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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1915)
"ffi ' K. Wi -MWPAV, NOVKMRim II, ttl THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAar.wdut V MAGUIRE j 4j TC. KP- &&.: I SJSri- s BK bbibbibbi no ""8J8mpjpjpj8jPJBPJm 4; BB9B p L-M1 fbtCTcilWE S "1 J??-. Still Handing Out the Barg; Prices the Lowe Savings the Gre l 3 ., m ,:j s?r ? , t7? CihE1 LKftgS J i '.'. ssh : i, ,!, 1 Bargains in every corner of the store. Every available spot is packed with seasonable merchandise at cut prices. We must convert the greater amount of this mammoth stock into cash to purchase J F. Mttflriut a lmfrjmvAcf TKava i Knot . t. JJ Z. .J J 2. 21. ,-J iL.i j. CI ACUI CT A .'CUlM SLASH!. We have no regard for former prices. We must sell. If you want to save money, here's where to dp your buying. Come now while the buying is good. MEN'S OVKROOATH It.-K. H2.&0 Overcoats 97.78 Itvg. rir.,00 Overcoat 98.45 K.'K. UN. 00 Overcoat ..... 919.4ft IU-k. I22.no Overcoats 918.50 HOY'S OVKROOATH llvg, f 3.75 Ovcrcoata ItcR. 15.00 Overcoat .98.48 AM, ItiritllKR flOODS REDUCED MEN'S SUITS Hog. t'8.60 Suit 94.05 IU-K. f 10.00 Suit 87JW IIPK. $12.50 Suit $0.80 itotc. $ir.oo suit 9ir.25 llcg. 1S. 00 Suit 91&85 Itog. 123.50 Suit 918.25 50c Wool Sorgo 80c MEN'S SHOES lleg. $3.00 Work Shoe 92.45 Rck. $4-00 Work Shoo- 98.25 Reg. $3. CO Dress Shoe . . .9&AS Ilea;. $4.00 Dreg Shoe 98.25 IteR. t'5.00 DreMB Shoe 98.95 . HKS'H OVERALLS 75c Men's Waist Ovaratla 55c $1.00 Men's Dlb Overalls 70c tSOc Ruff Keck Sweaters 89c MEN'S MACKINAWS Reg. $5.00 Mackinaw 94.10 Reg. $6.00 Mackinaw 9445 iRc'k. $8.50 Mackinaw 97.10 Reg. $10.00 Mackinaw 9845 BLANKETS, JJTO. $5.00,Wool BlankeU '. 98.88 75c Cotton BlankeU 48c $1.00 Cotton BlankeU 85c MEN'S UNDERWEAR 50c Men's Fleece Lined Underwear 25 60c Men's Oeece-llned Underwear, 25c $1.25 Men's wool Underwear . . . .85c $1.25 Men's Union SulU .. 86c $1.60 Men's Union Suits 9145 WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S Ills; rednctioci in all OUTINa FLANNEL 7,Vic Outing Flannel .5c 10c White.. Pink, Blue Outing Flannel .7c .LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSE 25c Ladles' Hose lc 16c Ladles Hose ;.. .yj.-v $'HS 15c Children Heavy Hose ..... ,-.8ev 26c Large Bath Towel", i . .'. . . ."10c A m Nothing Reserved , . "' '& "", - M t TvA -,' - ? tV "fcA JC -i'.-pJtS' 88 mwji &: i!A T5?. " JCVt hb r.' v mm i&1&&. .VpV !JMrvi "' Ji'"r"s I5g Remember, Everything Reduced Asa. ihiit fmiSm 'srr3Mf SSSftat? ai SKEWS' w M .-I'W?! MK'.-I , JS- What the La Follette Seamen's Law Provides (United lres Staff Correspondent) WASIUNOTON, D. C. Nov. 11. Htre U Just what the new La Follette 8wmen's ct provldea for owner. mIIoi-h nnil public, with the coromerco apartment's rulings on certain aec llon of the law Incorporated. Section 1 compels a ship captain, horMiomlcd during a voyage, to All vacancies with men of the se or higher rating before proceeding. Sec tion 2 makes nine hours a day's work '" port. Section 3 provldeMhat for wry day's dolay In collecting his "agon, a man got double pay. Section 4 provide that in any port tailor on any ahlp may collect half W pay or complain to United States i wer nnd got full pay and the right! o quit, I Hociion ft rules that a majority of we common crew may have the ship ewmlnod f0r seaworthiness or IU sup imic ror quality by United States atents. Soctlon 6 bid goodbye to the forecastle nf fiction. There must a n for each man in a clean room -.-.hbo ana ventilated, and with a wowor bath. There muat be a shlp'a hospital. When a sailor quits, says Section 7, o cannot bo Imprisoned or (or! to work. For Insubordination he may Placed In irons and for assaulting n offlcor, Imprisoned two days. section 9 prohibits logging sailors. tbe master of a vessel falls to de- w such an offender, he and the - owners are liable tor dsaaages. tion lo gives two ounces of tHttsr' m Ave quarts of water to each sailor dally, . Section a prohibits sailors assign 'n wages to employment oce,or "Moon, wage can be asslgnW only w near relatives., lection II prb- niDlU garnUhmu '.. n hv .1 .. " T .""".f1" LIBERTY TO BE "SLICKED OP" i TO RECEIVE FIRST KEXOVAT 1X! SINCE IiEING PRESENTED IIV FRANCE ' Says Express Cars Will Kill Dry Laws NEW YORK, Nov. gradually rise to 65 per cent. In 1920 an nblo seaman must have had threo years' service on the seas or great lakes. k Each lifeboat shall be in charge of an able seaman. Ships more than United l'ress Service twenty miles from shore must have ilfebonU nd lifer aft a for all. except i r-nm Um i r m Hniitmiihnr 15. when ! who has not washed there must bo lifeboats nnd rafU for 70 per cent. On the great lakes, boaU for 20 per cent and rafts for 30 per cent are required. Section 15 f quires any barge losing a passenger or sailor to report It. Sections 16 and 17 give foreign sailors the right to quit foreign ships In Unltod SUtes'harbors. All treaties requiring United States officers to hunt such deserters are abrogated by WASHINGTON, D.-C.Nov. 11. Is the express company's little red tt wheeled wagon to supplant the Ba lloon as the nation's bartender T Where I the states have gone dry the weU j concentrate their wares and forces In the nearest wet center, say the 1 1. Liberty, idry8, wet leaders will not admit it. her face nor I On the Pacific Coast, Washington dolled up lu nny way since she walk- nd Oregon have gone dry and Brlt- ,isn uoiumoia nas pronioiuon as an ...l .Inn... hwn intn iha wnifir In mi, . . . . . ', Ibsuo and the wets are moving their lighten the world, Is being prepared ,anta t0 Cnforn,a, by Undo Sara's boys for a renewal of j -Oregon and Washington will have her youth. , Just, as much liquor, but it will be Lib is more akin to godliness than , manufactured outside' their' states," cleanliness now. No wonder she is the wets' belief., shows her age. She is constantly j Just a little north of dry Colorado wearied by out-of-town folk running the wets are constructing large ware-up-and down inside her. Her gown i bouses and shipping centers, chief of "arts acting fW . tytlon it require.' relatives. MaulMa' 4KVn 'utit of -? wow 'p uassfttand obsoms' or rPi but hU brdara-lii all tk.y nsed you should he tetereeted In llfo insurance. Ask ChJJeete about Mio "Dividend paying compaoy of Asser. lea." ' The lime Industry of Southern Or egon haa been boosted by tbo ship ment of 110 tons to Lane county for fertiliser. ttfrij TT.E353:" mVZMmZZmammi ..4 ihe.es through the middle erei Z"V.'rf il ." "L 57. 1 137..V . iu easlern resting pUce. iviAi. nHuaaiST w are highly plotssd with the quiCK actios of sBdMben- mh, glycerine, 818., 98 jp tafgg neh, 8M sad eeKiMo AT ONM. Whitman Drsi Co. t4T. from there.too. "Their plan will -be. a success for a time, perhaps," 'said 0. E. Din widdle, national legislative superin tendent for the anti-saloon leagne. "In certain sections they stay with- ectlon 8. Section 19 provldea that a, of green stain, trimmed In soot and whjch is to be in Cheyenne, Wyoming, sailor III away from home Is to be. old point moss, has blowsed her con-Idaho, also dry. likely 'wlU'be served cared for by a United States consul. LIBERTY BELL LEAVES THE FAIR , ' " ,m HISTORIC RELIC IS TODAY LOAD ED ON SPECIAL TRAIN AND STARTED FOR 8AN DIBOO KX POSITION SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. U, in urded by soldiers, sailor and marines, the Liberty, Bell was taken irm the exposition today to the Southern PncWc station,, snd embark ed on Its Journey back to the Quaker City. The Joint Philadelphia commit tee which brought It here will tee It safely homeward. , It will stop at many pomiaen rvw, ( d ovar the snuinern rom w FrssRo, Los Aogslo. Saa aldorably. Her arms need a ton or soapsuds. Her romploxlon Is awful very bilious and all that. Her toga, or peplus, or whatever the classics call her nightgown, needs a scrubbing brush, much. From a dtsance, Lib looks rather well In her green outfit. The art sharks call It "precious avatar of the antique" and object to Its being dis turbed. But Uncle Sam thinks she ought to.have, a coat of glaring new gold paint. Lib has no choice be tween art and governmental orders. She'll get the paint. Btand the dry wave for a while. "When the Webb-Kenyon bill gets into smooth operation, however; when iU constitutionality has been tested, everywhere and IU loopholes plugged-up, It wilt be good night' for the little red express wagon with the red-eye aboard. "If the wets want any vehicle at all, they'll have to take the water wagon." Facts show." said Hugh F. Harvey, national legislative leader tor the weU, that where the saloon goes out,, other means of distributing -liquor eome in. But this nation Isn't going dry as fast as you might imag ine. "Many states that go dry have been largely dry for many yean under local option. And then perhaps the drys remember a little election up In Minneapolis. "I would not say quite yet that it's time to hunt up a substitute for the saloon. But at that the "express plan sounds feasible. It probably will serve until the tide turns In the other direction." 910,000,000 n Year for Advertletiur United Press Service CHICAGO, Nov. 11. Railroads of the United States demonstrated their faith In newspaper advertising by ex pending 110,000,000" for newspaper space during the last nscal year, ac cording to an address before the Chi cago Advertising Association by Qerrlt Fort, general paasengor agent of the Union Pacific. Fori added that hon est advertising waa the only kind that pays in the long run. Mr. Miriam Qerdine has organised a bank at Yonkera. N Y,, wHh a cap Ital 01 iiso.ouu, Surety' (bond wlilta yen wak. CltilcoM. ' itfl VBV u'MBaaats la -- - ' - " ;MUHV uwk m BWrWipMMraa w Im. m WllfeMBUUI AHIMI A ) WlW''WWWIW ,,1 1 -SlV ' "I "I . ... 'J' wM l.mmltoaM LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Sheriff1 Sale on Execntion (UW No. 774)' In the Circuit Court of the Stateot Oregon, in and for the1 County of Klassath. ' '" A. L. Mlohael, Plaintiff, vs. ' s A. Kinney, Defendant; " ' By virtue of sn sMcutlon, Jssusdi out of and under tht seal of that Cir cuit Court Is and for thSvs6u-)tyof Klamath nod state ot;0rso.-;utona Judgment rendsred jaj ;desssttdsm the said court onnbio 'shitf -t March, 1116. In an action .wherein A. L. Michael Is pkalntUt sal A. Weir; nsy.ts defendent, ta fayor eg tho'sajdl plaintiff and sgslast the said oofsne. sat. for the sum e nfty-eJgbtVand 41-190 deUsjs, wlU interss tsrso Ktth-rsto of sovon ht soat orlo" sum from and after tao 11th dsyjot . j January, 1915, until paid, also for the sum of twenty-five dollars attor ney fee, with Interest thereon si the rate of seven per cent from and after the said 11th day of January, 1915, also for plaintiff's costs and disburse ments herein expended, amounting to the sum of ten and 20-100 dollars, and dlroctlng that plaintiff, upon ap plication therefor, have execution against the real property of defend ant herein attached, to wit: LoU thirteen, fourteen, fifteen and sixteen of block twelve, and loU seven, eight, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen; fifteen and six teen of block thirteen, all in Sec ond Addition to Klamath Fall, Oregon; which execution was directed and de livered to me as sheriff In and for the eald county of Klamath and state of Oregon, 1 have levied upon all the right title and interest of the said defendant-; A. Kinney; in and" to the following described property, to wit: Lota thirteen, fourteen; fifteen and sixteen of, block twelve, and lots seven, eighth eleven, twelve. thirteen, fourteen.fStteen and six teen of block1 thirteen, all, In Sec ond Addition to Klamath Falls, Oregon, according to the duly re corded plat of said addition on file it in said county. Notice is hereby given that j, the undersigned, sheriff as aforesaid, will In obedience to the command In said execution contained, sstrthe above described property, or so much there of as may be necessary, to the high est bidder, for cash, aj public auction, at the front door of the court house In the city of Klamath Falls, Klamath, county, Oregon, on Monday, the twen ty-second day 01 wovemoer, a. u. 1915, at the honr of two o'clock p. m. on saia aay, 10 sauery me mbqui still remaining due on said Judgment, to wtt: The sum, or suteen ana is-; 100 dollarsrwlth Interest jtherson at the rate; of 7 per cent' nor 'tamSmi,' from and attar tbo- twMty-asffMtk day of Beoteaaber. lli: untU nsM; nnd the further sum ef ten an' 20- yw oimw' wm luwrvniwi , of iseven per bent per snnim tfos"nd after thouM twentyrseflrsstthoay of Septmbsr; m5,,nnUl yM, eosta and dtebHrsestsnta ,herste;-t09thsr with ths.esesuMs. and eosta or bbs .upon aideeUon. 7 Dated this list Jsjr of October. 1115. v $tzotftP&fim$ , . . ,, , , , Asseaanient , Notice -The Klama th Pe-l veloBment Co ' - Location of principal place of busi- ness,; No. 1 Sansome stceet.'onr' 'the north west corner of Sansome y and Sutter. streeU, San Francisco; ' Calif. Location of works, Klam-v, nth Pfllla Klntnnlli nnllntv Ora. ;gon. - - v .? Notice is hereby given that" .nt'6n't $Jf meeting of the board of directors of ,Vf S. .. : r iv7:..i " J-.i iiHj nMiuMD i"BveioBeai jvu aa'i:,.i-.-:':i on'the ,18th day of October,, 18 isrinWw I assessment (No.. .6)' of. II per'sharT&'g'.SlI ,lj .. K i... lil-TIS&Ll 'W kMI u. :,ti y.ORO. C, ULRICH, pesBty,' ii'pw.r? ;? :.$& VtiM JiSfOiM was levied, .upon the cnpitoiloolfc&E' ihe corporation, payable Immedlotslyfc J-;M in United States goldcoln to the sec-,,ir JM m - ffcM !.9j&' me company in me uuuaiSK nu' . . . . , . . oerea t oansome Bireei, on me norm- ."va? west corner of, Sansome andjSutter, , $$& streets. San Francisco; Calif. ,.Anyt , fS stock upon which t this aoemntf ?gv. 25th dar of November. 1915. will tM? .M . --.-r ',;-.; .-,7. i aeunquent atia aayeuuea ror saieaatr public auction, and.unless payment la'; , -tf I made before, will be sIdononday,-'.,y -psl me zotn aay or uecemnerj; Wyrt&$SJiS& 10 o'clock a. m., to pay the drttaquent .;: f $s assessment, togetWwlth?cM'c4d''vgd vertislng and .'expense 'of 'MUmS'MMm By order of thetKard;odIfeetss;"ii2'sg H, Q. lJMRVXpX,9!?&!$ f1tk Am Ly A O A HA fl& H4felAJk4 dfcaK14 A9hdh&Il "ilk-. V -iSI uiiii:viv.iu, A, oausuwo bkwi, vn :mi . ur. ii. northwest corner ot'Sssome-andJfeMI Sutter streets; 'SanFranctseo;tCaf j 21-28-4-11-18 r ,M' Notice of PounlBatei:' Sale , Notice, Is hereby.glven.that the un ."WJi'V derslgned poundmaster of, ths'ctty ;ofMa Klamath, Faltej Oregon, .did,. or;tvs,f 6th day of November, 1916, impound KmMm u im rvaw, .,m v.w, .- .""T.'ilfc V.-"'i3l Ing described antnials: lf WWsK n. onrvol Miri .hlU.fuiMtialW-':, ww. ,ww..v. m .-, ,-fij.- ww ' ':S,ft1;wi v M"yi. -T.1 ".W-Si . . . 'Vil . - .. uv vmt nld. hranrlid J on lf t:kaottltlr. ;.; W& , . w. , -,,-- - , ,'-- -rr 7,- ; -. Th' . lOneibrown 'mare,,ywlvsJ-t.- J Shii.1. hiiir ' t&&mmkim&v iv. mmmK -. :it&vjut?i&;,w i .-- wst jssMon or. T',." aSW'SBllBBt W ,:!' JSm-jIgJgpsjh "'jjiu mmtmmm . .'AA& nu : fka vlvS4FB!ft And that;unls'theSMitior-6wBK,: - -v . u '. 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