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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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BURBANK DAY IN
Montenegrin King, Who
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'SALEM, Ore.. Jan. 27. Tuesday.
March 7, the anniversary of the birth
of Luther Burbank, will be observed
with exercises In the public schools of
the state, according to an announce
ment made by State Superintendent
of Public Instruction Churchill to
day. i
"It swjaii particularly fitting in
connection with our agricultural and
Industrial club work in the public
schools, that we should have a Bur-
bank day, and with proper prepara
tion and exercises familiarize the
boys and girls with the man who has
accomplished so much for human
progress," said the superintendent In
making the announcement "When
term boys' learn that soil chemistry,
horticulture, stock breeding and sim
ilar studies require as much brain
activity as do electricity, law and
medicine, and that Burbank Is
classed with such men as Edison, and
has an Income greater than most
lawyers, they will hesitate before go
lag to the cities to become flunkies
for corporations jwhose managers
will consider them only as so much
property."
BRIEF MENTION
H. L. Reed is a recent visitor
this city from Midland.
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Warren Kllgore and family are reg
istered at the American.
Warm gloves and caps for this chil
ly weatherj get them at Henderson's,
1 114-36 Main street. It
J. Frank Adams Is in this city
from Merrill,
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A. L. Marshall Is a business visitor
from Olene. ?
Try your luck at bowling; it is a
pleasant, entertaining pastime. The
New Palm. Fifth and Main. It
Ni W. Morrow is here on business
from Ban" Francisco.
C. M. Gardner is a late arrival from
rortlaad.
O. A. Detrow Is In this city from
Ban Francisco.
'' Any time you order from us, we
assure you of the best of service. Peo
ple's Market Phone 83. It
Ray Wimber Js here on business
.from Portland.
F. W. Ackerman of San Francisco
Is in this city attending to business
Get your car overhauled now and
be ready for the spring. Ford Garage
employs only experts. It
J. F. Adams Jr. is in this city from
Merrill.
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KIXG NICHOLAS OF MONTENEGRO
This is the game old King Nick of Montenegro, who has not quit fight
ing because the Teutons have him hard pressed. It has now been learned
that the announcement that he had sun cindered was at least premature.
bad News HecpeninAjs
in and about Tbwri
In MerrOL '
Louis derberi's inlMerrlll attend
ing to business matters. " '
Lincola Is Better.
H. G. Lincoln oft the Star Drug
company's .force, who is the victim of
Political Announcements
For Sheriff
To the Voters of Klamath Ceunty:
I take this means of announcing
my candidacy for the republican nom
ination for sheriff at the primaries. I
believe that my work as deputy sheriff
speaks for Itself, and I shall greatly
appreciate the support of the voters.
, R. R. BREWBAKER.
jreur Income, See Chileote,
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nbacrlbe for the Herald; 60 cents
meat.
HOUSTON'S
Mdnplitii Amsenents
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
. ItAr theater
MRTa IN SEARCH OF A THRILL
Paramount 6-Reel Comedy,
Featuring
BLBIE JAMS
TEMPLE THEATER
To the Voters of Klamath Ceunty:
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for tht office of sheriff for
Klamath county, Oregon, on the re
publican ticket. I respectfully ask the
support of the voters of the county at
the primary election for this office.
JOHN COLLMAN.
To the Voters of Klamath Ceunty:
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the democratic nomination
for sheriff at the coming primaries,
and I respectfully ask the support of
the voters of Klamath county.
GEORGE L. HUMPHREY.
an attack of heart trouble. Is much
Improved today.
Son Is Bora.
A nine-pound son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur A. Jones of Conger
avenue this morning. V
Gimp Fire Girls.
The Klamath Camp Fire Girls will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Mrs. C. V. Fisher, on Eighth street
Leaves for East
W. H. Butler and wife departed on
Thursday's passenger en route to
Missouri. Mr. Butler was engaged In
the cleaning business until recently.
Moves His Office.
Harold C. Merryman has moved bis
law office from the First State and
Savings bank building to the Odd Fel
lows building.
OVERCOATS
Almost as Cheap as Overalls
Here is a flyer for tomorrow and all next week, if the stock lasts
that long. Twenty-six Men's and Boys' Overcoats, our present entire
stock, will be offered at a tremendous sacrifice. Here is the list:
LOT 1
Thirtnonly,Bo,.10rco..i.13yr.,14yr.,lSye.r..ndl6,r.. Regular jrt f-
elling price, $5 .nd S7.85. The entire lot, your unrestricted choice, each Ua1S J
LOT 2
Fiw only, Boy.' OvercoaU, ,ize, 12 yean, 13 year., 14 year, and IS year.. Regular & ff "
telling price, $10 and $12.50, while they hut, each pJJJ
, LOT 3
Eight only, Men'. Overcoat, aizei 34 to 39. Regular idling price, $12.45, $12.50 and . d fj C f
and $15. Your choice of the lot tomorrow and next week, each tp f 9J J
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McCoy Home Tonight.
Earl McCoy, manager of the West
ern Union office at Grants Pass, Is ex
pected home tonight to visit his par
ents and brothers for a few days.
For County Treasurer
To the Voters of Klamath Ceunty:
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the republican nomination
for treasurer of , Klamath county, sub
ject to the approval of the electors at
the coming primary election.
A. A. MEHAFFEY.
Back to City.
H. G. Lawrence, who has been here
a few days on business connected with
The Klamath Development company,
left this morning for San Francisco.
Receives Sad Tidings.
L. G. Van Bellen of the Regal Shoe
Store this morning received a wire
stating that bis brother died last night
In Seattle. Van left this morning for
the north.
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For Circuit Judge
To the Voters of Klamath Ceunty:
The undersigned announces his
candidacy for Democratic nomina
tion for Circuit Judge of Klamath
county.
ROLLO 0. GROE8BECK.
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To the Voters of Klamath Ceunty:
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for renomlnatlon on the repub
lican ticket for sheriff. I invite a
careful investigation of my record as
sheriff during the past three years.
v 0. C. LOW.
To the Voters of Klamath Ceunty:
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the nomination for sheriff
on the republican ticket at the pri
mary election to be held on May 19,'
Churchmen to Meet.
A meeting of the men of Sacred
Heart church will be held at the west
hall of the I. O. O. F. building at 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon, to consider
matters of Interest to the congregation.
In today's news is a statement from
Major General Wood that in Its pres
ent condition, the American navy
would be wlped-ott.the.seaB by a first
class power in sixty, days or less. New
York could be taken with ease, and
the people of the East driven, de
fenseless, into the Middle West. He
strongly urges preparedness.
This Is the moral pointed by the
gieat nine reel Vltagraph feature,
The Battle Cry of Peace," soon to
be shown here preparedness, not
for war, but against war. From a
patriotic point of view, this screen
should be shown In every town and
city In the United States until the
cause of national defense which
means defense of home and hearth
and relatives as well as defense of
forts and trenches has been given
au Impetus that -will carry It on to
victory. ,t
It Is the most striking battle Him
of the age, in that it Illustrates what
would happen It any first-class for
eign power, such as England Is to
day, or France, or Germany, should
attack the United States.
The scenes are'harrowlng, but they
ar not overdrawn. They might even
be used to illustrate the latest re
port of the secretary of the navy a
volume every page of which Is a
warning to the American people that
there is no military establishment to
day on which .American security
against invasion can be based.
"The Battle Cry of Peace" visual
izes the arguments of American army
and navy officials, of military experts,
of patriotic citizens who linve banded New spring Mould). 111k variety
together in such organhutlon ni the to select from, COc to $1.75 per yard.
American icgion ana ino nnuonai J r. .iinguiro inc. cn-u
Security League.
The film mar fairly be described as'Notlro liitltliiK ri-oixmnl to Kunilali
'n Mmnlw nmoAMfdl .! I.I m h .1 ,.lll.,l &J. !..... . .!
' 111 pfitilitlirlnn In nfptlirn ffirtn lit I. in ,. it, i .,. t . ., j.
, . ......... w .-.. . ... Illua wll( 0O recxivi-u uy me ioiii
st tiled convictions of one of the fore- ln0n Council of tho city of Klamath
raosi raimary experts 01 me aay. u Fa8 ,, lo anil ucudlng Monday
reveals in dramatic form tho feellnit .,ii lu a mm .., .1...
that has taken possession of watch- hour of 8 o'clock p m.,' for furnishing
ful citizens all over the land lhl) dly wlth ouo Htrw;l ,uHlCr nj
Olio oiler llliln will bo inir-ni-il mi
I . ... . bllld flfltn. mill l?lmi na tirnnitit ni.n.l
That Klslo Jlans, the world famous ., .. ., ',. ' . TOP. T ATP Tfl PI AWIPY
..ji.i..... . . ...... , slut-ration as tliu matter will nUmlt of luu L,flU 1U tL.rtooiri
Thomas KnmmoiiN. conxtil ttntnl
of the United States In Shnmctisl pr
illt (oil that China's Import trndt will
touch tho 12. GOO. 000. 000 mark wlthli
tho next ten or fifteen years, lie aM
the Unltoil State ought to liar it
leant onoflfth of that trado, and p
itlbly one-third.
J Nuvv spring woolcnu. IIIr urMf
(to hdect from, SOc to ft 7G peryiri
.1. K. Magtilro Inc. ll-tf
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The council renervtti 1I10 right to ro-
comedienne tstarrlne 4n "llnttv
'Search of a Thrill." under tho au- l"? ;" tho ,
'spices of Bosworth Inc.. never had a JCCt "ny a"U "" T":
'blither role, and the roln i-oulil nnvor A ,jl ''l'A
Study Department Meets.
The study department of the Li
brary Club will meet tomorrow af
ternoon at 2:46 with Mrs. William
Hurn as leader. This will be the
second of a series of three meetings
on "Music," the subject for the af
ternoon being "The composers." Mrs.
Z. C. Kimball has charge of this de
partment during the absence of Mrs.
O. p. Stewart.
Men's new dress shoes, button or
blucher special 2,36. J. F. Ma-
gulre Ine. 28-tf
Accurate information oftottt city
property and farm lands, lee CUt
ORPHEUS THEATER
V. R. Miller, Mgr.
The Gun Runners,"
Neal of the Navy
"Detective Blackle,"
Walllngford Series
"Great While It Lasted,'
One Reel American Comedy
AdmlsslOB 10 Centa
The Orpheus will be closed oa Tues
days, Wednesdays and Thursdays
until further notice, unless otberwlse
advertised.
"Neal of the ,Navy" and Walling,
ford series will be shown on Friday
and Saturday. ' '
On Sunday nights a special pro
gram will be glrea at an admission
of 15c. Watch for tfae announce-
blither role, and the rolo could never
'have bad a bonnier player Is doubt
less duo to the fact that this sparkling 1
.film comedy Is from the pen of Elsie
.herself. The vivacious, impulsive
(little New York heiress Just out of a
convent hungers to know the life In
America's biggest city from which
she has been shielded since a baby.
She imagines all sorts of wonderful
mysteries. She longs for It. Yearns
for It. It Is a longing and yearning
we all have one time or another. But
when Betty follows her Imnulslvo de
sire and abandons her home nmt
plunges Into the whirlpools of night
life she finds the mysteries thero are
pretty dark ones. She finds that even
though her adventures approach the
proportions of a tale out of tho Ara
bian Nights, nevertheless glamour Is
not to be found elsewhere If It can
not be found first at home. That. too. I
Is a lesson We all innnur nr !(
learn. When we seo Bettv cmerc-a
from the consequences of hor nrnnif
without a scratch or the ruffling of a
single white feather, we draw a deep
nream or relief. When she flnniiir
iriccepts the handsome, manly young
ew xorK ciuoman Bhe ought to have
accepted In the beginning, we feel asj
"fw b inoijgn sne were our own
sister.
This Paramount five reel rmtn
will be shown at the Star tonight and
tomorrow night.
:avitt.
28-10t I'ollco JutlKO of snitl Cltv
Herald want aU Ret rmulti
I.OBT Small purso, cnntnlnlni f 10
and plumbing receipt, between Mfr
gulro's store and Jefferson utrcct. R-
'turn to Mrs. K. II. Wlllln. 1026 Jtr-
Jilt
MI1.
Men's now dress shoes, button or
blucher special 12.26. t v m-
gulre Inc. .,
A considerable amount nt , i.n
within national forest boundaries is in
private ownership, title having passed
from the United fUnroo i.i..
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through the timber and stone and the
homestead laws prior to the creation
of the forests. Durinc the past fiscal
year 881 Individual tracts of land
wnnin me Boundaries of the national
forests passed into nrivA nn...i.i.
through the patenting of claims. Of
mese, aoo were homesteads, two tlm
ber and stone. 601 mlnorai .,.
A POOR WORKMAN
Always Complains of His Took
This is not always true in
.some cases where he tried to
luy too cheap he naturally got
inferior quality.
It pays to buy the BEST
.lie may be a good workman
witli inferior tools.
Be a good workman with
good tools.
We sell the BEST IN EV-GRYTIIING-tools
and all
Kinds of HARDWARE of the
EST QUALITY.
TRY US. OUR PRICES
ARE REASONABLE
ROBERTS & HANKS
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coal and one miscellaneous.
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