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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1913)
n- JfAttmHUif, Nor. l twlf THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON r ASK TWO S" i I i i 'J 0 i HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE DARK STAR THEATER BATTJUOAY KKLIHHJBLK HILL LKK A CIIAN'DLKtl, Introducing the lUrfoot Dance) WAIT ft BKK, Comedy, Rinsing and Talking "The Fight Against KU," Dram 'Lost la the Night," Dram "The tloaaway Carle," Comedy "IMahka Advertise for a Wife," Comedy SUNDAY CJtrt of the Dunce flail," Drama The GoM Meet Bag." Drama "Their Hour of Need," Comedy Animated Weekly. APMWSIOV, 10 aad 8.V TEMPLE THEATER SATUIIDAY "Path Wcekl7," Currtnt Kvenls Ttir Water Bar," Seltg Twn-Heel i'e .Jure .':11m. feii-etHan' Dowafall,1 r Edhoa Comedy , Sl'.XDAr 'jojt of the North Wood," , .V dlaaa Two-lteel Feafare '"Wtlen tha Preai BafJi." ' Vltacraph Drama -An ladlaa'a Loyally." niograph Drama MATIN'KK DAILY AT HW ALL LICENSED PICTURE PROFESSIONAL CARDS MAXWELL M. LONG Osteopathic Phyaklaa Suit It and 1. White DalldtBf PboewM CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY AJMnucra nnuxes Member Oregon Aaaodatloa Tttla Ma EMPLOYMENT Call up COM8TOCK8. phone iO, If you want aay klad of HELP Regtster at the COMBTOCK It 7oa vast employment KLAMATH OOUXTY EMPLOY. MKXT OFFICE Phone 214 '- We furnish all kinds of help. If too want work reg'tter at MRS. A. PETERSTFJXER'8 iaa sath street Boau F. a. THOMAS, CHIROPRACTOR SS-St, Flnt National Dank Budg. Phosw 107 MBSBsanl 'USE Nyal's , fig Oaaav aWe'a aotkiaa fLsaaaae. Nyale Face Craaaa it , fMaWfcasWewalletkese. kUatU W btMata4MaaasasIJaj, gjfcwjj? mi ral Face Mi TtPlr .t' "' i'i M " bbbbbbbM HMIMin I r, uHOTaWawl yTsTsaawawi The Evening Herald W. 0. SMITH Editor Published datlr eicept 8unday bjr The Herald Publishing Company of Klamath Fall, at 116 Fourth Biraei Kntered at tha poatoBca at Klam ath Fall. Oregon, for traaaralaalou through tha mall at second-l matter. Subscription terms by mall to any ad dree In tha United 8tatea: One rear 11.00 1 One month ( KLAMATH FALLS, . . OREOOX SATURDAY, NOV. I, IBIS 'I Weather CVoUIUoaa for Ortober Date Max. Mtn. Weather 1 71 40 rt-CI'dy 2 7T 41 j n i 4eaaaaaaaW4 t 60 n T SI SI f tl 40 ) 4t ST 10 II S4 tlaa,,a,,,71 1 II TO SS IS.. 1 S 14 4t li tr...i..'......i) si a ear Clear rt.a'47 rt. crd7 Cloudy Cloudy PLCTdy Cloudy Clear Clear M. Cl'd7 PL Cl'tT Clear rcci'dy Cleat paar Clear " Clear Clear Clear aar ' Clear Clear Clear PL Cl'dy Clear Clear ll.- It. JL-..T. IT. .!?.... ',..., St i. rt . .MM ....V..4S II.. SO. ...,.. ...TO tl . l ." . . . tt & ssA,.ir.r...;...tr i.. ....TT ....TS St tT ts ...45 si. ss. St. ST St. Hotel Arrivals Vhks Palkaa D. I'. Doak and wife. O. A. MaUom, San Francisco; O. A. Johnson, Frank Fercus. Sacramento; W. R. Hopkins. Weed; K. W. Jonee, Dunsmulr. II. C. Hodfe. T. Dlasell. J. P. Ha ll n. Albert Deck. Dorr Is; K. C. Mor ris, Walter Dixon and wife. Fort Klamath; O. K. Jackson, Portland; W. a Dalton. Malln: S. Krtba, E. R. MtUzer, Pokecama; E. 1). Walde, O C. Stockton. Alcoma; A. L. Mltcbel and wife. L. J. Horton, Dairy; R. J. Earl. F. Harold. Medford; Charles Johnson. Chlcaxo; ;John Ellis and wife, Mrs. Jane Ellis. J. R. Elliott and wife, city; S. Brannsteln. O. K. Rey nolds, 8an Francisco; F. W. Brown, Sacramento; Marvin Cross and wife. Hereford, Texas; L. C. Bolle, ML Hebron. Christlaa Hcieasra Mectlac Those Interested In Christian Sci ence aro requested to meet In the room under tba Public Library, on Sunday, November S, IMS, at S o'clock In tha afternoon. Committee on Organisation. 31-St Tbere'are two klnda ot luuraac. Chllcote wrttaa the klad that pay. (IS Main street, phone tt. If tf Subscribe for tha Herald, SO cents a month. Tailor Made Clothes Mean those made by Individ ual tailoring, and Insure you that perfect comfort not to be bd In those cheaply made. We are practical tailors, and GueeAU(ivaents made by us. We now carry a line of well known Raincoats, made to measure. Any order left now will re ceive our prompt attention and an early delivery. Loewe Bros. TAILORS 44SBT nHM i 2JW (Written for the I'nlled Pieee) If you're tat or If your fair, tf ou'r dim with dusky hair. If you're abort or very tall, If jou're old or youux at all, You tbould dreui to ault your tlyle. So youM better tuiw a htl Kre your bats and ton you chooee And Ihl. article peruse. NEW YORK. Nov. 1. To know what not to wear U quite as Import ant as what to wear. Vou'd best study the style books. Yea, verily; what Is sadder than a fat woman In the bouffant draperies meant tor a svelte sylph, or a Huffy hat tor aweet slitren on the grluled loks of almost silly. It'ou are ot ruddy treeses. look not'"'" olt ' " JJ ,0 brJn uH)n a gown when It Is red. and It you are a blonde Urn your back upon yellow. The beat color selections lor " th 'u "l W',U Mn ' J bot-eoaled, heeteea hie ana tailored tke Kuldea girl are alt abadea of n"h to. fit her face ll 111 take ,nwi, .bile the Uugortws, (tender green, blue and tba darker shadea of txam nr hMrt nUremlagly A.shartlbcimette in red-baJred tharwer browa. bUtk, wtdle aaeldeep shaae "" M StTef wear aa auIO)iild pW the OrleaUl cat of plum and amethyst. Taa dark Wack haC Tawwaad, mall of doJiai by wearkag clUuUagu colorfut beauty. t( ner akin Is a clear Mt. ,!" cml kar oTihlle jo.t a tonch oIiwb., blaarre Iswers; subti. per ku wide selectlo among all abadea I r,,r "' Wf0B lb abortcomlni. twesre and uecemuon efleeis. of ron,cres blue. red, yellow aad' , "boulders ahould t-s narrow for, Hit tor Ikf aaha o( goJlertac hu- .urpi-s grayy, oic g aim. sii there la the least .tendency to sallow nes, purple, green and yellow must be eschewed, and It her complexion la too vivid, the more subdued tones mutt be her choice. This la true ot What the Tariff Will Do for Us 4Xe . A Carefal Stidyof ik New Mcas-re by an Expert Uy UO.D P. OKDDKS (Staff Correspondent ot tba Uatted Press) WASHINGTON, D. C., Nor, I. rsulL In any event, admission of lUtter clothing, and cheaper, too. I i '. :lr free, after next spring will i the Joyful prospect tor American as enable laanulrtlurers to give con- a direct and early result of th new sumers better quality If retail prices' tariff law. More real, tangible re-r" 0' actuallr redoerJ. ductlons of the "high cost of living1 For the man who buys suits cot- aa a result of tariff legislation will be effected by the reduced duties on rlnfhaM anr! .aHfip alin.r.1 nt all kinds than on any other commodity, mr-down selling now from IIS up':n IOU "''. '" ' -"V V Many republicans, aa well as demo- ought to go lower at r.tall-and rer-1" tomm'J " required to ap- erau, concede that clothing will be t.Inly they will be of better quality "ITV ,"iw a"iT!! V '""f ' ' ' both cheaper and better because of Few ready-made suit are ImporteJ., 0,,m " b''l , " . '"V tariff slashing. It I. estimated th. however, and lb. Import, are not .g-i?,,1? ,? ? ,k" ? . l" ?' actual saving will be as much as IO,peclel to grow very much larger. Ilut'iV.'i ' . s . ... ....lit. ... . . .which you shall appear and answer, a year for th. average family of live J cheaper mill ml. are regarded a. by ,,, of OBOr.b7, u ; l0"- .certain to follow. Mn .. . ., ' , f ,fc President WlUon today has before mm siaiuuc estimating me proD-,""-"'". - '' ! '"land If you fall so to appear and en able, concrete savings Americana may dfP "'"' nl spring, although tWfri pntitr will ap pi 7 to aald elr- expeci nn wearauies. . ... at am m Press Is able to present these estimates, which were gy the official statistician and "tariff expert" of the democratic party, who drafted th. democratic campaign "handbook" used In the presidential election last year. The figure will be used by the democratic congres sional campaign committee during the forthcoming congreaslonal cam paigns. They are the democratic die- J noi tell.veil, will cause any turn on the probable reduction of thejPrlc reductions on shoe, "high cost of living" a a result "M- the new tariff. Her they are: u u ? SB ARTICLK8. : Z a t ' 1 a u All-wool serge suit... tST.OO tf.TS Worsted suit 11.00 4.E0 Overcoat Sl.tO E.IO Shawl t.00 3.10 Shawl 4,00 1.10 Shawl 2,00 ,0 Collars and cuffs, doren S.10 ,SS Linen cloth, yd SS .35 Woolen cloth, yd l.5 .to Illanktts 1.70 ,4C Flannels 1.40 .40 Knit underwear 3. OS .46 Wilton carpet, s, yd. . S.tl ,71 Ilrussels carpet, so,, yd. 1,14 .34 Tapestry Ilrussels,. yd 1,14 ,34 Treble Ingrain, sq. yd, 1.00 ,40 Two-ply Ingrain, sq.yd. 1.34 .St Women's dresa good sq. yd 77 .31 The democratic statistician figure that the ordinary bally will be able) to save under tba new law between IE and 4S per cent aacb year on clothing, or between 30 and tfO a year. Republicans admit there will be a saving on clothing, but do not concede It will be so large. It re mains to be seen which I right Dut the greatest tariff slashing was dona In tba wool, cotton and linen sched ules, and soma saving I bound to re- mi'iohm i, J I ... .exayaaTalllk If k f It) MAIIUAHKt MAMM tlOltl blondra and trxetllH whuea, ct' lor In t high. The Titian-halted Wuju la wlie h allrk to ollr and .Nile Ktrtn, old blue and navy, xoldcti brun. burnt ttenna, taue. gray black and hlt. It you are Hrtly lth broad ahoul lr. a full face and several chlus. !" h'f should be drreerd plainly aul on toil or )our lirau lour nais should be tllmtued hlah and have medium brims. Lone llnee should be striven for, and only dark rotor worn, as they tend to reduce )our lllark Is the very bulky outline. host for this purtMe. Your blouses) and waist should be loose and softly full to conceal your generous curves, and the skirts should be plain and but slightly draped. Never Indulge In an oteraklre. iwnlum or tunic, for this " '"' " '" na ,no" " " ,nr m ,,m ,B u ,or ,rlra lnd,"u- - w ..- -. -. ,-- Urleweand-ctitour elote lo lbetad have a eollectlon ot sklaa, Uoot nek and Itf a long V-ebapa la fraal.1 f, uj bi an Oriental hoar) or a baby 8he should cling to long plain sleeves Uolli Jui, t, , ebf, ,f,o0. and normal waist lines. amy ,nil c (n (, cmjort rather The slim maid, nowadays Is the than style. ing from IT.S0 lo 1 11.00, little retail' saving will be possible. Neither will "tallnp hill. Im inf Inwmr llnf han.t. P"' " wearing apparel, rlcansma7, "", -'" " V' '"' sw.r. plaintiff will apply to aald clr Tho United jwbol.salera and retailers may decide clt tour, of lB. 8ul f 0r,IOOt fof J exclusively "unload" present stocks at "bar- Klamath count7. for lb. parUculan re prepared ' pMcee" In some Instance. In I raller prayed for In laid complaint, saw hniA.aiAea aswfla w iw -aAB 'anticipation of the Inevitable, Shoe probably will not be cheaper a a result of tariff revision, leather has been on the free list, and shoes became costlier at retail soon afterward. Lower Import duties on shoe machinery and material used by tanners and shoe manufacturers. It Is retail Legal Notices Hinraiions for Publication (Kqutty No. 411) In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon, In and for Klamath County, r. 1). Swlngl. Plaintiff, Tl. Calvin Hall et al, being belrs at law and descendants of lebabod Hall, deceased, and any and alt other persons or partlea, known or unknown, claiming by, through, or under the said lebabod Hall, or any of the above named de fendants, sny title, rlgbt.lntsrest. Hen or estate. In and to lot ono and two (1 and 3), section two (3), township llilrty-nlne (3) south, range thirteen (13) east, W, M., Klamath county, Oregon, Defendants. To Calvin Hall. Kit MaloM, Nel son Cowley, Elena Smith, Suson Grime, Dell Frank, John Flndly, Jama Find ly Fred Kindly, Viola Dlenave nue, Nancy Wilson, Mary Brown, Mary Copeland, Louis Swingle, Win. Mtasner, Cbria Cowley, Phil M.ssner, Rachel Hall AU wortb, Ilenjamln V. Hall, Wil liam Hall, Will Gray, Elmar Flndly Jessie Vernon, Will Flnd ly, Mary J. Hall, W. 8. Gray, J. W. Gray and Lucy A. Dyk. heir at law of lebabod Hall, da- favored of the ikIi Hbe ran pick all her roslunirw uiihamivred by the tear uf showing lump Instead of lines llrr only don'ts It her face it '""( aud thin ate to rechew lung drlnp) earring and high cuinuiv. . In playylng her little patt of the world's stage, lately wumali certainly has to be rar(ul how she dresses the part, or she will never luake a hit as a star perfnrmer 8 ho must pick her Dpe according to her personality as welt as to her coloring aud embon point, and thru proceed to cttiue ll 'appropriately. rlluce lime luuiieiuorlsl the pelllej blonde has wisely chirii the role ot. a baby dull, aud dieex-4 In book nius lln aud blue ribbons Tlte petite brunette should take the tip, and go In for the roguish effereecenl rltlu Upe. The medium sited and romplei. loued girl should adopt the boyish. naaii). n you weigu aev oa 10 uooi ceased i and also the heirs at law ot lota Co i, deceased; Willi Hall, deceased; Kluls Hall Cooper, deceased; Edna Hall Cowley, deceased; llsajamla Hall, deceasej, UaUey Hall I'eatree, deceased, and Nancy Hall Dray, deceased; being heir at law and descendsnta of the . said lebabod Hall, deceased, aad ' any and all other persona or I partlea. known or unknown. claiming by, through or uadsr the said lebabod Hall, or aay of the above named defendant. any right, title. Intereel, lien ot estate, In and to lota one ant two (I and S), section two (I), township thirty-nine (St) south, range thirteen (IS) east. W. M Klamath County, Oregon. In the Name of the Bute of Ore- I,,,,,, 0, 0fff0B for Kamalh county to-wll- To quiet title In rjlslntlff. In anyjand to tots one and two fl aad ll. section two (3), township thirty-nine (St) south, rang thirteen (IS) east, W. II., Klamath county, Blab of Ore gon, and lo bar aay right, title, late--nt or estate that you, either ot you, or each, any or all ot you may have in and lo said premises, and for a de cree of said court that plaintiff be, and la the owner In fee of aald premise. This summons, published In tha Kvenlng Herald, a newspaper printed and published In tba city of Klamath Kails, County of Klamath, State of Oregon, being tba county In which said land Ilea, and being th paper deslgnalsd, by order of said Honor able Henry L. Ilenson, Judge of th circuit court of tba BUta of Oregon, In ud for Klamath county, In which lo publish such summon. Bald or der dated, 27th day or September, IDIS, First publication lo be made on tbe 28th day of September, lilt, and tbe last publication on th 10th day of November, 1013, being for tig it) successive and consecutive weeks. r!. L. V.LLIOrt Attorney for Plaintiff. t-39-ll-10b For Sale or Trade 100 arrea good land, mil frosu Calls, 11 mile from Mldlaaul, all un der dl trlii well feoceU with wot) wire and well Improved t 60 acre la alfalfa) deep aady aoll. Price MO per acre. Will take a taodens bona In Klaiuaili Pall, Rogue Hirer Va. ley or California a flnt payment, aad aire easy term oa balance. Above land Ilea close to school, aad la excel, lent neighborhood. See CHILCOTE f SE Main it. Pbon tl Our DUmmI Brand CUf Cmni" , VISK MUllHTnilTtJ rlllt MUM. AHK YOUH IIIUMIWI FOR IT. DICK IT A TIHAIi MMVimil Pall . l.aa O-ISmiiiiI Pall au-PuHMtl I 'an ,,.94l,OU XUmtk FiHs Meat Cwtny l'.t'Ki:K'K MIAMO.MI IIRAMMMstiTHAMMMHM PMO.NIM I (IT, . IMl.V J. r.UMWAl.T, Pies. K. M. HUIIM, Vera Pro, atxl Treat, IIKIIT I.'. WITHHOW, Merretarr Surveyor and Irrljaon Ktmlnetra Kamath County Abstract Co. AHSTKACT1N0 M WK, PUM. MI.PKI'ltlNTM, i:tr. YOU WILL ENJOY A fcelim: of atlilctl security if you lake your trip In one of our rent cam KELIAULi: DRIVERS AUTO TRIPS TO ALL POINTS OF INTEREST J.W.BAILE, Maaegre Ileal Hle lleeaeiateal li.ua. IOC GETAGUN tvi: mavi: Tin: kind or a oi. ou liki: am tmk kinm of Ml i:i.l Jt THAT UKT TMK OAMK HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYTHING IN THE SPORTING GOODS UNE llepeltlMg of All Klade, Krerf tlilaej reairr4 bwl a breatee) Mart. THE GUN STORE -A I.I. TMAT TMK NAMK IMrUW FROST PROOF AND VIRTUALLY FIRE PROOF Storage oiiAi.v, iiiTAToiai, rniMH milit, :ki, ri.'iiMTfin; .rc. in wat:m ov srrtiHAUK mv Tin: month on vkak at Klamath Valley Warehouse and Fd. Co. Plenty ' eanaHenaaaf' I PlT m Isaaan f I Law sw FIRST TRUST and SAVINGS JB AlMK KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON Pratnpt Service W. 0. Smith Printing Co. Good Printing r.urtii St, sMtwtMn J KUtMATII FAI.IjN, OIIKIKI.S . CENTRAL CARAGE llu; H w rrsil U, bet o4 a (wa aexl get uwl sawsg llui iliuks of Fundi always oa hand lo meat all de mand al Ihl bank. W keep on hand a larger caab reserve than the l:w require .vnd hon or our depositors check al sight. W make collection for our depositor also. Aa ac count her save them Much trouble and considerable ex pense. l.el us aiplaln how. .RsMsMmbU Price Mtn and Klunath -t