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FOR SALE
OtDftft made to order; winter apple.
91 bat. H. Newaham. phone IMW.
FOff tALB At a bargaia, upright
rttrakaufr piaao la splendid oa
dttlee, Paoae IBS. Mr. A. Oehler.
141 Mb. street ll-t
PtAtffr1 'bARQAINS Instrument
take. In exchange oa Player : $6
per month. Low price. Dealer'
guarantee. Shepherd Piano Depot
CYLINDER and other Phonographs,
that we trad In at one-third to a,
fourth original price. Term. Shep
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CHICKENS I will buy your chick-
ana; wtu pay good price for good
ealekaaa aad fair price for fair ones.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
ABSTRACTS INSURANCC
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A. C 8TRATTON
Watte Bldg. Klamath Fall
Telephone Coaaectlon
Store Made New
the Ubm to gat oat your
aad have aaw lining
need to bay new staves.
We eaa fa year old oaa aa good aa
Oar charge are rery mod-
Fault, Piagk ft Lorcnz
7M Main St
f Livery Riga aad Saddle
Bane at the
MODOC STABLES
aft Orate and Feed for Sale
R. L CB3LDER8, Prop.
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Roof?
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Ve supply you with your
Wity need in the way of
sMitder's Hardware.
One trial will convince you
that this store has the
LARGEST STOCK and the
GREATEST VARIETY in
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The Evening Herald
W.O. SMITH Editor
PaaUaaed dally eaeapt Saaday hy
The Herald PabUshtag Comeeay of
Klaaitth Palls, at til Pourth Street
Catered at the aeetetke at Klam
ath Pall. Oratoa. tar traaaaUaaloa
through the aialle a Meoadrctaat
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Subacrlatloa term hy mall to aay
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KLAMATH FALLS, ORBQON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1915
SOUND DOCTRINE
A COMMUNITY buy-at-home cam
paign 1 to the catalog house
"like a red rag to a bull"; they attack
it from every angle. For years their
chief argument ha been that they
undersell the loesi retailer. That
fallacy, however, ha beea exploded,
and retailer in hundred of commun
ities have demonstrated their ability
to get and bold the business in open
competition with mall order con
cerns. Catalog houses claim that their
great buying power and low cost of
doing business enable theauto un
dersell local retailers. The fact Is
that competition among manufactur
er themaelTe keep their prices on
general staple merchandise so low
that the difference between their low
est price to the largest buyer and
their highest ftrice to the smallest
buyer la so slight as not to affect the
price to the ultimate consumer.
The fallacy that great site alwaya
mean economic operation also has
been exploded, and business engin
eer now recognise that personal effi
ciency is best promoted by personal
Interest, uch a a proprietor feels In
hi own business; while the leas there
Is of Individual personal Interest of
those conducting a business that Is
to say. the larger the business be
comes and the more paid employe it
has the lea the efficiency and the
greater the waste.
The waste la loss, breakage and
other damage that occurs In tbVmtl
lions of small mall order shipments Is
in Itself a heavy burden on that busi
ness, wane the loss from retaraed
goods Is another enormous tax that
the retail merchant hoes not have to
pay. Dissatisfaction with mall order
purchases occurs, of course, la thous
ands of cases though the goods are
not returned. That Is a tax the con
sumer has to pay that would not be
Imposed upon him It he bought of his
home merchant after having examin
ed the goods.
Scattered Shots
A GRANTS PASS COURIER head
line Informs readers that "W. B,
Sherman Is awarded water right at
Hell Gate." If he can get the gate.
though, he ought to make a fortune,
A CANVASS FAILS to find any cry
of "poor business" here at least
among the business house who use
the Herald's advertising columns.
KLAMATH IS NOT a fruit export
ing section, but the train moving out
of here are all loaded heavily with
lumber, livestock and grain, three
commodities that will always be la
demand, are not ot m perishable na
ture, and will bring a price sufficient
to place on Klamath tables the best
fruit that can be grown anywhere.
FROM THE announcement of the
Inking of the E-ZO, we are reminded
that in submarining, those that go
down do not always come np.
THOSE PEOPLE who shout about
the need of co-operation In Klamath
have a chance to show the sincerity
of their talk, for we have a good, live
commercial Club, and a membership
campaign I now betas carried on
No man who Is In any -way interested
in seeing this section progress can af
ford to stay oat
ABSTEMIOUS RESOLUTIONS will
be more popular than ever on the
coming New Tear's Eve, aa there are
several wise ones who ffrure that If
they climb on the water wagon then,
there will be no occasion for tbeat to
drop the whip aad get off to pick It
ay. ,
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Taw is given the nrefersBM mm
other American wood la the aua-
uraetare of archery bows. This tree
oeear la the coast mh
feather Alaska to Northern Caff
ferala. It to also found to soma ea
tekt fa the Casead Range of Orecoa
and Wasaiagtea, aad la the moaa
talas f Moataas aad Northern Idaho.
French "Caudron" Greatest 'Plane
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The French, who have excelled In
aeroplanes since tho Wright brothers!
Invented them, have produced anoth
er wonder In the "Caudron," an aero
plane with two engines and two pro
pellers. It Is the fastest heavier than
air machine made. Jules Vedrtaes,
one of the famous aviators of France,
A nice time was enjoyed at Mr. aad
Mrs. H. Hill'a new residence on the
lake front at Shlpplngton last Satur
day night, when the young .folk of
Shlpplngton and Pelican City met
and danced until the mall hoar ot
the morning. Supper waa served by
the hostess to about fifty guests.
The Shlpplngton 8ewlng Club met
Thursday at the home ot Mrs. O.
Elghberger. Those present were Mrs.
B. R. Taney, Mrs. H. Putman, Mrs.
H. Hill. Mrs. H. Lockwood, Mrs. E. V.
Flnnell. Miss Francis Waldron, Miss
Grace Brown and Mrs. H. Clevenger.
The afternoon was spent in needle
work and a dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess.
The eighth grade domestic science
classes from the Pelican City aad the
Riverside schools served a duck
luncheon to the board of education
Wednesday afternoon In the domestic
science room of the Central school.
The table was prettily decorated In
autumn leaves and chrysanthemums,
and the occasion was a remarkable
success in every vray, demonstrating
the value of the domestic science
work. The entire class helped to
prepare the luncheon, but five girls
wore chosen to help serve. The hos
tess was Marlam Martin, the cooks
were Carmel Miller and Nellie Lewis,
What the War
Moves Mean
By J. W. T. MASON
(Written for the United Press)
NEW YORK, Nov. IS. Lord Dav
enport's warning to the house of lords
that Britain will come to bankruptcy
It the presenT financial pace 1 main
tained should not be taken too seri
ously. Finance of all the belliger
ents, as a matter of fact, are disquiet
ing, chiefly from the enormous taxes
which accumulating debts will Im
pose. England's bankruptcy Is still very
distant In fact, the lord himself
pointed out that the next loan, aad
the next, might be met, though be
expressed fear for some of the latter
ones. It is probable that Davenport's
fear is not that Great Britain will re
pudiate her indebtedness, but that
the wealthy must pay taxes to prevnt
bankruptcy. 'Laborites regard Daven
port as one ot the leading reaction
aries.
Lord Nortbcllffe recently said that
after the war, the poor of England
will be richer and the rich poorer.
As a matter of fact, a certain class
of millionaires are beginning to re
volt at the costliness of the war. They
realize the permanent consequences
to their bank accounts. -This may
compel governmental economy, aad
at the same time, their dltcomlture
may prove to be a great factor toward
forcing
It Is now believed that Egypt la the
birthplace of the original ball
How It was played history does sot
record. Recent Azearatlosa i4a
near Cairo have brought to light a
number of small balls, soma of leath
er aad others of wood, datlag back to
at least ,000 B. C. These are the
oldest balls of this sort kaowa.
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drives one of these machines with tho
army and he Is hero shown In his
latest pnotograpn wun mo moaai no
lately won. In army raids made up
of thirty or forty aeroplanes two Cau
dron lead the expedition. Their su
perior speed makes it possible for
them to go ahead ot tho general body
of raiders and fly back.
and the waitresses were MargaTetj
Upp and Bertha Owens. The menu
follewa: !
Soup I
Cream of Tomato and Croutons !
Roast Duck
Creamed Potatoes Hot Biscuit
Spiced Grape
Green Tomato Pickle
Fruit Salld and Cheese Wafers
Peaches Chocolato Cake
Coffee
The board members were P. L.
Fountain, C. C. Hogue.'W. A. Delsell,
R. H. Dunbar and Mrs. R. E. Watten
burg, and all praised the effort of
these capable housewives of the fu
ture. e
The Ladles' Aid Society ot the
Christian church met Thursday and
elected oMcera for the coming year.
Those elected are Mrs. O. C. Apple
gate, president; Mr. Geo. A. Wlrts,
vice precldent; Mr. Telford, secre
tary Mrs. J. L. Beckley, treasurer.
The retiring officers ore Mr. D. F.
Arnold, president; Mrs. Rose Hilton,
vice president; Mrs. Perry Kanatser,
secretary; Mrs. W. E. Seehorn, treas
urer. A highly enjoyable meeting of the
Monday Club, a local musical organ
isation, was held this week at the
home of Mrs. Fred Cofer, on Eighth
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BY MARGARET MASON
(Written for the United Press)
Hip, hip, hurrah!
No mora the stay
Will bind your hip, uaduly;
They're free oace more
With curves galore.
And most becoming, truly.
e-w iokk, nov. 11. You caa't
put an 1830 bodice on a 1916 figure
with any great suc
cess. Hence, since
femininity Just
must wear these
adorable little
boned and pointed
bodices, it is up to
femlalnlty to re
construct the fe
rns form divine.
Special corsets to
sake the firm
foundation for this
work of reconstruc
tion are now on the
ket and the
pot,
They differ in
rlenfsoetrtuon
three vital points,
should say .curves,
last year's" stay.
or perhaps we
from "little old
They are two and three laches higher
In tho bust, smaller aad more curved
at tho waist, and meat amaslag of all,
they are shorter aad lasa boaed over
the hip. with what la called a "free
hip" finish, '
Doesn't It Just take your-breath
away to think that you are going to
have fashion 'on your Mr asjalnT
What will probably take your breath
a trifle more, howerer, I when you
pull oa your 1915 sorest striata to
gst the saw curved-la waist effect
Doa't let anybody else striae; yea.
for it's going to be a mighty bard
yaak. Let there be ae waste of am-1
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Jules Yedrlaes
street, whon the following pleudld
program waa rendered:
Piano duet
Mirthful Moments .... Engleman
Miss Fern Hanks, Mrs. Zumwalt
Songs
(a) 8omewhere a Voice la Calling.
Tate
(b)A Garden CourUhlp . . .Hadley
Mrs. E. C. Richards
(a) I Know a Lovely Garden. .
d'Hardolot
(b) Mattlnata Tostl
Lawrence Mehaffey
(a) His Lullaby Bend
(b) My Aln Folk Lemon
Mrs. J. O. Camp
(a) Serenata Tostl
(b) Rose In June German
Mr. J. H. Otey
Piano
Narcissus . .n Nevln
Miss Met Chastaln
After the program refreshments
were served by tho hostess.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. II. Tutt
rosn spent a most pleasant evening
at their residence Wednesday even
ing, when the Tuttmana entertained
at card.
Mrs. Vernon T. Motschenbaeher,
vocalist, and Miss Margaret Worden,
pianist, assisted by Mrs. Charlotte
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ergy in the pull, either, or there will
be no waist of modish dimensions in
tne corsets.
Trout lace corset are gaining ever
Increasing popularity because of their
greater comfort, a well a their good
lines. They are most successful with
raeaium heavy figures. For the truly
sveH the back lace effect are the
most approved models. Simplicity ot
line and adornment Is the keynote of
ine new corsets, and they aro staid
stays Indeed.
Frills of lace and ornate trimmings
are lacking, but in many exquisite
pale tints of silk broche are the cor-
sets evolved in their entirety.
Where once all save white or flesh
tinted corsets were frowned upon by
the fashionably elect, now maize.
azure, Nile green, mauve, gray, apri
cot and even black ones are clasped
to most fastidious bosoms.
verily, with the new high lace cor
sets either front or back: and the
new high lace boots, back or aide, the!
Mnoriai success' or this season'
dame hangs on a string. She starts
ii wun a corset lace and ends
with a- shoestring.
up
Persian carpets were formerly dyed
with Indigo, madder or vine laavaa.
and from these material shades wsre
evoivea inat were impervious to the
sewn or sunlight. Aniline dyes,
which have been much used in recent
years, give colors which fade much
more rapidly.
Closely routed to yeast, fungi dis
covered In breweries by a iiiuuu
dentist have been found to dn .nv
a beautiful rose color, but to be harm
less wnen used in the manufacture of
ARANT CASE TO
SUPREME COURT
HIUHKST TRIBUNAL WILL DK.
CIDK MKIMTM OK LONG CON
TKMTKD CRATKH HKK PARK
Hltl'KHINTKNDKNOY
WASHINGTON, D, C, Nov. 13.
The supremo court of the United
States will dctormlno whether W.
Frank Arant was Illegally removed
nr superintendent or crater lake
1'ark, the district court of appeals
having cor tilled this case to tho high
est tribunal for doclilon.
On behalf of tho government tho
supremo court Is also asked to deter
mine whether, having right to be ro
ut ore J to office, Mr. Arant did not for
feit that right by watting nearly two
years before bringing suit for rein
statement. Ho assorts he hss tho
protection ot the civil service law.
The secretary of the Interior asserted
Mr. Arant was not a civil service ap
pointee, and could therefore be re
moved nt will of the secretary ot the
Interior. Tho lower court decided
agalniit Mr. Arant.
the Clam
Who
Put
In Kutnwth
Dearest Public:
If you have put It hy for a rainy
day you'd better got It out again, aa
the rain is here. If Its frame Is good
you'd better hnvo It covered. I have
a nice Hue of covors at very reason
able prices. Good umbrellas lend
clans to your appearance.
A fifty dollar dress and a two dol
lar umbrella don't go togothor and
If they do you look Ilk well, pretty
rotten.
Ilob-o-tlnks In sliver and gold.
Tho latest from Now York In ladles'
handbag.
Diamonds of class hi most any
slse.
Now stock of slavery rings I mean
wedding rings.
Why was Klamath upollcd with a
KT
llocause It was too far for the In
dians to go to got tho clam.
If you can't coino send mo your
photograph and I'll wear It orer my
heart and If It give mo the heart
burn I'll wear It on the other side
for a liver pad.
You should have your watches and
clocks cleaned and oiled now as win
tor's cold will mako thorn stop.
Remember the placo botwoen the
earth and tho hoavlnga on tho wrong
side of Main street, number 611.
MclIATTAN.
Better sea that your fire ulssraace
policies sre right. See Chllcote. 6 '
Quick and Reliable Service
Freight, baggage or eanr. Iqulspsd with auto bust and
trucks. Msst all train and beats. Oay r night srvlc.
Wettern Transfer Co.
Phens: Office, 117; Rssldsncs, 2W-R.
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Phone 85. 6th and Mail
THE ROAD
TO FORTUNE
Is through the savings bank roots.
No ono who doesn't save will twr
have. Open an acount here
acquire tho habit of saving. T0T1
find It more and raoro pleasut
your savings grow, and you'll al
ways bo glad you acquired tb sw
ing habit.
on the market. sqe -r
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brlatles to como out; "J
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