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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1917)
.'l THB EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON mmav, .xovkmhb, , PAGE FOCIt Patrick Mackinaws and Wool Wear Look over those wonderful all-wool Patrick Mackinaws Great Coats Sweaters Caps Etc Patrick Mackinaws and Great Coats are America's Very Best greater than Weather woolen wear and you will find them exclusively at this Store. Priced from $5.00 to $17.50. llttt. - Til RUBBERS Don't buy your rubber foot wear until you see our Top-Notch Line, the Guaranteed Kind. All the best styles in Hi and Low Top Rubbers and Pacs. Leading Clothier and Hatters K. K. K. STORE 1l Klamath Falls Oregon neaBBBunBBBaBMUnBeMBBBBBBBBBBSBJe t 11 IF88 P ERSONAL MENTION i LITTLE SIDELIGHTS ON LOCAL HAPPENINGS AMONG THE PEOPLE OF THIS CITV AND VIClNIXr. GOINGS AND COMINGS OF LOCAL FOLKS George Kern of the Keno district Is a county seat visitor today. Mrs. S. H. King has left for San Francisco and San Diego to visit rela tives for the winter. Alex Roseborough of the California-Oregon Power company came in Saturday night for a business visit here. "Jerry" Martin, otherwise Alexan der Martin Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Martin of Portland,- who were formerly residents of this city, is now in the Signal Corps, stationed at Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. A. Peterstelner has left for J CnstlA Rnrle. Pallf vhpiv ah pxnectn I to remain for several months. N. E. McClure of the White Pelican hotel left this morning for Eagle Ridge on Upper Klamath Lake, where he expects to bag the limit of ducks. H. S. Prltchard of the Pelican Bay . Lumber company is down from the I logging camp on the west side of the lake, for a few days, visiting Klain- 1 ath Falls friends. I Ncotln Soles will keep yor feet dry during tills wet weather, pat on I at the Modern 'Shoe Store. 12-tf Our 1918 Models Just arrived, 12-rylindercd in Style, and Right. Come, see for yourself. We are showing complete line of Kaha, Made-to-M ure Suits and Overooatts of latert fashions; all carefully tail ored to your individual measure. I ''"', 1ct us take the mcahore of your manhood and put lato the lines of your clothes reflection of your character. Wlwt say? . ' J. POSPIS1L 711 Main Street Your Town Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sayle of Ash land are visitors in this city. Etta Rtlgon of Merrill is spending a few days la Klamath Falls. A. F. Hunt of the Hunt Commission company of Portland is a business vis itor. D. B. Murphy and Jerry O'Lency of Malin are in Klamath Falls for a few days. L. H. Newton of Hornbrook Is In Klamath Falls for a few days on busi ness. F. L. Clavls of Washington, D. C. U visiting Klamath Falls. Mr. Cavls is the chief accountant of the United States reclamation service. Miss Edith Frye left on the train this morning for Bnrley, Idaho, where she is to be married Wednesday. No vember 14th, to Hugh Crawford of that city. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vannlce left yes terd&7 for Grants Pass to spend sev eral doys visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vannlce. They were accompanied by Ralph Pickle. WOULD POSTPONE STAGE DRIVER STATE ROAD WORK! TAKES PARTNER WEST COAST Ll'MHEItMAN'S AS- WELL KNOWN DRIVER OF MEH- BOCIATION WOULD DELAY CON. BTRCCTION ON HIGHWAYS DURING PERIOD OF WAR Governor Wlthycombe has been called upon by the lumbermen of Ore- RILL ROUTE QUIETLY MAR. RIKD LAST EVENING 1IIUDE RESIDED IN MEIIRII.L DISTRICT John Cox ni quietly married lo PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS Showing a complete line of Stamped Linens. Royal Society Package Goods, .Have secured the exclusive right for the sale of Lady Duff Gordon's Lingerie Outfits: Lessons free to those purchasing materials. THE BANDBOX Two doors west Postofltcer 6-6t The oldest accident company In Awerli cote. -The Travelers. See Chll- 6 There's An Appeal to Every Dis criminating Woman in these New 9-Inch Boots u I 1! i 'II A. V Flexible, lutud-turned soles, 1 inch covered heels and perforated Minir tlps'are tlie outstanding features of these iilm'-inch laced boots, so skillfully fushloned of soft, pliant kid in urny, tan or black. If you tiish a sensible shoe, answer Injr the requirements of both style mid comfort, tills model will fulfill your desire. An unusual value at $6.00 to $9.00 mimWMm fSftHSa MkEZtMSgiggsmES slf MICEBROlIS wW& On Buying Jewelry FOR GIFTS The question, what to give ' for Christmas, comes earlier than usual this year. The sum total of all gift searcbings is met in Jewelry. It Is useful, itls beautiful. ' It Is Inexpensive, or costly. It Is luxurious in appear ance yet economical be cause of Its psrmanency. Jewelry was the first Christ mas, gift Make this a jew. elry Christmas. One purchases Jewelry at Upp's knowing that It has the permanence, quality and worthy character one Insists on having. Even tho the price is trivial, the quality Is reliable. There Is no af ter reflections on the judg ment of the giver. The very name of Upp adds prestige to your present. The prices on diamonds will interest you Immensely. We are able to offer extra good values in both loose and mounted gems. Brooches Bracelets Bar Pins Earrings LaVallleres Watch Chains Cuff Links Scarf Pins Rings Bracelet Watches Frank M. Upp Jeweler 11 Main Street oaeiai g. p. Watch lupecter gon and the Pacific Northwest In gcn-ix,auc' Clements of Merrill Inst even eral to delay the road program as ln- tho ceremony being performed mapped out in this state, and virtu-, " Rev- w E- Hnmbo of tho Christian allly do nothing toward the building church. Only Immediate relat'.t'cs or repairing- of roads for the duration werc present. . of the war which in any wise will) Tho brldo is tho eldest daughter of cause competition with the lumber In- Mr- a"d Mrs- w D- Johnson of the dustry. At a recent meeting of tho'Merrl" Valley. Doth bride and groom West Coast Lumbermen's association Uave many 'r,enls here who wish held at Portland, a resolution to thls,them evcry ""Pl'looss. effect was unanimously passed. no cererao"y w ieriormei at 5 At this meeting It was decided that 'c,ock nl t,,e Christian e"rch par it was the duty of Oregon mills to sonae- meet the fir airplane stock need at the rate of 100,000 feet a day, or ap. I proximately 1 V, per cent of tho dally j output, and In priority to all other orders, and that the responsibility for obtaining this product be equally put on each mill in proportion to its pro. ductlve capacity. Thus for a mill of 50,000 feet daily capacity being 750 feet a day; for 100,000 feet capacity 1,500 feet; for 200,000 feet capacity 3,000 feet, etc. The aportlonment on this basis Is being worked out, and requisitions will be promptly Issued by the fir emergency lumber com mittee. A number of representatives of tho fir emergency committee are now traveling among the mills of Oregon ntlH WBaftlnvrAn innfuvvlnn) with U t " aucktws( vuuioiiiub nun HID manufacturers in regard to the best, methods of obtaining the greatest amount of airplane stock from the logs. ' First Photograph of a "Traveling Ciraa" v,CjiVtiJrvw.8&tjt't. .A.UrhwBHWK &' Bv eiV . i -A,aw itV L .. t kMii . . -r.w'., ' v m r . . r ir i i " J &"-ir ' 1r3!tiB.lMZ2lilZi'm& . lrTrx'BiisSBk.'' r . rr-5i h- "AJBi-Wh .. , L.M... iJ.i"!OCS'.'i.J ' ;sittaas7r.aiBOi?'a. ...m.. r LrTrnttttispriLAi ' &fo v.-&attr'jr,rznB&''tiwMwmjsk tr. -r . r-i.J &m'Mm L-WWSES2W73S ELwVAjf n A- ? v4Sa 4tl?t' NOTICE Tho regular meeting of the W. C. T. U. will J)0 held Tuesday nt 2:30 p. m. at ttve homo of Mrs. II. C. Chamberlain, on 0th street. ANNOUNCEMENT Important meeting tomorrow night of the Woodmen of the World at the west hall of the Odd Fellows build- It aimK7 HHfkaHV BM i-wv"1 w dm-T.1 i I 11 '" -KB& gBGHstsKHV HMI ? VLfe;.. sBElgSSBKlMBllB S i f XlBssfcsWwwJLji. - " 1 It was tho "traveling cirrus" of Iiaron von klchthofvn, inado up of forty or more noroplanes, which sur rounded Captain Guynemcr, tho French aviator, nnd succeeded In kill. Ing him. This Is tho first photograph of IIiIh urganuntion to cob tm Cortnany. It Iwih been their mtW 1 to travel In Iwge imrlles ui WJ round allied macliinea. Circling about ihey prevent esrnie, and finally tkoel , down their ailersnry. KiaMATH HOLDIER PIUIMOTKD That tho Klamath boys arc-' making good In the service of Ilneln Hun la ing. Initiation. All members urged j Indicated In tbc news Just received from Hert McCoy nt Kort Stevens that ho lias been promoted to the office of to be present. Charles W. Thomas, C. C. Horgeant.ln charge cf the fail MffD,; of thi qnartorinasters dqwtMt 1 Ills brother Karl Is a corporal UW. same regiment. ' ' The boys are sons of Mr. Ml M J. W. McCoy of this city, ,u w J among the nrni io onim ir .j e am. .?: AMMMMMMIiliVM MAMAMMWwVWwVw OBSERVE NOTICE " A meeting of Aloha Chapter No. 61, O.. E. S., will be held Tuesday, No vember 13, at 7:30 p. m. All mem bers must take part in entertainment or pay a fine. The sum is to go to the borne fund. NORTHWEST WEATHER FORECAST Maximum, yesterday, 49 dog. Minimum, today, 36 deg. Precipitation, .12 of an Inch. . Meatless Tuesday OREGON-WASHINGTON Pair, west, rain east; cooler near coast. Probably fair Tues- day with fair westerly winds. KLAMATH V. B. It. S. Get a standard lire insurance pol icy la standard company from Chll cote, and you'll get a prompt and just settlement in case of lose. 6 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Or, will trade flve-psi- senger Reo in good condition. Ap- ply to Cbai. Gates, at K. K. K, store. la-st And Help Feed Our Soldiers In compliance with the request of the United States Food Admluiiti-a tlon, we have arranged a special menu for tomorrow, and will contluu to co-operate with the Food Administration on each Tuesday, so long s deemed necessary.' We Will Make Tuesday Popular Doing without tlie ordinary meat on Tuesday need not' be a wuriHre on your part, as we have prepared a most delightful menu, Imludlag chicken, fl.li, rabbit, oysters, vegetable entree, etc., which will l'e treat. We will make It a pleasure for you to help eave to feed our Mil dlers. Male It a point to visit tlie Ho Cafe tomorrow. WANTED Bbsphr or Collie pup. notify auford Hargus at Herald - REX CAFE eCce. lJ.lt :- v aJ. .. iwiJ Aul ;-vm