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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
vauk runt".
The regular $3,00 genuine John
B. Stetson Hate go on sate for
You can buy regular 15c Black
and Tan Sox on Bale, per pair,
Choice of any $5.00 Florshcim I Klorshcim's $7.00 Hand-Lasted I We will sell regular $3.50 King
Regular 10c Canvas Gloves go,
on sale per pair,
anuc in me store lor snoes eo on sale per pair Shoes at this sale per nair
3
.65
5c
4
.10
$5.7S
2
.85
5c
Home of Hart, Shaffner & Marx Clothes
sv
All 50c and 60c Work Shim,
the best brands made, go on
ale at
3 for '1
You can buy regular $1.00
Dress and Negligee Shirts at
this sale for
You can buy 25c Boston, Paris
or Majestic Garters at this sale,
per pair,
15c
StiKnrman'ti Special Overalls,
regular 90c values, on sale
Boys' Suits, Smaft Set and
Steele Fibre Brand $6.00
values on sale
You can buy $4.00 Bellmont
Shoes during this sale per pair
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K. SUGARMAN'S
MIGHTY UNLOADING
SALE
Continues to draw big crowds of satisfied customers. This is not a sale of. odds and
ends or cheap merchandise bought for special sale purposes. It is a sale of the
highest class and best brands of merchandise that can be bought for men and boys.
There is absolutely no reserve. Every article in this store is on sale, including the
famous Hart, Shaffner & Marx Clothes, Clothcraft Suits and Coats, Stetson Hate,
Florsheim Shoes and all high grade brands of furnishing goods at prices that defy any
sale or competition. Come! Look around! Let nothing keep you away!
Watch the Special Window for Saturday
We will sell $25.00 Hart. Shaff
ner & Marx Suits at this sale for
113
.95
AH $30.00 Hart. Shaffner &
Marx Suits go on sale for
21
All $10.00 Clothcraft Suits go
on sale for
$7.25
You can buy any $15.00 Cloth
craft Suit in the store for
9
75
65c
You can buy the famous Hart,
Shaffner & Marx $20.00 Suits
for
14
.85
Boys' $2.00 School Shoes, but
ton and lace, on sale per pair
$155
Boys' Baynee Waists, adjust
able patent loop, 65c value on
sale
39c
Regular $20.00 Clothcraft Suits
go on sale for
13
.85
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What the War
Moves Mean
Hjr J. V. T. MAHON
(WrliiMi for the United Press)
NKW VOUK. July 15. Tho Jeftl
uy which him followed David l.loyd
cordon Midduii ascendency as tho
lotentlnl savior of (treat llrltnln, linn
nuwd n series of thinly veiled st
ork upon lilm, Home of England's
tuiMmen who were Intent on making
'Olltlral cnpltnl for themselves out of
I"1 WAT do not Ink.. Itlnrilv .. ihn
tcmIko which ho lit enjoying.
That In why Lord lialdeno revealed
p fact thai a ministerial committee.
Including Minister floor, wan form
ed Ian October lo provide for In
mm In iminltloiiH.of war. Iord Hal
'lene suggests that the meaauro
should hnvn been becun laat autumn.
Tho Inference In that Ilaldene desires
" enwo tho Impression that Uoyd
'iWRo l nine montha behind with
W" I'lntiK for an Increase In muni
tion.
Inanmurh aH Lord lialdeno la Pro-
mlr ARqiilth'H cIoho neraonal and
political friend, It l Impoulble to bo
iIpvo that i ho nttnek was made ex
cmt with AHqulth'a approval. Aug
HO'tloilH hllVO rocontlv hnnn madn
jlhftt l.loyd (leorgo Ih destined In oust'
Awjiilth r, premier. No doubt Itnl
iteiio nnd Asqulth dUmmm-il thin, with i
tho result thnt nn effort will bo made
to undermine (leorgn'N liifluenre by
attacking hi work In tho war office
' Lord Kitchener, however, u chair
.mini of the wnr committee, holdM a
power which In greater thnn imy pre.
linn "mm i.iuyu iinurKo iiiikiii on
tnln. tit hi ill thin responsibility Ik
llxeil absolutely. Ill fnllure ns head
of the nrmy In not yet fiillly under
mood by the Englishmen, although It
Ih by the (lermnns. Tho attack upon
Kitchener nro In the nature of a
flank movement minima l.loyd
(leorite. Demand Iiiih been for the
removal of, Hlr Stanley von Donop.
TIiIh In mi attempt to Infer that re
sponsibility for Donnp'N policy la
llxed on Kitchener.
l.loyd (tonrge wants imbllc punish
input In dieted upon the higher offi
cials whom ho rcgnrds ns Incompe
tent. Rival polltlclnnN do not want
HiIh, Ro Englannd In Htlll muddling.
HOW
Xo Mrv Hnnil Until
United I'roia Korvlco
VKNICK, July 15, Club women
Imve prepared a petition to(lhu city
trustees, iiHklng that bathers be pro
hlblted from lolling on the bench In
Hcnnty ntllre. Thoy also want bath
robca worn by nil swimmers right
down to tho water's edge.
SPORTING GOSSIP
IN NEW YORK
ll (iKOIUJK It. IIOLMKK
(Pulled Press Stuff Correspondent)
NEW VOUK. July 1G. Womou
nro becomlnu some of Now York's
niOHi nidont llKht fans. Knch suc
ceeding card. especially the open air
nriety, Hilda more nnd more of tho
reputed weaker sex occupying seats
with the sumo sang-froid nu thulr Hiit
I.OHPdly Hiorner oscortB. About 400
huve attended eucli of tho IiihI two
IioiiIh, mid they evidenced tho sumo
mill Homctlmo moro intercut In tho
smack of glnvo mcotltiK Jnw tluiu tho
men. And tho eoiiRcrvntlve Individ
ual who Imagines they cnu't bIiiiuI
tho slglit of tho red, red blood Is nil
wrong.
Johnny Wolxsmuutle, the llrooklyn
impresario, staged a curd nt Ehbotts
Field a few ulglitB ngo that was ubout
the Korlest New York funs have seen
for moons. The first ten-round affair
'whs stopped by tho reforco after ono
'of tho boyH had dyed the ropes and
i the referee's natty white suit with
"red. An awful howl went up when
(the arbiter called n halt and It
I wasn't all dono by the men, cither.
Outrageous! commented one
Mutely, grny-hnlred dnmo who sat
near tho ring and nonchalantly
.smoked Kold-tlppcd cigarettes. "That
man lind no right to stop that bout;
tint hoy wnRn't hurt, ho Just looked
bad. Don't you think so?" she fin
ished, turning to her companion, an
elderly man. lie nodded aasent.
The. second affair, between Sailor
Kred Prltts nnd Uoer Rodel, was
even more gory. Tho referee, how
ever, didn't llko to risk the further
dlHpleasurn of tho crowd, nnd let the
bout go on. Then In the eighth round,
when tho Sailor went down for tho
liiNiiniiice that pays. See Clillcote,
long sleep under u straight right to'
'his bloody visage, tho women cheered
jii loudly as the men.
Tho stately grny-halred woman ap
plauded. '
i
' Jim Corbett, one time king of the
1 heavy-weight universe, has u now '
'wanth-to-be-champion. Jim vows he's
.a wonder, and will be champion be-1
foro long. Tho name of this new
I menace of Wlllard's is Tom Cowler,'
mid ho halts from Sydney, Australia,!
whero Corbett picked him up while
jCii a vaudeville tour. Tho Australian1
utands six feet two and iv'half inches,
Uiid hits the scales at 20S pounds)
worth. i
Corbett plans to pit him against
.the second-rate heavyweights for a
Awhile, to give him a chance to find
I ou how they do It in the States. Then
lio'll put -him against several good
boyn as n sort of polisher, and then
YVUInrd. Coffee and the whole gangi
I can hop on Tom's neck whenever thoy
J feel llko It. This, of course, is all
-ueeoidlng to Mr. Corbett.
Woman Suffrage?
I'iiI ted Press Service
I.OS ANGELES. July 15. If coun
cilmen Insist upon producing large
volumes of tobacco smoke in the city
hall. Mrs. Estelle I.awton Llndsey,
tlrst councllwoman of n city of the
first class, says she will burn incense
In self defense.
She does not believe in women
smoking, but does believe that wo-
men have as much right as men to
make clouds of smoke in the legisla
tive halls.
I tig Clothing Sale at K. K. K. Store.
"HZ" HELPS
SOWED FEET
Jiood.by. tore fMt, buralsc eH,awol
!, iwtaty fet, mm111b let, tired
"ood-by, corn. oallouiM. dubIom aad
raw maw. no
more mm tlgkt
Is&wBI
IIhdIb with
pais or drawing
us your (oca In
tear. "TIK"is
iMgfcal. seta
right of. "TIZ"
draws out all the
poisonous exuda
tlona which puff
Up the feet, Use
lorialu r,.,00t . Ahl how eoa
n,rl '1.,Z "o t wy druggltt or
Z1,, 'eet- Bl-ul ttr fat that aevar
m ': ".!!? hu".. asm mi tUft. A
r.fun4r
I'ntM'nce of Mlnil, Hut
t.tutt(J Praia Service
COMPTONr July IB. -Confronted
by auto bandits, J. Tncknmosn, a
peddler, hid f 00 In a cabbage. Now ho
can't remembor which cabbage It was.
A New Vy
I.OH AN(lRf.R8, July IS. A
French bandit, export In the sclonco
of aavivto, stopped from behind n tolo-
graph pole, kicked Michael Krlckson
In tho Jnw nnd fled with his victlm'H
watch.
Trade Cotnmbilotta Itequeat Denltnl
SAN PRANCI8CO, July Ki.A re
quest presented to tho federal court
of nppoalH was denied tho Undo or
ganisation of Baeromonto, Btockton,
Han Joko and Hunta Clara for tho
temporary suspension of tho com
merce commluloni order, which goos
Into effect at midnight, eliminating
cltlea from certain terminal ratea on
v traMOontloeatat rallroada. The
commlHlon held that aufflclant warn
Inff had not hats siren.
WILLAMETTF
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is a tent that will stand hard wear and
weather.
That won't come apart through cheap material or
workmanship.
That will be us good next year and the year after,
as it is the first season.
you am get such u Tent by asking for the "Will-
umette" ami making sure our trade-mark is on it.
Every Tent is guaranteed to give absolute satisfacton.
"WiUauulU" Tritt ur mmia In mlt tU mnd aitw.
Th$y cott no mor than Ttntt without nmm ar f uarwalw.
For Sale by All Reliable Dealers
HIR8HWEI8 MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Maker
JtoSMrf WtlhmHI Tml jnI Awmtat ft.
PORTLAND, ORMON
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To Trevent Typliold Fever
1'nlted Press Service
SACnAMENTO. July 15. Califor
nia's battle against typhoid fever will
bo started In earnest next month,
when the new sanitary department of
engineering, headed by Professor C.
C. Hyde and Chester Gillespie will
begin an investigation. Water sup
plies of various cities will be first Investigated.
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
NOSTRILS AND HEAD
Su Cream Applied In Nostrils
j lii'iievet llead-coids at Once.
Count ilfty! Your cold in head or
calnnh disappears. Your clogged nos
trils will open, the-air passages ot
.Mini- head will float; and you can
brcntlie freely. No more snuffling,
hanking, musous discharge, dryness
or headache; no struggling for breath
nt night,
Cot a small bottle of Kly's Cream'
flnlm from your druggist and apply a
little of this frngrnnt nntlseptlc cream
I lu onr nostrils. It penetrates through
nvery nlr passage of the head, sooth
n g nnd healing the swollen or In
tlnmcd mucous membrane, giving you
.instant relief. Head colda and catarrh t
lylold like magic. Don't stay stuffed,
i up a ml miserable. Relief la sure.
(Taid Advertisement)
Thought CaminzA Be Recognized
United Press Service
WASHINGTON. D. C. July 15.
It is tho general belief here that the
administration will recognize Carrnn
zn. He is showing tho desire and tho
ability to restore order In Mexico,
and It is considered that it would save
t rouble with Villa and Zapata.
LEGAL NOTICES
-Notice to Taxpayers
The tax rolls are now open tor in
spection. All property owners are
requested to call at the aaseaaor's
office and look over their assessment.
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.Nut lie of Assessment -California
Oregon Power Company
Location of Principal Place of Busi
ness; San Francisco, California.
N'otico is hereby given that at &
meeting of the directors held on the
-!)th duy of June, 1915, an assess
ment (No. 1) of thirty cents per share
ililn nunoiinremeut curries the uiesnag to yon Uiat
Western Transfer Co.
Ifjiiilhitf lttvctiK"rti Bagsco aad Kreitfht to Mail Boats for
Calkins & Hamilton
1'lwne IH7, or leave orders at BUS Mala atrvtt. ,- y
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was. levied upon the capital stock of
the corporation, payable Immediately
to the secretary at the office of the
corporation, No. 131 Leldesdorff
street. San Francisco, California. Any
stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on Saturday, the
7th day of August. 1915, will be de
linquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and, unless payment" is '
made before, will be sold on Satur
day, the 28th day ot August, 1915,
at the hour of 12 m.. to pay the de
linquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising, and expense ot
sale.
Hated June 29th. 1915.
ALEX. J. ROSBOROUGH,
Secretary California-Oregon
Power Company.
Ollice: 131 Leldesdorff street, San
Francisco, California. 610t
N'otire Inviting Proposals to Furnish
City With One Work Horse
Notice is hereby given that pro
posals wilt be received by the Com
mon Council for furnishing the city
with one work horse, weighing be
tween 1.400 and 1,600 pounds, not
under 8 nor over 12 years of age.
Proposnls will be received up to
and Including Saturday, July 17,1915,
at 1:30 o'clock p. m.
Inspection of animals, to be made at
tho city barn in rear ot city hall.
Tho rnnnnil rennrvoa thn rlffht to
reject any and air'aHUnalsoffered, .
nnd also all proposals.
By order of the council made July
12,1915. A. L. LEAVITT.
14-4t Police Judge.
Notice Inviting Proposals to FursJsto
mid Install Screens la City Hall
Windows, and Avmlags for Five
Windows.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by the Pa
lleo Judge of the City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, for making and install
ing screens for the windows of the
city hall, in accordance with the speol
flcntlons on file with the Police Judge,
Also for furnishing and Installing
Ave window awnings. Awnlnsja to be
made of 10-os, striped duck.
Proposals will be receive vp to
and Including Mpnday, July Lifts, st
sVo'elosk p. m at which date M
By Girder of the oouaell mate a4,
entered July IS, 1915.
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