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Ed. V. Price & Co.'s New Fall
THE EVENING HERALP, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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and Winter Samples. Are Here
NEW STYLES NEW PATTERNS NEW, PRICES
Hundreds of beautiful woolens to choose from. Get a suit made to your
own individual measurements and your own ideas carried out as to how
you want a suit made. We guarantee to fit you perfectly and to satisfy
you in every detail, or we will not let you have the suit. We have made
clothes for hundreds of others, wh y not you?
We Are Local Agents for Ed. V Price & Co.
largest tailoring establishment in the world. Built from a small begin
ning to its present size on honest business methods and right prices.
Their guarantee along with ours will insure you of satisfaction. Come
in and let us show you what a good tailored to measure suit we can give
you for a small price. ,
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LEADING
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Macdoel Man Badly
injured in Fall
DORRI8, Cal., Aug. 5. A. llor
nartfc, aged (3, ii la tho Dorria hos
pital tn m critical condition as tho
result of Injuries sustained Wednes
day at Macdoel when he (ell 20
feet from a ladder while working In
a ay barn for the Butto Valley Land
company. Besides serious Internal
Injuries and probable spine Injuries,
Bornartb has a broken collar bono
and aewral smashed ribs.
The accident occurred Wednesday
afternoon at 1 o'clock as Mr. Bor
nartb was climbing a ladder Into n
bay loft. His foothold slipped as bo
was hurled SO feet from tho ground
oaaelng him to fall first agalnBt a
projecting girder and thence to the
flpOT. ,
Local officers havo' peen unable ti
establish telegraph connection with
his brother and sister In St Paul.
University People ,
on Touring Trip
'X group "of University of Oregon
professors arrlred here last night
frosa Crater lake. They ( were Pro
fessor W. F. Goodwin Thacher and
Mrs. Thacher, Dean Dr. John Lans
bury, Mrs. Anna Lansbnry Beck and
Rex Underwood. The party has been
camping most of tho time since leav
ing Eugene Jn the hope of gaining
experience and matelral for stories
and articles,, as well as the pleasure
of an Ideal vacation. Tho hard
fatten of road from Crater lake
kart) nearly used them up and the
party apest the evening at the White
Polls kotel in an attempt to re
evyaraU for their oorney today. Mr.
amd Mrs. Thacher and Mrs. Beck
left for California this morning and
Dr. Lansbnry and Mr. Underwood
for Band. , .
$1,000,000 Loss to
Canadian Wheat
.Growers From Hail
KEQ1XA, Auk. 5, Damage esti
mated at inoro than $1,000,000 was
caused bjr a hall and windstorm af
fecting an nrca 75 to a 100 miles east
and southeast of here. Ono district
reported n strip of grain "30 miles
long and fire wldo cut as If by a
mowor. Wires arc down and details
are meager.
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Two more cutoffs havo been start
ed by tho Grower's Warehouse and
Packing association box factory, for
merly that Chelsea, and five saws
are now running. Tho apricot crop
la California, which Is going Into
packing houses In dried form Instead
of Into the canneries. Is responsible
for orders of a fow extra carloads ct
shook; safd C. F. Setter, manager
of the factory. N
Make that idlo dollar work! Put
It In the bank.
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Weather Probabilities
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Thb Cyclo-Stormagraph at Un
derwood's Pharmacy continues
to register a high baremetri:
pressure, and llttlo cbango In
'weather conditions may be ex
pected, for the present.
Forocast for next 34 heurs:
Continued fair and warm.'
The Tycos Recording thtre
mometer shows the following
temperatures for teday:
Low, S3.
High, 84. (Reading taken at
S p. m.
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Phone 577-J sLMgr.,
MR. WRIGHT will call on you
with 'full details of our Stock
offering.
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NO 8MOKI.NO IN FOllKSTS
MISSOULA. Mont., Aug. C To
lower tho fire hazard In the nation
nl forests and to sol an exatnplo to
tho public. District Forester Fred
Morrell has called on forest servlco
employes of district No. 1, comprising
Montana and northern Idaho, to ro
fraln' from smoking during tho pre
sent fire soason.
Personal Mention
Theodoro D. Young, ono of the
prosperous citizens of Malln, was In
town this morning, transacting
business with city banks.
Francis McMahou arrived last
night from Martinez, California, for
a visit with Mr .and Mrs. G. B.
Cozad. Mr .and Mrs. Cozad expect
to take tholr guest to Crater Lake
tomorrow.
Oeorgo Williams, who resides In
tho Sprlnk Lake district, and who
has been seriously 111 with appen
dicitis, Is reported us slowly re
covering. ' '
Vornon and Alton Francis return
ed last night from an extonslvo trip
over tho stato of California. Thoy
brought their undo, George Francis,
backf with them for u vlstt with his
brother, Sam Francis, whom ho has
not scon for 20 ears
Captain Harry Beard and wife and
two sons wilt arrlvo tonight from
San Francisco to visit with Captain
Beard's brother, J I Heard and fam
ily. Captain Heard U nn InMrurtnr
In tho Oregon 'Agricultural college
When J A. Johnson who liven nn
tho Merrill road near Mac's store
enmo to town, this morning ho
brought with him a beautiful boqtiot
of Suoct Sultans, which ho says
grow-In profusion tho.ro. The flow-
era will help to adorn tho rharmbur
of commorco rooms.
Jack N'lchol, of the Sixth street
bakery, U planning 1 vacation trip
to Rocky Point.
Mrs. Charles Axel win In town
from her ranch south of town this
morning purchasing supplies.
Abraham Charlto Is Jn town from
tho resorvutlon today attending to
mattors'of business.
It. C. Spink, who Is In town today
from Spring creak report that there
am about 30 Klamath Fall people
spumling their vacation at Idterent
this summer Among Ilium lire Mr
mid Mrs J A .inil J V Houston, W
II ItolmrtH ami wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Ktanx, I), II Campbell anil
J) ml Wilson. Most of these folks
own their own loin along the creek
and plan on building cottages some
time.
Allen II. Lloyd was In town last
night nnd this morning from his
ranch at AlUunont making dollve'rlrs
of new hay to Klamath Falls pat
rons. It Is ssld that the hay from
that section this year Is particularly
fine.
Herald classified ads pay y?
Big Dance
At St. Cloud
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Good Music Rfcfresluwits
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A nifty dk. brown
English Lace Shoe
also a nifty Ox
ford at this price.
Values oi $10.
$4.65
Medium weight
Work Shoes, Mun
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All Leather.
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An assortment of
Fine Dress Shoes
in black and
brown, English
and conservative
lasts, and Oxfords
Mostly $12 values
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