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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1911)
lA " ' Mi ' "SEE MKMCA FUST IS SINAI AT OttOlf CITY Hare Omm Abroad Peak Fast tsw, WosM KerpThas Special to The Herald BALTIMORE. Oct 1 1. About 390,000 Amerlcaas weat abroad dur ing me iMt iml year, and speak fullr 1300,000.000 ou HUNii across the Atlantic, hotel bills, railway trans portation, amusements aad for mis cellaneous purposes, according to a statement specially prepared tor Sec retary Kemu M. Parrott ot the Greater Baltimore committee, by Joha Ball Osborne, chief of the bu reau of trade relation!, department of state. Waahlngtoa. Of coarae this number of 110.000 were about equal ly divided betweea tnt and secoad cabin passengers, with aa average es peadlture of 1100, aad the balance wrre ateerate. These tgure do not Include the large sua annually spent for Jewelry, dethlag aad other ir- UcJen. . The east at rasing Ue municipal goveraateats of sixteen ot the larger eHlea during the ealeadar year ltOe waa 171.000,000. aeeordlag to a ape. clal report ot the jTalted States esa sas, aad It la safe to say, with agates available, they weald show little dlf tereaeo la the comparative staadlag er Uf same cities at the preeeat Urns. This Included oatlaya for general aad special service expeases sach aa polk aad .Are protectloa, health, highway. charities, hospital, education, recrea Uoa, etc., hat does not take la public Improvements. Fwr general and ape rial service expenses and la round Bathers, aeeordlag to the ceaaus flg. ares. New York cHy spends 1108.- lo.ooo. Chicago m.ooo.oeo, mm. delphla It4.t00.000, Boston 117.. ,. St. Louis lit. 000,000. Pit's.) rarg fis.sss.ses. Baa Frnnemeo Id.. 00.000 Wasfclagto fS.MMM, Hal- tinore it.ioo.OOO, Clsvotaad 17,100, 000. Buffalo 17,000,000, DetreH, 10, 000,000, Cincinnati 11,000,000, New ark. N. J., H.000,000, Milwaukee Ik, 000,000, New Orleaaa II.S00.000. "A large part ot thla vast amouat U undoubtedly apeat la Franc par ticularly la Paris," said Mr, Osborne, While f was la that city last aammsr I discussed this topic with aa Amer ican cltlssa who Is a keea observer, and has lived la Paris continuously many years. I auggested that Amer ican tourists spead annually at least 1100,000,006 la Francs. He replied that he believed that turn was drop .ed by our compatrlou la the lltllo Rue de la Pals for Jewelry on one tide ot the street and gowns on the other." Just pause a minute aad think if that 1100,000,000 dollars was kept la thla country It would bay 41 ,-cent loaves ot bread tor each oat ot the 90,000,000 ot men, womea aad chil dren, or supply at least a halt doteu shirts to every man over II years old. Whllo ths primary object at the Greater Baltimore committed la lauachtag the 'See America. First" movement aad tho committee ot prom inent Balttmorsaas bow la charge ot it Is educational, tho altlmate result will be that away et ths good Amer ican dollars that otherwlss would be peat abroad will tad their way Into the various aveasea ot Amcricaa trade. Ths coaveatloa will be held la Baltimore la May. Hit. 'We waat every Amcricaa to know this couatry aa well as ths bright school boy knows his dally lesson." said Mr. Charles H. Dtcksy, cbatrmaa of ths ureater Baltimore committee. "Let them realise that Christopher Colum bus' discovery of America was lbs greatest thing thst ever happeasd. aad that we waat them to fast ths very same thlag that Columbus did. What will bo the sssaltT Wfesa aay ot oar people go abroad they will put America: oa the 'talk map' of svery foreign country they visit, aad It will aot be loag aatll this couatry to ailed with Eureseaa toarlac aartlaa." J Mayor. Prestoa has appoistsd a committee of atteea to bars geasral charge ot the arrangements for the "See America First" convention aad Oovsraer Crothers has named a com- mlttes to arrange tor a stats exhibit. Both committees are made up of promlaeat men, aad soon they In tend to have ths slogan "See America First la Baltimore Next May" oa the toaguea of everybody from ocean to ocean aad from Mains to ths Quit tor the beaesH of ths whole couatry. Pres ident Taft will opea the convention. and governors of moat of the states have already appointed delegates to arrange for their state exhibits. WPf HAL IS WtT MSTtrCT SKE ElECflN ftMlD Lltcwsmg of Satooaa Dalinamed oat by a Majority ot Mats' Votes, Whew the tea Is Carried to the Potto by Voters hi ths Faateas Valley ATKINSON ALWAYS HAS IT FOK LESS fBB,MMTnBBmaaBaBta1mai United Press Service EL CENTRO. Calif.. Oct. IT. Af ter Us liveliest eiectloa ever held, Imperial now staads la favor ot tho licensed saloons. Ths "wets" woa by a majority of sixty, out of a total of 310 votes. Anti-saloon people challeaged mtray voters, bat ao arrests were ssade. MAIMS QCTLUTCM KVPTIAMI A Marriage license waa seen red from Coaaty Clsrk Charles R. OeLap tbday by John Hales aad Norias Qull lltch. Mr. Halos U a butcher with Crblsr Stilts, while Miss Qultllirh Is sttaographer for Secretary C. T. Oliver of the Chamber of Commerce. Tho couple will be married, It la un derstood, tomorrow. Accidents will happsa. but the best regulated families kssp Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil for such emergescles. It subdues ths pata aad heals the harts. Daace at Mills hsll Friday sight. ??f??;!???iHH"MMM!M.IMH0MIMMMMM !!!!!M!!MIIMIMHIMMIjjjlMMIMI I I M ...i.i.::::;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; SMlllirVVefeTtefVVefetVeeVVe yMIMMMOIOIOOOMMMOMMOOOOOMMMOMOMMSMMMOMMMMMMMMSMS SPECIAL OF Women's Cloaks and Suits Friday and Saturday Hector's Department Store ATKINSON'S ..MEN'S CLOTHING.. 200 Suits and Overcoats from which to make your selection I; iiii;ji;;;ijjjjjjiji!iiiiiiiijijiiMiiijiiiiiiim 1 1 I: :: l 1 1! :; phiMENCINQ Friday morning and continuin until Saturday eve ning, we will ojffer about 250 suits and coats 35 to J33 1-3 per cent less than regular prices. One of New York's Cloak and Suit Houses from which we buy extensively will have one of their salesmen here who will brindirect from New York all the very latest styles in coats and suits and as the line will be exclusive you may select a garment different from what you haveseen before thisseason. You are invited to attend the sale whether you intend buying or not. REMEMBER 2 DAYS FRIDAY aid SATURDAY OVERCOATS $10.00 Values . $15.00 Values $18.00 Values $20.00 Values $25.00 Values i t s s I attttttst etttsttass S t S I tattttatttttt $8.00 $10.00 tetaeseesseeete ttplaufltP attests t $ L-9SJ s s s tplOtlV WORK PANTS $1.50 Values . . . $1.75 Values $2.00 Values $2.50 Values $3.50 Values $4.00 Values $5.00 Values assesses attest SSSSSBSSSSS ISSSSSSSBSSI ststteeesteeststestttss tleUl s s s Jll.taBHP $1.50 t I t I t t t I t I Sliiv) ettetstst spaitOl .$3.00 s s t$4Hl estt s s s s ttsssesststssesetseetei ttttstsssssssstt,tsts .lO.OOJSuit Values $--,() '15.00 Suit Values $10.00 .1800 Suit Values $12.00 $2000 Suit Values $15.00 $J5.00 Suit Values $18.00 Wool shirts 1.25 Values ,$1.50 Values '$2.00 Values $2.50 Values $.1.00 Values $4.00 Valuci $6.00 Values stsssttssssssissssst I t t I I S S I fttsttssteetl sssssassetsssssssstsstssst tsttsseststsssssssttts ssstetestssssstssttsesst s e s t t tssestssss s ! 1.1)0 s IfI ,, $! tiu ..$L'.00 $0 - 1 $..! . !p,00 Wc guarantee a perfect fit. Our greatest pleasure is to turn out clothes that fit correctly. All alterations are made free of charge. ,. j Wc arc handling only the very best makes. They are made correct, out of thebest pre-shrunk wooleni possible to obtain and colorings the newest. f t yc have a big line of Fur Overcoats, shsxp linedft long and short coats to choose from, Mackinaw coats, Mackinaw Pants in fact, everything for men winteV wear. t for Men's-Overalls, Men's Nightshirts, Men's Overcoats, .Men's Suits Men's l'ants, Men's Underwear Men's Sweaters. Men's Caps, Men's Hats, Men's Leather Min-t, Men's Wool Iloois, Men's German S., Men's Wool Sox, Men's Gloves, Men's Mackiuaws, Wc also have a big line of Rubbers for men women and children. Men's Hip Hoots and Men's Short Boots. Ladies', Misses and Children's boots and rubbers at the very lowest price. Don't forget us when you need rubbers. iyxtf IP ATKINSON HAS IT. IT'S IN STYLE FILL ESPEE SKf HUGE IS FUUIEI FN MONOAV Strikers Hex HaJIreert at Harnunrato WW FIH PUat; KeaeUr Wka Uvtag gstartnns, WMIi Mea lassertrcl Wosa the Kat United Press Berries 8ACRAMBNTO, Oct. 27 Arraagc- meats are mads here by the Southern Pacllo oaclals, aay the strikers, to pat a fall shop fores to work la the local plaat neat Moadajr. Eastern sasa are coming. Conpany officials rsfass to discuss ths coating ot strikebreakers, but It Is Known that one of the large ear abop-j la equipped aa a livlag quart.rs (or 600 men. A guard of 1C0 watcbaien Is now oa duty. WHITE SOI lOWO'SM IS FMIIDdY PRESIDENT Yrar llrtin ramnua (likagit lull, Tram Will Itoam lloth lliml.' lVrra With AH Mtar llunrli aa Oimpany ' United Press Service CHICAGO. Oct. 27. A lour of Ibu II! MVIMCE GMITED FOUR iVES ii lake enmr world by iho Chicago White Boa nest i fall la announced by President Comls. keyl. Aa all-star team will accom. paay tho Bos, the full company being ono of tho most notoworthy .aggrega tion of athlotca ever nrganited. 7r ranch emu Wo havo strictly frc at SOo per doten. rauon MkTKi't. Temple theater. Matinee dally, 1:30 1 p. m. Rronlng, (Int performanro 7:16, continuous. WimtS MARftKT Opon all day Sunday owing to our! (perlshablo stoesof frills and reget abies. X 17-St J Third and Main Streets MMmHIilMilMtMl.inMiMMtMI.MMiiMiMmi!!!!! V Hector's Department Store I f t. j. eel Decrees Kasjeres few FUtatiaTs la Qaartet of Cases WrotHsht la Clr. caJt Vomn for Sereraacw of (fee NaatialKaot npeciai to The Herald . LAKBVIEW, Oct.j7. Dlrorees " "" aranieq as las roiiowiag cases brought bsforsfJudg Henry L. Benson la the circuit eourt hers: Bessie Whltehouas agalast Raulln Wbltsbouss, docroe' granted, with the custodyot.two minor children; Ousslo A. Hsryfor"av h. R. Hereford, de cree granted aad asaldsa aaaie restor ed to Ousels A. Yoaagl Bortha Car- roa vs. r, B. Carroa aad Aasa Blair vs. Tracy Blair, dscrses for alalatlf s. READ THI5 WK IIAVK SOMK rholiv Invest, meats la Mala street properly. FIVB ItOOM IIL'NUAM)W with hath i oaly two blocks from Mam. Compare it with ethers, sad yoa will Sad that It Is a real hartaUn. Prire S.I0O. Aboat half cash. NBAIl HIGH StllOOIi oa the hill. One of the Saest view lots la this ae. Icct rrsWetin. secttoa. lrlco oal rwi nims. 'VT Mt ' illlllUj I I lSSJ BBMsasasaswii llflass F -sjvkadsBBKBaaa -T---II--XI'T-T TTTYTTTT'-TWWWWWWWWa'Sja WOtVaASTWKIXS SOsUP NOT TO M CAIXBB) OST IK SOUTH tJsKed Press Ssrvtss ' LOB ANQBLM, Oct. 17. Rumors that ths Ad Wolgast-Frsddy Wslth ssrsp might psssiMy he sallsd ot wars qaleted ay word rseelved that tfesy would start far Im Aagsles aboat Noremser 1st, Freddie Welsh has his ll.Ooo for. felt up, aad Wolgast has wired a will-, lagasss to put kit farfsU up at aay OWNKR NKKIW MOXKil must Mil this week. Thiveiiartrrs of a Work la Nlchola aaMIUeti. , Will sell ny pari. Nee- as today, i PINK AMUMtt MNIllaM arrrs aader ditch aud cultlratiM. Proata oa i-oh Hirer and malt) faad. Irice tw ir acre. Terms. .Will sell 40 rs at same pries. I A PINK POBTV nsar MMtaad. . dor ditch aad ruhlratloa. jbtdy Sa80 WK HAVB A MltOK UST of ettr aad couatry nnmertr. Saw as before buyfatg. t WK VVWTjK PtRK INsAuNCB CHlLOOTm BIC1 . fTMi io saw Amerstaa ctrr(ttMMtaS4wiaMii I OR the man .who wants a dignified dMsa overcoat model, or the man who wants the extreme style in the latest thing, this store is the logical trading place. Hart, Schaf i clothes arc here; thci the beit of itjlM, tl ofprleet. Salt. 20 Ml PORTL TlUlaOrtldtlMbs)alc If otWuu er6 Marx of til clothes; most economical OfiWCMtt f ! and up STORE SctaffMfftMsrx a -: i . xmxax Ktiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij tlSM, I ij v''Si, .. ' aC