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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OKEOON
THURSDAY, MAY M,
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With those Oregon City Woolen Mill Suits for Fifteen Dollar at K. K. K. Store. The
cloth in these suits are made from Oregon wool, fast colored dyes and are finely
tailored; they come in greys, browns, tans and blues. These all wool suits with an
pair of trousers is an exceptional offer during these war times for
FIFTEEN DOLLARS
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Remember
AN EXTRA PAIR
K. K. K. ST ORE -Leading Clothiers and Hatters
Town Topics
Plckford Matinee Tomorrow
In order to make It possible tor the
Mary Plckford fans to see their favor
Ite screen artist In "The Girl of Tester-
day" at the Star theater and also at
tend the commencement exercises of
Klamath county high school tomorrow
night Manager J. V. Houston has ar
ranged for a special Plckford matinee
at the Star tomorrow afternoon, be
ginning at 1:30.
PfACE LEAGUE TO
HAVE GREAT MEET
Continued from Page 1
Prsm Yalnax
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Snelllng are here
from Yalnax. Mr. 8nelllng Is well
haown'as a dealer In horses.
o Portland
Mr. and Mrs. F. U. Patrick have gone
to Portland to spend a few days. Mr.
Patrick, who Is connected with the
White Pelican Oarage, will drive a
new ear tack to Klamath Falls.
Here for Visit
K X. Gore and L. B. Earner of Med
ford are registered at the Hotel HalL
8. O. Johnson, president of the Klam
ath Derelopment company, la here for
a few days from San Francisco.
METHODISTS OAR
CAHDS, THEATERS
OANCINQ IS ALSO AGAIN UNDER
AN PRESBYTERIANS LAY
DOWN RULE FOR CANDIDATES
POR THE MINISTRY
United Press Service
SARATOGA. N. Y May 25. The
Methodist conference, in session here.
today voted to retain the rule that
Members of the Methodist Episcopal
church must not play cards, dance or
attend theaters.
United Press Service
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May 26.
The Presbyterian Assembly today
adopted a resolution that hereafter
so candidate for the ministry who ex
presses disbelief of Christ's virgin
Mrta can be Jicensed to preach.
"Baby Week" in the Philippines
teas to have been a huge success.
Government and people are taking a
keen Interest in the conservation of
Filipino Infants.
the idea of a league of nations to be
formed at the close of the present war
In Europe.
According to the league's program
of proposals adopted when it was or
ganized In Independence Hall last
June, the powers to be Invited to join
a league of nations are expected to
pledge the use of their Joint armed
and economic forces against any sig
natory power which shall refuse to
submit a dispute to a court of arbitra
tion or council of conciliation, before
beginning hostilities or declaring war.
President Wilson will address the
league Saturday, and his speech on
that occasion is being; awaited with
interest by the world, as it may be
the opening of peace negotiations.
Other speakers beside ex-President
Tart, Secretary of War Baker and
Major General Wood are: President
A. Lawrence Lowell of Harvard Unl
vcraity, James Cardinal Gibbons of
Baltimore, Shaller Mathews, dean of
the divinity school of Chicago Univer
sity; Harry A. Wheeler, banker, of
Chicago; Edward A. Fllene. bead of
the Filene stores In Boston; President
Benjamin Ide Wheeler of the Uni
versity of California; Hamilton Holt,
George Grafton Wilson, professor of
international law at Harvard Univer
sity; Talcott Williams; John Bates
Clark, director of the department of
economics of the Carnegie Endowment
for International Peace; R. G. Rhett
of Charleston, S. C, president of the
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States; Samuel Gompera; Oliver Wil
son of Peoria, president of the Na
tional Grange; Theodore Marburg, ex-
ambassador to Belgium, and Herbert
S. Houston, president of the Associated
Advertising Clubs of the World.
Moving Pictures
"The Reform Candidate," a Pallas
five-reel production released through
the Paramount service, written by Ed
ward A. Guest and Macyln Arbuckle,
will be shown at the Star tonight
This feature with Maclyn Arbuckle la
the leading role Is one far above the
average picture and a story of the
home and politics, and so portrayed
that It will surely reach your heart
strings. The many crooked methods
of every-day politics are clearly shown
and give one an idea of the many ob
stacles one finds In his way when
ho tries to win by fair methods. This
production will be shown tonight only,
as tomorrow night Mary Plckford will
be seen in "The Girl of Yesterday,
PACIFIC COAST LEAGFF.
Standing ef the Clubs
Won Lost Pet
Vernon SO 17 .40
San Francisco 17 21 .611
Los Angeles 23 22 .511
Salt Lake 18 23 .431
Portland 15 21 .423
Oakland JO 30 .400
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Red Feajber Play, Orpheus tonight
25-2t
Insufficient sleep endangers health.
The music Is worth the price of ad
mission, Orpheus, 10c. 26-2t
China's ministry of communications
has mapped out its budget for 1916
as foUews: for railways, 111,142,569;
for telegraphs, 12,939.380; for posts.
1439,960.
FOR SALE Indian Twin Motorcycle,
fully equipped. Address W. H. FJtts,
city. 15-St
HAVE YOUR PIANOS TUNED
The many residents of Klamath
Falls whose pianos wars tuned last
summer by. Henry Taber will be de
lighted to know that he wUl be tuning
in this city for two weeks, beginning
May 29.
He requests hat all who wish their
pianos tuned communicate with him
AT ONCE, care of Maurice Leslie. 108
Conger avenue, phone 12-W. 25-3t
Notice to Creditors
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Klam
ath. In the Matter of the Estate and Guar
dianship of R. M. Richardson an
Insane Person.
Notice Is hereby given by the un
dersigned, guardian of the person and
estate of R. M. Richardson,, an insane
person, to the creditors or the said
11. M. Richardson, to present their
claims, with the necessary vouchors,
to said guardian, at his office at the
First State and Savings Bank, at
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
J. W. SIEMENS,
Guardian of the Person and Estate of
R. M. Richardson, an Insane
Person. 26-1-8-15-22
Results Yesterday
No game at Salt Lake on account
of cold weather.
At Los Angeles R. H. B.
Vernon .. .......................2 I 2
Portland 1 4 S
At San Francisco R. H. B.
Los Angeles . 3 9 1
Oakland -i J. 2
Hogg and Bassller; Klawltter and
Elliott Klein pitched for Oakland In
the ninth.
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We have ice tea glnwicH In sets ot
six, and six guaranteed spoons for
them at four dollars n not. Can you
beat it?
Don't fall to see our window, ai wo
have a line of new thins for (ho
season. j
See th Japauptio cultured pearls.
We have every kind of an Ingorsoll '
that the machinery can turn out '
Wo repair most anything In Ibol
Jewelry line.
No, we dont put sets in chairs.
If you don't hurry to my aid, I am
going to bo broke, and that soon.
Ill alum the road for you If you will
start. McHATTAN.
Six reels, Orpheus tonight 25-2t
FOR SALE Thirty young leghorn
laying hens. West End Grocery.
26-St
ORPHEUS THEATER
Thursday and Prlday
Hobart Bosworth In
"THE TARGET"
Red Feather Play In Five Acts
"Blackmail in a Hospital,"
L-Ko Komedy
One Reel j
Admission 10c
Why Ym Should Visit the Chi-Namel lustration
at Out Store Thursday, Friday aid Safvday
With Us wave of food taste
now sweeping the country has
comers keener interest In the
use of household varnishes,
stains, enamels and polishing
materials. )
The Chi-Namel Demonstrator
will ahow you many new ideas
for their usa, Dent miss It
MAY SI, St, and 27
Baldwk Hardware Ct.
"The Htust ef Quality"
HOUSTON'S
Hetrepelitu AawesMts
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
STAR THEATER
"THsT REFORM CANDIDATE"
Five Reel Paramount
Featuring
MACYLN ARBUCKLE
Tomorrow Night
MARY PICKFORD
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"THE GIRL OP YESTERDAY"
Publication of" Summons
the Justice Court for the District
of LtnkviUs. Klamath County,
Oregon.
Barnl. Plaintiff,
vs.
George Massey, Defendant
To George Massey, Defendant, In the.
Name of the State of Oregon.
You are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint lied against
you In the above entitled action oa or
before July 9, 1916, that betas the ex
piration of six weeks' publication of
this summons prescribed by the or
der ot the court, and if you fall so to
answer, the plaintiff will take Judg
ment against you for 335.00 and for
the costs and disbursements of thlsj
action, and that a claim for 926.07)
against the Pelican Bay Lumber com-,
pany, attached in this action as your'
property, be sold to satisfy such judg
ment
This publication is made by order
of the Honorable E. W. Oowen, Justice
of the above named court, duly made
on May 25, 1916.
The date of first publication of this
summons Is May 26, 1916.
A. C. YADEN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
25-1-8-15-22-2M
- WE BUY
HidcH of all kinds, wool, polts, cop
per and brass
Will pay 26c per pound for dry bides.
15c lb. for green salted hides.
13c lb. for sheep pelts.
16c for copper, 10c for brass.
KlastaliFiJbHiJc&jDiik
Ctapaiy
Old location ef Mills Addition Store
Grand Union Tea Store
Special Portland prices on
Teas, Coffees, Spices
and Sundries
A Trial will Convince You
5SB.P. LEWIS3ir
Sixth and Oak. Phone 226J
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HOSE feature which you have
come to associate exclusively with
the high-priced cars you will find
embodied in Saxon "Six" at $9.15.
It meets-in every respect-present
day standards among fins -ars.
TELFORD BROS. Anr
Phons 22M Kamsth Falls, Orsgon
Makes all UiIiik now Dig llnnln tum
our Co., Phono 107. 16 tf
TEMPLE THEATER
'No. 13 Westbound,"
Three Reel Sellg
"Love One Another,"
One Reel LuMn
"Paths News"
AdaUasioa Always ISs
MATINEE DAILY AT SlS
ALL LICENSED PIOTU1U9S
MERRILL OPERA HOUIE
Merrill, Ore-
MOTION PICTURES WKDNUBDAVm
Dearest Public:
No, the fruit isn't killed, but some
of the "peaches" got pretty well cool
ed off.
Father, what are you going to get
that son of yours for a graduation
gift We have some fine watches
which are a lasting remembranoo of
the event that was the turning point
in most peoples' Uvea.
If he U going to go out to "hh the
grit" be has to have the time, whether
yon give It to him or not A man with
out a watch Is generally without a Job.
A job Is something one takes when
one is seeking a position.
And, girls, the swellest line of the
latest In La Vallleres and rings, and
If you are going to be a June slave
you'd better speed up some, as we
haven't sold the diamond ring yet aad
if you dont get the diamond before
you are annexed you are wallering In
very bum luck.
We have the prettiest little brooches
you ever did see for laughing gas!
prices.
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ELROD MIXER SAYS F YOU WANT TO
GET INTO THE SWIM WITH A BSG
SPLASH INSTEAD OF GIVING TANGO TEAS
DIVE INTO ANY STORE WITH A NICKEL
AND BOB UP WITH A PACK OF
If you want information rsgardiag
Indian land on Klamath Reserva
tion,, address
Clayton Kirk
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