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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1919)
m PAGE FOUR THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON The Evening Herald E. J. MURRAY, Editor JAMES S. SHEEHY City Editor Published dally except Sundny by Tho Harold Publishing Company or Klamath Falls, at 115 Fourth Street. AS SEARCHLIGHTS PLAY ON WHITE HOUSE Entered at tho postoffico at Klam ath Fnll9, Ore., for transmission thru tho mails as second-class matter. , I Subscription terms by mall to any I Address in tho United States: I rh '.i. tR Art I VUO JJ(k. ..... .........VU. w v Ono month SO Member of tho Associated l'rcss Tho Associated Press Is exclusively, entitled to the use for republication of all nows dispatches credited to it I or not otherwise, credited In this pa- j per, and also local news published herein. All rights of republication of spe cial dispatches herein are also reserved. FRIDAY, SKITKMHKR 5, 1010. ITALY SUFFERS FOR F09TH TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WHAT 11AV10 YOU 'Aro there many I blif dairies In Klamath Co. How much milk could ho Rottou up there, and at what prlcoT 1 lnlh'ltl move my c blB Ml mo BO At the Theatres Through tho wonrtorful gnnloiiH ruio.w, HMiTiamnu n, i,0 noticij l'lonso send all bIB and claim.. cntmorlloii with tho Mm lh,? briillon In Iho Hecrelnry, Wm " Jinx 7, Klnnuitli Falls, AT d& CliockH aro ready, anil tho Commit. ronmory up thoro If I couui j;oi ly ,i ,,alnt villages of old Japan In ""'""" ".","""H" Ht mi outin7 lot of nil k. Have you Kotaii A-i . f , , mt , -. k "" !'lblo. It ork ranch for ?a ,, uuv cas.i i vr ,, lllMllH,nil , , into William "wl iJ" "'" l''M t Kh: i) rimy noro, wiui wnriueHi iu- '"; - ;.. .. .. ... Ui mi reuards." Fox IMruvngiuua "Kim Kan," which Tho ubovo isan extract from a lot- w)ll ))t, 10vn for tho first thno at KmiMy ImiimIh uhllo ju Mnt p. tor received by mo this morning from i ibnrty Thoatro today. "" Hinllli. ' ' ' u man whom 1 know to bo very rp- thol.!uoit i noiuro im a. g liable. Como across now Mr. Man It The clover Fox Klddlos, who will . Motors earchllifcU gtTO Partington visitors lasting lmpreIon atxrat the exeeaUro mansion, the White House, which wore notpo tittle few year. ago. It Is the night Illuminations from many power Ml rapi.-dlrectedfrom.dlfferent points. This shows TOM Whmc. ana the east wing, with 8Uter Wax and Navy DuUdlng In tU background. vou aro interested in tho develop- ,0 reiiipmhorcd for their roiimi lcnil muiit of Klamath Co., If you have w()l m i'jnc)t mid tho llonnHMIk" .mjlhliiB to sell that would ault this ..A)m,, nn,i tho Wonderful "inn, or any Information ho would '" '" ,. Ilko coinmunlcnto It to Ilobort S. 1imu," nro iiRaln to lio ituin In t.iln My, Monclalr & Cross, Klamath Falls pnvlurllon. Their rtnrv'.orlnlinns Oivgon, Tol 384. D-3t my, theflo oxtninrdlnarlly clover o.x- "" 7'.n , , ,7 traxaganras noteworthy prodiirtlbns nrSSrsas . "" 1337 Snrgeiitit Ave. 5-3t pictures. To Hay that "Fan Fan' Is a burlcs- WANTE1) Oood young cow, froah; nuo 0f tho Rorlnun omntioiiH nnd vntl- also throo dozon It. I. or other f t),or ,,,,, ,,v tnesc chirt pc- Kood fetmln laying pullets. Phono 384. MrMy fMt (hnt ' T i thoy do tako grown-up rolos and that ' WANTI3U To buy modorn houso. N. they portray thoso charactora with i H. Uio)V, corner Cth & Main. G-3t n (, sorlousnoHR nnd mannorlsmB IS III Mil MIMl, inn i iiiiiuuiiimiii :-" :(u,..- uiJ'U iL't! .Trirr'TIOW VS5 fVIMa--" w" W Con for i ERViv.c j-; jgles in each city were so great that thejlty in this way and distributed. , loWr your school ifew law-abiding persons tried tp pro- u soemoil as if the nioiia hid desl i ?u)t ,,ow inmin & Co. nnd Sliny jcuro shoes. There appeared to l" tinted for them the stores to bu loot- J nobrun Tailored suits aro beat. N. 11. 'no pretext for fitting pnyene: Shoes 0d Tl -ro were apprrently t'no most Drew, Cor. Gth & Main. C-Ot i ...... . , . ... . . .i .i. ........ . .. ,1 wero nanueu su in uuea, unu iuu sysicmauc innuum hi inuue. uvvusuii buyers took them, 3e'cmlngly not car-1 of war protltesring. Merchants Hint go with tho parts Is real comedy when It is realized that thoy nro children but this Is nrt, and not hurlosnuo. v Appearing as n girl rartaway on an 'FOR sAl.1-:: G room modorn furn- lulmfl liniiRn. with nlnnn. bath, toll- ;ing whether they ntted or not, just, known to have violated government-,! et( Rfni( eloctrlc llghtB, prico $2G00.- Inlnucl In tho Pacific, Mary Plckford. so they were on the b38ls of a no poriai regulation' by selling prohibited 00 with $1000.00 cash balanco J0.- t)Q j)0,mr screen star, Is seen to Jcent reduction In price. It was n articles during tho war were treated Wild Scrambles for Shoes Prevalent common sight to see a man loaded the same way. Itn wlfli alinpa fnr his ipntlrn fnillllv. . Florence Profiteers Hold , ' w , ... . Soldiers Ittpllcntcd To obtain admission to a sho3 Mltte ,ha' $! tQWEi? y y "av v ' J4 REFLEX ' SL3CKERS have made tfaod since 1036 M for Mr XtfUXtKt &l MllBJnw.'wiji'qniiaii w HLV iiirtitfiiiiiuli II MK Hi Ik fit Mm In Much 0.,.j store wag fuUy as dimcult as buying ' Soldiers sent to restore order In ja ticket for a Woild Series baseball 'some case3 wens charged with accept. Prices, Causing Among People. (game. For hours, the shoe hunters "is sms ""' "'- uuieis. "" i ui- would wait in long lines guarded by'er times illllng their pockets with FLORENCE, Italy, Sept. 5. If soldiers and police bofore they were, eatables, including biscuits, fruits, Dante Alighieri lived in Florence to- finally admitted Into the store rooms.! nuts and chocolate. day he might bo Inspired to write Shoo merchants fixed two hours in j Tho now situation created by the another "Inferno," with shoes as the the morning and two hours in the arbitrary commandeerings and llx- uu wuii ivv, vium uuiotii-u f""- t)0 popular screon siar, is noun m ,tZtT,,ru8roPw,iuCr..,CrC?1; -Plcndld advantage In the newly re- 000 with $700 cash. Smith Realty Co, Issued Parnnotint plcturo Hcaits C17 Main. u-2t Adrift" which will be displayed at i - tho Tomplo thoatro tonight and to- LOST Automobile 32-4 chain on inprnw Lnlcnvlnw mad. Finder loavo nt ",,,,,,,w ... J Central Garage. Reward. C-3t The story Is a simple ono. inni Oi . - a girl who is cast upon an Island and FOR SALE Sowing machine, cheap, who leads a primitive existence tfntll good an now. Lake Side Inn. Apt. fnt0 throws a man at her feet. Thov i3, lovo each other aii7l despite tho fact that tho man nlroady has a wife, thoy Cnn QAT V Ttmian linlft crnnfln. llln i ini niiio rhnirn IipiI. rui? nte. Call esnouso each other Tho girl heroines ... . .. . ... .... .... I wMi -... w. wf - n - - prime causo of evil. Nothing has auernoon lor tne opening or tueir mg or prices is now iregmning to re- '92( 0r Inquire nt Swift and Co. C-2t n mothor nnd later when tho man's! been so evident during these post- stores, but the long line was waiting act. Storekeepers aro refilling to I wjfe nppcars 0n tho scer.) war davs as the need of Italians for for shoes several hours before tho run their businesses on the new FOR.SALE A Ford bug in A-l coil- - illtlnn minrnntpeil Address II. It. iriiciuii wiui ivum mui n. .. footwear. scheduled time arrived. basis, while there is evidently i gen- , "',.?" ,.g"arnleUl AUUreBa " "' ... ,, , r,, .,,, . rl iiuruiii uliiuu. u-n. The recent public demonstratien: Stores Itansnckcd eral shortage throughout the vnrf-1 . hacked by the Camera del Lavoro. ! imnatience on the Dart of the ous cities aTected by tho now eco-1 WANTED Copying or typewriting nr "nhnmhprs nf T-nhnr." wliprB -...,i .i i . .. nnmlc ehani?pi. Almiv wntl-tn iln ' to do 3 or 4 hours per day - -. v. .... ., ..uv.w tiuttua i-auocu, in iiiiob luocci, 1.11c -- ' " stocks of goods of all description in summary seizing of goods and the families who hav2 always been lav- the hands of profiteers in many cities resort to ransacking. Food stores abiding, have found themselves nd- were commandeered and ordered were treated first In this way, but denly unable to buy food. Some sold at reduced prices, precipitated the lawlessness soon spreid to cloth Main. S17 5-3t H. S. H. tho Princo of Wnlcs is to ' bpend today In tho enjoyment of fish- merchants have closed their shops Ing in ono of tho famous trout unusual somersaults of trade, but ing and shoe shop3. Stores ransack- and Bone to summer resorts. In tho streams of western Ontario. the wildest scrambles were in tho ed would be depleted of every com- hop? that v hen they return the erup-1 shoe stores. Here the demand for modlty eatable, wearable or porta "on wI11 nave subsided and there Vo make u specialty of fire, life shoes produced scenes of wildest dis- hi Thorp nro mnmnio. in sioi,. will bo a return to normal condl- nnd accident insurance. 1 bono OO and Prder- of carrying out all tho commodities, tions. tho de tracted waif IcapR with her child Into an abyss. Tho man rnd lil-t wlf'i ara thus reunited. Thoro nre numorous tin tiling onl soilo.s In tho plcturo nnd supported by Harold Lockwood and a carefully se'ectod company of players. MIsa Pickford Is seon nt her beit Tim nlr. turo was directed by Edwin S. Porter. Scramble for Shoes I InnHlns)' thpm in n mn(n trttnlr nnrl ,.. . . , i we'll do the rest. 5-tf Clillcote & Smith. The Evangelist is meeting good In Rome. Milan. Fnrll. Tlnlnp-nn takiner them f:ur or flvo ml'-- "' Firlimlvp nnrpnrv far Itmv rnl- and Naples the search for shoes con- of the city for distribution. Whole belbllt Clothes has' been placed with "phouThe subJectonight'The tinned for many days. The strug- hogsheads of wine were roiied oui .. K. K. K. Store. 4-3t Greatest Need of the Hour." 5-lt When you tako off those II. V. D.'n j get Himto liewls Fall Union Suits. They nro perfect In every respect. K.-K. K. Store. 4-3 1 ! Merchants lunch at 11 a. p. m. Crater Cafe 7th St. m tr. t ,) FLOUR RE-SALE The United States Grain Corporation Announces that t will soil "Stialght" grade Hour, to all purchasers, In carload lots. In 140 lb, JJto sucks, gross weight, delivered to any Hall way Station In Zjhu 10, cum prlsliiB thu States of Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, at not To oxceed $10 00 per bbl. .not cash. Purch.isors will bo supplied from ueurcst avail able mill, which may result In slight saving for buyers' account. Wholesale and Jobbing profits on Mich Hunt must not exceed 7fic per bbl. and relnllei's prof its must not exceed SIJ!5 per bbl. Address all communications to United States Grain Corporation 510 Hoard of Trade Ilulldlng Portland, Oregon ) I ii i man.. t t j T T a Udcrwoor5 PuarnwY WV KLAMATH FALLS OREGON w I V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE ff PURlfv WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE BUY THEIR DRUGS FOR f iiuurwootK PhanmirY lACCURACVl KLAMATH FALLS OREGON FUJfflT V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE BUY THEIR DRUGS IW rcTuQACvl Fountain Pens Every student in the higher grades needs a good fountain pen. We have some dandy pens made especially for school use for $2.00 Also a fine line of Conklin and Waterman Pens priced from $2.50 to $8.00 Pens Pencils Tablets As usual, you will find our line of school supplies to be the best offered iri Klamath Falls. Best Quality of tablets, pen cils, pens, and other sundries. Prices no higher than you will pay for inferior goods in some places. School Books This year practically all the books have been changed, and while we have a very large stock of most of them there are several the supply of which is very limited, and others that will not be obtainable for several weeks. BUY TODAY We advise that you buy yours early, and thus secure as many as possible, and besides vou will avoid the big rush next Monday and Tuesday. ' We have the lists all arranged, and can sell you exactly what books will be used in each grade, so that it will not be necessary for you to wait until school opens to get a list of Wooks needed. Of course, if any errors should be made, we will correct them. BIG BALLOON-FREE For several years we have given to each boy and girl buying their books of us a big balloon FREE. This year we have a bigger, better and more attractive one than even One will be given to each boy-and girl buying school books from us. PROMPT SERVICE As in former years, you will find our service to be much the best. Extra help has been secured, so that when you come after your tooks we will be able to wait upon you promptly. No long waits with the attendant confusion. We pay especial attention to children unaccompanied by narents they can buy just as easily as the older folks, and if any errors are made we will correct them. WK r WGOCft Pli T"(f r-mnnrvn "fpt to apwam w JUUl-UJtt.JLll 1UIW V.i.,1411 57 WHERE. PARTICULAR PEOPLE f W Ivnj&rFvH BUY THEIR DRUCjS UTcuuac School Teachers Especially those' in the1 country districts, will' find' it to their ad vantage to buy books and sup plies from us. Orders will be sent' out the same day they are received, and' our immense stock makes it al most certain- that you will get ALL of your books and' not have1 to wait forthenr. Mail Orders From the country are especially solicited. All books will be sent by parcel post C. O. D. Where there is no money or der at your postoffice we advise sending five or ten 'dollars with the order, and wtf will return proper change with the books, just the same as if you were buy ing right in our store. if o o V V . x. 1 JljUi.km.jL),