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FRIDAY, JANUARY Ml, itiT
THE KVMtNQ HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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VISCOUNT UCIIIDA IS M.I)B 4AP
AXKsE EXVOY TO RUSSIA.
MAY STRENGTHEN' RECENT
JAP-RISSO AM.IAXCK
Big Bankers Summoned
by the "Leak" Committee
TOKIO, Jnn. 26. Clioscn with tli
Idea that he will further the cause of
friendship between Japan ami Ritesli,
and strengthen the alliance. recently
concluded between the two erstwhile
enemies, Viscount Yasuya Uchld.t,
ambassador to the United States In
1909-11, has been appointed as tho
new Japanese envoy to Russia.
Viscount Uchtda Alls the post made
vacant when Viscount Motono was re-,
called to accept the position of for-j
plgu minister in mo ne i rniui ui
ministry. Besides his term in Wash
ington, be has acted as ambassador
to Vienna, minister to China, and w:ts
foreign, minister In 1911. He Is
considered one of the most able dip
lomats In Japan.
Politicians In Toklo take tho con
clusion of the Russo-Japaneso pact
last spring as the beginning of a long
term of friendly political and com
mercial relations between the two
countries. But it is generally believed
that only a beginning has been made.
There it a generally accepted belief
that Russia requested Japan to wait
until the close of the war for signa
ture of additional clauses of the new
convention.
Viscount Motono is given the credit
for laying the foundation of the alli
ance with Russia. His service as for
eign minister is expected to be
marked with, pro-Russian tendencies.
Upon Viscount Uchlda, however, is
placed the responsibility of promot
ing relations in Petrograd. so that
after tbe war, as well as the present,
the two nations will be best aligned
for the interests of the Far East.
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Embroideries
Values up to 10cf
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5c
January White Sale
Val Laces
Valutt up to 10c,
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GERMANS GAIN
ON RIGA FRONT
TAKE SEVERAL NEW TOSITIOXS
OX BOTH SIDES OF RIVER, AND
A00 PRISOXERS COUXTER AT
TACKS REPULSED
BERLIN, Jan. 26. Several more
Russian positions on both sides of
the River Aa Riga front have been
taken by the Germans.
Ktrong counter-attacks have been
turned back. Five hundred prisoners
were captured.
WHAT
Did You Save
Last Year?
Think this over, and if this is
not on account .of your buying
your goods on credit from n
credit store. It is a posit! le
fact that a store that gives
credit lose, a great many dol
lars, and who pays this loss?
X'ot the store, to be sure. It is
figured in with the price of
goods. And who pay the dead
beats bills? The muu who pays
Ida bills, of course. Then uhy
not pay cash, at a rash store,
where yon get value received?
Here are a few prices, com
pare them tilth what you me
pay'MK:
Corn, per can io
Tomatoes, per ran tuc
Peaches, per run io
Cherries, per ran 25c
Irled Peaches, per II ioc
Dried Pears, per lit ioc
Wrled Prunes, lurge, ll. . I'JJaf
Piled Apples, per lb i0c
Elaporstel Apples, b. . .lajjn
Potatoes, per cwt $2.73
Lion Flour, per wtck. . ..oo
Ft, Klamath Butter roll. . .75c
8r, Per cut $8.33
Carnation Cream, per can, 10c
: Klamath
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OREGON BANKS
HOLD DEPOSITS
WOMEN GET (100
MORE EOR FUND
KLAMATH FALLS RAXKS 14TH IX PROPRIETOR OF KELLER CAFK
DEPOSITS PORTLAXD) JI-M IOO AXD HIGH SCHOOL
TEACHERS FIVE EACH
TOTAL
MAS OVER 48 PER CEXT OF
3IOXEV HELD IX STATE
TO
;et railroad
Klamath Falls stands in the four-i Arthur J. Wiggins 1100.00
tecnth iKsition among the banks of J. R. Bain 5.00
Oregon in total bank deposits, ae- G. C. Muggins r..0'J
cording to figures compiled by Super- These are the new subscriptions se-
intendent of Banks S. G. Sargent. I cured by the Women's 1,000 Railroad
Portland has 189.609,467.03 in Club for the passenger terminal fund
bank deposits, or 48.3 per cent of all for the Straborn railroad,
the money banked In the state. Tbe - Mr. Wiggins Is proprietor of tbe
total deposits In all of the banks of Keller cafe, and Mr. Bain and Mr.
the state amount to 1164,596,980.74.1 Muggins are instructors In tbe local
Nineteen towns and cities outside o high school.
Portland hold 26.3 per cent of tho!
deposits and tbe remaining 25.4 per
cent Is held by the 138 remaining
towns in depositsATHEy ETAOINN
that have banks.
The twenty towns in the state hav
ing more than $'1,000,000 In depos
its are as follews: 1
Portland. Pendleton. Salem Astoria'
KiiEene, Baker, The Dalles, Albany, I
Buy Your Undermuslins Now
This is the week of our Great White Sale; you will
do well to supply your undermuslin needi now;
every purchase made here meant money saved;
quality is high and prices low.
Extra Specials on Gowns
Dainty gowns of cambric, nainsook and batiste, all
finely trimmed in embroidery, lace and tucks.
$1.25 to $1.50 Gowns 98c $2.25 tt $3.00 Gtwis $1.89
$3.50 to $4.50 Gowns $2.98
Combinations
Cambric and nainsook combination garments, prettily made and trimmed,
drawer and skirt style.
$1.25 to $1.75 values 98c $2.00 to $.3.00 values $1.79
$3.50 to $4.00 values $2.49
White Petticoats
Pretty fluffy skirts for graduation and party, as well as summer wear,
very dainty styles.
$1.25 to $1.50 values 98c $2.00 to $2.50 values $1.29
$3.00 to $3.50 values $2.49
Saturday Corset Bargains
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Women's heavy routln Crwt,
Xetr Model,
SPECIAL PRICE, .10c
Women's line Knulc t'nel,
Xc. Spring MimItIo
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Notion Bargains
l.u-trt I'ottuii In all ntlnrs CUra'sO. X. T. menvritrt! Cn
II W.I. .V .im tHlun.
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Wonderful Bargains Offered
At clean up price; Coats, Suits and Children's Coats; more than 33 1-3
per cent discount in many instances. Only a few left and they must go.
Mtdford, hi Grande, Marshfield, Mc
SHnnville, Oregon City, Klamath
Falls, Roseburg, Corvallts, Lakeview,
Hillsborough, Burns, Heppner.
MILITARY CAMPS
BETTERFOR BOYS
CHICAGO BISHOP TELLS SEXATE
MILITARY COMMITTEE THAT
TRAIXIXG CAMPS WOULD SAVE
MAXV BOYS
SHIP IS ASHORE
ON NORTH COAST
PRIXCE JOHX, WITH PASSEX.
GERS, IS TAKIXG WATER PAST,
SAYS WIRELESS MAXY SHIPS
ARE RESPtiXDIXG
IIL'Y PICTORIAL PATTERNS
FOR SPRING
Moe&fje
XEW MPIIIXG LINES All
HIVING EVERY DAY
WASHINGTON. D. C, Jan. 26.
If more boys were put Into military
camps, fewer would go to tho reform
schools, Bishop Fallows of Chicago
told tho senate military committee
today.
Illbhop Fallows said he favors com
pulsory military training In the high
schools.
The Chilcote Agency is the home of
the -tna companies. 23
ORPHEUS THEATER!
Thursday and Friday
"The Winning of Miss Construe,"
Multiple Reel Feature In 3 Parts
Tenth Episode of "Liberty,"
The Serial Glorious
"Mr. Fuller Pep,"
A new Powers Kinetic Csrtoon
ADMISSION TCN CENT
The Orpheus glvex only one show
nch evening, beginning promptly at
8 o'clock.
VICTORIA, B. C. Jan. 26. The
Prince John, Grand Trunk Pacific
steamer, Is ashore and taking water
fast somewhere In tbe Wrangell nar
rows, according to wireless calls for
help. Boats are rushing to tbe ship's
assistance.
Although tbe Prince John Is a
freighter, usually it carries passen
gers. It is not known bow many are
aboard.
SAYS EDUCATION
SHOULD BE FREE
SENATORS REGARD ATTEMPTS
TO GAIX CONTROL OF EDUCA
TION OF COMING GENERATION
OF AMERICA AH DANGEROUS
BOOZE INSPECTOR SCARLET FEVER
ONE OF INDICTED
CINCINNATI'S LIQUOR LICENSE
INSPECTOR AMONG 01 PERSON'S
ACCUSED UY FEDERAL GRAND
JURY OF ELECTION' FRAUDS
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EUREKA
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Moving Pictures
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HEALTH BOARD OF CALIFORNIA
CINCINNATI, Jan. 26. William
Farrell, chief Inspector of liquor
licenses for Cincinnati, was arrested
today on an Indictment Issued by the two
federal grand Jury Investigation elec
tion frauds growing nut of the pres
idential election.
Several small politicians also have
been arrested In connection with the
indictments, which name 91 different
persons.
INTERESTED IN
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 20.
Any attempt on the part of any In
dividual or group of Individuals, to
gain control of education of the com
ing Feneration in America Is mobt
dingerous," declared Senators Ken
yon, Works and Polndeiter lo tbe
senate today.
Accordingly tbe senate struck from
the payroll of tho federal bureau of
education tbe names of all persons
employed by tbe Carnegie or Rocke
feller foundations,
I DurliiK tint lllmliiK iif ihc m-uiifs
: tin' Ji-ml, ..-fki'y pnnlmtloii .if
J "The Solllsl" Woman," tr tint Para
mount progrnni, which H Ixi ttu t
tlm Star tonight, and In wblrh Wei-
TOWN' SAYS XO CHILD UXDI.R 'Il('" "'l'l "! 'li-o Rldglvy, tlm two
lirlllliiul Lanky ntarn, piny the IcmlliiK
1 YEARS SHALL III! ALLOWED ,.,,. ,,,,, ,,,., ,, ,,,
OX STHETH FOR TWO WEEKS l,lr""Kli tho burning village al tli
Jitail of ting Hlmrlrr'n posse, was over-
count by tlm fiinii'M of tho sulphur,
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mi niiii'ii iinroiiHrioilH f ruin llrr
horsy, iii Hi,, dark, ttu other horKK
ini'ii worn iiliout to ride over her
when kI;h inn Hincl hy oim of th'j
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clflv luinlffh linir.l mn.l lntf ''" "'" ,,,i,lw nHiH III ltl
'" w- i'H;. i.o,. ,1U.. .,..!.... .1... l.i... ...
Thi. town Ih l It... lhrM nf I "" ' '"" wci'ieni Mm
dcmlc of siurlet fever. All public
EUREKA, Jan. 26. Children un
der 16 years of age will not ho al
lowed on tho streets of Kureku for
weeks, under an order hy tin:
and private schools liuvo been roAt-
iii.ini... -....,. ,, . ..
"'"(."j Bum; -1 noii i remember a
thing that happened from tlm time I
and other drastic regulations taken to ";.;,f,,;; ,"? "T'l "m" ' l""? m'
stop the epidemic. b'lf ,'" l,,K r!VlVL"'' " H'" tell
FRENCHMAN 6ETS
28TH AEROPLANE
TWENT-YEIGIITII AEROPLANE IHi
me I ucni through my part without a
niUtake "
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
MWlWMliX,. . T.-JUI.
Dltorre Granlnl.
Judgr I). V. Kuykrndall has grant
ed a divorce In Arrhyp II. KlrkinJull
from Everett K. Klrkendall, and Ut
given to Mrs. Klrkendall the cum ml
of tlm minor daughter, Wanda Kir
kenilall.
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OUSTON'
Mstreeellun AmtiMmanta
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1 1 EST CASH OFFER ulu-s liatH ll iiml
7, block H, WuHt l.iikd I'urk Ailill
Hon to Kliiuiiith Falls, Box K.3, llulil,
Idiilm. 26-21
WITH WONDERFUL RECOIHl
1'RI.HIDEXT WILSOS WRITES TO
li:AD OF SUFFRAGISTS t.O.V
GRATULATIXG HER OX SIXTH.
1XG SUFFRAGE LIXJISLATtO.V
WASHINGTON, D. C Jan. 26
oi'rBBBing very rrai interest" in eighth German aoioplane. Tlieofflrlnl
woman's suffrage, President Wilson uus;ucnt siya this Is tho third aero
today wrote a Jeter to Mrs. Carrie plane the lieutenant has downed In
Chapman Catt, president of the Na-'the last au-ntytwo hourh.
tionul Worauu Huffrugc Association, m
congratulating tbe organUatlon on so If you are looking for a home In tho
curing the passage of suffrage legls- city or country, Chilcote can save you
'wu in kviiii iHKuiu, (money,
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RAGGED HY PHENTH AVIATOR FOII KENT- Two-room fiiriilHhed
iiiiuw, (orner xh and Grant, ,.
Kimball, phono D3, 2-:jt
FOR FIGHTS IX AIR
1 You hlmuld attend tlm dance t0 ,
given hy I Im boys of Dredger No. I i.t
Mrirlll opera Iioiiho on Frlduy, Feb
niary 2d. Evorybody corao and no
ri'ful lime. Murtc by Klnnmth FalM
orcheetrn. Tlrkotn 1. 20-r.t
I'AUIB, Jan. 26. Lieutenant Guy-
nemur Ikbl night bagged his twenty-
An tnn agent never needs a letter
of Introduction. Ask Chilcote for flr-.
I lift and accident ratis. 23
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
COMING FEBRUARY IHT
MARY PICKFOHD
IN
"LESS THAN Ul'MT"
STAR THEATER
I'mm L. Iikliy
PrvNvnlN the Favorite C.HIars of tho
I'holopluy World,
Wulliuo Held wild Urn Hlibjliy, In
"THE SELFISH WOMAN"
TEMPLE THEATER
"Tin. Delinks! Wife,"
Knickerbocker Drama In 3 PnrU
"Hhiii Hie I'oituiio Teller,"
A Ham 'and llud Comedy
"A WiiltliiK Gnme,"
KsHanuy Comedy
Tlipln.
"I'm he .News,"
Current Events
M EKRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURK8
ITKSDAYS AND lATUROAVI
Merrill, Orefen
FouturliiK H"
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