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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1916)
$: . - THURSDAY, AUauir t, ,, THB mNINO LAiiATH FALLl, OKlflON . seasaaaaalaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaV kEeasaaaaV sasaaaaaaaaasT u. XBpH asaaaaaaaaal M ' Base! mM Lmm EM v Men Beware-They re Going Fast Tk. iu Uf f U..v Q,mmr Q,-f Ki .fof will soon be sone. These suits are being greatly tacriticed. Mr. Wise Man if you are figuring on saving a few dollars on your clothes purchases this summer-You'd better get busy and come in and inspect our line of Summer Suits in different models and styles. Come in anyway, and say hello to usyou are just as welcome at this store, whether you buy or not. We are quoting to you a rew ui .c F..v... ' - -m m ft av F? a Any Fifteen Dollar Summer Suit, now $1 1.85 Any Eighteen Fifty Summer Suit, now $13.50 Any Twenty Dollar Summer Suit, now $14.85 Any Twenty-Two Fifty Suit, now - $16.50 Anu Twntv-Five Dollar Suit, now - $18.50 Any Twenty-Seven Dollar Suit, now $19.50 Any Twenty-Eight Dollar Suit, now $19.50 Any Thirty Dollar Summer Suit, now $20.85 K. K. K. Store Leading Clothiers and Hatters sHuufiBk. mmWWrmWW'mWmW EeaaaaaaaV. mmn'lmWWWWW Our Ads appear In the Hir. aid on Mondays and Thun. days. i - . From Midland. j Stewart Briggs, & farmer of the Mid-1 j land section, bought supplies of local i merchants today. Gams on August 20. The first Weed-Klamath Falls base ball suae, to be played at Weed, is scheduled for August 20, and not Aug '' ust 18. as was erroneously stated in the Herald yesterday. The special train mentioned will hence be run on August 20, Instead of on August l5. Fans Intending to take the trip should sign up at once at the Herald office. Works at Smoke. C. D. Oarcelon has accepted a posi tion at the Smoke, the rest house con ducted by A. J. Powell. 'Ashland People Here. i O. Winter and family and L. Nell j and party of Ashland were In Klamath . Falls yesterday on their way home from Crater Lake. Elks Meet Tonight The regular monthly meeting of Klamath Falls Lodge No. 1247,c B. P. O. E., will be held tonight Secretary Austin Hayden urges a full attendance. From Odessa. Hcbert Griffin from Odessa for and wife are down a few days on bus!- Auto Men Here. Darid LaPlant, engineer for the Stewart-Warner Automobile company, Wmiam Wheelan, service man for the fame company, and C. H. Head or the company, are in Klamath Falls. Visits Friends. Miss Lena Barnum arrived last eve nlag from Sacramento to visit friends here. Miss Barnum formerly resided here and is a graduate of the local high school. Visiting Parents. Claude Bennett arrived yesterday from Sacramento to visit with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Bennett Mr. Bennett is a motorman on the street railways in Sacramento. Rebekah Party Tentght A good time Is assured to all who attend the "backward party" to be giv en by Prosperity Rebekah Lodge to night in Odd Fellows hall TRAINMEN Wilt INSIoTJMANDS AFTER SESSION WITH FEDERAL- Arrested for Explosion From Hlldebrand. T. C. Hill and Verne Brown, farmers ; of the Hlldebrand country, were busl-i necs visitors In the county seat today. I MEDIATORS BROTHERHOODS! I DO NOT YIELD IN DEMANDS ONI EMPLOYERS Sutton Visits. Ed Sutton was a business visitor United Press Service of. From Astoria. Dr. A. Van Dusen, Dr. A. M. Kin ney, George Judd and Randall Reed of Astoria were in this city last night Tlit y are on an auto tour of the state. Mr. Van Dusen is a graduate of the University of Oregon and was yell leader while In the school U. S. R. S. Officials Here. C. J. Blancbard, chief statistician for the reclamation service, and H. T. Cowling, chief moving picture pho tographer for the service, arrived last evening to spend a few days on the j local project , NEW YORK. Aue. 10. Officials here today from his farm In the Miller, the four railroad brotherhoods say the! Kill section. trainmen hae not modified their d.- mands after a session with the fed eral mediation board. They intend to Inilst on all their demands. The mediators expect to meet with the railroad owners this afternoon. All' sessions sro secret. Hagfes WUI Speak in Portland on August 16 Another Swede. J.inW Swansen. proprietor of the two Swansen barber shops. Is the1 proud father of a 9 -pound son. born Wednesday morning. I Willis & F77 fFtT' s " . . K.TJfyr v?! a riri .;-r''v. t -?? sr sii:'ii?j,'W& ? r'Wjyt-pj i i.. Continued from Page 1 After Big Ones. Ber Palm, clerk at the Vlreil fur niture Ftore, left yesterday for Rutin Falls for a fishing trip. Preach In Portland. i The onenlne rallv of the camnaien Rev. Charles T. Hurd of the local was held Friday night at the Baker) Presbyterian church left this morning' theater, the principal speaker being Frr Visits. i I to preach neat Sunday in the First James E. Watson, former eonn-eis. M. Bedford, forester for the Klam- Presbyterian church of Portland. 'man from Indiana, and candidate for 'ath Indian reservation. Is In Klamath the United States senate. ra,ls on business. Go Fishing. -fne theater was crowded, and mam Merrill Banker Here. K. U. Babb, cashier of the First Na tional bank of Merrill, was a Klamath Fall visitor yesterday. ORPHEUS THEATER THURSDAY AND FRIDAY King Baggot In "HALF A ROGUE". morning when short circuit cuv-sed "Flivver's Art of Mystery" Two Reel Nestor Comedy AHllSiftl KBMa A. ... ... - ym nuu oooo music and Diamond Lake to hunt deer. They Admission Always W Csnta lowest to re gone about sixteen day. a J tzl ' h T4 3 jsV; 4 : wr,r: mmm ? JfWlfi&intu vm vx'2?r Baa UBftU sxsfi'i Hfl 3E2S3Bf-StClf3J "Doc" Powell, Hugo Loewe and Wll- were turned away. Throughout the Ham Halley left this morning for 'speakei'b arraignment of the admlnl3. I Wants Answer Hurried United Press Service ALEVAMDE8 DAVIDSON Al&Eei M. D1CKMAN i Klamath River for a fishing trip. New Shoe Store. I WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 10. The j Here are two of the men anested In tratlon the crowd rave every evidence ' of approval of the speaker's remarks. E'tate department has requested Great , connection with the munitions explo- ! ii -i.. !.- .1 .. ' l'.rll.iln to exnedlte her reDlv to thelsion at lilru k Tom. Cninmmiliinv N. .1. iir cuiigra iuu uic iirosjRnijr gnwi ----. -- - . -- .-,,--.. Prominent Democrats to Speak Here Monday rrmlinuetl fiotn I'iiki' iiiiiIithMihI Hip niii-stloiis of tla dnv niul oti InlolllM'iitly t'i thotn Ton nfii'ii we conniic'oiiisehes to rorulliif; fiiil) the ip-r that repieionis our ,lait or fxpietiHi'K our own lewt. Ort tlie oilier fellow 'h luwpolnt -lieni Ills hide of tho l'iiho. If oil tiro iIkIiI It will HlieiiKtlioii onr nmvlctlonn If )OU lire wronn ou limy llnd It out "DlnrusHlon In the Kleiitext of nil i fouiier. It nilloMallcn oer)llilim It touchei. It robs prinvliiles of nil fiiho sanctity mid thrown tlient hnuk on their renHonnblenoHH. If they 1iiim n i rensonabienens II ruthlessly rrusliert them out of existence and p up lt own conclusions In their stead " -Woodrow Wilson. This prelilentlal oar will hit tliu l!n.t ote for ninny jouiik ell liens owr oiiiik mnn and woman shmilil candidly, fairly nnd without prejudice :ull themselvus of eery opportunity in heir tliece Kte.it ijuetitioiis ills. russed. The whole Hystein of our ,?ov einment di ponds on Intelligent oIcth On Monday nlpht you will lini the op. porliinlly to hear the ilomorraiir- nldo of tliene uucstlonH preHenled Co nnd liar tliem. DoiiIiIIimh Inter )ou will lme oilier opporlunltlcii to lienr the oilier side, do uwiln nnd heai them. No cltlxeu Is worthy tho niinie who ff.nn to hear liolh both Hides of any (inexlloii, and tho most pltnhlo spec tacle In the land Is the narrow parti san who throuKh prejudice rofiwos to hear or recognize the morlls of IiIh op nonent'H lewpolnt. i' ho tnnrkeil In plain (lnici imJn ii-i' li.i.klliB no Rue-m as la w h it ) 4 ii retilnp, If you kno row.' nnd, when you sen this stock and lb way It's innrked, you will see IhitN tiro KOttliiK rnnl bari;alnn From Knturdny on all thu f tJtocl; In to lie sold at ImrKnlm u tsti au it Hint I IV no troiihli) to hIioh uu tliooji Vi need money, t limi't let any "Kiit" artist loll m that )ou are Ki'tiliu: something (or uothliiK, It can't he done NothliiK Is iIovIhIIiIh l to vhti two folliH that nre lirokc di-clde on (Iiiidko low. Itemember thu time SuturJij yl !i n tn 1 MellATTAN 1'rlie Mtnlu. Ilverythlng for tho camper but OmI (.imp. MnminocltH, folding cots.itMkl n tor os, etc. Mf WILMS JOHNSTONKCal B. Berkman has rented the room-In enioved by the E&stera states is rtn ' i potest of this government against the Albeit M. IMckmau Is ngent of the I.e the Jacobs block on Main street, be almost entirely U he trade in war 1 seizure of American mail illiirl, Valley tween Sixth and Sevents, now occu-.iruaHioDs, and predicted disaster as a I pled by the real estate offlce of L. result of the Underwood tariff law at Jacobs. He will open an up-to-dato ' the close of hostil tie. shoe store there about September lit-: Mr. Watson diivcted considerable Mr. Jacobs will move his office to his time to the Mexican question, and as- miuaing at Main and Third streets. To Hunt Dtr. - Adolpb Nltschelm, Everett. Harden brook, Phillip Motschenbacher and H OUSTON' Metropolitan Amusements s serted that a firm and fixed poller would have obviated the necessity of i the state of wax which he claimed had i m,M existed between Mexico and this coun try practically all of the time that the Morris Myers will leave tomorrow ' present administration has been lm morning for the head of Rogue Rlvr power. - ' State Chairman McNary presided at ti. meeting. OPERA HOUSE HOUSTON . DARK ruilioud and Alexander DaJtlson is bupeiintendcnt of the Na tional Ktornge company. New Middy Helled foals, blue, and pink stripes, $1.!0. & 3t J. F. MAQU1RK, CO.. Inc. FromFort Klamath. Lindsay Sisemore, a prominent btockman of tho Fort Klamath country, is in Klamath Tails on business. Life, accident, burglary, liability and vitomublle insiranct In leading com panies. 8ee ChUcote. i Goldman Commits Suicide United Press Service NEW YORK, Aug. 10. Albert Gold man of Brooklyn committed suicide by Jumping from the forty-first story of the Singer building. His body wis flattened Into n shapeless mass. FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE This sale is for Friday only. Any goods "bought, dur ing the safe cannot be exchanged.. - MUSLIN UNDERWEAR " Envelope Chemise, regular Tfc BARGAIN PRICE He Envelope Chemise, regular SI to ti-tf, BARGAIN PRICE, 78c- .': Ladles Muslin Drawers, regular OoteMo, BARGAIN PRICE, 0c Ladles Maelln Nientsewns, recalar 91.00 to 916, BARGAIN PRICE, 76c Misses Princess Slips, regular Mc to 76c, BARGAIN PRICE, 96c "We are-cloeing eat' 0J1V 'entire line"' cf Ladlss White Wash tklrts. Your choice of anv White Wash Skirt In the hs-se atenlySfc. ...... " . .. . WABH GOODS C0 yards ef Fancy Vlgarsd Xawh'eT extra fine assortment ef patterns, eell Ini regular from lie teaSc, ' BARGAIN PRICE,' 6e YARD Not more than ten yaree te"a customer MOST W VAUIE F. J. ERZ THEBST M OUAUTY STAR THEATER -THE MY8TERIES OF MYRA" Eleventh Episode -MR. JACK, HIS DUKESHIP" Daniels Comedy RECKLESS WRESTLERS Pathe Comedy : "NOBODY'S HOME" " Mutual CoeMdy DEAREST PUBLIC: Again I want to tell joii (hut nil 'lie im'si In my wlmtnw nre to be nold .it the prices that they nre merked. Cnizy as It may neeni, b '. wo liuvo to have the monoy, bo If you nre look Ing for something for nenrly nothing be la'ie Saturday. People who buy a cat In .1 b.w .,m Ia-sihIo not bright. All m goods an- "SEL"ofJ approval will be upon OiasSanlHoniii Coflee it you appreciate the Ml coffee. "SEAL BRAND" i the cream of the worUJ heat coffees put up in air titfht tin cans. All freshness and goodliest for you. 'ITS THE FINEST GRO SM: Van Riper Bm I THE QUALITY BTOIM Get the Habit rKeHSeee1VtA ' " --- v -v vrvvTYVVVY 'ro' AmLAf.&?A?lf& VTTYTT -e TEMPLE THEATER "Curley," AStenr bf-the Slums, Fsatuiin Lojtls Plckford 'Hobos! Home," ."' AaMrican.Cosisdy . "Hsr Confession," Tamboaser Drama -Paths New." MEKMLL OPERA HOUSE Merrill, Orsgon MOTION PICTURES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS THE BIG SALE IS NOW ON You should join the crowd and net vour share of the Y bargain. These are all real bargains and it now looks as if everything would goi The prices we are v makinc are not based n kA n.i i..A th v wholesale cost, as we bought the entire stock in bulk v at a ridiculious low figure and we are selling the good. ror ainiosi npuung, Come in before the stock n picked over. Bradley SuddIv Co. Iaaaaa ..e. .. .. - j. . . . .J f f f rrfffyynidi,,