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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1916)
;S . ? -, 'V1 Iv-i. IT. THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALL1. OREGON MIDAV, MAY ft, 1fl PAH FMM - PARTY PRECINCT MEMBERS LISTED British Soldier Exchanging Hats With a Varsity Fifty Five for eveiy man sssEr- J, JLL- - V i J VIRAL PRECINCTS FAILED TO LtCT MEMBERS OP COUNTY COMMITTEE, AND SOME TIES ARE NOTED The following men were named as members of the republican county central committee at the primaries: Precinct No. 1 A. L. Leavitt Precinct No. 2 W. H. A. Renner. Precinct No. 3 A. A. Mehaffey. Precinct No. 4 R E. Withrow. Precinct No. 5 R. A. Emmltt Precinct No. 7 OeaH. Merryman. Precinct No. 8 John- Collman. Precinct Na 9 Chas. W. Thomas. Odell -Jesse Davis. Worden D. J. Gordon and F. H. Downing, tie. Poe Valley Wm. Qrlfflth. Htldebrand-J. O. Wight Klamath Lake S. A. Brown and Frank Courtade, tie. Lost River J. O. Hamaker. Dairy & M. HalL Wood River Ed Leever. Laagell Valley George Noble. Mails Harry Wilson. Tate Lake Henry Anderson and St M. Babb, tie. Merrill P. R. MerrllL Swan C C. Chltwood. ML Lakl-John Koontx. " Algoma Roy Applegate. Midland W. L. Tingley. MFT PRESIDES AT PEACE MEET "MILITANT PACIFISTS'foP.EN SEE- BnmnnEBBnnnnEnnnn tggggggfffav b:v wbWII EtKrnKMtEaHtmi IMUMI'ir SaMHliiiiii ' i i InnnnnnnnnnnnnnV ' M EEEiMlPJEftH MHSEEEEVRF'BB9igSNl9Rw'vo fJsnnTmnnsHsBBnnnmBB LeeeHBMeeeeIeeH EEEHE4E9LwEtvEKEEllEfliEEEEH iEEEEHHiSillliHBHRHlBH EmnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnBmnnnnm BBHBplpHEEEmlBWEaWSBENHEli EEEEEEEEJEEPEEEEEEEEjniSlHEaJyBHEERE EEEEEEvEBBEflESHEEEEBEMEaEKBaElBlEE' Vs.. How well the British fraternize with the new Russian soldiers in France Is Illustrated In this photograph of a Cold Stream guardsman exchanging his cap for that of a Russian. This photograph was taken 1b Paris before Russian soldiers, recently teat to France, were moved to the battle line. Standing ef the Club Worn Lest Pet PaVUflO COAST LKAGCK e SION TO CONSIDER METHOD OP RINSING ABOUT. A. LASTING WORLD About. PEACE I Vernon I San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Oakland . R ulto Vosmrday At Los Angeles R. Vernon .; 3 Portland S Zabel and Boles; llott At Salt Lake San Francisco Salt Plough and H. Ef- H. 10 U United Press Service WASHINGTON. D. a. May America's militant pacifists who, aama unfriendly soul remarked, "Intend to flag about International peace If they have to beat up the whole world to do it," convened here today for their Erst national convention, under the Banner of the League to Enforce Peace, American Section., Ex-Presl-deat Taft Presides. Mr. Taft will begin a series of speeches this afternoon on national policies. George Grafton- Williams of Harvard will 'discuss the Monroe doc trine. Entangling alliances will be dealt with by Talcott Williams of Columbia. John Bates Clark of the Carnegie Peace organization will talk about European conditions. Other speakers today are: Thomas R. White of Philadelphia, "The League"; Oscar Straus of New York, "Force, a Support of Law"; Edward AFilene. of Boston, "The Soul of the United States"; Hamilton Holt of New York, "AnnamenU.'' The effect of the league on Ameri can interests will be subject for dis cussion at the session this evening. Samuel Gompers of the Federation of secretary or war Newton D. Baker Labor; President Oliver WIIM tf will be the principal speaker. Other the National Grange, from Peoria, HL, speakers will be R. Q. Rhett of and others. Charleston, S. C, president of the The convention will conclude wit American Chamber of Commerce; a dinner tomorrow evening. 31 17 .MS 28 21 .670 1 24 22 .620 18 24 .430 16 22 .421 120 31 .392 H. 6 I Arellanes and Spencer; Noyes and Fisher. Whaling replaced Spencer In the sixth. At Oakland . R. H. B. Los Angeles J 1 S Oakland 0 Steen and Brooks; Plercy and Han nah. Tea Innings. Oldham replaced Steen In the sixth. Hall pitching m the fourth, and replaced by Fittery in the fifth. Couch pitching for San Fran cisco In the ninth. Warnop replaces Fittery In the tenth. m When you want, auto tires, see us. We are in the tire business. Klamath Auto Tire Co. St-2t Commissioner John Hagcleteia is in from Algoma on a business trop. ' j. O. O. Robertson made a trip to Bar- riman lodge today. Subscribe for the Herald, Ifty eenU month. dtfJluUSEHOLD FIMISHEtW FINLEY LECTURE ON MONDAY NI6HT BIOLOGIST OP STATE GAME COM. MISSION IS OUT TAKING MOVIES. OP KLAMATH COUNTY TROUT, PISHING A lecture of more than usual Inter est will be given at the Houston opera house Monday evening, when William L. Flnley. -biologist" of 'the state Ish and game commission, will talk Our Children and the Birds."' The lecture will be free to the publfc.' tt will be illustrated by Ive reels of motion pictures of wild life In Onto. Mr. Finley attained national note as a result or his wild life work. In campaigns waged by the omlthologt cal and humanesodetles against the use of wild bird plumage for millinery trimmings, he took an active part, and his magazine articles and lecture "On the Trail of the Plume Hunters." Illustrated largely with pictures taken In Lower Klamath Lake, won many a convert to the ranks of the wild game protectionists. Finley Is here with Stanley Jewltt and R.. Bruce Horsfall, naturalists and motion picture men. Today, la com pany with dame Warden Stoat and W. Paul and 8. O. Johnson, the visit ors are at Harrlman lodge taking mo tion pictures of the matchless Klam ath county rainbow trout fishing. They also expect to film wild duck nMnf while there. .. A. r -' v . it , -- " i II ART Schaf fner & Marx call them "young "men's styles" and that's what they are; but we notice that a good many men who are not young in years, like these suits, and wear them with a good deal of satisfaction. Varsity Fifty Five is a general term which includes more than a dozen different models; one general idea in all of them, but many variations of detail. There's style here for you. Come in and see it. K. SUGARMAN I LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW . Town Topics Mis Prahm III Miss Catherine Prehm of the Merrill Record la on the sick list. PELICAN TO BE OPENED FRIDAY BIG DINNER AND DANCING PARTY ''WILL MARK THE RETURN OP THE -TOURIST SEASON AND HOTEL ' RfOPENINQ mS! ; j i pnmnfjBj Moving Pictures I BnP"" bbQPGbbP BAtiVKOJlB ANY COLO" H BBBBBBmULIsSsRI bbTiL nnnnnnnnnnnnnr auman Will Plied .A petition for the orobate of the wil of the late Louis J. Bautnan, whB died at Bonanza a couple of years ago, was filed In the county court yes terday by Attorney Rollo C. Orees bock. William J. Bauman, a Brother of the deceased, who waa named in the will as executor, waa appoiated by Judge Hanks. The estate consists of property at Bonanza worth about 14,000, and real property valued at 11.216. Fresh air food, rest these combat tuberculosis. three Big Basin Lumber Co. "EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH" Klamath Falls, Oregon Pboos 107 ORPHEUS THEATER Thursday and Prlday Hobart Boswortb la "THE TARGET" Red Feather Play In Five Aata "Blackmail In a HesplUI," L-Ko Xomedy On Reel Admisslen 16 New that the" tragic is so. heavy" that the other hotek are overcrowded, and It is necessary to, send guests to the Whit Pelican, thl far-famed hostel ry, which ha bssn.ssmglstely reno vated. remodelled oter will-throw open its door to the transient trad, a -week from today. The hotel for some Urn has been the home of many permanent guests and a sBeclal electric trill and special dining room" has' been used for their needs. . , , The reopening of the Pelloaa Is to be maid the occasion, for uJU a little celebration yylr. and Mr, abort a HalL A special offoniatdlaaer will be served that ovenlahvand later In the evening the dining room will be clearedand the orchestra will render music for. dancing party. Dance in vitations will be mailed out In a few day. . The Hall an now aasemblln- the old crew or waitress, porteni, bellboys,- chambwmsid; et, ' for th hotel's'openiag. "a" new steward wlU present la the parson of J. B. Ma- loney, who a steward of th Hotel iiewart la Ban rrancisoo, did much (o make the Stewart's dining room one of th most popular la Baa Fran cisco. Manager Hall la highly elated at securing the services of such a high ly -capabi "A Olrl of Yesterday," one of the most novel screen offering ever pre . nmnmnmnmnnriBnmnmnmBCBnH BnmnmnmVvXislmnmnmnmnmn b nmj pm I n I lanmnmnmnmnmnmnmnmnmnmnmnmnmnmnm HAVE YOUR PIANOS TUNED tb many resldenU -of Fails who piano war tuaod Inst summer by Henry TaberwlU b lighted to know that he wUl b tuning tn thia city for two weeks. Vtateawg May it. H sequesU that aU who wish Utr pianos tuned oommunleate with AT ONCB, ear ef Mauri LosU, Mt Connor svau, phon lt-W. tMt LUTHERAN PASTOR . VISITS KLAMATH - MISSIONARY HOLDS SERVICES AT DAIRY AND OTHER PLACES, AND WILL HOLD SERVICES HERE ON SUNDAY APTBRNOON Rev. Kd Doerlng, mlssioaary of th Lutheran church tt nrtland. Is now going over bis field tn Klamath Bounty. H has preached at Dairy and Algoma, and extended hi trip ib th Xlamath Agency, where th Utl,.son of Dr. Alfred Johnson wjm reivd a a Bember of ' th Lutheran chunk through baptism. " r " A hearty weteonw.ws given Ray. Doerlag by his old frtend. Bunday th vklting minister will conduct Oerman Luthraa snrlcs at th Library hall at S 'clock ill On- mass an Invited to attend this senrle. m A wk from today la ttw White Psllean reopenlag. Dennar.fnm to .' Good muster A dollar n'tinte. 4t i 1- ' i "m mmmm win Tn mnete 1 wortatho pel of ad- mtwloa, OffnanB,' .' ' "M-M sented, la the first motion picture ro mance to embody all of the phases of courtship of a generation gone by in contrast with the most modorn of romantic auxiliaries the aeroplane, the palatial steam yacht, the tennis court, the golf course, and many other adjuncts of present-day sport. As tbo prim and unsophisticated reincarna tion of our grandmothors, and, later, as the center of attraction In the mod ern world of society, with all tho pomp and luxuries of the elite of today, Mary PIckford achieves an unusual double triumph. In the course of the produc tion, Olen Martin, the world-famous aviator, makes bis first appenrnnco in motion pictures and Mnry PIckford takes her first aeroplane flight This production will be shown at the Star tonight only. Will Open Dressmaking School Bring your own goods and Mrs. Spencer, recently from the East will cut, fit and teach you bow to make your dress. Bverybody welcome. 115 Fifth street. 26-2t Red Feather Play, Orpheus tonight. 2C-2t TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Woman cook at hoxpltnl. seat Six reels, Orpheus tonight. 26-2t HOUSTON'S Mttnptlitu AntMBentt HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE DARr STAR THEATER Daniel Frohman Presents MARY PICKFORD In a Different Screen Portrayal as "A GIRL OP VESTERJAV TEMPLE THEATER "N. IS Westbeund," Three Reel tolls "Lv On Anethsr," On Reel Lubln "Path New" Anml lOi Alum low MATlirra DAILY AT B7SO ALL LICENSED PICTURE J. F. M AGURE CT CLOSING OUT SALE Prices in every deportment reduced. We are deter mined to close this stock out and ere anxious to do it at once. Whatever you have to purchase, it will .be to. your advantage to try hre fkrst Don't qvsrleek the savings to be made in the Grocery DepartESset Hartb WassBftM f Hea 's Dress ShU 6Sc n r oi iA TnU lot 'ncludoH Cluott, li tHuwft oboes 69c 8llv'r nd ot,i,,r blh makeH. Drokvn linen of Pt- Mostly small slses but a won-v ,ern an,i ,iIM. Vmam pricR dorful value If your ilie Is here. U.StT' to 1.7C Fonnor prices, 12.25 and 12.60. " Net's Mm, Ilf V I PI All HEAVY REDUCTION W0nenSlUlSMeS)1.98' nwi io.oo and n:.so . Suits tf.............. -) 7Jt IJutton or Inco, medium low iugular 115.00 Suits M heel. - Former price, $2.50. ' ' Regular $18.00 Suits MM Regular $22.60 and $25.00 Dress Gsfhai at p , , : ". IMp-jgd tgJfeS.jB. Uh than tho present whole- ZoUtSfX Worcestsr tt4 salo coat today. A big assort- other standard makeH, ton ment to select from. prices, $1.00 to $2-60. JustaFewlta Imported Ollvo oil, plntSKc; gallon -10 Del Monte Presonres, glass Jar -as Cube Sugar (pure cane), per pound . 10 Parowax - M - W Snydor Oyster Cocktail Sauc(larg bottle) Lleblg's Extract Beef lmc6rtdr 0o sis)-.. iU DaUors Chocolate, H pound cake -2,c TeaH, Spice and Extracts at Reduced, Price., MERRILL OPERA HOUSE BtBrrBLOr. MOTION nCTOUSl WBDNRSDAYB AKI) SATtmUAYB That Old Floor You're So Ashamed (N- Tae Clu-Naml Expert WW will' ke at Our Stat Today and Tomorrow BBnmftBmeni AJrL4jgfjJgf Will shw you In mlatH i . ' . .. ...i. uin n nawsars Wodoor,andwwllkJJ" hid all the blemishes and it any ertr you wlb. Ytrtl be under no ofT to buy. " Tbto demonitraWJ" merely to show pwpto th of the vnrlous wood ' products. linkVvit Ifar-wsreiU- Th Henm w-", a g