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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1919)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, -? " ' T 5. :l s Complete stock of all the best styles in Rubbers, Pacs, Rubber Boots and Shoes. Celebrated - BRAND, GOLD SEAL and TOP-NOTCH makes. pak Fotm E IS I R l u BALL ! t JflTrtAV t . iK-iN - ffsft" ' . "-' -1r "S" jas "- " K. K. K. STORE Ut ? It- LEADING . KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES "VtfCtf1 I CLOTHIERS AND NETTLETON SHOES HATTERS --- DISSENSION IN BOLSHEVIK RANKS WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES IK GERMANY. Oct. 10, (Corros pondenco or The Associated Press.) . Sidelights on tho trend of events lb ftrijet Russia Indicating that in eternal dissension In. the Bolshovik ranks? ia, sapping the power of the Soviet! leaders, aro contained in the report of a soldiers' and sailors' con ference, details of which reotBtly reached American headquarters. "The conference held in PetrdgracT in the Summer and much dissatisfac tion at conditions was displayed by eoldiertf who charged tba,t officers enjoyed special privileges and that affairs generally were worse than they had been under the rule of the former Emperor. " Portions of the report read: "The convention ot the supporters of the 'Red' guard and the sailors, held 1b Petrograd, was attended by several thousand from the army and the Beet. The minutes show that the commanders and the war com-; missioners still take a'dvantage of their office, and although members of the communist pasty, are ever trying to secure special .privileges. The soldiers and sailors were in dignant because of the increase In pay ot the commanders and declar ed that conditions were worse than prevailed under the regime ot the Emperor. They demanded that the pay be equal for all, whether the WAR-TIME THRIFT AND PEACE-TIME SAVING "Either the people as a wholo must finance the government, either through taxation or bond purchase or the gov ernment must borrow from Individuals, from banks, or from corporations ot large fortunes. If It does the latter. these interests hold exactly the same relation to the government that tho holder of a first mortgage does to tho Personal Mention nwnuii rt thn ntvtnoilt nnil ttin nnanK a soldier be a private or a genera. , - TfThe other h LXth. nln Into hVaa i aH a a Balnat .. .., .... w-..u, ..., , BwU0. deDt jg dlvldcd DetWeen millions ot the conditions ot the barracks, be cause no repairs were made and the funds appropriated for this purpose went into the pockets ot the high officials. The condition of the hos pitals is still more' deplorable. There are no doctors or medicine and those really sick or wounded have to shift tho best they can for themselves. The worst problem ot all Is to provide for the families of soldiers in the field. Ncjthlnjj Is done for them and the money for them also disappears in the pockets ot the official. thieves." Try 'em. Herald Want Ads. citizens who art the government, tho relationship Is as different as is a co operative society from a Uriah Hoop." William Qlbbs McAdoo. in Pictorial Review. The United States needs the money you Invest In War Savings Stamps Buy them every week. Tbey bring 4 per cent interest compounded eery three months. They give you a share In the government ot the United States. Un-Ltd. meaning unlimited. Nearly every Japanese follows tho profession of his father. A good Arabian horse can canter in. the desert tor 24 hours In sum mer and 48 hours in winter without water. .&. - l-" v-wrA Memory " i f - 14 : . ! r,:Ht -(KK LfeJ Ksise"5" " !- jTutHA ft .ttt f? Iia ati a k1" v ' .. ft ' ' IxsaMMMr ". C"- u' 1 .J ;. i m- -.,r ,r This space donated by K, SUGARMAN In honor to the Soldiers of Oregon if ' ' - that .gave their lives for their country fcJ. II. Cochran of Medtord return ed homo yostorday after sevurnl days' business visit huru. Miss Mabel Meant, who has boon ill for u tow days, hut returned to I I her duties in tho local high school, j T. M. Cunningham of I'lne Grove I was transacting luminous at the county scat Saturday. Mrs. W. D. Miller loft this morn ing for Uorrls. accompanied by Miss Ethol Sly, who has boon visiting In Klamath Falls for the past weok Among tho recent arrivals at tho Falls aro Gordon A. Poll and C. T Hodson of Portland, who aro regis tered at thovWhlto Pollcnn hotel. Mrs. Leslie Klrkham, whoso hus band Is employed by tho Standard Oil company, left this morning tor Sacramento, being called there by the illness of her mother. Frank Applegate loft yestorduy morning for Medford, where ho wns called rather suddenly owing to Ill ness In his family and could not de fer his trip to accompany tils father. Captain-. O. U. Applegate left this morning for Medtord, where ho will visit relatives for a wlillo. His Bon, Oliver Applcgute, left for Sacra monto to rcsumo his work with tho Standard OH company. Tho daugh ter, Jonnle, returned to King City whero she will rcsumo work In tho J schools. i KNOX HATS St 00.00 A Chinaman who wears his spectacles In tho prescnco ot a guest or a social superior Is held to bo rude as In this country wo coiiBldor a man who falls to romovo his hat when meeting women of his ac quaintance. """ SOMI3 JAZZ Art Hickman of tho Hotel St. Francis Orchestra has mady four ripping records. Hear them nt 1'orl Shepherds. 10-3t Y.t""" k. Store will be closed all day Tueiday t Jewelry for the well-dressed man Jewelry Is the high spot In a man's clothes. A neat Waldemar chain puts stylo and smartnoss Into a suit. An appropriate scarf pin adds much to tho good looks of a tlo. Tho wrong cuff links detract from a hand some shirt. Tho well-dressed man gives careful attention to his Jew elry. Ho buys it nt Upp's becauso ho knows tho qual ity is right, patterns aro tho latest styles and prices aro big monoy's-worth in value. Waldenmi-H ..$3.00 to $20.00 Cuff IiinkM.... 1.00 to 23.00 Heart Pins.... 1.00 to 20.00 FobH 2.(to 15.00 Hot Rings H.50 to 25.00 Tie Clips 1.2Ato 10.00 Charms 1.50 to 25.00 i Frank M. Upp JEWELER 511 Main St. Official S. P. Watch Inspector, t llSl M The HALLMARK Store I J 9ino.oo MWlWiQI, 925 and 9:15 950, 970, 975 Best Place to Buy Why? Over fifty years in "One Busi ness." Best agencies naturally of fered to us first. Best and largest stock to select from. Equipped to give most cour teous service. Reliable prices. "Nothing marked up." Convenient terms and fair treatment. Earl Shepherd Co, Olio HiihliioHs .No Sidelines 507 Main Htrt'ft I 9-OO.QO 9110.00 jHffKfL $200.00 Pin) ci-4, 9105.00 lip Pciloil Models, 9225.00 up 9200.00, 9273.01), 3330.00 ORCHARD CRIME CAUSED FORTH ALDUQUEItQUE. N. M., Nov. 10. A grub stako and murder flgurod In tho tortuno of Damlan Cardonor, whoso estnto recently camo boforo tho United States circuit court ot appeals of California. It means a million to Cardonor bocauso Hurry Orchard was convicted of murder in tho famous Moyor-Haywood-Pottl-hono caso which aroso over tho kill ing of Govornqr Frank Stiionenborg of Idaho. And Cardonor had noth ing to do with tho murder cuho cither. . It btartcd back In 1898 when Or chard "pawned" his Intorest In tho Hercules mlno for a grub stako, Car donor advanced Orchard about '$1, 000 worth of food, tools and cloth ing. When Orchard was unablo tu make payment, Cardonor rocolvod tho sixteenth Intorest Jn tho mlno and from Its dividends was able to forsako tho llttlo country atoro at Durko, Idaho, and go to Spain, where ho bought a Hourspar mill and made a million. Ho died in tho Ca nary Islands in Fobruary, 1915, Mrs. Cordonor, who dlod at Albu querquo in October, 1918, sold th.) interest in tho Horculoa mlno for TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Itollablo wBmun to tnlca charge of house for family of two. Oood wngos. Phono 301.' 10-tf FOIt SALE Order your turkey now for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Falnhto Purdy, Merrill, Oro. 10-lt M JuousTolrS ; Metropolitan AmuicmenU I A DESIRAIIIjE TENANT, who will tnko tho best ot caro of your property, wants furnished houso for tho wlntor or longer. Itoforoncos roqulrcd. Addross A. K. caro ot Herald. 10-3t FOU BALIS Ovorlnnd car. Ilun nlng every day. Oood terms. Call 4CCW ' 10-31 PORTLAND CHIMNEY SWEEPS Will bn horo this wook. Thoao wishing to havo their fluon cleaned call phono 47. Satisfaction gunran tood. Keop your lluos clean and protoct your 'homo from flro. lO-Bt- uni IRTON'S OPERA HOUSE STAR THEATER TOI)A lil(i DOUIU'K HlLh DOKOTHV DAhTON In IIAItl llOHiE" And NORMA TAI-MADOE , In THE PRONATION' WBi Also .., Pnmcdy COPPERS AM CK'NTS 3fi0t000, In Docombor, t1017. hbn brought suit at Coour d'Alo'no, Idaho, against tho purchasers, alloging that her share In tho mlno was worth $1,500,000. Tho court of append hold that tho $350,000 salo was binding. Tho monoy from tho Cardonor es tate goes to Mrs, Julio 0. Pachot, Mrs. Cardonor's only duughter, ind" wlfo of a( director In tho.nanca Ar nus, Barcelona, Spain, and of Plen rlor et Clo Pas. A million on tho, grub stako, Dost yot. Horald Want Ads. ' . --D !' r'EMPLETHEAi TODAV h HARRV T. MOnEV In B -' iirtTlMJ TI"' 0I . ' " IJEA1I. e(y , ,,, Tho Reels ' n"" -t - " &S-V