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WIA'r.HTON. Texas. Oct. 50.
r mmorcial interests o( Galveston
1 city and county officials are
'ting an energetic stnte-wldo cam
paign in support ot a constlutlonal
amendment to bo voted on November
4 under which $5,000,000 pu'il.c
I provoment bonds would bo Is'unl
to raiso the grade level of the city.
V-e plan is to lift the building off
their foundations and hydraullcally
r .. p mud and sand from tho Gulf
rf Mexico under them until the on
t'ro business section "of tho city
would ho established throw to live
f3t above Its prtuenl level.
MINERS ENTOMBED;
BELIEVED DEAD
STEUHENSVILLK. Ohio. Oct. 30.
After battling their way to within
1"0 feet ot where 20 miners have
J-nn imprisoned since yesterday by
a cave-In of the Amsterdam mine.
recuers were ordered out of the
m'no by mine inspectors and mlno
owners, when lire broke out ho
l'nd tlwm. causing an explosion to
ho feared. Hope is abandoned that
any of tho entombed minors are
alive.
CLKAKAXCK SAIjK
Wo must have more room. Come
and see the many good things we
aro offering at bargain prices. You
can then see how we aro trying to
squash tho high cost of living. See
us at 201 Sixth street, corner of
Klamath avenue, at 10 a. m. Nov
ember 1st. 30-3t
Moil powerful ot all Goruldlno
Katrar's screen achievements Is hor
newest Cioldwyn production, "The
Stronger Vow," a thrilling, modern
diama. laid In tho picturesque Py
renees and in the haunts of the
Apaches In Paris. Never before,
have the remarkable talent of the
International celebrity been given
su?h wide .scope, nor have her cin
ema admirers eor been enthralled
and thrilled as Goldwvn evidently
predicts they will be by her latos-i
offering a vehicle replete with
situations that deman 1 test after
test of Geraldlno Farrar's histrionic
powers. As In her previous Gold
wjn successes, the diva has a sup
porting cast nothing short of bril
liant. Milton Sills. Tom Santschl.
and Hassan! Short namw stand
ing for oxtremo screen accomplish
menteclipsing all previous port
rayals in support of tho star of stars
Miss Farrar's demand. that her
roles ho exacting and pitched in a
high dramatic key aro thoroughly
satlslled In "Tho Stronger Vow."
with Its interest-compelling story of
romance, intrlguo and adventure.
Ooldwyn announces It for presenta
tion at tho Star Theatre Tonight.
HELP ASKED FOR
TURKISH VICTIMS
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CUFF LINKS
A good-looking shirt de
serves a good-looking pair
of cuff links. And not every
good-looking pair of cuff
links looks good in each
good-looking shirt.
That's why a man needs sev
eral pairs ot cuff buttons.
Maybe you never thought of
It, but cuff links show up
a man's taste .
We have a stylish line ot
them that you ought to
look over. In gold, silver
and enamel we show the
very newest patterns, and a
wide variety in each.
Frank M. Upp
JEWELER
511 Mala St.
Official S. P. Watch
Inspector.
SHrfrt-iM..rtfr,fi-s.Vrrrr-tVfll
The HALLMARK Store
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In tho interests ot tho interde
nominational Sunday school wcrk.
an interesting prosram was rendered
at tho high school yesterday. Rev.
J. J. Handsaker nddressed the stu
dents, showing tho dire need ot tho
Christian people in Turkey, us the
lives of both Mohammcdants and
Christians are in constant danger,
and thousands are without homes or
shelter, somo of them lacking the
barest necessities ot life. Mr. Hand
saker paid especial tribute to Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Rambo, formerly of
Raker. Oregon, who sailed Soptom
ber 25 for Turkey as relief agents.
Rev. E. P. Lawrence, who is tho
county chairman of this work for
Armenian relief, is planning for a
large Christmas offering from tho
Sunday schools of tho county and
for the general campaign In Feb
ruary. Rev. Harold Humbort Is sec
retary ot the association, and MIs3
Georgia Parker is the local assistant
secretary. Rev. J. J. Handsaker Is
director of the Armenian relief
work, and is leaving for Grants Pass,
where he will conduct meetings in
the interest of this interdenomina
tional relief work.
Congress has been asked, at the
behest of President Wilson, for au
thority to send troops into Turkey
at once, as the lives of American
relief workers are In danger, and
for the further reason that only
prompt action, according to the re
port of Col. Wm. Haskell, American
commissioner, will avail to save the
Uvea of thousands during the com
ing winter.
Best yet. Herald Want Ads.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Teams to haul lumber.
Call on or address, Geo, Christy,
Box 377. 30-m
yt UNION MA" Iffl
PLEASE
Wo furnlbh our own milk. From tho largest herd of tu
berculin tested cows in Klainath County we servo our customers.
Wo furnish the very best melk and cream In purity and quality
that can bo produced, because wo handlo It ourselves.
Wo are here to stay.
Wo are here to servo and please, both with quality and
service. To please our customers gets us customers.
We aro hero also to get tho money, and now is the timo,
when perhaps floth you and I can got It, By you calling 10Y
and increasing or ordering ona, two, three and four quarts of
milk delivered daily at M-00, f7.50, J11.00 or ?13.50 for 30
days a month. So if it la bettor milk you wunt, with more cream,
"or your baby Isn't getting along well, don't forget the number,
,19Y.
Perfection Dairy
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New Styles
With The Old Integrity
YOU'LL find more
men this Fall waiting
to buy good clothes
than there are clothes,
or good woolens to. make
them
Stick to the staunch re
liable make that you
know, or you'll find
yourself paying full price
for less than the full
standard of service and
quality.
KUPPENHEIMER
Clothes mean the new
styles with the old integ
rity of all-wool fabric
and sound tailoring.
The House of Kuppenheimer
A National Clothes Service
2fo? HOUSE
KUPPENHEIMER
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Clothes Service
K. K. K. STORE
Leading Clothiers and Hatters
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