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FIRE DEPARTMENT
BILL IS LAID OVER
(Continued from pact 1)
which has so far printed all develop
menu regarding the proposed recall
tor their news value, with no partial
ity toward either aide.
"The firemen say they were prom-'
taed another meeting with the mayor
and fire committee and that they did
not get It." said Matthews. "There
are several clauses in this ordinance
that are a little beyond reason, and
it Ik best to make what chacges are
necessary and get iho ordinance In
shape for passage at the next meet
ing." Mayor Mason said he knew of no
other meeting being promised the Are
boys. He stated'a willingness to meet
the department and the fire committee
during the week in order to reach
on arrangement satisfactory to all.
Doty then held that there should
be a meeting with the firemen to
settle matters. He stated, while fac
ing the audience (composed largely
of firemen) that he had long favored
a provision for a sick benefit for fire
men, and payment of $1 for each fire,
and $1 for each hour spent In fire
fighting, Instead of fifty cents an
hour, as the proposed ordinance pro
vides. "The department must be disci
plined," said-Miller, " and if the
council and mayor can't run things,
It's time to step out We've been
dictated to too long."
The ordinance was tabled for the
week, but the ordinance providing for
the redisricting of the city for fire
alarms passed, after the clause for
the publication of the alarms In the
city official newspaper was eliminated.
According to the latest report of
the secretary of agriculture, 120 pub
lic service corporations, out of a total
of 1500, claim to own or control &
total of 3,683,000 undeveloped water
horsepower, or 80 per cent of the
total water power at present develop
ed and used In public service operations.
Town Topics
Says 25 Bion War Debt
Wouldn't Crush England
By CHARLES P. STEWART
LONDON, ePb. 22. Even It Eng
land should end the war with a debt
of 6,000,000,000 pounds, (approxi
mately $25,000,000,000) the burden
would not be crushing, according to
Lord.Inchcape, the English financier
and statesman, hero today.
Such a. load, said his lordship at a
National Provincial Bank of England
stockholders' meeting, over which he
presided, would mean an annual
charge of only 300,000,000 pounds
(about $5,000,000,000) reckoning 5
per cent Interest, with 1 per cent sink
ing fund.
To this his lordship added an esti
mated 100,000,000 pounds (looo,
000,000) annually in pensions. Be-
fore the war, he remarked, the conn-
try's annual expenditures were 200,-'
000,000 pounds ($1,000,000,000)'
making the tetal: j
Tntaraat nnrt alnlclnff fund OD basis
of estimated 5,000.000,000 debt, 300,-j
000,000 pounds annually.
Esltmated pensions, 100,000,000
pounds annually.
Fixed charges on pre-war basis,
200,000,000 pounds annually.
Or a total of 600,000,000 pounds
annually.
Present English taxation, continued
Lord Inchcape, is bringing In nearly
400,000,000 pounds annually. He ex
plained that this would mean another
200,000,000 pounds would have to be I
provided every year, and expressed!
the opinion that this could be done)
either by "additional taxes or by a re-
duction In extravagant expenditures I
not only private, but public.
His lordship appeared to think a '
$25,000,000,000 debt a possibility,
but about the maximum.
Startles Palm Beach
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on the. west side
Southern street.
of Crescent to
la From Dairy.
Mr. and Mrs. John' Jones of Dairy
are county seat visitors.
Club Meets Tonight.
The regular meeting of the Klam
ath Commercial Club will be held to
night.
An Xts. disability policy protects
your income. Ask Chllcote. 16
A study of mistletoe on the Whit
man national forest in Eastern Or
egon shows that the deterioration of
western larch In the more open and
exposed stands Is due to the mistle
toe parasite.
Groceries at Cut Prices.
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Inc.
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Merchant Visits.
A. Kallna, a well
merchant, was Jn on
ters yesterday. "
known Malta,
business mat-
ORPHEUS THEATER
C. R. Miller. Mr.
The Orpheus will be closed on Tues
days, Wednesdays and Thursdays
until farther notice, unless otherwise
advertised.
"Neal of the Navy" and Walling
ford serltw wOI be shown on Friday
and Saturday.
On Sunday nights a special pro
gram win be gives t aa admission
of 15c. Watch for the announce
ment.
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Up from Merrill.
Ernest M. Bubb, cashier of
Merrill Bank, Is in town today
sewing acquaintanceships.
the
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Aloha Meets tonight.
Aloha Chapter No. 61, Order of the
Eastern Star, meets at 7 : 30 this even
ing In regular session.
South for Visit.
Joseph B. McAllister departed Sun
day for a sojourn in San Diego and
other California points.
Here on Business.
Harold Gillette, who graduated
from Klamath county high last year,
la In from Bonanza for a short visit.
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Will Give Play.
"Fifteen MUee to Happyville" la
the title of a play to be given soon
by the Ladles Aid society of the Mt.
Lakl church. The date will be an
nounced later.
Back With New Car.
' Mr. and Mrs. Will Dalton came in
from Malln yesterday. They returned
home this afternoon In the fine new
1916 Bulck Dalton purchased while
away this winter.
Dies is Arizona;
Charles Graves has received word
of the death of bis sister, Mrs. Ella
McLemoil, in Phoenix, Arts. Mrs.
.llcLemoiL was a resident of Klamath
county many years ago, and is well
knoa to the older residents.
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The advertisements In this paper
f srea the entire community.
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,!ere fish are caught lu Lake Erie
Jo Ike square mile than In ht other
water.
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ttensW few are particular eeeac yew
When Miss Dorothy Prank of Chi
cago appeared on the shore at Palm
Beach in her Frisco bathing suit, soci
ety from, New York, Necvwport, Phil
adelphia, Washington and Chicago
sat up and looked at her. Fev wo
men there have tried tills suit, whicn
liac become popular at some other
hoacbes. The fact thai Miss Fran is
a rry pretty girl added to the interest.
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Special Bargains
$4.00 Boys' Suits. $2.50
$5.00 Boys' Suits. $2.75
$6.00 Boys' Suits. $3.25
$6.50 Boys' Suits. $3.50
$7.00 Boys' Suits $4.00
Extra Specials in
MEN'S OVERCOATS
for Pay-Up .Week ,
15 Overcoats, . . .$9.00 $18 Overcoats. . . .$10.85
$20.00 Overcoats $12.25
K. Sugarman
"The Quality Store"
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The Carpenters Have Promised to Complete the
New Annex in Time for Us to Get Moved and
Ready for Business Saturday
Owing to the limited time we will have in which to move, we find it
impossible to arrange for a special open.ng as previously intended.
However, you will find a splendid assortment of new Spr.ng Garments
very attractively priced. Suits, Coats, Skirts, Wa.sts and Dresses, the
season's newest styles.
Remember, we're pleased to show the new merchandise, your selection
to be made at your own pleasure, now or when you please, here or some
where else, should you not see fit to place your order. Remember, you
are under no obligations to buy when looking at merchandise here.
Women's Ready -to -Wear Department Annex, entrance Main Store,
Aisle 1; or 415gFourth Street.
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Klamath's Greatest Store
NEW POSTER IS OUT
vvcih u wine colored coal With 111
coat koi'H it luvuiidur h-h
.,. ,. ..,,, AJ Oiitlntf coats nro to hate two pliltt
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,.,, In the back running over tho shoulder.
Scenery of Famous Columbia River
lly MAItG.tltKT MASON
(Written for the United Press)
The maid of sports
Is out of sorts
With her erstwhile
Hho now Just dotes
On Jersey coats
And In them looks
silk sweater;
much better.
NEW YORK, Feb. 22. If little
Miss Up-to-the-Mlnute had to appear
on the golf course today la anything
so passe as a sweater her putting
would undoubtedly turn to pouting.
It couldn't possibly serve her In a
tennis game and In a sweater in a
motor she'd never be in style. To
be smart when she goes in a boat she
must go in a coat. It's a case of oft
with the old love of a sweater and
on with tho new love of a silk Jersey
sport coat. This 1b the answer why
the lovely fifteen dollar sweaters of
last year are now offered to tho not
too finicky dressers for $'4.98 at the
February sales.
These new Jersey sport coats come
in solid colors or stripes in all the
popular shades and may bo either silk
or wool jersey to suit your taste or
your pocket book.
They are all loose fitting and hip
length. One stunning model has a
yoke in front and back and an odd
belt made like two belts, one above
the other, and caffs made of two
deep bands to ape the belt. The roll
ing collar is a white detachable one.
Another plain toned coat has rag-
square collar and tho bull, to which
tho coat Is shirred In tho back, turns
Into sash ends In front.
A striped model has a deep collar
nnd reveals a wldo belt, patch pock
ets and set-In alcoves. It Is trimmed
In novolty buttons of white centered
In tho same color as tho stripe In tlio
coat. A smart wool Jersey coat Is
Ehlrred on two cords at tho bolt lino
In tho back and has sash ends In
front. It has that nowest noto of tho
season, tho capo collar and patch
pockets shirred across tho top.
Apropos of pockets, a mention of,
them In a description of any fom
inlno garment will soon he superflu-,
ouh as thoy are featurod In frocks. I
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. In tuiiiiiiicr clutliliiK, ilealcnuoftwr
sucker coats woIrIiIiic clRlit ouncei
'wT shown, nnd also a fawn colored
coat with whito buttons,
j HU'ovcm thlH spring and summer i
, to ho Hiuall, with u button nt the cut.
TroiiHont will niiow iiiu coiuorroaiura
of (lie It'K, but Will nut m llRbt.
1 Primary power Insinuation In tt
electrical Industry In Hie Writers
states har. Incnmscil nearly tow-
rtven per cent In um "' ""
xliico 11)12.
Koportu on wood iisIiik Industrie
luivo now been Issued by tlilrtT-thre
stateH. Tho data embodied In Ifcm
! reports wore obtnlnml In co-onersHw
'with tlto forest service.
In tho eleven Wostrrn states In-
lulled within tho Pnclllc and now
I'ortlailU'H HUG ItOSIt lYMthltl IIOMcT I Inli. vrnmiu ttrlmnrv IKIttOf iDlUlU-
coats, suits, Bklrts and blouses In Is the first publicity, national In seupe, u0M from nil source- and for allow
reckless profusion and construction., to go forth advertlsliiK the benutles of has Increased 240 pur rent from 10
Entire sport suits of the Jersey cloth tho Columbia river The rratlwil will !t0 j0ia or mn, tlaM two and a bill
are even more chic than tho separate1 bo held Juno 7. 8 and H. Oponliicdny ' times rw rapidly iih In (lie rcmiM"
coat8, I will witness the national dedication of !(,r t10 tJnlteii States,
Ono striking one of white has a, tho Columbia rher hlithwav. Tim ' - -"
deep doublo capo collar of red Jersey . poster carries tho slogan "For You a
witn a red band around tho bottom i Rose In Portland (Irows
Announcing We Sell
Imperial Tires
A Line of Superior Design, Con
struction, Workmanship anil
Supervision
Guaranteed for
3,506 Miles
A lower list than (or similar
quality. We take yonr old Urea in
exchange on new ones.
Bradley Harness
Company
of tho coat and rrl rnffa I
These capo collars by tho way are
to bo wlshol on our shouldors outside
the field of sports and along with
poplums and pockets add tho 1916
touches to all our now sultB and
frocks. As for tho material In which
Ihey are developed it is no other than
Jersey cloth.
So you see, whether you bo a true
sportswoman or not, you are bound
to be sporty nnd sport the fabrics
and features first made for the sport
maid.
The poster
was donated by Fred (1. Cooper, for
mer Oregon boy, now famous us an
artist. The design will noon hang In
traiiHjK r t:itlon offices all over the
United States
CAN WINE COLOR
BE USED LOCALLY
Governor Stanley of Kentucky has . ,,
appointed Miss Minnie Mahler aa hl8tIP NOTOUH FAHIHONAIIM5 YOUNG
private secretary. Sho is tho first
woman to hold such a position In that
state.
Mrs. Qeorgo A. Buckstaff has boon
appointed on the special committee to
Investigate tho condition of athletics
In tho University of Wisconsin, and
Is said to spend most of her time
studying records.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOll SALE CHBAP
liand Ford cars.
TSeveral second
Central Qarago.
22-3t
FURNISHED APARTMENTS Sixth
and High, Whltlock'a Apartments.
22-8t
LOST Spall black purse, containing
18 and small pin. Leave at Jewel
Cafe. Reward. It-It
llUOKS AIIB UP AOAINKT IT, SO
I'AU Aft KKICPINCJ UP WITH T1IK
LATK8T HTYIiUH
Single broastod, two-button sack
coats, with drapery over tho hips, Is
tho proper stylo for moa'a wear this
spring, according to designs exhibited
nt the convention of the National Au
Hoclatlon of Merchant Tallow hold at
St. Louis.
Double-breasted coats nro to have
peak lapels and both stnglo and dou
blo broasted will follow nutural lines.
Extensive padding will bo avoided.
Scotch plaid is to be a popular pat
tern, Judging from the designs,
An extreme model In evening dross
HOUSTON'S
Metropolitan Amusements
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Record headquarters at Seeeuenla.
STAR THEATER
"Tollers of iho Sea,"
Throo reol Patho drams
"Hearst HoHg News,"
"Hot Stuff,"
Comedy
"The Kangaroo,"
Patho educational
TEMPLE TJIEATEM
"Tito Cloddess," w
Two reels of tho Vltagraph "
"The lxat Mesucnger,"
Sollg drama (,
"Cupid's Hath,"
Essanoy comedy ,
Admission Always
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