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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-15
New York Cash Store
The People who do S Advertise.

mentioned tho new marshal. Bud
Pace. and che night watchman. Dave
Bryner. who worked In conjunction
with Sheriff Kolter and hls deputies
o. @. Lamberton. q carpenter by
trade. died here about noon Tues
day The deceased came 20 Price
from Myton. whore he has a home
stead on the South Myton bench.
The deceased was a good workman
when sober. but OF late years he
bad been drinking heavily and sue
cumbed TO the effects OF alcohol. A
brother IN Chicago has been noti-
fled.
The girls league OF the Carbon
county high school held lie January
meeting this week Among other
numbers ON the program. Mrs. pa
yies gave very Interesting talk.
and plans were discussed for maxi
ing rag carpet for the girls rest
room. II was decided 60 make that
occasion entertaining by bringing In
games and other amusements after
the girls had made the carpet.
J. NJ. Willard Ia here from Alto
nah. The Altonah section OF the
reservation. he states, is going for
ward rapidly and when tho time
comes 20 vote for the county seat
location Mr.. Millard says Alionah
IL going TO run neck and neck with
Myton and believes Altonah Will
win by at least nose, The day
he arrived IN Price ten mule teams
with settlers left here for Altonah.
The parties bought a large tract OF
Indian land near the town at the
last sale OF dead" Indian land.
Ernest Hall OF Salt Lake. owner
OF Price Rlyeryiew. Is here on bust.
ness this week Mr., Hall tells The
Advocate that several purchasers OF
Rlverview property will build In the
sprlng. He has just returned from
visit TO Detroit, Mich, his home
town. He says Price Is the best ad
vertised town in the West and ever,
part OF the oountry knows abou
"the biggest little city" He men
tions that even IN Dallas, Tex. h
met many who we're familiar In 1
general way with this section and
lie wonderful possibilities. In Ok
lahoma especially. the state wher'
cities are built In a few MOUTH
time, business men with whom b.
talked stated that II they had
town Nth the opportunities Prize
has they would have city OF tei
thousand In a years time.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-15
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. AZ they
cannot reach Tho scat 81 the disease. Ca
fnrrh IL n blood or constitutional disease.
ana IN order 20 cure u you must take in-
ternal remedies Hairs Catarrh Cure T.
taken internally. and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surface Halla
Cafarrh Cure n not Quack medicine. II
was prescribed by one ~ tho best ply
nlciana IN this country for years and u
rcruiar prescription. II u composed Of
the best tonics Known. combined with tho
mucous surfaces. Tho perfect combina~
ton OF the two ingredients n what pro-
ducca such wonderful results IN curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials. free
y. J. CHENEY a CO. Props. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. price TIC.
TAho Halle Family rilla for eonstipation.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-15

After a several Wekes visit IA
California, =. NJ. Peyton returned
home yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Pey-
ton visited in Los Angeles and San
Diego. His mother resides at the
latter place.
The little home Of a oolored fam
ny on the outskirts OF the residence
portion Of the city IN the northeast
ern part was totally destroyed BY
fire this morning at 3 O'Clock. The
contents as well as the two.room
structure was a complete lose.
w. c. NAPLES. timekeeper and
bookkeeper for the A. A. Clark
Construction company In We work
near sunnyade for the Utah A.
phaltum company. was the guest
Tuesday Of r. W. Crockett. Mr..
NAPLES was on his way to salt
Lake.
The first real rehearsal Of what
Happened 90 Jones' took place Mon
day evening in the high school au-
ditorium. The characters entered
into the spirit OF the work with
great deal OF enthusiasm and show
ed that they mean to make the play
success.
DR.. J. J. Boswell, ophthalmlc spe-
cialist. Of Salt Lake, will be AZ the
Mathis Hotel Wednesday and Thur
day, January n and %. No charge
for testing eyes. References by per
mission Miss Cora Ice, Mrs. J. s.
Warner. Mrs. c. A. ouiwits. Mra.
Morris Beck and others.
George Boss OF silverton. Colo.
IL here this week looking over tho
situation for the starting Of a cor
raj and livery barn. Mr.. Boss N
AZ present mail carrier and CT
press contractor to the camps out
OF silverton. lie IL one OF the real
old mail carriers and has been In
the business since 1883.
p. G. Prison received a message
Tuesday that His mother. who rcsid-
ed at birmingham. Ala. had passed
away. Mr.. Pinson recently visited
hIs aged parent. While far from
we'll. attending physicians thought
her recovery more than probable.
and whom he left Birmingham her
condition was greatly improved.
Tho annual stockholders meeting
OF the smoot-Nixon Lnmber compai,
was held yesterday afternoon. Tho
old board was unanimously rc-olec-
ted AZ follows: Geo. A. Smoot.
president: Carlos Gunderson. Vice
president. George Nixon and Thos.
Fouts. directors. George wootton
was retained as manager OF the
company.
In mentioning last week the
cleaning up Of the city OF strong
armed" men The Advocate gave the
sheriffa office exclusive credit. In
this connection should have been
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-15

II ssu are looking for good yaluo
for your money. tho Lewis Jcwelry
store has been located hero three
years and Intends TO stay.-Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-15

ooodman's Repair Shop Ia tho
place 10 SGT your keys We have
the largest supply OF keys In East
ern utahs--Adyt. 52-i.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-15

Tho Garden Meat Market han
dies first-elnss fresh. ealt and
smoked meats. poultry, butter and
eggs -Adyt. In.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-15

II you have a gun that needs TO
pairs. take n 20 ooodman's Repair
SHOP. -Advt. 62-l.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-15

business property for sale. at sss
a front foot up. CAN on H. W.
Millbnrn. AT
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-15
We Are Still Offering Some
Rare Bargains In Ladies and
Misses SUITS and COATS

the sasan dvant, ou q, 70 uhebs
OF the extremely Low . Nv
10 line have benin busne~.
the csved
yourpa during
10 he ordered orprfnsv VIII
bic season
adverha an ios OFT II nnt
advertise will va " get
o earl are aiways ooking orb
We havea nice nneo Off
70 now tina yourn Inspection wnibe
IND something that a a
% a Ia oldw q In good
ar nd Ding 20 buy IAN ooat
o the pas fw shac heim
line n a prkes tina VIM
4 = how you what tive have
DO nc orr w are solos agent for
RUsrl RoorcoR
a
ND
Shoes FOR MEN
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-15

In mentioning last week the
cleaning up Of the city OF strong
armed" men The Advocate gave the
sheriffs office exclusive credit. In
this connection should have been
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-15

mentioned tho new marshal. Bud
Pace. and the night watchman. Dave
Bryner. who worked In conjunction
with Sheriff Kolter and hls deputies.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-15

W. c. NAPLES. tImekeeper
bookkeeper for the A. A. G
Construction company In ts '
near Snnnyade for the Utah
phaltum company. was the 4
Tuesday Of r. W. Crockett.
NAPLES was on his way to
Lake.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28
Ak0l BENEFITED HUSBAND, 50; !.
ASTORIA WOMAN TRIES REMEDY
Mr.. NV. Brock Cevrsess kid.
NY and Stomach Trouble
With Minesal

Eseoapxea B, shs beasnsa af her
Aassaaa tram At.s. ,hs csiitossis
s.sisiaai miasssi. Mrs ,. ". brock.
II Assasis, as@sdea 10 ssy The remedy
i@ si.mssh ,fsat,~, Her .ars~s. 1.
isdissssd b, the fei'owias tsslers
Z .as ,rossisd fas eight yeAss
si,A isaissstlaa. soas ssosHash ssa
k,Sssy Isessies had No aepsslss:
Ast 10 BE- ,ssy safetui chat I ate. os
sssss The consequences: The paias IL
~ bach over the Atsasrs sss IN.
sssse. and could 80 hssa over
wheat suffering fog the .a.ss - ~
Asshsnd had sskss Akos fus rhsa.
naiisn. aud tho results he eel wesc
sesdssfni started In for my ssea-
bic After three weeks Ut Akos treat
nsst ali IN, silmsass had been essd.
hated NJ appetite picked .p. the
rAins across my hack DISAPPEARED. I
could eat without distress and the
soarnsss weat a~sy, ~ eatire sys.
len ssvmed TO 10 hulll up. l would
b pleased 10 recommend Akes 10
anyone saasfinx AZ was. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28

New. Mr.. Prohi. we'll run this
srhooi room today.
wc doa't Intend 10 hurt you.
hut we had 10 tie yoa mp 10 yoa
couldn't run away, white We asked
you few questions.
Us Kids talked this thing over
las, night. and decided that we had
heard about all NO wanted To Of
the kind Of politics yon aud your
Pittsburx Miilionaires are trying
10 play here In orewon. ! told dad
what We wore going Ia do. and hc
gave me a lot Of questions which
he said Mr. Prohi wouldnt answer.
Ito said the Prohis always make a
lot Of Claims they never can Rack
up and never tell us about their
Prohibition Failures.
Now, Mr.. Prohi. why 10 II you
never have told US that at tho last
election Maine came within 7ss
votes or rejecting prohibition Law.
after trying prohibition for sixty
four years; Why don't you tell the
people that New Hampshire tried
Il for forty-elsht years. and rc-
jccted Il: that Vermont rsjsctsd u
after afty-three years: that Mana
ehusetts, Rhode Island. connscti-
cut. Michigan. Illinois. Nebraska,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28
.PROFII"
REBELLION AGAINST

Alabama. lows. Ohio. Now York.
Indiana. Wisconsin, and South Da-
kola have all tried" prohibition
and all rejected Il. Why are you
trying 10 make ~ adopt . Law TO
make men good when Il has been
40 generally Exploded - False
Theory by these spicadtd States
II the East,
Why Is Il. Mr.. Prohi. that Ten
nsssec. one OF your latest "vitcor-
les" Is trying right now. with the
aid ot tho United States Secretary
Of the Treasury. 10 hoat ei.too.-
eco bonds. and has Fallen Down.
Why Is Il that In your Model
Prohibition" state Of Kansas they
are legally shipping In million
and a half quarts Of whiskey ev-
cry yearf
Why is Il that We have $i%S for
every individual hero In Oregon to
every 500 In Kansas!
Why Is II that Kansas ranks AZ
tho thir,y.second state In per cap.
Doubled In tho Last Thirteen
third state In savings hank de-
gosltss
Why IL Il thpt kansas has more
penitentiary inmatsa per popnla-
tlon than twenty-four other states
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28

|bs isy % ths gssss1 - aW a. o..
mans bsyonssttne his eomssAss VITO
hsA fallen. He hoard BIZ command
Ing oAlesr appeal for mercy fos his
woundsd mon. bpt iAis was lga6ss1.
The oiassr himssof MS sAot. When
expecting death svssy noG1sns the
soldier was lifted 10 bis horse b. soins
comrades who we're sseapisg. ssd six
u tkem the solo survivors Of no.
esIiopAd bsek 10 the fort.
= saw at I,ouyaip one y@y pa
thstic case. The man was Belgian
advocate. who had been shot By .
sentry BY mistake. The sentry called
10 him TO halt. and the advocate mis-
took tine command for pass, and vent
on. lie vas instantly shot. and was
told he was dying"
Mlss Findlay elected from some OF
the men sn account OF their sensation
when nghting.
The worst moment ssid onA. rs
when yosi are lying. wastisg and Iis-
tening. and you hsas the esass,ess.
jarriag soiss Of the nitssiiisuss THAT
is Whist tries the nerves--shs wait
Ing When one II actually Aghting
one feels nothiag- -oass Just soss %
a 6~astc~s -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28
TEACHER

IL Prohibition prohihitss
Why Is Il that Kansas has more
Juvenile Delinaucnts per popula-
tion than twcnty-s other states!
Why Is Il that Kansas has more
Feeble Minded per population than
thirty-one other states.
Why 10 Il that Kansas has more
Homicides per population than
twenty-five other states.
We want an Answer to these
questions about Kansas. Mf. Prohi,
because Kansas IL the Only Prohi-
hilton State yoa Dare to Bras
about.
why is Il that Practically Every
President Of the United States
from Washington to Wilson, In
cluding Lincoln. Taft and Roose-
welt. has publicly declared against
n Prohibition Law,
why Ia That you. Keep Telling
Ia People In Oregon that Half OF
the United States Is in DRY" Ter
ritory. when the internal revenue
paid on whiskcy. beers and wines
Is increasing over Ten Million Doh
lars a Year and the Consumption
OF Whiskey. Wines and Beers has
~ At.~e<
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28

- !. s:s..- ~ = r,.rv upincrsi remedy N
l. not raisat medicine nor mana.
fsesurcd article. II 10 tree from harm
fui or eoiseaaas ingredients. Akos
has corrected thousands Of eases Of
rhsansatisa. stomach trouble. dia-
beies. Rrishts disease. ulcers. ea,srrh
essems. skin disease. and other all.
men,s.
Akos 1. being introduced In Khan.
a,h rslls BY th. Underwood rhar.
macy. where further information may
be- had regarding this advertisement.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28
STJNIPED'
PRACTICAL POLITICS /"

ing the Moment nat Prohibitioa b
Adopted. and Why b Il that Realty
Values begin rumbling. Thous-
ands OF Men and Women are
Thrown out Of Empioynsnt. In
comes begin Falling on and Cen
cral Stagnation Sets Ins
Why IL Il that Governors and
Mayors in Prohibition states and
Cities always talk Against Prchi-
bition after they have got It.
Why is Il that you never say
Anything about the Blind Pigser
and the RootleEger. who skulks
through dark alleys In plying his
Tranlc.
Why 10 II you Never tell US ANY
OF these Things. but Only Appeal
to the Emotional Side Of Men and
Women?
II Prohibition 10 Practical. u II
will Actually Work Out. and 10 m
titled to the Dignity Of being put
on the Law Books Of Oregon. Why
don't You ever tell " about these
Things that aren't Practical and
that don't Work Out!
DO YOU think that We adopt Al
Freak Legislation that Comes
Along, Do you think you can
make Goat out Of vs Oregon
People.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28
Brussels a Huge Hospital


The belgian soldiers spoke with
great Indignation Of the conduct Of
tae Germans In bayonetting Belgian
wounded" said Miss Findiay. One
soldier told he he had not believed
~. Germans capable OF this, but had
siinesssd their barbsrity with his
ovn eyes lie was one OF . party Of
f3o who had been surrounded by
Gef,nnns at waremme. quite near
10 Liegs.
- small belgian force found itself
suddenly confronted BY large body
of Germans. and shsn the order was
given 10 retire This company Of i2o
men was cot on Th.s man was
wounded. and his leg was broken. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28
Dull, SPLITTING,
SICK HEADACHE
n. Janss' Headache Powders ~.
usvs u ouoe-10 cents
package.

yeu taks Dr. janice Headache
Povdss and IN just few Hcmeass
your kSAd rieArs and all aeasAlgia and
dissssn vsn.shsa. Tee the quickest
aad sassst relief for headache. whether
dull, threbh,as. splitsiag or nerve.
rackiag. Ssnd someens 10 the drug
s1nsv and ~ . dlms package now.
Quit su6esing--tts % needless. h
sufs oyoa est Dr. James' Headache
ppwdssr--then thsre viii he no disap.
pelntmsat.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28
tcostisssa from rage 1,

hundred beds f,tsd up for soldiers IN
her own mansion. Provision has
Leen made In one place and another
for so.600 wounded" sfiss rindiay.
who has many insuea,iai friends IN
ih. city. ~as permitted 10 make =
iom Of the Hospital de Saint Jean.
the iarEess of the Brussels hospitals.
and siso Of the i.ouyain hispitsi.
sbsfe Dr. Leon saroieo. brother Of
the author Of The much discussed
book an the Angio-Gsrmsn probiarn.
y In charge. she talked with some Of
tie soldiers. and heard many vivid
narratives OF the agh,inE around iisgs
from their own lips.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28
A RIAL nAH0AiN

Mcti~ss ns~-room house With bath.
stone bas~m~as. large iIsisx roo.s
With beam s~tltsg. book eas~s. large
closets. nsepisfe. esbta~s WORK II
s'sshes. sarsse In s~sv. Mss, s~ii
soos. ssd ~iH make price of e2.i
Oniy few hsadvsd essh, balance Itkc
s~sa. x~~ Chiieos~. asS. Msis str~es.
,,soas -. siu
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28


sIsh II asaouues y "a vess q
stlaasth coussy. oss1la. Shas Nv
bssB regularly nomisatsl sos she o.
nee Of Clerk Of TIE cIseuit Cosst. ~
tho Democrats. Rspsblsesa aa1 Pro-
gsessivs parties. as1 havs aepsossl
the nomination eeadsssd ~ ~ sssA
OF the sbove nansd partle4 Shst n
you elect ne 70 MI sajd olNcs. ! VII
DC my best tostissd 10 The 1uljss of
said ofics in an siseient aaa ssoaon-
ieai manneg. AA
Ny pest record in this ilss of wofE
Is respectfully referred % - ~
Recommendation RsspsetfuIiy ysnrs.
0Eo. CHAsTAlN.
rrsssst Iassnbe91
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28

The Hood River Apple sud Vinegar
company has added an eyaporator NJ
900 pounds daily capacity.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28

E* Eananns
tso. ks7 EGsisyJs
10 the Cist~it cosrt X ~ S(Ats Of
0rssoa. Tor the cosaty of
! klamath.
Marion A. ciemeat. PisissiG.
".
Osssr y. North and J. W. Nswhsst.
td0iaS busissa usdss ~ 1Sn
name. ssyls snA dssestptI0a os
North 4 Nevhastj. co-Dnrtnsss.
orr Lsts Lsnbsr CenDany q
corporstioa,. asd 0sear vassO.
| DssenAasas.
TO Orr Lake Company. = eospoeafjon.
ess - ne dssssdants aAovs
nanel: &
Ia tAe uane of the Sgase q OeoGoa.
lyos ART hsrshy rsasirsA q ~ -
appear anA answer ths eonplntnt nis1
asainss you u ~ aboss sn3tt1sd
cause. On or bsfoss the efsh ~ os
Novsmber. 1914. snd Il yeu nm - q
appear and answer. ~ plainttG. tor
saat thereof. viil app,y = ~ esass
for ths rslisf prayed ~ h ~ co.,
plaist. which b = foslovs:
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seven dollars ara tventy csnss. elerksn
lolins fees. twenty-nve aoaInrn attor.
Ieay.s fses Tor prsparfne ~ &c..
lsad one hun1rsd aoilars. a3tssaav1
tfses for forscloslug tAs satne. an6
Ifor eosss o. suis- That ~ 49,
land humber spea which ~ sams -
attached snA held = ~ vaaia No. =
located and situatsa Spea ~ fsaleu-
ling premises. to-vit:
| Beg,uning Il cattle esas1
| number AlsA % The aeusAern ~
| eioe right q way. n Deesasn ~,
township fosty-oae. souah ranee
| eight. sass Of willans&ts aeei1lss.
Klamath county. orsesa. sz1sa1nsl
1 eA>.>~ ~<.nth a~askf 49, s~ahf uA1hh1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28

These nhD ate following The
gsestis Al s'aa,ias. g the tss,css mosls
seslai a, the H,as. muss attend To.
night. d. the present. Interesting cpl
'sssae siii be shasa iaaish, only
ramasia~ aigh, The fossas stock
som,ssn, VIA Ai.ea weeks engage.
sHoas At the Eiaf. The .psniag bill iz
I''isaasAams Tss.l and among "'brrs
10 tr pseasasei asr ''firo~n's Ia
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28

Wcir has few equsls. The same
bteaihiess ini.ress that has held
ihosa reading London's famous book
tfram which the pho,opiay ~ taken }
holds the audience inieai ihroushon
tho sesrn reels All ai ths same time
iesiba and admire the dominant
character. 'watf Larsen" witch /,
abb portrayed. aud The scenes wote
ssrrisd aut ibroashoa, the book wi,h
fsd.hiaoacd reality. opening Ia many
esSs one saamy side of lie ,hey ney.
% dreamed Of
F Tho hard. dangerous life ~ tbs
Ateiie aeaiaf mostly poaebef h
such that II brings out all oi the
primitive animal In man. aud ID. dc.
sifr fof The n1sf things are lost I,
IL a career where strength r-iEns. aud
to ser abe man. by his powerful
sifensih. hald eoinpiesaly sasod sn
eniiss shipa eres. was aae ef the
thrills The nim makrr could have
broagh, nai NOR. 81 ,hr mans other
sids e,hst al aa taKef s,ua.ni and
have added much IA The appreciation
~ tonapas mast famous character,
" oa,linsa In The book The feature
nim 10 hss~ 90 stay. though. aud .ys
rsy sshial.ioa sas 10 crowded
hauss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28
|:I[|lhS
Ts'113Iy

w.. ths hoase crowded ~ sSs
...,,. ne ofphsas ,hssssf last n'sh'
s.s,s,,ss ''rhs Hattie " uet'y.hafx.
-. never sines me e,sn'ns OF this
80 -, Aov.s has pscAucsica received
~ ~. ,s,buslas,ie reception sad eom'
- -, accorded ,his The nvs reels
4. s,owdsd With thrills aad the In
-, M i. intense from The sna"anse'
- ~.s, 10 Lincoln. f's'syseu's address
,hlsA end. the picture.
u,..os, ia elessiy sei'"~sd In 'AsA
i. his an Instructive ~ ~e'' ~ sn
ss,.,,sln,ns Offering. The plrt1fs
,il be shesa for the last time to-
slshl
rbess sHs. perhaps. 10 mere 'as
,s,e.,sa spectator Ia The snssies than
ce, n. q. wiikip.. ~ho feash' WITH
a,Asr fss the ''less esss@." whirh
IA ts narhsfn insssiea plans
.,srksa b, this terrible thrss day
arsssis. The Colonel res ssio 90
iel,os ths eoarss of N. battle el~as.
!, and be states that this is ~ nrsf
! psssses ssesedaesiea - u w"sIA
posslhls 10 make In snaiiea blcssFe.,l
siics lax Tor The spectacular
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28

Wa, pictures more up 10 date than
N. "Us,tysburx" MIN are 10 be
shown weekly At the orpheus. begin.
nihs al an early date. for Manager
iinaaii has made arrangements with
the Strand ,heaier In New York to
furnish him right from where the
nxhi II on In Europe. The Strand ls
IN Engiiah.coniroiied establishment. .
and the war pictures are being taken
AZ tho front BY English movie opsr
ators.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-28

town" and The barrier There wii,
be no change In prices. and movies
Sill ha shown between acts,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Colored plumes at Abbott's for $3.50
New skirts, suits, coats, at Knights
Ready-to-wear ladies' hats at Alb
bolts.
Quick and sanitary service in cleanly
surroundings. Ross barber shop, Depot
suare.
To Rent--Large furnished room. Al
modern conveniences. O. N. Granger, II
Merchant street.
Thomas German, who has been spend
ing few days in the city as the guest
of Matthew Hagan of Summer street
returned this morning to his home in
Providence, r. ].
Wanted; At the City Auction Mar
ket, chairs, tables, lounges, sofas, dress
ers, roller top writing desk and all other
kinds of goods you wish to dispose of.
0. H. Hale, auctioneer.
Special meeting of Ruth chapter, No.
33, O. Z. S., will be held Wednesday
evening, April |, at 8 o'clock. Work and
refreshments. Officers viii please meet
at 7 o'clock for practice.
Miss Adele McConachie, teacher in
the city schools, has gone 10 Washing
ton, ID. c., in company with her aunt,
Mrs. G. A. Plumley. They will be the
guests of Congressman Frank Plumley
until Faster.