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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1919)
'4Mj-1q!tMfcWK1iH.ywVT. TU'HIIiW, .Hl. THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON mm. rAOR RIGHT JAl'AX TUAUKS MOST WITH U. S. YOKOHAMA. July 22. Olio half of nil the foreign trade thru this port last year w.is In IiuIiib from or s-ett-log to tho Vnltd State., says the Yo Vohama Chamber of Commerce. It sdds that Jes-. than fhe percent of all tht trade was carried In American vessel1. Tho total of the bilslnes between the United Siate and this port In that year was $230,000,000. Exports to America wore twice tho value of, the Imports. us n N HE Emr Ham mX-l wmm UwJi 3v 'ffi, Stliotic Times I 1' HI STYLE VOU are sure of correct style in Florsheim Super quality shoes. Here's the new Two-Tone "Gothic" one of the season's thoroughbreds a style that will interest the best-dressed men of this city. We have a pair ready for you. ltKDC.KADK. Jul 22 In north orn Serbia many families, wealthy be fore the war, haw ben found by offi cers of tho American Itellef Admlnis-j trallon and .the Amorlcan tied Cross living In stables and chicken coups, i Their homes had been destroyed by, the advancing or retreating nrmles. Their beds wero heaps of straw cover-1 i.l ...Itl, l.i.rlmi It u'nt rtll tllllt ! ' ..-,. ...... ....., I malned as furniture In their once pre tentious estates. They wero penniless and had no clothing except what tlTDy wore. i The condition of the Serbian peas ants Is beyond description. A large J proportion arc homeless. Most fun." i les have boon deprived of their wage-1 earners by death. The mothr Is now , obliged to support herself and child ren on what she can produce on a farm stripped of Its machinery and tools. Most of the small stores of seed for next spring's sowing were remov cd by tho enemy. I Tho Red Cross hospitals are crowd- ' t ed with mothers carrying emaciated children, old men with the Infirmities . of their years, old women bent nnd i misshapen, the young men broken ny ' war. The soup kitchens tell the snmo I story. ! I ' LONDON BRIDGE IS NO ' LONGER DENSEST CENTER OF TRAFFIC K. SUGARMAN "I AIN'T MAD AT NOBODY" I.OS ANC.KLKS. July 22. -London Bridge no longer can claim the dis tinction of being the densest center of trnfflc In the world, according to traffic experts of the I.os Angeles Uailwny who have been studying con ditions here. More vehicles street cars, automobiles, wagons and carts thoy say. pass the Intersection of 9th nnd Main streets In this city, per hour, than In any other part of the world. A recent Inquiry said to have beerf conducted In London showed that the average run of vehicles over London wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww-w Bridge was 1437. This included all classes of vehicles, from the motor I tram to the horse drawn truck nnd J I the coster donkey cart. ! In order to determine Just w'lere i'jl.os Angeles stood from the point of ' dense traffic nnd to have figures for 'the study of traffic experts late- on jthe Los Angeles Railway establ'shed a checking station at Nines and Mil" streets and found that at a given hou- mniairaBtiiffiiimiimTmmimsHirtmamuraTimOT -C- t Liberty Theatre Sequel to "CANNIBALS OF THE SOUTH SEAS" More exciting than the first picture Showing ;the capture by cannibals of Martin John son, the great explorer. Cannibals Wild, naked, man-eating savages, who bury their dead alive in CAPTURED by CANNIBALS Final Installment of x Martin Johnson's sensational pictures ' annibalsof the South Seas" V ' Tuesday and Wednesday u, SPECIAL PRICES: '" : '- ,, Evenings 15 and 35 Cents Matinees 10 and 25 Cents Liberty Theatre 1C27 vehicles, most of which were motor-driven, passed tho corner. This Is 138 In excess of tho London bridge traffic figures for the satne length of time. ! MRS. NEW ACTIVE IN t G. 0. P. WOMEN RANKS -a- mMB) i m W-- j mL v r- .Mil up As ono state after another rati fy tho national suffrago amend ment, women at tho national capi tal whoso husbands aro versed In politics, aro fast becoming active, Mrs. Harry S. Now, wife ot the Senator from Indiana, has Joined Mrs. Mcdlll McCoimick of Illinois and Is now active In affairs of tho National' "Women's Republican Committee. Sr. IIRIKCTION OF JAI'ANKSK , , CLAIM IOKS NOT STOP WOHIv. Hiim TOKIO, July 22. Rejection of the Japancso claim for recognition of racial equality In tho Peace Confor onco''apparently has not dlscouaged those who aro working In support of the principle through, tho Racial In discrimination Loagiio which was' or- ' irnnlzAd In Janan about six months ago. Tho'organlzatlon has now been made permanent, and Us plan Is to resubmit the proposal every year at tho sittings of tho Lcaguo of Nations 9ouncil. . " Tho organization Is now at .vork upon draftg of ppposals which will be submitted to tho first sitting of thoCduncIl at Washington. An e'f fort is being made to secure suppbrt for the, next attempt from both the Chinese and the people of India by circulation of propaganda In those countries. The Woman's Store i SKK WINDOW DIsPI.AV. Of Special Interest to MothersAn Unusual Juay Clearance oale or Boys' Wash Suits A dlspoMil that i.s all-enibrat-'ng in its si-opo, jn. cliuling the cute litll styles that ftuve sold so readily all spring and summer. Of special interest because pi- the fact that the youngster will probably need fresh garments with which to llnish out the warm weather. The materials are: CHAMBRAY, GALATEA m DEVONSHIRE CLOTH AND FINE GINGHAMS The styles include attractive one and two-piece affairs in so many novel effects we will not attempt description. Many are one color material others the combination of white and a contrasting shade in Blues, Tans, Browns and White, plain checked and striped. Sizes, 2 to 6 years. THE ENTIRE STOCK DIVIDED INTO FIVE SPECIAL GROUPS. REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR et v... 41.25 Value. $1.65 Value. $1.75 Value. 1.W - -r - 1Q . tiOA REGULAR $2.00 VALUES AT $169 We cannot too forcibly Impress upon you the Important of this event. Mothon with a ..-me ot thrift will buy these suits In iiuanlltles. run .nREN'S COVERALLS AND OVERALLS rtlxo bovs and girls plav havoc with summer garments, specially for every day wear nothing li .i!.ir..M.fnr Economical' for their wear as theso splendid, long-wearing Coveralls and Overalls. Of r'cha ' 1-trtm.ned ami lhApl.ln llluo Mr iw.1 Ali ..,. at so sturdy AT SPECIAL PRICES. summer DRESS MATERIALS So manv women are taking advantage of our yard goods specials. The materials nd nrices seem irresistible. We mention for tomerrow: and prices seem 30c C.INOHAMS SI'KMAIi '-1'' The lot Includes scods of desirable patterns In plaids and striped effects A good substantial grade of material. 27-itiches wide and an unusual special. U.V I'KUCAI.K SI'WIAIi 10c Yards and yards of this mulerlul have been old the value Is ho apparent In strlpei ttldo anil narrow and polk-ailot pntterim on wli.ii- Kroundi. Sl'-Inrhcs wide. 35c and 45c WINDSOR FOULARDS 29c. A very desirable mat -rial for sum mer frock-making. In conventional stripes and circle, comblnaton floral designs Hlue. Ureen Hrown. Special and .White, .... l!lc WASH SKIRTS REDUCED All of our handsome, new sum mer Wash Skirts bear new under markings. In many attractive styles, fashioned of Wash Satins, Oarbardlne, Pliue and Wat lie Cloth. SALE PRICES still in effect on many Suits and Dresses. Savings are Unusual. THE SAVINGS ARE DECIDED IN THIS July Sale of Underwear I'mlermarkliiKS are tho rule In thin disposal of undergar. ments, affecting In particular those lines which iiiid hcruuit of broken sizing, be termed odd lots. 35c VESTS 25c 25c VESTS Oood Quality Itlbbed Cot ton Vests. All sizes. Tho result of. a large quantity purchase. I9c Itlbbed Cot inn In tiitxtljr small sizes. InrludltiK Mr and Clldreu. A good alue, UNIONSUITS 50c Women's Cotton Itlbbed garments, cuffed knee. All sizes. CHILDREN'S UN ION SUITS .45c. -A broken linn Including HOVi-ial popular utile but not ult sizes. WOMEN'S $1.75 CHEMISE $1.19 A special ofTor that is u direct result of a fortunate pnrclia In no other way could you obtain such splendid garments ua lerprlced. Of line Nainsook, lacetrlmmed . Itegiilur .1.7.1 Value at it.ll. CHILDREN'S BEAR WAISTS AT 39c Good imallty knit rnderwalsls strap and buttonhole st)le, Kspeciully designed for service lteguiar Cue at :mr. All sizes. H. N. MOE tf -wwmwwiwiiiio.iwwMowwwo 4WMMM4MiAAi4AAj.Ajij.iAjij.jijLjLjLAj.jLjLjLjilUW I, '.--..----.......,. r-r-r-v w V V WW VVV'.'VV -.".---. I At the Theatres jj-j-i -. wjjj'WWWWh i. J Oeorgo neban, the beloved Italian- French character actor of the screen, Is coming to the Star Theatre tonight only In his newest Paramount picture "Ono More American." This was writ- tea and directed by William C. Do- Mllle, the noted writer and dlrcrtor of . photoplays', who haa directed sucn .j. pictures as Oerahllno Farrar's "Car- mon," "Tho Warrens of Virginia" and others. Tho cast includes Helen Eddy. Mr. Tloban'a lpadlng lady in so many ot his former pictures, Cnmllio Alike- wlch, Raymond Hatton, Jack Holt, i-- Krnest Joy and others as v.-ell huown. Tho big double bill at tho Liberty tonight contains enough entertain ment to satisfy everybody. Tho big feature "Canturod by Cannibals" Is tho, second of Martin Johnson's won-' dorful pictures made at tho risk of g Ufa and limb among tho terrible can nibals of the South Seas. It Is at onco interesting nnd Instructive nnd Is a picturo ovoryono should see. The first chapters were shown at tho Liberty a couplo of mouths ago and tho pictures shown today take up tho trip where the others left off, In addition to theso picturps a flno drama with Clara Kimball Young as tho star, will be shown,, It is entitled "Tho Savaga 'Instinct" And Is announced ono of tho best pictures Miss Young has yet ap peared In and that Is saying consider able, v T 0. F. Demoren, Dentist, 6 th Mala, over Sugarmau's store. When It's Music or Records Go where the Crowd Goes SHEET MUSIC, COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS, "t. COLUMBIA RECORDS, EDISON PHONOGRAPHS, EDISON RECORDS, VICTOR RECORDS, PIANO PLAYER ROLLS, STATIONERY, FOUNTAIN PENS, SOUVENIR NOVELTIES. ttnd Klamath Falls Music House $ GEO. A. WIRTZ, Manager. 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