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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1916)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SS8P "fere Are N Bad Mot ia the Wwkf '-Osktne (Continued from Page 1) .7 .- &l Km "He says what I very sorlously doubt; that ho has had a chango of heart.. He writes poetry. Oh, awful poetry; and he reads tho Bible. Poor 3 a ft' W it!? 4 ? "r Hiprs QfeVHtt foltmon In Town. . ?. C ferlggs of Los Angeles la hero 8. O. Johnson is down from Point Comfort, on Pelican Bay, on busi ness. for visit with relatives. ISA. & 1 o j(pjp'$:w (B E5T gsssssasin "'SjgHgpHHHBgga.L '""HK rHgfleggl $ giggf i i ga, zin k "SggflHgsgv EM BHHM HHIM HHmmM HHHllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllM HHHIM IHH HHSHllW HHH sswsssbsbbw St - Sv wm - L&v rv :8 u M Kt v s -X a"?. J htr AM i j Fm- si M m f'.V & v .?i Hti ? V n fit orli1 m m K,- nfr i. r-3T EL Sf mr- wmtm1 iTZZgrZ. iSVKs v r-wsFfv1' ffi S KJiil T S-'.e. r :miit, . "ICiuM,-. . ifT, f I '" I ' . .Bl fif.. . BsBBst tagiek Baeslng wm In town today trim. hi Merrill section ranch to buy pmiatm. -i. j H0T6 fMn OlMBMis iMr. aad'Mrs. Frank Courtade arc dewa from the homestead near Odes svon business. Grts'Xew Apfaratas. .The Klattath Falls Creamery Is ald Ins to -Its .equipment a new moulder and butter cutter of the latest design. Here, From Bly, (o. W. Morgan, a resident of the Bly country, is In the county seat to look after business affairs. Will Meet Friday. The home economics department of the Women's Library Club will meet in the club rooms tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Harrison and Miss Mabel Mears will give talks on Thanksgiving menus. IU1U la Ttnrn. hvtlllam Balls of Merrill is spending aew days la Klamath Falls on bust- Metfaase Gets Deer. Al aad Gus Melhase returned last evening from the headwaters of the Rogue River, where tbe former killed a three point buck. DEAD CATTLEMAN GIVES TO POOR LATE HENRY ftHLLKIt SET ASIDE 10,000 TO BE DISTRIBUTED CHRISTMAS AMONG POOR OF GILROY, CALIFORNIA Blsters Arrire. Mother Rose aad Sisters Isabel and Mary Basil arrived last evening from Bead with Bishop C. J. O'Reilly to conslder-establlshment of a sisters' school la Klamath Falls. Hurefiac 'Loggia Road. Dea J...Zumwalt, civil engineer, left thJeamoralng for the woods east of AJgaeaa-to survey the route for a new logging r8s4 for Algoma Lumber com pant. , He '' be gone several days. ORPHEUS THEATER K rjnlted Press Servtca SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 19. Ac cording to his attorney, Henry Miller, who died last week, bequeathes f 10,- 000 .to poor people of Qllroy, Calif., to be distributed next Christmas. Large sums also were given to charity and to old employes of Miller ft Lux, of which firm Miller was. the head. All the land owned by Miller was bequeathed to his daughter as trustee. Twenty-five thousand dollars was set aside for preparation of. Miller's burial place on Mount Madonna. jgalisBPifBK I JgHssggH I ssgggaPwBHalgflBBBBBM Bn glClgSJE4fglglBBga I gaBBWl!isBBBBBBBBBBBBHI IISSSSSSS-sMT HH i TIioiiuw Mott Osbume i Formerly Warden of Sing Sing Prisou Twesday aad W'edaesday ' Ninth Episode of FBG C THE RING" NWrt, Riders." v Two Reel Bison Drama 1wla Jofaasosyj-tagtclaa." Oae Reel Powers Comedy Never Lie to Yoav Wife," . Oaa-Reel Nestor Comedy GOOD MUSIC 10 Carta S'HO O' THE MNG Xvary Tuesday and Wednesday 8IX;RMLB . a' BATH HOUSE WILLHE OPEN ONLY WEEK ENDS Beginning this week" the Hot Springs bath house will bo open only Saturday and Sunday and Saturday evening of each week, according to L. O. Mllla, proprietor. Mr. Mills' many other business duties require much of bis time, which necessitates closing the bath house five days o'f the week. 100 Miners Entombed United Fvress Service FAIRMONA. W. Va.. Oct. 19. ' More than 100 miners were entombed this afternoon' by the explosion of mine damp at the Jamison mines near Barracksville. Rescuers are rushing to the scene. ' aBBBBBBBBslK" Fall and Winter KNIT UNDERWEAR for Women and Children Economical women will avail them selves of thit'opportunity by supply tag their Fall and Winter needs now. Note these prices: m&brf f gL.P '1lilB, .- 'ssvawaw at bbV-'.V " WrSSfl '.---sLliaT' OUra'sMUiderWear CfiUdren's heavy ribbed cotton Seece lined vests and pants FROM 25c UP Childrea's heavy wool ribbed vests aad paata FROM 40c UP CbUdroa'a aao ribbed non shrlnkaole wool carts and pants FROM 0Oc UP' . Children's cotton Seece lined 'aakmiHiJt FROM 40c UP Childrea's extra heavy cotton ,Uaed aaioasaita FROM 00c UP CMIdrea's vxtrm heavy velvet jstaad aaloasaKa FROM SOc'UP r dren'a fine ribbed jum We wool uaioBsalUi FROM 70c UP yiaiii'lsilUiserwear heavy cotton vests and "BSc sad 40c KMaarvakm salts at BSeaad sec w iwr -jfdi Ladies' Jersey ribbed cotton fleece lined vests and pants at 00c and 00c Ladies' fine ribbed nonshrink ing wool vests and pants at $1.00 ami $1.10 Ladies' cotton fleece lined union suits at 75c and 80c Ladles' extra heavy cotton fleece lined uakiusuits with covered seaiw at $1.00 und f 1.10 i - Ladies' extra heavy velvet lined unlonsuits at $1.23 and $1.33 Ladles flue ribbed non-shrinking wool uaioasuits with high neck and long sleeves, at $1.00 and $2.00 Ladies' flue ribbed non-sbrink ing wool unlonsuits, with low neck and wing sleeves, at f 1.00 aad $1.70 Lsdies' extra heavy all wool uaioasuits at $8.00 Lsdies' silk and wool uaioasuits with low neck aad wing sleeves at $2.25 aad $2.75 wfe;.wl J HdlvJL The Best in Quality ' ! fellow. 1 believe he thinks he is hav ing a fluo time Just ns ho ivsd thuni when he was racing up und down Urcadway in an automobile aud pro tending to perform dellcato.Opera tions at hospitals, lie still has bis feminine admirers, and bo revels in tb,etn Just as much as eor. "You would be astonished at tho number and sort of women who write to him. You should see the line of gush that some of them send him, to which he replies in kind. One woman has discovered that she Is his soul mate. ' "But Waite'a caso stands alono. In all but these exceedingly rare in stances tho honor system is an abso lute succcs. We have reduced the toim to fundamentals now, and here after I shall hold myself in readiness to help establish the system wherever it Is asked. All I demand is that the head of the institution be in sympathy with the Idea.' I expect also to fur ther the work by reducing eome of my lectures and other data to book form. "Depend upon It, tbe honor system may be hindered, but it oinnot be hurt by its enemies. It will go right along, whether I am at Sing Sing or in1 the grave." SHIPP1NGTON SCHOOL CHANGES TEACHERS A change In tho Shlpplngto school was made this week, whereby Mrs. Fred Peterson becomes principal and Mrs. O. G. Johnson instructor. They take the place of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Barton, who left yesterday for their home in Packard, Mich. Both Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Johnson are ex perienced teachers. i ( EDISON'S tfEATEST WONDER Before the end of Edison Week, hear Edison's greatest invention. THE NEW EDISON the instrument which re-creates all forms of music. Learn the difference between He-Creation aad mere me. clutnlcjd reproduction. COME TO OUR STORE THIS WEEK ; COME AT ANY HOUR ygun KS rftizr&s, wm - '".t;wk" o... 55 sssss Jwi-y-iw'i",w""--w:..i "-'mt'yair,IK.T "lM'r',"iii'-:i'- rv, -sr-? .t-.-j&. (jj TMC lOTUTAI1.0M. CHictSO'klWMM Any fashion or fabric of your heart's desire -for your Royal Tailored Suit U pick the fabric for your in color,tcxturc or weave you'll find Roval Suit or H your cloth-ideal nwaiting you in the Royal Fall line. Royal Suit or Overcoat from half a thou sand of .the finest custom tailor weaves. Do you prefer a Scotch Homespun? A soft and , shaggy worsted? A Ban- nockburn, a Silk Nub, an Urquhart Check? Or doyou favor the new - hard finish stripe patterns in broacl or in fine line designs? This samccartc-blanche latitude is yours in choos ing the fashion. Pick out any "model," "style" or type of suit you fancy. Your "Say-so" not only names the goods and the fashion plate, but also, it may name the inner ingre dients, the linings and trimmings, if you so desire. You write your own ticket, when you order a It matters not what your preference Royal Suit or Overcoat. 'JBbGVUIsUIL fccSuriaotiedtkr qifwatrtnot jBBwifiiit faCNsTINftCt wttkywinot Tht armtti CarJunt iviii Ifytrj Rtful GurmtHt -. Authorized Residtnt Dtaltrs na-laHlrissTislirJ Royal Tailored Clothes sold exclusively at Southern , Oregon's Largest Livest Men's Store K. K. K. Store-Leading Clothiers-Hattei HUNTERS KILL LIMIT OP DUCKS AMI (JKK8K ' "Dust"" Westerfeld, "Kawhlde" Tel ford, "Wolf" Larson, ""Sing" Pren tlco and '"Rip" Van Riper returned last evening from Eastern Oregon,. with the limit of ducks and gueese. 1 lior woro gon,e four days and killed all the ducks and geese tbe could eat and haul home. They were about Similes east of Lakevlew in Harnc, Malheur and Lake counties. Big Rapid-Fire, Gun on Wrecked Zeppelin r lwSwwWBBflflWWWsaBB X RANCH SHIPS 78 CARLOADS HKEK ; Klamath Falls Music House ' Seventy-eight carloads, or about 2,280 bead of beef cattle were ship ped yesterday to Dakersfleld from Midland. The beef was raised by the ZX ranch near Paisley, Lake county, and were a fine grade or stock. Alex Fitspatrick, foreman of tho ZX ranch, had charge of the shipment. Bandits Get f 100 United Press stamen BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19,-a-Four arart bandits this morning robbed George Richards of flOO, bank books and a diamond ring in front of bis hotel. f rfi " II ralsslst-i" 'SStKllBKf ! H OUSTOH Metropolitan A WWV'V' Surety bouds wMIe jron wit. sn Ctillrote. 14 'f-'u.,Zfi.,&'zx?..;,,..wl:w,ru-iii' This large rapid Are gun was found In the wreck of the Zeppelin which wob brought down Sepiembnr 23d near London. Th'o steering gear of i tho name Zeppelin Is shown within' (he wlilto clrrlo. I HOUSToq nPERA H0l .. White Lrreao I P..'M'..M'rtM1'! ..TlllM-OMUbrW" .,,,.vi.v. oci"j S.um.m !rtsf2 STAR THBAM topav ..HCTWKia ....I.... si.-iitlila nl T ' T,llooHeoK.yD nupi.i Tr Tll00 ,.nr( M w nnlngAnwlJ' ",r",n -.ulMW' ..if hi i btimi - ..,, " Ifir-WO-S onilc" 'I'l'IIIO AC"" uSSMStSf .iiri'iui ' . '.vflANW' TIM,M j "1 l. T . r 'J1 ..;, 'tf1;' Wi U ,"!Tf-. Mil .fl ' fit et- l V r wi ur" 1 S" 'f'rjtl VP t v f-. ,H -kV?V K fr.