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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Gift Store For Men
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Buy Useful, Satisfying Gifts
Here is a practical gift that will not fail to appeal
to the man of good taste quality hats that will
give long service, made of the best materials and
in the latest shades. Price to suit all. If you
don't know the style of a hat or the size, he wears,
give him one of our merchandise orders and let
him pick it out himself after Christmas. There is
nothing better to give than, . ....
MALLORY HATS
, A Few Suggestions to Holiday Shoppers
Men!s Fine Four-in-Hand Ties.
Men's Fine Cambric Handkerchiefs.
Men's Fine All-Linen Handkerchiefs.
Men's Kid Gloves in reliable makes.
Men's Wool and Wool-mixed Gloves.
Men's pure Silk Hose in black and col-
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Men's Silk Pajamas.
Men's Fine Suspenders.
Men's Bath Robes in the best styles and
colors.
Men's Hand Bags and Grips, the finest
in the city.
Men's Trunks of excellent materials.
Men's Shoes, Florsheim and others.
Give a Sugarm an Merchandise Order
KSugarman
"The Holiday
Store lor
Men"
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"I AIN'T MAD AT NOBODY"
Store Opens Week Days at 8:B0 a. in.; Closes Week Days at 0 p. in.
Store Opens Saturdays at 8:30 a. m.; closes Saturdays nt 0:00 p. in.
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BILL DEFINES
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 17. A bill
defining radicalism, designed prim
arily, Chairman Johnson said, tp
force the department of labor to ar
rest and deport all alien member.? of
the I W. W., and kindred organiza
tions, was reported to the house by
the immigration committee today.
Under the bill any alien who U a
member of, contributes to, loan
i money to, or is any way affiliated
with any organization preaching, ad-'vo'-ating
or forwarding th teachings
I of sabotage, or ths overthrow of or
jlhe assault upon, any government of-
ganizeu government, Killing or, or
the assoult upon, iny government
, official, or unlawful il.fmago or des
I tructlon of property, would no liable
to arrest and deportation.
No overt act must bo proved in
order 'to bring abou the deportation
of such) an individual. Tito bill pro
vides that membership in, or affilia
tion with any radical organization la
a deportable offense.
PARTITION SUIT
i Ethel Casey has begun suit In tho
circuit court nganst GeorKO K
Moore and other heira of th- lato
I CJora E. Mooro and tho Into CharW
V. Mooro to partition 200 acres of
land' of tho Mooro estate.
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PRIVATE OWNERSHIP
V. S. TOURISTS
HERALD'S CUCTIFfl Mi
FOR SALE Mioccllnnoous oht t.i.,Pi, ,1BB wh,
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FOR HAl.tC UlirlHtuiiiri trutui, Tele
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PARIS. Nov. 17. (My Mull).
American tourists nro being urged
by tho government to come
Franco. HiiiuIroilH of thousands or
thorn, possibly n million, are expect-t-il
to bring linru inllHnnit of Un"
that will help rebuild Franco. Aside
from tho Idea of cementing llo two
nntldna' friendship through bettor
aciiualnlnnco. tho tourlnt movement
Is roiclCrtloit by those Interested ai n
grout now business enterprise lm:no
dlatoly and Immensely profitable anil
ono that will grow, lucldonlally. tl
Is Raid, tho coming of Americana
who can nfford Kuroponn travel nt
Its present cost will nld In tho vari
ous forms of forolxn financial aid
Franco U seeking.
A Rovornmcnl department callod
tho National Offlco of TourluR waa
established rocontly to engineer a
publicity campaign for foreign via.
Itors and to supervise aorvlco bu
reaus to tuaktf tra.ro! pleasant and to
prevent overcharging An uui-rncioi
corporation supported by railroads,
hotels, travel agencies and other"
who profit by touring has been or
ganised. It la tho Kronen Touring
company. Through it agonia are u-
Inc sent to tho United fKatoa and
otsowboro. Americana will bo o(
forod French railroad tickets, travel
programs and similar information.
Nowspapers hovo not boci onthu-
slnstlc over tho Plan. Tho Excel
sior said "tho public foars tho ico-
nomlc dlsturbnnco tholr coming
might cause" In referring to tho pro
pesed visit of tho rich talked of
million Americans," It explains
that "everything is already boyond
roach In prlco and thuro Is no room
In tho hotels. What will tho con
ditions bo when It becomes neces
wiry to lodge and feed these mw
guests who do not look ul tho cost
of thlngsT"
To remedy sacli conditions, tho
governmental ngoiioy -HURgcfcti that
when heavy travel begins In April
conditions will bo moro nearly nor
mal. A dcllulto plan to reserve rooms
for coming tourlstj hm boen Inaug
urated already. All hotels In Franco,
numbering ubout '.'fi.OOO, hnvo been
asked to submit their rnles and to
pledge themselves not to chargo
moro than In tho case of tho gov-
ornment-couductrd travelers.
Tie lodging dllllcultles and tho
high cost of everything Is recognized
by all but it Is bolioved a groat llond
of travel will come In splto of tho
cost. Tho government's aim Is to w.e
that travelers are not charged moro
tliun , tho Information agencies 'an
estlnuito and that they aro given the
bunollt of advice and nld In making
their stay In Frunqo entertaining.
FOIl HAI.H I) thoroughbred rugln.
torod Ithodo Inland rod luyluit
to liens mid ono roowitor. Inquire HMo
High. 10-at
VOll. HAliK Ono dining room luif.
fol In good condition. Phoiiu
3U6M or call 10 ID Joftorson Ht.
10-6t
FOR BALK Ono quarter homo
power motor, ono throo liorso
power motor, ono UO gallon hot
watnr tank luqulru Now City
Laundry ll-10t
FOR 8ALE Cheap for cash, A
two-ploco. dry wall Aoncroto
block mnchlne: good aa now; used
only one aoaaon. Could not bo
bought today for 14500, Will soil
at a bargain os owner la In other
lino of business and cannot glvo It
his attention. Splendid opening
here for this uusinoaa aa thore la a
big demand for blocks and concrete
bricks. Machlno Is In tho city and
can 'bo seen at any time. Don't
answor unless you have tho cash
Address Hoi 1, Herald Office. 1-tf
FOR RENT OR LEASE
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FOR RENT Nicely furnlihod rcom,
use of phono and bath. Furnaco
heat. Phono 43C. Itf-3t
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Mon tickets for the m,, "ur
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,UOm ''SYTON for wood.
CITY DAnninv ...'
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SITUATIONS WANriEr
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IV YOU WANT BTimpv- JTT
call the Klamath Coun,V mi'
aSS?a
Hoys for elorklnR mX
FOR RENT Furnished room. In
quire of F. Soulo, Herald Office
or at 128 Second St.. after C:30
p. m. . ICtt
The now boundary lines of Europe
ore on tho maps and nowhere oWo.
Spain has adopted a universal 8
hour day. Wo uro fast npproachlng
the level of the most backward of
nations.
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Superiority Demonstrated in World War
E. N. Hurley, who served throughout the war as chairman
of the United States -Shipping Board, was asked what in his job
had impressed him most. He answered :
"The efficiency of private ownership and operation as com
pared with public ownership and operation ALL PRODUC
TION CENTERS ON THE COST you can't get away from
that. Shift responsibility for the cost, for the best possible result
under a given set of circumstances and you shift the responsibil
ity for efficiency. On the Shipping Board, we shifted this respon
sibility from private shipbuilding concerns to the Government.
"With the shifting ofresponribility of cost to the Govern
ment, that keen interest in results which follows private initiative
was gone. THERE YOU HAVE THE WHOLE PROBLEM AS
BETWEEN PUBLIC OWNERSHIP AND PRIVATE OWNER
SHIP STATED.
"I don't know of a government-owned plant that produces
more than two-thirds efficiency. In the years to come some way
may be found to keep incentive to best endeavor in men under
government ownership, but until that is discovered that system
may be classed as a failure."
California-Oregon Power Company
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
FOR RENT -Rooms, uso of bath
and phono. 840 Walnut, cor of
Oth, lltt
chores, etc BpodJil . S. TO
en to his gervlce by the iehool
authorities and an effort li to T
made to moko orDclont, conB!i
and proniablo both to'thi "JfiS
and to thoio roqulrlug their ittrlcti
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HELP WANTED
WANTED Three newsboy ot tho
Herald Office. 11-tf
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Fox torrlor puppy four
months old, 131 High Stroot or
Phono ICG. 1C31
Wo mnko n sprcUlty o( HK m,
anil Acrldrnt lnnurcn.lMiowOai.11
wo'll do tho rent, aillcote & Suih
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HV f-ROWKIW ATrii.ViMX
Tho Hay Production ami MirM
Ing t'ommlttoj of tho Farm riurea
ilfMlres to have a Hat of all har
for sulo not later than December
20th. Plouso notify nny of the fu.
IowIiik commlttoo or thj County
AKrlciiltiirul ARont, Harry Telford,
Ciiah-man: Iloliort Choyne, 0, M.
Klrkpatrlck or M, Glscomlnl.
15-5t
NOTICE OF HIIEHIFF'S HA I.E.
lion , Township 39 south, Ranje
1 1 KiiHt of Willamette Meri
dian, or ho much thereof as mar be
necessary to satisfy said execution,
toKcllittr with ,tlio tenement!,
horoilltiunonU nnJ appurtenance)
thorvtinto bnloiiKltif; or In nnywlie
npiii'rlnlnlnK-
Tlio procci'ils of said rale '-111 be
applied In tlio untlsfnrt on nt salt
execution order nnil decree, Interest
costs and accruing cot.i, nr.d the
ovorplus, If nny there he, paid Inte
court to bo further applied a by
Inw illructcd.
Dated at Klnmntli Falls, Oregon,
Illy Ill'IlT
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In tho Circuit Court of tho Stnto ot
Oregon, For tho County of Klnmntli.
Ciua Molhnso, Plaintiff, vs. Frank M.
Daytijn, Defendant.
No. 1104, ElTuity.
Notlco Ih heroby given that, by
vlrtuo of an oxocutlon und ordur of
.sulo, duly IsbikhI out ot tho nbovo
entitled court and cuiiho on tho 2nd
day of December, I'jl'J, In favor of
tho nbovo nnmed plaintiff and
aeulnut tho nbovo nnmed defendant,
directing tlio muo of tho promlHCH
therein, mid liuroliiufter doHcrlbcd,
to mitlHfy tho sum of $1300.00, with
IntorcHt thereon from tho 19th day
of Hoptuinber, 1014, at tho rato of
7 por cent, per annum, $17G nt
tornoy'a fee, $17.20 co.its, and iIIh
bursomontH, and accruing cohIh.
Now-, thoroforo, by vlrtuo of nald
execution, and in complinnco with
said writ, I liavo fully lovled on
nld promlfioa nnd will, on Tupodrty,
Jnnuary C, 1920, nt 10 o clock n. in
of .suld dny, at tho front door of tho
county court Iiouho, in tho City of
Klamath Falls, Klamath County,
Stnto of Oregon, soil, nt public
auction, to tho hlghcHt bidder, for
cash, all tlio right, tltlo and IntorcHt
of tho abovo named dofominnt, in
nnd to tho following described roul
property, situated In Klnmntli
County, Stnto of Oregon, to wit:
Tho SKVi of Boction 25, Town
ship 38 South of Hnngo 11 Knot
of Willamette Meridian, nxcept
a tract 74 by SfiVir rodH out of
Bouthwest part thereof,
or bo much thoroof a mny ' bo
necessary to satisfy said oxocutlon,
together with tho tonomonts,
hereditaments nnd appurtenances
thorounto belonging or in nnywiso
appertaining.
TJio proceeds of said snlo will bo
applied to tho satisfaction of said
oxocutlon, order und docrco, In
terest, costs, and accruing costs,
and tho ovorplus, If any tlioro bo,
paid into court to bo further applied
no by law directed.
Dntcil at Klnmntli Falls, Orogon,
Docombor 2, 1919.
GEO, I.. HUMPHREY, Sheriff,
By HURT 13. HAWKINS, Deputy.
3-10-17-21-31-7-14.
In tho Circuit Court of tho Stnto of
Orogon for t)to County of Klamath.
No. 1103, Equity.
Ous Molliiwe, Plaintiff, vs. Ren
Dayton, Defendant. '
Notlco Is hereby given that, by
vlrtuo of tin execution and order of
sale, duly Issued out of tlio abovo
entitled court nnd cnuso on tlio 2nd
day of December. 1919, upon a
decree mudo and entered ot record
In said Circuit Court on tho 1st day
of Docombor. 1919. and In favor of
thu above named plaintiff until
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muiuill liuu iiuiuuiiiiiwi ....w. . ......
to satisfy tho sum of $1900.00. with
Interest thereon from tho 19th dny
of Soptombor. 1914 nt tho rato of
7 por cent, per annum, "J-fiO nttor
noy'H feo, 917.45 costs nnd disburse
ments, anil accruing costs.
Now, thoroforo, by vlrtuo of said
oxocutlon, and In compliance with
said writ, I hnvo duly levied on
suld promises and will, on Tuesday,
Jnnunry C, 1920. nt 10 o'clock n. in.
of said day, at tho front door of the
county court houso. In tho City of
Klamath N Falls, Klamath County,
Stnto of Oregon, soil, nt public
auction, to tho highest bidder, for
cash, all tho right, tltlo nnd Intorost
of tho abovo named defendant, In
and to tho following described real
property, situated In Klnmntli
County, Stnto of Oregon, to wit:
Tho northenat qunrtor of soc-
J I L M PI I R K V. Sberltr,
E. HAWKINS, Deputy,
3-10-17-24-31-7-14
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Best Makes
Best Stock
Best Service
and
Best Terms
Earl Shepherd
A subscription to The, Evening
llornld for'n prospects low1""1
year, 'might mean a ChrUtmu
present for nil of us next year.
Heat yot.
Herald Want Ada.
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Prospective Ford Buye
A spoclnl letter from tho
announces nluo iiunurou uxi
to Oregon within tho noxt t
Hiiroiy appruoiniu """,",,, ,i,,iUth torr tory
our portion ot this allotment li Kit imr in i 0,
nnd nsuro Imme.llnto delivery ncc or dlnb o a
your order. Call In Pornoii or vjo '"' lmv0
bo glnd to oxplaln our plan " X,Vnt nt onco.
u Ford car with now starter oiiuU'inent at
Don't overlook this opportunity, but l,p J1
order, ovon for a later doll very, bo you wont
to wait when you ronlly need your car.
Wo hnvo tho now stnrter " ''"'K
wheels In stock which wo f "" ,,,,
modol cars. WliidBl.lelil CUanois, wecu
Roboa, H. & D. Shock Absorbors.
A now stock of nccessorloa Just In.
Lot us overhaul your car while tho unow
Ing. llo ready whon tho buii shines.
Is foil-
DANNER-PATTY MOTOR CO.
No. 123 Sixth St.
Phone 427
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