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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1920)
iw-lfrt nJ & THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON I'aei: rouit VRIDAY, JAXUAKY 23, 1020 The Evening Herald e. j. MunnAY Editor .FRED MOULE City Editor Published dally except Sunday by flfca Herald Publishing Company of 3mtQ Falls, at 115 Fourth Street Catered at the postotflco at Klam tk Falls, Ore., for transmission thru k Balls as second-class matter. abscrlptlon terms by mall to any Mreas In the United States': year IG.00 aa month .50 Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press Is exclusively mtltted to the uso (or republication mm All nawa rllenntohna rrAftltm! in It c tot otherwise credited In this pa-prowess. ar, ana also tarda. local news published All rights of republication of spe atal dispatches herein are also reserv- FRIDAY, JAXITAHY 2;!, J020 BOXERS READY tl FDRSOUNDO F GONE T KHT Jod7dbo pndrojuy fighters, uurr is out to , Central Outfitting Company f T bnnn lila mtniA nd klni? lum tit tilt A 1 T option of tho country, while FidiUur, J k t,td ftrt, tlm rnnar tltln. T.nrni il iitia na v;v . iu --.... scntlmcut Is about equally divided ...l.t. .k. ......AM nM.I lf .1... f..11tll Willi MIU upi'Vi " w.....,, wjr bncWnc Huff and the lowor end andJL outsiders taking Fiddler. Or scarcely less Interest will bo tho semi-final botvocn Young Papke V of Sacramonto and Uud Stovons of PoUlnnd. They nro both fast snappy, ! lightweights and tho commission Is congratulating itself on haying n 10 foreoiwho Is a good Judge of points. For tho curtain raiser Toughy Wil son and the Chlloquln Bearcat will go four rounds. Their Isst fight was a draw and both havo been trying to prevail on tho commission to lot themgo six rounds or more In order to get "a final decision as to their KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON T T t T i Y t Y Y t January Clearance Sale TT With everything in readiness forf the latest show of the Klamath Falls Municipal Boxing Commission, fans and boxers alike are eagerly awaiting tho gong for the curtain raiser at tho Houston Opera house tonight. Young Papke, the pride of Sacra Em Grafton and Young Fonvlllo are locnl boys who nro well known to the- fnna In this section. Each has a lfarce clrclo of backers and each ono on his toes to win In order to get In tho main bout class. It is believed that tho opera hous wJllbo .taxed to Its limit tonight as "thlsjhlds fair to bo tho biggest show ever staged in KUmath county. Tho Commission has spared no oxpenso In 1irngng In representative fighters fu.m up and down the coast and pro mlWto make this city tho talk of boxers and their promoters In every center east of the Rockies It tho fans .turn OUl una uo muir uuinu. a "iW special section of the house is being JA reserved for tho fair fans who do not' .'. . ... - .11.. l r wisrr nngsiae seais u guuuij iui v. , . .. ... A-J . ' J jauies is eipecieu.oyvA. 3ex.v" 0?A.C BIDDIES -! SET NEW RECORD P SUITS AND OVERCOATS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN Priced regularly on the basis of its reasonably low cost, this merchandise would.be much underpriced, considering the cost of nlnfViinn- nvnilnhln fnr SniMllfT' " ' Ti. 5 I.T. AkAA w r n r M X T T T T t Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y T T T T 1 f tiling avuimuiv iui ufuiiji , . It is therefore important that every man consider seriously 1. "Wnm.nnnr, nulAlD nf fftrlnr I! DON'T LOSE THE ADVANTAGE NOW OPEN TO YOU $ ... T - Id . A Ore., Jan. v 23 .CORVALLIS loung rapKe, ine pnue 01 oucra-i .t..i.,. i cento, arrived from the south ,a?Ulon hens at the Oregon Agrlcultur- J aight looking fit as a fiddle an" College's farm at Salem Ore fV --.f. .- - .. ... t have set a new world record for egg.V Claiming inai 11 win never ue uecea-, . 1 mxr for his contest to go six rounds. Production, James S Dryden. profes- A With his arrival all eight of tonight's sor nt the college, has announced. fighters are In town and It would bej Each of these hens In one year laid X hard to find belter specimens of phy- more than 300 eggs, the hest produc- 1 Ical manhood. U 330 and two otbers1323. A . ... ...it 11 . i.nMB tinm-riinc. In Prnrpa. I i After a crowd of fans hsd watcnea "" " uu, . o . -- George Fiddler go through a work- sor Dryden. are of the strain that out yesterday they decided that to-t several years ago developed Lady night's bout will ben hot one. BothjMcDuff, the first hen to have laid "he and Huff have the reputation of. more than 300 eggs a year In n trap getting their man in the earlyj nest. Her record was 303. , 't-tf 1 - Kt the Liberty Of v "sfe1 jzgmwmtw 7 s .., p. m jmmm v vp zimls - , Or If H if ffl Sir QiJmmKJ TrfW hllEND OREOON''N ' IN' BAD SHAPE TAKES yTA.HAU Aiu FEELS LIKE XFAV MAX, SOW '1 have 'actualtyi gained twenty- seven pounds in weight and feel Just like a new man since I began taking Ikr. im.movha.L JMJ,i. HXJXUIJ UX IVA VVtX-OXJ. i 'xK'''"''zjfa'?''?''iy'i( 'z??zv''n,...;.YJ?Li JimmmCz'a fbBijjf k3bV te-r;Si I Friday and Saturday Two Special Matinees Saturday, at 1 o'clock and 3 1 . l ,r . tf;f M - o'clock p. m. .. v - k All Children Five Cents ' ,T Adults 25c , T T B. A nmWmLm i X-t. -W.'Viii .1 M . 5 sir t ' MB' I ft' I j. ' Win I M-l-W X f TV Y-. i i.s w ail- --- jijuuMii-ini-KVUWX-i.-inni ? Suits $19.85 $27.83" $31.85 $35.85 $39.85 $44.85 $8.85 SUITS S25 Values SUITS S30 Values SUITS $35 Values . SUITS S40 Values SUITS S45 Values SUITS S50 Values SUITS. S55 Values BOYS' SUITS Low priced to start with, and now reduced. $10.00 Suits-to .$12.50 suits $io.;85 ?1to...s.u.$12.85 Overcoats Those youthful models that have characterized us as the .House coats." f O'COATS $25 Values O'COATS $30 Values O'COATS S35 Values O'COATS $40 Values O'COATS $45 Values 1-X JwMm of Over- s i-mw Jm ' $19.85 Wsff $23.85 JgWM $27.85 1 $31.85 ,t I $35.85' V " Central Outfitting Company uil l '" trvitt CTrkDP OF SF.RVICE" ' "THE STORE OF SERVICE" Klamath Falls, Ore. :: :r WP I Y Y Y T Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y T Y Y Y Y Y Y Y T t Y i t T T Y Y Y Y DIN REEOAUKES ' 27 POUND GAIN ally requires a great deal of physical YAXKKK TROOI'S CLASH strength I can do as much as I ever WITH RUSSIAN FORCES. did. Tanlac did me a great service In rastorlnir my health, and I am al wajs glad to tell others about It, and WASHINGTON. Jan. 23. As the & wajs glad to ten oiners aoout i,(anu on doUch. never miss an oPPOrtuniUr M?; ment8 otAmerlcansoIdlera and Sem- Tanlac Is sold lfc-Klaiuw.ff ,fl U m , J0 noar Po. 1 S rc3r. rfcJd4 Pfnceraand J Klamath Lodf No. 137 I. O. O. F. Moots Friday flight of each week at I n n P. hnll. Tith nnil Mnln BlrtlfttH. '48 men of tho Russian forces wore, BWBna Encampment No. 41, L O I captured and are still held, Major o. P., meata Taeadiy sight of Mem 1 M . 4 . ...i-j il. .. ...!. n I Ci n W tinll 7 If MnvMl Luenerai uraves nas uiivmeu vuo r nuu .. v.. w, .... ,..........., Special Matmees.onif - f department. He said the attack was ,g P ! W. D. Gofer. Scribe; Krod Saturday atTheyLlberty entirely unprovoked. Two Americans! "' ?y' were killed and o'no severely wound- More than a million pooplo spont In order that all stTiobl children ed. Flva HusHlans wero killed and'tholr vacations in tho national for- like a new man since 1 uegan iukihb .......... .. -"'- ..-.. cu. .. iVH ,VUD :,Ta:iaac"e;a,d Dan Heed, a woodman, -gr -,; nngelino'- ff g o, OT,M iwho lives at Bend, Oreg., while in the matJneo for nve cents. I fowl drue store recently. Continuing Remember the hours one o'clock jests of Colorado last summor. 'Owl drug store recently. Continuing Remember the hours one o'clock ne Bajj. ana 3 ociock. m, aaiuraay, n "Some time ago I began to have -OriCK OF hALK UXVEIl EXKCUTIO.N. trouble with my stomach. My appet-i ito pecamo very poor and-1 finally . 1 .y !. in fAHIXll got to wnero x w y --- ...., . hflrnliv eIven tlmt bv . down every mouthful 1 aw, ano wneB. - oxoou0o'n " Ol0ur o Snlo I vd!d this I would suffer With Jn- Jhucu,'oiu Dt lno wUCUlt court of tho tfns.o cramping pains in my stomach stute of Oregon, Klamath County, uftorwnrd. I would alto bloat some- on juuuary !s, 1920, upon a Decreo . . .... ., i .. ,. ..,i.i nni. mmln mid entered January 10. 1920. H!nf.r" ',: .u ; in iV or J. v. McCoy, plaintiff, nicaic iuriuiy xv - , u.na t ij,mi could do to get my breath. I lost So nr ..un,, the sale of tin much weight that I f'nall becuno go Mierplnafloi dwcnbed, to-satisfy the n-fca'c I could .hardly drag myself bum-pi lbi,bi, aim uio lurtnor sum : ' f ... 0tA Oa no ,.lnl.ftff'a yifiofu rtn1 ,11a. nro ind hsn I got up in tue morn- "' -,,v ,a "" t. i""" ".. "". i arc mo. . w . i v ' j,urfcmentM lnoUffcd in this suit, and Ing I nlwajs feU.orso than when I guc(i tunnor sum necesBary to toVer T ,,'cst t ed ft.n(1 l;liad no enor6y an" exponi.es of judicial sqle, 1 havo lev- ,, iaf , Situated in Klamath County, Ore- 'VI bad bkdlngso much about -jj (a)f f;oui1 (4) nnd t0 rth. Tanlac InTUte jicttspajcrs ad the ul4B qjarie of the notlhcaBt quar- . ... fij' Ih... r .lnndlnl in .,... .. Clontlnn JTh lr vlf nil r fH4). gfvo It a rfn, and It commenced to TownihlP Kp"ty f40J outh Range t.. . nftTnot rtt' rtncR. Mv nnnetue ." -v ...... , rwwwwwvvvs',v : n i dlan, containing 120.08 ajros. And !? i"" "V.-n-nvj. ,,;. dlan, containing lzo.yy ajros. am improved antf I, began to pick up in4w,( on pebruy 2G, 192,0. at 1Q weight nnJHwopgth. I havo taken dock jn the forenoon, at iho front seven bottieslnYnll now, and am glad door of the CoqrJ Hq)39'Jn Klamath i t i,a.aSU...nmniBtiv rellev-l Falls. Oregon, -sell. at publlo Suction i 7hTv fflSKwea 'caneatany-Jt6 the highest bidder, for cash In ed of all ihy tables. 1 can e,an t tQ redempMon uccord- hinK 1 want ..without suffering any , ,. ,w n riht. title nnd inter- bad after offects.and all that tired, 0 tije nbbvtlinamed 'defendant, in worn out feelHjg has gone. I can and tp tbeaforesnlOJXeai property sleep all ni.b(p wJUipul waking gated: January 8. 1980 and always gftt up; in the morning" HUMPHREY,- Sheriff. leeung'reauy wmuj " By BUUT B, HAWKiiss, uepuiy while the job of a woodsman natur- 23t30-6-13-20 i Parisian Shop's Most Sensational Hat Sale i f ' i My lease oxpiros February 1st, and being unablo to got another building, I am forced to closo out my ontlro stock of MlJUncry, including Spring and Summor huts, nt once. In order lo sell this up-to-dato stock In ono week's timo, I am making tho following ridiculously low prices; WINTER HATS -' $16.00 to $12.00 Hats, Sale Price, your choice, $4.95 $12.00 to $ 9.00 Hats, Sale Price, your choice, $3.95 $ 9.00 to $ 5.00 Hats, Sale Price, your choice, $1.95 SPRING HATS $12.00 to $10.00 Hats, Sale Price, your choice, $4.95 $10.00 to $ 8.00 Hats, Sale-Price, your choice, $3.95 $ 8.00 to $ 5.00 Hats, Sale Price, your choice, $1.95 CHILDREN'S HATS .$6.50 to $5.00 Hats, Sale Price, your choice, $2.50 $5.00 to $3.00 Hats, Sale Price, your choice, $1.65 $3.00 to $2.Q0 Hats, Sale Price, your choice, $1.00 This Is your 6pportun(ty to get your new Hat for less than WJ1UIVHUIU cubi. bVBfyiiiiut, luunt b". iiiun-0 tur auiu. iiu iuu- sonablo offer rofuse'd, . i '
