The Evening herald., May 30, 1916, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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THE MVN1WQ HIRALD. KLAMATH FALLS, 0BOON
TUMPAV,MAVt,tM
WATT 60ES INTO
Meat company of Baa Fraaeleee, the
Union Meat ceapaay of PorUaad, aa
S. Koahlaad A Co, wool asereaaata t
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Boston aad Saa Francisco,
Mr. Watt has proven himself a high
GATTLEBUSINESS
PORMKR MANAGER OP LOCAL
MEAT COMPANY WILL DEVOTE
ATTENTION TO WOOL AND
TOCK EUYINQ IN KLAMATH
ly capable stockman la his purchases
(or the local arm, aad hla activities
(or outside concerns during the fast
two years. Ho was eight years presi
dent and manager of the Lander Coun
ty Livestock company In Nevada, one
of the largest of Its kind In the West,
and his entrance into the local Held on
an extensive scale Is an assurance that
much livestock will be moved at top
prices.
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George Watt, who has resigned the
Management of the Klamath Packing
eesapaay, has decided to enter the
stock and wool business here. He has
aa oPJce In the White building, and Is
the southern agent for the Western
To Medford "
Miss Lucille Marshall and Miss
Mabel Meors, Instructors at Klamath
county high school, and Mrs. Mears,
left for Mcdford, to spend their va
cations.
Come in and see this
new Victrola
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v Victrola XVm $300
Mocked maltocwr cabinet with PvMkd
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This new Victrola XVIII is representative of the very highest
type of construction known to the art of cabinet making. . An
instrument of unusual beauty.
If you uk electricity in. your home, you'll be interested in the two new style
Vktrolss equipped with electric moton no winding neceuary.
Victrola XVIII electric $350
Victrola XVI . electric $250
Step iasny time and we'MI gladly demonstrate these Victrola and play
say music you wish to hear.
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VICTOR HEADQUARTERS
SHEPHERD PIANO DEPOT
Next Door Postoffice Klamath Falls
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Ten Victor Records which
should be in every home
This list will serve as a further guide in building your collec
tion of Victor Records. These numbers are high in popular
favor and their beauty will ever appeal to you.
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We'll gladly play any numbers you'd like to bear. Come
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ITS EASIER to demand good clothes today than it is to get them. It pays
to know what you want and where to find it More than ever, men are
walking into the Kuppenheimer dealer's -asking for this model or that
The BEAUFORT it on tho card one of a tcora "m right at crickef ' made up In fabric that will U
wanted this ttaton. PricM, $20 to $40. Write for our new book, "Stylee for Men," tent on requeet
THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER, CHICAGO
OrfjfaHiri fFnotioMi Sltot In JtVa'a Clothing
Leading Hatters
KKK STORE
Leading Clothiers
Roosevelt Opens
Campaign Today
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Coatlaaed from Page 1
through this In the (ace of truths which
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The Colonel scornfully referred to
persons who two years ago maintained
that a great war was Impossible, aad
said it was to be' expected after the
present war "their shrill pipings"
would again rise. He held America
might be attacked after the war by eae
of the nations fully prepared; or tem
porary exhaustion might lead any oae
of them falsely to proclaim they were
"peaceful and harmless.- In aay
event, be asserted, It was' America's
; paramount duty to be ready. The for
, mer president Utterly assailed the ae
ministration's Mexican policy aad par.
Ucularly the strlpplng"of coast artil
Dirty refrigerators may sake atefc
lery fortifications to oatata Infantry
men for the Inradlag forces.
Referring to baslaess regalatloas,
the Colonel said: '
"The aim of aoreraasent should aot
be jto destroy the great iadostrial ualta,
bat white eaeouMg4ag them, to regu
late them la: the utorests of the pec
pie as a whole." . v.-r v
"The ead we aawisf Vjeir the Col
onel concluded, "la aalgli aid' lap aa
tlonal lire, based ea aa Industrial ca
dency which shall be aceoapaaled;by
social aad ecoaoasle jMtlec. Military
preparedness agalast war ie saerely a
meaas to this ead. Bat It la aa la
dispensable meaas. We are adt It to
be free mea unless we shew the fere
thought aad will pewer to injure that
we ourselves shall hare the right to
decide our.jiwa etlalee, aad aot be
forced 'heiplessly to'cabialt to bare
them decided by aMee cetnucrerc.
"What I thus cay dees act represeat
aaythlag aew hi prtaeiale, Oa Ova
contrary, the prlaeipiee tbue set forth
haye reeetyet taw Up leraKy of mea
got their pre-election promises, What
we need in oar public men is perform
ance, not promises to treat a platform
merely as a means of getting offlce,
not as a covenant to be kept in offlce,
Is demoralising both to the public and
to' tbd servants of the public."
Departed Army
Is Honored Here
Ceatlauod from Page 1
old defends lighted anew with' the
rcmoalsceace of the patriotic fervor of
the Teaks" aad 'Johnny Rebs"' of
that day, each fighting valiantly for
the eauee fee believed Just,
r At the court house square this after
noon a patriotic exercise was held, the
'following being in substaadb the pro
gram rendered:
Invocation Rev. Cbas. T. Hurd
Mnlo Quartette
"We Garland Their Graves"
Messrs. Mason, Walton, Wlrts, Hayd'oa
Lincoln's Gettysburg 'Address .....
- Wayne Keecee
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...."Those Endearing Young Charms
Mrs. A. J. Voye
Reading.M....."Tho Bivouac of the Dead"
Miss HaselTry
Quartette "OM iMk irjii
Mosdamea Henry, Voye, Daniel aad
Mcrartby
Memorial Address....Hoa. B, L. KUIett
neadlng "The Blue aad the Gray"
Miss Edna Wells
Led by Mayor J. B. Masoa
Benediction Rev. B. C. Rlcharda
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR iALB-Housshold furniture. la
irc at W Oak street icXt
A Little Plumber,
Born, Sunday, to, Mr. and Mrs. O. C.
Loreni, a 8-pound daughter.
New program today. Orpheus.
Bast far Summer
Principal C. R. Bowman of tns Mfls
scwl leases with Mrs. Bowwsa
latter part of the week to 'PJr
summsr visiting relatives In nuae
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Marian ninviui """"" " faiia
Rnglneer H. W, Blocks of the tojM
i n. ..!. waa OUt lSW
following a recent operation. "r
Mrs..Hlacks and the chUdrsa p T
rotura to Chlloauln tomorrew.
! North fer Vlilt . JL.
Mr. ead Mrt. Veraoa MotschetfMJ
er leave in the morning wr "-e
attend the Uairerslty coaww Mmm
raereUes. Mr. Mouchonbacher mt
Htay to attend summer school-
V.u can Save Bl0 "'Jgf,,-,,
By Insuring ia the oldwt WJJ
anee company, bccuse y aJMJ
shew yeu.y. M. Pri ?;
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