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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1918)
MV'&4.Wm )lVL$Zi ...... . a a.. i,a. ,. ownnM. ' MM POUR ONPAV, MAY ii k V Ha .fWWIW nKHMi infimcsi rn"w www Wif Msjtj'-J tV - VT- t I Style that is Outside Evidence of In-Built Quality There is nothing that suggests veneer, about styles of our clothes, made by THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER You see a solidity of fabric, lapels that roll smoothly and firmly, shoulders and collars that show a foundation of good hair cloth and canvas beneath, and many other de tails that evidence in-built quality quality that means long wear and permanent fit and style real economy. Spring suits are here the smartest in town values that are rare these days $20.00 to $50.00 mmamm $20.00 to $50.00 tf Ml M II (hIAi ...a tl IbiiH ft horf.tb.l3KT Leading Clothiers and Hatters K. K. K. STORE Klamath Falls Oregon iSaS IBt i i 'aW m W ,......... . """"Di,,,.,. MERRILL ROYS DEFEATED BY II RED SHIRIS the Red Shirts of Klamath Falla d clslvely walloped their opponenU from Merrill, and thru which the torn of MO was turned over to th. Junior Red CroM 8oclety. About 200 fans filled th. grand aland 'and displayed great enthusiasm daring the game. Th. Red Shlrta art prac- 'ticlng hard for th. gam. acheduled with th. Chelsea Box factory team next Sunday. UTS NEW HOMI Plan Yowtfu Garden Now4 Save Time ana Money TivcMTV.rir.uT t siv i rikiAi Jack Purber of thla city haa pir SCORE IN YESTERDAY'S OAME chased a residence previously owned hv Hararn rttinlsn. an Alimiwla ilrol I AT MODOC PARK-120 MADE rOR,nd wU, aMUm, lmBwdtau poaamto.. JUNIOR RED CROSS ' Tht deal w m,d tnra MC7 of J.F. Slagulre. Twenty-eight to six was the result of a War Stamp a day kaapa th. the baseball game yesterday in which kaiser away. SMASH! sEsBSISESEEflEEHHEEHssr IeHeeeeeHeIeIBSBk. isEEEsEEEEEEEEEVSTT;Tn rjfrarrrctavrjavATfiwC7vcK4 MH CITT and country more war gardens are needed this year than ever before. Patriotism prompted M0000 Americans to plant gardens last year, according to climates of the United States Department or Agriculture. Transportation faculties of the nation will be strained this year hauling muni tions of war and foods for the Allies. The surplus food ere. ated by home gardens will help In the railroad problem. And th. aatloa will eat less of the goods we must export wheat, meat, fata and sugar. Kvery boy and girl. that helps with the gardes la helping win the war. leaflets of Instruction In tardea making may be secured from th. Department of Agriculture at Wash tagtaa, upon request, without chart. ' urea of vital Importance are before thi! senate and Its committees, mill to be- come familiar with their UnKrl ami, operation requires faithful attendnnco( upon their consideration. Hy remain ing here In Washington I shall be In a position to force upon the attention of. congress the bill I hate Introduced to empower the president to fix the price. on the necessities of life, which legis lation Is necessary, In my opinion, In remove the possibilities of actual suf-j ferine by the American people. In ad dition thereto, I nni greatly Interested I1 passing Into law at this session 'of congress a measure calculated to In lte private rspltat to usslut Irriga tion projects thru the k eminent ruaranteelng the district bonds. Also I hate recently Introduced a bill grant ing preferential rights to soldiers and rsllors. In view of this situation I am) leaving my campaign to my friends In Oregon wid those who upproe of my course In congress. Local Red Cross Activities Those present In the sewing room on Friday were: Mesdames llert K. Wlthrow, J. McClure, T. It. Hkllllng ton. touts Ilradford, II. (I. McCarthy, ticu. lllehn. C. I'. nurmrlster, I K. Sul livan, Ida (llbson, Ida Orlmes, Kvs Comb. It. II. Howell, Jark Lilly, lllnl McDonsiil, It. L. (loss, (' A. Hunting, M 8. Hargenl, C. It. llrnwne. In the surgical dressings department were: Mesdames C. I Moore, Van Ilellen. Z. C. Kimball, W. II. Robert son. l w While. Jm. IW,WU". M II. Humnker. l.,-elH.aa.cr.J - - PLANS FOR MEMORIAL DAY DEINQ ARRAN4U MemoilHl senhes re no Ulti ' planned ti the mrmbrri of lb f ' iimii's lieiief Corp, for the Suadt if terniMin uf .Muy :(i The tiittni the iln Is In he mntlu by Rr, tf, l. retire of lie rirnt WMbjlfrtsi rhurili Mt'iniirlnl itav ! .m h helil h) Uii. in, nitH-rs of the Moot l.nlil riiiiimiinlo on May :othitu .Ml. IIHI temrllrry HcNary At Capital During His Campaign WASHINGTON. P. C, May 13, (Special) la view of many Inquiries from friends whether h. would return to Oregon to engage la th. final, of th. primary contest, Senator Charles L. McNary Issued th. following state ment teday: "No, I ahall not go to Oregon under aay circumstances, aa such a course would conflict with my plain duty to remain her. In Washington and pet- form th. various official obligation that arise from day to day. In rs turn.ng to Oregn-j only one purpose could be served, aC that la the ad vuncement of my condldacy for th. ofllce of United Statis senator, which j is small oy comparison with the gre it er duty of rendering constant and un interrupted service to th. people of my state and nation In; this grave hour of International conflict, Many mess- Are you sawng for yourself atone or buying War 8avlngs Stamps and sav ing for yoursoir and your country? i MIMIMWHW Band Box Anneuness a substantial re duction on all Hats. Hats aa law as $3.95 Reduction will Include new Z ehlpment of Hats Just re x eslvsd Monday morning Main and Ifctveath rboae lit DR. CLAYTON E. WHEELER I'HVHKIA.V anil SCIKil.OV HplMl Trmimcnl t Bpsclalltt In chronic diseases. Kxamlnatton and roniullslloi tm largest X-Ray laboratory la Suuthorn Oregon. Utest (Uetnai appliances that ar. now used In tho curing of dlicaie. -Trt beosi" of tkrfm - THE MOST TERRIFFIC INDICTMENT OF THE MAN WHO MADE THI$' WAR THAT HAS EVER SEEN PRESENTED WHAT DO YOU REALLY KNOW ABOUT THE KAISER, 'THE MAD DOG OF EUROPE r Did you know that the kaiser had a polaon-flllsd abscess In hit w, and that If It burst he would be a raving manlacT j Did you know that the kaiser's left arm Is alx Inches shorter than his right, and that the hand la puny as a child's? And did you knew hew h. car. rled It In order to disguise the deformity? Did you know that the kalssr has a mania for admiring beautrful hands which greatly embarrasses the ladlts of hla court? That he WMra many bracelets and feminine rings, copies' front those he admires? That ha has 360 full-dress uniforms; that hs was twice king, twic. a grand duke, 1fi times a duke, twice a prince, nine times a count, besldsa being a bishop. I Did you know why he slaps his right thigh all th. tlms? Of curat, yeu' didn't. Few people outside of the Imoerlal eirela know tham. Thiviuu.' crets as carefully guarded as has been the proof that Germany planned and started the war. , All these things and many mora In the private Ufa of th. Jackal af Europe, are shown in "The Kaiser, the least of ierlln." Ta miss It la t. miss the most Illuminating expose of this enemy of mankind. STAR THEATER- TUESDAY nd WEDNESDAY, MAY, 14-1S Vacation Time w HI " "- TTi Bwal ra- J24.we njssssaaResnl 1 1 II . W ' iLi ' 'aMasTJHilll MM "C-STgLJflll Special Prices 25c and i50c umm.r Vacatyon time la a feed time to enjoy Music) also children can acquire a gwd Mart while free from their school atudies. Largest stock, law rent prices and reasonable terms will b. found her.. seen. D. net fall t. attend aur Musle ahow date t. be announced ..! Shepherd Piano Depot TANDARD QUALITY INSTRUMENTS Next door f. O. Graduation Presents If you havo a friend who grad uates you can secure a decid edly welcome present at Upp's. Rings, pins, brooches, necklaccn, bracelets, lavalllores, cuff links, acarf pins, belt buckleH, nrc splendid presents. Dorines, vanities, mesh bags, card cases, manicure and toilet articles, penknives, mutch boxen, pencils, fountain pens and other novelties offer wide choice In ap propriate gift things. Prices are not too costly, and better quality is not to bo had. Frank M. Upp JEWELER 511 Main Street Ofiklal B. P. Watch Inspector " tfaawnfaaa asaaaaaaar bbh bbbbjtbbbj bbbbj avg bm aawsaaw gsBBaaBBBs. Ew4'E9ES'IBa K' gaV L..S 1 IBSpPzZfflw klV " Qazf r 1 a IMC Kl OI Wen YrTVAitn 4a4 stiiiiivMlMf Slnrim4ShSSi Pleasure, the economy . I WvWfSra of 5c pachHiwf I ffjV& Jf!fccf WRWCEV,S 1 wiMtowllfS&WV -( made It the ft BBaWHasSa VAafllUr t- ..-... 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