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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1918)
tMirf'V s TmHWDAV, AKICHTH, A MfffittTC i tv - THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON '"r,U' ' mTma jji: MC , u- h tt .v . i V MAfUGER AND OLD FIGHTERS ARE ANXIOUS fw "USftW'tw: w . v '". ;W.m'd . TO HEI.P lINriiF. SAM IN 5TRUGRLE IN FRANCE kT .... JV L'r YlfJf i i !',' ' v ?("' ifCBnaBBBaammmmmmmW. . AIR MAIL SERVICE TO CHICAGO POSSIBLE FIRST CONVERTED BONDS ARE HERE Washington, Aug. S. Extension of the mall air service from New York to Chicago ti being considered by the post office department, accord ing to official announcement today. This route would cut the' time be tween these two cities In half and would bring the Pacific coast It hours closer to New York and the Atlantic seaports. Six additional planes for the air mall service between Washington and New York will be Inspected to day at the Plant of the Standard Ae roplane company, Elisabeth, N. J., by representatives of the postofflce deparement., The specifications of these planes call tor a speed of 100 miles an hour. Within the next week, possibly August 10, the postofflce department will assume full control of the air mall service, relieving the war de partment. TTM " Jack McAullffe, former lightweight Jnckson In the United 8tntes and .i. i hv. oi,..v.. .i. r " J"k Johnson heavyweight ' ' . ' " champion, are anxious to go tO Jim Jerrnei nis naraest name ror me F to ne, Unc,e ,,. 8ntrk Aeavywefght championship, and Sam has already bought his uniform, as Fittpatrlck, who managed Peter, shown here. ll..iL m - KT.UM ivmwu jmmj new e MIDLAND The tint returned converted Lib erty bonds have now been received by the First National Uaakr. It Is the privilege of all those Who pur chased bonds during the earlier is sues and paying Interest at SVt nod 4 per cent, to have theso converted Into 4 H per cent bonds. It Is for the beat Interest ot bond holders to have this exchango made as soon as possible, In order to get the Increased Interest, and will be ranch' more con venient tor the banks It the matter Is attendod to bofore the rush ot busi ness during tho coming drive. m CALIFORNIA HANKER VISITS IXH'AL RELATIVES WOMAN HAIL CURRIER Oil reute: K The first woman mail carrier In Klamath eoaaty la Miss Winnlfred Delta; who is temporarily delivering Ik mail over Rural Route No. 1. from Klamath Falls to the Midland section following the resignation of 'tater French; The mall. Is delivered bjrito three times weekly. Mr. Preach his resigned to enlarge his dairy buslaese. VII K8 SUIT FOR COLLECTION SCHOOL CLUB MEETING IT FT. DHI Pose Hooper has arrived safely In ; France accordlngto word received by Mrs. J. D. Hooper, his mother. Mr. and Mrs. E. Q. Davis returned from Dunsmulr Sunday, where they had been vlsltlngifor a few days. John Llsky and J. D. Hooper are going to start cutting tule hay In a few daya. Mr. and Mrs. Den Galloway are here from Santa Rosa, Cal., visiting their old friends, after an absence of eight years. Mr. and Mrs. John Harvey and three sons, Masters Mllburn, 'Albert and Harold, arrived Wednesday eve ning from Roguo River Valley points via Crater Lake, for a short visit with relatives here, and are stopping with Mr. Harvey's sister. Mrs. Nate Otter I beln. Mr. Harvey Is vice president ot the Cttlten's Bank of Santa Ana, Cal., but has been spending the past two months in the Rouge River Valley, where he has extensive orchard In terests. They are on the way back to their California home. A meeting for the boys' an.d girls' Industrial club of Fort Klamath will held at the Melhase hall at Fort Kla math Saturday evening, August 10. R. 11. Dunbar, C. D. Chorpenlng and H. R. fllnlsyer will gtre talks on la dustrtal club work.. Everyone -la cordially Invited to at tend a Red Cross benefit dance, to b given after the program. DR. FIRMER IX TOWN u t'A stilt for the collection of $88.50 ; A statement In the personal col alleged due the plalatlS for groceries umn in the Hen Id issue of Tuesday and provisions purchased la Febru- to the effect that Dr. C. V. Fisher .,' HIT, hts bean tiled la the of- and family had left for Portland oh .Hee of the Circuit court clerk by the that date was an error, as' Dr. Fisher ttrp ef Roberts Whltmora against himself did not leave with bis wife Al-Candrey, tfiru Its attoraey, Walter, and daughter, but It still la the city, Vaa-smon -A- WANTED Twenty people Jto pick, huckleber ries at;Blg Huckleberry mountain. In- qui: aas Auto Service. 6-St BERRIES! BERRIES! I Go to Huckleberry mountain, quire Vans Auto Service. In-6St BUY A THRIFT STAMP TODAY There is No Economy in Cheap Coffees Don't figure your coffee cost by the pound, but by the. cup. If MJ.B. Coffee costs you more per, pound than the coffee you are using, we can guarantee MJJ3. Coffee will cost you less per cup. You can make more cups of good coffee with MJ.B. than with any other coffee. M-JJ3. surpasses all other cof fees in fragrance, flavor and economy. Ktmimbtr our GuaranU It Reaches You Fresh GOLDEN RULE EXTENDS ROOM Improvements on the old room re cently vacated by the Star Drug Co. In the Loomla building, are now prac tically completed and goods from tl.e flolden Rule Store, of which this Is now a part, are being moved In. Of Announcing the Arrival Ed. V. Price & Cos FALL SAMPLES CARD OF THANKS We. hereby wish to express oar sin cere thanks for the many kladneases shown by our friends during oar re cent bereavement. Also for the beau tiful floral tributes. ALFRED B. CABTEL AND RELATIVES. BOWLING GRKKNB ARM ESTABLISHED BY R. C. Numerous bowling greens have been established by the Amerlcin Ited Crosslin the tuberculosis bar racks In Paris. One of the, difficult problems In the treatment of French tuberculosis patlenta la to get them to reillio the Importance of fresh atr and recreation. . NOTICE The O. E. F. knitting club will! meet at the residence of Mrs. Frank.1 Ward, SOS Third and Pine streets, Friday afternoon at 1:30. All mem bers are requested to be present and . . . . . i oring a iriena. s MRS. FRANK WARD, Sec. INJURED WHILE HUNTING Austin Hayden while hunting. In Eastern Klamath county yesterday had the misfortune to break two of bis ribs la a fall from his horse. He was brought in today by Dr. George Merryman, who was In that neigh borhood and attended his Injuries. It Is believed that he will soon be as well at ever again. LOCAL BILLS COMPLIMENTED EH H lULZil i"kJ IJ S MEfcttol TI A letter has been received by the local lodge of Elks from the Port land chapter, complimenting the Kla math. boys on their Interest In the new state organisation. The let ter did not Indicate what attitude would be taken by the lodge regard ing the state convention In 1919, which the local chapter la beat on securing, as no official action had been taken. i YANKEES TERMED "ATANS" BY HUNS Amsterdam, Aug. tt "Satans" is the nsme for American soldiers among the Oermaa soldiers, accord ing'to a letter written by Lieutenant Ranke, who, aa officer-war corres pondent writes for German papers. In the D'sseldorf Nachrlchten he tells of a skirmish between a patrol of men from tbat city with an Amer ican pitrol, who by their "Impudent audacity" bad been giving the Ger mans much trouble. Both parties were hidden in shell craters, be says, nnd stalked each other fcr 19 hours, with the result that three wounded American "Satans" were brought In. For their work their captors received Iron crosses. DANCING Why Be a Mere Dancer? When yoei caa be am esaest? Mr. aad Mn. KOteadaM, see ctallae la prtvata aad 'iianaal iasUvcUpaa. .This aaaaarta that "amartaeea" aa4 "atad eralsm" which demotes style." Caa yoa daaca THE CARLYSLE? Latest Ballrooaa Daace. MR. AND MRS. KILLENDAML Phome SIS SM leth at W a PLAGUE IN PETROGRAD s Amsterdam, Aug. a. There ere re 10,000 cases of the Aslatc cbol--era In Petrogrid, according to the Hamburger Fremdenblatt. One thousand of the new cases have proved fatal. The epidemic is spreading. That Broken Watch... The one you dropped, or that stopped "all by Itself," or that loafs on the Job bring It Into Upp's and have it fliea up like new. it will be la the hands of an expert watchmaker, who uses factory parts aad mater ials. All work, guaranteed for a year, and prlcea are aa low aa good work caa bo done for. You'll like the way you and your watch are treated here. Frank M. Upp JEWELER &1 1 Main Street OsJclal S. P. Watch laaaaeter PE are now in position to take care of those you insist on having their clothes made to their indivi dual measure. We represent the largest tailoring establish ment in the world, E. V. Price & Company. Hundreds of samples to choose from, made just the way you want them, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The company itself guarantees every suit it makes, and along with our own reputation of honest dealing ought to be -assurance enough for the average man that he will be satisfied. Choose your fall suit now, before another advance in price. Let Ed. V. Price be your tailor. He is wholesaling to a nation, not retailing to a neighborhood. We're the Klamath Falls representative. sgsffiB? srv- mMa V thiBl BBBBBBBnBHBVl BBBBBBBtBIU VlBB,' C 1 H W.l JRl ill . Jsf.'U JaV jet AB JB B. U ''& Jh, ma-L-iU' I XrSvtii "eemu.vi L 1 lsaaaa I m i - ill r9 I Bv 1 f mw off l".l f,Stt I i WW .yfpfe K. K. K. 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