i
i
K
.-
.y
1
t.
U,-
m
&
I
hi
I
.
.5&
rv
7 i
1- li
A -
ar
ii?
rei s
l jvcr .. I
,,.-, .
iy
scKgr-
(i s
ft.
t VtS- r-
f ', :.
s.
r
3
i
.v
, I
3EF
""? I
iv7 i
IL
SJ
KT ..
I il.
Iiri
IX,
is .
b'.'&v .
iv
I, 'vs.!
C1
Ir "
I
Iv,
A
mi
IV
I
iV
' a
i
I 'Si (i
; J
fe.
!
&
r::
ST W )
i:
t
Ms .1
1
tK" .
i
If A
f1
I??.1m .
-i.
i!.f- i
JT 1
-fU35
THE
EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON
i
SATURDAY BARGAINS
That Will Interest Men and Women
FROM THE J. F. MAGUIRE COMPANY
New Location, 8th and Main
Boston Wins Medals tor the
Safest Railroad in United States
MceVa white HassUterehlefa, 6 for. .25 C
Men bine Oambray Skirt 35 C
Men' Sweater Costa 98 C
Men's Fleeced and Rlbhed PadtiweaisflOC
Me' Canvas Glovea, 4 for 25 C
Children's Black Has,
M WOT a f9g
Women' niack Hoee,
25c
Six ban good Toilet Soap,
each In separate carton;
highly scented, tor
25c
American Lady Corsets, gl.sn for. . 5 .70
American Lady Corsets, it.RO for.. 51 .t
Aiiierlran Lady Corsets, $8.00 for.. $1.07
Amerlran Lsdy Comets, 98.00 fir. . $2.49
Auierlran Lady Corsets, $3,110 for. . $2.85
REMEMBER THE NEW LOCATIONS
8th and Main Streets
American
Executed as Spies
Scene From "Tess of the Storm
" Country9 the Star Theater
Bill for Saturday and Sunday
matters have been more serious. Two
to' nurses were proved to have acted as
United Prsss Service
LONDON. Jan. 20. (By null
New York) That two nurses of spies.
American nationality, but with Ger- They were, of course, effectually
sun sympathies, who have been dealt with, and It Is Reed to know
serving with the British army In that th?y were not of English nation
France, has been detected acting asjallty, but Americans with Herman
spies and "effectually dealt with," sympathies.
Is the assertion made today by the Still, the Incident proves the ur
Nuntag Mirror. Kent Importance of no nurses 'or
There have been persistent rumors' woman being allowed to enter home
of female spies masquerading as of foreign hospitals whose attendants
nurses Oth abroad and at home, baio not b-en subjected to the most
says the journal, but we bave been careful ln estimation by a responsible
slow to believe them. Unfortunately official.
evidence of a convincing character
has been placed before us.
jtA KltehASlAr. ft- aniviin nn
afraid that the reports were not fleer, recovering in a London hospital,
groundless, and earlier In the war, 'It's awful up to the km-es In mud
when he was at Southhampton, he and mufflers!" -
discovered that there was a leakage
of news going on, and made in-
"Whafh It llko In the trenches?"
was sild a wounded non-commissioned or-
oulrlea. with the result that four
women were fonnd to be the cul
prits. 'Two of these war nurses, and
they ware at once requested to go
inland, not beeanse they war ma.
pected of wilfully giving Information
to the enemy, bat because they had
bean lacking in discretion.
On ''the other side of the channel,
Tht latest recruiting poster circu-j
lated In Cornwall reads, "The country i
Is arranging tor an excursion to Ger-
manr In the sarin. All hotel ex-.
penses and railway fares paid. Goed:
shooting and hunting. Ages nineteen '
to thirty-eight. Rifles and ammuni
tion free. Cheap trips up the Rhine.
Apply at once, as there Is only a'
limited number 1,000,000 re-'
quired." j
ii
.'
laBSgSS r " f T- 111 '
nananananananananananananananananananananananananananananananananananananm ,
gBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBtaaBBBBBBBnSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW '
iBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSSHKBlBiH
EsssssssssssssssT'TessBBTnssssssslassssssasssssssBMB
MBfg-j. t-, -v-- saitiTrnaMSS-aasssssssssnanananarl,,!sa
"" gf J i wasuaaaaaaaaawaaawaaanaKSBg..
l i
aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBrVl iLajlH
BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsV'USl aBBaBrSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW
' LLLHP-m HBLssssssH
BBBBBBBbIbBBBBBBBBBBBBbV'BBBBBBBBBBI VTjBBKhBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsi
iwmmmim wam
ssT SjKlUglMBflMriV W Wlibbbbbbbbbbbbbbb n
.IHmfrS vOiSllllllllllllHLw
nananamnanamiiBBaBw ,' 'M " BH
BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbVv'V'HbBBBBbI BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBn
I ?(KasssKOsssB
rniN&NRT XbbbbbbbbbbbbbbWWII'bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbW'v' CM
! S INTOKJ NSmOCBBBBBBBBBBs"2,W-,i'
UlXL aBBBfe9aBBBBBBBBBBBmrVVVBVBBBBBBW5AMCttfT
'W '" aWLLaBBBBBBBBBBF BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBnKX'rXA Vp l BBBB!Pl"fBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBm
.. aFrjBBBBBUaBBBBBBBBBBBBBTVKVrV 7g7IBBBBBBBV
asUR 'C-JaaMHBMrV--,7mBBBBBBBBBBBBV
kV -'iaBBBBBBBsi '' BBBBBBBBBsHMI
' Kti9m '-vBmsssi
vViMSBBVMPJBtTM V .OBBBBBBWr'JBBBBBBBBS
lSBBsHgl yMHB
L-gflWr AW HBHaBaBaBaBaBall
mmm
IM0IM31I
HILL iNTIUHMCCIi is atjrt-
ATH Wmll.K HAVK
Minxti iiii:mii'mn rAy
I'KH flIXT
Irrt.lll.a ...., '"4
""""'B rimiiii, nu ilitar I. ..
,.r n. , '
.., ,... ...miivii niiiii.iirn, u
lll III 111 tlOIIMi. W.n
riuioit iiiiroiliirnl it i.iii i.i7
vlii Hint nil hcrMiii.H n
IMimtlous kIUiik un.tl!,. ...
III ! .Ikl. ....... I """H
" ' " "" 'lo t o
I ('III IIIMlll tlll ern.k ...!.. 7
" ,,vipu U
lieisonw, llrnm or torpurMiotT
Thn bill iiroMiim thnt Mrt"i
Hiiiim iinuiim nuunim mil,
Him stale trenMinr lr..
of rnrh year. i. iIp,.T
men vamaIiJ. .. i, . '
R...n iiv.M IP mi IIUt( fe
I'ivihimiib ivnr, it u hi k. ,1.
.. . ... . "!
"I IIM- PIHll I(H MUnilllsslOBJ s
" "'" mint or (ill , .
i smiling Hiniii.
re a. scA.ras . aithum willio.12
t
'I his iioiiii;rniih slinttti II no Vfn- iiinii.iiiy liR!i. fur Hi jar of the
Kii i il, a ii.ein.uin of llio lliwtiui '"' ''-" "' "'"., "Mt
..,,..., ..... 4imt'm tln mi f my ami lieullli of
tKtuiiil lumkti; riiiiii iiti . . .
IIIIT II1MMIT IIIIU IIP f'llllllMJII' ill nil-:
Output fnrrt-MM
Diirliiir Hi., in.ii fl
"" ""in in Jittuni
k'lmnalli ll. ""'ll
." '"" """"ry mini
'U and sold ajiflii i,i.i,j. ., ,
more (hail In Jsmiarr imi
III spite of Hip fnit ihut ihI)
is sswrn mwer iiiin In mi .
M inn mriiH'm iiv i ik. .
ii no prom in iiniiiitig h, u, ,
inaticK I'llny .17
llnltaxl Press Hervlm
WA8IIIN0TO.V. IVI.. s.i
Jusllcr. Mshlou I'Knr of ik...
fourt, former rtuiuic Itur trf tht)
Jrrey Hiipn-uip muti I.-!.,
il his 67IB lilrth.lrt) ahlilttrcli.
wn ntMiiiii-i to ti,r hlh reatii
iiy irrniiii-m rsfl. ,1
ici i. I. mil, (iri Ui,e,it of tl'
ilitiuii ,ii tin i..iM i.,i.l nw.uitiil1
cinniiiii unci Uiikm'I A. SutrH, iv l(, ,, u i.umt.,, st iipllui In n.lvi-r
.it ii . it Ihmk r 1 1 i.inUliiR It tli .:m In lu .numlcil lit iln HK'iiitnr
hIi i iitririr niilioot in ii.k I'ulli
. t-itix I ii' lOrnt Arthur
11...1 (if iln i; tni.rit li.fr wlm mil mii
. ... . ii . . . ..i .,
WIIIMniK ,,,,,,,,, ' ui.erfiiii record
, , , , ,.,..'" "" "ipiiyi Aiinuier ritpiira in.
of the Al-.erlrmi Museum of Saft, ,... ..... , ., .'. I
t .... ..,.- np iiiichuvii nr iiibi wmm
Kj the nivilnls out at ihc numinl I pls rs who n-rlcf luil been of
dlmiir of the Ainerlcm I'.leitrlc llnll.lt,k, Kr,.nli.st valuo hi Hi., promotloi,
W.l AfcKllllllllllll. uf .lfiUy mill hinllh Tl n.lm.
I r "" "'- ' "- --wsa
A UTILE SPORTING GOSSIP
By rUlSbwrkUn
United Fraaatarvtoa
NSW YORK, Feb. 5. There ha
been a great deal of chatter and
gossip to the affect that Packy lie
Farlaad, who made the Chicago stock
yards famous, and Mike Gibbons, who
accomplished a similar subject at St.
Paul. Minnesota, will do battle in a
New Tork ring said ring being lo
cated In Madison Square Garden.
That may be. At least New Tork
hopes so. The spectacles of Mike
Gibbons and Packy McFarland pranc
ing about in the same squared circle
would be a sight for toe Gods. Those
two should, by all the dope, pot on
one good bout. But it is hard for
anyone who has followed the light
chatter vary closely to believe that
such a match will ever materialise.
The last time Packy McFarland
talked about fighting he insisted that
Freddit Welsh, lightweight champion,
permit him to weigh at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon at 188. Mike Gibbons,
whan be gave Jimmy Clabby a box
ing lesson at Milwaukee, sometime
g. tipped the beam at something
over lie pomnda.
The Ida of Packy McFarland giv
ing away a matter of fourteen of fif
teen nounds in weiaht. eanedallv to
a boxer of tbe Gibbons caliber, paaseth
our understanding.
"Wild Bill" Dovovan, tbe Yankees'
pilot for 1915, has announced that
out of the players allowed him by the
other clubs when the sale of the
VfltilroAu trflo nnl .tirnitvl. tin will
i IrfiAn ttmo TTft tTIW Tltali ..
ai' vuigv, uufu nftua wQ-truifc uuv
MI. LAKI RANCH
CHANGES HANDS
WARD DOLAK PURCHASES FARM
f
OF MARTIN PERNOLL KLAM.
ATH PASTOR SPEAKS SUNDAY
OTHER NEWS ITEMS
(Herald Special Service) -
MT. LAKI, Feb. 5. Martin Per-
noll has sold his ranch in the Spring
lake district to Ward Oolan. Mr. and
Mrs. Pernoll will remain here for
tbe spring and summer, moving to
Rogue river valley in the fall. Mr.
Pernoll's parents reaide there.
fielder, Walter Plpp, Detroit Ant base- Rev, J, S. Stubblefleld will preach
man and Walter Regh, Boston Amerl
can outfielder, are the ones .who stay.
Donovan Is mighty sweet on Plnn.
He thinks tbe youngster is all that
his name .applies a 'pippin.
(a. .kA If. .! l....t. a..-..
hii . umm tuuivu Duuumjr uiora
ing in exchange Mr. Avery will preach
at the Presbyterian church in the
Falls.
Mrs. Dawson Is reported as recov-
M ,M .i.iiiai I
aaaaBgsj -Ts3P-vnia
smlmlmHktf-WfSlanrr I
maSMCPIIIVrX
l.'url) In 1011 tlio family of the
Into Anthony X. Ilrady ntilhorlxuxd
tlio auaril niiiimilly Ii) tho American
Musiiim of Safety of u koIiI mndnl
to tho American ilcttrlc railway
I'luvnhil llalla ny conipniiy was the
wlliiHT of H.o colli medal. Ituuel
Adams Scars, l-irisldeiit. the win-
nur of Din slhrr im'ilal, and Mr,
Nial ttim the hroiitu medal.
BimmFimlhnKMtK
MIROLAS
ON
?"
f
T S
r;
KJkMT
At9PCn
-ar VBHV
PAVMftHV PLAN
I. Ortsi, Prtpricttr
'
- . owu .a icvmiou nil ret
A woman's volunteer reserve, com. erlng from an attack of is rrlom.
i a -. . .-'.:: : : "
jtiuncu ui cijieri rinewomen oi Lon
don, has organized and asked tbe
war office for an allotment of duties
In case England la Invaded.
ilury I'ickford, tho celebrated film
favorite, in "Teas of tho Storm Couu-1
try,"- attains u dramatic triumph)
greater than any that has ycl dis
tinguished her pbenomlna! career.
Tess of the Storm Couutry". tbe
drama of a woman's unconquerable
faith, written by a woman who knows
ber sex, will appeal to tho entire
feminlno population of the world
and tho other half.
TUo story of Teas with nor uuulnt
philosophy of life, Is at once humor
ous and Udtuetic. It Is mm nf ihr.
most powerful characterisations ever
conceived, 'iess Is an elemental typo
of womanhood, a primitive he-art
struggling with modern conditions
and tho delicate tortures of civilization.
Tho thome is full of unllft. umi
the dramatic situations often forco
a tear of which no ono need be
ashamed.
"HZ" FOR SORE,
TIRED FEET-AM
AEROPLANES BIG
EXPO FEATURE
Tl" H (inimi for Aching. Hnollin, DAILY FLIGHTS HY THK MJLI
IAB1 AMI CIVIL AVIATORS AT
HAN IHKflO Ktllt.VIHII THRILI4I
TOR THK VISITORS
tttwiit), CalloiiMsl Fti't
, or Corn
sua? cvciaK m surprise inem. i , im u por- ,,, ,
e was a large number present,tBya, ot lnhoustable fascination. "at u"',cr lll s""
a most enjoyable evening was "Te8S of the 8t" O.untry" is R "" eolll"K r,'"uf'
. Games and mtui .. ... tFamous Players' production comiu.H' ' " ,s "'" only r
"Captaha Jenny, 8. A."
Oold Seal feature in three reels
Animated Weekly
Latest from the war zone
"Cupid Polls a Tooth"
Nestor comedy
"Tbe Mratcrloas Hand"
Detective story in three rsi .in.
Grace Canard and Franel. Irwa
"Lucille Love" fame.
ADMISSION fe
M4T1MKK IVWT MTVItPAf AND
''' SUNDAY AT
iMt. Laki. On account of the stormy
evening, mere was a small audience.
Those present ware enthusiastic and
requested that the 'entertainment be
repeated at a later date,
On next Sanday evening the Christ
ian EndMver will tag a silver of.
ferlng, for the benefit of the state
O. 8. union.
The ML Laki Improvement Soetety
Is planning an laterattlag pregram
Famous Players' production composed
Mary Plckford aa Teas, tha ...,
The neighbors of Mr. and' Mrs. "!ttl0 "8lua"er" girl, dirty but beau
Jack Koontz met at their home on ' ' rude' w"fu. ucy, but noblo
rnursaay eveing to surprise them. , --'nucing, renaors a por
rnere
and
spent . Games and music were narr.
of the evening's program.
Mr. Kutcb.'former resident of Mt.
Laki, now of the Willamette valley,
is visiting among friends here.
Last Monday evenlna- Rev. iv
gave an Illustrated lecture st km.
land. A number went over froi
I
tggVa "Pull, Jnlmny, I'ulli"
what relief! No nioro tlrcil
(Hfrnlil Hixrrlnl Hcrvlie)
SAN l)li:00. Fob. 6 will. o.
UIcko the foromont avlntlou center
I" North America, thousands of vis
itors at the Hnn Diego exposition,
which opened hero Now Year's Eve
nro fascinated by the dally aeroplane
...mils nuoo nan Diego bay by army
ami civilian blrilnian.
Tho United states army's school
Theater Gail
' si -- - - -,.- -, 1lWl
Houston's
MetrtftliUn Ai
0000mwim
HOUSTON,
OPERA HOUtI
MiMhy and Ti
Fro, K and . Tiirsdiy
Klamath local l.cmim
The
'il
i i n
Qnrtet
STAR T HEATH
of fivn rAjtla 11.1. - . . tout all tin, i.ni..
...,, luu Siuu pnoiopiay1 I'umuiiui
of thrillB, mingled with the sweetest wlllch luff l"' ",0 feot
" nioro tirciii " "linen army's school
fpl 1 '. tin mm.. Iitit.l.... i IS lOf Xltltil ImrA .....l .. - . ...
" "iiiiuiii nii'i; no moro' "-,v "" i course, civilian
swollen, had smollliig, sweaty feet. tavIa,or,t " attractnl by tho military
.u muni mirtiiiss iii rorns, rnllouscs,! "'
bunions The latest ovldonco of this clty'a
No matte, what alls ,, ,,et a'ZVllZ, u"! V,"Uo,, 'nter ,a
what under the sun you'io tried with-! Aor.! J. J"'1'1 f ftWrd b
. oinwucn ror racorda
mado durinir mti .. nTr
m ii u msuiaisi
Just use "TIZ.
ly remedy thai draws
of human traits compassion, win bo
presented at the Star theater Satur
day and Sunday. The managemont
wishes to assuro the public that "Tens
of tho Storm Country" Is positively
the greatest picture that "LUtio
Mary" has over attomnted. Ii' irmn..
. uu u recora breaker.
First regular trains ran over tho
new railroad from Oregon City to Mt.
Angel January 80?'
The T. H. flhnviin ...mho. .
Is to start big logging operations at
Bend.
for Friday eventn v.t..
Among other numbers there win h
a mock trial. -
US UXIldntllinu
"TIZ" riiru
our foot trouble so you'll iu.v..r n..,..
or draw up your face In pain. Your
hIioch won't seem tight and your feet
will never, nevor hurl or ....
, . . .. cvi. nwi u
and swollen. Think of H v..
. -- '" lUtl
foot misery, no morn nm i
torus, cnllousfs or bunions,
fl . or . .
.... . uni uox ftl W drug
n.u, , uopnrtmcnt store and got
Instant J-ellOf. Wnnr. -m.n... ..."
. . . -...uii,r suoes.
-use onco, try "TIZ." Got u.hn,
trn... S L - " IW
J!" . ol coraror tor 2Z cents
Think of It! m'
(I'nld Advertisement)
Quebec. Csnaii .... u
ni. f.i i ' "" "" " com-
iPlete booking establishment In their
nunnery where gin, entering .r.
taught and trin.,i i .t. ."?. mn
of printing. "" rua'U
cro awarded to Va,orj, conitruc
ors and Inventors for work during
tlio last year; and of these ten, six
wore given for flight, nnd expeS
menus nt San Diego. , V
1. M. ('. Tnirlt uii. .....
I lio (l. M. a i-.,i. ... .. . .
. tho nutomoblln Iluo to hleKi.-.
nth county. This i.nm.i.. ..t.
will be sold this yeur by norI
li ehn. wi. i.. ... . oy "rga
.-.., .,.. nucuroa the aaaaev
or tho county, opSTZ
"II almost as many trqeka a u
with n load of from 1,500 to 000
Mme. Cstimrin. n . . .
f-mou, UuMUn who ,.7B"XryW
'. y. tb.i ,h. grrat
leave Hlberli I. .. .v ..rzA
months "swew oengfj
TIm. Kim of Dratli"
la two imrts
Featuring Moim Darkfettkrl
"llilw U07"
Kssanay drsms
'KilMwrr Slim and HU
Ksssusy comedy
Arinibwou l"C
COMING SATUItDAV AND V
MAIIY I'ICKFORd
In "Tess of tho Rtorm
Matlner every Saturday sad j
etfiifiO
TEMPLE THIA1
'Tha S1m ISaHll
. Kdlson two reel ietW f
"Waile Hresit Pays"
Hellg drama
,5J
"lovr, Oil and Grease"
Kalem comedy
AI3MHaWON ALWAYS !
MATINRM DAniY At'aMM
- all' liccnikd pic
MERRILL OPERA
Merrill, Of
MOTION pionmM
KM&
ANB SATURDAVfi'
- 7'
$
-mmm
k
" ' " J-l