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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1918)
vm . - Ml im I 5 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FAULS. OREGON.. SOP msffihu ktomt By Exchange ot Grain ?fcj V.' ," yi Kb PASO, Texas, May 7,-Mexlco. In the staple food of Mexico. Yet greet Ur yet aid the allies without rlolat- traeta of fertile land In the Laguaa dla tali her neutrality, If a plan bow uider . trlct of Coahulla, near Torreon. have consideration It carried out Chart, been planted towheat tocattsa the . .. .j .4i.i.tMi.., . m. ' P PO weereJ haa destroyed the cot N. Demit, food administrator for thla , j .wfcW BMe , 0B u,M, district, and Andres Garcia. Mexican ( Md ,n ,he p , CJmBOt , vcoasui general here, are working out a shipped abroad as easily as can wheat, plan for the exchange ot wheat and and Is not considered a staple war com which will add thousands ot bash- foodstuff, Administrator Dassettl plan els of wheat to the supply available . Is to exchange com grown in the for the allies. United States for wheat grown In Hex Mexicans care less for wheat flour than they do for corn flour and other food products mad from com. Corn Ico. The plan is now under consider- L tlon, and If carried out, will materially aid the allies In the war. lift DR. CLAYTON E. WHEELER PHYSICIAN aari SCRflKOX steal TreatsMat Specialist In chronic diseases, uunlaatloa and consultation free Largest X-Ray laboratory in Southern Orga. Latest electrical appliance that are now used In the curing of disease. cinq I. It is a. line thing, to have on your writing tabla mi assortment of, letter, paper of, at least two sun large sheets for letters pt friendship and small ahsats for8no, of,!nowJedncnt and so forth. Tha correspondence card is also a good variation lor imitations and very short notes. YotTcan gtit highland Unen.in any on of jnatqr ' .several saj.JjatusshWyokihe nejwaaaxjrtrosnt To Be Prepared In Individual as In National affairs, It Is Important t leak ahead. The steadily Increasing number of ths utilising ths Saving faellltl f Mil Instltutlen Indiealee s growing aaare elation of this. ' T any whs ar net at prevent man. Ing us of this feature of eur ervle a cordial Invltttlen I extended. $1 Opens Ai AccNst : in - jsnsnssnnnsjsi lladgSeVuLII JjLTrSI' A. ii Fnt State A Sivltis fiaik 'KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON i ii ipsssWBeaawasBsMsswawaaai TUllDAV.mv,,,,. (L lERSONAL MENTION l.ITTLK SlOKLiaHTH )N MJCAL HArPKNUW AMONG THK PKOl'I.K OK THIS CITY AND VICTNITT. flOINGg AND COMINGS or LOCAL FOLKS R. M. Welmer Is a county seat vis itor today from Yalnax. L. a Rces Is a guest at the Hotel Hall from Summit. James W. 8traw Is down for a short vllt from his ranch at Odessa. J. Prank Adams In In town on mat- ten of business for a few days. Ed Ward ot Portland Is a guest at the White Pelican hotel. C. Itersog of Yreka was among the train arrivals last night. Jake neuck was In town yesterday from his ranch In the Donanta district. E. J. Flanders, a federal officer, came In yesterday from Portland by auto. Ho states that the roads In the Pass Creek section are bad, but elsewhere they ar In the best of condition. i 'has. 8. Hood, a prominent Indian of the Klamath Reservation, paid tho .Ity a hulncss visit yeatunlay. He re ports that tho fishing in msuy pluces there Is unusually fine at this time. It. ( 8eymour, state leader In the Industrial Club work, came In last Dean Long of Pendleton Is slopping night from Conrallls, and Is going over for a short time at the Hotel Hall. mailers In this connection lousy witn i County 8chool Superintendent Edna Mr. and Mrs. W. Lrmke of Chlloquln are county seat visitors today. H. D. McNeil Is In the city on busi ness from San Francisco. He Is regis tered ot the While Pelican hotel. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dalton arc Welts and E. R. Peterson. W. R. Wood, assistant branch man nger of the J. I. Case Threshing Ma chine company of Portland, who owns land under the new Irrigation project near Donnnsa, Is here for a short visit, spending the day In the city from the,m', "ow DonMU coun,3r U Wv MEAMATH TALIS OREGON mS I V WHERE WtfTflCULAf PEOPLE ffj IsVJsCTVI UY TMEIW ORUOS LyHliFiaUl I Palton ranch In the Mnlln district. Will G, 8IpcI, commissioner of Cra ter Lake National Park, came In last night from Medford, and left for the camp at headquarters this morning. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Laboree, promi nent residents of the Dly district, are in town for a brief visit. They are stopping at the White Pelican. Is his first visit here for several years. OANCINQ SCHOOL SOCIAL BASV BOY ARRIVES Weekly social night at Moose hall at 0 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Klllcndahl, In atructors. 7-lt R. A. M., ATTENTION Klamath Chapter Royal Arch Ma sons meet In regular, aesslon tonight. Iiuslness of Importance Card Van Riper. H. P. A baby boy was born to Mr. audi m Mrs. Guy M. Rolf early last evening 'Soms nifty Straw and Panama hats at at their home In the Townsend Flats, i 6tf ' K. K. K. STORE. Mother and son are reported -doing nicely. Dr. George Merryman was in Qraln Drill for Sale. Parmer War, attendance. , house Co., Sth St Mt I have the ground within the city limits, and the potatoes. If you have the team let'a put In a crop. Mehaffey, 431 Main street 7-6t No one ever got rich merely by laving money. You must Invest It. A good wsy to Invest It Is to buy War Swings and Thrift Stamps. JUIE6ED 0IS10M cifizas mm (Continued from page 1) Several popular makes of dimmer tenses which comply with the new dimmer lew. Telford Oros. Garage. 10 Diamond shining parlors, 511 Main street High class work; expert services.- -Frank Ward. i6lm' Nsttleton'a fin she at ctr k. k.'k. store. tempted to dispose of Thrift stamps at her place of business. The undeniable patriotic attitude of! Mr. Campbell waa clearly emphasized' before his fellow citizens at this gath ering. He had apparently been great, ly misunderstood, and his ' fearless method of denying some of the reports about the rest of those in question, and his desire to protect them against what he believed unfair treatment, had ilv- en rts to unjust suspicions. It la the evident purpose of the Home Defense League to .weed out some of those who are receiving I ho protection of the United States govern, meat at this critical time, and either doing nothing for it or working direct ly against it. OERTRUDE A CO, Of Main St Smart new summer hats Just receiv ed this morning by express. All the very newest ideas are featured. Includ ing tailored hats In all desirable shades, and many are white. Also Khapes, novelty feathers, wings and white flowers. OERTRUDE A CO, BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE Get your order for piano tuning in now. One of San Francisco's best tuners will be here only for n short M-rlod. Phone 282J or call at Shep herd Piano Depot. 7-tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED A good girl or woman at the Marshal House. 7-3t WANTED TO RENT About a Ave or six room modern house with garage, Call 1IM or address 449 Conger ave. 7-Jt f e"Tr 9 0 J j 1 " M 1BsbbTsbbbbbi BBnsEEsaa yVU EXPECT satittotion when you buy a pair of shoes wt see that you get it w guarantat Mtisfaction. We art men's shoe apedalistsour fitting ervaccisbattkrtbymswyya Wr you buy t0oe here yTjuiBhcAB that five dollar value for every dollar you pay. The satisfaction well give you, in style, fit and service, will convince you that it pays , to buy shoes at this tore for men. We specialize on The Flortbeira Shoe, the hoe of osrtnguithed style Ua4perfct fit K. SUGARMAN H. N. MOE The Ladies' Dry Goods Store New Shipment of Middy Blouses Children's Dresses Wonderful values offered in this new lot of Child ren's New Gingham Percale and White Lawn Dresses they come in sizes from 2 years to 14 years, and are priced from 85c up to $3.00. The Middy Blouses we offer you are of special importance, because they are being sold to you nt last year's prices. Made from all standard quality, in plain shrunk cot ton, Gallatea and Indian-Head. Sizes in these arc from ten years up to size 46. At prices from 50c up to $t.7"i. Special Showing of New Spring Corsets Our complete line of Spring and Summ cr Corsets is on display, and wc invite you to call and inspect them. Many new mode 's are of great deal of interest, and you will be sure to see one that will appeal to your ideas. Warner Brothers and Redferd Ruit Proof Corsets are all guaranteed to wear, and are made of material that always are sure to give satisfaction. We sell them at prices from, each, !),$c, $1 .."0, $2.00, $3.50, $5.00 and $0.50. Special Feature Women's Fine Hose Hose Pair 25c Women's fine cotton hose in white and black, reinforced soles. Special price per pair, 6nly 25c Hose Pair 35c ''Round Ticket Stocks With double garter top, double licet and toe. They come in regular, also in cflTf sizes. Colors black, white, tan, Hyi to 10. Very special, .1 pair for ...$1.00 Hose Pair 60c Women's mercerized lisle Iiom-, in black, white and tan. All sizes, Sj to ioy3. Hose Pair 75c Women's Luilc Fibre Silk hose, with ribbed top, guaranteed to wear. Mack and while. Per pair . 75c Socks at 25c Infants' fancv roll-top socks, sires from 4 lo 8. Pictorial Patterns for June Have Arrived. wmm. WAR FILM IS HON INSATIONAL FIATURI FILM WHICH HAS rriRrUD THK CIT IZKNS IN ALL LARGE CITIIt TO riOHTINO PITCH, iOOKIO HKRI What In declared to ba tha most sen Mtlonsl war picture since tbe out break of the European struggle la to nppear here In tho near future, In the widely advertised "Beast of Berlin," recently booked by J. V. Houston. Such a merciless exposure of the fiendish customs and nractlcas of ihi Jackal of Europe has been released for tba screen, that tha German sympa thisers have more than ones stolen the films In Chicago and other cities, and Manager Houston waa compelled to give afldavlt Uiat ba would keep tbe rolls la burglar proof vaults while they wcra In Us custody. That this film hat roused Americana by hundreds of thousands aa perhaps nothing else could have done, Is ap parent to those who have read tho play ads and criticisms In the outside pa. pers. The picture will be shown at tba Klamath Agency and Merrill. 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