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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17. The
lint complete exhibit at the Fuuuu
Pacific exposition was today laaUUed
la the Palace of Liberal Art. It to
m "working eshlblt," forming the ces
trai police and are alarm signal sta
tion tor the entire exposition ground.
Wae shipment lost receired at the
Kawxhnrat Market St
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H, have visited the store during the past fifteen
days, there can't be many but what have
made an inspection of the new stocks, and
judging by the sales, not many but what
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I have found the RIGHT merchandise at the
I RIGHT price.
Rough Weather Regals
Every man needs a pair of sturdy, easy-fitting,
water,repelling boots for stormy days
and rough weather wear. You will find here
plenty of such Regal Models equal to every
test just as shapely and carefully built as
the finest dress shoe.
"Weston" $5
Russet Oil Grain Leather with heavy
winter- weight sole; double -thick
clear to the heel. Built for strength
and long service. Lined with brown
duck. Solid leather heels, sllghUy
Regal Shoe . fl5T
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County who are not taking advantage of the immense stocks carried at this store
everything-to-wear for men, women and children?
Goext to the Kaach.
Captain Ivan D. Applegate and Mrs.
Wester O. Smith and children left to
day for Dry Lake, where the Apple
gate ranch Is located. The Smiths
will return tomorrow.
Near Vlncennes. In Franco, a Ger
man airship was attacked by two
French airmen and smashed with
grapeehot.
Housekeeping rooms, near srMaa
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THE EVENING
What the majority of people consider the best lines
of merchandise to buy are to be found here in every
department such as
Munsing Underwear, Royaj Worcester and
Bon Ton Corsets, Beacon Blankets, La
Vogue'suits and ; coats; forj women, .Peters
DiamoiidBrand;Shoet, "Bcst-EvCT"tclothing
for boys, in fact, thry is no topartmentin thcgstore'.whar you
wont fineJooVof the bst djhm represented,
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LITERARY CLUB
STARTS SEASON
STUDY SESSION- WILL UK
ELD THURSDAY KV'KMVO,
WHEN "GOOD CmZKNBHir'i
WILL BE DISCUSSED
Following a summer vacation, the
Klamath Literary Club has resumed
Its regular meetings. A social meet
ing was held Tuesday, and nest Tues
day evening the first of the season's
regular meetings will be held.
At this meeting "Good Citizenship"
will be the topic. Rollo C. Groesbeck
win be the lender.
In addlUon to the discussions, Mrs.
Bert Carl Thomas will render nolo.
Msjor Marshall Langhorne, mili
tary attache of the American embas
sy In Berlin, win be the only foreign
officer to see the war with the Ger
man armies. By an order of Kaiser
Wllbelm himself tho major was pro
vided with a carriage and horses, an
automobile and a complete field out
fit, and given permission to accompa
ny the Oerman general staff In the
Seld.
Secretary of the Navy Josepbus
Daniels has Just framed a new plan
for the education of the enlisted mm
in the navy. He withes to turn the
navy into a great unlvorslty from
which the enlisted 'men may come
with good educations when their
terms are finished.
Ambassador Hcrrick has transmit
ted to Washington the protest of a
committee of Americans in Paris
against the dropping of bombs by
Germans. The protest was filed
strictly as a communication, and not
Indorsed.
King Albert of Belgium has dec
orated a Belgian private named Ito.
Beau for killing the German general
Prince von Buelow. The soldier was
lying wounded beside a Qerman sol
dier who was dead, Seizing the kuii
of the dead soldier he killed the
prince. He then placed the dead
prince's helmet m hU bead, took bis
horse and escaped to the Belgian line.
HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
NO "WHITE LIES"
AT HIS FUNERAL
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"GO LIGHTLY" MOKLKY IS NOW I
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MO.V, TO KLIMINATK ANY
TKNT I'LATITUDKS
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United Press Service
MINNKAPOI.18, Minn., Sept. 18.
Asserting that ho does not want any
"white lies" (old at hi funeral, and
that he wanted no weeping or moan
ing "when h put out to sea," the
Rev. G. L. Morley, Minneapolis evan
gelist, known from coast to coast as
"Go Lightly" Morley, Is today pro-
paring to "can" Ills funeral oration.
He will have a phonographic roc
ord made of one of his favorite
speeches. Then lie will Incorporate
In his will a request that thin be
played at bis funeral.
He I In perfect health now.
oe to o. a. c.
Eugene McCoruack left this morn
liit: for Corvallls, to take up agricul
ture at lhr Oregon Agricultural Col
lege. Near Zleda a German Zeppelin and
Its trew of thirty was captured by
Russians. The Russians also brought
down a German aeroplane In which
v.iu an Austrian colonel.
Accurate Jaformatloa about the
Klamath Basin. See Chllcoto, SM
Lucille Ixive, The Girl of Mystery
eighth episode of the most wonder
ful nerlsl ever shown.
Those College Days
. Nwitor Comedy . . . . , . ,
A TMewUetli Century Pirate
Featuring Warren Kerrigan
Admission Be smd 10c,
Mam.
lAA11 fkirtiHi
KUNNIAN SULU tKi
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6ETS 13.78 YEAR
AS A MKANK OK CKTTI.NG RICH
, JUICK, TIIK CAZH'H ARMY IH
FAR FROM IIF.INO AN ALI.UII
I NO HKIIVirt-: TO KNTKR
The Russian soldier Is the poorest
paid In all the world. A private In
the army of the rear get 13.78 n year
compared to thu Jt HO to $300 the
United States pays Its men of (bo
ranks. Knglund pay Its privates
IHC.lG a year, Franco 120.40, (lor
many 118.80, Austria $8. IS.
Remember, these figure are for a
whole year, and represent thu total
amount of cash paid the fighting men
In that period.
A Russian major general gets only
17(2 a year, or about as much as the
United Stale pays Its scrgunt-majort,
the highest nou-coramlssloned rank.
Our major-generals got $8,000 a year.
Tho other countries are rnoro goner
ous with officers of high rank and par
a minimum of about half the United
States standard.
A better example of tho RtiHsln:i
contrast Is shown In what Is paid an
officer holding the title of general
over there. Ho gets $1,272. We do
not hare a rank that high In the Unit
ed States. This country pays Its sec
ond nontenants, young fellows Just
out of West Point, $1,700 a year
Modern street paving Is practically
unknown In the cities of Japan.
FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLKRK
I wish to iiiuiouiKu to the voter of
Klamath County, Oregon, that have
been regularly nominated for tho of
flro of Clerk of tho Circuit Court, by
tho Democratic, Republican and Pro
gressive parties, and havo accepted
the nomination tendored mo by each
of the above named parties; that If
you elect mo to fill said office, I will
do my best to attend to (he duties of
said office In an efficient ntid econom-
irai manner.
My post record In this line of work
Is rwpeufully referred to as my
rucomrnuudtttlou. Respectfully vou
OBO. CHASTAIN,
Present Incumbent,
It's our ambition to conduct just that
kind of More, and if at any time you find It
different, we'll appreciate be tog told about it.
If you are one of the few who haven t
made an inspection, we're Ko'K insist
tlvat you do. You won't be asked to buy-
use your own judgment about that, but in
justice to yourself see what is here FIRST.
! Notice of Meeting of Ut Hoard of
KqualUatio of Ttio Hurertfy lrr
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The board of utrtxlort of the
llonwiny Irrigation district, acting as
a board of equalisation, will meet to
oquallie aswsineuts al lh residence
of Hubert llnu, in thu Third division,
at 1 o'clock p. in.. Tudar, October
'. 1914, and cuutlnur In saulou from
day to day, a long as rosy be ucccs-,
sary, not exceeding trn days, to hear'
and determine, such objections (o tbej
assessment as msy come before It.
and correct and cqustlie all of tin
assessments.
The assessment roll Is now ready
and wilt be In tho office of the secre
tary of the board, Francis Downed at
his rirsldencii In the Fourth division,
until tho meeting of said board of
equalisation for tho Inspection or all
person Interested.
Dated at llonansa, Oregon, Sept. I,j
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FRANCIS
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IIOWNK,
Secretary.
3-10-1
Tht Dullest Mind is
Brightened by the
Use of Pure Food
( Impure or adulterated food
tuffs Impair the wlswl and
physique. It 1 roatrary to Uie
Iumm of Nature.
Vou au best retain your
mental and physical families
by rating only such foodstuffs
a are pure, wholciuitr nd dl.
gesllble.
Anil you ran lnt obtain such
fiMMlstuffa by dealing ullh a
atort. that luakes a specialty l
haiidllug tlieiii and lias a repu.
InGiin to suaialu.
If you an. not already one of
our great army of rustomers,
Mo invite you to place a few
trial orders with us. It 1. jta
straight mail tu griNery sails.
fnrlion,
lii Sunset Grocery
Phone 1MNI
in
A Oreafc wsslr lower (as Um
da bcn urgsnllvd.
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Howtwi's
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HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
STAR THEATER
TImi Traaedy of AsaWtisw."
Hellg Drama la Two l'fU
"Cupid and Thress"
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lOsaasay Comedy
"Mra. Malimey'a FuHsuse,"
VHsgrapb Comedy
Any Seal au
'Milag Hat unlay aad Nsmday
Jesasi L. Laakey pnmmf
EDMUND MHEEMi:
In (ho Uripfdag r
"THE MANTKM MIND"
In Five Wostdevfnl Reels
TEMPLE THEATBI
"A Oraileman of Lresur,"
Ksaanay Two-Reel Drams
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The IMrcUvn and Mm M(thMlkf',
VlUgraph Drama
"T, vs of Hymen,"
Vltagraph Comedy, Fa(urla
J"1'" """"K uttA VUr ViUeh
Ul! GIVE N.AII, TRADING Hi AM
ADMISSION ALWAYS 10 C'KNTs)
MATINEE DAILY AT MlM
ALL LICKNNKD I'lCTUHKK
MERRILL OPERA HOU
Merrill, On.
MOTION NOTUIUM tVmtO
AND NATURDAYH
Theater Guide
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