ines terminal properties
stations yards ear barns, machine
sHola' oHlclal buildings. structures and
anus aIl bridges, cars. motors and
r"Illng stock all rights Of way and all
dNnamoS conNcrtcrs, transformers.
generators sNltchboards, arrcsters,
circuit prcakcrs' meters, equipment
lu''hlherN tools. implements. appara-
tus and appliances; all rcplacements
renewals additions. improvements and
be'terments all fixtures. supplies, fur
nlture' chottels: all corporate rights
privileges and franchises, immunities.
easements, tenemcnts. Embellishments,
ana appurtenances, reversions ANA re
m"indcrs; all accounts receivable.
'oUna or demands duo and owing 10
F"'p ialiro1d Company all trackage
agreements; all patents patent rights.
inventions, processes trademarks, and
all other such privileges and rights:
aIl tolls rents revenues, issues and
nrodts, ANA also all the estate. right,
utl" and interest property, possession.
claim and dcmand whatsoever, as well
~ law as in equity, of the Railroad
Company in and to the said property
and every part and parcel thereof, with
INC appurtcnances and all other prop
ertN real, personal or mixed. of every
Nhd ana description ana WheresoeVer
situate, which the Railroad Company
may have at any time or from any
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