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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1919)
-M3 WKDNKRHAV, JANUARY H, lll THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FOUR I Niece of John W. Gates, Who Inherits $15,000,000 CLOSING OUT It i IE GOT OF BUI I'lfil U'i ! ! fr IP' 1 m i "r 1 t W- A SHOE SHOES are the foundation of good dress Avoid the loss and disap- IJUiiiuiiiiL umi iuiiu mi hi- jnj chosen style. We suggest the NETTLETON tliey are tlie best an4 the world knows it. - . K.K. STORE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS NETTLETON SHOES Sells the tfntfZjU 2 Walk-Over Shoes, Napatan Shoes, Buckhect Shoes, Cutter Shoes, Bergman Shoes, Three Lake Shoes, For res) er Shoes, and other good makes "We Have Fits for You" T U COl'ENHAOKN Correspondence Associated Press Tho principles of tho people's right In solf-dolcrmlna-Itlon found practical expression when tho sovereignty of Iceland was pro claimed nt Reykjavik, In full agree ment with Denmark, who honored her former colony by sending a war I ship to salute tho Icelandic national flag with twenty-one guns. Acting as representative for Den mark, tho commander of tho fishery cruiser. Islands Talk, said that this saluto was tho first outward but sig nificant evidence of tho desire of the Danish nation to carry into effect tho now act of confederation In the most loyal way Tho Icelandic cabinet minister, M. Eggertz. also spoke in terms'of appreciation of the fact that Iceland had been granted the right to have its own flag. Apart from this ceremony and tho hoisting of tho Ice landic flag over the capital, no festiv ities took place on account of the In fluenza epidemic, which has so far claimed 360 victims in 'Reykjavik. In Copenhagen tho Icelandic col- ony celebrated the federation act at la banquet at which the Icelandic prime minister was present. At a dinner given here yesterday evening by the King and Queen of Denmark, King Christian expressed the hope that the present order of things which had been established would form tho basis for the happy development of future intercourse between the two peoples, and he con cluded by expressing his best wishes tor Iceland's future. OUR ENTIRE LINE OF Ono million dollars a your for ov- ory year she has lived is tho amount little Miss Dorella Wngoll of Lake Forest, 111., will receive under the wilt of her aunt, Mrs. John V Gates, widow of tho financier nnd sports man. As auss Dorella is lo years out she will be a very wealthy girl. FLOUR SUBSTITITES 50 PERCENT BELOW COST Thursday, Friday and Saturday of tKis week we will sell SOLDIER RETURNS Sergeant Percy G riser, who his been Identified with the 20th Engin eers at Washington!"!. C, has re ceived his discharge and is expected to reach Klamath Palls this evening. The young man is the son of- P. N. Crises of the Merrill 'district. MOVING TO PORTLAND Mr. and Mrs. Joe Daly, who have resided in Lakevlew for some time, have passed thru. Klamath Falls on their way to .Portland, where they expect to reside in the future. Mr. Daly has been in the automobile busi ness at Lakevlew. ' SOUTHERN TROOPS TO BE RETURNED SOO WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 8 Ten thousand additional soldiers mostly from Texas and Oklahoma have been assigned for . early return from France.. HARD FIGHTING NEAR LEMHERG WARSAW, Jan. 8. Stiff fighting still continues around Lemberg uhero the .Poles are defending themselves tenaciously against the Ruthenians. EMANCIPATION FROM CONSTIPATION i If you suffer from habitual constipation you are not free and cannot be blessed with per feet health. Laxatives and cathartics used 'regularly only aggravate the condition which they are meant to remedy... The function of UNDERWOOD'S MINERAL OIL Is to provide intestinal lubricant le relieves constipation nature's way. Mineral oil is the ideal lubricant, because it is not as read ily assimilated as vegetable oil. It is color less, odorless and tasteless. The good ef fects from its use will soon become perma nent Price, $1.00 Pint fOOft nipwoft Pharmary Wv KLAMATH FALLS OREGON TffoW V, WHS" PARTICULAK PfOPLE tttt r. , lonCTvl -UY THCIR DRUGS Rwftffl SCREEN FAVORITE RECOVERS FROM FLU". LOS ANGELES, Jan. 8. Mary Pickford, the celebrated movie act ress who has been very ill with tho influenza is now reported to be im proved and out of dangor. NEW RAILROAD SPUR TO MACHINE SIKH'S. A Southern Pacific Engineer is busy today'surveylng a spur track for the new Klamath Iron Works which was launched here a few months ago DISCIPLINE U.S. w s GRffiHLR BARLEY FLOUR OAT FLOUR RICE FLOUR POTATO FLOUR GROUND OAT MEAL CORN MEAL WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR AT FIVE CENTS POUND SEE OUR WINDOWS TWO STATES RATIFY THE DRV AMENDMENT. BOISE, Jan. 8-The Idaho Le glslature has ratified the Prohibition amendment. NASHVILLE, Tenn.. Jan. 8. The General assembly of Tennessee has ratified the Prohibition amendment. NEW YORK, Jan S. Discipline of officers and men of troops return ing from Europe has so broken down that some officers have been placed under arrest, and trials by court martial ordered, according to n state ment Issued by Major General David C. Shanks, U. S. A . In churgo of the port of embarkation at New York Some officers, who disappeared without lcavo upon tho arrhal of their units in this country shortly be fore Christinas, hnve not yet report ed back and continued orders for trials by court martial are threaten ed in the statemont, which is issued in the form of an appeal to tho pub lic, especially relatives, to cease at tempting to lnfluenco officers and men to leave their units Immediately upon arrival In this country. Drastic action, with tho approval of high army officials at Washington, will be necessary unlet the present practices are broken up TWO STORES I ;l Sixth and Main Streets Phone 138 I Phone 85 Eighth and Main Streets I CARD OK THANKS Roberts & Whitmore TENTH STREET IS I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WWMMA WANTED Ironing or heusecleanlng: on Wednesday or Thursday of each week. Phono 337M. 9-2t M. P Podigo has purchased tho five room modern house at tho com er of Tenth and Washington Street, formerly owned by Mrs. Kllen Red field. The now ownor mis alroad been given possession of his properly which he expects to orrupy In the future Tho sale was made thru the ngni" of the It. E. Smith Realty Company The consideration was not mado pub lie. THIS AMERICAN SERGEANT AND TWO LONE RIFLE BULLETS BROUGHT IN 375 PRISONERS I -a3ffi& 1 tMMalttncoMM. on SERGEANT, MAWS." T ADAMS Sergeant Harry T. Adams and two prisoners and tucked a receipt for ride shots Btopped 375 Germans In them In his pocket. Ho said ho do th. h-avv flt.iinff in h r Mihini 8ervo " Particular prulso bocauso ... ,. , . . u .u .'tho American stylo of lighting hart salient. This photograph, tho first .,... ,. . . . .,, . H.H..W. V..V ,..w UUV..W. .... ... to reach this country, bIiowh Adams lust after be had turned in his Hun boche, and many of them wore only to.i willing to surrender, That is Adam's story, At the Theaters I llio loiiowing oppression ui munnn nus been signed by tho various city and county officials Interested In tho matter of caring for the Influenza p.i Uunts during tho recent epidemic A vote of thanks was pussod by tho city council at tho last meeting In December, contolng.to .Mrs llogar dus the appreciation of tho city for tho work shn did during those trlng times. Mrs Hognrdus, feeling that tho necessity for her sorvlro was at an end, hns resigned ns assistant health officer "We wish tn take this opportunity to thank thoxn who oluntoored their services at tho Tnulutlon hospital,! those, who lulled nnd nircd for tl.n nick In thulr homes, and tho Woman's Library Club for the, furnishing with meals those who were unalilo to care for themselves. We are proud of tho spirit of generous ro-operutlon that was manifested thrunilt tho entire lufluneza epidemic We know wn olcn tho sentiments of tho entire city administration and those who were the recipients of tho help so freely given, when we say that each u nil every individual who gave his or her services hits tho heartfelt grati tude of those concerned. (Signed) I. It. Htrublu Major, W T. Lee, O. C, Colvlti, P. M. Garlch, M P l.avenlk, Warren Hunt C. II, O,, Mrs. Paul Ilogardus Ass't II. O., It II llunnnll, llurrell Short. NOTlfETO K. OK I'. Regular meeting of K of V Wednes day. January 8, 1919 at 7 30 I'. M. I'lenso Attend. CHESTER A CLEVELAND. C. C. ANNOIJXri'.ME.NT The Womaus Foreign Missionary Hoclety of tho Methodist Church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at tho homo of Mrs. W, J, HtcliwiilU, A full iittendimro Is desired. The Greit seven reel plcturo show ing at tho Llborty Thoatro tonight proved to be one of the greatest In terest to those who saw It lust night and held tholr Intorobt from start to finish. Tho tltlo "Babbling Tongues" In a way gives the story in Its title and shows how, as the Earth Is mado of grains of sand and tho sou of drops of water so a mighty tragedy may bo made from small remarks, sneering glance i, nnd moaning actions of a lot of Dabbling Tongues. It would bu Impossible to put into these lines words to( fully doscrlbo the interesting details of this ploaslng drama. You cannot help. but havo a feeling of tho greatest sorrow for tho ones who are concerned In tho scan dal and you do not know until tho very end of tho plcturo that such a wclcomo ending will (ako place, and )ou will go away more than pleased and with a feeling that you may some day In your own life havo cause to reflect and think of this production nnd treat lightly what you may hear from a lot of" I33bbllng Tonguc"s This plcturo will ho shown for the i last tlmo tonight. William Hart will also bp shown In ono of tho short ctorles of a sories that will be shown ' rcgu(ary at this thoatro. fJet n standard policy from tho rhllcotc it Smith HKem-y. 24 I Purchase a Thrift Stamp before re tiring. "They work while you sleep,"! If economy in Shoes is one of your resolutions for 1919, then RESOLVE to come to my LOW RENT store and get bet ter acquainted with the genuine values I offer in f Men's, Boys' and i's Shoes Good patterns, good styles and values what more could we offer any man? Save your dollars by trading at the Low Rent Shop . Modern Shoe Store GEO. W. BRADLEY, Mgr. 727 Main St