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THUHNHAY, MAY 7, i»14
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.
Our Summer Suits Are Ready
Take a Walk With You
We can’t begin to picture all the good things in our line. Our Clothing
has always had a reputation for long wear, as well as for exclusive pat
terns and smart styles at moderate prices too
$15.00 to $35.00
Cl.tlTHKS IN STtH’K FROM
The House of Kuppenheimer
K. K. K. STORE
SUITS MADE TO MEA Hl
Royal Tailors
LEADING CLOTHIERS
Lead Pencils May Be Hydroplane of the Type Used in Mexico by U. S. Troops Threatening Jewish
Next Hit by H. C. L.
Folks Again at Kieff
United Press Service
4 —There
BERLIN, May 7.
is a
threatening increase in the prices of
lead pencils due to the effect of the
new conservation laws in the United
States. Germany supplies the world
with lead pencils, but obtains its
cedar from America.
The devastation of the American
cedar and cypress forests, together
with areas now set aside to which the
axe and saw may not be laid, baa cre
ated a great scarcity of this wood for
lead pencila.
German manufacturers are looking
about for some substitute.
The scarcity of hickory, also im
ported into Germany from America,
and generally used for automobile
wheels and handles for carpenters'
tools, likewise is causing manufactur
ers worry.
rolled Press Service
ODESSA, May 7.— More than five
thousand Jews are threatened with
expulsion owing to the Incorporation
of several suburbs with Kelff. the
city made famous by th« Mondel
Bellis trial, »mi which I» outside the
pale.
The suburb of Demlovka, with
1.1 S4 Jewish families, comprising
5.04» persons, and that of Hbulsvka.
with 130 families or 556 persons,
were within the pale, but »» part of
Kelff. Jews ar« no longer permitted
to live there
The governor of Kein im» recoin-
mended to st I'ft «robur g ibat the
residents of these suburbs be attached
to Sb« district of l.iikamnvska, but In
the meantime the police are Inspiwt-
Ing i>ertiilta of residents, with a view
to proaecutlon aud expulsion
T
were also the views showing the re
sults of irrigation.
This evening's program of the May
Hydroplanes and aeroplanes will be commonly used by American troops if the war
Festival at the church will be "An j length. Already several have been ta ken to Vera Cruz on the battleship Mississippi, and
. Evening
With
James
Whitcomb by Admiral Fletcher's men in flying over the Mexican city to locate the troops of General
Riley," by R. P. Campbell of Ashland. ernor, who fled after an engagement with the marines The Illustration shows marines
Mr. Campbell is an entertainer of no hydroplane in the water.
mean ability, and he is especially good
in the good, homely poems of the
OF THE Hoosier poet.
I
CAMP’S tfCIURE
in .Mexico goes to uny
an aeroplane wa» used
Mass. the military gov-
experlmentlng with a
CONSTRUCTION WORK
RECLAMATION
SERVICE
MANY
PROJECTS
IS
ON
Siemens Returns.
SHOWN • Captain J. W. Siemens returned
WITH LANTERN SLIDES
-
TRANSFER LINE
night from a business trip to
Francisco, where he went after at
t
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tending the tri-county booster meet- I
—
Some idea of the engineering prob i ing at Medford.
lems encountered by Uncle Sam’s en
COLORADO MEN ARE THE NEW SECOND CHARGE OF SORDID NA- COUNCIL OF MINISTERS AUTHOR-
gineers in their efforts to irrigate arid
In lecturing on correct tree prun-
OWNERS OF THE SHIPLEY
TIRE AGAINST YOUNG CALI-____
IZEH _________
WAR MINISTER
___ _______________
TO SEIZE
sections was given an interested audi ning at St. Paul, Minn , Earl Finney,
TRANSFER
CO.
—
SHIPLEY
TO
FORNIAN
WILL
SOON
IIE
DECID-
VESSELS
FOR
THE
TRANSPOR-
ence at the Methodist church last director of school gardens, used a
large tree on the stage. School chil
DO OTHER TEAMING
El> IN COURT
TATION OF WAR SUPPLIES
night, when Project Manager J. G.
dren are given special lectures on tree
Camp gave an illustrated lecture. planting and pruning.
R. C. Shipley has disponed of bis (United Press Service
I
"Construction Work of the Reclama
United Press Service
interests
in the Shipley Transfer com
tion Service."
Child Is Improving.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 7,—The
ST. PETERSBURG, May 7,—Dip
pany to H. W. Prather and R. F. Hef
case of Maury I. Diggs, charged with lolnatlc circles are considerably exer-
The lantern views showed the vari
The young daughter of Mr. and
ner. They are recent arrivals from
crlmlnally assaulting Ida May Pear-icl,ed over “ new order Jurt •*"*< by
ous structures built for storing, de Mrs. Arant, who has been critical ill
Colorado.
livering or carrying water. Each was with scarlet fever, is rapidly recov-
I It Is Shipley's intention to remain ring, was given to the Jury this af- tho councl1 of ministers, which au-
ternoon.
* thorlxeM the war minister to lay an
fully explained by the speaker, as 1 ering.
i
in Klamath Falls. He has a number
embargo on any vessel or vessels of
of private contracts to All this sum
the Russian mercantile marine need-
mer.
Recent statistics credit the United i ed for transportation of war stores
States with about one automobile for and troops fourteen days before for-
EXPERIENCE COUNTS
Herald want ads bring resulta
each two miles of country road.
;mal mobilization orders are Issued.
In every line of buxinees experience is what makes efficiency. It
The order provides that on the im
Is with great pride that we can truthfully state that the different
position of the embargo no member
of the crew of the vessel affected may
departments of our business are managed by men of experience.
leave the ship, and tho clerical staff
Experienced buyers, experienced butchers, experienced cutters,
nl the ship owners' office must also
experienced salesmen and experienced deliverymen—all combine
remain at their posts, all being placed
to give you the benefit of theirefliciency. Think this over when or
under
military law. It Is pointed out
your presence will be a sign of
derine your supplies for the table.
that under the new law Russia could
thrift that will raise you con
secretely have everything ready for
siderably in the estimation of
KLAMATH MEAT COMPANY
war at fortnight before a general
your neighbors. Those who have
mobilization
order was issued.
accounts at the First Trust and
AT OUR WIN
Anything in the Monument
Line at Reasonable Figures
W FOR DEPOSITS
Havings Bank are never classed
as "undesirable citizens." Start
such an account today, even if
It be a small one. You'll stand
higher in the community and in
your own self respect.
FIRST TRUST à™ SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
DON J. ZUMWALT, Pres.
K. M. BUBB, Vice Pres, and Tress.
BERT E. WITHROW, Secretary
I
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
Ml WORK IS KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY As
THE VERY BEST
G. D. GRIZZLE
1028 Main Street
Klamath County Abstract Co.
ABSTRACTING
MAPS, PLANS. BLUEPRINTS, EU.
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
At Smyrna, Del., Joseph C. Robin
son, 57 years old, a retired farmer,
married Mrs. Bessie M. Robinson, 33,
widow of his son. The bride has five
small children, and the groom has
'half a dozen adult children.
*1
grandfather becomes stepfather
¡his grandchildren.
According to two English scientists
the sense of smell In man Is small,
when compared with animals, because
of the practice of kissing, and grad
ually Is being destroyed for that
reason.
Redwood sawdust Is being used by
[vineyardlsts In California for packing
I fresh table grapes. It takes the place
of the ground cork used for Imported
Spanish grapes.
An orange tree will bear fruit until
I it reaches lta 150th year.
Congoland breeds a little native
jHheep which Is without wool.
Herald want ada bring reaulta.
WASHINGTON, l> C. Muy 6
Arrangements of the details for the
WIlaon-McAdoo wedding tomorrow
are complete. A rehearsal was held
thia forenoon, and this afternoon dec
oration is In progress.
It Is reported that the trousseau
MAYOR OF PHILADELPHIA IS
Includes eight evening gowns, seven
CONVINCED THAT THERE Is
'tango" go win, two tailored suits,
five taffeta coat anltx, four taffeta
street diesaes, a dozen warm weather
HISTORIC RELIC
frocks, six white skirt and silk waist
•ulta, alxte- n huts, t .eive pairs of
shoe« and seven parasols
United Press Service
PHILADELPHIA, May «.— Mayor
Blankcnburg Is convinced that there < ANDIDATE BALL
IN MEItllll.l. SIMIN
Is no danger of further Assures being
mu do In the Liberty Bell by shipping
One of tho biggest social events of
It to San Francisco, He is In favor of
sending this historic relic to the Pan tho year in Merrill will be tho candi
ama-Paciflc international exposition, dates' ball there Friday night, ac
Today he slated that bo him con- cording to reports coming from (be
Many Klamath Falls
suited with numerous metallurgists Alfalfa city.
and bell casters, They agree that a 'people are planning to attend.
The proceeds of this affair are to
mishap Is highly Improbable.
be donated to the Merrill public libra
The Pennsylvania road last year ry. A supper la to be served at Mer
paid out *5,243 on account of BCCl- rill hall.
The women of Merrill, long since
dents to passengers who tripped over ,
other passengers' grips placed In the famous as ho»t«*s»ea, are to have
charge of the dance. The floor com
aisles of passenger trains.
mittee consists of Mrs. Robert Dal
ton, Mrs. R. A. Anderson, Mrs. W. C.
Dunning, Mrs Will Adam» and Mrs
M. Coan.
THIS KIND
GERMAN PRINCE
NOT FINANCIER
BERLIN, May 7. Prince Henry of
Reuss (younger line) Is another Ger
man princeling who hua horned his
lingers trying his hand ul biialnosa.
Not being wealthy enough, or suffl
clently important to Join the fuinou»
princes' trust, Henry served an ap-
prenticeship In a Hamburg export
house, and after studying at the
Cologne Commercial High School, he
made a trip to Gorman East Africa,
where he acquired rubber plantations.
He turned his property Into a com
pany capitalized at *160,000.
On tho flrst year's working (1911)
there was a not doflclt of *10,000. In
the second year tho loss was *7,H00,
»ml In 1913, *37,500.
The company Is now dlsmlHslug
many employes and reducing Hularlra
«11 ’round.
IN VADING GREEKS
CRUCIFY PEOPLE
DURAZZO, Albania. May 7. A
government dispatch received today
reports that Greek invaders captured
j 300 Mohammedan Albanians In th«1
village of Hkodra.
These were ull crucified Jn the
Orthodox church there and the church
wuh then set fire,
Albanian soldiers
today found the charred bodies, two
days after tho tragedy
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