,t!
5r .
THVMMMY, Jn,v m.
.
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
utr
Outing Clothes for Your Outings-
ifK
&
All desirable styles in Outing and Camping Clothes for
Men and Women. We are Exclusive Agents for the
Celebrated "Kamp-It" Brand Outing Wear and can outfit
you to your heart's desire for your Vacation Trips
Trunks, Suit Cases & Bags-Just the styles you want
K. K. K. STORE
LEADING CLOTHIERS AND HATTERS
' JOY RID1XG MVST BE
NORTHWEST WEATHER
FORECAST
CCKTAILKO Dl'RIXfi WAR
i
t wiomvpTAV r r t..i
Qi f A0ro-iu vi. . v.., tj w.
OREGON Fair west; unsettled. Aa appeal ror conserTation of the
probably showers east; south country's oil supply by curtailment of
westerly wtads. pleasure riding in motors and by elim.
WASHINGTON Fair west; nn- matin other sources or waste,
settled, probably showers
east; cooler east Friday;
southwesterly winds.
XLAMATH
U. 9.R.9.
has
Maxim am, yesterday 93 deg.
Minimum, today. 64 def.
Market Report
El'UEXE FACTORY WILL
EMIMY WOMEN laiMIR
!
PORTLAND. July !6. The re
celpU for the opening market were
about normal for this time of year,
in view of the stock conditions thru
out the county, being 1,350 cattle.
been issued by Chairman Bedford of
the defense councils petroleum committee.
"If our government is to bare pe-!dr,RR-V
troleum it will need to prosecute the!30c cut- wnlfh developed to
war successfully, the public will have T5c cu before the close of
EUGENE, July Jfi. The first local
instance of women taklne the nlaces
of men In a factory because of the ctx'1' "'
war drain on the supply of men will! "
probably be at the mill of the Eu
shortage of labor coatlnnea. j
He said the company Is unable to!
get men In sufficient numbers to op.
erate the plant to il full capacity
One woman has already applied for jae. Mr
position, and her name Is on tbr re-
ito economise in the use of gasoline
Not a galkm of gasoline should be
' used in the present emergency except
for some useful end he said.
Gerry Coaad and Carey Raauby
are returned from a tea days' auto!
i
. - . .. t
inp 10 vanyon xmj ana ue jonn uay ; Ut. and Mrs. A. L. Boyer make up an
eomatry. I auto party from Martlnes, Calif.
Dr. and Mrs E. B. Fitxpatrick. Miss
ijudib riupairica, jar, j. .ones ana
German Birth Rate
Decline Astonishing
2!;il23I-I I -i
AMSTERDAM. July 26. Apart number of births can by no means be
from the Inroads made upon Ger-1 counter balanced by the simultaneous
manjr's male populaUon by the war, decrease shown in the mortality rate
the check to the natnral renewal of of Infants under one year old, altho
her people is making Itself very this Is relatively somewhat greater
sharply felt. The provisional birth than the shrinkage shown in the num.
statistics for 1916 show very clearly ber of births. The mortality rate of
what a shrinkage will be evident In infants under one year old. measured
the German annv IovIm Inr thnu i .. .- . .
year, of war. assuming that the em-'wrths. hag continually declined since lan i?" IC , W
1.200 hogs and 800 sheep. jgie Excelsior company, which manu-
Cattle The cattle market opened fclu excelsior for packing pur-J
with a prospect of a 25c to '"'"- " " ",n- preameui anuj
- tz. manager oi inc conipany.saia mat no
the mar-' probably will )ut women on the saw grain
ket. The run of cattle on the whole
was better than the previous eek. in.
eluding several car loads of high
bred Hereford and Shorthorn steers.
The percentage of well finished beef
stuff In the yards was somewhat In
creased over last week's offering. The
yards were emptied of all market
able stuff except some poorly bred
Southern stock cattle, which were
held over In spite of a fairly active
market late in the afternoon. The
feature of the cattle market was a
carload of beautiful white-faced feed
ers, weighing about TOO pounds, be
ing almost uniform In size and con
tour. The prices paid standing were
about as follews: '
Best beef steers, 18.50 to f 9; good
beef steers, 17 to $7.75; best beef
cows, $5.50 to $6.50; ordinary to
good cows, $4 to $5.50; best heifers,
$5.50 to $6.50; bulls, $4..0 to $6;
calves, $8.50 to $9.25; stockers and
feeders, steers, 4.50 to $6.50; cows,
$3.50 to $5.50.
Hogs The hog market opened
strong and active, with a demand ex
ceeding the supply, which resulted
in springing the price back to the old.
and excelsior machine soon if the
to rejMirtu made to State l-abor t'om
mWsloner O V Holt by secrelarlwi of
Ornngrs and Farmers' Unions thru
tint the slate In (nlklng the avrr-
HolT look Inn Increased acre.
age Into consideration.
Turnout Oregon. Mr HolT said to
day, crop conditions range (nun total
failure, as In the rase of lain wn
'spring grain In some lixallllr. in a
half crnp of spring grain ami two
thlriN of a mp of (all miwu crntn
SALEM. July 26. Oregon's .191. To Ic the farmers frm assistance.
crop will atrrage about two- In obtaining ItarvnM holu, Mr Hon"
thirds of lat year's yield, according U making a survey of th slate, crop
Oregon Crops
and labor situation In vruU U
needs of ilia farmers, tin , M
Ing llh the public enuitoynt.at l.
rrau, I lie United Htat eniploisj
ufnrrs and the Oregon AgrlruliinJ
loll.ge.
"There will be beli enough lo U
rt the grain crops, arrurdltig lolv
illratlnns." Mr. Iloff said, "tftioruc
XMb)y may occur la some of u
central and northeastern roui.ll.
"Wagn are twenty to thirty sr
rrnt higher on tb average thaa Ut
year. No labor trouble of any nugtl
lude ba developed la Oregoa."
rur. or ai Nin nis military system, the year 1914. In the twenty-six
have not disappeared from the Or- largest German cities the rate of uch
man empire before the time for their
calling up comes around.
The" oOcial statistic! which relate
Infant mortality, as compared with
births, fell from 15.3 In the year 1914
to 13.0 in 1916. while in all German
figure of $15.60 for tops. This means
last
week's prices. The top price was for
Eastern Oregon and Durocs. which'
were very satisfactorily finished for
thl3 time of year.: Quotations now
stand as follews: I
Light hogs. $15.30 to $15.40; hea
vy hogs, $15.40 to $15.60; mixed J
hogs, $13.25 to $13.75. '
Sheen There wan finttilnv not nf I
. .u- r n --! "" " " ""
. -c u:ru..u rr empnasizes the ordinary in the sheep market. I
with lerltimatp satltifartlnii th raio ., . . .. . ... I
ther.nln rt.ln. h. m s .., . . . ". . "7 V . , me annual aecnne continueo. ana tne
. w, ..,,UUI, ,.. OI miani mortality in the war year
1916 was lower even than In the year
1912, when It stood 14.1, hitherto a
record low rate. Such a compara-
to German towns of 15,000 and more towns of 15,000 or more inhabitants
Inhabitants show that the number of fit declined In the same period from
infants born alive In such towns de
creased by 131,068 in 1915, as com
pared with 1914, and that In 1916
15.5 to 13.3.
sales moved off rather promptly at
the following figures: j
Tone of market slow. ,'Oc lower.
Lambs, $11 to $11.50; yearling wetlt-'
ers, $8 to $8.50; ewes, $3..'i0 to $6.50.'
Ing a total decrease between the be
ginning of 1915 and the end of 1916
of 245625, or 39.5 per cent of the
number of llvtnsr hlrttia HM,t. i'a, ..... .
-" -- 'uw moruuiy aecrease, However, can
the year 1914. This percentage al- naturally have but the verv iiehti
"rj0"..!!!0!' !l?!h...l".-h'tata"Mi.a.pno rAT1, TO PT .covpv
number of such births recorded in the) past two years of war. and the next , WANTED Woman at the hospital 8
-- .. -. .v., wu.u c population statistics of the country
separately tabulated. mugt ghow evidence, of the check
It Is clear that such a decline In the! which war has Imposed.
He's a nervous breakdown
Too much work in harvest
time
Too much strain in war
times
LET UP -GO TO THE
Harvest Moonlight Dance
at SCHMITZ RANCH
daj27th
Carryalls Leave Hotel Hall at 8 p.m.
for housework.
hospital
26-2t
kV
-
LOST Either on Conger avenue or
Main street this morning, lady's'
blue skirt. Finder please return to!
Herald office. 26-3t
FOR SALE Lot of good lumber; will
sell cheap. Call at 121 Sixth street.
26-2t (
NOTICE
Tomorrow evening, Friday, a har-,B
vest festival will be held at Schmltz's S
rftnph IrnAnrn a tU OIt..-nl t SSS
A good floor has been prepared for
the dancing, and refreshments will be
COflN, i
The affair Will he n hannv mJ
I time one of the old fashioned ones
go much enjoyed before the war came
to upset us.
Hay wagons for" the ride out will
leave the Hall hotel at 8. p. m. 20-lt
"LESS THAX COW
$1.00 down and $1.00 a week; $60
(Will buy a solid oak bed davenport
. and mattress of the very best work
manship; upholstered In Imported
French tapesty, with oil tempered
steel construction. A rare bargain.
Regular prJe 110, i n--
Jt JOHNSTON!! FURNITURE CO
A REMARKAIILE S.VI.G
OX EVERY SUIT
HLl'E 8ERGEM IXCI.IDKII
OssrrlMBHBakttMrAHan
VOL'R MO.VEY
fHEERFt'LLV UKKCXDEll
"LAST CALL"
m
Before the Closing of our
July Clearance Sale
That suit you were talking about
buying, "is here." Perfection, best
describes the Style. Fit. Workman
ship and All Wool Fabric, you are
sure to get in one of these suits.
Please take notice that OUR EN
TIRE STOCK is included with a
big saving on every article.
Don't Delay-Buy Now
if you care to save money
t'lXWHIXO NEWS
$10.00 Stilt I .23
$12.50 Suit fQ.fls
"I3-0 Suit 9U.H.1
"00 Suit 41,-mh
$20.00 Suit SH.8.1
$22.50 Suit 918.83
12.-,. 00 Suit 9SS0.2.1
26.50 Suit 92I.M.1
27.50 Suit 8SW
28.30 Suit fxi.M.
$30.00 Suit $23.H.1
SHOE XEU'H
$3.00 Shoes
.2.0.1
$3.50 Shoes ftti.M
$4.00 Shoes UI.:m
$5.00 Shoea SJ.Ift
$6.00 Shoes BA.Ift
Tlll'XKM AXI HIilT t'AHEH
$7.00 Shoes
$8.00 Shoes
$9.00 Shoes
.9.1.1.1
.97.1.1
.97.1.1
$10.00 Shoes $Min
$7.00 Trunk $.vW.-j
$M.0O Trunk 9tlJt,l
rio.oo Trunk m.;ii
$12.50 Trunk 9ltU
$13.50 Trunk 911. in
f 15.00 Trunk 9ia.!M
$16.50 Trunk 913.1ft
$lH.oo Trunk .91.1.8.1
$2.00 Suit Case .M
$2.50 Suit Cusu a,0n
$3.00 .suit Cmho aalui
3.50 Suit C'nsn ! !$eiH.l
$'1.00 suit Casn '.Mm
$S.OO Knit Com M;BB
$6,50 Hull Casu g.yn
$7.50 Hull Casn .Vl.Mft
HLAXKETH AN JUU,TH
EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED
K. SUGARMAN
"YOURS FOR VICTORY THROUGH SACRIFICE AND fat.
I
to
!
SH
H
raa Itti
oouglit In nil.
Nakiat Us)
prtnont WIimI
"t of the Mme
merrlwHdl tixtay.
It will pay
M well to
Invrailaato
!.-.-
"" niiBBmjii
i
'""--'"
m
, wnmvM&ef n'f
r-
'i -f.
a
'
N-