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Amy for Visit.
Mm. Fred L. Houston has gone to
Duassaulr, (o spend some time visit
ing her slater.
To lis Restored.
The 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs
J. L. Beckley underwent an operation
for tonstlltis at Blackburn hospital
this forenoon.
Pythias Clab.
The Pythian Club will meet at 2:30
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George McDonald on Michigan
avenue.
Hoath for Winter.
Mrs. Will Houston has gone to
Corning, Calif., for a visit with rela
tives, after which she will go to San
Diego for the remainder of the win-
tar.
Bette Interest In Baelnees.
Ralph. Dale of the Arm of McDon-
oagh Dale, proprietors of the New
Palm billiard and bowling rooms, re
cently transferred his interest to Mc-
DOnough and Don Dale, who will con
tinue the Arm's business.
EJecteeat Salt.
Ejectment proceedings have
Instituted In the circuit court by F. H.
Downing of Worden against North
Newhart, for the removal of the com
pany's sawmill off Downlng's proper
ty, and for S300 damages. F. H.
Mills is attorney for the plaintiff.
lias Iioag Trip.
'Just because R. J. Marshall
not at Buenos Aires when a letter
sailed from the Commercial Club
neve May 26th reached the Argentine
PibialAmnceaeits
For Sheriff
To the Voters of Klamath Ceunty:
I take this means of announcing
ay candidacy for the republican nom
ination for sheriff at the primaries. I
Believe that my work as deputy sheriff
speaks for itself, and I shall greftly
appreciate the support of the voters.
R. R. BREWBAKEJL
To the Voters of Klamath Ceunty:
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for tht office of sheriff for
Klamath county, Oregon, on the re
publican ticket I respectfully ask the
support of the voters of the county at
the primary election for this office.
JOHN COLLMAN.
To the Voters of Klamath Ceunty:
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the democratic nomination
.for sheriff at the coming primaries,
and I respectfully ask the support of
the voters of Klamath county.
GEORGE L. HUMPHREY.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT 910 room, steam heat,
hot and cold water, for gentleman
only. At the Clalrmont, 4th near
Pine. 24-t
LOST Lady's Elk pin between post-
office and Hot Springs Addition.
Finder inform 234-Y. 24-Jt
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Five Reel Paramount Drama
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AU UCINtBO NOTURM
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IMrTrON PHtTOnU TUIMAVt
AN ATUWMVt
city, Secretary Fleet received the re
turned epistle bearing all the Span
ish and English cancellations and for
warding addresses Imaginable. Mar
shall had written for Information re
garding Klamath, but left before the
letter reached him.
Dack From Portland.
Count' Clerk C. R. De Lap has re
turned from a business trip to Port
land and Salem.
Undergoes Operation.
Alfred Smith, a son of Elmer
Smith, underwent an operation for
acute appendicitis Saturday at Black
burn hospital. His physicians, John
son and Cathey, report he is better
today, after his rather serious ordeal.
Wiggins Returns.
A. J. Wiggins returned last night
from a sojourn In Southern Califor
nia. Between being caught by the
floods in the south and held up by a
blockade between here and Weed,
Andy is ready to do without traveling
the rest of his life.
JACK MARTIN IS
A MARRIED MAN
MERRILL MAN IS WEDDED TO
KLAMATH FALLS WOMAN SUN
DAY, BUT HONEYMOON HALTED
BY THE BLOCKADE
A quiet marriage was solemnised
at the home of Dr. C. E. Wheeler at
9 o'clock Sunday morning when John
Henry Martin and Pearl Gertrude
Wheeler were united in matrimony.
Rev. E. C. Richards performed the
ceremony.
The news of the marriage was sue-
ctssfully kept a secret The couple
had also Intended to leave on the
morning train before their friends
learned of the nuptials, but after
they had their grips all packed, they
found there was no train leaving,
owing to the blockade between here
and Weed.
Mr. Martin Is of pioneer stock
and Is an enterprising business man,
being a member of the firm of Mar
tin Bros., operating here and at Mer
rill. The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler of the Alta-
mount ranch, Mr. Wheelsr being
ranch foreman. She has resided in
Klamath Falls several years and has
a wide circle of friends.
GOT A PLACE FOR
DESERVING BOY?
IF SO, COMMUNICATE WITH THE
HIGH SCHOOL, AND THUS MAKE
IT POSSIBLE FOR HIM TO GRAD
UATE IN JUNE
Here is a chance to help a good
boy.
Attending Klamath County High
School, scheduled to graduate In June
and recommended in the highest
terms by members of the faculty, is a
young man who by a recent change
of circumstances will be forced to
give up his school work and lose the
honors of graduation he has justly
earned, unless he can obtain some
mtans of self support for the remain
ing four months.
Anyone In position to offer this
boy an opportunity to finish the term
Is requested to notify the Commercial
Club or Principal C. R. Bowman at
the high school.
Record headquarters at Shepherds.
During 1915, timber to the amount
of 181,168,000 board feet, valued at
$840,000, was given under free use
to settlers residing in and near the
national forests. In Oregon this free
use of timber amounts to 12,122,000
board feet, valued at fl3,32, and in
Washington to 8fl371,000 board feet,
valued at 12,981.
Yo eaa believe is the character of
that regularly
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B I The Royal Tailors' Spring
WW I Line Is Here
Billy Evans
Billy Evans, one of the most popu
lar referees baseball has known, and
one of the best, may quit the gome
forever. He has been appointed a
member of the Cleveland Boxing
Commission, and his duties there may
take up all his time.
SAYS DES MOINES
PLAN IS FAILURt
THEREFORE, MEMBER OF THE
DES MOINES CITV GOVERN
MENT QUITS PLAN ATTRACT
ED WIDESPREAD NOTICE
United Press Service
DES MOINES, la., Jan.
24. The
so-called Des Moines plan of city gov
ernment .one of the first forms of
commission government, which at
tracted much favorable attention the
country over when it was adopted
seven years ago, is branded a failure
by Councilman W. F. Mitchell and a
considerable percentage of the citi
zens. Mitchell was put into office to
see If he couldn't reorganize affairs
and make the plan successful. His
resignation is tendered today, effec
tive this spring. Mitchell says the
city manager plan should be adopted
by Des Moines. The bonded and
floating indebtedness of Des Moines
has increased nearly $'1,000,000 since
the plan was put in force seven years
ago. The plan was heralded as one
that would eliminate partisan poli
tics from all municipal elections, and
place the responsibility for the suc
cess or failure of the city government
upon the heads of the individual com
missioners and generally moke for
economy and efficiency. Mitchell says
politics has not been eliminated and
that financially the plan has accom
plished no good. Mltcbel favors elect
ing councllmcn. by districts rather
than at large, paying them for one
meeting a week He believes all mu
nicipal executive control should be
vested in the city manager, together
with power to enforce all laws and or
dinances and to control all city work.
Mr. Mltchel believes this would kill
the political phrase he believes has
made the old Des Moines plan use-
; less.
A. F. & A. M. Notice
A
Stated communication
night. Work in E. A,
to-De-
gree,
A. A, Mebaffey, Secretary.
ORPHEUS THEATER
O. R. Miller, Mgr.
"Officer 666,"
Five part Melodramatic Farce,
featuring the celebrated comedian
Howard Baetabrook
"Coasting Pictures."
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The most
have seen,
in and see
young men.
Suits
Leading Clothiers
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BOWLING TOURNEY
STARTS TUESDAY
PACKING COMPANY'S TEAM WILL
Jerry O'Coiinell Is a business vls
OPPOSE DR. WRIGHT'S TRIO IN i,or to this city from Portland.
FIRST GAMES OF THE LEAGUE
SERIES
The City League bowline touinev
starts tomorrow night with a three ' ' U"H u " "oiia-wlmt lively ilny In
game set-to between the Klamath! James J. lUchardson, representing'"10 Uw)mU ,,lock- rirude & Co.'s
Packing company team and Dr 'the Spalding Sporting Goods corapaii), m""nory -ttlillhinenl Is being
Wright's team. In the porkmakers' is in this city transacting business. 'j"""0'1 rrom there " the McDonald
lineup are Hayden. Rlmmle and Kets- ''""ding, corner Main anil .Sixth Tho
dever. Wright, Maxwell and Widdoos
compose the opposing team.
Tho tournament is for three men!
teams, and there aro at least five
teams entered, A schedule has been
prepared calling for games overy
Tuteday and Wednesday nights, and
the tenpln fans are much enthused as
a result.
HEARING TODAY
MAN ACCUSED OF THEFT OK
MONEY FItOM JACK RYAN IS
BROUGHT HERE FROM LAKE
VIEW MY DEPUTY IJX)YD LOW
MULliETIN Late till afternoon
Modner entered pie of guilty.
John Bodner, wanted on a chargo
of stealing close to flOO from Jack
Ryan of Shlpplngton, was brought In
Saturday night by Deputy Sheriff
Lloyd Low. Lloyd went to Lakevlew
for the prisoner.
This morning Bodner was arraign
ed before Justice of the Peace Qowen.
He waived his right to a hearing, and
was bound over to the grand jury,
Bodner says the money he had was
won by him in gambling in Nevada
before coming to Klamath Falls, He
is also known as John Huron and
John Conrad.
The commercial sales of timber on
the national forests of Oregon for
the past fiscal year amounted to 544,
673,000 board feet, valued at 11,629,
000, and on the national forests of
Washington to 2,871,000 board feet,
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BONER
WAIVES
magnificent collection of fine
New, exclusive patterns and
some of the new 1916 style
to Your Order, $17
K. K. K.
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IIKIKF MENTION
e e
. V. C. Daltou is a recent visitor to
I this city from Malin.
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Buy cooking utensils, art" anil irock-
ery nnie from Henderson IIIh prices
are right 1131-3G Main. It
J. II
Sklaro Is here from San Kran-
Cisco.
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Alwavs at onr gervke with thu
I very best tho market affordH People's '
Maikct, I'hone 83. it
joe ncssig ot ueswick Is In town
attending to business matters
The Kord Garage offeis the very
host of servki. in ic r,.i,.,ir ,i ..
inent, and tarries a lompleto llim of
supplies Ninth and Klamath. It
Mary A. Wilson
from Forest Grove.
Is a late arrival
K. S. Torw HHger Is in tills ilty from
Merrill.
With tho llnest bowline uliet in
bouthern Oregon, we Invito you tu
visit us. Tho New i'alm Howling audi '"Bl" ""Meiitl, tin, dlreitors
Billiard rooms, 'math tho K. K. K i1'"''' " ""'''ting
Store.
It
Franco is teglstered at thu
I Dan
Hall.
LOCAL SLEEPER
IS CONT
SOUTHERN PACIFIC Itiuntvru
DUNHMUIR PULLMAN FROM
THE IIVS, THUS GIVI.NG THIS
SECTION limim HEItVICE
Klamath Falls people aro rolnioin.
over the announcement of the South
ern I nclfic that tho Pullman running
between Klamath Falls and San Fm,,.
Cisco Is not to bo discontinue in
stead, tho Dunsraulr-Oakland sleeper
' c msconunucd, the Klamath
car taking care of passongors for that
This accommodation wmii.i i.
greatly mlsscf were it ,ii,.nn,i
Advertising U uroteeti,,.. i.i...,
valu' H"",Tft"ty '" 'mUty u,d "'
INUED
STORE
: BUSINESS FIRMS
golden iiri.i: i:ims ami
t.ki:s .meid: uoom, gehtkuiik
lit, MOl'tS, .M COMMKIt
j CIAL Cl.t'lt GOES'IO NEW UOOM
iuiii wing vnuiieti ty the hat em
porium Ik being occupied by tho
Klamath Commercial Club
The Commercial Club Ik moving
Into those NimittTH bemuse the rooinH
It has boon o cup) lug nre now leased
to the Golden Utile Vanillic Brother
pUn an extension, and thu Fourth
"ireei room win He Joined to thnt
portion of their store fronting on
Main street.
"wing to the removal,
inoulal Club's regular
thu Com
members' mm"" wl" '"" held tomorrow
will
GILA FLOOD IS
ll.tM.MJi: IX .Utizo.NM lti:i'OHTEI)
AT A QUARTEU OF A MILLION,
A.VII FOUR MILLION ARE HI.'.
PORTED AH l'lX)U VICTI.MS
I'Mlled l'i ens Service
MAKING
CHANGES
NOW
RECEDING
I'-MA, Arl., Jan. 24.- The Colo l"011' F,old Aonl Avor,U "f l
ado and Gila rivers flood ,.,-.,.. J'1 States biological survey has go"
receding. Tho damage they have
' J""' ,H LNl""'"" at S2r.0,000, and
our are renorin,! ,i...i
'I'lu. second lloo.l (rest reported
' 'ivanclng. Mallroads are dun.oal od
- u result of tho high wat0.
Notice to Ci editor,,
Notice Is hereby given that the un
doisgned has been duly-appoint
lm InlHtrator of the estate ofPJo.ep
l'i T""' doa''e". by the county court
f Klamath county, Oregon, and a
Persons having c.a.ms against sa,"
CHtato aie required to pr t
ta m t te law office of nlZl
Kent, In Klamath Fall., Oregon, with-
Woolens you
styles. Step
creations for
to $35
Leading Hatters
CARS STILL IN
SNOW OF SLIDE
thukk lur.NiutKh men uik mi;-
GIXO TO IIKSCI'i: rtv.KVHKRl
IN CAitK HKIIIHNl. IIMHIRTs
KSI'KK CLEAR
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l-'iilteil I'rtiMM Servlre
SEA'n'I.E, Jim. H I'lir victim
ol .Saturday's illNiuter at Corrt, hf
Hi too cars wero hurled from the (net
b an avulanchf, aro mill burled it
kiiow and rock. Three hundred work
men are digging them out
The latest estlmatcM nre thtt tt
leant four lire known to he drsil,
UEADDING, Calif., Jim 24. The
snow storiiiH are over In Norlhern
California.
Tho Inst blockade on tho Shasta di
vision of tn Southern Pacific wH
lifted yesterday, and trains aro again
moving nearly on time.
U. S. FIELD
ATTACH: OF If. . HIOMKHCAl
SURVEY IS IN THE HLV HW
TION, MAKING PERSONAL CAN'
VAKH OF (X.l)lTIO.S
With a vltw to inukl'iig HitrveX '
",0 rabies, situation in the Bly ''
to lily, und is making pcisoiial W
tlentlnnu Wlilln I hern ho Will v'"
and
tho mutter xovor with stockmen,
aid them iu every possible way In
prevention of the spread of tli""'
tidy.
A few moro stock Imve lecii repwj J
ol bitten In tho last few dny, w
Ing to County Health Olllcer WW
Hunt.
In six months from the dot J
notice, vorlned as reo,uirca atJki
Dated as Klamath Fnll. W7'J
January IS. 1018. . f U
' JAMBS H. """"i1
Administrator of the Bstato of 'Jpi
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STUDIES
RABIES
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