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For Ladies, Children and Men. Every pair guaranteed
$3.50 to $5,00
$4.00
LADIES'
hea?y lole, htnd turned, cloth
top, button-very dressy and comfortable.
REGAL SHOE STORE
Corner Sixth and ilain
IF T0U HAVE TROUBLE
with your feet, try a pair of
Regal Shoes. They are made In
quarter sixes.
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HAULING LUMBFR
FOR STRUCTURES
KAMA' COMFLKTIO.V OF EARTH.
WORK ON' GRIFFITH LATERALS
ASSURED, AXD FORCE AC
COUNT WORK OUTLINED
GALE'S SPECIALS .'LOCAL TEAM TO WHITE SLAVE
The early completion of the earth-
LAND THE KALE PLAY AT WEED
KLAMATH DEVELOPMENT CCS OLIVER AND HM COHORTS WILL
HOPEFULS FAIL TO POT A INVADE THE MANUFACTURING
CRIMP IX THE
WORK OF BHIVE
WONDERFUL
Ollrer'c Specials 8. Klamath Devel-
work ob the Qrlmth lateral by the'opmeat Co. 4
tub-contractors under Maney Broth
era make it possible for the reclama
tion service to make an early start on
the construction of structures where
Heeled. Work starts next week.
This work is to he done by force
account. Lumber .la being hauled to
the Qrlmth lateral this week.
TOWN AND ENDEAVOR TO AN
XKX ANOTHER '
Kefeeha Degree Tea
Members of the Rebekah Lodge are
requested to he present at L O. O. T.
hall tonight ThOM Interested U the
decree team are especially requested
to attend.
By order of the captain.
With a record of victors over every
local team to his credit, Cale Oliver
That was the way matters stood atillke a cerUIn gentleman of other days
the -end of Sunday's game, and the. named Alexander, Is sighing for more
pretty good attendance of fans, on 'worlds to conquer. He has decided to
leaving stated that the game was toave his native heath In search of
plenty fast enough for the admission games, and Sunday will bundle up his
charged. At no time did the playing pill tossera on the train and Invade
get very ragged, and with Thresher! Weed,
and Rulx pegging to second In big, Oarrett Van Riper will go along to
i league style, those who annexed sec-'hBd, the Indicator.
ond and third knew that they had " of th p,tCB,B" ,u" of
bee traveling tth WMd imaUt Lookout
Shlve threw In One shape for the m f"1W,M LT?"taS. . .
Kales, and he kept hto hlU pretty W !J ow
well scattered. Otto Arnold knocked ,n.arry Koc,, of ". who uses
wing, jioca waa releasee
KOflE YOU MCEI
PROBE; READY!
Louis Bell, of ML Hebron to a
Klsmath rails visitor.
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
..rooms. Call at 110 Second st. Sl-tf
nobody was ahead of him
t oases.
The teams lined up as follews:
Olivers Shlve p., Thresher c, Ar-
..n1.t Ik -- . Aft. A A&.
Trr tha saw C.lfr laaain I!""" " ""' SB.,
Fourth street phone 164. l.IfM"we" "' K,w lt- Houston cf
uuiiu rx.
Kadcca Ambrose p., Ruts c,
,., lO'Coanell lb., Voye 8b George lb.,
s-.cciwu mm., wfctu Allium ., ueaviiv
cf.. Guilford rf.
out dm nf tha fnur.hu. nrl kti. '"" ,
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a surplus of southpaws. And then
LOS ANQELMS TO CONTINUE IN.
VKHTIUATION MINIMUM WAGE
HILL HEADY FOR ILLINOIS LEG.
1HLATURK
I'nltci! iTmi Service
S. A. Urown Is here from his home-
Mead on Cryitsl Creek.
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1. l.ladsey came la from Uooania
marly attended the Klamath county
high school.
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KntiiriUy, accompanied by his son.
8. M.
tending to builn.
the warehouse of the Jobs Bruaer
.company were destroyed by ire early
this morning.
The loss Is estimated at 1100,000.
For a lime the warehousa and
Miller Is here from Illy. atl.hrd. lan tha ibtuik.M i..ia
a matters. 'tracks were endangered, but they
were saved after a hard ne-ht amd tha
I Geoff a It. PhaaaaaP raain la Imm .H....a - l ,t t ... -
LOS ANGELES. April ll.-A big I,,,. Hsturd.y rr"??mZZZL
whit, slave probe U promise by Uls- -u-o- .Iwl lft tomhMl ... 7;"".
trlct Attorney Qrahsm, following the Kddle Baatry, a Crescent bnslaess before the danger of a spread was re-
reveUtlon of Katherine Phillips, aged '.' ' naiuruay 10 ateaa to mnd the police and hundreds of ell-
19, and employed by a motion picture ',m,,nPM "" i lions were railed upon for aaslslanee.
AWWn n ai . .a . - l
concern, regarding n rich Callforalaa. u P 8h.Bherd h .. . i J. , ZTZ . T" r," J""f "
whose name la withheld rrl.,i. , . ? l0 8" Ul' "nd M,B hoUM- Y,c,' The d..arlmrQl of jsre M4 1
b,lng Inurrogaud Four of them - B 0 . !"f!! ,,-S.M "f ,h,.,r.,,cU:. .Wftr. li-ll.rmumMRilr
mad. aHdavlU aamla, the nam. mil-- Ralph BulUrd of Ch.loou.. u ....U. " r.TJV l?l ' -V UUl duemmstory lat-kmrn.
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GOVERNIEMT
ACTS IN Sfl
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WAHIIINGTON, I). ChAhUH-
TIi guvvrnmnt ioily eatM kmb
sloit to lnlnrn. u a frlMdetMH
in me Minnraoia sna other rthjeeM
IK-tulltix Thli u (rttMtoCbat
llonalre as1 conUlbutlag to the della-'for
quency of at least six young girls.
FOR RENT Six-room furnished
house on Conger avenue;
garden; fruit and berries. Apply 1S1
Jefferson street. 21-St
Is It in the Herald ? It's right, then
there Is Anthony, who leaves Harrys
vllle of the Trolly 'League, who secur
ed a position In the factory some time
ago but delayed his arrival until the apprenticeship of at over
.. ncu uua ki in immr am one pass
ed us up. Anthony Is famous through
out Central California for his spit
ball."
Income Property
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Under
wood returned last night from Port
land. Mrs. Underwood has been visit-
lna the north for tha oast nnnth. I
CONTEST GETS LITTLE SUPPttT
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that paper secures n great dreulatlon
I kav. uVvXlUlniMr. Underwood went to th'e Rose City -J 'T a'
"trcct lavi.smai.nl. to offer a this Ult WMk t0 BMt Bw ""
time. It wiH cost yen nothbag to Sad
out the location, the price and term.
CHILC0TF
I Mate St
Deputy County Clerk Charles De ZJt.TfJ "!?" I?0?"0
lap and wife returned home Sunday r"" ""', "" CMv e aome
e enlng from a Tlslt In Portland, Best-1 7. ve o.
,i ..h vimm. an w,th, P '" months The
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jby past experience and a careful con
jslderaUon of the evils resulting, nil
iiuip oeen rejectee.
"The way to get a greater number I
of votes," rsads the Northwestera's
plea for contestants to co-operate, "to
to ask your friends to take the North-
western."
Later the paper will suggest to a
centestant:
"Having canvassed nil of rour
fi lends you might ask somebody else's
friends for mosey to help yen."
And so It goes, until the now thor
oughly interested young clrl visits
Pi ices she would not think of in tha
(ordinary course of events, and meets
(i":upie soo wouia not ears to have her
parents believe she had ever before
heard of.
Cnltrd Press terries
SPRINGFIELD, Ills., April II.
Members of the while slave Investiga
ting committee have tenUUfely
agreed to Introduce this week a bUI
providing for a minimum wage com
mlislon. Juul and O'Hara are pre
paring the bill.
The measure provides a period of
year,
what
ll Wmmm
when the employer
wage ho wishes.
y pay
inns is mm of mm
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What's the Matter
With the Old Watch?
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It's not getUag nay younger,
know, and ones la while it
a rest and ererhaullag. Railroad
watches are cleaned and overhauled
once a year to Insure aecuraU time
keeping. Why net bring yours in and
tot, us give It the atteaUea that hi
necessary for food time keeptag.
FRAXIKVPr
Watehmae.. MinrnV
S. P. Wane
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made the remark.
"1 didn't say tnat,' shouted Foun
tain.
"You did. I beard you," said Robert
Emmltt, who sat next to him. .
Worden then took up Qroesbeck'st
argument as to the extravagance off
the court, and told of Qroeabeck ask-'
Ing SOO attorney fees for handling
an estate, which bill, Worden said, he
cut in hair.
Groesbeck denied this, and Saw T.
Summers, administrator of the estate,
reiterated the Judge's statement. At
this the attorney again insisted on be
ing heard, and the crowd ordered him
to sit down.
Wordsn's address severed ersry
point on which the county court baa
been attacked, and he charged those
seeking his recall of employing dark
methods to bring this about He
aiu mav ue was caoeen ay . - jmjo-
pie, and would keep oJtoe until the
fwtiie lauicaiea mat they did not
want him la office longer. "It's the
ssme old bunch la a new suit of
clothes," he declared.
A reference to the suit over iron
culvert brought by Colensl Allison
brought Allison to his feet, and again
there were cries of "shut up" through
ths ball. After nttsmatlna to sneai.
Allison declared that he would put bis
remarks in black and white, Insisting
that be could not get a fair show la
the halL
O. A. Stearns thea sot up to apeak,
but he was accorded trtalmtat sim
ilar to that given Allison, following
some allusions to the purehase of the
county poor farm.
Mrs. Frank Ira White returned Sat
urday svealag from Portland, where
ho spent the winter sheaths. Mr.
White preceded her here by about a
month.
Lotal news
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Mens Furnishings
and Clothing
that will appeal to the man who trys
to make a saving on his purchases
when buying.
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Special prices in the Hen's Clething: Dep't. ,'
Mo,U.ym!lHfctl,c iuit m Mto In workmaiiihip and fsbrk
and these prices are Tery low, considering quality.
legular price $15, Sale price 7.50
Regular pric. f 18, Sale price f&OO
Regular price $20; Sale price f 10.85
Regular price $22.50, Sale price $12.85
Regular price $25 S&le pr J 13.85
Regular price $27.50, Sale price $15.85
Men's Wool and Corduroy Trousers
Rtgslar $3 Wool fosters, Sale price $t75
Regular $4 Wool Trousers, Silt price 12 75
Reg. 14.50 Velret Corduroy, l,ghl col 0Blyf gVJJJce $tQ5
lkr $3.50 Velvet Cordaroy Trosiers, Isle frlce 2.73
ZJif jf1!11118 A wry lastroui fabric like Silk and weari
sd wishes well. Color, creaw aad wSlte, Reg. Price $1 JM) S. r. 9SC
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