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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1918)
H'",k' fjr riUPAV, NOVKMBKTt Uff, 1g THE EVVN1NQ HatlALP, KLAMATH FALL!. 01100H rawV?a'yLv-''''TZtii'tx-t2ra -. ' iLKi , j mmtii 'vtk wrHiraisBBB'ajtiijia.iia Muuun .y?rf?ttKfifJT?-!.t. '..'. ili'tr..i.;U'j , vjwMawn WiW. 'nAuiuaiAHi'UAi imtaimi in rinr ctarx mm """Wi-v- ""-" - lj IN THE- EJIRLV TOPIC IT BIG MEET IK THE SISPk Christmas Store for Pomm bE4$ONi mm wg&tt&r ebki be aV tf7 IV. I . .1 . ... m H v ?,A V & mmmnmmmmmmmLT:' mmmmmmmmcmmmmY' 9f9mmmmmmmmmmMLAT-8i' mmmrwmW'"gmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm f c .. All -. .'.' r Subduing the Austrians called not, wounded eoldlera being brought down ely'apoa the Itall.n.' courage but from Mount Boccaor bjr,a. of .n . overhead cable line. Theie cara or .'their Ingenuity. Thla picture; taken trams were seat back on an upper daring the Austrian retreat, shows, cable filled with .supplies. I A '' ' "A ft 'tt 'i-TSu'i-. l-; .i- VBVBaV BB'B B B UKStU , U Utf . ' ak .'' earn." aat -mlmmWBHHBm1 aTfl Ur naUnMbt " 4t 1 t .! . i? - !7 fV J SWjff JvV V ,'f. rf? iw 'irj ..SJ 1' Snrrcl.sv ..-V...I i. . . nWAaWlNaTON. 'Nov. SI Ag sol- froaBuiima, anon win m asUmr tha deelra aace la annual, renewable tena In auraace at act price ratea, Uaued agalaat death and total .permanent disability. Under the prbvtsloas of iae war kmk insurance am, every porsoa. holding thla laturaace. aiiyl k'eep It ap In thla forai mi after hejj leaTee.the aerrlce, for a period of fire yeara. All that to aecaaaary la the regular paraieat of preailaaM. "Moreover, the law provldeo that, not later than five, reare, after the teratiaatloa of the war as. declared r Prealdeatal proclaaiatloa, the term lataraaee ahall bo coavortodT. with oat aiedkal exaailaitiea, late aueh JTAU" WW. l v , l V Vim "." v. '-V i: a. to umr.t-r. ..: ..., -!-, . . . . ,. ' v- v,wj, iiiiiw"Pi(t""wi win or ivrwi vi inwraaw wi. vo PImibii niaiaw ninw; m proacnoea ay regaiauoaa aaa aa ui reaaeat. Thla laaaraaco bo Ooveraaieat la-. . ' mim.y m be atalatalaed j lamred my roaa r'lwiyo''liaoWioa4W.Jeyea tholwlll eoatlano to MlKjiNJMIor'lHarvvMrMd to otvll life, aaraace: . :'.'.." ' --'-I','' ,. -llliriMU'i 'In 1 1 laaunaea ' I PARIS, Nov. J9. (by tho Aa. noclate I'twa). A tongue of na tlont U likely to figure before the peace conferenro at an early atago of the proceedings, Instead of being relegated to the cloae, after the terri torial aaplratlona of the vsrloua pow era are aettled. Two dlitlnct vlewpolntt have now developed In thla aubject. The Amer ican view la that tho coining con greta will not be tike the Vienna con' grew which devoted Itself principally to arranging what each power ahould receive aa a result of the Napoleonic upheaval. According to tho Ameri can view the present war was baaed on certain high, Ideals, and was aot a struggle for territorial galna. Therefore, It la maintained, Idcata ahould come before territorial' as pirations In the dellberatloaa of the congress, and these Ideals having been first doflaed ahould thereafter be the mala guide la aatloaal aspi rations. One of tho chief of these Ideate, It Is pointed oat, was to prevent future warfare aada league of aatloaa has been accepted geaerally aad officially aa the most practicable organisation for that 'accomplishment. It la held, therefore, that 'this tbould be one ot, ij jfluroorv! IN THE a ?IRIYi " u. i t apBArmr.'i'worlUag together C tho ..Treasury's ''Iswdraaea .'Bareaa.'' fr-atoA-s-rfa)', tei&m&itiiiittm ;l. vsl4aMtasa4Wi A Jaii.L. rWr Itlftf IBMI'IHHH .l' an '" ;vr "... ' b . . .. . . . A- v. ',- oak' Is. 1 eaid:' Ik' tka Ti an'a daaliw V iTT,"T TTT'-'-T.: VT - ' Mkrgiu. to eeavati this to provided by :; Aa mlMUamml.rm, :.. 5?r :'u .iilK.uiLr' .At.-a.a, , m ' r '; o spjajf-ow ,aao siaiecs u u aawu j.?.-- ;' j Hi if VJ . i; . I1JJ. , II ."'. '" itnmm mm V A '" i t. '-v.. .1 ' ,j ?$ tl', ,r; 't- rtf-1 tv; u v,, i, ix V ,,. -, ( w - lTff;slll'oti 9! , T m " M. alllsJwrlea'e sivaaMblfr.vlfe- astdithotr KlvUoge to.hee ;jbajr, laMraaea with, tho Ualted satoaXiovaramoat.aftor'the war has' UMBtmlaatod aad ovea after hw",tpi A u .1 " '! . Jtfr araoeV to civil life. Ia!iu mreosat foni'thiavliMar- a ' riTho d.yaatages of keeplag thla laaaraaco la force eaaaot hi" empha sised too st'roagly. The right to coa tlaue ttU a valuable right given by (liegoTeramsat to ear Ightlag mea aa compensation for their oar vleeV If this right Is tost by allow lag, lararoaeo to laaeo H eaa aever bo.rogalaod. Wheal gevsraaMBt la suraoe Is allowed to lapse tho(hoMer eaaaot sgaia ooiaia iaaaraaco- eept from private compaales at eoaslderahle lacrease la coat More over away of the mea awy have he obese1 aalasurabie aa a resak of tho war fhra physlesl Impalrmeat, and If those allow their tomiraaeo to Usee they-wIM tooee tho last opportUalty for. 'their famlllea' to have thoipro- tocttoa of Ufo la A War 8tsmp a kaiser' away. .day keeps 'the the nrtt subjects considered, aad ahould set a standard of Ideals foil following subje:ta, It cjsj be stated thla Amerlcaa view of procedare has found warm sup portera la, Eaglaad aad France, tho there la another viewpoint which cllags to the old procedure under the Vleaaa coagress, whereby Individual aspirations for territory should have trot consideration Those urging the territorial quos. tloas should come flrst Uay it la high ly desirable to sign a peace treaty embodying tho eesdattal details at tha earliest possible moment to terminate tho official war period uader which troops aad public utilities are held for this view aa early peace agree ment oa essentials weald releiee.the armies, lacludlag the Amerlcaa troops holdlag the occupied territory. Haviag secured an early agreement oa territorial aad other practical de tails it Is suggested the larger gea oral ouertloas. like d league of aa tloas, could come ap later for ot leaded ettKussiaaa either by tho peace' congress or a separate later national coagress to -formulate tho worklag details of tho league. Tha' appointment of the Braalllia delegates, Nile Pecaaha, tho forelra mlatetor and Rny Barbosa, ambaasa- dor to Argsatlns, la leading to a die. ' i wnn elBl m BOUtn American countries will support a league of aatloaa. aad the effect of A Wonderful Dress Collection VdvtAMiM, Srf, S.tin, TaffaU ,Crp d ChiM sumI Wool Jonoys. Wo know you haw impgcWd loto. of frocks of tno mum Matorialt, but for your owa satisfaction, soo tsMso. Wo can't attempt to.doscrlbo tkosn in this Urn Hot) spaco, but if you will conto in wo will do our boot to show tbon to you. Pricos rango from $18.00, $16.50, $18.80 up to $40.00. WomenV Coats at $25.00 This group of Woman's Coats is mado up of garmouts atUinff borotoforo at much higher pricos. IN THE Handkerchief Department lara Wnca InUlal 'KrrchlcN ,. nv Tho damtwat handkcrrlilrN, nlih script taHial emhrojdercil In oar comer! narrow hmastMrhed hcnwi both for laeMos aad gmllrmrn. lHrr lilaea HamtkorrhlpfN . ttOr With ttr wMlHHit talllaja, ai.rlgliili larh hunt Itotllcw ambrr only, unit the? cannot he dapllcatcd thla tvuo. Kmn Milk HsMtherrhlrfa .Me I Dainty handkerrhlef la willd mlort alio with fancy border. Made from i soft grade, waahahlc rolom. llilldrea'a Novrlly 'Kcrrhtcf. (lever IHtle handkerchief In MtIM color, With eMbruktrrrd anlmaU In corn cm J fast wh eoliira. Three la bos ....SSr s. !) FURS for andcbildroa. A gnat i Sot and soparato piocos at a wido rango of pricos; orory fur at pricos that moan a big saving lator on thissoason. Mbstosirablo Christmao Gift this soason. JETS AND SEPARATE PIECES m M w, Dainty Gifts in Lingerie famteolea of waah aalln or crrpe do chkae, Seh or while, $1.28 to $3.50 Ravc4osMClMsnlae of crepe de rhbte, trimmed with Sao lacm aad daeaty haad embroidery eectl packed la aeat t.-fcrW-mm hosos. Priced, aprclal, $3.00 up to $5.00 w" Pricos $22.80 to $278.00. iT; ilkfc i- v. , ' ' BS7 ,.r SS T?Ft- . . . l-.fr W'..r f',vo '' .smf' ... . .. . . V x i$. v ,vdmv mm-h!;::J'ia 'z- :j " WUl&Xdmk"' mmV ' J ' ' r:.-.-K'M! Ai'.i. 'i .:. MiW.SMtfftfemmmm! ' ' r '-'j ' ,. ? Speed Up Spood up your homo lifo, pkco oducation, tsUsousout, aasusonsont and roal joy in your idst by gotting that Christmas Vfctrola ' smv smv j i ,'V- mW ImV mmmmV -mk. mmV .' - ' ;'- ONLY 21 iS Shopping, days boforo Xmas MOE'S THE WOMEN'S STORE Write for Samples Wo Propay All Chargm ''-, '", Y tkatBFr pool to,your purso. ;- f- SHEPHERD'! Nost Door, to Postotko '.?. f H u . A' .4.' , i ,A . ' o-.f-. . "jmmW r mf mr rW:- . .mmmmm the league oayllV .Jloaroo Doctrine, it la tho BcnersJnderstaadlag that tho South Aatorlea'a repabUes have the same fayeraWe'stUUde toward a league aa the'allWp. Whether a 'magus of sttoaa. la which BHropo Would be largely repre- oented wonmf,asisad. Its authorship to the weirji.hfmliphsre, laeludtag South, Csntrsltaad North America, Is not clear, but,.tho prevailing view w that IU authority would be ualvsrsal.' It te said thla-frould aot bo a sub stitution of thJvteagae's authority or the Monroe DoArtto lafSouth merl csn affairs but'rftlnirTan sitsnsloa of me Junne ymqyift, w.w . Jntdrnatlonnraetlon would supple ment and reinforce the Monroe Doe trine. -jy .' Patrick Mnckhaaen tor aero wsather. J5-lt K. K. K. rnXMU. ' aw . iwr' .' : .V f ' r . agsBsjMiafmi &m 'aFtJffJfA' MtBIINtiAIUI, HALL 18 MWTTON1D - - v. i' -' 4. In view of tho renewed outbreak of the Influeanria Klamath Tails, and the possible detrimental reeaKs 'of any gatharlag at.thU time, f tho tneetlng whfch was called by.ttsta' eis men at ma .uiiy, nail uami. tww the purpose of fomotlag a awvetopr ment orisnisatloa nss oeoa-voat' KLUHTH POST OFFICE NEEDS Miun train comes la aad la time for tho oarly stages. Our owa city mall Is sorted oa Its arrival lato;thatforjraaeral delivery, carriers, boios, and for the varlona star routes aad largs Arms, Bpsclfle addresses make It possible for new help to separate the mall with ac curacy, even If slowly. Where the fulL address Is mlsa'lug It piles up trouble for all of us. Postal regula tions require this, nnd an emergency like this Droves the wladoin of aueh Aa emergency condition prevails at a rM0 ' ottce. rivo clerks aad the asaUtant Wo are doing the best that we caa postmaster are oa tho sick list. These 'to ssrve you uador the circumstances, are ear experienced clerks, aad their d 'ottr telnt co-operation will absoBM aoeesaarllyt demoralises our 9 "rt'i!i, . .....' n .. A . . . ..." W. ,A. WELZBUU, P, M. force. It baa been necessary to nil t m their alacos with now heln. who are) n ... V.. k u. dahtm tkalr heat In ur vmi .-'"" ""- ""r "r ----"" -"- -w . w. - mimm a. Ttoi( jtro worklag double shifts and! -t , K. K. K.STORK.' Pttag la long hours. So far we1 -m haMbeW able to keep the mall mov- OKNCKR HKbPH THIKK HHCAPH taw. 'but k.lUkbaolutr- lmnaraHv. poned until a, lator Isto," Hv" " . 4 V V T lac. .bat It1 k; absolutely- lmneratlva j !. f t 1 V .. -w T yT or:the'B4irtU;to to-ooerale with us. RBDUINQ, Nov. SB. While stand. ' i" . iTfc"I! J iaJriif -i . .. a . ... .l. uottors mawTaaar ine street address ing in iront or tne Hedoing tneater la faMitor RaMfe number, or route. Saturday evenlna. District Attorney. -i ..i.i.f-. li c:a .ii. .... - i . J."" ""..i"'jao. umiera na-.eieci jesie w. carter noticed a mm WIR HIirrORY MOOT COMI'Mmt WASHINOTON, D. C., Nov. !. .The history of operations of the Am orlesa Army la rrance will be writ ten with a detail never poulble la aay previous war. Provision for oh talnlag tha most Intlmato Informa tion of 'the actio aof each unit of the Army was made by the War IXpirt ment In ordering "war diaries" to bo kept by designated officers of carh unit., ' Tho laformatlon thus obtained. nenetal 'March, chief of ataff, wia. would uraUb g day-to-day and bour-to-hour history of the war, ro fsr s tho American Ripedltlonury forces .iro ''concerned. The historical public nurratlw." neneral March aald. "will he so com plete that It will be lmpolble for anybody to ai)d to It. It will be a day-toMlay aad hour-by-hour record of all actions until demobllliatloa. "' " ' is Dafold and Lewis ITnlon Mulls a 5it .K. K. K. HTOBR. i , American boys are' dying for Ihsir country, lately ytm can save for !, ' )hl dmMd simply Kh:jr.lls must' ,ndetyorlB. to lUrl mn .utomohlu ., WarSatlng Stamps. ".WVf '" flrfctory, wl,lch thn.slda oftha curb .nd voiu,t wM I m-jmnmmpmimsmi-s3C muasL aaamawv " vnar aamsnii. mil anna a- i :i .... - waxzs " awrs: j:" agowp Tog pay. ae,, a aew. cierk can-, car atartad .''. 'm&iss 2:TwrTT-7,rTA -" """' r""r. mwovereg, thoir oir goae. k oasaia thi. .. i . j- ggR'TOO tlATB'TO CLAS8IFV aiteaea ware, wq.raoi " - -j - ' " : ;. ,,T . F" ,0t Jr'.'to "at this office, j developed thnt Carter' bad unwiitla.t "!?' j. .'.a -' r",' R. E. Msgeo'ef the Uadorwaad bokg'a dtotrlbuthig office, an lra-iy sMlsted a thief la .""3!"1"j!i ,-.. --,. l.a . . .n test, t Pharmacy IM,U mernlag for, Sal-nie volume of mall la haadled wlthT wibik?. ir em, where" ha wVattoM .W, Itoto, misaullmrfls,sn. " ed meeting of Ue Oraadr Taogsigsg odUaa morriaf mail thnt this office, nest day the ear waafMaVeCturn!' halfs. sroom fsnttu. djJ " Ud... J , M,A ,nJrtWwlarU.ftortha.,.htU.b,Th flm,'". A-y3a'V .-.il; te.