ft" 7i rWfflK park Kiotrr THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON M()M,.U,,M:(T(M I f M WUmTi) jjr ncoisuiico in " PAT orr ,908 J& or co. v. rmcc cx WplMM i '? t KKK Let us tailor to your individual requirements your Holiday Suit and Overcoat from the Ed V. Price line. New snappy Woolens clever new style creations ' '- fine Tailoring and Perfecting Clothes Guaranteed SEE THIS STORE FOR HIS XMAS GIFTS STORE, Leading Clothiers and Hatters CONGRESS PREPARES FOR LONG GRIND (Continued from pace 1) finance Americau export trade Both bills are now In confvreneo. Many Dcbntat Pending Besides tho treaty of Versailles, several other treaties are pending, and promise to evoke long Senato de bate. Three treaties, one guaran teeing assistance to France In event of German aggression, that estab lishing Poland and defining the Rhine frontier and tho long-pending $25,000,000 Colombian pact, are pending before the Foreign Relations committee. The peace treaty with Austria also is expected to be ready for transmission by the President soon. The committee also has before it tho resolution of Republican Leader Lodge proposing that Congress, by concurrent resolution, declare the war with Germany ended. This will be fought rigorously by the admin istration. Early actios' on the Preach treaty is not planned by tho com mittee majority, but the Polish treaty, tho leaders say, will be pasbed. Among other important Interna- Uional matters pending or in prcs- I poet aro the Houso bill to repoal tho i Canadian reciprocity treaty and com jmerclal conventions and trade ox j tension arrangements with tho allies, tious. On the legislative calendar aro many measures already passed by Senate or House. They Include bills 'establishing a federal budget sys tem, providing a permanent shipping policy, regulating cold storago of food products, and providing for de velopment of water power. Fiscal legislation promises to4have a prominent place in the work of Congress. General tariff revision and modification of the Internation al revenue laws are planned before the political campaign. Repeal of many war taxes .will be proposed and anti-dumping bills to protect American manufacturers are pend ing. Permanent nrmy reorganiza tion policies. Incorporating tho moot question of uuiorsal training, sooii are to bo brought out by tho Senate and Houso military committees, tth.Uo tho committees must pass on a new building program and on bills increasing tho navy's personnel and its pay. Will Curb Dlslojalty Prominent among tho other meas ures to be taken up aro those deal ing with radical aliens and unar chlsts and tho high cost of living. Leadors also plan to glo attention to means of averting industrial strikes by fcdoral mediation or oth er methods. Tho Lano-Mondull bill ombodylng Secretary Lane's plan of farms for soldiers and sailors also Is up for passage and Congress will at tempt revision of several standing laws and repeal of the espionage and other war measures. Numerous investigations also aro planned. Senate inquiries Into Mex ican affairs and the coal, wheat and sugar situations will continue while the House will carry on Its investl- Store Opens at 8:30 A. M. - Closes at 6 P. M. Week Days WE LEAD - OTHERS FOLLOW gallons of war dopnrtmunt activi ties, Now Investigations proponed by tho Senate Includes thut Into tlio print paper situation and Into the charges by Senator Watson of In (liana that socialists and radicals aro In tho employ of tho Foderul Trade commission. Tho Honnto Prl lieges and Elections committee plans to tuko up tho contest tiled by Henry Ford against tho election of Senator Newberry, Republican, of Michigan. Senuto Democrats are to hold a conforonce this week to elect a lend er to succeed the late Senator Mar tin of yirglnln, with the contest ap parently narrowed to Senutor Hitch cock, Democrnt. of Nebraska, admin istration leader In tho peace treaty light, and Senator Underwood of Alabama, for Democratic leader In tho House. Conferences of tho Republicans and tho steering committees of both parties also uro planned soon to fill committee vacancies. TOO LATE TO GLASSIFY FOR RKNT Heated rooms, bath and phone 840 Walnut, cor. Uth. 1-tt FOR HAM; Second hand lafc , . rro ., 822 KlWth Ml FOR 8AL1 Clump for cash. A f.. M nf. ...... h.1... .-..It -.... block machine, good us now; ujiod only one season. Could not boi bought today for I4T.00. Will soil at a bargain as owner In In other lino of business and cannot give It his attention Splendid opening hero for this business as thorn In nl big demand for blocks and concrete bricks Machine In In tho city and can lie neon at any time Don't FOIl HAM: .nr f i000 mti horson Sound owrt ...T Chu.. 1. M. I)nlVu, n'oiSS; WIANTCD-Kora truck ' iMirvicoabio condition. Don't tin r,.!.: . . ""v " cnep- ". . ....Miuin, fflllllllllKJI 29-tl KGS IX) IHlop. I'OKTIJINU, Dec. 1 -Cnmml.. -I..- ..-. . I .. .., , ..... 7i. iniuii uitirciiiiniH announced u hnl r Address Hox 1. Herald Offlco. l.tf",r,CH '""eniio of u cent a pound, j wiuio pggH dropped two cent a dot. on LOST A blnck goodyenr hip boot, between Mnlln and Klamiith KaIIh. Reward if returned to Hornld office. l-4t jon tho Cozy Restau rant and Roberts & WliltinorM'n. Klghth street, this morning, a 20 bill. Phono 138. Howard. 1-U LOST HotWXJO SPKCIAL .NOTICK First show at tho Ubcrty tonlikl ! starts at 7 o'clock and the iscod at 0 p. m. Si Ja $S Onm of cmr mmny Ftonhtim Stylm S FLORSHEIM SHOES FOR MEN FLORSHEIM SHOES are always good shoes. They are eco nomical because of their quality. For that reason as well as their distinctiveness is the answer why the K. Sugarman Store handles them. The last word in shoes. ' The name implies the shoe of quality, while the name Sugarman is'that of re- t liability. That is the object in hand- v- ling Florsheim Shoes. 0 THE FLORSHEIM SHOE FOR MEN I Peredixo 1 LsssaTboihKwtesisiJ i I , ""' "i Vi1irYiVVWWUW iUr.IT c t n MC W W -J A Vll .i CHRISTMAS CARDS And Booklets JfetroDolltAB AmuMmmn MMAMAMMMAM HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE DANCING ' KVKKY WKU.VKSDAV AND SATURDAV STAR THEATER TODAY TODAY IMG DOUISIiK lUIili , AMOK liRADY In 'IN TIIK UOhIA)W OF HUH HAND' And CHARLIES HAY -In "TIIK HHKRIFK'H SON" Also Two Reln of Good Coniody An unusually Jaie assortment ofthe prettiest Christmas Cards and booklets ever designed for Christmas giving and remembrance. All on dis play in our store now; many of them original; others in sample form from which you can select: cards plain; cards in colors; booklets small and booklets large ; some for a penny or two, others up in the dollars. Make earlv selections for best choice, the only way to get the cards and booklets you want. nMerwooft Pharmacy WS? KLAMATH FALLS OREGON T7n7W A-L WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE I puwffv I BUY THEIR DRUGS fSrr.uPACYJ K. SUGARM AM the store for men "I AIN'T MAD AT NOBODY" TEMPLE THEATER TODAY AIAHY PICKFOIID In "KSMKKKMA" Also A Rain How Oomedy "A IMXJ fJO.NK HHAMK" In Two I'ortM SUNDAY AND MONDAY JU1SHIK JiOVK In "OVKH THB OAHDKN WALL" ALto Two HIm of Good Comedy MERRILL OPERA HOUSE I LIBERTY THEATRE "TIIK PICK OF TIIE WCTUKKS" II .W. POOLIC, Owner. IIAHRY UOIUCL, MuUlDJr TONIGHT The Great Picture "WOLVES OF THE NIGHT" Starring the Great Dramatic Artist WILLIAM FARNUM SPECIAL NOTICK: OwInK to tho longth of tP.''Jnd' '""k I'U. I-UI JliUllUU I.U11IKIIL Will RlUll Ul I .VV V ...w.. showing at 8:00 o'clock. Tuesday . Viola' Dana appears in "PLEASE GET MARRIED" Actually Funny Sat Store Opeas at 8:30 A. M. id i Closes 9:00 P. M. Sat MOTION PIOTUREb TUESDAYS AND .SATURDAYS Merrill. Oregoa Doors open at 1.30 and 7:00 P. M. X,