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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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BIGGEST DIRIGIBLE SAILS BACK ACROSS ATLANTIC
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Not content with estnollahtns a world record a twins the first to riy a balloon acromi the ocoan.
from Kngland to the United States. Major Scott and his British craw or the R-J4 had no morn than
landed at Mtneola field, New York, thani ther were making preparations for the return flliht. This ta n
jlcturo of the bluest dirigible balloon erer built, measuring 634 feet long about two eltj blocks.
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TELEGRAPHIC MEET
BY WOUNDED MEN
PLANNED IN AUGUST
Mcl'herson, Ga.; Fort Sheridan, III.,;
I Pluttsbnrg, N. V.; Carlisle, Penu.;
Fort MeHenry, Md.
A tentative schedule of events In
cludes 50 and 100 yard dashes, a
JELLICOE PRAISES
REAR ADMIRAL SIMS
Advice
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SYDNEY, Australia, July 16.
130-yurd hop for one legged men, 40- i . ,
, DES MOINES. Iowa. July 16.aU ,tato race 50-yard wheel r eco.n.on J JJ J
"telegraphic track meet" with woun- race for men with two amputations, b Rear Admiral William S. Sims, as
tfed soldiers from nine army hospt-' baseball throw for men who hare (commander of the American Nava
..i. in th Ttnltffil ?ato as the only JOt laeir natural larowuig arm, ou- wrew iu im .-. u -
2uTS2 T ned & W race for men on crutches, ten- by Lord Jel.lcoe In a speech he de.lr-
some date early in August. W- croquet, tug-or-war. cage nan.
The boys at the Fort Des Moines 'tether ball and pillow pole matches.
general hospital recently held an ath
letic carniral exclusively for wound-1
ed men and so successful was the af-J COl'PLK MARRIKU VKhTKRDAY
fair that they hare Issued challenges
for a general meet to settle definite- jfrg. Clara Revenue was married
ly the "worfd 'championships torjto Edwin Wallace Lake yesterday at
wounded men" in athletic events. It the home of the bride's parents at
is planned to have each hospital hoid 5t9 Washington Street. Judge N. J.
a track and field meet on the same Chapman read the marriage cere-
day and telegraph the result and re- mon. Mr. and Mrs. Lake will make
cords In each event to the other hos
pitals. The hospitals which have been
challenged by the Fort Des Moines)
soldiers are: Tacoma Park, D. C; San
their home in'Klamaih Falls.
Francisco. Cal.: Colonla, N. J.; Fort nusr
Are you getting readv? Why, don't
you know that the Elks are coming
on August 14, 15 and 16? Now get'
red at Adelaide on a tslt there re
cently. He said:
"While we were developing o..w
slve measures against the submar
ine we were also developing a defen
sive or offensive stysetu of convoying
ships. Admiral Sims, for whom I have
the highest regard, and whose as
sistance was always valuable, looked
upon the cenvoy as an offensive sys
tem because If submarines could he
attracted to the convoy the destroy
ers had an opportunity of dealing
with them At first we had not suf
ficient cruisers and destroyers for
cotnoya. but the success of the syi?-
tern was shown almost Immedatoty V
we nau
The factory prices of shoes have advanced greatly" during thi
last month, owing to the scarcity of materials and increased cost
of production. Indications point to the highest prices that havti
ever prevailed in the shoe business in this country. Then why do
we have a sale and offer goods at greatly reduced prices? Noth
ing but the principle which prompts us to get rid of seasonable
goods in season.
Some Offerings in Ladies' White Shoes
Whlte Kid, law. Kremli Heel IO, now S7.II5
White Kid, button, French Hrcl 80.00
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White Nile,
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Cuban Heel,
Cloth, Cuban
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HimI 7.00
$3J
White Nile, Cloth, Military Heel 4.00
now l.rt1
Ulille Cunvao, French Herl fUt, now $3.0.1
White ('untax, Mllltar) llerl 8.1, now $.1.9.1
While Cmimus Military Ifccl, 91.30, now $:i tt.1
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JESSE D. -HAMPTON
Presents
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J. Warren Kerrigan
IN A REALISTIC STORY OF AMERICAN BUSINESS AND
DOMESTIC LIFE FOUNDED UPON FACT THERE IS
NOTHING OVERDRAWN OR EXAGGERATED IT COULD
ALL HAPPEN IN EVERY DAY LIFE.
"Come Again Smith"
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We Must Apologize
to the patrons of our Kodak department for our inability to turn
out their work with our usual promptness. We have been simply
swamped with Kodak -work brought to us in the last ten days.
Of course, there is a reason for the big amount of work we do.
No one else in this part of the state approaches our standard of
QUALITY.
WE PROMISE
our regular twenty-four hour service from now on. We have in
stalled another developing tank, two more, electric printing ma-
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guinea tuu nave octiucu miuuici dssiouwii in uiu UUIK 100111,
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We employ the methods used by the great Eastman Kodak
Company in their immense laboratories at Rochester, New York,
and if there is anything on your roll of Kodak films we can get
you good pictures.
BRING US YOUR FILMS TODAY GET YOUR
, PICTURES TOMORROW.
MMerwoods Pharmacy
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