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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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OLD MAN APPROACHES
METHUSALAH IN AGE
I.CHHSVir.u:. Jul) 29. TIi Na
tional Geographic Soclptv has been
asfcfcf lo InvctlRilo tin1 clum of John
STtcIt, a mountaineer u .cii Coun
ty, Ky., that hi' Is ISO rvtrs old
W ISHIXOTOX ItKST.U'HANTS
WM.Ii M'.KVi: AVII.II OAMK
SKATT1.K. Washington. .lul 21
tt now l lawful In the st.Ue of .i-'.i
Ington. under . law p.ii'd lv the
recent legislature, to raj e for mIo
and sorc at public meals irloiis
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IN FIIIE YEARS
TliutJH What Hhiij llolgate Sii)s
Ho Was Tuhl N to llo tlio 1'ato of
Klamath KhMs, Whlrh Menus It Is
to He a (in'Ht I'll).
You know Harry Holgate. don't
you? Well, he's In town. Hero for
Shell's neighbors corroborate the kinds of wild Rami'. liulslng of wild
statement conceniinK his siro. PhM wrd it animals and the senlnc o
has nine children He s.iv.s the old0-! them at restaurants is under si it"
h ninety years old He Is said to hnve license, a fee of $10 for the Hist vr
300 descendants In his home see- being charged and $ .tnmiullv ther-
tfon. several being great great gram'- after Thus, for the first time In the
children. The mountaineer, who state, the fa-tldtous diner may n"
claims excellent 0)eMght stead t for fried China pheasant or roast
Horvo, and general good heilth at- duck or venison prolded persons
tributes his long life to outdoor 1 v- are found who see a profit In raising ,ho pur,,ose of Poking Into some of
ing and temperate habits the wild game for such purposes. the Ulgnl kInks ,, aro always nrls-
! 1 A peculiar thing about Holgato Is
1 the fact that he belongs to the reela
j nuitlou service, and at the same time
Is white clear through. Occasionally
J I such things happen, and Holgato
seems to be one of the. "occaslonals."
It Is now a matter of a year or more
J since ho was here, and since, ho was
once a bona ftdo resident of this city,
and before he fell from grace and
J wont to work for the government, so
he Is a pretty igood Judge of what
this city was, Is, and will be, both
5, by way of personal experience and
comparison, for he is on the go all
tho time. So, Just listen to this:
"Do you know that Klamath Falls
Is to bo the pipe lumber capital of
Seventy-Six Faithful Years
Ending December 31, 1918
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK SINCE IT BEGAN BUSI
NESS IN 1S43
Has paid to policyholders and beneficiaries $1.467,S20,S7S
Has accumulated for them . 647,019,014
Total benefits to policy holders & beneficiaries.. $2. 1H.S39.S92
Has received from policyholders 1,830, 962, 3S1
Excess of benefits to policy holders anil bene-
fiiciarirs S 28.1,877,.Vtt
know why some of these peculiar flJJ
leal estate deals have been takltiR
phu-u In Ktnmath Kails tt I did H
not hue n Horace (Initio) faun near H
Toil land. )ou can bet )our last cent H
I'd be Inning Klamath Kails proi Hi
in ty riRhl now tm follows ,m do ij
Ing Just what )our piedi-cessors did
with the tlmliT elalnis sitting down Jj
and letllns the nuttddei Ret the J
grae) 5
It )ou doulil Hint Ibis elt) In H
glowing, go away tor a )ear and 2
come buck Co out for a mouth 5
and visit other places, and then com-i
back, and If )our blood does not ma
coiuse tliiough oiir olus as a ro- am
suit of oiii excitement oter Klutn
nth Kails, then )ou must be a lls'i
one of those biids that the Klamaths
salt down " I
U. S. MERCHANTS WILL !
COMPETE FOR TRADE j
COlll.KNZ, July 29. Arm) head- J
quarters permitted " American com- !
merclal ti.oolors to proceed through',
tho Cnhlenx bridgehead to the Inter-
lor today. This will tnuble Aiuericim
firms to compete with the l'.uropeans
jfor the German trade.
Orders sending the third division
of the American army home were
given out today. They will begin en- I
training for Ilrest on August 5. I
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A REAL THRILLER
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A Fight
for Love
-within flvo
It's a fact, and I have It on
That is to say, in 76 years The Mutual Life has
paid to policyholders and their beneficiaries, and
has accumulated for them, nearly 2S4 MILLION
DOLLARS in excess of all that it has received
from policyholders. The gain has accrued, of
course, chiefly from earnings of invested funds.
Dividends to Policyholders
Since organization the Company has paid in
cash dividends to policyholders $290,990,900.
GEORGE C. ULRICH, District Manager
Office over First State and Savings Bank.
h444-h:-:--
the world yes, 'woria
4 years?
3. the authority of two of tho biggest
lumber operators on the coast, nelth-
er of whom has a dollar Invested In
.j. here, and who are unlikely to have.
you have to go away from home to
j! hear the news."
"I was riding in the smoking sec-
Hon of the Pullman on my way here,
- and heard two chaps talking about
the lumbering Industry in general,
and many times they referred to
Klamath Kails. This naturally
X aroused my curiosity, and I butted
$ into the talk. What I heard made
my hair stand on end. These fellows
told mo things that were so big I
. did not have room for them under
3l my hat, so you can better Imagine
than I can tell you what they said,
and It was all about Klamath Falls.
They told about mills, and railroads,
and development, and all that, Just
as easy. So I pinched myself to see
v if I was really awake. Now you
. w. w. i.i:vii:p will si'i:.k
IX I.Ti:itKSTS OK WOKKI'.KS.
I.KAVKNWORTH. Jul) 2$ Will
iam 1). llnywood, I. W. W released
pending appeal, plans to tour the
country In the interests of the work
ing men. He said that his organiza
tion has been grossly mlsiepreseut
ed and misjudged. He emphatlcall)
denied that they had opposed the
war with Germany or resorted to
violence, and stated that t!u had
been tho victims of a newspaper war,
with
HARRY CAREY
at his best
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We can help you to safeguard your complexion through the hot
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An Important Message Today Telling of the
First Showing of New Arrivals
Women who look to us for the NEW
whether it be everyday wanted apparel,
accessories or the latest novelties, may be
sure that they will not be disappointed.
Just Received, and a Special
Siik Poplins, $1.50 yd.
Today's express brought these pretty, servlciiablo
Poplins, anil Just In time, too, for many women will
want them for tho fashioning of the Summer or early
Kail dress. Splendid uuallty Full yaid wide, In tho
following colors
Navy, Rose, Cream, Pink
LL Blue, Taupe, Belgian
Blue, Plum, Black, White
You may expect and receive unusua) value In these
Poplins at this price. A very fortunate purchase en
ables us to offer them
Special at $1.50
Pretty Crepe Kimonas
Wo are very enthusiastic over these beautiful now
Kimonas and surely you will llko them, tgo, In
several very attractive styles, In Empire straight lino
effects. Full flowing sleeves. Trimmed with em
broidery and satin of self shade. In rose, malzo
and navy.
$6.50, $7.50 and $10.00
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I Kayser Hosiery
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lACCURACvl
Velvet Bags Very Popular
"Quito tho latest thing," says Fashion, so you may bo
sure that thoy will be found hero. Several styles In
rich black velvet, with lining of contracting shades.
Fitted with pretty vanity mirrors.
$3.00 to $8.50
Tho popularity of tho bright colored bead necklaces
Is at Its height and wo are showing them In many
styles, long and short, In one color and combinations
of contrasting colors.
In splto of the unusual market conditions
now existing, wo wore fortunate In having
our order for those deslrablo Hoso filled.
Thusu In particular aro much wanted, as
they have tho Marvel Stripes a now fea
ture that provents runs and garter tear
In black and white. All sizes,
$2.50 and $3.00
White Clocked Hose, $2.00
Splendid uuallty pttro silk hoso, full fash
ioned, and with specially constructed
seamless foot. All sizes.
Specially priced at $1.00 to $2.00
Lace Stripe Hose, $1.50
In tli popular fluid mouso gray shade, 0(
pure silk and fibre. This stylo and shado
Is particularly wauled at present. All
sizes.
Many Specials in Broken Lines
of Women's Hosiery
Turkish Towels,
.Special 50c
Our good fortuno In securing these towels
will ho passed on to you In offering them
at this special prlco. Of extra hoary, sub
stantial grade, full 21x40 Inches. Tho lot
Is limited In quantity, but while any re
main they will bo sold at this attractive
prlco.
A regular 69c Value at 50c
Are You Going to Decorate for the
Coming Elks Convention
This occasion offers us a splondld opportunity to ad
vortlao tho progrcnsIveness and flno spirit of tho clt
zons of this city. Members of tho Elks Lodgo from all
over tho stato will bo hero Convention Wook, nnd It
behooves us to extend thorn a full moasuro of hospi
tality and an enthusiastic welcome. Lot us practically
turn tho Keys of tho City ovor to thorn and inako a
boostop of ovory visitor.
Elaborate decorations for tho downtown soctlon have
boon planned, nnd ovory merchant and homo-owner
should show tho "purplo and whlto." While most
orders for decoratlvos have boon placed far In ad
vance, and loaves us but a small reserve, we, urge, to
avoid disappointment, tho placing of your ordor at
onco.
We have tho purplo and whlto bunting nnd ribbon,
nnd paplermacho shields hearing "Welcome D.P.O.E"
See Our Window Display
H. N. MOE
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