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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1920)
IMOM KIOHT MONDAY, NOVKMHKK 22, 1020. Reduction on Every Article in the Store this Week K. K. K. STORE New Location Leading Clothiers THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON The Klamath public knows the size stocks carried at this store know that quality, standard makes are only stocked here. Know that 20 per cent reduction on every articlein, stock is a worth while inducement to take advantage of. " Now is the time to outfit on your footwear. Rubbers, winter clothing, undeivwear, furnishings, and, by the way, why not do your Christmas shopping now, and take advantage of this special reduction? ' This is the Men's Christmas Store, and we have just what you'll want for "Him." Shop early. Now, 20 per cent less. K. K. K. STORE, Leading Clothiers and Hatters Many Testify to English Cruelties. (Continued rrom ptgo 1) llrokra, but Confident Dennis Morean, mayor of Tbules, It a short, slender, bastard man, with a mass at btack hair, who re sembles Edpar Allen Poo. Lines upon his face are eloquent ot anxl-, cty and grlct. Ills only son died of' heart failure during a raid upon) their home. Morgan himself has Dccn hunted from placo to place In Ireland slnro last January. Ncrcr-j tholest, he Is confident Ireland soon! .will be freo. I "While I was In jail last March,"' said Morgan, "the police raided the I nomo ot a man named icuariny in Thules at midnight. A he opened tho door hi younger brother, James McCarthy, was shot dead by four black and tans. SeroraUshota were fired at bis alstcr as she fled down tho streets In her night clothes in earch ot a doctor. Mao, CO, Hhot at Wake "In the little Tillage ot Holy J "Tho commander knocked at tho Cross, two months ago, n harmless door with tho butt ot his pistol, and 60-year-old man was shot down as announced he Intonded to search or ho left a houso in which a wake, was cry man on tho prcmUos One of his being held over tho body ot a girl, i first nctlons was to tako my father's The house ot death was then rid- watch nnd laugh when ho asked tor died with bullets." ' (its return. One of the most striking narra- "I protested against my baggago Utcs was that ot M. M. English, an, being soarched on tho ground that I American citizen ot White Hall, .am an American citizen, mont., who was visiting his paronts "'A lot of good that will do )ou.' In Cove, Ireland, when a typical i laughed the commander. 'You aro raid took place. He Is a broad-shouldered, black haired man, more than six feet tall, and as ho talked his voice tremblod with rage and Indignation. His testimony was unraveled un der questions from Senator Walsh of Massachusetts, a member ot the committee. U. H .Cftlzriuhlp Flouted "On August 23. the day bofore I on English aoll now. "'Whero Is your warrant?' I asked. Pistol I "Warrant." "Ho tapped bis pistol significant ly. 'This is my warrant,' ho said, 'lie careful, or yon will get more of It.' "Wo were all searched, whllo sol diers stood about with fixed bayo nets. Next tho houso was ransack- salted for America, a motor lorry cd, carpets rlped up, backs torn off tilled with black and tan 'troops pictures, whllo the. commander and speeded up to my father' house and j his assistant carefully tapped both quickly surrounded It. They were the floor and the walls In search ot commanded, I afterwards discovered! hidden depositories by a Major Hay, assisted by Captain I 'In a wardrobe they round a card V. H. Wells. I Identifying my younger brother. Pat rick English, as an Irish volunteer. Tho commander demanded to know his whereabouts, and when I re fused to reply all my personal be longings. Including my notes on a trip through Europo, England nnd Ireland, worn confiscated. "When they Idontltled my broth er, who was In tho houso, we were marched off under arrost, but later nil but Patrick wero released .My brother served six months In prison. "A particularly brutal case was that of Patrick Lynch, a harness, maker, who lived with his sisters In a village near Core During even ing prayers tho door was forced open by a party ot black and tans " 'Does a man named Lynch llvn hero?' "thoy asked, and when ho re plied 'yes' they said ho was undor arrest Ho asked for tlmo to get his cap. '"You won't need your cap whero you're going,' the soldiers replied Marred Pjut IilnntlMrallon "Thon thoy took him to the vil lage green and fired a number of shots Into his body. The village doctor, who examlnod tho body, knew Lynch well, but was compelled to call his sisters to Identify hltii, so, disfigured was his faco by powdor burns. "The black nnd tans, It developed, had heard that n man named Lynch had shot n policeman, They killed a perfectly Innocent citizen by mis take "An official report from Dublin Castle declared Lynch had beon killed resisting arrest and attempt ing to escape, but the coroner's Jury placed the blnme where It be longed, on tho Irish constabulary" m MOIIK i:PK.HK AtXWNTrt J-'red Peterson has filed his ex pense account covering his expendi ture ot tho last campaign, $54 SO Im In the sum total This was divided I between advertising In the Klamath Uncord and The Evening Herald, and for'cards. (I K. Van Hlper, re-elected county treasurer, has filed his statement and It develops that his campaign roit him nothing. Ho had no opposi Sues to Recover Apples Attached With Store's Stock 8 K. Hoblnsnn tins filed suit against Hhnrlff (leorge Humphrey for the recovery of a quantity ot apples said to hava been Included In the stock of the Ashland fruit store, and the Palace grocery when they failed and their stocks were turned over to tho sheriff to satisfy tho Indebtedness Koblnson claims that tho apples were sent to II II Jenkins, pro prietor ot the fruit store, on con signment, and that thoy cannot law fully bo Included In tbu stock to be sold. The lot contains 273 botes ot fancy Spltzenbergs nnd probably 1Q0 boxes of llatdwlus, Hhannons, llhrxle Istsnd Ureenlngs and other kinds, tho total value, being about 91,000. Itcmember the big sale of shoe.. at J E. Knders & Co. zM4 Just Arrived a Carload of the F amous 1921 - G. .mJ 1U r -9 m9 EaUmtfiafitn, B U c K mlyfwbfm mlttf )! 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