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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1920)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FRIDAY, DKPTKMBBR , 1M y PAQI TURKU MISSING AND UNACCOUNTED FOR SOUGHT JMMMIsflllBiHKsPMwsPMssMH HHkHP ?Bw iTMaWiiM MDnl!MswLsMWsnK9iH iPfl,ililVPVaPP4flB.Bi imjl -" I mm H BPr Brazil BROWN AND OX-BLOOD SHOE POLISHES BEST FOR HOMC SHTNES-SAVB THE LEATHER THE BIO VALUE PACKAGES Also TATTES end UQiriDSfotBlack.TaaairfinJtt Shoes TOir. r. DAtunrcovonATioNitTD, uwalo.ht. wmmmm90MmmM M2CHEUN W Mlrhi-lln malllu ra Ing nml lubm rnt III Hi If any iiHtrr limn ordinary aukra. Ak ua Um prlV. METROPOLITAN GARAGE Don't fail to read the Herald Classified Adt. HE ANDROS-GLOVER STYLE TSHOP WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY WILL BE READY TO OPEN THEIR FASHION SHOW WITH A COMPLETE AND EXCLUSIVE LINE OF WOMEN'S, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR, AT SEVEN HUN DRED AND SEVEN MAIN STREET ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER THE ELEV ENTH. YOU ARE CORDIALLY IN VITED TO ATTEND. Ni:y YOIIK Hupt. 2. Tlio Amur I cm ii l'Kloii Is milking an effort to mltlKiitu a illitlrrnnlriK I'tiuno of tint nfloriiMtli of war, tho 2,000 porsoiml tiiyntnrldN of tlio ureal ntrugKlo of mini who am clftnnt III c-d In army anil navy llntn nil "tnlfinlnK In nctlon," "killed In hatlln" anil "presumably dead." Tim work Ims been rewarded with roiihi hiiccchh, 'It lii announced. In suvoral Instances thu I.cclon Weekly has obtained for n mother more and clnarur details of how hor servlco bom died, or put n wlfo in touch with tfeo romrados of her hus band, "missing In action." HnquuHlN of relative and friends of soldiers, sailors, marine and mil itary nunc about whom fato little I known, aro being sent to nawspap era throughout the country for pub lication. Kcsults of thin publicity aro carefully tabulated at offices horn. All "buddlai," officer, doctor, n union or wclfaro worker, who may know something of tho poraon of whom Information I Bought, aro In vited to communlcatn with tbe frlunil or rulatlres, Kuch week a Ion Hit of "mytcrlcn" aro publish oil In tho Ieglon's organ and fre quently a number of name of men and women who orrod In tho war, but who failed to reach home, U sent to the newspaper. Tho current rciult Hit of tho tax Ion contain tho following Inatancei whero desired Information was fur nished: Mrs. Catherine Holbeck, of Allen town, Pa., asked for Information rounding tho death of her son, Ser geant Joseph Holbeck of Company C, 109th Machlmi dun Ilattallon, 28th Division, who died In a French hos pital, Tho mother received a letter from. Dr. Joseph I.InU, of Now York who attended tho dying soldier, giv ing details of his last hours. Mrs. Lola Mason, of McRae, On., asked for Information that would throw some light on tho disappear ance of her son, P. Mason,- Jr., 'cor poral, 83rd Company, Sixth Marines. Thn soldier wrote his mother that ho would be homo for Christmas 1918, but did not appear and noth ing further was heard of him. Mrs. Mason reported that sho rccelvod two letters, one from the son him self saying that he had recovered from a long Illness. Many curious and touching ap peals aro received. A mother wants to know If her son, who died In a field hospital, 'Valet anything on his deathbed." Another parent whose son was gassed, captured and after wards died, desires Information from his comrades asto hat kind of gas was used and how It affects mton. ---- ---------AAA A.t. A A A A A A--------- -- VTTvVVVVfWVfvVTWyVTTyfTTTT Palace Market For Service and Quality PHONE 68 Cool, Clean and Sanitary These words fully describe what the condition of every meat market should be, and it describes ours to a nicety. Our cold storage and other equipment, and our ambition to maintain per fect sanitary conditions in our market, blend perfectly. Conse quently, we can sell you meats .of all kinds that retain their fresh ness and wholesomenessjong after they leave our shop. All our meats are handled under glass and with extreme care. We over look nothing which will assist us to carry out our sanitation policies. Pal M aiace iviarKet 524 Main Street i . ---- .. A .. -L ., Jr. WV Is your merchant anupbuilder? EVERTHING else being equal, it pays Oregon people to buy from merchants who are sufficiently interested in upbuild ing Oregon to push the sale of Oregon-made goods. 4 Is your grocer this kind of a man? Does your druggist display Oregon-made goods prominently? Docs the confect ioner you patronize feature Oregon sweet-meats? Do your restaurant, hard ware Store, jewelry store, shoe shop, furniture store, furnishings store and garage take pride in featuring, whenever they can, Oregon-made products? The people who sell the things you need ought to get behind Oregon-made goods because they arc of top notch quality and because the sale of Oregon Products means increased industrial growth. Your dealer ought to make it easy for you to buy Oregon .Products. Ask him to feature them. BUY OREGON PRODUCTS Associated Industries of Oregon """" iriir.iiftii Information Is aougbt of an army nurse who was last heard of enroute to Franco two years ago. A dis tressed family seeks word from tbe buddies" of its soldier who was last seen walking a battlefield wounded. Cuban barber use no brush, but latbor their patrons' with tlelr hands, from a bowl made to fit un der the chin. ALASKAN' BOUDOUGHS " WILL CELEBRATE JUNBAU. Alaska, Aug. 21. (By Mall.) Alaska's lodge of "soar doughs," the Yukon Order of Pion eers, which Includes In Us member ship scores who came north In the gold stampede In 1898, la to hold" a banquet In Seattle, December 1. com menting the twenty-sixth aanrrera ary of Its founding. Only plnoneera who were la tat Yukon Valley before July 1. ISM. are eligible. The organisation waa formed at Forty Mite on the Cana dian side of the Yukon, December 1. 1894. The chorus girl la nerer M red a he' la painted. SijitiW Comfort Ckanlmess RcasooaWc Rates The Central Hotel New Throughout IN THESE DAYS OP HIGH PRICES THE AVERAGE CITIZEN WILL BE GLAD TO FIND A PLACE TO LIVE THAT IS WITHIN HIS REACH AND WHICH FURNISHES EVERYTHING THAT HE COULD WISH FOR A GOOD BED, A CLEAN ROOM, PERFECT VENTILATION. THESE YOU WILL FIND AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL. SEV ENTY ROOMS IN THIS GREAT HOSTELRY ARE NOW READY AND THIS NUMBER IS BEING ADDED TO AS FAST AS THEY CAN BE FIN ISHED AND FURNISHED. . SPECIAL RATES MADE TO PERMANENT ROOMERS. NO BETTER SPRINGS; MATTRESS OR BEDDING ARE MADE THAN THOSE FOUND AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL. J. J. KELLER, Manager. 95 i ' ' mii nrin m Kilt letteM ' f ..