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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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If you are a member of the Chamber of Commerce and think the organization can help make this a bet
ter place in which to live, let your wife help put it across. ,....
Civic Development
'' Can come only when CIVIC PRIDE is extended to every working member of the community.
Some one is interested in every foot of ground in Klamath Falls. An investment in the improvement
of this ground means dollars to the owners. m t ,
The CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WANTS EVERY FOOT OF GROUND IMPROVED
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EXPECT PRICE
WOUND IN
NEin FUTURE
That the low IctdI reached by tome
commodities la lbs recent slump in
prlnea li not ' natural one Is Indi
cated br reporta from New York.
Jaat as soon as buying starts,, prices
nvbonnd. What la true of the whole
sale market-rwlll b equally true of
10 retsU .business.' That Is why the
consumer should keep 'a close watch
as pricq otrorfngs and take advan
tage of the bargains being put out
fcy merchants.
The following dispatch from New
York, ,telU, a story that means high
er; prices joen:
A'KW) YORK. Dec. 1 The
Teally sensational prices thai
have been brought about In the
course of .the. last few weeks
have begun to bring some buy-
era into the market and general
buying for spring use may be
looked for tn the very near fu
ture, It wax esKclaIly notice
able today, however. In the lit
tle business which was done,
that any marked..V buying
strength brought about a quick
advance In price offerings. This
led some of the market wise to
form the conclusion that the
sellers were no longer artlng un
der strong jiressuro and many
nay sharp resumption of buying
on a general scale would see
ascending 'prices until a level
was established moro equitable
to the seller than the one now
prevailing.
The outlook In the men's wear
and dress goods business Is mix
ed with a majority holding the
low that tho worst is about over
and that the next turn In tho
market wilt necessarily bo up
ward. It Is felt that buyfng In all
lines has been so limited for so
long a period that stocks must
necessarily be very low and that
this scarcity In Itself will force
buyers Into the market.
Qray goods aro extremely sen
sitive to buying movements and
fluctuations aro constantly be
ing felt. Prices aro now so un
bellevcably low that It Is now
thought they can be maintain
ed at their present levels.
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First Elks' Show
Of Season Pleases
Poe Valley Shooting
Is Dismissed; Court
Chides Complainant
Typically nice American girls were
"Uncle Sam's Nieces,' the Misses
Howletto and Chamberlain and the
two Misses Wllklna, who opened the
Elks winter series of entertainments
with a musical program and comedy
skit at the Klki temple last night.
The program showed talent In spots
and a willing enthusiasm alt the way
through that drew plenteous applause
from the audience.
Miss Chamberlain made a jjlpahln
hit with a couple of Scotch ballads
and Miss Howletto did a couple of
readings of niloy's poems that evok
ed generous hand-clapping. Miss
Wllklns st the piano wot an 'f!clnt
(accompanist. The other V.Us Wilkin
displayed a tine menu loprsnj voice
In tho quartet numbers.
The second halt o' the program
was a comedy skit In which a tele
phone was a central pivot. An Irish
cook with a variable temper pre
destined to always get the wrong
number, precipitated many laughable
situations.
Weather Probabilities
At 2 o'clock this afternoon the
cyclo-stormagraph at Under
wood's pharmacy registered the
lowest point reached this year.
Pressure was 29.90 and still fall
ing. With the wind In the south
west quite a heavy rain may bo
expected during the next twelve
hours.
Forecast for next 24 heurs:
Unsettled weather; Increasing
winds; warmer.
No Tax for Hot
Springs Site Levied
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should have n decree against tho
county for tho full amount of his
claim, and for tho costs and 01
hursements of this suit, which costs
Nick Hoxln of Poe Valley, arrested connty; that there Is now justly du.
Thanksgly ng day on a charge of hav-lj owmc . undor ,ho con
uB .m -.., . uuu... -. u.miMou lract $02,674.95; that Dougnn
u ,uuiid i.uuiiiii i ivuib mat U1V11-
Ing, Judgo Chapman, who estab
lished a precodent In dismissing a
man guilty of shooting, then took
occasion to severely reprimand the Jnd d,buricmentl iuall charKPa
complaining witness and told him aaln,t lho county and payaDle out
.li .u .: L 1,. Ill I0' " general fund.
trouble than the man who did tho , Dou,, Kr.n Fund
"u' . . , .. "That the wholo amount of the
Hoxln and Pudoff are both Rus- , ,,, courtnoUM ,und ,or bIock
slans and live In a RussUn settlement ,3S dftf,ned ,n tn op,nIon, ,,,
In, Poe valey. They had a common ap ed upon ,h, pament and
ownership In a stack of hay ami lt'pro,anto Mt.factlon of t9J.674.96,
,7 a ,, i .. . ,.: . ... '. . amount of Dougsn's claims,
suited. Pudoff admitted on the stand n.hn dKreo of tno ,ower court
....... "'" .. ... ,cr will be reversed, with costs to tho
io uoiina nuuse. lie saia no ex- ,ppol,ant, and one entcred ncro
pecieu .o lino uoiin naving irouo.e , ftccord wa ,, 0,,nlon. ,.,,
with his (Pudoff s) brother and he , ,uen appncaton of lho funi!
I'llll.ll'I'IMX I'l.X I'ttM) OK
A(M,(MMI l()lt I.IIIUtTY
the existing Injunction wllld
In force and effect."
fund
remain
Cupid Claims
Hostage From Two
'" Local Couples
dowing at the.
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toox the knife along to take re
venge It bo found that Hoxln bad
harmed him. When he entered the
house, he said he saw Hoxln waiting
for him with a gun In his hand. He
said he Immediately dropped the
knife but that Hoxln paid no atten
tion to that and fired twice, strlk
Ink him oncn In the arm and once
In Inn 1mm
Pudoff admitted on cross examln- , ,M,M. hor HerllnK" ,,ccam8 n
atlon that ho had attempted to take!brldofPt 0,enn nu, ,nman ' 0Ten
tho law Into his own hands on former,.nTho ony was performed by
occasions and had somewhat of a rep-lu",co,ol11lno caco J mnpinan.
utatlon for flourishing deadly weap.IM" "erllngs Is well-known hero
ons at any time that his tomper was!h,avlnK ,mnde Klamath halls her home
aroused. slnco birth. Sho Is the daughter of
air. ana .Mr, jonn ueriings, pion
eers of Klamath county. Mr, Inman
Is practically a new comer In the city
having coma hero about a year ago.
Tho past few months he has been
cmjiloycd by tho !owls (lrocury com
pany as truck driver.
Tho happy couple loft this morn
ing for Jarvals, Oregon, where
future
(Ily Associated Press)
MANILLA. IVc 1. Tho Phlll
pplni Irglslalurn today passed a
bill appropriating I&00.000 annu-
'ally to flnanco a campaign In the
United States to obtain Independ
bnrn for tho Philippines. The hill
provides for the sending to the
United States of Independence
minions.
NKW C'KIUIt MII.Ij
NOHT1I IIRND. Ore., Dec. 1. It
Is understood that a mill Is soon to
b built near here to handle tho rn
dar near North 8lough. It tn tie a
portable affair, designed principal
ly to cut ties.
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or Vorit voici:?
LONDON. Dec. 1 Captain Alban
Itoberts, scientist here, has demon
strated apparatus by which he riv
dures to color valua the tones of
the human voire. He translates to
a rainbow voice of a singer and will
showhdw tho singer has moro rod or
moro green or violet In his voice
than Caruso.
MIHMO.VAHY MKKTINd
The Woman's Missionary socltty
of the Christian church will ml
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the
home of Mrs. K. It Danner, 03h
north Eighth Ht A full attendance
of members Is desired. Visitors are
always welcome
National Weather Strip
The National weather strip may
still be Installed this year It orders
are placed Immediately. Mr. Col
lier, state agent, who left for Dond
Saturday, left behind him Mr. J. W.'thoy expect to make tholr
Daker, who is placing the weatlierihomo,
strip on several of the. homes In tho Judge Chnpmon performed an
city. He will be glad to call and'othor marriage yesterday wherein
explain Its many advantages to those Kdwurd Lawrence Morrison and Miss
who may be Interested. It ncvcri08'0 Morse, both of this city, be
wears out, will pay for Itself In the'canw "an a"d wlfo. Tho bridegroom
fuel It saves and affords so much1' a contractor and expects to go Into
comfort by tho shutting uot of cold(1)UlnM B00n- T,1 bride Is n sister
and dust that you would not give It of MrH' '' 8: H""""! of 211 Plum
up for ton times tho cost. Ordors 'ot. After tho woddlng, which
loft at The Herald offlco will bo de- ook placo at C o clock, the party on
llvered to Mr. Haker. Ask those' Jo)rou a Ulnner at ",0 Uox cafo-
fortunate enough to have Installed
this wcatlior strip what they think
of It; then phono In your roquottt
for Mr. Daker to call, 30-1
Norma Talmadge in
"SHE LOVES AND LIES"
A rollicking comedy drama with
Norma Talmadge in the most pleas
ing role of her career.
THURSDAY
Another big attraction you must not
miss
"THE FORBIDDEN THING"
Holbrook, Paddock
Leave Tomorrow to
Begin Prison Term
J. E. Paddock and William Hoi
brook, convicted of manslaughter In
connection with tho killing of O. T,
McKondree at Dry Prairie April 20,
1918, whoso pleas for rehearing have
been twice denied by the .supreme
court, 'will leave tomorrow for the
state ponltentlary to start serving an
Indotermlnato sentence of from 1 to
lp years for manslaughter.
Shorlff Humphrey will a- r the
men. Paddock has been living at
Donanxa and will leave from here,
Holbrook will bo plckod up at Cor
vallla. Doth men liavo been at liberty
under bonds during the pendency of
the supremo court appeal.
WKATHKIt JIKPORT
ORBQON Tonight and Thursday,
rain.
'"Winter tlmo Is here again,"
, we neiru tno goirer say;
"Snow will bo a fathom doup,
'Twill bo too cold to play."
So he bundled up his clubs
And southward tfent his
way.
STATU APPHOPHIATr-S OVKR
HALF MILLION, MAHKI71' HOAIW
PORTLAND, Doc. 1. At Its moot
ing Monday tho statu highway com
mission awarded approximately
1(300,000 to various Oregon counties
to match markot road appropriations,
of tho counties.
' Trado It to Tho Furnisher of Hap
py homes. 8tf
Wind Shields
Our stock of windshield glass is complete.
We put them in while you wait.
For quick service in glass work, call us up.
Window glass in all sizes constantly on
hand.
Lakeside Lumber Co.
Phone 128
LIBERTY THEATRE
"Alway the Best for the Liberty Guest"
Va'Va''sWssaWs
II. W. 1'OOLK, Owner IIOGKU I). TOItltllV. Mualcal Director
ijam ..r..r. i'i-vvvvvnjTruAjvijiJUijvij-iAi
TONIGHT
"UP IN MARY'S ATTIC"
A rip-roaring Comody Dratnal
Full of llfu and laughter
Pull of charm and sontlmnnt
Full of thrills and swlft-movlug uctlon
. Full of fun and romunco ,
Iio suro to seo It I You will novor forgot Its sheer Joyous
nossl Don't miss III , ' '
TOMORROW '
"THE NOTORIOUS MRS. SANDS"
Wo ospoclully commond to you tho foaturo for
FRIDAY
"THE SOUL OF YOUTH"