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KLAMATH FALM, ORSOON
8ATURDAV, MARCH IB, 19lS
QUEER.ISNT IT; that tha aewa-
lapara In waaniagton, whare- aaeh
name as Skamokowa, Wahkiakum,
Saohomtih and Snoquajomle are com
mon, mako JesU occasionally about
tome of tho Russian and Austrian
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TODAY'S ODDMT gTOllY
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MINNBAPOMI, Minn, March
IS, That she would rather hnu
no husband than one who pro-
ferred a crochet aeedta to
Moving Pictures
scoop shoyel, was the statement
of Mrs. Ida McNanny. .In iuIur
for a divorce, she aald tho cro-
, chetlnR got htr nanay.
Ilaxtil Dawn, tho artistic mid captU
vntliiK tlttlu tnr who recently achiev
ed u derisive Htaio trlumplt In (ho
a 'tltlo rolo of "Tho Pink Lndy," makes
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MKXICO SEEMS determined to
break the already strained tolerance
jot the United States, even If wanton
murder hns to be committed, v
THK MORE Information there is
brought out about the sugar beet In
dustry, the more convinced Klamath
county people becomo that n factory
I should be located here. j
Fifty-four women have received
medals nnd rewards for heroism from
the Carnegte hero commission during
the last tea years.
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SN'T IT about time for Klamath
Falls to receive a general cleaning
unt The eatira Coast Is this year be-
lag ViaRedby asore Eaatera and Mid
dle Western toufkta than ever before,
many ot them looking tor locations In
thai part of 'the aatloa that Greeley
advised tlje young' aaan to go to. Lit
tle, things, such aa tidiness, make a
great.flrst impression.
But U is not for the edification of
the -visitors that a clean-up la needed.
The matter of health la to a certain
extent Involved.
'We've had clean-up days every, year
for- about three years now,' and the
effect has been a marked Improvement
la the town'8 appearance. In each of
these cases, the city has furnished
teams to haul tin cans,- etc;, out oti
the city limits, and' the clean-up has
been thorough, v
Why not a "spotless town" all year
'round? Why let the, town he classed
with the man. who takes a bath once a
year whether he needs It or not?
Why not every day a clean-up day?
Let the city get a certain -day or
couple of days for clean-up days, and
haulaway all the. trash; etc., piled up
for the rubbish heap. Then Jet there
be some' arrangement made whereby
It, will be possible to have all of the
cans," .bottles,' etc:, hauled away as
they '.accumulate.- The placing of. a
large box or can In a back yard!
would keep the cans from making the
backward unsightly; and as these con
tainers fill, they can be 'dumped. Into
a'wakoh and hauled out of the eltv.
Perhaps some arrangement .couId be
made with transfer companies to haul i
these cans away at a small price to f
the householder.
There Is no doubt but what the
majority of the people, of the city will
gladly welcome such a method of dls
posing of refuse. .And In the case of
those who seem Inclined to let the
rubbish accumulate, an ordinance,
perhaps, could be passed to compell
them to keep their yards tidy,.
V
hor llrst upprnrnnco In motion
pictures In llronson Hownrd'u famous
story, vrjn0 0f Our (Mrls," u drama
that closely InterwcavcH tho Intcrosls
of two mighty nations. Tho subject
toomn with Patriotic appeal, ond tho
thrilling situations ot tho unusually
strong plot, combined with tho In
spiring sncrlftco ot tho plucky ami
qiilck-wlttod Amorlcnn girl In behalf
ot her llttla French cousin, furnish
all tho elementB necessary to tho suc
cessful screen tlramn,
In tho role of "Knto Shipley, "One.
of Our aiVls,' Hniel Dawn portrays
n chnrncter of delightful charm nnd
spontaneity, and lna succession of
dramatic situations shocks her dlgnl-
At the Church
Church et Christ ikleaMeto Servl
nrs held on Suaday monlag at ll
o'clock nnd Wedaetdar
I: SO In Christian Science Hall, la tha
Jacobs block, corner Third and Mala
streets, upstairs.
Tho lesson subject for Huniiay li
'Kul)tnnco.,,
ChrlsUan Clmrrli Corner ot Nlalh
nnd Pine Mrr-riu. Kldtr 8. I). Har
lan, inliilutcr, Uesldoace, comer
Tenth iiidI High streets. Phone 147.
Regular prouehliiK scrvlci! niornliiR
niul evening,
' niblo Kchuol nt lo n, in,
, Junior Endeavor ui 'i p.mi,
ClirlHlInn ICmlt'iivor n't 0:30 p, in.
On Wcilncsdny evening it Nt. pat
tick's Day program will ho nlven nt
tho church. Hofrcminionts will bo
served.
All welcomo.
WHIMS FLOODS andstorma swept T8 cJIUXDMOtHIOTB RKCIPK TO
as usual, thla week enjoyed Just the i
right amount of rata the .farmers i
needed.
lied French relatives with her
audacious Independence, captures tho H rut I'reniiyteHaa unuirn corasr oi
heart of a gallant nrmy captain. Third and Pine streets. J. H. Htuto-
bafries and defeats an unscrupulous iblullfld, pastor.
UHIXa BACK COIORAXO 1.U8-
TRK TO HAIR -
Doing Their Duty
Scores of Klamath Falls Readers Are
Learning the Duty of the Kldaeys
To Alter the blood Is the kidneys'
duty. . . ; "
When they fall to do this the kid
neys are weak.
Backache and other kidney ilia may
follow.
Help the kidneys do their work.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills the test
ed kidney remedy.
Proof ot their work In the follow
ing:
Daniel Flaten. C. street, Jackson
ville, Ore., says: "I suffered from
weakness. of the kidneys and all the
disorders that 'go with kidney com
plaint. I ached all over. Doan's
Kidney Pills soon fixed me up in good
shape."
Price ,50c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same thai
Mr. Platen. had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
prop3.r Buffalo, N.Y.
(Paid Advertisement)
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i That beautiful, even shade ot dark.
glossy hair caa oaly be had by brew
ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sal
pUur.""Your hair la your charm. It
makes or mars the, face. Whaa It
fades, turns gray, atreaked and looka
dry; wispy' aad scraggly. Just aa ap
plication or two of Saga Tea aad
suipuur enhances its appearance a
hundred told.
Don't bother to prepare the tonic;
you can get rrom amy drug store a
60 cent bottle of "Wyeth'a Sage aad
Sulphur Hair Remedy," ready to use.
This can always be depended upon to
bring the natural color, thickness aad
lustre of your hair aad remove dand
ruff, stop scalp Itching aad falling
hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage
and Sulphur because It darkens so
naturally aad evenly that no
body can tell it has beea applied. You
simply dampen a sponge or soft brash
with It aad draw this through the
uair, lacing one small strand at a
time; by morning tha' gray hair has
aisappearea, ana alter another ap
plication it become beautifully dark
and qppeara gfossy, lustrous and
abundant
and morcenary count, rescues hor
hapless little cousin from her own
folly and the menacing designs of the
count, nnd at last Justifies tho cap
tain's unswerving fslth nnd devotion
and rewards him with her hand.
4'Ono of Our Olrls" Is a four-part
Famous Players production. In ad
dition, a reel of scontc and educa
tional subjects and tho Hearst-Sellg
News Pictorial will bo presented. It
Is hnrdly neccsary to add that all
Famous Players production are seen
at tho Star Theater.
Tho Star Theater announces the
presentation ot "Tho Wolf" on next
Tuesday nnd Wednesday.
Mrs. L. Mercer Is a candidate for
mayor in Centralln, ill., having re
ceived tho endorsement of tho dry
forces.
Tho lakes of oil In tho Western oil
fields prove death traps to tho ducks
which alight on thorn under the Im
pression that It Is water. Tho birds
rarely escape.
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l panlon. a. contributor tells about" a
little, journey ,of eradication which
she 'recently1 took through her own
kjsaieV '
S A, Journey of eradication consists
of, going through the house and
throwing away what is useless and
in the way.
jV( nri,-Bue aucoyerea inree caien-
aars where one would sufflcc. Most
of; her bric-a-brac, the loot of many
Christmases and birthdays, when
looked at Impartially, anneared like
so many, tombsiones 'tor' dead emo-
uvai.
Further explorations; resulted. In
the dismissal of some of her hus
band's beloagings. This causedsome
Irritation, but 'apt as much as alighi
he. Imagined;, Altogether- the. sugges
tion, 'as exhibited by this woman's
own, experience, is mighty Interesting
ana inougnt-provosJng.
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YOU WILL BE' ASTONISHED TO SEE THE
Stoves and Ranges
We, Have on Diiplay
COME IN-
-SEE THEM
Wm. C. Hum Hardware Company
Telephone 183 Sth. and Main
ALL PAPERS
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earn P
OF VALUE
Should be kept safe from fire and
- theft. Thlnk.of- what their loss
would, mean to you! Our. fire and
burglar proof vaults afford you a
safe, and 'convenient place for
your Valuables. Easy to get at,
guarded day and night and a low
rentn leaves nothing to bo de
sired. Investigate at once!
We want from 100 to 500 head of
horses for French artillery service.
We want horses of the blocky type,
like a halt breed Percheroa or shire,
weighing 1200 to 1300 pounds, from
G to 9 years old, any color but light
gray or whito, from 16-1 to 16 hands
high. Anyone having this kind of
horses notify us at the Adams ranch,
Merrill; or Hotel Hall, Klamath
Falls, and we will be glad to look
at them. French Inspection, March
23d at Adams ranch. We pay for
the horses when wo accept them, re
gardless of action of tho French
government.
5-tf J. FRANK ADAMS HON.
Uernld want ads get results,
FIRST STATE MB SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
GET IN THE
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HATH HOUSE OPENED
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SATURDAY
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NEWSPAPER, compositors and
men; who edit conv. no matter
how eagle-eyed 'they may be. some-!
times allow errors in "mat t" h.
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JST"' ".?. aswafB, orr are, either Jangbable or bamlliatlnK
T&iF--;p?zz' ,- , ' ,i wa? paper; in reportiag a no-45Mror.-?oIdAor
catarrh dlsap-1 lltlcal meetlaa. said that h-t,iii-
GoodHorses at the Blue Front Stables
Phone iaw.. Klnmath uoari
' All Domestic Animals treated
DR. 'PRENTI C E vbterinary muroeon "
Hay, week or month, 25 6. 60c.
1017 Main
l'IHCHER'8 ROOMING HOUSE
Clerk of Senslons O. C. llogue.
Superlntendeat ot Huadajr school
J. 1). Mason.
Pianist Mlw A. U, Parker.
President Christian Hadeavor Roy
I.aPralrle.
Sunday school at 10 a. at.
Preaching at 11 u. m. subject,
"Pure Ituilglon."
Endenvorora have cliurgo of tho
evening service.
0:30 p. in., Chrristlan Endeavor.
Prayer meeting Wednesday oven-
tag at T:30, with Mr: and Mrs. O. C.
Iloguc.
You nro cordially Invited to all of
these service.
Grace Mribodial Kptscoeal Church
Corner Tenth and High streets; B.
C. Richards, mlaUter.
10 a. m Sunday school, (leo, J,
Walton, superintendent,
,11a. in,. Preaching, "An Achlug
Jlcart."
6:30 p. in., Epworth Uague. E.
M. Chtlcoto, president.
7:30 p. m., Preaching, "Sulcldv."
Wednesday, 8 p. m prayer sorvlro.
Study of Sunday school lesson,
At tho morning ncrvlco Hunday Mr.
and Mrs. Motschenbacher will render
a duet ami ui flight the quartet will
lng.
Wo Invito tin) public.
Church ot the flaa-ea Heart Corner
Worden avenue and Donald streets.
Rev. Wm. McMillan, 8. J., pastor.
First mass at 8:30.
High Mass and Benediction at
io;30 a. m.
Catechetical Instructions every Bat-
uraay and Bunday morning at 0:10.
Week day Mass every morning at
16,
During Lent, tho Way of tho Cross
will bo observed every Friday evening
at 7:30.
Hervlcca nt Merrill on the third
Sunday of each month.
Itaptist Church Corner Elahtk and
Canal streets, rtev. A. F. Simmons,
I'uaior.
Hlblo school at 10 a. m., C, It. De
Lap, superintendent. -.
Preaching at 11 n.iuand 7:30 p.m.
Kvcryouo cordlnllv invii.i .
thesu sorvlccs.
Ihiptlst Mhwlon Snnday school
meets nt 10 a. m. In the hnInm.n
of the Library building. Mr. O. P.
Couchmnn, suporlntcndont, You are
"ai,uiur,
Six Dolbtn for GrniluutlnK Dress
MITCHKLUH. I).. March 13 n.,.
graduates of tho Mitchell high Chool
mvo by minimi agreement decided
they would not spend more th,. it
for t,ljjr Krailiinllnv iirn.a mi.i.
follow high HchOOl aaltntlnl. !,,..
rich girls overdressing at graduation
exercises, (o tho embarrassing
poor girls.
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wth a 'oarfo;of;0,000 bushels of
cau;, a Ranis paper, la describing
ttie.seene .whaa Roosevelt took oath
cf oflca as prasldeat. aaM it .waste
Hctacle aevarto' k forfOttM waea
Kooserelt, beleretlia eaM'taatlae of
tke suprea etart and" few witaies,
took his alsaaU hta.;m&ki..V";K I
We Can Save You Many Dollars
ANVAP? YEARS TO THB LIFE OF YOUR CAR IF YOU WILL
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HOWIE GARAGE
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If money and service mean
anything -to you, then
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GEORGE BIEHN, Agent
Call Up 298-J
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