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Guard Against
Poverty in Old Age
by jour sating hi jouth and nm
ttirlt.u Remember If 5011 dou't
sato now uur Inter joara may bo
full of dcsolntlon and dospnlr. Bet
lot forego useless ploasuros now
1 linn to suffei tlio pangs of pov
erty when our earning power hnii
gone
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I Tlii! following from the Hiik'iu
Statesman Kill bu of Interest to the
imany local friends of the young liidy
I mentioned "In MIhh I.oulse Benson,
I who miido her llrst appearance tin
'u vocalUt bi foro u Halom nudlpnce
nt tho Firm Mtthodlul church, musi
al circles of Salem hnvo been aug
mented by a Hlngor of marked abil
ity Mlsa Benson tamo to this rlty
recently from Klamath Falls She
In the daughter of Justice Honry I..
Benson of tho supremo court. Miss
IJCtlHOn. has 11 soprano tolte of dls
tliut purlt and sweetness of tonu.
8I10 miiiK "My Redeemer," by Dud
Icy Duck, ur a nolo, and took the
nolo part In tho chorus number, "Tho
Hundred Fiftieth Psalm, by Ran
iIckklm " Miss HciiHon Iiiih been He
lei led dm Kololttt for tho Wlllametio
ll'ulwirxlt) (lleo club, and also ap
peared In solo work with the Salem
Kcittlvnl thorns, which gave a con
icit at the Grand theater, Salem, last
JTIiursdii) otcnlng under tho direction
of ProfeBHiii P H Mendenhnll.
The local Woodcraft Circle held a
very Interesting meeting Tuesday
otenlng nt tho I O. O. P. hnll. After
tlio regular lodge work, tho Match
ronimlttcn ontertalncd with a real,
genuine darky camp meeting. A
dnrky preacher and well practiced
darky choir of lite members were
splendid In their work. All num
bers were well rendered and brought
lounds of applause After the entoi
talnmenl n luncheon of fruit salad,
cuke and toffee wns sened nnd great
ly enjojed by the largo crowd prot
on t
Two Jolly birthday surpilse par-
lien were held this week by the neigh
bors In Huenn Vista addition One
was held Monday at tho home of Mrs.
U V Kukondall,. complimentary to
Mr. Amanda Hnmnker, It being ner
btrthdio Mrs, Hamnkcr wns Invl'ed
1111 from her homo nt tho lake sldo
for the da nnd the surprise
Motorists Interested in Auto Show
United Press Service
DROOKLYN, N. Y., March
25, A fow years ago Herbert
Allen, 290 Irving avenue, lost
his Itgs In no accident. He did
not collect a cent In damages.
Last year he lost his wooden 4
legs In no accident. "Thlf time
I'll sue,'' said he. The Queens
county court has granted him
329 damages from the Brook-
lyn Heights Railroad company.
ton lirtho Evening Herald byer- JA'3,
of Hon. J. V. Kuykendal), 14 '?,
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tv. OrcKon. dated March 28. lUi M-. fe'
which order roqulree that taU sf
mons bo published once n weekj fflr Iw'vJ
nix aucppnqlvn wnnkit. nrlnr trt Wav ? s.:
C, 1D15.
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Attorneys for Plaintiff,
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of the "Exposition Trail' and es
pecial recognition for those touring
long distances to the fair will be'
given. f
LKOAL NOTICES
Proposals Invited 1
, Proposals will be received by the
, police judge of the city of Klamath,
i Falls, Oregon, for burnishing said
city with the following named fl re
lighting apparatus:
One Combination Chemical and
Hose Truck with and without pump
attachment. ;
Proposals to be filed with the po-'
lice judge on or before 8 p. m. Tues
day, May 2, 1916, at which tim
( alt proposals received will be opened,
and taken under advisement by the
common council.
1 All proposals filed 'shall be en-i
dorsed, "Proposals to furnish fire ap
paratus." Tho common council reserves the
right to reject any and all proposals.
I A. L,. LEAVITT,
Police Judge.
x Hy order 01 tne common council,
ln.l UamI. On 1Q1C 94.1AI 1.
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TO YOUR HEALTH
HAWXHURST'iS MARKET
Has been completely remodelled.
Is in the most sanitary conditio,
mid lias an nutonioblh; delivery
to insure lightning service.
CAN YOU BEAT IT?
for u combination for health and
i ontcnienceV Our prices are right
nml our meats the beat. u
717 .Main St. Phono 24 IK
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New Implement House
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COMPANY'S IMPLEMENTS AND
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KEYSTONE SPRING TOOTH
HARROWS AND DISCS
REPAIRS FOR ALL MACHINES
Mills & Son
Phone St SUth and Klawath
Jllhs Velum l.efler. Mn-ot of BlR M ur iKnionHirauou nnon, r.xpoauvn
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The Jlrst event of its kind ever ca" will be shown to the public ac
hcld will be seen In the Motor Dem-('ally working under every possible
onstratlon show at the San Diego' condition,
exposition. Opening early in Ma, Tugs-of-war between machines,
was It will Include exhibits of automo- head-on collisions, tirc-changlng con-
,,..," nn her In the nftemoon. hllcs. aoroplnnes, In fnct etery kind test, rompetltlon and tests of even-
Twelve ladles came with work bags of motor driven vehicle nnd their ac- conceivable sort are on the program,
and hemmed tea towels for the gut 'cessorios. .Aeionlanca and tractors will be tried
of honor and in n contest for the! The noel part of tho show lies, oit under tho same plan. It Is said
best buttonhole made In limited time however, in the fact that the exhibits that the government is planning to
, Mrs. I.caltt and Will not UC Sllll ones, un mo gruunus mi:u nine lesis mm bicui iuicimi.
Have You aSearch
Light on Your Car?
If your automobile is not
equipped with our elec
tric search light you don't
know what you are mis
sing. Light is pivoted so
so that it can be thrown
anywhere and is much
more powerful than your
headlights.
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WHITE PELICAN GARAGE
iiiIzcr were won by
Mrs. Johnson A dainty luncheon
wns sorted, a birthday cake with
lighted candles forming tho centcr
ploce of the ten table A Jolly time
wnB spent, and those present were:
Mosdnmes Geo. McLnln, Tom Elliott,
u- 11 MIIIh nienn Johnson. A. L.
l.eavltt, R. A. Alford, Harry Telford,
LiiO Telford. Carl Adams. D. V.
Kukondall, Amanda Hamaker, and
Miss Rose Reed.
Mrs A. L. Leavltt's blrtnuny nn
nitersary on Saturday, March 18. was
celebrated by a well planned sur
prise party hy tho neighbors of
Uuona Vista addition. It was nlso
nn npron shower. Mrs. Lcavltt re
ceiving ten aprons of nil sires nnd
shapes, nnd tho afternoon wns spent
In fancy work and visiting, after
which a luncheon of sandwiches, sal
ads, cake, coffee and sherbet wns en
Jojocl .by all, Tho friends present
weie: Mosdnmes U. V. Klrkendnll.
Cleo. McUIn, Harry Telford, M. Les
lie, R. A. Alford. (llonn Johnson, II.
Ulilch, Carl Adams, A. Hamnker, nnd
Misses Rose Reed nnd Penrl Leavttt.
K'h weie a win ded to tho students
making tho athletic teams of the lo
cal high school, on Wodnesday morn
lnc during nssombly. Coach Wllley
awarded the football K's, nnd those
students rocclvlng them were: ox-
rnptnln Molhaso, Wade Short, Cecil
Adams, Graham Klohl, L. Motschen
bncher, Austin Case, A. Heals, R. El
liott, Ira Orem (cnpiain-oiecw, .
(Irnves, Will McMillan nnd Onrnor
I.undy. Tho basketball K's wore
iwarded by Coach Motschenbachor,
llrht to tho girls of this year's team,
and thoso receiving them were: ex
Captaln Helen DuFault, Karlo Mont
gomery. Captain-elect Brmn Ilnmbor,
Vlolot Urohr, Forno noaginnn, Miry
McCormnck, Of last yoar's team
weie: Claudia Spink, Mabel Leavitt,
Ida Thomas, Adelaide 8chubert. Tho
will bo laid out hills, roads of ev- Chief of Motor Transportation Blythe
ory description, mud holes, etc., and Henderson and W. E. Benton are lu
. . . charge of this 191G model motor
boys receiving this J ear's K's for show.
basketball were: M. Graves, A. Beals, The motorist is to be especially
L. Motschenbachor, Jako Stelger (ex- well taken care of at the exposltlou
captain). John Houston and Ira Or- during 1916. Free parking space In
em. One of tho last year's K's was side tho grounds, marked boulevards
awarded to Will McMillan. A speech -
was requested of each one receiv
ing a K and each studen expressed
his thanks nnd also talked, about tho
athletic situation of next year. Ad
ams said that more fellows should
como out for football that possibly
could, and In this way would help
to build a better team and the train-'
lng would do each of them a lot ofiN
good. Many of tho fellows were en
thused over the athletic situation for
next year and there Is a big chance
for winning the football champion
ship of Southern Oregon, as the local
high school will only lose two play-,
ers while the schools of Medford and
Ashland will lose more. Coach WI1-,
ley talked to the students on ath
letics for next jear and praised tho
work of some of the members of this (
year's team. The students apprecl-.
atod this talk and gavo him a rottfi-1
lng ell. Ab n result of the morn-f
lng's exorcise, $50 was ralsedby the,
students to pay this tear's athletlo
deficit.
The Happy Hour club was enter
tained by Mrs. K. North at the homo
of Mrs. William P. Johnson Tuesday 1
afternoon. Present were: Mesdames
C. B. Clendennlne, Claude Davis, It.
A. Emmet, Loy Hlljard, John Hant-j
Uton, C. Heldrlck. 0. M. Hector, W.l
P. Johnson, Flojd Mundy, Harry
ninhavriann Wm. Stelnmetz. R. J.I .
Sheets, Win. Wcedon, Guy Waftors.-J
Chas. Martin. Roy Mooro, Nate Ot-!
tei boln, Ida Fink. Tho afternoon was (
spent In needlework, and refresh-, .
mouts tvero served.
No. 611 Equity
the circuit court for Klamath
county, Oregon.
Alex Martin Jr., plaintiff,
vs.
Mark L Burns and others, defend
1 ants.
To Mark L. Burns, William Belloni
and J. W. Qllmore, defendants:
In the name of the state of Ore
gon, you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled
suit on or before Saturday, May C,
1916, and if 50U fall to answer, for
want thcieof the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief demanded
In the complaint, to-wit: to fore
close his mortgage on, and bar alt In
terest in, the northeast quarter of
the southeast quarter of section 21,
township 40 south, range 8 east of
Willamette meridian, In Klamath
county, Oregon. May 6, 1916, is the
day of the time prescribed in the or
der for publication of this summons,
the first publication thereof being on
March 25, 1916.
This summons Is served by publl-j
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