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THE EVENING HERALD." KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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-' HOLDING THE RAILROADS,
ACTUAL OREGON nCTRES
Many of the scenes In "Prisoners of
tho Pines , made In toe Die
woods of Oregon and California are
WASHINGTON, .D..C". Feb. 28.,
Director General Hlnes hag announc-J
ed, Vvlth the President, his approval actual Incidents In the logging camps
that the -railroads should not be re-' of our own great state. These pie-
llnqulshcd. from Iho government tures will naturally be of great In
control untli there had been an op-j terest to local people and the pro
portunlty to see whether a construe-ductlon Is filled with exciting situ
tlve permanent program of lcglsla-j atlons that arc true to life m tho
tlon. Is likely to be adopted, wltliln author Is thoroly familiar wltli his
n reasonable time. subject, having spent years in the
i woods himself. At the Liberty to-
March Records at Shepherd.
1-tf night only.
EAT AT
THE JEWEL CAFE
The Best of. Everything at Reasonable Prices
SUNDAY, !&&
sdup
''".. Chicken with Okra'
-' Consommo en Tasse
FISH
k . Deep Sea Crab with Mayonnalso
Sandabs Saute Meunlcro
Silver Smelts Fried In Duttcr
Large Eastern Mackerel, Potatoes Natural
Fried English Sole, Tartar Sauce
. ' Chinook Salmon Maltre d-Hotel
ENTREES
Boiled Shoulder of Veal, Celery Sauce
Chicken Fricasse with Parsley Dumplings
Fried Belgian Hare, Hunter Style
Pork Tenderloin with Candled Sweet Potatoes
Ragout of Lamb Parisienne
Sweetbreads Breaded auBeurre Nolr
English Pot Roast, Yorkshire Pudding
"" Little Pig Sausage, Gastranome
ROASTS
Klamath Hen Turkey, Chestnut Dressing
Domestic Duck. Home-made Jelly
' Leg of Pork with Apple Sauce
Prime Ribs of Beet au Jus
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Apricot Cobbler. Orange Sauce
Banana Short Cake
JESSE BAILEY, Proprietor -610
Main Street Phone 185
BOLSHEVIKISM
SAID DOST
IN BY
VIENNA. (Correspondence of the
Associated Press). Tho menace of
Bolshevism has created a critical si
tuation in Hungary whoso generat
outlook is considered infinitely wore
than in German-Austria. Under th
present government the condition of
the- country Is described as chaotic
an a serious Bolshevik outbreak i
ekpected. With Its army disbanded
the government Is unable to offer re
sistance even if It had tho courage
and energy to do so.
Public mopeys, It is asserted, are
being "squandered" at an "appalling
rate" and' fording financiers oxpresto
fear of bankruptcy of the state. The
whole situation of the country Is re
ported to be "Inconceivably worse
than at anytime during the four years
of war."
The government fe preparing to
hold general elections- but under the
-present conditions this appears to be
s: -physical impossibility. There are
no lists of voters, and tbe franchise
hW been extended from 1,540,009 to
"'.dOO.o'oo Including women wh
have oeen granted suffrage. Witb
part of the country occupied 'by en
emies' elections la these districts will
be impossible, It is declared.
The tear of Bolshevism Is growing
dally and everywhew the people are
urging that the allies' intervene. They
express the fear that die condition
now existing in Russia will' be repeat
ed In Hungary. Hungarian- prisoners
of war have returned from' Russia
Imbued with Bolshevik Ideas-and arc
spreading the propaganda.. IV Is- the
general opinion of the people- that
tbe Karolyi Cabinet made a mistake
In disbanding the army learfm? tftw
country at the mercy of the Invader.
While the greatest dissatlsfMtfoa
Is expressed In political circles and
among the people generally, and nrfa
tsterlal crises are dally occurrences.
no political p: ' wining to
assume the reins of. government.
Count Karolyi appears to be the
only leader available.
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TTLK LAKE NOTES.
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Mr. Catln and Mr. Luther Holbrook
spent several days In Langell Valley
taut week.
Mr. Charles Paught has returned
from Seattle where he ha bcon tor
seme months. .
Mary Coterji spent a week In Klam.!
ath Falls as tho guest of Dorothy!
KQIott.
Mr. lltynes and Douglas llusaey
aado a business trip to Poo Valloy
last wrek.
Mr. Cate'n went Thursday to Klam
ath Ftells on business. Ho will re
turn the forepart of tho week.
School at Shasta View Is agalu In
session after a ten days vacation on
account of the Intluenta.
Mr. Beaver, who has been spending
the winter with his daughter Mrs.
Glick has returned to Ashland. Mrs.
Beaver expects to go soon.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
If patrons of tho City Free Deliv
ery service will shovel the snow from
the sidewalks It will greatly increase
the efficiency of that branch of tho
service. Did you ever think what it
weans, to a Carrier burdened with SO
lbs. of mall to walk from 15 to 20
miles, daily over this hilly town on
walk covered with snow and stush?
The Postal regulations provide for
suspension of service to patrons who
fall 10 meet this requirement, we do
not wish to suspend scrvlco to any
one lut all should cheerfully co-operate
Iti this matter, especially in such
a Ion; continued storm as tbe present I
owe.
"W. A. DELZELL, Postmastor.
Mardi Oras, Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday.
MARDI GRAS TONIGHT
MOOSE HALL
BRING THE KIDDIES
ADMISSION FREE
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Is tho best small city on the const, has been dem
onstrated by the growth of this Bank. Our busi
ness has far exceeded our expectations, as our
.'."" resources now total over a
; Quarter of a Million Dollars
And we do not believe there is another city of
its size in which a new Bank could have equalled
this record.
Klamath Falls is somewhat muddy at. the
present time, but barring that, she is an all right
citv in which to live. .
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Klamath State Bank
Corner Sixth and Main Strett
Come in
and get
acquainted
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GO TO PORTI-IND.
Mr. and Mrs. P. n. Crowley loft for
tbelr homo In Portland this morning
after a several months stay In Klam
ath Ftolls. Mr. Crowley tins been Hit
perlntendent for Contractor J. M.
Dougan In the construction of tlio
Court, House on Block Thirty five.
MRS. WILSON SETS
NEW TURBAN STYLES
You ran see Evelyn Neibll In "Tin
Woman Who (lave" at tbe Liberty
( Tbe lire Sunday and Mondiy. As
this la an extraordinary prododlei
and there Is a heavy demand to an
iiiiQTiiv u,.-,, i i ,. u'ii.n M,M Nosblt. tho taking tbshbsrty
BOSTON, Murch 1 Mrs, Wilson of ,,,,. 0r vroaa fo roa( ?
returned from Paris wearing a fascia-, to Insure obtaining a scit. CerdWIf:
Over two hundrtM different Itw
ords at Hheplicrtr. 1-tt
atttig turban but what has disturbed
I tho local millinery export was Its
I pccullnr shnde Customers now de
mand that tliclr bonnet makers iro
'duco "that color Mrs. Wilson had on."
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Liberty Theitr.
POOLK, MD4r. U
FAHMKRH, ATTKNT10N
Wa have a good plan to sell Uros
and ranches. Have done tbe rlv
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Albert A. Allendorff, president of "? advertising, and are la totef
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the .Now Kngiand Hotall Milliners (6 M CB t ,,,, omc ,nd wtti,
I ahsoclatlon, duclnrcd tho president's be glad to explain, We shall toea
a fad, "nivo ine pian worKing, no cuiuowb.
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VictrolA VL, 983.00
Victrola IV., $29.00
wlfu "cortnlnly tins started
J both In the rolor and design of tho
turbin. lie tried to describe the
color
I "It iHii'l maroon and It Isn't rose,"
j lie Hiild
theso."
Cbllcote Smith. 633 Main St. 1-41
IIKL1KK CXJHII MKCTH.
The Klnmilh Palls Cluiiter of tbt
Woman's Ilellef Cnrus will niMt it
It's Homowlicro In betwoen the usual place In the Odd Fellows
I Hall, Monday evening March Jrd t
I iitvtn Ihlrlv. All mrmbrrs of thf 0T
I nnop mniiowH Doustcu several new gnnliaUon are tinted to be preieat.
tiirbiins lodny and It U rortnln they
will be tlio iiiro Immediately.
Portable, $00.00
Sonora All Record
$50.00
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Miss Mildred Thrasher and "Pat"
.MontRomery went to'Woed this morn.
Ihk to meet the boys of the 8lxty
Klfth Coast- Artillery, who are com
Iiik In tonltiht. Asked whether he
would be Kind to see his brnthor,
(loiencc, young Pat said he "sure
would l)o soino Klud."
Vletrnlii A'
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Columbia
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These and other models of the only four old
proven standard makes on display next door to
. postofnee. Terms ai'low as $3.00 per month.
Cok'h Jitney Service.
NlKlit phone H7
Phone 1(18
20.101.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR HAl.Br-Few rooklnir utBilb.
blankets, comforter, pair No. T
heavy elk leather shoos, trunk, ctt
all In good condition; no dealer. tU
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WANTED Position as houskftPr
by woman with boy 1 1. Phone W
or address Metropolitan Hotel, room
29; good, retlabto people only.
FOIl BALK Oil BXCIIANOB-Tjrj
Klamath Kails lots for Por land lot
or luilo, owner Chas. Missiles.
East 21st 8t.. Portland, Ore, !
EARL SHEPHERD CO.
KLAMATH'S EXCLUSIVE MUSIC STORE
Boaora All Record
j -$180.00
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Victrola XI.
115,00
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Scaorft iBvtocible
$78.00
BonoraOraad
$800,00
Victrola XVI,
$30.00
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Every voman living in an Electric
lighted home is depriving herself of a
great aid and convenience if ahe has no
Electric Iron. An Electric Iron iB like a
regular "pal" ready to pitch .in and
help do things up well, quickly and
easily.
California-Oregon Power Cmpaiy
Victrola XIV.
175.00