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jWFreat Dairy.
station, etc. la tho oparaUoa per
formed yesterday a new Intestinal
channel to the lower bowel wu ee
t&bltshcd, and Stenrooa U reported
ns recovering.
A. L, (Brown) Michael la In trora!oll y lajared.
Dairy today on a business trip,
In From Ken.
R. W. Towtr, who has a nice fruit
nuKh between Kcno and Worden. Is;
here on business.
Omar Lemmon, who operates the
Standard Oil company's tank wagon,
lit confined to his home by an Injury
to his groin, received yesterday when
he slipped and struck the weight of
i his body against an Iron step on the
Another Auto Delivery.
wagon.
Shlve Brothers, who recently estnb-' Itemovm Appendix.
llshed an automobile delivery for Miss Mercy Boggs was operated
their grocery, pronounce this new upon Inst night for appendicitis at
method a complete success. 'the Blackburn hospital by Dn.
Wright, Mcrryman and White.
Hero for Summer.
Mrs. Clay Aycock nnd daughter,
Elvertn, of California, are hero to
Only One Man
Is Re-elected
lUuk In Town.
Mr. and Mrs.. Johu
spend the summer as the guests of, oyed back t;town from
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Camp. p,ne Qrove whoro Jo,
Gallstone Removed.
Mrs. A. E. Shulemlre, who was
operated upon yesterday at Blackburn
hospital for gallstones, Is reported as
rallying nicely. About twenty gall
stones were removed.
Brett have
their ranch
Jnhn him lust
,',, .MV ..w.., .. ..-k.v ..
completed the work of putting In his
SHASTA VIEW
KIDS REJOICE
MA1.IN MKHCHANT WILL
TIIKM TO KLAMATH
MAY IR OTHKIl LIVE
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NEWS
(Herald Special Scrle)
MALIK, May . Mr. and Mrs. C.
'M. Klrkpatrlck spent Sunday with
Mi nnd Mrs. 1IE. WIIm)ii.
"Bloody Angle" of the
Great Battle in Flanders
4 crop.
Recital b Public
The public Is Invited to attend the
recital at Houston's opera' house to
morrow night, when Mrs. Ora Fits-
Patrick presents Miss Pearl Btehn,
pianist, In recital.
Two More Cities
Are Celebrating
Oscar 1). Matthews, re-elected coun
cilman by the Second Ward voters
jostcrday. Is the only member of the
prcsont council to bo returned to
office. Matthows has proven himself
an energetic worker during hla pres
ent term, and has fathered many ben
oflclal measures.
PORTLAND, May 4. Pasco and
Kennewick were added today to tho ,
cities celebrating the opening of the
Celtlo canal during the next four
' days. Both will be greatly benefited.
Moving Pictures
t Today Is comedy day at the Star
FOR SALE One S-passenger touring theater, the feature of the bill being
car; good condition; terms. Phono 'the three part Klaw & Erlanger com-
279J or call 006 Main. 4-6t edy, "Seven Days," taken from the
' popular book of the same name. "Sov-
DMcnlt Operation.
An unusual operation was per
formed yesterday at Blackburn hos
nltal. when surgeons established a
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new bowel connection for Alfred. it nays to choose your company, e"" us -ul .uu:uj irum -win Cn,.t dinner was served, niter witiih
... . . . .. .... ... tn flnlali nnrl la piinrnntAAil tn htlnp . . .. ... . i ....
wearoos, wno nas k nomesteaa near' icrmemncr tnw wnen inning insar- - .----- - tint moraucra oi ui mm won urn
Mabel Myers of Steel Swamp. Cal.,
lsltcd ler sister Mnle over Satur
day and Sunday,
Johu Halo rceontlj purchased u
good span of mores from C. M, Klrk-patrlrk.
Dame Rumor Buys there Is Roln
to bo a wedding In this community
before long.
Ye Scrlbo was recently a guost of
bonor at the Four Leaf Clover Club
at Mho home of Mrs. Oeo. Strow
brldKe. Those present were: Mrs.
John Hale, Miss Lillian Avorlll.
t.-tll Htrnwhrlilen Mnrr mill Adll
Hunt, Mis. Barnes, raullnc and Ocr-J
trudo Jobes. Mary llnnlosek, Wilt
and Gconco Strowbrldge. An ex
Bly. The patient suffered from an
obstruction due to a malignant
growth in the stomach, which Inter
fered with the usual method of dl-
iiiuc See Chilcote.
New York city spends $1,000,000
a tiny for food.
Star Drug Company
A Trae Yaaila Extract Extracted from the Beans. Kpecially mhtp
teil to Household purposes. 2-oz. Bottle, 115c.
Oace used, an everlasting recommendation.
RHVAIili LIVER SALT
Superior to the many ad
vertised ads for Rheumatism
aadfiottt.
It.'xull Celery and Iron Tonic.
Recommended by ns ss gen
eral and Blood Tonic la codlt
tions of debility.
PRESCRIPTION WORK at the Star. We have the mea, the Meth
ods and tlie price. Why take chances?
Why send to the mail order houses for your
Automobile Supplies when quality considered
. you can buy just as reasonable at home? We
have the best assorted stock of Automobile
Accessories between Portland and Sacramento.
Come in and look us over.
WHITE PELICAN GARAGE
laughs at every turn of the reels. Tho
well known "Blograph Boob," who
has been in such demand at the Tem
ple, Is featured In "Seven Days.
A thrilling number of "The Haz
ards of Helen" series and a Vita
graph comedy make up the five reel
program, which will be presented to
day and tomorrow.
Tonight" Shanghaied," the tenth.
episode of "The Million Dollar Mys-
ttry," heads the bill at the Orpheus. '
'This great serial Is too well known'
to need comment. Three comedies
'will complete the five reel program.
Tomorrow the Orpheus will fea
ture "The Dollar Mark," a five part
production from the famous play of
. that name. This has been pronounc
ed one of the strongest of tho Shubert
! features and is tho fore-runner of a
large list of the country's greatest
i movies which have been booked by
.the Orpheus management.
. Beginning with tomorrow the Or-
,pheus will run matinees Saturday,
, Sunday and Wednesday.
ucedto work, etc.
H. E. Wllaou U now musteline, (he
art of nutolng. Ho luis a Hue new
Maxwell.
Quite a number of the pupils or
the Shasta Vlow school are preparing
to take tho eighth grade examination
I for graduation.
'lu the spring a livller iris
Changes on tho burnished dove;
tin the spring aoung man's rancy
Lightly turns to thoughts of lovo."
We assume that the Immortal Ten
nyson was right In tho above quo
tation, but wo are of tho opinion
that many a young mun's thoughts
of love fell to -efo on May 1st, It a
change in temperature is responsible
for changes.
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This map shows "The Bloody only a small gain In territory, this
Anglo" of the great battle now rag- "" " important, because
Ing In Klandem. While the world has ,,f l" hl' t" ,
been looking on and wondering when
tho heavy spring fighting van to be
gin, the troops hnvo boen nt It, with
the result that In this smalt span
thousands have been killed. For six
days the terrible fight has raged. The
angle covers tho territory In which
tho Hermans wcro defeated last fall
rounding territory. The real German
attack came Thursday, April S3, on
(ho north side of the salient shown by
n black line. This onslaught, pre
ceded by tho use of gas bombs, car
ried them In some places two miles
Into tho allies' lists and serosa tks
Yser ranal, as shown by the slightly
shuded area (A). It may bo noted
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WAR ODDITIES
Sponges
Sponges are pretty expensive things nowadays. The
supply is smaller than the demand.
We offer you the best values to be had at the present
market Toilet and bath sponges from 10c up.
Automobile sponges from 25c up. We have the best
chamois skins, too. We give you bigger ones for the
money than any one eke,
UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY
Corner Mala and Seventh KLAMATH FArtte, OREGON
CAPETOWN A company of East
African troops fought a desperate
! battle with a rhinoceros and four
J were killed before the rhino was sub
i dued.
LONDON 8Ince Sir John Jelllco;
commanding the fleet, received te
woolen scarf from a blind child, and
wrote thanking her for It, Sir John
has received 300 scarfs from other
children.
PXRTH The Countess of Klnnoull
served as a drugstore clerk, selling
soaps, perfumes and her photograph
for the benefit Of British wounded
In military hospitals.
PETROaRAD Twenty-two mem
bers of the Russian duma were killed
in battle during the first seven
months of the war.
A. Kallna, tho prosperous mer
chant of Malin, advises us that he
wilt take the pupils of the Shasta
View, school to Klamath Falls at the
close of tho term, May 15th.
Saturday, the 8th (only) Taffy tay
at the Sugar Bowl, 26c pound. 4-4t
ABOVE ALL OTHERS
Th arst steam fire engine which,
by the way, was a failure, was made
In 1829 in London from the designs
of Captain John Ericsson, the design
er of the Monitor.
An excellent program was given
by the Shasta View school recently
it was praised very highly on ao
count of Its being unique. At tho
i close of the literary and musical
program, baskets wero sold and n
neat sum was realized from tho sale
jTbe procoeds will be used to buy
; pictures (or tho school. The pro
gram follews:
Song "I'll Stand byMy School"
Instrumental Solo . , . Pauline Jobes
Shadow Play
Instrumental Duet
Mary and Ada Hunt
"Sleeping Beauty" . . . Primary Room
"Dutch Lullaby" ..Mrs. John Balloy
"Kitties and Babies" . . .Hatel Hunt
"Who Likes the Rain?"
Frank Ademek
"The Windmill" Six Olris
"Sunshine" Ivan Otoman
Recitation .Marjorlo Jobes
"Getting Information Out of Pa"
Mary Kotera
Song. .Hazel. Hunt and Mary Kotera
"Blacksmith" Four Boys
"Topsy Turvy" . . . .Song by Six Olrls
Scarf Drill Eight Girls
Song Primary Room
"Oregon" Song
-The richest man in the world. Is
Czar Nicholas of Russia. Ha once
gave $100,000,000 from bis private
treasury to Russia's war fund. ,
A machine especially equipped to
wash carpets, at the Klamath Fails
Steam Laundry. 6-1-tf
whon they drpvo toward Calais. The, that in these three days' lighting the
return of tho Gorman attack takes (lermnn have reduced the area of
place further to tho north than the' the allies' salient by fully a third,
points whero tliolr heaviest attacks of and they are now In a position to cov
lust October fell. Then they attacked er tho entire remainder by artillery
from Zantvoorde through Qheluveltflre. Reports are persistent, though
to Zonncboke. Tho present German unverified, that Field Marshal von
attack was apparently anticipated by'llludonburg now commands the Oer
tho unexpected British assault an Hill man troops In Flanders, with 500,008
No. CO, further south (B). .Although men at his disposal, '
TODAY'S ODDEST STORY
United Press Service.
DENVER, Colo., May 4. Tho
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In the Issue of April 21, 18&C, of
4) Graham's Dally Mall, a newspaper
published In Philadelphia at that time
tho leading articles were on "The
European War and Tho Allies." The
In Mexico," Prohibition"
The
Situation
county jailer Is having his nnd "Submnrlno Exploitations."
troubles with Tsc-No-Got, hero J paper commented on tho high prlc
of tho Pluto uprising, nwnltlng Ojof Hlieat, the intimation that Great
trial here on a chargo of mur- Britain was too ambitious about ml
derlng n Mexican sheephrrder .Ing the waves, and tho need of mor
a year ago. 0 enlistments lu the United States.
A bed is a new experience for JTlio Crimean war was then In pro-Tso-No-Gat.'whoso
correct nnrnc gross, and the Allies wero England
by the way Is Tscqult. Ho pre- 4wind Franco,
fors to sleep on the cement floor I
rolled up In an Indian blanket,
because tho bed "bucked."
"Mo hnvo bad dream. Bed
him buck like cowboy's horso, 0
Tesqult him hit floor. Heap
sore," is how the Indian- dun-
Hcrlbes his oxporlenco.
Deputy Warden Murphy sup-
piled him with llnnmont and ox-
plained Us uho, but tho Indian
carefully placed It in hi colt for
a charm to keep the bed from
bucking. 4
OOU.VTV COURT I'KOCCKDINUM
The best way of saving is an ac
count with a good savings bank.
All other methods are uncertain
and risky. An account hers is
more than Just saving. It is a
means of putting your money to
work for you as you worked for it.
We Invite your account.
FIRST STATE and SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON . , .
Of tho 1,000 hotels of Now York
city, twenty-flee represent more than
$5,000,000 ench in land lease and
construction. In one of these thoro
are more than 1,800 telephones.
$85
Leader GrafMNli
With Record Ejector . ,
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bla Giwfoaela from e mttskUsM'
MJUMpOMta
The number of wwM-ffcmow
nrttots who Itak tfcsir asm, wkli
Columbia Beoerds mmt Onrfsootas
Is row sweat yrofsesfsa,
Cordial f avitatiea f esH Ism
tended. SmpM ?wmlhfM
Next, Daw to reatoas as. Ofe
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B Pa0,!''y
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Homemade Taffy, 25c lb., at Sugar
Bowl, Saturday, 8th, only - 4-it
"Hlmngiwled,"
Tenth Episode of ''The Million
Dollar Mystery"
"A Kinionn Romanee,"
Comedy
"It's Great to Be Great,"
Comedy
"Tho Floorwalker's Triumph,"
Comedy
Admission tO!
Tomorrow-
"THE DOLLAR HARK"
' In Fire Psrts
' Admission lOe and SOe
MATIMIK i:ERV MATUKPAV AND
II. C. Short, Salary road su
pervisor, District No. 1, for
tho month of March, 191S.I 44,15
Hose Goddard, widow's pon-
fllon for Muy, 191G 32, CO
Mary E. Jones, widow's pen
sion for May, I OK. ...... 16.00
Nettle Wallan, widow's pen
sion for May, 1016 , 31.60
Ida M. Rhldlor, widow's pen
sion for May, 1016 17.69
Mary McLnne, widow's pen-
'slon for May, 1016 26,00
Laura E. Madison, widow's
pension for May, 1916 ... 10.00
Bortha C, Donelson, widow's
pension for May, 1916 , . . 17,60
Altba Daniel, widow's pen
sion for May, 1916 , 17,60
Mary M. Liberty, widow's
popslon for May, 1916 . . . 10.00
Roso E. Koesee, widow's pen-
' slon for May, 1916 16.00
iKIla B, Burkhart, widow's
pension for May, 1916 . . , 10.00
Tona Hilton, widow's pension
'for May, 1916 , . , . 10.00
Klttio K, Puekatt, widow's
pension for May, 1016 , , .
Catherine Tull, widow's pea.
slon for May, 1016 ,,,,..
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pension for May, 1016 . , .
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