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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Now if your chance to get the first choice from a large assortment of Spring Suits we received Saturday.
Everything that is new in styles and patterns. We overlooked nothing that was up to date. This it
an age when clothes make a wonderful difference in a man's chances of success in life. What you wear
and how you wear it commands a great deal of thought and talk on the part of your friends, acquaintances and
neighbors. If you wear good clothes they are bound to respect you. That is the kind we sell. Why not dress up?
K. K. K. STORE
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ST, PAUL, Ftb. 22. In order
' successfully to sue a man for
the alienation of your wife's af-
fectlons, you must have a wife.
That Is the verdict of a court
here. In the case of Adolph
Nordquist, suing J. W. Allen
for the alienation of the affec-
tlona of Anna Hansen, whom 4
Allen claimed as his wife.
Anna said not, and the Jury
took her word for It.
head. ItitnnAfl' tin nnrt wrnltrAjt n i.l I
corner, claiming that he had been
fouled, and that he should be given ; . T
the decision. JMrs. OaeUl Takes Home
Referee Burns,, however, finally' Mrs. Charles M. Onelll. who re-
The bout came very near termlnat-i
Ing In the first round, when Sllva, on j
being knocked down and receiving!
an unintentional blow on top of his j
Billy Sunday, Noted Evangelist
managed to convince 8llva that he
had not been injured, and the North
Beach heavyweight advanced to the
ring to take the remainder of his
beating.
Ritchie, aside from hitting Sllva
while he was down struck him low
two or three times daring the boat.
bat on no occasion did the "illegal"
poaches do any damage.
Ritchie does aot seem to be a foal
fighter, but is young aad Inex
perienced aad will have to learn to
keep tuVhead daring exciting mo-
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Pgtmti iru of KMaMttn coonty are working, was
ACBUIHC I remodeled and a nw law rnvorlnv
. (Coatiaaed from Pace D
iooaslstlag of the governor, who will
be ehalnaaa. aad four members to
be aMolated by the chief execuUve.
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noiatad from Portland, naa trnm th
'wmts;jpart.of, eastern Oregon, and
,;;"foe from Klamath coaaty. There
? -, was aultea fiaht over whether the
Ig'fourtamembem" should be appoiated
-y.Vtrttam ICaatMa 'mCIixIIi' ai.n. u
OOTiawlj'Itaycombe" has promised
gl':io make the'appolntment from Klam-
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spsTa measure commonly known as
Jthe ' tradlag ,etamp bill was passed
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-aies, m is Beiievea win mesa aa
l;;-f.en;of the stamp aad serin business
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?of -loo-rroM legislaUoa. Amea
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the special needs of the Willamette
valley was passed. The old law was
left, intact
cently underwent a surgical opera'
tlon as .Blackburn hospital, has im
proved sufficiently to be removed to
her home.
DemocraU Baaqaet
United Press Service
TOPEKA. Feb. 22 Kansas demo
cracy will banquet here tonight In
observance of Washington's birthday.
Plans for 1916 will be discussed.
When Fifty-three Tears Old
I Insured for $21,000, the best
transaction of my, life. It pays me
a life Income now. $5676 I bor
rowed was paid by dividends. O. H.
Strohl, Santa Rosa. California.
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- oM law was full of. contradictions and
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llrondwny star foniur... "a muiio
Hid," n dramatic offering, imrlrIf
modern Amprlcan hleh nr.. w. C.
presented.. "A Million li,r ,
of the beat offerings ovr inado br
the flroadway Star roinimxv -J.
management takes nimann. i.
ommedlng It to patrons n n nuitrlor
offering. "A Million 1H.I" i. i ...
of parta and in addition, mm ,-..
"Ilasards of ifelen'
will bo shown.
rnllrond m.rN
VOUNfJ MAN wants l.onnl ami room
with bath, In prlvntn fninllv n
of rcfi'reiifo. Call iiluum uo, be
tween I and fi, ' ,.
This is the famous Billy Sunday, tho man who awakened Philadelphia
the city which, In the eyes of Jealous neighbors, has been asleep most of
the time since It was founded. Ma Sunday, to whom Is duo much of tils
success, is also shown.
' Crhnn" tho'luniillner at tho Orpheus,
i Ih by far tho grcatcnt picture ever ex
Ihlhltcd In this rlty.
, Thin ufferlitK doiils with the llf a
,a bank r-inhter, who rails Into fast
. rompany, and Is finally sent to prison
ntfn ilcfnultor. (Cscaplne; from con-
titianicnt, ha Is tnkon In by a hand
of train rohhers, nnd ninny exciting
(went follow. One sceno In this
(pcturo Is declared tho most daring
;ver ecn by thoso wltnoiwInK the
performance Inst ovonlng.
This program will ho repealed this
j evening.
j It was tho intention of Uut manage
j ment to show five reels In tho future,
hut owing to u nilsiinderstandlnsr our
'Keystone comedy did not arrive. This
has boon remedied, however, and
starting with Wednesday "Klamath's
Klassy Show House" will exhibit a
nvo-reel program of "pictures that are
different."
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Th second episode of "Tho Ex
ploits of Klnlno" will be presented
at tho Star theater tonight. This
will undoubtedly prove a most In-
.foresting number. It will bo of edu
cational value, as It portrays the
'wonderful workings of tho now dis
covery of tho "twilight sloop. Read
. tho story In today's Herald, nnd seo
i tho exact reproduction In pictures
tonight. MONDAY ONLY
A two pnrt Knlom drama. "The '"N'" Twilight Hlewf
Hojnh's Vow," nnd an Edison comedy Second episode of the "Exploit!
complete today's five-reel program. f Blaine", In two psrts
( i uesaay and Wednesday the big "" Wajah's Vow
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Theater Guide
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HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
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STAR THEATER
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High School students are requested
to remember (list HENLINE with his
complete equipment, Is perfectly able
to handle all the photographic work
aeeded for tho High School Boomer.
While "Sixty Sittings a Day" sounds
big, Archie says lie can do it with
ease, and has done so before. All
he wants you to do Is to make tho
appointments. He will do the work.
Aad, remember, whllo lie is no owl,
Ills equipment enable him to work
by night, as well as by day.
Select your own hour, and HENLINE
will do tho rest.
All orders can bo turned out in twen
tr.foar hours, If necessary, without
saerttclag the quality of the work.
What Happened
AT THE
K. F. Steam Laundry
Thoy hnvo Just completed Instnll
Ing an Immense shelving spaco, so
they can handle tholr increasing
rough dry.
We Call for All
Bundles
Phone 33
In two nans
"netting Assay float"
Hdlson comedy
AHM1SAIO.V 10 and 15c
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Tho stupendous Droadwnr Star pro
duction ,
"A Million Itlil"
In flvo narts
Addod Attraction
"The OM at the Throttle"
Matinee Tuesday nt 4 p. m,
Matinees every Saturday and Hasssy
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"Tho Price of Crimo" ,
Thrilling feature In ,... ..i.
"What Happened to Outey"
Comedy
COMING WEDNESDAY
"THE BATTLING BRITISH"
Peaturo in threeparts '
ADMISSION 10c
MATINEE KVKMY NATUfWAV AND
"Iord Cecil Keeps III Word'
Tenth romance of "Ileloved
Adventurer"
"A Mixtip la Drees Suit Cases"
Vltagraph comedy In two ptrti
"House of SUeslce"
Olograph drama
ADMISSION ALWAYS 10 CRNft'
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