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individual requirements. Hundred of fine woolen pattern. o .elect from. .A5f'u!"
and satisfaction guaranteed. Ask the men who are wearing Royal Tailored uotnes
there are a lot of them in Klamath Falls.
We invite your inspection of our Panama and Straw Hats some new clever creations
for the hot days. Knox Straws are "Dandies.
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;Mld?Abeyrwenttd war with the
A"EIhtb. :'Wisconsln infantry. The
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SKIghthi for 'some tlmea.he would ab
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aboH :th. two's line. ' Bcreaaalng his
deluee to;thConfederates, and his
5aMiraceaintvto thevElghth. - For
yyeawtaJterttae 'war hl attendance!
;it ioiiUsrs reunions' was demanded,
'f not wilyjln Wisconsin, but aa far east
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with birds, when told that his gift
was not as big as "Old Abe," said:
"I know that You should' remember
that the male bird is never so large aa
.the female."
The taxidermist's remark may ex
plain, some incidents which mystified
members of the Eighth Wisconsin
infantry Officers of the regiment, as
well as other members 'who felt free
to call at the colonel's tent during
mess' hour, frequently spoke of the
aonormai sue or ue eggs on ue
colonel's table. One day ".Old Abe"
saw a' soldier carrying one of the big
eggs to the colonel's tent The eagle
flew at him and .would .have driven
him from the' camp if others had not
come to his rescue. It is now common
talk that if proper treatment had been
accorded' "Old Abe" during those four
years, "he" would have populated
the south with Wisconsin bald eagles.
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I Town Topics
In From Ken.
B. E. Kerns of the Kens ElecUle
company of Keao is la the county
seat oa a business trip..
Leave for Bead.
J. U Beckley, Loy Hllyard and 8.
E. ranter left this morning In the
former's auto for Band. They will
return about Friday.
Lou of Indians Plowing.
Indian Agent Was. B. Freer is down
from the. Klamath Agency, attending
to business matters. He states that
more ground is to be planted to grain
by the' Indians this year than ever
before, and that 'there are two steam
plows at work turning the soil be
sides the smaller plows that are used.
a former Hlldebrand merchant, and
James J. Wight was named adminis
trator when the estate was filed for
probate yesterday. Tho estate Is val
ued at 13.000. Rollo 0. Qroesbeck
is attorney tor the guardian and ad-Btfaistrator.
Men's fine Sox, two pair for SBc, at
K. K. K. Store. ' 19
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Today's news ta The Herald,
Elks Initiate Tonight.
Four new members are to be ini
tiated into, the order by Klamath
Falls Lodge 1147, B. P. O. Elks to
night It ' understood that a com
mittee has been prepariag some spe
cial work for the candidates. Two
of the number are. from the country
one from Lost 'River and the other
from Langell Valley.
Fool Estate la Probate.
Mrs. Martha Cowley was yesterday
appointed guardian of the two minor
children of the late Emanuel J. Peel,
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Haaaa Is Improving.
George Hanni, who severely burned
his hand and wrist whllo engaged In
machinery installation at the Pelican
Bay Lumber company's sawmill Tues
day afternoon, Is getting along nicely,
according to Dr. Hunt. The injured
man is at tho Blackburn hospital, and
there is no danger of losing the uso
of his hand as a result of the accident.
More Men for the Band.
Harry Borel, formerly leader of tho
Star theater orchestra, and a well
known local musician, came In last
night from the South, to be here to
play in the Klamath Falls band. Les
lie 8mltb, a trombone soloist, who re
cently was with the Barnum & Bailey
circus band, accompanied Borol, and
will also be In the local musical or
ganisation.
GulW Meeting.
Grace Episcopal Qalld will meet to
morrow afternoon at the home or,
GOING GOOD
Several of those renting pianos
which we are closing out at bargain
prices hare been sold In the last few
days. Call early and see them. Rent
ing terms. Shepherd Piano Depot,
next door to postorace.
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Staple and Fancy Wash Goods Now on Display
WE ABE SHOWING A BEAUTIFUL ONE OF DREJS GIXGHAMS, PERCALES, VOELme,
'ROMPER CLOTH, GALATEA8; CREPES AND FIGURED BATISTE
YOU.WILL FIND THE PRICES REASONABLE AND QUALITY THE BEST. WE ARE
SHOWING A SPECIAL LINE OF GINGHAMS TOR
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Mother
A Shubert feature In four parts.
The Wrong Flat
Comedy
ADMISSION 10 and 20c
Tomorrow and Saturday
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE'S
BELGIAN WAR PICTURES
4,000 FEET
One Comedy.
ADMISSION 15 aad S6c
Bungalow Aprons
IN LIGHT AND DARK COLORS CUT FULL IN THE NEWEST STYLE AND SIZE
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50c and 75c
Women's Riding Skirts
ALITY OF KHAKI CLOIH, CUT 1
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$2.50 and $3.75
MADE OF STANDARD QUALITY OF KHAKI CLOIH, CUT FULL AND WELL TAILOR
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Women's New Tailored Skirts
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Taken with every meal, is some
of our nice,, fresh Rhubarb, As
paragus, Lettuce, Radishes or
Onions,
Strawberries
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10TH AND MAIN
Mrs. Frank Ward, Pine and Third
streots. At this meeting business of
the utmost Importance will bo at
tended to, and all Episcopal women
are urged to attend.
Hack to the Island.
E. E. Dolr left this morning for the
granite quarry on Bar Island, after
a short visit In Klamath Falls.
Going to Portland,
Walter Webber, who has been em
ployed as a milker at the Clendrnalng
dairy at Shlpplunton, has sold his
household effects, etc., to Harrison A
Matt, and with his family loaves Sat
urday for Portland, to reside.
Over From Mcdfoitl.
Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt. who plays an
Important part In the production of
the Andrews Opera company. Is here
from Med ford for a short visit.
Home wonderful new suits for, boys
nt K. K. K. Store.
Moving Pictures
PENDANTS
Dearest Public Just returned;
been away having my health fixed.
Be aura and see my window, as I
have' some swell jiew pendants, both
In allvor and gold, at prices that will
make your pocketbook laff.
Ob, you graduating kid, I have
something for you, so be sura and tell
pa and ma, and then come down and
pick it out.
Oh, you June bride, there Is some
thing here for you, too; If Harold
hasn't got that diamond yet, have him
come down here and see me at once,
as I have a bunch of good ones. Do
It now, for after you aro married It's
everlastingly too late. Age la a state
of mind, but It looks like aw, you
know, sometimes.
Our slogan You can't better tho
best. No trouble to show the goods,
so hurry up to my aid, as I am starv
ing, McHattan.
10c a button', 81 a rip, Dutchess
Trousers. K. K. K. Store.
You won't be urged to buy, but we
do urge you to look at our lino of
scrims aad window draperies. If you
were thinking of anything in that line
it will pay you to see Willis V John
stone Co.
Tho Star theater announces an ex
traordinary attraction for today and
tomorrow, when Jack London's
famous story, "llurulng Dnyllght,"
will bo presented. TIiIm Ik consid
ered tbo best of tho London series
that has been Aimed up to date. The
story Is of the early days In tho Klon
dike, and portrays the life of a char
actor known as "Burning Daylight"
llta many adventures, nnd bis fast
mode of living, after fortune, has
favored him, am a few of the events
In tho plcturo that constitute a most
Interesting offering. Hobart Bos
worth Is seen In the title role, sad Is
ably assisted by a large and notable
cast. The productloa Is In eight parts.
Owing to tho length of the production
the first show will commence prompt
ly at 7:30. Two shows will bo given
each ulglit, the second commencing
at 9:15.
"Mother," tho hesdllner at the Or
pheus tonight, Is unquestionably oat
of the finest pictures shown 'at this
bouse. This offering, rich la settings.
(This offering Is rich In settings, sad
depicts an old, old story of "Moth
er's" sacrifice and love. While the
plcturo Is of tho deep, .thought com
pelling type, n strain of comedy is
furnished throughout by the twins.
"The Wrong Flat," a rich, whole
some comody, completes the bill,
which will bo shown for the last time
tonlg'ht.
Tomorrow and Saturday the fam
ous Chicago Tribune's War Pictures
will be shown at "Klamath's Klassy,
Show llouvo. These pictures were
taken by tho staff photographer of
tho Tribune, and ore guaranteed, to
bo authentic in every detail. The
Belgian government aided la the
making of this production, aad under
the contract with the Chicago aaws'
paper, the Belgian relief fuad re
delves hslf of the proceeds. Actual
fighting Is shown and conditions are
portrayed as they ere. This offering
is 4,600 feet In length, aad Is un
questionably the greatest picture of
the kind ever tsken.
You won't uccd a refrigerator Bt
winter, but you do need one now. ut
us show you our Hue of rtfri.,.'
iDo It now.--Vlllls JoIiuMomCo.
Hoys Kalis, with two lr of ssau
some Mm styh-s, at K. K, K, Start. '
Mlrawa aad Pannmm, ome met
'ana. K. K. K. Store.
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Have you aeea those classy Straws
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STAR THEATER
Thursday and Friday
"BURNING IlAYMtiHT"
By Jack IaioiIou
, In Eight lUvN
Coming Hsturilny and Sunday
Kriwartt AbrltN and ltnuli
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TEMPLE THEATER,
COMEDY MOI1T
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Sellg Comedy
"inHrtpoaetl,"
Vltagraph Comedy
"Sophie Chnagea Her Mind,"
Kasanay Comedy
lib IMaprrato Deed,"
Olograph Comcdr
"Tlir Itatl Tiling In CVwbors,"
Sellg Comedy
Aitailssloa Always 10c.
UlTINKK IMHiY AT lisa
"AM LICKNMKIl I'ICTIMIW
Keep Koo Shirts for the liot Says
at K. K. K. Store. It
Herald wsnt mis get results.
Star Theater
Attraction Extraordinary
TONIGHT AND . FRIDAY
Jack London's
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A man camo In this mornlfll
anU bought a McKOBKKY EIJ0
TRIO FKLT mattrons for tnl"4'
dollars nnd fifty cents. Wo Ms
Just got It all wrapped up MW
to go to tho country when tw
dray wagon drove up with a wb
lot of KtufT. There wnB tbros
four huadied yards of llnoltsvs
that we era going- to put on tjf,
asrkH at .sixty cents a M""
yard, and up. Thoro was ',
bales of rugs to bo taken care ?
mostly nine by twelves, and they
will range In price from flftsen w
forty-flye dollsrs. A 101 01 -
wlre ,bd springs that will bortort
four dollars' apleco. And sow
kitchen tables wills "
them that we think wo JJ
for two dollars and evntrW
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