The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 21, 1918, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
MONDAY, (H,Timi;i al)
Oiie of die Best Preventatives
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From getting the "Flu" and Colds is Good Warm
Clothing, Underwear and Footwear-
Look oyer our wonderful showing of Patrick Mackinaw and woolen wear, Lewis and Duofold Woolen Union
Suits. "Nettleton and Walk-Over Shoes' Kuppenheimer Fine Suits and Overcoats for Fall.
Men who know the wisdom of buying quality, rather than a "Price Mark" will appreciate the exceptional
values we are offering on Standard Made. Woolen Wear.
KsppeskoKr Cltties
Knox Hats
aid Nettletn Shoes
Leading Clothiers
and Hatters
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AUTO TO GIVE.
H TO BIKE
NEXT SEASON
If Aaerlca caaaot have automo
bile for pleasure; convenience aad
caaafort4-Bpt to mention business
It. can ratals tbe next best form of
tacoaoOoa the bicycle The war
tadtietrice' board baa pat tha stamp
e4; approval ee bicycles aad allladl
GtUea potat to' i big bicycle year la
baa! own tbat the Morel la
aaaufaciuring eeatera la
aaatrtbater to' greater of f leleaey,
fceOthal'war, ladaetrice board baa
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MM trea earafw henrattea that p
fajf'bUyela aa a.aeaa of traatperta-. bey,
whaa become virtually ladlapea-.J
borae aboa nail aad
caator.
larga
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I lilt ltlttl tla tAmtM kaM ll
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tbe durability of tbelr bigger brother
and tbe rider ao loager need take
with blm lata tbe couatry alght
mare of paactarea aad ria-ridlag.
Moreover, tba high staadird of
American roada today invite long
rural journey tbat heretofore were
a hardship, If aot aa lapoaalblllty,
for tbe cyclist.
All In all. tbe bicycle Industry of
fer big prospect for 1919.
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CAMP LEWIS.
Oct. 21. Football
Tacoma. Wash.,
aade Its appear-
Those present at the Sewing Room,
Friday wate, Meadaaee L. L. Me
Dsnlcl. Laara D. Mayer, M. J. Nyhan.
J. M. McClure, C. R.' DeUp, J. 8.
Wlllbura, E. E. Leake, D. N. Lewln.
O. D. Burke, L. E. Sulllvaa, Mtsa J.
Whlttaker.
ttnrmlmmt " latultiB Vjai tjVaaraV
aaca bare daring tba past week, when Mn N Mo Un j
caadldatea appeared at Caap Lewis Mrs. Percy Evans. Mrs. 0. E. Riley,!
athletic leld to be looked over by Mrs. A. D. Addison. Mlsa Adelaide
ICaptala T. O. Cook, athletic director. Daapler.
jFroa'the candidate will
.teems to represent both
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be picked)
tbe Thlr-
Sewlng room, Wednesday were
MAidamM J. M. Johnson. W. J.
teeath dlvlaloa and tba big camp. winter. Jennie Hum. O. D. Burke,
i The arst big gaaa of tba seasons a.,m... mi., i wm.i.w..
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Uacla laa baa
will probably be agalaat tbe Mult-
aoaab Athletic Clab la PortUad, Thoa present at the sewlBg room
, October tlth. altbo efort are balag Satarday.ware: Maadaaaa 8. E. Mar-
aade for aa earlier gaae la caap Chaa. Martin. Jeanla Hara. ata
Petar Paaeacfc a oaaa Portaaaaaa lit. tba Foaadatloa shipyard. Otterbaia, Q D. Darke. Carey Raaa
reisr raaeaca a yoaag rsnagaaao . . ., . . A. fc .. - .m- -j uiu am...
aavaateM yeara old waa t-.mieft tlm9 t eMim. ol bath Raas)bd Helea Wirt.
here Satarday aa be waa about to
I leave oa the trala with tfty datlara
caadldataa already baa begua. Prac-
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Total, attendance for tbe week a(
". ttl .h moom' '"-.tha aawlag rooa. J5,
: at 1:10 o'clock.
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Two atara oat 'for practice each)
from'rWssh". gut" college, a KLAMATH OVERSUBSCRIBES
tioaai aauMca, and corporal
reward oa, tba aatoaobtla ladaatry i " tnm -' Trtakla. a fallow
la tba bfeyda.beiag paabed lato the eaployee at tbe PeMcaa Bay Laaber
'Uaaejllgbtas the ;.;aext bast bet." Lag Coapaay. ' '
aaaclea do'aot'cost t eeata a gallon i Oa belaa arrested be eeafeaaed bis
il- Ui.;!; n. 'ii. i..i. 1 . aeaaaMoaai aauaacK, ana corpora
.SiW4!1..0: re !fl' "!''" lataaduuly to Sharlff Oarga.-g,,,,,. wto WM AteUni .JT...
Tar.,aiMcVcla can be parked agalasi H"Iray. who apprehended alanine latarcolleglate ceater for tbe
a'faatis of veraada aad ao one uf- ,lia turaed over the aoaey, wblcb 1117 aeaaoa, while a member of Cap
far. ' -- je)itlTl bad. alaaarbia railroad fare taw Malar Newmaa'a Oregon Agri-
; Oaa eaeoarageaeat. bicycle rider to Portland aad which waa recovered cauarai .uouege eleven. Mipa . a
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UNSINKABLE SHIP SINKS " I
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. ' . ... t. . m t'Vl wll'.i buoyancy boxes and was NS BS3 a, V?M
Aircrlcti Kl.arasblp "Lucia" wblcb eMm by ,he JVen,or mWtm T Jp JLfjf j
waa toriieilr.-d last week In the At- Oottavlly, to be unslnkable. gggT Kr I
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WILLIAM T. DONNELLY.
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Repreaeatatlvee of the Sheriffs of-depot brigade.
flee report aa apparent epidemic of
will receive, u the tremendous la-, at tba ticket office
provaaiat la "bike" tire. It can
tralybeVald that one of tbe elera
eau that eventually deprived tbe bl- natty, thievery aad other alaor of
cycle af popularity waa.tba numerous fense here during the last fewweeks.
paactarea that one eaeauaterei. To Tba three men bow la tha county
the rider, the tires seemed little bet- jail are aged aeveateaa, eighteen aad
tar than garden hose aad were tbe twenty years.
with the TblrteeaHb Battalion, lafth ,nJd tb,t wh,t J" r?,rd tnm oa
aide source will then be -so much
'over tbe top" for tbe County.
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Weyerhaeuser Timber Co 9
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Western Pacific Ladd aad
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I Yawkee Luaber Coapaay
, Oshkoah Uad aad Timber
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.Oregon Land and Livestock
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Roe-Burgee Laid Company..
Soper-Wheeler Coapaay
NOTICK Tf IHKIIITOIIH 'KLAMATH
Oregon, for. the County of Klam
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la tbe Matter of the Estate of Alma
8. Alexander, Deceased.
Notice la hereby given that the un-
deralcned has been duly UDDolntoiI
15,000 'administrator of the, nluivt eiitltlnd
BOY IS
"RARIN' TO GO"
St. Johns, New llruniwlck. Tontr
has been employed nt the First Matt
and Saving Ilauk for ovenl BNtai
during tbe post yoar.
Voun Hoger I). Torroy of Kla
muth Falls Is one or the boys who Is
"rarln lo go". Torrey Is seventeen
, Standard Oil Coapaay
ANCHORAOB. ALASKA. Oct. II.- Samuel L. ThostDsaa.
Everybody la Seward, a hundred San Fraaeweo. Calif
miles south of here at the bead of u'mvi Curtu caatnanv
Resurrection Bay. I getting ready to Oregon Life iaittraace Co....
ceieorate ine arrival or me nrsi pas- rjeo L Chandler
i senger train from Anchorage on Reddlng.CW 900
rncie asm a governmeni rauroaa, ire McMillan, Prealdeat Moua
first itrateliof tbe route to Fairbanks tsla Klag Walls Co.
to mu nwFinnn. i 8lB Fraaeiasa.
1,000
1,000
1,000
in aaa estate, and has duty aunlliltul lis such
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aii uraini naviBK nainjn aainsi-ana waa loo young to be drafted Hn
the sald.estata will present them to' . . . , u",Tm"'a- "
10,000 the undersigned at tbo office of II. M. a,, touaA ln 8n Francisco
r aaa ' Manning, attorney at la, uooml
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which I tba Place tbe undralnol
4,000 kaa cboaaa to transact tbe business of
taa aaia estate.
Thm( all fflAlma ahall kji nmna,lv
9,000 veriflad, together with vouchers at-
inoo tached, aad. must be preseatod within
! aanattha twin Iia Am . ,1.1.
1.999 Botlea.
1,999 Doae at Klamath Falls, Orexon,
taia sisi aay or uciooer, lvis.
R. L. ALEXANDER,
Administrator of the Estate of Alma
8. Alexander, Deceased.
21-28.4-1MS
that he waa too light for tbo Marines
and the Navy. Soma would have
been satisfied to quit for a few
month before trying again but Tor
rey figured tbat there aren't going to
be any more war after this one and
If one was going to be a soldier, he'd
better be at It, so ha kept oa until be
waa finally accepted In tbe Canadian
RED CIIOXM niHTWIHTHrt
The American lloil C'ruta ao Car bw
distributed la round numbers MM.'
000 aweater. 760,000 mutlen, 1.'
000,090 wr'stlets, 600,000' ssbMtt,
1,900,900 pairs of socks.
FOR RENT 190 ucrcK. 76 "
der cultivation; for "
Infutiirv ii. i. .. . wiu iaae team, wagon -rr:
inraniry, lie Is now on his wav o 1...1. h..i... ,. ll-lt
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FOR SALE 200 acres of Mt,
Inquire Martin Clreon. "
outhMst of town. 11'"
lig KwntuckiaMi 1s Dead
Seward I tha "ocean and" of tba
new line. Work, t going ahead oa
the road above Aachorage. wblcb t
near tha upper era of Cook Islet,
and below Falrbaaka, tha' proposed
terminus 'Just ovar tba Alaska Range
and north of the Tanana, a braach
of the Yukon river. Tbe two gangs
Union Oil Coapaayi.,
H. C. Bhckbura,
Long Beach, Calif.
E. B. McLeod.Peaayar, CaL..
Samuel M. Millar,
8llver Lake, Oregoa
John W. Cox
Alfred Blnghaa, Portland
of railroad builders are now 190 mile. HeB L BHil0m) Mtu ,.,,
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apart
Much of tha winter trifflc from la
terlpr Alaska will probably coae out
over the .line of the new road this
winter, despite tbe fact the steel Is
not connected, It Is .believed here. Tbe
! commission his gang of men at work
marking a winter trail between the
two end of the roads. Train will
probably be operated from Falrbiaka
and Anchorage to the end of the
steel rails all, winter. Travelers will'
"mush" tha Intervening , distance oa
foot.
t Total .1... ..,., ,971,400
This U abaut.oae half ot'th over
subscription;, for tha county.
Arthur B. Wtooa.
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""'".raeet this week on aoeount
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Mr. LuetU' MWkiff, died at Al.
gops BaturdaT after aahbrt lllaeae
troa Paeuatoala. wblcb developed
from tbe IpMlab lanuouw.' Ska waa
thirty one ytaN. Mag aad left two
children. Thydid waa a' alitor
of George Ukria aad had been In the
V CouBty2butt4M wayf, t tnm mandlng figure In Kentucky politics
vue ia,'WHwiiM, nor umir a wen as. tba united State Senate,
and two brothers live at Cutla Rock. dead af the aga of forty-aevea. He
The.fUMMlavdwlllkkaldat pused away la Johns Hopklaa Hoa
two thirty toaorraw afUraoon at the piui, Baltimore, wh.re he had bob
Wbltlock OlMHl. 'for atomaoh t,ubi.. c
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United Siataa Senator Otlle James,
is feet four Inches tall, and a com
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for atomaoh trouble. '
Columbia .River
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Corporation
in Portland, conpUliM two
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will b required at Um 4wd "
of tba tarvMting 9ton
At least fteee of tkeao wW be wwkU)e4 Me who will
come froa tha harvest tM of the) Northwest, and a
short tlae he trataed lata shMM ahlsdHisMeri. ,
Whoa yoa have perforatd yoar patriotic duty la tbo bar
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