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Young Men's Suits
Tall Men's Suits
Short Men's Suits
Stout Men's Suits
Suits for every man
All newly made
Several models
Fine worsteds
Unfinished weaves
Smooth weaves
Rough weaves
Plain effects
Newest mixtures
Many blues
Grays and browns .
Finely tailored
Finely finished
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ONLY 5 MORE DAYS
Hurry and get that suit
for the big celebration
$15 $20 $30
Suits from The House of Kuppenheimer
"You know" just right Make your selections early
K.. K.. V Store Leading Clothiers & Hatters
LIBERTY BELL
TO MAKE TRIP
Hatchery Is to
Be Improved
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CONSIDERED A MOST PRECIOUS
SHIPMENT EXTREME CAU
TION IS USED THROUGH TO
SAX FRANCISCO BV JUIiY ISTH
Probably the moat precious shlp
raeat ever handled by the railroads of
tha Called States is the Liberty' Bell,
t which, will cpsie across tbe continent
feat moatb (or exhibition at the Pan-afaa-Pacilc
exposition In San Fran
cisco and the cities and towns en
route. Elaborate precautions will be
taken to insure the safe transporta
tion of the priceless relic. i
JTbe bell will be handled on a spe
cial train. It will be under guard
very moment from the time it leaves
Philadelphia until it is returned
there. It will be carried on a special
gondola freight car, equipped with all
the safety appliances necessary to en
able it to be moved in a- passenger
, train. The gondola will .occupy tbe
same position as an observation car,
at the rear of the train, that the resi
dents of the cities and towns through
which it passes may view the bell.
There are six other cars sleepers,
diners, etc. these to be occupied by
the exposition dignitaries, Philadel
phia omclate and others making up
the escort committee of sixty or sev
enty persons.
The bell will leave Philadelphia on
July 7th. Safety of transportation
and tbe population, of tbe country
traversed by the railroads determined
the routing. It will pass through
Chicago and Kansas City, and thence
be transported to Omaha-, where it
will be taken in charge by the Union
Paciflc The latter road will carry it
through Denver and Salt Lake City
to-Ogden, where tbe Oregon Short
Line will assume charge, and take It
to Boise. From Boise it will go via
Eactern Oregon to Spokane and Puget
Sound, thence to Portland. After be
ing oa exhibition In this city for six
hours July 15th until noon, the South
em Paciflc will become Its guardian,
taking the bell and its escorting party
toward San Francisco. It will reach
Salem at 2 o'clock,, remaining half
aa hour; arriving at Eugene at S
o'clock and leaving IS mlnutei later.
The bell will be at Roseburgrom
8:15 unUl 8:10, leaving then for San
Francisco. July 17th will be Liberty
(Bcll Day at the exposition.
Moving Pictures
With last night's show the Orpheus
entered upon a new policy, and hence
forth no change will be made In the
dmlaUaa price. The Universal com
pwy la bow releasing each week a big
fatter timed from popular books
sad plays, sad starring soma of tbe
greatest actors and actresses in the
; World. This wui eaabl tha Orpheus
to give Its patrons some of tbe best
nletaraa to be had at the regular
prise. Starting Wednesday, this pop
alar aouaa will show each week a
MMM waskhjr whleh will be right down
ta aate.
main building, where the tlsb. are al
lowed to grow strong preparatory to
distribution. C. F. Stone suggested
that a dam be placed In the river,
which he estimated could be done at
a cost of $500, for the purpose of
running the trout up this stream.
Governor Wlthycombe, chairman of
tbe commission, expressed himself as
heartily in favor of tbe dam. as did
Mrs. Jack of Pendleton.
The commission was taken to the
Spencer Creek hatchery in automo
biles by local sportsmen, leaving the
White Pelican hotel at o'clock. On
tbe return they left the hatchery at
12 o'clock, coming back by the old
stage road by Chase's station to this
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A public reception was tendered the
Governor and tbe members of tho
commission at Ibe White Pelican ho
tel last night, at which several hun
dred people of the city were present.
The Governor made a few remarks,
speaking of the Importance of patriot
ism and loyalty to our country and
government at this time, and also of
the possibilities of the Klamath coun
try. The reception was In charge of
the Woman's Library Club of this
city.
Saturday night, following tbe ar
rival of the party In the city .a ban
quet at which seventy-flve local
sportsmen and members of the Cham
ber of Commerce were present to
honor the visitors, and to present to
them tbe situation here In regard to
fish and game and also tbe wants and
needs of tbe country. E. B. Hall act
ed as toastmaster.and Dr. E. D. John
son, president of the Chamber of
Commerce, explained the purpose of
tbe meeting.
I. N. Flelschner of the commission
brought a message from the Portland
Commercial Club, stating that though
they were unable to send a man here
for the Governor's visit, that the club
Ik behind Klamath Falls In her efforts
to get better transportation facilities.
Every member of the commission
stated that they would co-operate
and work to keep the Klamath coun
try the true "sportsmen's paradise,"
as It is known.
Governor Wlthycombe spoke favor
ably of the reputation that tbe coun
try and its sportsmen are getting by
creating a spirit of every sport bis
own game warden.
Early tbls morning the party left
for the Upper Lake, wbere they got
aboard a launch owned by Captain
J. W. Siemens of tbls city, to be tak
en to Harriman Lodge. There they
wero met by a party consisting of
Chas. Roberts, Chas. Moore Jr. and
W. O. Smith, who went around the
lake by machine, and who will con
vey the party to Crater Lake. Lunch I
was bad at Harriman Lodge.
At Crater Lake they are tbe guests
of Superintendent Steele and Mr,
Parkhurst, and will be taken tomor
row after spending tbe night at tbe
lake, to Medford by a delegation from
tbe Medford Commercial Club, after
which they will return to Salem by
rail.
Today Is Wjer Analvrcsaiy
Today Is an annlverslty of taa great
war iu 'ljurope. It was June 28th of
last jcar that the Austrian heir-apparent,
Archduko Francis Ferdinand
and his wife were assassinated at!
Sarajevo, uosnra. Lavrlo Prinsip, a
fnmttlcnl young Btudcnt, killed both
with a revolver as they passed down
the street in their carriage. Prinsip
was given a prison sentence and for
gotten. Because of the two deaths.
16.000.000 men .are trying to kill one
another.
Just one month after the assassina
tion' on July 28th Austria started
thecannon balls rolling by formally
declaring war on Servla.
Marriage Urease Issued.
A marriage license was Issued to
Mr. J. H. Faugbt and Mrs. E. A. Mc-
Nlckles of Colorado Saturday nlgbt.
NOTICE
All accounts against Klamath Falls
Baseball Club, incurred cither 1914
or 1915, should be filed with W. H.
Bennett, treasurer, at First State and
Savings Bank, before July 1st.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Walk-Overs make
easy K. K. K. Store.
life's pathway
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"An Old Grudge,"
Fourth Episode of
Box"
'The Btack
"Wild Irish Rose,"
Two Part Romance of Klllarney
"Kddle's Aw ml Predicament,"
Nestor Comedy
Admission Always 10c
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OLD-TIME GOLD CURE
DRINK HOT TEA!
Get a small package of HaiOur
Breast Tea, or as the German foil
call it, "Hamburger Bruit Thee," at any
pharmacy. Take a tablespounful of tin
tea, put a cup of boiling water upuu
it, pour through a .sieve and drink it
teacup full at any time daring the
day or before recirW. It is the ratwt
effective way to break a cold and curt
grip, as it opens tbe pores of the skin,
relieving congestion. Also loosens tlm
bowels, thus breaking up a cold.
Try it the next tune you suffer from
a cold or the grip. It la inexpensite
and entirely vasstable. therefore safe
sad harmless.
NEW SISKIYOU
CONTRACTS LET
HIGHWAY OVER MOUNTAINS TO
UK PAVED WITH CONCRETE
tlOXTIUCTS ARK AWARDED
TO HIDDKRS
To Ice Custemers:
MEDFORD, June 28. 8tate High
way Engineer Lewis has awarded con
tracts to tbe Portland Cement Corpor
ation of 8an Francisco for about
5,000 barrels of cement, and to the
Medford construction company for
about 10,000 cubic yards of, crushed
rock, to be used in concrete paving on
My attention has been called to n
statement In a recent issue of tbe Her
aid by Mr. Campbell or tho Klamath
Valley vWarshouso and Forwarding
compau) .,ln regard to tbe testa made
by Dr. Calvin 8. White of the K:nto
Board of Health, of tho manufactured
and the natural lee from samples sent
him by Dr. Trunx, city health officer
of this city. Mr. Campbell slates that
no samples of his Ice has been taken
by Dr. Truax. While I was not with
Dr. Truas on either occasion when
be took the samples, yet I have full
confidence In his Integrity and Judg
ment, and am quite sure that he took
fair samples from both Mr. Campbell
and ourselves. Mr. Campbell also
states that tbo natural Ice he has was
taken from tho west side of tho lake,
while that of the Independent com
pany was taken from tbe east side,
which Is practically correct. Wo; how-
tho Siskiyou mountain division of tbe
Paciflc highway, by day labor, under t ever, were careful to go far out Into
the direct supervision of tbe slate." the lake, where there Is always run
engineer, nlng water, while on the opposite side,
This pavement will bo eight feet where his was taken, Is a bay, whore
wide on the hill side of tbe road in there Is no current at any time, and
excavation, with an additional eight I where dead flsh, etc., would naturally
feet adjoining tbe paving of crushed! cither If thero wero any, which, how
rock roadbed, which will take care of ever, Is qulto Improbable during tho
tho heavy summer travel. lice harvesting season.
The highway commission also con-l When we went Into the Ice business
templates surfacing with crushed rock . hero we had beard a good drat of
all soft places on tbo Paciflc highway ( knocking of tho nntural Ice, and wo
from Stelnman to the California line, wnnted to know Just bow It stood as
and eventually, as money Is available.! to purity, etc., compared with tho
concrete will be laid for entire dls- manfuactured product. Therefore, we
tance. Tbe rock on tbo hill side of i had Dr. Truax tako samples of both,
tbe road eventually may be utlllsed'and send to the stato board of health
for a baso for further bard surfacing. . for analyses, and tbe result was ex-
The contract calls for about 5,000 actly as printed In the Herald. And
hstrr..la nf nAmAnt Ml S9 &1 a tinrrjif If Mr. Plllnnhjill rip anvnn tui n.l.
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and an allowance of 10 cents per sack. tlon the authority or correctness or
Tbe contract price for crushed rock) the tests tbey can call on Dr. Truax,
ranges between $1.73 and
cubic yard.
A Currrctki
Iteifrrlng to the annual report of
School District No. I, the n. 433.79
nolo U bearing N per cent Interest, In
stead of 1 qy cent, ns stated, and
l tin I iinnio Is n part of tlu- Irreducible
IiiiiiI known hk the Conger trust fund,
mid farther, that ttiU note raniu to
l ln rlstrlrt ns a part of the ottnte
when the tlnal settlement was made.
For the Information of tbe general
imlillr, theft) is also $11,430.71 In
oihIi Iu this fund. This Is drnwlng
but 4 per cent Inletest only until such
lime ns the board can secure a suit
able and secure loan fur the same.
Aside from this there Is iv surplus In
the Rencriil funil of $11,493.33, sub
ject to Marram Usuo at any lime, and
upon which the district Is drawing 2
per cent daily balance.
Lamont Comes
in Honored Car
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Hoppo Injured In ArrM-nl
'Jailed I'rrmt Service
SANTA ItORA, June SK.Wllllc
Hoppe Is seriously Injured ns a result
of n motorcycle nccldont Saturday
night. It did not become known un
til today.
Cornell Wins Junior Vnraily KlgliU
United I'rcss Service
I'OUOIIKKKI'HIK, June 28. Cor
nell won the Junior varsity eights,
Pennsylvania second and Columbia
third. Timo 10:40 1-5.
Mtlhrltt for ihp H'M Ml rssts
lie U 44 yenra old and graduate rif
llnnunl While engaged In news
paper work ho displayed an aptitude
for llnunco. He became secretary and
treasurer of the. Banker's Trust Com
l'ii ii), then vice-president of the same
company r.nd after that was road"
tlre-prcldent of the First National
Hank of New York. In 1911 ho was
Invited Into the Morgan organisation.
and before. Mr. Morgan's death was
made a partner in the Arm.
He also Is a director nf tlta Guar
anty Trust Company, tbe First Na
tional Hank, (l.amont, Corliss Co
J.G. While Company, International
Agricultural Corporation, (Northern
I'iulflc Hallway and other corpora
tions. Ho alo Is an overseer of liar
nrd University.
KOIt HAI.K Will sacrifice my'sU
cylinder, seven-passenger Stude
liuker ear, newly painted, new seat
rovers, 1150 extra equipment, engine
that hnti only run 300 miles; car prac
tically the same ns latest model; rea
son for selling, I am buying a Htude
baker roadster; a suap to the right
party. Dr. ('. K. Wheeler, city. 28-3t
$1.85
a ! who will verify them. Or, better still,
have him take other samples and have
jtnem tested, as we still have lots or
tho samo Ico, and Mr. Campbell, I
think, Is still making soma of tbe
-A fight manufactured lce.(
Mere statements from Mr. Camp-
RUB RHEUMATISM FROM
STIFF. ACHi
NG JOINTS
STAR THEATER
l'"The Exploits of EUiae,"
In Two Parts
-The Arcadians,"
Vltagraph Comedy In Two Parts
"Peg o' the, Wlldwood,"
Illograph Drama
Some beautjfnl styles la Arrow
HMrts at K. K. K. Store.
Ante Clothing aad Gloves.
"auto" see the Uae at K. K. K.
Vow
Bab Soreness frost joiata aaa mtuclai
wita a avail trial bottle of
14 ft-Jamba Oil
Step "dosing'' Rheumatism.
It's pain only; not one css In fifty
requires Internal treatment. Ksb sooth
ing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil"' right
on the "tender spot," and by tbe tirr.o
you say Jack Robinson out uomts the
rheumatic pain. "St. Jacob's Oil" fn
a harmless rheumatism cure which um'nr
disappoints anil, doesn't burn the skiu. it,
takes pain, soreness and sUffses frer,;
selling Joints, muscles and hones; flciri
sciatica, lumbago, backaclie, miu-ilK'r
Limber up I Get a 25 cnl fc't'H
of old-time, honest "St. Joto!, ' 0!l' '
from. any drug store, ami In u inouu-'t
youll he free from pelnu, cxhn ; I
staTi.es. Don't suffer I Rub rlieu.-i
(ism away,
Houston's
MetropoliUi hwatmttb
f lssasassvaMsjsi
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
Another Tremor
United Press Service
EL CENTRO, June 28.
.nli...lA . l.lt l !.. Im.....!!
.., iiiifuan wean cj( iu tut; iHllfoimi.
Valley this morning. Many families boll or ourselves as to tha purity or!
left their homes. A weakened wall at quality of our Ices ore not very satis
Calexlco fell as a result of the tremor. ! fylng to tbe public, but an analysis
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or mo arucie musi oe correct
Mr. Campbell' states again that hlsj
Ico Is made from tho city water, which
statement we do not question, but we
recall that samples of the city water
In the past have shown great Impur
jlty, and In tbo process of manufac
ture we can not see bow tha manu
factured Ice can be better than tha
water from which It Is made, being
i frozen in tanks, whllo on tbe other'
iliand, we aro told by scientific men
that Ico f reeling In the open forces'
the Impurities out as It froeies. Just1
as when a- bottle of Ink freezes tbo1
foreign matter Is forced to tbe hot
.torn, leaving the top practically
clear, i
We aro also told that Ice will purify;
ilself within six months. This Ico of
ours has beon stored for sis months,'
,so must be practically puro now. I
We quite agree with Mr. Campbell
that the people of tbls city ibould'
iook to me purity or its water aaa iee,
and should further uaa only the J
purest, and u that ead we shall la
slst on tho health authorities making'
tests of the Ico from time ia time as'
the summer advances and Impurities j
Increase,
Wo ask for ourselves and tha public'
n fair shake, end shall Insist that wet
have it: .
1ND1PBNDBNT IOR CO.. I
24-lt
BALLOONS FREE
This wk w will give away a fins bal
loon with each 25c purchase of any of the
articles named below. Every household
needs one or more of these articles. Get
them now and make the kiddies happy.
10 aaa 18c
Miatineeo Kvery Satarday aad Sunday
t aiso
TEMPLE THEATER
Tlut Awakening Hoar,"
Lubln Three Reel Drama
"Tha Substitute,"
Lubln Comedy
"I'athe Dally News"
Entire Change Sunday
Admission Always tee,
MATfNKK DAILY AT 810
Alili MGKNSKD PIOTVMM
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
Merrill, Ore., ,
(MOTION I'lCTimiM TVMDAVI
I nni' visas ssi'is !
'By J AS. W. STRAW.
NYAL'jS FACE CREAM
For sunburn, tan, chapped hands and lips
NYAL'S F1GSEN
A candy cathartic. . Fine for children
MAYFLOWER TALCUM
Borated and antiseptic. Best for babies
NYAL'S EASEM
A powder for tired and aching feet
NYLOT1S FACE POWDER s
A rice powder of unusual excellence
NYAL'S TOOTH POWDER
' Whitens the teeth. Sweetens the breath
25c
25c
25c
25ti
25c
25c
We will also give the' balloons with pur
chase of toilet articlesteoth brushes, mani
cure goods, perfucftes, powder puffs, chanv
ois skins, rubber goods, etc.
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