The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 06, 1916, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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toamsa highway into the
KLAMATH WONDEniiANI
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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IIONANZA I1RIKPS
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An Important plow of rond con
iiaictlon In Douglas county In tho
tot-off to Crntor Uko, which li being
built by tlto United Hlntoa forcat aor
ilet And tlio county Jointly, Whoa
completed, tin? now road will provide
route from Hosoburg to CrntetM.ako
MTtotx-lvo tiittcit shorter thnn tho
one In u, throiiRh (iranta Pass, iiiiiI
will ihortvn tho dlHtmico hetwoon
Douglas county unci Klamath county
ipproilmntcly 128 mil, It will glvo
toDouilaa county nn outlot Into Kant
em Oregon, as well no n direct route
to Southern Oregon points.
Xtib now rond Is known as tho
South Umpimi route. I.onvlng the
rtcldc highway, It leads through the
south Umpqun Valley Into tho Caa-
ddo mountains.
Jsckson county la bulldlug n road
up the Rogue It Ivor to Crntor take.
The Bouth Umpqun road Interned
tbl t Trail, on Rogue ft Ivor, thui
(ItIbr Douglas county tho bono!)t of
work being dono by Jackion county.
Tbli enables a division of travel bo
tMB Mrdford nnd Ho.: in River Vnl
,ty towns through ihnmoro construe
Una ind Improvement of about twen
ij.&xci mile of road,
The South Umpqun road la aald to
U-ft practical ouo, bojng on a water
jcrad nearly the ontlro distance. The
maximum grndn In only G per cent.
Mr. Hood, father of J, n, iicoJ( H
populnr and auccosaful rancher of
Uonatitn, la paylne hi nn n vi.it m.
need expecta to stay all aummor, leav
ing California for Klamath.
Mr. J5. Kllgoru U thu iiU'iinr ,.r ..
new Itoo, Her chauffeur, llurold Mo
rlne, la an Inch tailor alnee the beauty
arrived.
JtiHt who Ih the next mayor of Ho
nanzu Ih nn unsettled qucatlon. An
oloctlon was held thla wook, resulting
In n tie between J. O. Ilamaker and
Ur JohiiHOii Thla will bo decided
later. The other town oHlcera elected
were: Couucllmon. L. U. Uurk.. w,n
Wood, D. (i. Horn, P. W. Broadsword
und Mr. Jnmea; rocordor, J T Ilrud-
icy; treoHUror, John Horn,
An Illustrated lecture wan kIv.hi nt
the Hchool Iiouho Monday night by
Htiito Leader Soymour of the school
IndUHtrlul club work. Tho ultond-
nnco was good, und the lecture wan of
Iritoroat to nil. A program by the
nchool children preceded the lecture.
V. W. liiondaword vlaltcd frlonda
In Merrill Hunduy, going over thoro In
hla new nuto
Karl Hoclidolt lu the proud owner
of a Ford. All wo nood now are paved
MtroetH and a wutor system.
Mim. Hilton of Merrill wan u llo
imtian, visitor Saturday and Sunday.
P. W Hold ban oponod hU now
hardware store lu tho hotel building.
Thu monthly meeting of the Uo
uiilizu Club was held laat Friday. At
that time alt debta woro paid, and a
balance Ih left lu tho troauury for In
cidental expousoB. Tho club now liaa
n memborHhlp of forty
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'M WAY'S ODDEBT HTOItV
I 'lilted I'roaa Borvlco
BOSTON, April 6. Or. A. Kl.
lot, momber of the United States
board of Indian commlaalonera,
declared todny that Minnehaha
baa turned milliner and that tho
iuaiau women and glrla of tho
Bouthwcatoru reaorvatlona aro
rapidly acquiring tho art of hat-
making. Alao they have turnod
rrom tlio gaudy Iiuch that de
lighted the heart of tho old war
rior and now prefer modoat
ahadlnga, Dr. Eliot la Juat homo
from a trip through tho Weat
:: Diary Tells a Graphic
Story of Mexican Trip
e e
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OltIMAI.i: NOTES
Culled i'reas Service
COLUMBUS, N, M., April 0. How
the American aoldlera "swore like
hell' through lips caked with allkall
and Impulsively quickened their pace
at the alght of a mutilated Ameri
can's bedy waa told today In the di
ary of Tracy Mathewaon, official pho
tographer of tho war department.
Mathowaon haa returned to Colum
bia with hla platen
Hxcerpts from the diary follow
"March 16. We naaaed tho body
A Sunday achool lmn been opened of one poor American killed by VU
nt I'lovnn, with a very Kood attend-' la. The body waa llng In the mes-nnco-
quite. Hands cut off and foot hor-
llcnrlotta Lyons of Uonanzu was
calling on frlonda
trlct Sunday,
In the Plevna dla-
(' 0. Hunt Installed a force pump
In Ills woll the llrst of tho week.
(ii-nrso Ager and family were call
ing on H. II. Van Valkenburg Sunday.
Hubert Glfien U helping C. a. Hunt
a lew days with hla spring work.
. Mr Mumford baa hla grain all
aown now, ready for tho early spring
showers,
1 rlbly burned. The Mexicans had
I driven their horaea over It. The men
jail aworo like hell when ihey saw It,
, and seomed to go faster
"The officers let the body lie, think
ing It would have some effect on the
men. It did. Two horses with their
heads hanging stood by They aro
A long line of ladles' nuto glovea
Jui". received. '
1'9-lf UltADLEV HAHNE88 CO.
Iturbauli potutooa, 7oc per suck.
22-tr nonisiiTs & whitmore.
A steamship wreck In Scotland waa
traced to the battery in a sailor's
pocket electric lamp, which waa Bald
to have affected tho compass.
faithful even to the dead, and nearly
atarved.
"My lips are getting cracked. They
become coated with this alkali and
when I lick them sores form on my
tongue. It la painful, but It la the
same with everyone."
"March 1!. Ten horaea and mules
dropped dead. They juat pull out
without a sound, then auddenly drop
atone dead.
"Wo passed Colonla Diaz. 1 be-
jllcvo it ia the prettieat place in the
world. There was no one In the
whole town. About sunset dough
boys wero cheering. Looked up and
saw a full moon with seven aero
planes circling against it like a flock
of geese. Told of pitiable failure of
wlrelesa."
, "March 20. Started another leg
I of tho journey into Mexico and Ood
knows what. Ran into an awful wind
and sandstorm. Tied handkerchiefs
over nose, mouth. Duat awful. Oot
A Necessary Tonic
Your storage battery seeds Basel
cine in the Spring juat as much as jam
do. Let us olagnoM Its aim. We're
experts, ,
LINK RIVER ELECTRIC CO.
Klamath Falls. Oregon
Free inspection of any battery at any tint
MOE & CO.
Store News
Pre-Easter Suit Sale
MOE & CO.
Store News
Our buyer has just returned from the market," where he was most successful in getting
immediate delivery on the very newest and up to the minute SUITS, SPORT COATS, WAISTS
and SPORT SKIRTS. The assortment comes in a wide range, as only one of a kind was
purchased, so there will be no duplicates; first comes gets the plums. - -
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New Sport Coats. Go
on Sale Friday morn
ing at Remarkably
Low Prices
New Sport Coats.. ..$ 7.S0 up to $15.00
New White Coats. .$12.50 up to $20.00
, New Auto Coats $15.00 up to $25.00
Children's Spring Coats,
ages 4 to 12 yrs...$ 2.98 up to $ 5.50
Sport Skirts
New Sport Skirts $5.48 up to $10.00
New Serge Skirts.. ..$3.98 up to $12.00
Easter Sale of Underwear
Special Display of Suits, $19.50
ONLY TWELVE SUITS IN THE LOT
We were very lucky in getting this
assortment, as these newest styles are
very scarce. These are equal to any
that can be offered at twice the price.
No matter what price you have de
cided to pay for your Spring Suit you
should by all means see
these at
$19.50
Easter Sale of New Spriag Waists
The season's latest creation, made from
good Wash Materials; also Crepe de
Chine and Georgette Crepe All new
Spring Shades.' Prices range from
$1.00 to $6.50
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WOMEN'S SUMMER VESTtt .
Pine quality, very special, each. .10c
Plain or fancy lace, neck, floe Itole
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OUT SIZE VESTS
Plain or fancy, each' only 10c
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Girls lino knit Union Suits, all
"loe ,t .;.-. ,..,..., ,00c
Udloa lino knit Union, Suits, no
aloovoaj low neck; lace or tight
kneo; apeclal'bach on! y. , , . . .S8c
Three for f 1.00
Iadlca Hllk Lisle, Jersey , knit Union
Suit, all sties, up 'to ',(for ..' . ,08c
Chlldrons knit Yeats," all slses, very
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SILK HOSK FOR EASTER
Luclloa pure silk Hose, with lisle
garter top, double throad heol and
toe; guaranteed to wash and hold
Its lUBtre; comes In black, white,
pluk, light blue, canary, green and
tan.
All alioa, 8 to 10; special, per
pair B00
Children's Round Ticket Stockings,
tho vory best mado; every pair guar
anteed to glvo satisfaction or your
monoy back.
Por boya and glrla; aarao old
prlco a8c
OHTLP'e ECONOMY HOSK
Two Pair for &B
Mado from vory fine aoft cotton,
and guaranteed fast black. All sites
for boys and girls.
' 10c or Two for Sflc
NEW SMART NECKWEAR
Mado of organdies, voiles and crepe;
worn extensively tbla .spring; best
values ever offered.
U5c, aScj&Oc and 78c
KID GLOVES FOR EASTER
Tho celebrated Fownes Kid. Gloves. In
white, with black stitch, and bandelet.
All sites. Very special Our price,
Only fl.BO
JEKSRY KNIT SWEATERS FOR
EASTER
Come In all new and wanted shades.
Vory popular everywhere.
Each, A7.50
NEW CORSETS FOR EASTER
One lot corsets, regular price 76c.
Very special for Easter, only ... .40c
12.60 grade reducing corset, with
heavy contll, double stayed ; made to
last. Special price only , 1.40
ser's Guaranteed
Only $1.00
Jioe
Your
Easter
Bonnet
Notable Vakwe to
select from
i$& iJwffiL 3r rah
Nerer Move have we been able to show such iarx
Assortasmt of fashionable Easter Hats at price where
every lady w Ktenuith Falls can Iiave Just what she
naats, both la style and quality. Every hat hae an In
dividuality of Its own; so there can be no two alike.
Moat of them are foreign pattern hats. Value np to
SIS.OO. They go on sale Friday morning.
Special Price,
$4.89
&
Klamath Fallt' Daylight Store
&
Buy Pictorial Patterns
The only pattern) with iMsiiwsalnwi
' rii' Cutting anil GaMIng Chart.
CtsMlete Suck Always Hairf
.a r .tsy
Into food but everyone ate it aar-Low."
"March 24. Still snowing and
sand terrible."
March 26. Juat twenty-four hours
after leaving Oasas Grandee arrived
Columboa. Wife would leave me If
could see me. Beard two weeks long
full dirt, grit. , Only one bath en
tire trip. I'll lose about three pounds
when I bathe."
For 100 Per Cent Babies.
Out new line ot 100 per cent Fold
Ing Sulkies Juat from the factory; re-
veralle and removable hood, soring
seat, adjustable reclining back, neat
mud guards, tubular steel frame con
structlon with oil tempered springs.
$5.00, 6.60, $6.60, 7.60.
It WILLI8-JOHNSTONB CO.
Dearest Public:
Pretty today, Isn't ltT
'Tls with extreme regret that I note
your lack of Interest In the Jewelry
business.
Why, we have the swellest line of
diamond rings, which are the birth
stone of this month, and tbey are
quite popular at any time. '
If you are out of this world finan
cially, and hafe a diamond It Is
the shiny spot that gets you In the
pie line quick. &
I am trying to tell you that a dia
mond Is an investment that you .can
realize money on almost Instanta
neous. A fine new line of wrist watches.
Once have one always wear It
They are almost Indlspenslble, only
when bathing.
No, we have none for the twigs.
You bet your life, we fix watches;
and can fix anything what anyone else
can.
We do nothing for "sores" on the
character or rents, in the reputation.
This Is the beginning of the sea
son for neck chains, lavalllers, pend
ente, wrist watches and bracelets In
Jewelry.
If you "auto," you "orto" have vac
uum bottles and nested drinking cups.
We. have Held glasses and binoc
ulars for those who hunt.
We have smoked and yellow glasses
for those who think of their eyes.
We have the beat and largest stock
in this part ot the country, and we
want your business and will put our
eelvea ont to please yon.
M'HATTAN.
You Hill never As
out Insurance If yaw
ten by agents whe nana
of the business. SeeOkeMtt. rt
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To make room, we are closing out
our line of traveling bags, suit eases
and trunks at coat. ,
29-tf BRADLBY HARNESS CO.
TO YOUR HEALTH
HAWXHURST'SIMARKET
Has been completely
is in the most sanitary condition,
and has an antosaebile delliai
to insure lightning service.
CAN YOU BEAT IT?
for a comblnaUon for health-an
convenience? Our prices are right
and our meats the best.
717 Main St. Phone -MIR
Carnotlte ore has been discovered
in Pennsylvania, giving rise to hopes
of a possible production ot radlnv.
Van Riper Biros.
THE STORE OF QUALITY
COFFEE
"Circle Blend,"
6 lbs
. 1.40
TEA
"Private Growth,'' finest
Japan, per lb .78
PINEAPPLE
"Panama - Pacific." this
week, 1 cans jw
PEACHES
"Economy Brand," regu
lar 20c; special .IB
MUSTARD
"Beech-Nut Brand," medi
um Jar .18
SALMON
"8. ft W" No. 1 Tall, per
can .as
2 cans .48
ANCHOVIES
" Burton Brand,," - per
bottle M
SOUP
"Campbell's," all varieties,
per can .10
' "GET THE HABIT"
A. J. White
Wm. J. Immel
Oregon Welding
Co.
Sixth Street
Your Returned
Checks
Are as good as a cash book. They
tell when you paid the bill and
are the very best ot receipts tor
the money. There Is no possible
chance ot loss. Your signature Is
on file If you have an account
here, It la our business to pay the
check you draw to the right per
son only.
FIRST STATE 2 SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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