THE EVENING HERALD, , KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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May 1st Straw Hat Time
You'll find the finest stock of
Straws and Panamas at the K. K. K.
Store - Styles that are new and
different---Get a cool Hat for the
Hot Days.
K. K. K. STORE
Kuppenheimer Clothes - Knox Hats - Nettleton Shoes
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SUBSCRIPTIONS
HELP FRIENDS GROWS POPUUH
KlMtvitli l.-ikp Precinct
Wampler, Paul . ..
Topwy Precinct
Frain. W. L. & wife .. 100 .
Hoover, Mrs. Mar 100
Hoover, Wnr. G. & wife 50.. .
Donation St .M.
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Wood River Precinct Fort Klamath
Utter John W. 100....
Siemens, Jesa J 100
Pelton, James 1500
WHey, James 50
Moon, Ralph 100....
Jackson Thos,. J. 100....
Kngle Ora W. . 150...
Lawritsen, L. H 50.
Leever Edmanson 250....
Hoyt, E. E. & Millie .. 1C0....
Loosley. Bird E.
Hickman, Roy 100....
Hill, Geo. C . 300....
Savage, 01b .. ., .. 50.. .
Noah Chas. M 50....
Dixon, Walter . 50
Loosley. H. B. ... 100....
Loosley C'rol J. .....
Beckley, Jas. H S00. ..
Leonard, James A ..
Jackson Edgar L
Pomeroy, Edgar N
Precinct 1
Klnable, Alfred
Hilliard. O. A. .. 50 ...
Tischler, Ambrose 50 .
DeLap, Llod .. . 50..
Precinct -.
Guest, Miss Helen 50 ..
Lambert, Paul 100.. .
Griffith, K. L 50 . .
Sutton, Frank ft wife
Loomls, Chas. & wife 450....
Hamaker, Mrs. Amanda 201'..
Young, Ora Mae 200....
Dukesnoy, Bessie
Larasseur, Mrs T. G
Westfall. Albert .. 50....
Fraters, J. C 50....'
Goebel, Dr. J. G. &. wife 100....
Robin, Gertrude
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H.WK ANNOUNCED SILVER TEA
EARLY THIS MONTH TO RAISE
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FUNDS FOR NEW PRESHYTER-,
IAN CHURCH '
S CANDIDAT
BRITISH EXPERT
ANALYZES WAR
SAVINGS WORK;
Large Number of Investors
Give Greater Stability to
Financial Situation.
Of the benefit to a nation of popu
lar Investment In government securi
ties of small denominations, a stu
dent of the British War Saving
movement writes:
"As the nation's power to save and
accumulate capital depends upon an
excess of Income over necessary ex
penditure and as this power to save
is obviously greater amongst the well-to-do.
It is imperative that future
propagandist work should be con
ducted amongst the upper and middle
classes no less than amongst the
wage earners.
"The work must also be continued
amongst tbe wage earners, fo- ob- cliarmlng affjlrs given by these Isd- rence ns lie found considerable son.
vious reasons. We all realize tho i es are always very sticcc-Mful, but union nlc for ex-Prcsldent rnft. un.l
?n?hSeV d !,, .,th.! 'tat? ' whetl,ur t,,u amo,"u ral"J be lurul ' ' ronii.1 more or le ol
SihhtoM.nneSbUSr,th,.or -" thc KeMr" """" Ha b"m '"r S-,,n,,r ,,,rt,M "' ''"U"
number of small Investors implies. mw l,ro,l"cl5 l n'"v ' ' aamo !u considers Mini only a very remote
We all realize the greater stability ,ml ' Indicative of the Kroit spirit possibility.
iwms is
tii:ii up
in iiiei:
strike
'PARIS. May 1 A great part of
Krnnre U lied up today In n 24
hour strlko for bettor working
conditions There are no dis
orders reported so far.
PORTLAND. May t. riouernl
Leonard Wood's presidential b.tom U
ifurthor advanced than that of anv
other Republican presidential amir
One of the nicest things that has ant, according to David Liwieiwe ol
ever been announced In Klamath tho New York Evening i'lut, who !
Falls Is thc Sliver Tea which Is to hero on a visit,
be given by tho ladles of the Epls-j To gather data for a rferle-t of artl
copal .Church at tho Baldwin Hotel cles on the economic. Industrial and
on May 13th, to assist In raising, political situation In the large rltlrs,
funds for the Presbyterian Church Lawrence- Is making a tour of Mic
which tbe members of that denom- country and has already visited 22J
Inatlon he no to construct this year. cities In the East, Middle West and
That the event will be well pat- Northwest,
ronlzed goes without saying ns tho ,ln the E.it and C.tnttiil West Law-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
W AM hl- 1 wo Kirlx f.,r confetti...
ory mid Ice cream parlor-rwd
wages, room and board, atradr Job
Address, Wiimlley i fo, Ubnlii
Oregon. j.j, '
W'tirk by dsy or hosr.ct
Phone 439 l.jt
WANTED.
on ranch
CASK DISMISSED.
CREAM WAFFLES served until a
in. Hot Lunch from 11 a. m. to t
p, in., at the Chill Parlor on Tlh n.
Open nights. i.
VOCII8T7.KR IIROH A KUMCM.
I Well drillers Leave word tt X-
Donald's Peel Room, til Mala ft.
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The cue of Willie Cress who was.
arrcited last Saturday at HhloulnKton)
on a criminal charga and which wgt.YOU CAN CHOOSE snd dfilft
continued until today, was dismissed your home by small parant
this morning by Justice N. J. Chap-I ,,ow,n nJ lnce as rent. CIom li
. choice lots. Call and talk It oier
at 207 I. O. O F
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which a large number of small in-, "' unity, which Is druwlng tho tarl-
veyors must gite'to the financial , oils denominations steadily Into clss.
situation. It Is certain also that wise , or harmony.
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spending and saving amongst tho
masses of tho people tends to In-
j creaso their efficiency and dovelop
their self-respect. It must also result
In the growth of a more efficient race
of producers In the next generation
In this direction wise spending may
ultimately have no less beneficial ;Kecctacle "My Soldlor Olrl.
uiiuuis wian saving aunough not so
Immediately addinr, to tbe
wealth of the nation.
t'LEVER .MUSICAL SHOW
IOMINCJ "MY SOLDIER Olltl."
The most talked f mitslrnl si ow
of the season Is tho military musical
The Democrat, In hl oplnlmi
have three likely candidate ex
Secretnry of tho Treasury McAdoo,
Attorney (Senornl Palmer nii'l Secro-
lAY VJSK& Tt)lAY.
William Sims and Love Chandler
tt'ls morning paid flmw In tho Jus-, -
tie., Court amounting to 11 10 each ''O'l RENT- - Urge front Mrtpm;
III! n (lilt H l'"ii t imii ii nui.pwii v
FOR HALKA span of black raim,
welsllt about 1200 each: slid hif.
I neui unit U'acmi I'hnnii 19KU.
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were nirvted mi this charge some
tliuo ugti by (Ssnie Warden Henry
Stout.
Ever) one should seu tho hlg iloutilo
bill nt tho Liberty Theatro, Friday
and Saturilny Two great picture
will bo shown nml olther of them iiro
worth tho iiiliiiUslou price. "Canni
bals of thn South Sens" Is a remark-
Tho Claremoiit. 22.H Itli
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tnry of War Baker. Do Is Inclined to ,,,,, MrltjK , lm,0n plriurea ittuiUi
think tho first two nro considerably , atii'iiiK the savages and It Is not u
tho strongest, and snya Hint If Mc- I'l'iy In any way .but n plcturo of ac
tual scenes in l!io mini Known Houtii
Adoo Is nomlniited It will behoov
Ken Inland mid of the savage riinnl-
comliig.candlilnte.
(to thn HnllM.flll Dtinrn HmiHii lv.ii! "If tfi,. ntirtntil 1 fnf n
maturall nights, Sunday and Monday, May 4th candidate tho Democrats
thn Republican to put forth ti strong tmH inhabltliig them. Besides these
icnunllml plrtures, William Fitmum " .". '
business I"!'!"'1""1 ' "The Broken Law," iimll1 ,,uu""
1 III t.ltl I It tlllllu ll.lllllln HllVH, fill l(.l
iii un -,,. -i... U'nrfh nt llielr imitinv wliitn
1-1 . . . .. ... . . fitl.l r.fll TIk. tmri.nnnu t tt in.iu .. I .ti.i. I.t ,l I !... f.l... I I...'....... .. . .
iiitrru is ioou ior, inougiit in tms i n.ii,wu. ,v.i.i uiv oumiinuj .......... u .... ....!..... ..... i n. ji wiinam i-uruiim siars in u picturo
for the people of the nation with our I faehlon plates of tho lates tdoslgn, would put up un nggrosslvo light,"' tho uitttlneo prlres reiimln as usual,
FOR RENT - nicely furnlthM M-
room for gentleman, centrally li-
cnleili Inquire Herald OrJlfa. If
WANTED-Man mid wife iltrtm
fiirulshed rnniiis fur lluhl hoow-
keeping. Phone 93. or noMfr W. 0.
Hmlth Printing Co '
LOST Monilo) a ptirne tontalnlni
a sum of iminev Libir.il rti.ufil
If returned to F .M Priest. Old Ktl-
lowe llldg. ''
SO ACRKH unimproved lti I nor
Moilfiiril. under irrlKiH"" l I
flvo-year torm i: i. "
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War Savings Stamps so accessible. I tho novel numbers aro staged undorisald Luwrnnro. "The son-in-law slt-
Pi-eein.t it.
Hamilton, C. V 100 ..
Marshall, Lucille 50...
Garrett, J. H. & wife 100...
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Jardlne, Mrs. W. L. 50....
. Mitchell, G. C. ft wife 250....
Koch, J. D. ft wife 50....
Wllllts, Mrs. L. F. (2nd Sub)
Hall, B. M. & wife 100
Houston, Fred L COO
Anderson, Roy D 100....
fitli Precinct
Humphrey, Geo. & wife 300.... 300
Ryan, D. W 1200.... 1200
Lazenby, J. D CO.... 50
Applegate, Oliver C 100
Smith, Walter T 150.... 150
Walker, Minnie F 50
Applegate, Rachel E. CO.... 50
Wakefield, H. S 50
.Thomas, H. P 100.... 100
Thomas, Kenneth , 100
Melssner, Al CO,... 50
Griffith, Mrs. J, B CO.... 50
Hicks, nay M 100
Deardsley, J. O, (2nd Sub).... C000
Merrill, Evelyn GO
Frakes, Mrs. Bertha J 200
Frakes, Stuart A 25d
Sugarmuii K. & wife .. C00.... COO
Rees, Edith CO.... 100
McKendree,' Mrs. O. T. 200,... 1000
Roberts, Chas, L. & wife 200
Coe, J. A CO.... CO
LEAVES LEGS IN
FRANCE; DANCES
FOXTROT HERE
Uncle Sam Gives Soldier Boy
New Lease on Life.
Lllllard Evans Is a colored soldier
boy who had both legs blown off In ac
tion. He Uvea for the present at Let
terman General Hospital at the Pre
sidio in San Francisco. He can and
does dance fox trots and one-steps.
How? Why?
Of course to dance a fox trot or a one
step a fellow has to have legs good
legs. Well, Evans has them not his
own legs of flesh and bone, but his own
willow legs with Joints and everything.
He is going to leave Letterman pretty
soon and go back to work and make
his living and probably get married
and raise children. That's the how.
Tbe why of It Is the government of
the United States has gone in for leg
and arm maklnc It is giving a spe
cially built leg or arm or hand or a
pair of legs or arms or hands to every
soldier who lost hiB legs or arms In the
war. At Letterman In particular they
are making legs and arms and hands
In their own workshop. They are mak
ing them because they have bit upon a
better artificial limb than the private
manufacturers ars 'turning out, not ex
cepting the "Liberty Leg" which tbe
government supplies In most cases, i
This Is one phase of the reconstruc
tion work that Uncle Sam Is quietly
carrying on. It Is ono of the least ex
pensive, but It Js costing hundreds of
thousands of dollars. Remember that
I when Uncle Sam como aknocklng at
your door with tho Victory Liberty
Loan. Much of the money you will
lend is going to regenerate these men
who gave of their flesh and blood for
their countryj.
let: cof our best ballet masters and
I the feature novelties aro many,
'"Flirtation Walk," an Illuminated
j run-board extending from the stage
j almost to tho rear wall of tho theatre,
'and tho many numbers Introduced
on the "walk" offor now and amus
ing entertainment, while an norial
flight, the girls of tho aviation corps'
In novel drills, u grand Illumination
of New York city, n bowltchlng
beauty ballet from tho Roof of thu
New York Theatre and u bewildering
effect, a battlefield "Somewhere in
Franco" aro a few of tho feature
novelties. An elaboruto production
with gorgeous costumes form tho
background for a brilliant cast and
n big "pony" ballet, who present this
big spectacle in ull Its merrymaking.
There aro somo 20 musical hits, In
cluding "My Soldlor Girl," "Tako
body," "Jasper's Ragtlmo Band,"
"Just for you," "Won't You He My
Boau?" "Lot's Keep tho Glow in Old
Glory," and a score of other tuneful
melodies.
nation would mllltuto ngalnst hi in to
some extent, liut'lio hns a largo fol
lowing of railroad men and laborers
10 and 20 cunts, and the nvcnlug
price will liu 15 mid 35 cents. It
Xi:iV BUILDING STARTED.
Excavation commenced this morn
ing on tho now Earl Shephord build
ing near Fifth Street on Main. This
new structure which wllj bo built
along modern Hues will be rushed to
completion for the enterprising miyilc
dealer.
HERE FROM JOSEPHINE COUNTY.
William Duncun who for many
year loported the Duncan Stock
Ranch In Uppor' Langell Vnlley and
who Is now ranching in Josephine
County has returned tor a shor) busi
ness visit in Klamath,
Coiislderublu nstiitenc was shown
liv .Intnl... Minim. .In lltnltltiff 1. 1.1
Thu Republicans would have to miicli-.llseiist doctrine, strlcth- to one
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choose carefully to beat him."
Lawrence expressed tho opinion
that Theodore Roosevelt Jr. will
noon announce ho will support Gen
eral Wood, and that tho strength of
the gcnorul would lie In ,hU strong
personality, and the fact that ho Is
f ho natural heir to the Roosovclt following.
point. Washington Stur.
New May Iteu.nN Shepherd. St
Cream Waffles and Delicious Co.
fco at tho Chill Parlor. Jut aroM
tho comer on Seventh street. 2i-
Wo miikti n speclulty of line Shot
repairing. Bradley Shoe More. 3-i
Wo re nlwii) on the J' ready l
nkn rare of lour tire liwuramc. v,"
III coto Smith. !UI Ml" ,,
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DEAREST PUBLIC
fteon 'so busy ain't had tlmo to
thank you boforo. Geo, but nln't It
fcruat to be alivo a lov.tly dny like
this ono and today Is May j.'ay, wn.'vh
a cantury u"go was ono of un i:nla
day of our country, but Is now tdis -,5
loto, being transplanted uy tlio tuut ?
for filthy lucro. x
This year Is to be n hlttory mnkari
for Klnmath county. Rip Vun Wlnklo'?
nays muytio wo will huvo some roads.
AnnanliiH says tho court houso con-
trovorsoy 1b ovor. ij
Wo say, buy Jowblory, A Diamond
is an Investment, same as any ut'inr
property. Tlmo you havo to have or
you don't huvo any Job. Wo not u lot
of ularm clocks,
Umbrellas that can ho used for par
asols, good for rain or shine, Suo
them. ,
Nowost designs and patterns In sil
ver in various makes.
Wo will buy your old gol.
Repairing dotio promptly.
Slavery rings.
Now stock of Ivory.
Wrong nldo pf tho street.
McIiatton'H, between Hlxtii and
Seventh, hero In Klamath Falls.
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Wo carry largest assortment of
Ruckhccht Army Shoes In town.
Bradley Shoo Storu. 30-lt
New May Record Shepherd.
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Do you fool tired? Mlnoral baths
rcBt you. Hot Springs Bath House, 1
Consult a Lawyer !
Wjh$n in doubt on legal matters
italways pays you well to see a
god lawyer, but if it's a question
of Music for the Home, then go to
an old established exclusive dealer.
With us Music is a specialty we
have no sidelines and foi' over CO
years our family have sold the best
obtainable.
Romombor that tho Loading Dealer gun
orally secures tho best Leading Makes, .whllo,
tho sideline morchnnt takes what Is loft,
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Wo cordially Invito yoli to inspect our
cloaii, well solucted stock of ovor CO Musical
Instruments.
EARL SHEPHERD CO.
Klamath's Only'Excluslvo Muslo Store,
Next Door V. O. Now Location Hoo
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