The Evening herald., February 13, 1920, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

FRIDAY, FKBRCAhv 1.1, 1.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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FORECASTING SPRING WITH STYLISH
NEW GARMENTS
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for 1920 Plant Only TJieM-
Tlic Increased cost of farm
ing makes necessary the
careful selection of seeds Im
proved wirktlcs that produce
profitable cjpps.
A Safe Guide
to Qualy and
Fair Price
Our Seed Catalog and Planter's
Guide is the standard reference
for growers of the Northwest,
listing our eompkte Imesof Sd,Tr
nJ (1ntj 1 enilum fxilry nJ
IVe Supplier. Sprayj nJ Sprajxr.
Diiry buprlia uvJ equipment
This handsom book,
is mort than a Catalog
It atrtia iuida to
Profitable Piantinft
Your Name shouli be on our Mail!' '
ASK TOR .CATALOG No j5Q
"MARKED MEN" AT LIBERTY
Owing to an error in shipping
from the exchange, The Liberty will
show Harry Carey in "Marked Men"
instead of "The Ace ot the Saddle"
tonight. However, both of these
pictures are very good ones, and as
they are both of western type and
Harxy Carey is the star in each of
them, "Marked Men," from the story
"The Three Godfathers," hlch Is
written by Peter B. Kyne, Is most
welcome, and wo will have "Ace of
the Saddle" at a later date. adv.
The descendants of the aborigines
in Australia are very fond of jewelry,
but they do not pay much for It.
They use telegraph wire to make
bracelets, earrings, and nose-rings,
ami tear down the telegraph lines
for that purpose.
Houston. Amusements today
STAR "Bill Henry," Chas. Ray.
"Her Nltro Knight" Billie West.
TEMPLE "Louisiana". Vivian Mar-
- tin, "Double Hold-up" Pete- Mor
rison. OPERA HOUSE Dancing, McCor
mick's Jazzensation Orchestra of
Portland, Real entertainers. Danc
ing' from 8 until 9. adv.
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JVIONDALE
Rebellious Wife and
Determined Husband
"LOVE
HONOR " s- AND ?
Featuring
' TUART HOLMES
and
ELLEN CASSIDY . ,
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Hallmark Picture
TONIGHT
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MONDALE
Rex Stratton, who has been at
Eugene during the winter, taking a
course at the University of Oregon,
has returned and taken a position as
pianist atx the Star theater. Mr.
Stratton's playing was a feature that
pleased many theater-goers here last
summer and they will welcome him
home again.
WILL SELL OLD SCRAP.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13. More
than 1,000,000 pounds of scrap Iron,
lead, brass and other metals aro to be
sold at the Philadelphia Navy Yard
by competitive bidding. This mater
ial was accumulated from the dis
mantling of submarines and other
ves3els used during the war and from
big machines used at the navy yard.
In Portugal, if the wife publishes
literary works without the husband's
consent, the law frees him at once
frrm his matrimonial obligations.
WEATHER RECORD
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Hereafter the Herald will publish
the mean and maximum tempera
tures and precipitation record as tak
en by the U. S. Reclamation service
station. Publication will cover the
day previous to the paper's Issue, up
to 5 o'clock of that day.
Max. Min.
Feb. 1. 45 29
Feb. 2. 51 26
Feb. 3. 47 26
Feb. 4 54 26
Feb. 5. 55 25
Feb. 6 i 52 30
Feb. 7. 50 25
Feb. 8. 40 19
Feb. 9 45 19
Feb. 10. 45 20
Feb. 11. 53 23
Feb. 12...... 54 20
Precipitation
LIBERTY THEATRE
"THE PICK OF TJIE PICTURES"
B .W. POOLE, Owner. HARRY BOREL, Musical Director
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TONIGHT
"Cheyenne,? Harry Carey -."""
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'MARKED MEN"
J A wonderful screen' presentation of Peter B. Kyne's story of
"The Three Godfathers." Mr. Kyne's story is recognized as a
western classic and is most ably presented in this picture, which is
pronounced by the screen critics the best of the Harry Carey aeries.
Joe Martin (Himself) in "THE JAZZ MONKEY"
A Monkey Star in a Monkey Comedy
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SUNDAY
"OH, BOY!'' and "THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE"
Will
Drive the blues away,
Make you forget that the rent's duo,
That your girl's gone back on you
That you have the rhoumatlsm, or
That you are soeing a picture.
Personal Mention
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 26 (liy Mall.)
President Cnnnnza'a administra
tion Intends to recover to the nation
great tractr ot land conceded by pre
vious administrations iov foreign in
loroHs, according to s'tntemonU of
Mexican officials, it Intouila also to
ontorco the constitutional prohibition
barring foreigners from holding land
within 62. miles of tlio Mexican fron
tier and 31 miles from the coastline.
The general trend of their state
ments Is to the effect that It Is the
purpose ot the ndmlnlstrutfon to
avoid colonization projects that might
eentually endanger tho nation and
to rqcoter dominion over oil lands
without violating tho legal rights ot
tho present producers.
These statements wero made In ex
planation of tho government's request
that tho 1919 Congress float a loan ot
50,000,000 pesos to ennblo the nation
to recover land hold under conces
sions by foreign Interests.
Tho officials stated that the great
er part of several states, such as Iow
or California and Chiapas Is hold by
foreigners under concessions given by
previous administrations.
When tho terms of these conces
sions have not been compiled with,
they hnvo ben nullified, according to
the Department of Agriculture. Part
of the proposed loan was Intended to
Indemnity holders for these conces
sions for improvements they had
made.
Interests who have been deprived
ot their concessions by this nullifica
tion have declared that Interior con
ditions for the last ton years have
made it impossible for them to fulfill
their agreements. Various British
representatives are said to be pushing
for Indemnification for work dono on
concessions especially in Lower Cali
fornia and Chiapas.
Dental Is made by Pastor Roualx,
Secretary of Agriculture and Devel
opment, that tho government plans to
nullify all concessions granted1 under
the Diaz and Madero regimes. Only
those where prescribed '.obligations
have not been met will be annulled,
he asserts.
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PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 13. Soma I
Idea of the slzo of the big automo-i
bile show to be held in Portland the
entire week of February 23rd to 28th
may be gained from the fact that the (
Ice Palace, where the motor car partj
of the show will be held. Is tho larg-'
est show room on a slngleMloor In the
United States. Its 360 by 130 feet,
without a single post to obstruct the
view, givd more space than is avail
able for cars even on the main floor
of the huge Coliseum Building In Chi
cago, which Is 300 by 120 feetvln
size.
But large as It Is, tho Ice Palace
can accommodate only the passenger
car section of the Portland show. A
year ago, both passenger cars and
trucks were shown on the same floor.
This year there are so many passen
ger car exhibits, and so many special,
models, that the Ice Palace will be
devoted exclusively to passenger cars,
while trucks will be exhibited in a
separate truck show in the Portland
Armory, a few blocks away.
The passenger car show In tho Ice
Palace will be by long odds the most
corapleto ever held In the Pacific
Northwest, and the truck show will
bo the first exclusively truck event
on the Pacific Coast. Both will be
under ""management of tho general
show committee, and one ticket will
admit visitors to both shows without
additional cost.
In tho passenger car show thero
will bo a total of 69 different makes
ot cars, to say nothing ot tho fact
that at least 176 different models
will be shown. The Portland show
will contain almost as many differ
ent makes of cars as were exhibited
at the recent Now York show, the big
eyent of tho year In motordom.
Eighty different makes of cars
were shown there, as compared to 69
at the coming Portland show.
Thero will also bo CO different
makes of trucks, and approximately
199 different models, on exhibition
in tbo truck show.
The committee in charge of the
two Portland shows Js composed of
H. H, Ellng, chairman; H.'M. Covey,
A. 8. Robinson and M. O. Wilkins.
There is also a special entertainment
commltteo which has m.ido olaborato
arrangements for n musical pro
gramme, an dims expendod largo
sums for docorntltip I' e Ice Palace
for the passengor cur mow. i
To these women T h o
Woman's, Store (wishes to say
that the Fashion Stage for the
Spring of 1920 is set ready,
in the fullest meaning of the
word.
Rack upon rack has become
the temporary abiding place
for the handsome new gar
ments here. We say "tempor
ary" because the Suits, Coats,
and Dresses which have al
ready arrived will leave in
twos and threes just as soon
as Klamath Falls women be
gin their visits to this store.
SPRING
DRESSES
Our display of Spring
Dresses gives a new expres
sion to the use of Drapes,
Tucks, Plaits, Ruffles, Frills,
and Puffs. Although blue,predominates this Spring, we have a large number of
other popular stiades in Tricotine, Taffeta, Satin, Serge, and Jersey Cloth.
Trimmings are mostly of braid, while Chenille and French Knotted Wool Braid
prove popular, too. Prices range from
$18.50,0 $89.50
SPRING SUITS
The New Spring Suits portray the
newest, smartest and most fascinating
fashion innovations of the approach
ing season. Many of our Suits are
made by the "House of Youth," a firm
. that tailors only exclusive styled suits.
' The popular suiting materials are Tri
cotines, Serge, and Velour, in many
beautiful shades.
Prices range from
$35 to $150
SPRING COATS
Polo Cloth and Camelshair materials
are used extensively in the Spring
Coats, while Silvertone, Velour, and
Bolivia are still popular. The styles
are veiy attractive. Mostly one-half
and three-auarter length garments,
trimmed with belts of self material or
novelty leather.
Prices range from
$29.50 .. $95.00
VISIT THIS STORE TODAY
You will find most attractive display of Spring garments, and we invite
your most critical inspection, as, from the standpoint of style and quality, they
are superior to anything shown for sometime.
ALL WINTER COATS REDUCED
telffmmmJStore
II. N..MOE, Proprietor
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
If its new; Moo's hnvo it. Spring
goods arriving dally. It
Wo are offering an unusual valuo
In n ileo touring car at G50. Howie
garuge. 13-16
FOIt SALK Used cars: 1919 Roo,
1918 Bulck Six, 1917 Elgin Six.
Imperial Onrago, Phono 130. 13-tf
JOB WANTED By experienced
ranch hand, competent to' take Mr. Moo calls your nttontlon to
charge; single man. References. Ad- tho Sassy Jano aprons In tho north
dress J. M., Herald OfllCQ. jjj-ia winnow. n
FOR SALE Columbia - graphanola
and record cabinet, refrigerator,
library 'table, dining tnblo, porch
shades, call at Reclamation office bo
tween ten and twelve a. m. Sunday.
13-14.
WANTED 2 nurses for the Isolation
Hospital to be on duty tomorrow
morning.
It C C LOWE, Managor.
WANTED A bronze gobbler. Ad
dress C. J. Bradbury, Box 297.r
13-19
FOR SALE About 30 tons first
class alfalfa hay in stack' near Mid
land. See Chilcoto & Smith, 633 Main
St. 13-10
FOR SALE Elegant American wal
nut Twin-beds and dilesaer. Tel
237J. - 13-14
FOR SALE One Ford Touring car
in first-class running condition.
Nowly painted, f'350.00. Central gar
age ""
Tho Woman's Roliof Corps has
postponed its regular mooting from
Monday Fob. 16, until further notice.
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FOIt SALE 1 room houso, lnrgo lot.
Easy terms. 703 2nd St. 13-14
FOR SALE Dishes, carpots, furni
ture otc. 703 2nd St. 13-14
FOR SALE Good corner lot, small
bldg tonus. 703 2nd St. 13-11
WANTED 2 green lumbor pliers.
Good wages guaranteed to good
mon. W. H. Kltts, Dairy, Ore. 13-19
WANTED To ongago a comploto
mill crow to start March 1st. Good
wages to good men. W. H. Kltts,
Dairy, Ore. 13-20
ATTENTION LCCAHEES.
All Maccabees and visiting Macca
bees are urged to attend a meeting of
tho Lodgo nt tho Mooso Hall, tonight,
at 8:00 q'clock, Friday 13, 1920.
At nine thero will bo a danco for
tho gonornr pujjllc. Everybody invited
to attend. .,tf
By order of U. Commander.
13
Jorsey Ribbed Pottlcoats In tho
south window will attract tho most
fastidious of ladles. ' It
FOR SALE Two rosldonco lots on
Upliam St. botwoon 11th and lOtli
Sts. nil graded ready to build upon.
Must bo sold togothor. Price $000.
Cash.
FOR SALE Ono ot tho prottlost re
sidence sites on tho Illgh School
Hill, is all level, has 55 ft. frontago
on East sido of 3rd botwoon Wash
ington and Jefferson Sts. 4 paving
HssossinontH paid, sowor paid In full
nnd on property. Prlco J1100.
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FOR SALE 8 room houso at 003
Jefferson St. -Tills Is not oxactly a
modorn houso but it has lots of room,
bath, tollot, hot nnd cold wator, frost
proof collar, largo wood shod, chicken
houso and yard, lawn, nnd a beauti
ful cornor lot. Prlco J2.750, j
FOR SALE Beautiful 8 room rosld
onco, closo In, flno vlow, furnaco,
and every thing comploto. Prlco $8,
000. -
FOR SALEt Lots 6 & 7; Block 4
nnd lots 7 & 8; Block 7; Second
Hot Springs Addition, Ownor wants;
an offer.
J. T. WARD & CO.
125 N Sovonth Streot,
Tho crudost makeshift coins usod
during, or in consoquenco ot, tho
world war, aro somo Gorman East
Africa plocos mado out of cartridgo
niotal, On ono sldo is tho donomlna
tfon nnd on tho other "1910 D.CA."
(Dultscjji Ost Afrlka),