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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1916)
FC 1-rfKinAV, xovkmhkii i, iftlfl THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON VAtlK FIVE ZLv Gertrude & Co. Announce Their Fifth , l'J, II.' I III lvmg iale Of Millinery at One-Half Price Beginning Saturday R f annual rnanKSg Each year at this time wo have put on n special half price snie 01 our enure biock or trimmed and un trimmed hats, our object, of course, being to materi ally reduce our very lfir,e stock. NO RESERVE Our entire stock, ns you know, is always marked in plain figures and the cheap and moderate priced hats will be cut in half the same as the higher priced ones. No woman can get along with one ha'; this is your big opportunity; take the one you now have for ordinary every day wear and get a really good, smart stylish one for a "best" hat. At these sacrifice prices you can well afford to. Its a long time until spring. All Children's Hats at One-Half Price WE RESPECTFULLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING vfM d0Mm Fifty Hats in plush and velvets trimmed in ostrich ami ostricli fancies and fancy ornaments. Were $2.50 Now $1.25 NO TWO ALIKE Fifty Pattern Hats and Gold Mcd.il Hats. Wcc $9.50 tp $15.00 Now $4.75 and $7.50 I-'orty Hats, all new popular shapes sailors, triconcs, .turbans, side and back rolls season's best stlrs of fine quality silk velvet, the latcs.t novelty trimming. $5.00 to $7.50 Now $2.50 to $3.50 I'vc-ing and Dancing Hats. Were $12.50 '.o $18.50. Now $6.25 to $9.25 GERTRUDE & C O 601 Main Street LARGE LAKE 18 FORMED BY DAM E.YOKMOl'H C'O.M'ltl.Ti: DAM AT COl'CO, CALIFORNIA HACKS water over nearly i!,.-(w ACRI.H OF LAN!) Constructing Copco Dam A short difitaiice tu'low Klamath Hot hpilngs on the Klamath River, BiroHH ilif lino In California, tlic nar- niu. fd.i..i. .r ,! 1 1. .... I. 1,1 .. ..... viii. W Ul HIV JIIUIIIUIJI HI ' i Ijio.k.'cih out Into a valley cornpils- mg In all borne 2,500 acres of land. 1 (. losing In below UiIh little v.il.iv, tin- Klamath River inters whnt was formerly known as the Warde C'an ou, where the water, falling l'JO fee t within two- nillcj), In confined tv,c n almou pcrpendlcuj.ir walls of laa. At the head of Wan!.- Can) on at u place now commonly Known ns Copco, Calift.nila-Oicgun Power company Is mulling to rcmpletlou an enormous inner -to dim, which reachei across this narrow innoti, with Its founda tion In hard anUerslte rock, and when, (omiilcle 1 thin obstruction In tli- can-, on, whtre the water, falling 100 feet 2,",00 acru of land mentioned above to he submerged, and In Its stead a lake I H mllsH long by a mile wide will he nude. 'Mo top of the Etcfl bildgc whlih, now iiostcs tho'Klamath Ulver Just last of ll'e Lennox would ho four fd under wntsr, wer It to remain In place, but the power company will move this structure to tome other S'lte further up the liver. The county ro nl running from Ager to Klamath Hot Springs, where It rsacbe tho Klamath Rler will have to he moved bj tho (ompatiy to a higher location, on account cl being Inuiilatcd by this loko, nnd tho survey ha3 already been established by tho hoard of super visors of Sifekljou county for a new road at a higher elevation along what will be tho lake short. Situated aj this beautiful body of water will be, entirely stirr-mided by mountains, it will make a scenic spot ai'dlng interest to the beautiful trip up tho Klamath Ulver to Klamath Kails. I JOSEPH DUNBAR PASSES BEYOND is r.Tin:i: ok it. 11. nrxnAit, sL-pi;itiTi:.vii:.NT ok city SCHOOLS FUNERAL TOMOR- HOW AT WIIITLOCK CH.ll'KIi ASYLUM HEAD IS HERE ON VISIT COMKS IIKCAUSi: OF CASK OF J. A. COOK, NOW IIKLD AT INSANK A.SVLUM O.V A COMMITMENT rKOM KLAMATH FALLS. A shipment of Eastern sorgh'ini Just r-ceived at ths Sunset Grocery. No. 2' tin. 2.'.c; half gallon, COc; gallon, SI. 00. 24-28 Prom ,tho infinities of old age, Jo-oph Uunbar, father of It. H. Dun bar of the Klamath Talis public fcchool3, died jeatcrdpy. lie had been tailing for -ore time, and tl.e end cams gradually. , Tie funeral will be held tomorrow nfternoon at the Whitlock chapel, and will bo public. The sermon will be preached by Itev. W. E. Rambo. Sun day the body will be shipped to Deluv, Ohio, the native town of the deceased, lor burial. Mr. Uunbar was 79 jears old, and came Ve3t five years ago to live with his sen. He Is bUrvived by It. II. Dun bar, Mrs. Geo. A. Wirtz of this city, hi3 daughter; a s'ster in California end other relatives In Ohio. To get information in the case of J. A. Cook, an inmate of the state hospital for the Insane, Dr. R. E. Lee Steirer, superintendent of the hospital, is In Klamath for a few ilajs Cook was committed from Klamath county, after shooting up a tra.n coming to Klamath Falls, but since then numerous efforts to ob tain his release have teen made. Dr. Stelner desUres Cook is crimi nally insane and Would be dangerous Uf released. Dr. Stelner formerly practiced medicine in Klamath Falls and has many friends and acquaint ances here. If it's vwiilli Inning, it's north in. tin inc. Ak Chile ote. 7 Now that the fresh cues are all gene, try a can of our Rogue River beans. They are fine. The Sunset Grocery. t 24-28 Dependable Electric Service, - d is service particular delivered consumer requires standard precise moment or nielli, winter or summer (i. DEPENDABLE ELECTRIC SERVICE California- Power Comp JM "4 4 ",' Jc A 'i JU)n. i yz V . .t i P i 'fee I -' ;w ' '
