THURSDAY, MARCH Hi, lB1,
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Hatch One -Button Union Suits
NEW NECKWEAR
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In styles not shown hart) before
25c to $1.50
Some clever Spring Hats
Knox and Stetsons
Straws Panamas,
Soft Hats
Men's Fine Clothes and Furnishings
Leading Hatters
K. K. K. STORE, Leading Clothier.
Town Topics
Daughter Is Born.
A daughter was born last night to
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Otis.
Departmental Meet.
The Art Department of the Wo
man's Library Club will meet tomor
row afternoon at the clnb rooms at
2:30. Fall attendance Is requested.
From Bray.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Wright are up from
Bray for a short sojourn.
Mallnitcs Visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Dalton and Mrs.
K. C. Dalton are in from Malln.
From the Fort.
C. V. and J. F. Looelejr of Fort
Klamath are here for a few days'
visit.
To AI go ma.
County School Superintendent Fred
Peterson is at Algoma today on school
business.
It's a Boy.
A son was born recently to Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Haglan of Mills Addition.
Teachers Visit.
Miss Ada Rice, Miss Bessie L. Vlez
and Miss Victoria M. Prue, teachers
in the Indian schools, are down from
the Agency on a shopping tour.
In From Agency.
Superintendent W. B. Freer Is
down from the Klamath Agency. Mar
vin Cross, who conducts a store at
the Agency, Is also a county seat visitor.
Saxons Are Here.
Telford Bro3. received their first
carload shipment of Saxon cars yes
terday. The shipment contained five
Saxon "Sixes" and one "Four" road
ster. These are the first Saxon cub
to arrive in Klamath Falls.
Saxon cars have strength, economy
and service. It
Chilcote coHecta rents rod looks
after property of all kinds. t
Only Twenty Mora Fords.
"It "every other car a Ford" Is
not true In Klamath county. It Isn't
the fault of George Biehn. With
another carload received yesterday,
Blehn now has twenty new Fords
which be expects to deliver to resi
dents of this county In the very near
future. Re also expects a carload of
Otaklands here soon.
Dont forget the guarantee and ser
vice that go with a Saxon oar. It
See the Suits at the K. K. K. Store
that are selling for $16.00. 9-6t
Irwin Opens Campaign
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WANTED A school for the term of
1916-'17 by a reliable teacher who
can furnish three children to their
district. Best of references. For
further particulars address Mrs. Etta
Whorton, Mapleton, Lane county, Or
egon. 16-St
Merchant Carnival
Houston's Opera House
Tonight
"Our Feature
Play"
85c and Merchant Ticket
Children, SSc
Ho Frees
Renumber, we move tomorrow
night to the Star Theater
TREES
NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT
All varieties are GROWING UP, on account of the
WAR
But we are selling at same price as last year
LARGE SHADETREES, each 25c
MAPLE ASH CATALPA
CAROLINA POPLAR
APPLE TREES
All Varieties, each ...... 15c
PRUNES, each 25c
PLUMS, each 25cv
CHERRIES, each ,s '. . . .25c
We Also Sell
ROSE BUSHES, CURRANT, RASPBERRY,'
STRAWBERRY AND BLACKBERRY BUSHES
Klamath Dep't Store
pectlve Juror In the county. He also
used Skoda guns against the Her
ald's batteries, by means of which,
he alleged, derisive grapeshot, of the
kind that stings, mud that sticks and
langers, and other abusive attacks
were hurled at him, thereby crippling
his force In previous engagements.
The Merrill Record was also given
a few shells, ana was branded as a
publication also centering Its efforts
to defeat Justte.
Irwin apparently was hampered by
a lack of ammunition, as he used the
same statements over and over, until
the neutrals began to yawn and re
mark, "We heard that before." Then
he started his aerial attack by going
up In the sir, shouting, "Gentlemen
of the Jury," and receiving a laugh
from the neutrals at a serious point
in his speech.
Cavalry activity was not In evi
dence, although Irwin expressed a
desire to meet In duello, Benson,
Kuykendall or Low.
Campaigns were also made for the
neutrals by Judge Onelll, Fred Peter
son," Jasper Bennett, Miss Applegate,
Miss Wells, R. R. Brewbaker, Carey
M. Ramsby, J. A. Maddox, George
Humphrey, A. A. Mebaffey, George
A. Haydon, Burt Hawkins and Fred
Hyndman, but after the real exhibi
tion of real warfare given by Irwin,
the efforts of these for sensationalism
looked more like first aid drills by
the boy scouts, or Salvation Army
maneuvers.
P. S. Lost reports are that Irwin
Is still some distance from Renomlna-tion.
8HIPFINGTON SIDELIGHTS
B. R. Yancey, who lias been serl-;
ously HI for several days, Is conval
escent at present writing, we are
pleased to say. j
Mrs. William Caldwell Is the pos
sessor of 150 young chicks today. She
has 200 old ones, and cipccu to In
crease the flock to 600 this summer. '
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Captain Wlckstroni and the steam-'
er Modoc are both very busy this last
week or so. '
Captain Parker, Shippington's philosopher-clown,
says that between can
didates for office and tho mud holes In
the Shlpplngton road, he will soon be
bughouse. However, tho olectlon and
a new road may save him. ,
From tho present date forward,
an admission fee of 10 cents will be
charged all guests at Saint Cloud.
This Is not to be construed as a graft;
no, no Just a way to help pay for
sweeping out and other ways of keep
ing the castle in order.
Linoleum and floor coverings of all
kinds have advanced several times
since the beginning of the European
war, but our direct factory shipments;
enables us to still sell at before-the
war prices.
It WILL1S-JOHNSTONB CO.
Apartment house, price $7,500.
Small payment down; completely fur
nished; rents now for $100 per month
aside from living apartments. 133
Tenth, corner of Pine. Call at prop
erty or address Box 85. Mrs. Lucille
Cunningham. 15-10t
Saxon cars have timken bearings
and timken axlps. It
Palmolive
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Soap Free
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We have arranged with the U. J. Johnson floss Co.,
makers of the famous PALMOLIVK products, to sup
ply im with a quantity of PALMOLIVK HOAP for frer
illxtrlbutloR among our ruktomera.
Preoent this coupon to us signed and purchase one
Jur of tlt follewing: PALMOLIVK VANISHING
CHKAM, PALMOLIVK SHAMPOO, PALMOLIVK
FACK POWDER, OK PALMOLIVK CRKAM, at 50c
and we will give yon
Three Cakes of Palmolive! Soap Free of Gorge
We have only a limited supply of tills Hoap oa hand, and only snort time to work this offer. Ho DON?
DELAY bringing this coupon to us for redemption.
This to your opportunity to give PALMOLIVE a trial.
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Moving Pictures
Marguerite Clark's latest screen
cbaractcrliation, "Helene of the
North," presents this dainty star In
tho most unique impersonation she
has yet assumed throughout her
triumphant association with the mo-
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far extremes, the drama iwari with
uninterrupted fascination, and wfcsuV
er In the limitless wilds, or the warn.
luxurious drawing room, Marguerite
Clark is equally effective and
cnslftlng.
This production In live resit wW
be shown at the Star tonight ortr.
and will undoubtedly prore to beot
of Marguerite Clark's best predic
tions.
HOUSTON'S
Mefriplitii Amuse
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
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lion picture art. Tho subject com
, bines lu a decidedly novel manner the
cultured atmosphere of arlitocratlo
society circles with the rugged en
vironment of tho trackless wastes of
Northwestorn Canada, Between these
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ORPHEUS THEATER
'. II. Miller. Mgr.
Friday and Saturday '
"The Great Goal,"
Last Episode, Neat of the Nary
"On the Vosges,"
Picturesque France In Colors
"Deep Died Dubs,"
Heists' snaLauU. .,
"Police Dog,"
Fourth Adventure Cartoon Comedy
Admission, 10c
Sunday Only
"HOP, THE DEVIL'S BREW"
A Bluebird Piny la Firs Faru
This remarkable photo play was
Produced With the conaant mmA .!).
ance of the United States Authorities.
Msuaee, iiw, Aoanlastsa lie.
Tonight 1
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85e and Merchants' Ticket
Admission, SO cents
Reeerve Seats at Harry lUthuim
STAR THEATER
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