THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THins
I'AQR FIVE
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ERSONAL MfcJNIlUIN
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l.nlNUW l 'OMIW HI' UU'AL Htl.KM
STATE CHAMBER
ARMENIAN BUTCHERS
I PULICLY HANGED
TL'HTLE ITHIIINO
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. "l!nVK In In-" MHtlori of
Lf,WiM.y'romllMy.
. ii nrnntK-r In recent nrrlvnl
1 city "" ,"rtl,,",
. c,,Mlm: In ii rcrcnl nrrlvnl
IaK,.mtl. H.H " ' l'k'''
v ,i chnl'mo" .f 1'orllninl I hern
' .' .1.... in..iniiif after business
oriiu"'"
inw"u-
... ii,nf UimI Illuff, California
i il'l.
,i Mr. a i: HoyimrtiK r
k(f, (or ilioMllnm from tho Chile
,,!a dlttrlci
,i Mr riistrl (Inti'K 'ro
(ffttpMt vlsllom liiilny fn)i tlmlr
,tb near liimania ,
ti p.'iilt. a rancher in thn .Nfnr.
tani ! In tin. city for "rt
CM looking ulier i)iimni' iimi-,
... .ml Mm J H Short wuo
isos'f the County iwu visitor noro
jutcrdir afternoon from ti Olrn-j
(iloa,
u, .m Mn A, II. Jarred wero
isoiit lb tln nrrlvnlii lit night
Item Heppner. They nre guena ai wio
! Hotel Hill. I
i i VidJox. a firmer of the'Mer.1
rill dUtrltt left thin mornlru for
FortUod. where lio will dlspo-io or a
loid of hoci.
p r. Mirkwardt. who operates tho
' Cotnir Infirmary on the Merrill road
tuiKUmath Falla builnewi visitor
jeiurdiy afternoon. . '
u1 C llittler arrived 'yeMcr-
jir afternoon from I.nkevlnw on mst-
lri of builnesi. He In a guest at till
YIIU Pelican Hotel.
Mr. ind Mr. J. M. Copelnnd nre
ibltlas In Klamath Falls for o few
Itji from Fort Klamath. They are
fttyias at the Hall Hotel.
Albert Turner wwi amonc the) 'n
teniae patience on tho train Ixrt
rnajai. He Ii rcKlilercd at the I lull
Hotel from Sin Franclico.
Mn. F. A, Drown, who ha heen
Tiililnj at the home of her daughter,
Mn. George II, Iccnhnwcr for some
time returned thli moriilnK to her
lome In Aihlnml.
Mr, and .Mrs. I. K. Uptime, of
Cerber, California, who have been In
lie city on n iihort vlilt, left tills
turning for their homo. Mr. Iteanii's
h in employee of ihu Southern I'.ul.
lie Company.
Superintendent W. 0, Writ nnil
Erneit Wiley of Hip Klnmath Indian
Rtterrttlon are In town for a short
Use from tho Klnmnth Agency. Tho)
uetueitt at thu Hotel llnll.
S. II, Clay, who represents tho In-
ternatlonal CorrtiHpondencM school
It Southern Oregon Li hero for n
ihort time from M oil ford. Ho la stay-
. h it tho Whlto Pelican Hotel.
Mr. ind Mr, Thomni I.nng of tho
Chlltxjuln dlitrlrt with their llttlo
on, EIIortli, loft on tho train tnis
awning for Seattle anil Urban,
Wuhlniton, whero they oxpoct to
'llt for tho next few daya.
R. E. Bmtli. who hna lu; on nttenil
Inn convention of tho Hod Crow at
""la U Cholrmnn of tho Home
krvlce branch of tho Klnmath Coun
tyChapter, returned on tho tram Inst
I'vmiliiK. Ho tui'TtH a iik'iiHiiiil iiinl
iiiccotmful trip. i
00000,m0
At the Theaters
)
HovithI of thn fnmoim l)mil
ltd wit iliiiiriirn iipponr In i'lnhor.ilo
reiMifH In "Tho I.i'kIoii of Dimlli," a
.Mittro himtIiiI production to Uixn,
itiirrliiK Killth Ktorey, whlrh win lm
uliu'vn at thn Utterly Thuatrn tonklit.
Thn Donlnli.iwn cliuircrn nro tint
pupllH of Hutli ,rlt DimiI.i mid Td
Hluwn, who urn well known for tl'r'r
rndUiit dnncn lilrnit. lit "Thn t.ctl'in
of l'mith," limy iinrforin nt n gnlii
I'lill In in iilnhornto mid niiisBir ni
tliic, M'l'rciM'iitliiK room In a IIua
ilan 'lo)il I'aliifd In ri'lniuru.l, pr-.
ivillni; lint' Itnvolutlnii.
MiiHt of thn dnncorH who iipimnr in
till Mutro production Mnvo 1icn wllli
Hutli HI. Dunl and Ted Hhiiwn for
year, and thn nffectlveiii'H of tholr
ilmcliiK In them Krone ndd mntnr
tally to thn ninny nrtlatlr iiialltln of
the picture. Tlinan nrene of brilliant
court life are. In effective rontrnat to
thn ntlrrlnK political evmitM Hint follow.
v.m,moi'h i:m)(I!si:.mi:t ok
hTItAIIOIt.S It.MI.ItOAl) OVKIt
oiti:;o. MHA.VH .MUCH i-oit
KrcccHs or this i;.STi:iti'itisi:
of tin' pi'ijcct, Tim lam day for
. . ...
nuvniK r'iuriiK on thin voti- l Api
ATTKNTION
Do you want a now, modorn, flvo
rooin hunKRlnw on pavoment, ?lno..
In? Ileit reilileutlal dlitrlct In tho J
city; on eny term. Reo mo, Jamen
M. Watklna Jr.. 21 Main atroot.
I'lione S20U. l"-3t
i
NOTICK !
Thoe knowlnR themaelre Indnbt
ml to, mo will, plnnxo call at my real
dene. 83 1 Klamath avenue, and ot
tloOeo .Illohn. 17-81 ,
I'OUTI.ANl). April 17. Heturn
Inilni: rueolvci hj thn OrnRon filnto
t,'h n in lii-r of Coinuicrru frmi Uh con-1
NlltiM'tit hodlcH thriiout the ntnt'j on'
thn nifi'miidiiiii voto on the Htrnhorit
ntllroiiii project mIiow thnt tho aentl.
Ii'ont Ih nlmiMt iinnnlmoiiH In favor
Dr re
ApMl
H On Hip rt-HUlt of thin otc will
i-iu'iiil wiu-thor "r not iiiq 'nto
i.iiiihor will kIvo Hh monii aiitmrl
l" il.( fliiiini'liiK tit llio rnllroacl proJ-
it. which provlik-a for tho oi-Ktrne '
tlcti (,r n riillniiil from Ilpnd to Klittn.
n'h Fall and l.akfvlow. Tii con
Mtriictlon of till rollrond la rnrcrl)
ili'ulri'd by tho hiiMliien men of Klam
ath mid l.nku coiintlPH, cm It will
'irlim them) vast dlntrlct Into tloer
rn'l connection with I'ortlnnd. i
Don't forgot No. 239 Mnln atrcet
for flood Meat at IllRht Price. We
deliver twlco n day, Fhone your or-i
dor early, finme man and tho same
kind of meat I fold from tho Wagon.
15-31 QUALITY MARKET.
CLEMENCEAU PLANS
TO PUBLISH BOOK
rONHTANTINpiM.K, April 17.
Kernel Hoy, Kovernor of UMrbakr
him been publicly limited In '.nyvUi
(iinro In Htnrnboiil In tlvi prciicnto
of the military Kovnrnor of Comttnnl
liiopln ii ml other IiIkIi offlclnli. (
Komid liny wn rcii'cnccd to doaih
-n ono of thcMo rc-Hponflbtn for tho
Aiincnlnn deportation and inni-ffiTCB
In tho YozKhnil district Tin forincr
commnndnr of the Kendurmerlc In
YozkIiiiiI wa aoiiti'ii.-ed lo IS yoara'
'mprlfloiimcnt In the 'ortrr. Thefo
Hi'ntcnce wero conflr'ncd by an lm-,
perlnl trndo.
SAN VEimO, Calif, April 17.
Flahermen horo nro turning their at
tention to tho cntchlng of turtle na
nn occupation. Threo concern aro
outfitting cxpcdltlong which will
Icnve aoon to hunt turtlcB In Mexican
water, j Journey of a day and n
half from tho harbor hero.
Several ton of turtle were tako
there lat year and the flehermen
expect to exceed this amount. The
turtle will bo brought here where
they will be converted into aoup and
other delicacies at the local canntr-Ich,
AltMV'H'HTUKNHTII OV
AI'IIIL i, WAH 2,ori5,718.
WASHINdTON. Anrll 17. Tho
estimated atrcngth of the army on
April 1, wa 2,055,718, or a decrown
ot 44 per cent ftlnco November 11,
hen It totalled 3,670,888, tho war
department announced thl nfternoon.
Too officer and men Iff the cricc
April 1, wore divided an follow; In
Ki rope, 1,36C,C10, In Siberia ?S03;
at ea 82,739; In the TJnitcd States
r.C2,064, and In lnular ponseaslom
3S.412.
Hoy "Doubbclhllt" Suit nt
17-3t K. K. K, STOItE.
I Seo or phonn u If you have i-hlck
en to sell. Quality Meat Market,
1122 Main I'hone 239. 1'U
'on p- rut your boy' shoe bill If
you buy American Hoy Shoe, at
It HHADLEY BHOB 8TOIIK.
1 m
If you want good children' hoe
we have tho assortment and pricp.
U bHADI.Ey SHOE STOKO
''A
Halibut Steak 30c
Salmon Steak 30c
H
OUSTON'
Metropolitan Aw enirwf
s
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
DAVCINO HATUIIDAY KVKM.VH
JAZZ MCH1C
STAR THEATER
TODAY
KIi:(IAI ATTIMCTION
TUB .MIDMOHT I'ATHOI."
The Srptct lliiilerworlil l'lt-iurr
V.xrr Hlmnl IVntiirliiir Han IVuirlwei
(lilnntoun anil lU Opium ltrn.
IMX'T MIHS IT.
Aluo
1ii IImiiihihiiI rvt of ronrinu romcily
X Ailvnnco In Prlro.
AiliiilfNion 10 X 'JO rent.
TEMPLE THEATER
TODAY !
Illiin Hlnl Prwcnt
MAIlli: WAI.CAMP ,
In
'TONdUKH OK KLAMK" ,
Taken from llio famu tory by llrct ,
Hurt "In llio OiniuhiM WoimN" j
AIn
A Lyon it .Monin C'omwljr. '
"WANTED A WIKE"
Ailiiillon 10 & in cent Slntlnco
!!.!. EvcnliiK 7:110 it 0.
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PIOTUItEh
TUESDAYS AND HATUKDAY8
Merrill. Orcurnn
I'AIUB, April 17. Premier Clem
onreau, too, will wr'tn a hook after
the peico conference I orer.t
"Aa oon as the peace problems
havo been ovcd," he ald recently,
"and I have flnlahed my tak, I shall
take a rest that, nftcr fifty years of
politics, I think I havo well enrnri.
And, In my retirement, I shall wrllo
n book which perhaps no sne will
read but which I, nt all evcntu, ihall
be glad to have written."
ft hn.i been stated by those cloio
to Premier Clemenceau that It" was
his esrnest desire to flnlxh hi .lrns
enl taak and retire HLi vitality linn
been remaked upon recently as b-v
Ing extraordinary and the virility nnd
vigor of formor day has been el
dent. Americans who have called upon
the French Premier following hi re
turn to health say that hu I full or
humor and enjoys a Jovial existo-ice.
PALACE MARKET
Klamath Packing Co.
PHONE 68
524 'Main Street,
Soo Charles S, ilood, Klamath
Agency, for Indian grazing Innd and
trabor. 12-tf
Now Itmirtl at SheplienN. 16-2t
ItCll.DS IIANCII HOl'SE.
W. C. Eioll Is building a ranch
house- on hi property on the Keno
road south of this city.
.1
LIBERTY THEATER
"THE PICK OK THE PIOTIIIIEH"
H. W. POOLE, Owner
N TONIGHT
Edith Storey in
'THE LEGION OF DEATH"
Chester Conklin and Mack Swain in
"A MIX-UP IN AFFINITIES"
FRIDAY
The Great Tom Mix
"FAME AND FORTUNE"
AAVWMMWMWMWAAA
DAILY MATINEE
At this Theater nt
"llll .. ...
MR. HARRY BOREL
Musical Director
2.V
.
A Diamond
Helps a Man
A flno diamond Is n
good thing for n mnn
in n business wny. It la
nn Indication thnt ho is
Riiccossful, and tends
to make peoplo glvo
moro weight to his
opinion and judgment
In business affairs.
tjpp's diamonds aro
chosen with extreme
enro. They aro the
quality that Is n posi
tive assot for a mnn to
own. Wo mount thom
In solid gold or plat
inum rings anil Bcart
pins. It Is n good busi
ness proposition to buy
a diamond hero.
HIng8
$10.00 to $300.00
Scarf Pins
$5.00 to $150.00
Frank M. Upp
JEWEI'EIl
Bit Main Street
Ofllclnl S. P. Wntch
Inspector
ji-inrnri - '" i-moi-nw
New clothes?
Get them for
Easter
If you need new clothes, now is
the time to get them.' Most every-
body likes to wear their new things
at Easter time.
There's one thing you should be
certain of this Easter whatever
you buy, be sure it's good. The
clothes we sell will help you do it.
Hart Schaffner & Marx make
them. They're here; new military
styles for young nien ; smart look
ing overcoats; dignified business
suits in blues, browns, grays,
greens, cheviotsflannels, worsteds,
cassimeres, serges.
$30, $35, $40, $45,
$50, $75.
- i
Approved Hat Styles
for Spring
The best styles of
the best makers await
your selection. You
wont have any trouble
finding the hat that
suits you best.
lU
" I W'"t w
Rich Color in Neckwear and Hose
You wont feel complete Easter morning with a
new suit, top coat, hat and shirt unless you have a
new "tie" and silk-hose.
New Shirts for
Easter
You'll" find more
beauty of color and
design in our shirta
this Spring than ever
before; ask to see
them when you're in
our store.
K. SUGARMAN
'I Ain't Mad at Nobody"
?
"tors open nt a o'clock
) Tli
e HALLMARK Store
I
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