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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PIUDAY, JUIiY IS, 1MI
Extraordinary Prices of Clothing for a Few Days More
We are going to continue our sale prices on clothing for a short time only. If you
getting a suit in the near future don't pass up this one opportunity of the year of getting a ;
suit for a small amount of money. We are selling our entire stock of suits for the folio win
are planning on
good, high grade
following prices
$16.85
$26.85
$34.85
$44.85
These suits at regular prices sell from $30.00 to $75.00. These were'not inflated prices nor are these
falsified statements but absolute facts. We are sacrificing our profits and in great many cases are selling
below cost in order to reduce our stock.
A short visit here will convince you of the wonderful saving you can make on clothing. Don't put it off
come in today.
H OftrJlI.TViHwi')l l
ALLSTRAW AND PANAMA HATS ONE
THIRD OFF. A LARGE STOCK TO
CHOOSE FROM.
50 pairs of Nettleton shoes. Extra special
$7.50. Not all sizes but your size might be
here.
K. K. K. STORE Leading Clothiers
TODAY IS AN ANNIVERSARY IN COURTHOUSE LITIGATION
JUDGE HAMILTON DECIDED D0UGAN CASE A YEAR . AGO
BE LOW is a flock view of Klamath county courthouses. The
photos were furnished by ths Slinson Studio of this city and
arc printed through the courtesy of the Sacramento Bee.
Upper picture, Main street building; Center, Hot Springs build
ing; Lower right, courthouse now occupied by county officers; Lower
left building said to have been first scat of county government.
It was developed from a negative in Mr. Stinson's collection
labelled "Klamath County's first Courthouse," and is said to have
stood near the present corner of Fifth and Main streets.
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Today mnrkn another mllostonn
In tho troublous trail of Klamatb
county courthouso litigation. Out)
roar ago today, from tlio clrci.lt
court tionch at Itouobur,;, Jmlr.o J,
W. Hamilton rondorej a decision
In favor of ilio county court lit tho
Mult of Klamatb county, ot nl,
against J. M. Dougan, tlio contract
or who built tho Main stroot court
house "If tho Peruana haa not been
dofcatol nt Mernthon Huropn m.jht
knvo' boon anotbor Asia."
If Ju'Uo Ilamllton bad not ivnrt
orod tho Roseburg decision, later
reversed In toto by tho Huprmno court
of Oregon, Judgu Uuunoll nnd Com
mlHslonor Short might not havo
lioi'ii rooloctod county Judge and
commissioner of Klamath count),
and tho latest odlrt ot tho county
court declaring tho Hot Spring!
building tho official courthouse, of
Klamath county would consequent
ly havo novor boon Issued.
Hut bucked by Juago Hamilton's
decision, tho IncumbontH utngod n
victorious campaign on tho platform
of Hot Springs courthouse, complo-
tlon, and today tho chasm ot liti
gation Is as far as over from being
bridged ovor. '
Tho doclslon ot tho supremo court,
which roverood Judgo Unmllton nnd
guvo tho contractor, Dougan, Judg
inont for approximately 192,000 for
uuuuing mo Main stroot courtnouso,
ma not Issuo until after the oloctlon.
It practically logalUod tho Matn
stroot courthouso and would doubt
loss hnvo greatly changed tho trend
of political ovonts bad it boon rond
orod In tho midst ot tho dec
tlon campaign.
MANILA, I. I. Juno 14, It costs a
laborer In Munlla 57 conts n day to
Hto,' according to Htatlstlcs Just mado
public by tho buroau of labor. In
Gnbu? tho socond city In tho Philip
pines, ho nitty sustain hlmsolf on 52
coiiIb a day and In Hollo, tho tjitrd
city ho roqulres, Gl conta a day tor
tho necessities of life.
A famlly-of two adults nud tlnoo
children spond $1.27 a day for sua-
tonanco in Manila, 1.22 lit Oobuj
and 11.23 In Hollo. Tho dally wngei
of laborers), not including' thoso in
tho govornraont tervlco, rango frou.
7G cents to $1,50 a day in Manila, 4
conts. to ono dollar n day in Oobu and
30 cents to $1.50 in Hollo. ,
I WEATHER RECORD J
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Hereafter The Herald will publish
Iho mean and maximum tempera
urc and precipitation record as tak
en by tho u. 8. acclamation service
tatlon. Publication will cover the
day previous to the paper's issue, up
to C o'clock of tbo day.
Pre.
clpltatlon
Max
July 1 . 73
July 2 C7
July 3 79
July 4 85
July 5 ......
July C
July .... 7
July .... 8
July 9 . . .
July 10 ...
July 11 88
July 12 89
July 13 . . 89
July 14 ..88
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OTMANYTO ATTEND 'CONVENTION'
CLEVELAND, O., July 15.
Bight hundred business and pro
fessional women from all parts ot
tho United States are expected to
attend tbo third annual convention
of Tho National Federation ot Busi
ness and Professional Women's
Clubs, at Clovcland, on July 19tb-
uly 23rd.
Approximately 400 voting dele
gates selected from tbo various
clubs ot business and professional
women affiliated with tho body will
attend. Nearly 3C0 business and pro
fessional women's clubs nro now
federated, having a total member
ship of about 40,000 business and
professional women.
STAR
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
Anita Stewart in
In Old Kentucky"
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Every scerjo will grip you. Hun
dreds of night riders, Thrilling
homo races. Feudist battled and
scores ot Intense dramatic
mcnls with a beautiful story.
Mudo by Marshall Xcllun
lir.Gl'LAU PRICKS.
1110-
Saturday
A lobt WcIxt lnliirtlon
To Please One Woman
COOLEST THKATltE IN TOWN
The Strand
THEATRE
Formerly the MondMe
Tonight and Saturday
THE PICTURE BEAUTIFUL
"Forbidden Valley
With May McAvoy and Bruce
Uordon. A red blooded Kontucky
romanco outdoor drama beating; as
warm as tbo heart ot tho Kon
tucky hills. This plcturo you wl)l
never forget, full ot action and
thrills, also
itttTAiritAT'rMj;K
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Durton bavo
purchased tho Wblto Lunch, at 1123
Main street, and assumed possession
of tbolr new property today. Mr. and
Mrs. Durton havo bad biuch experi
ence In restaurant work, having been
In the business 23 years. Thoy came
hero two months ago from Portland,
Oregon,
Idlo dollar jnrrni Idle men. Are
You helping to keep both out ot
'work? Put jour money In Iho bank
and kilt two bird with ono stoor.
and kill two bird with ono stone.
Idlo flolllira mmn Mln ....m. 1m
lou helping to keep boUi ont of
worK.- i-ui your money In Iho Iwink
and kill two I.IyIh with nne stone.
FOH a yoar or moro
I.V various pictures
YOU'Vk soon
A llttlo boy i
AN1I a spotted dog.
AXI) no matter who starred
Olt "what tho story
WHEN you left tbo show
YOU said to your friend
THAT'S a good plcturo
AND n wonderful kid I"
AM) -we're surely glad
TO show you tonight
THAT wondorful kid
LITTLE "Ilroeiy" Eason
WITH his dog "Mickey"
AS n roal star
IN a regular plcturo
AND ho says hlmsolf
"flEKl" '
IF yuh wauta seo
A awoll plcturo
HONT miss
"THE lllg Adventure."
AT tbo Liberty
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of Coflbe and
pure cream
7ffke Home a Dojtn
Ihighnufs 30t
Snub Pollard Comedy
With llttlo blackbird. It's a scream.'
AND
Pathe Color Review
1 Vory interesting.
TWO SHOWS 7 and 9 O'CLOCK
Coming 'Sunday Tho big western
plcturo, 'TUB QIRL WHO DARED.
Special Meat Prices
All cuts from two-year-old steers. Items
below are all money savers.'
FANCY FRYERS AND HENS FOR
FRIDAY AND 3ATURDAY ONLY
Fryers, 40c pound. Hens 40c pound
Round Steak 25c pound
Chuck Pot Roast 15c to 17c
Shoulder Steak 22c
Plate Boiling Beef '. 10c"
Pork Shoulder Steak 20c and up
Lamb Chops 25c and 30c
Pork Sausage 20c
Hamburger 18c
Stew Meats 15c
Boneless Pot Roast 20c
Bulk Lard 15c
We Cut Armour s Star , Brand 'Ham
"The Ham What Am"
LINCOLN MEAT MARKET
Main at Third
" Phone 511'J. Special Delivery