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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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$16 $18.50 $20 $25 $30
Will Get You That Royal Tailored Look
This Spring
Suit made in any style you may desire, Norfolk, Outing, English, Regular, Box Coats.
See the hundreds of choice patterns the Royal Tailors have on display
Absolute FIT and SATISFACTION or no Trade
K. K. K. STORE, Leading Clothiers
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LADIES TO HAVE MONSTER BRUIN 60 WEN -MORRIS
"WESTERN NIGHT" KILLED TODAY
MDftE MAIINE; AIE BEING LANDED U. S. PRAPARIN6 TO FIGHT MEXICO
WH1LK KLKS AND FKIKXDS ARE
AT THE OrERA HOl'SK. WOMEN'
WILL KXTERTAIX AT THE
ELKS' CLUB-
JllEAK WKIOIUXG NKAULY 40O
J POLWOS WAS UKJXG ItOl'KD
I FOH THE MOVIE MEX WHEX IT
ATTACKED 1HH1
The members of the Elks Lodge
wilt not be the onlr ones to celebrate
"Western Night" on Friday tivenlng.
The lady Elks will not be content
to remain at home while their hus
bands and brothers are out bavins; a
good time, so plans have been made
for a "Western Night" by the ladles
which will include the wive ot the
Invited guests who will attend the
Elks affair.
The Elks club rooms and lodge hall
has been turned over for the exclusive
use ofthe ladies on Friday evening.
Many novel stunts are being planned,
and it is expected that the entertain
rcent will rival the inch's stag.
Every lady ot the lodge is expected
to be present, as the affair is for all
lady relatives ot members and -vires
-f Invited guests. Each lady attend
ing Is supposed to bring her lunch. .
The carcass ot a bear, weighing
,325 pounds. Is attracting much atten
tion at Crlsler &. Stilts Palace market
this afternoon. The animal Has
killed by Douglas Puckett, near
Uound Lake.
, Puckett and J. V. McTlmmonds, a
Swell known hunter and guide, were
attsmntlnr to ron th boar (or lis
In wild animal motion pictures, and
jone of their bear dogs got too close
(to the wild beast. The bear attacked
the dog, and was tearing It with Its
Ipaws when Puckett shot It to save the
jdog.
The bear meat Is to be placed on
sale.
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In the presence ot a number of rrtnry Hrnn that 1,100 American
friends assembled at the new home of retuice are aboard tint warship
the couple on Fifth and Jefferson there. More nru expected tomorrow.
streets, itcv. J. 3. Stubblcnctd, at 6:30
Wednesday afternoon, performed the United I'reM Service
ceremony which united Miss Ituth 1. WASHINGTON U. C. April 23.
Morris and Edmund W. Gowen Jr. In. Admiral lladger tlsrVub that the
the bonds of matrimony. Following CMUnUIW irom yesterdays lighting
the ceremony, an elaborate nodding W(,re v,Klll klll(.,i na onc mou.ly
dinner was served. Injured.
lloth ot the contracting pnrtles are
held In high eteera la Klainaiti Fall., Unlted VttM seu.
and they are especially popular with
DOUGLAS, Arlx., April 33. The
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,u ,uk !-... ... u..u .-r ambassador has ordered all
jheru .from Ashland two year. ago. and. North.m
until her marriage was connected .. , ,, . .
with local law offices as stenographer.
,She became a favorite from her ad-
jvent here.
lie new
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United Pre Service
benedict Is a Klamath i.
LAHKDO, Tex.. April 23. Mexican
' . . . , . . .. ..federals and natives aro evacuating
I county product, and he has resided'. , , ., . ,
. .i i, , it i Nuevo Laredo, acre the river from
here practically all of his life. He Is ... . ' ,,,., .
.. ... ... .. ,.. tthls place. Goneral Qulutanla and
the son of Judge and Mrs. E. W.I,, A . , , , . , , .
, , . .. . .... 500 foderals have been Ordered to go
,Goeu, pioneers In the Klamath Ha- ,..,, . . . . ,.
' ' , . . . toSaltltlo. The commander asked all
gln. For several years he has been ... . .. ...
' . i.i. i. ni n .CllUens to ncvompAny the soldiers,
connected with Van Riper Brothers '
grocery. He Is prominent in local cir
cles, and has a wide circle of friends
CfllST UTIIIFIY IT SAM DiFCfl; w'h 'c happiness)
and prosperity.
British war vessels annually con
sume 3,000,000 tons ot coal and 200,
000 tons of fuel oil.
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telegrams that the water system was
in danger of an attack.
Apparatus for projecting a series of
Illuminated displays on a screen sus
pended from a balloon or kites Is an
advertising novelty for use at night.
Cnlted Press Service
LOS ANGELES, April 23. Four
companies of the Seventh Infantry,
California National Guard, are being
mobilized today at the armory, fol
lowing the receipt of orders from Ad-
I Jutant General Forbes,
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STRIKE THREAT
LUCILE WALDRON ! IN CASE OF WAR
WINS THE PRIZE
W. W. LKADKIt SAYS 1IIH OK
OA.MZATIOX WILL STAltT A
OKNLItAL STHIKE IF HOSTILI-
Wcod block paving is used on Ber
lin itreets only on the steepest grades,
to give a better footing, and on
bridges and their approaches to lesjen
the jar.
If milk be used to soften shoe pol
ish it wilt Improve the gloss.
United Press Service
WASHINGTON. D. C. April 23.
General Pershing has been placed In
command at the Presidio at San Francisco.
He has been instructed to devote
his entire time to drilling and train
ling his brigade.
CONTEST FOK THE II EST PIIE-I TIES AIIE DECLAHED
i'aked luxcheox is ended
'today at high school, axii
Wishes awarded
i .M.t i unn, April ! loai mero
(wlll be a general strike of the Indus.
trll Workers of the World If neces-
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peiplt, but cannot leMportle with
lluvrta.
1 lh to rrltvrute ltti lh great
vt earnest nv tlm dlr? and Inten
tion uf America to rpet lu s'ery
wuj pwiiilUle. the novvrelKttty and ln
dependence of the MetUau people,"
lie ald. the lelluc and Intention of
this cotvriimvnt U nut bad uin
(pulley. They K much deeper than
that. lli!j are baned upon eiiulno
frleudnhlp for the imupla of Meilco,
(rfttd u profound lnlelil III the rotab-
llhmetil ot their tmtltullotia.
iv ni of Koernment. Whatever un
happy clrcunut4uiv srln, IhU ulijtt
will be held steadily lu viw, and will
bt pumui'd lth persUtent purpot-o u
fur a tli I j Kotornmrtit U concerned,
"Hut wo are dealing with fact.
'Whenever or whewr tin dlgnlljr ot
America U tloulud, Its International
right or Ok rights uf It cltUfn In
vadinl where It ha a right In eierrUo
It, tills guvnrnment will deal with
ttumi actually In control,
"(tight nuw, the Kuverumeul l
dealing with General HuerU within
the territory hu controls. That h
doe not rightfully control do not
alter the fact that tin DOKH control It.
"These, though, do not lawfully
repreetil the people of Mexico, Wc
rejoice In that fact, becaune our uuar
rel Is not with the Mexican people.
Wo have no dvslru to dictate their af
fairs, but we must enforce our right
ful demands."
f iiliallowed an ultimatum by Car
ratua, head of the constltullooallita
goternment, last night, In which ho
declared that the Vera Crux landing
was an Invasion, and was an attack
which would Involve all of Mexico In
war against the United Stale.
YESTERDAY'S COAST
LEAGUE RESULTS
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FUberj
At Portland - It.
.Portland - ...
Venice ,
i llatlxrlv Kraiifa and
Powell, Flehnrty and IHU
At Oakland- It
Hall Francl.ro . . I
Oakland . 3
llatterlr FanulniS, Ivrnoll and
tfclitnldt, (Jxyer and Aleanler.
At Im Atuele No mc; rain
AUSTAU AWAY.BUI
: IS STILL
RUNNING
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SHORT BOB TAKES
A SECOND BRIDE
M.AMATH IXMIAX WHO t'LMli
to in: mxi.tv vtuww old,
GETS l.lt'KXSK TO MAIIIlV
MASsA JIM. AGED FIITV
Only a Few Pieces of
Land Yet to Rent
See Us Quick
80 ACRES POTATO AND GRAIN
LAND, $5.00 PER ACRE, HALF
CASH, BALANCE AFTER HARVEST.
HOUSE AND BARN.
5 ACRES BLACK LOAM CELERY AND
GARDEN LAND, CHEAP FOR CASH.
2 ACRES FINE GARDEN SPOT; RICH
SOIL, CHEAP FOR CASH.
The Klamath Development Co.
' 1303 Main Stract
Klamath Falla, Ore.
MIm Lucille Waldron Is the proud
possessor ot a set of band painted
china today, as the result of the win-
infng ot the domestic science contest,
recently inaugurated by Miss Can
penter, head of the department.
Several girls entered the competi
tion, which Anally thinned down to
two contestants. In her final lunch
eon today Miss Waldron was declared
winner by the judges.
A novelty in the cooking utensil
line Is a motal frame to be filled with
paper, which Is thrown away after
using.
sary to prevent war between the Unit
ed States and Mexico and that the
United Mine Workers of America will
Join It, was declared here today by
Win. D. Haywood, the I. W. W. leader.
"Better be a traitor to your country
than a traitor to your class," ho said,
"if war seems certain, the Workers
will simply fold thulr arms, and there
will be no war."
(Till! tUM'IAMir I tMMKUK ru
MAYOIt TAKIh win: TO AW.
XOXA. IIIT H,ti III, H IV IMC
FIGHT
Jultti AiMad. .i-ui.i :,4I4I i
m) or, lft tlil inoriimx fr T
Arli'h, lil Mr Vu.ua, is tu
.hop of rcllniln !" broathUI !
hlo, A nhnrt time m hr tit U
0Ati. Calif., but Mlc.) in tit It
He f.
IMorp (ratine Mr AuiO-l Bit
tlii' 'nltotttns ttmM Up trtm
of Klammli Fall
"Am Brui!iwiiiitc !'
Arliona, her in h"t Ifl tfti If
tlhf from bronchial trnuMo I itill
rrtnrn in a pomiM If Wtl
lit lh Mtttce" of inaro' rt Klcult
Fall, I nhalt rnUKilr U bfteMlt
proper lime n niiall'r 'of lbi '"
I A combined ago uf I it) l reprecnt
d In a iiiarrtaKf lleriitt wur. uslay
.by County Clerk IV lrf to two KUm
lath Indlaim, The am Hlmrt Hob,
well known ihronchoui tlii Miunly,
t.ind Mda Jim.
I Hob Ur III name at fKt ral, nn4
hlii bride 1 given a (0 year III
Junior. Tlii In tlm second tlm Hub
ha been married, and tlm third lime
that hi wife ha been the principal
at tli nuptial ceremony.
l)iMSrr Qufct frtr4r& t( I'M
(4id tlUrard t ' lr4l
i.li,tlH th Ti-jtr Mlio tirltilt l)M
' yar In Tarl for dre nl J't
r'OII lll'NT Kurnlbrd rmillt
Clarrmont, iaii hei M ui
did water "
lliern ort Imii fclml nf lnHrif.
Ctillrolf utile Hie kind lbl !
ll.1 Main.
Herald wnnt ad bring rulta.
I'lnnl offlclal figure of the geolog
ical wurvey show thrit more than 92,
000,000 barrels of Portland cement
were produced In the United States
bt yi-ar.
Italy will add about 180 aeroplanes
to Its army equipment this year.
Nearly GOO acres of land noar i'arls
tire devoted to mixing young tre of
peculiar shape for umbrella handles.
JTo TK MVAL Storg,
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YOU WONT GO WRONq
Take a step la the right direction walk Into our store.
llesidea belter good at our store, you are sure of the best of treat
ment. Wo are always glad to have people come In and lookaround,
m lie t her they buy or mot. We wait on you promptly and give you ex
actly uliat you ask for. We are not in business for a day or week,
but for many year to cone.
Underwood's Pharmacy
Comer Mala aad 7th Streets, Klaawt Ii Falls, Orefoa
CONSIDERING A
HOSPITAL HERE
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I NO I'ltOI'KHTY AMI INTKIt-'
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Theater Guide
Mother (luiicral Layolsa of I'lilla
delphla, head of the Order of Ht.
KrancU, mid Motlicr Mnry Klllaln of
I'endloton, head of the order In Ore
gon, left this morning after n visit to
look after tliclr properly Intercut
hero.
The stole nre very favorably Im
pressed, and upon tier return to I'lilln
delphla, llio mother Koiicrnl will tako
up Him ndvliinblllty of erecting a f 40,
000 hoiipltiil on their property In the
Falrvlow itddlllon. This would bo
similar to the 1'endlt'lou hospilnl, iiml
would contain forty beds.
Tlicru Im nlnti it ponslblllty that a
school' muy he built on the proper!;
adjoining, which Is owned by tho or
der, Tho Order of Ht. Francis alio
owtm farm property closo to Klamnth
Falls,
of
AH IN n ult, the proof po.
lUo of iiinlly In n "iMM.t"
Is Its krrp.liapr hor long It
rcrrr It original llnr, tho
prusrv'i lis original tine, tiio
charm of curve and contour that
Kft' Its tylo and symmelery
when It was froth from Ihn
"li(nch." Tlmt'N tho crucial lrt
n shoo and the rmrl lel of most
shoe.
A Itcgnl Hlio.t al lo tlm ll,
llooiod In iiuiility, Its slylu ran't
Im troddrii out can't be scuffed
mil mn't bo luimped and
thumped nut cnn'i ho dlvorrnl
from I ho shoe lircniuo It's pnrt
of it ttcrntiso It's Inlenrnl imd
liisi'Pnrnblo liecnusu It'n nr-rdM
In, not hIktiIIiiI In.
Three hours of human labor wero
ni':iilred to produce n hushol of wh'nnl
In 1830; now it requires ten mlnutis,
Toronto, Canada, has u liousowlves
league.
nAUHKIt WANTED At Lowery's
barborshop, 611 Main street: steady
Job for a good man, H. I', Lowery,
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Lookout for the IUds' Special ll-fi
As n Hi-giil looks nt tho "try-on"
; It .will look during ovury day'n
"Iry-oiit." It avoids bulglug,
"running over" the sole, pulling
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i I'litrorniH, us suBin-iiiro anil
xtllcli true. It kn-M) lu im,
Of course, u HckuI wears oul
limlher Is not svnrlnstlng. Unt
il llognl agiHt houorably H softens
mid "smartens" with use,, Today
look Into our Itegnl Hhow Win
dow or step Into our storo,
RefiJbchsiveShteStore
Oor. (Ith aad Mala
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OI'ERA HOUSE
DARK
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"Tlio Uouy and tho Mu."
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"TrlliMle Mtaias,"
Kalem Ilratn
"Arruniing Ui Keiilorlty,"
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Vllngmph ComW
"Hit Old Teaclwr,"
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