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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1919)
if. Ls?" 1 v m -r' ''$- PAcn atom THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON VJAVMSAA. HOUSTON'S Metropolitan Amusement HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE Cumins! Sunday OIiK OLSON Made for Ii.-mikIi1iii: purpoea Only DANCINU Wednesday & Saturday Nights. ,ropn(nr Jiim Orchcwtra STAR THEATER TODAY MAKCl'KltlTK CLAKK k . I Huaaaax CUas.' I I C.Iiii ii I HAS WON PUCE OF HONOR In V, I.KT'S KliOI'K She wanted to dope, "but her lliisl):uitl Objected Vunny, Its Clival'; I)oa't Mis' It Also A Gail Henry Comedy In Two Tarts CASH Kl'NUAV -, CIjAKA KIMItAlili YOUNG ;.-' And i .- Her Own Company in .THE HOAI) THKOUGII THE 1IAKK Also A Hig V. Special Comedy TEMPLE THEATRE , SUNDAY AX1 MONDAY ANITA STKWAKT And - KAKI.E WIlil.IAMS In TWO WOMEN ' ft Also '; '" Two Keels of Good Comedy if ' ' TEMPLE THEATER TODAY ft. . jS""" "Quality" is the Hansen motto; the quality that combines effi ciency with style and comfort. This is why wc sell and endorsa HANSEN GLOVES Come in and let us show you this Hansenbilt Washable for semi-dress or general wear. It is both handsome and durable and can successfully be washed in soap and water. For motoring, driving and work, there's the right Hansen. Women and children too, ore provided for in this "Quality" line. Come in and see. K. SUGARMAN I ain't mad at nobody Salvation Army'a Work for Flfly.Four Yean Recognlicd at Worthy of the Highest Praise. Except for tlio wnr the. Snlvntlon Army would have colebruted Its fiftieth birthday four years ago, hut there could hardly have been a belter re minder of what the nrmy hud dpne and become In a half century than the recent award of the Victoria Cross to three Salvation Army soldiers for their service In France, Fifty-four years iibo things were very different ; the first appearances of the Salvationists aroused opposition, rowdies tried to break up the meetings, nml on at least one occasion members of the future arpiy were arrested In England as "disturber of the peace." Originally simply nn attempt to make converts by outdoor preaching, the movement which William Hooth started In July 1SI13, was put on a military basis slid became the Salvation Army In 1S78, since which time It has crown from 7o corps In England to about 0,(X0 corps and outposts In more than fiO countries. The nrmy was otllclally recognized by King Edward VII when he received thu founder at ititckliig hani palace In 1P01; n different yet re markable "ollleiul recognition" oc curred quite recently when a tableau honoring the Salvation Army was made the climax of- the. current "Zlegfeld Follies" on II road way. WOMAN CAN'T RESIST RESISTING FURS u PAUMNK FREDERICK In ' SAPHO Also i A Rainbow Comedy in Two Parts THE ORIENTAIi ROMEO MERRILL OPERA HOUSE MOTION PICTUREb TUESDAYH AND SATURDAYS Merrill. Oratcoa r H- DOGS STAND WATCH OVER MASTER'S IJODV CANYQNVILLE, Ore., Nov. 1. Charles Cantillea, who was lost in the mountains recently while hunt-, ing, was found dead yesterday. His three faithful dogs guarded tholr master's body and searchers H ap proached with great difficulty1 as tho dogs tried to keep them off. I ' The Basis of Our Bet ter Service Is CORRECT FIT After all. no last or com bination of lasts will tnakO an ill-fitted shoo comfort able. And most people can wear any stylo thoy deslro If their shoe man knows how to fit them That's where our service wins friends. Wo know how, and do really flt every person who buys here. Speaking of lasts, wo have some new ones. Be suro to see them before you buy. BRADLEY SHOE STORE "Leading Shoo Store" 727 Main St., Klumath Fulls Lives In Old "Pillbox." A Belgian fnrmer, who has returned to his shell-shattered fields near I'oel capelle. has solved his own particular housing problem by converting nn un damaged "pillbox" Into a temporary home for himself and family. "Pillbox" was always an unfortunate nnd mis leading name for concrete forts. Near ly all of them were rectnngulur and contained four or more lurgo rooms. Very little work would be required to turn them Into comfortable and even lasting homes. Some near Boeslnghe are already being fitted up ns cafes, In anticipation of tourist parties which will throng the hnttlefittlds us soon ns passports and travel restrictions will ho relaxed. .,'!' 1., & , ,:. l-v WPi&i', . &t m P'.: A i M ' V f:'.' '-. 'V 'H't A Christmas Piano Now irHimn t It it K Get your piano before the ground is covered with Ice, snow and sleet. If you prefer a used piano, wo have several at less money and 'on, smaller payments. Anyway, don't piit'off buying until you have Investi gated at Earl Shepherd's. EARL SHEPHERD CO. " f ' ' . "MUSIC" . That's Our Business Exclusively . SUFFERED FOR OTHER'S SIN Pathetic Story Told as an Example of the Peril That Llei in Inefficiency. A. R. Hnwley, president of the Aero club, told In New York tho other day nn Inefficiency story. "Beware tho Inefficient man," Jm said, "for If you have dealings with him It Is you, not he, that will sirftar from his luetllcleucy. "A foreigner In outlandish RTrfb claiming to be an Armenian enme here to solicit funds Inst year for his com patriots. It happened that ntienhcr Armenlnn was nrrested at the time. nnd the first chap was asked ti f,'o to court and act as his Interpreter. "Well, ho reluctantly consented to net, though the truth was that e knew no Armenlnn whatever. Anyhow he stalked Into the courtroom, llitened In grave silence to the prlsorer's pas sionate protestations of Inncc.mcc; nnd then turned to the Judge awl xald with n low bow. "'Your honor, my compitrlnt has confessed nil. lie begs yon. however, to be lenient for suffering Armenia's sake. "The Judge thanked tbo Interpreter warmly for bis services, and then sen tenced the Innocent prisoner to fire years' hard lnbor." London Now Leu Noisy. Middle-aged Londoners who went to and fro in tho capital In the sixties and seventies merely smile when we ask If London could possibly bo nois ier tlir.n It Is at thi present day. For they say It Was a far noisier place then, when nearly alt the main streets were granite paved nnd all the wheels of the vehicles Iron bound. There was a cont'nuous roar then to which the present day bound Is mere whisper. One such Lonroner says ho often heard In the old days the ro.ir of Lon don's traffic from ns far away a spot as the Crystal I'ulace pnrode. The sound was like that of contluunl very distant thund-T. lie has many time In recent ycuri listened for the sound from the same spot, but hns never heard It. London Chronicle. t Conr.n Doyle's "Familiar." v Sir Arthur Coiinn boyle's "fninlllnr" proved of very prnct-nl nsslstnnce'to him the other ilny. The pentor of "Sherlock HolmesP walked Into his study, nnd after somo Indecision drifted over to the waste paper basket, plunged his arm Into the litter, nnd cxtrnrted n valuable wnr office document relating to the history of the war! It hnd blown from the table Into the basket. "I've never done such a thing be foie," said Sir Arthur, In narrating the circumstances, nnd the unusual course W nctlon which he followed with such good results he attributes wholly to the promptings of his "familiar." London Chronicle. i Star Tuberculosis Patient. . James, age seven, Is a. patient III Sunnyside and enme Into the city for tonsillotomy. While In one of the hospitals overnight James could not sleep because he missed his sleeping porch, so ho called the nurse and) pleaded his case (for air). Tho weather was zero and the nurse explained as much to .Tames and thinking she hnd satisfied his mind she left him, but no sooner hnd she gone than James became restless for his old haunts and called her. Again she refused to open the window and James, who Is n "star care taker," proved his mettle; he threw his shoe through tho window pane. Iudlanup- oils News. ,... .... -g oninaiown macs jo. ,jg The transforming of Chinatown thfft has been In progress for n decade has Anally thrust Its Americanizing Influ ences Into the Chinese temple In Mott street with the result that the Josf and lesser idols have been relegated to a dusty closet. For years the Joss was one of the attractions of China town nnd every well-conducted party was led before the Idol that occupied a prominent position tn the council ball ' A . uii . t r ft- SSJNi i.. s tt-i A-A Women can't resist thumi n.rs -but they tho furs aro fash oned and built to ruvlst winter ueoxes therefore oppOMlUs como ocother At tho top n capo of mole combines both fashion nnd varm'h within Its pelts; second from tho top Is u neckpiece of '.'.inndlnn martin aullable for nit ccnslonH. Third from tho top Is the popular dark uuturnl blue fox mnde Into a scarf thnt mot alt women admit to bo the munt prac tical piece of fur sets. At tho bot tom a bit of dross up fineness, un ertulno neckpiece that lm'v lakes oi.oji breath away uud ? i tBOl joy. ' Conquered Desert Sand. The British adopted n giant "snow shoe" to conquer ,tho sunds of the Egyptian desert, nccordlng to MnJ. John Haiti of tho British army, who served In the near East. The scheme, which wns bused on the samo theory that caused tho Indian to adopt tha snowshoe, wns discovered while the army was marching to Palestine. The fine sands impeded both tho Infantry and horses, so that a day's march never resulted In much more than a two or three mllo advance. "Finally some Inventive genius tried laying rather close-meshed chicken wire on tho sands." sold Major Rain. "Tho Tommies were thus given some thing that didn't yield so readily as the soft sands, and the horses got u better footing. Immediately wo fount! thnt much greater progress was made, nnd our advances soon amounted to nine nd ten miles a day." i. it.. . - 'ill SOMETHING NEW I LIFE INSURANCE A $10,000 Life Insurance Which Conln lowing Provisiens: inthFo. A clause which requlrim no further prainhm, L,.,:5".,.,.,"-p"",.mJi,A"ii,y ""i. uf di';!,, ",cA'i,cr.., -' m betw; reaching iiku 00.) A clause which provides that In the ovnni i . Ity, should It occur hofoi,. you "Xl, ' SSrin,w dbili Incomii of 1.000 per year every "" 7",B " Wu rec H thon $10,000 to your widow a, art ,',,?," St 17,7 Vur death! .1. A cliiUMo which provldim that your family nlmii .. , Instead or SIO.OQO In case you Ion" yo,,r LC 5lro 2.H ilont nnd death occura within u iuhii your IIku ihrn...Vv,v" Ilou of $30,000 lii ii lump niiui. Jlo.ooo X.7: Or. h and an additional $12,000 will , 'paid I i ?,F,1ld twenty yearn to your liunoflclitrlim $22,000 In Ii J"0' limit) " (No in The above contract can be written for more or le lU.ntmnnn Ri, c u: i- ., .. v ... h,. w,v. v u. u..s poncy is me Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, the oldest life insurance company in America, with assets of SfiU 000,000.00. " Geo. C. Ulrich, District 1, The Mutual Life Insurance Company nf New York Olllco over tho First Slate and Havings Hunk, Klamath r'alli, Orfjoi A. F. Graham General Concrete Construction Shasta Sand Used Exclusively CI.KAUA.VCi: 8ALK , We must linvo nioro rooin. Cro and see tho many good thlnp n i am offering at bargain prices. Tn con then see how wo are trytox ti squash thu high cot of llrlnj. So us at 201 Sixth atrcet. corner i I Klamath avenue, at 10 a. ra. Xof eiuiiur isi. jj.i Beat yot. Herald Want Ads. Never Lost Skid Chains made to or der wth patent safety features. The best to be had. At 0. K. SHOP D. A KENY0N Sixth and Plum JAl'H IlKADY TO QUIT TAKING I'lCTUKK UIMDKM SAN FHANCI8CO, Cal., Nov. I, Tho Japanese Association of Amer ica, representltiK 10.000 Jupuuuso In Callfornln, has sunt resolutions to the tho Jupuneso iioverumont, ro qucstliiK that the practice of Import ing' picture brides' ,1ft) stopped. A cony of tho resolution wanton' I to tho United States state depirt- incnt. Host yot. Horald Want Ads. CAMERA MEN 'PICTURE NEWS EVENTS OF THE DAY I "I w& ' c . . .. , .. 3 ? . t -.Iff m w j 9 wfika r- fir . nm. - "-'-- v k - t.. tr.n jYi.,'ir.,mK ' mmimmmmimmmmmmimmmamim r- Bki-. ii". w b. r -rJimr- i- rivt T.f jfhu I tho nfriMXJKJm 3'ttWSSa K3fflfflkRS,iRfc?li-v ..-sJSSSS Kt"yiii.vn,a. rvnKTMtfr-au .;'", . mvmirs 7'mWr-t.,r ,r. i-yr iimi , -m. lufBI MML Rtrlkos, flood and wasto nro hlh spots of nowa ovents for tho t" wooic. Tho nood plnturo In an ot fluslvn photo nf tho tnrrlblo liavoo wrounht at Corpus Chrtutl, Toxa-ii w7ion tho hurrenno lushed j;nlr waters virtually nulimorjjod t.lo town, moulting In heavy lorn of Wo. Onlvoston, Drownavllln nnd many othor towns also suiTorod Iminonbo losses. Tho strlko pic ture Is from Gary, Ind whore uteol, mill workers by tho thou a&Uo are out on strike, noth iel worker leadfiri tad st! mill it Vi f. 'it.z&k'j.V. ,1 " w im iV, c MUX OlBffllHt' lKK.hJJi w""" .. !. Tno - .., to tho nis". -"-dl '0f w turn show. tboM"wr,. rottlnc and roBtinB ,rd v storaRQ t ePbo8aev whoro thoy have o m . truck and pausengor 5 ri.49,i. stanSara fft$A4& ConRrossmnn C. v. E t,o0ew braska U tnrn ti, jr f of tuo temple. New xoru Times. iyW Vi iwi4 n y& A 4 .-- ; T ' us .f 4ir . f4agfc mjmmm "W