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FOR THE EASTER PARADE
Outfit at this Men's Big Store. Here you will find Clothes, Furnishings and Hats
to suit your every liking, your every fancy, at prices you can afford to pay.
GOOD SUITS AS LOW AS $9.00, AND UP TO $35.00
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Styles. Here you can see the best efforts rrom America s dcsi womw roarers.
Step in and give them the "once over" anyway.
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KKK STORE
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GOING TO CHURCH
SPECIAL EASTER SERVICE WILL
BE HELD SUNDAY FORENOON
AT THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Professors Say
She's a Dictator
Arrangements have just been com
pleted by Cavalry Commanftry,
Knights Templar, for the annual
Easter exercises. The Knights will
attend services at the Presbyterian
church, the gerrlces beginning at 11
o'clock, and including a special ser
mon, "What Thomas Missed," by the
pastor, Rer. Chas. T. Hard.
The members of the commandry
will attend service In uniform, march
ing in a body from the lodge hall.
The order of services at the church
follews:
Organ prelude; doxology; invoca
tion; 'Lord's prayer; gloria, respon-J
alve reading; hymn; Scripture lesson;
special music; prayer; announce
ments;
prayer.
offertory, anthem, sermon;
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S.F.MAN CHARGED
WITH DUAL LIFE
PROMINENT ATTORNEY'S BODY
FOUND WITH THAT OF WOMAN
CLAIRVOYANT, WHO CAUSED
THE DEATH OF BOTH
Moving Pictures
"The Explorer," In which Lou-Tel-legen,
the International romantic star,
who at the age of 20 was leading man
for Mme. Sarah Bernhardt, makes 'his
debut as a photoplay star ot the Jesse
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i SAN FRANCISCO, April 2 0. Tim
othy Lyons, a prominent probate at-
' torney, and Ida Diamond, a clairvoy
ant, were found dead today In the wo
man's room. The woman left letters
addressed "to whom it may concern,"
regarding Lyons and herself, charging
the attorney led a life like unto Stev
enson's "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde."
The police believe the woman arose y
in the night, wrote the letters, and af
ter stuffing rags and papers in the
doors and crevices, turned on the gas.
Lyons evidently awoke, found himself ,
( suffocating, ana died trying to escape.
Lyons was a member of several wen
I known clubs, and was also prominent
in political circles.
New May Records bow being played
at Shepherd's. 18-tf
Verdoa of Other Days
During the Napoleonic wars of
more than a century ago Verdun was
the principal camp ot the Britons tak
en prisoners by the French. The con
finement of these prisoners was not
strict, and they had much leisure, it
is said, for gambling, dueling and
ven for love-making among the danv ,
els of the province. Verdun was
even envied for getting the "keep")
of thaoa nrlnnnam nit thn mnvnr nf !
Mets petitioned the French govern-1 ?,hen the .weet girl graduate of BrynT
meat for a share of them. Among MttWr wUl "" be r, thir
these desirable Britons was Lord Tar-'icen JKeo of the college have ro-
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mouth, said by some to be the orlgi-i, , ;,..,.' -."
.nal of the Marquis of Steyne m a methods of Miss M. Carey Thomas.
Thackeray's "Vanity Fair." and of President. This, one of the most
Lord Hoummith. la on. f Dimurti'. famous of American women's colleges,
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Good California table peaches $1.75
per dozen, at the Sunset. 30-24
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Maugham, the noted English drama
tist. Lou-Tellegen Is here given a role
which permits an elaboration ot the
particular romantic acting qualities
for which he has won groat fame. He
appears as a young English explorer
who leads a party Into the wilds ot
Africa for his government. In the
group Is a young ne'er-do-woll,
George Allerton. who has disgraced
i himself at home. He Is a brother of
Lucy Allerton, whom the explorer
loves
larton incurs the wrath ot a native
tribe by reason of his brutal conduct.
The lives of the mombcrs of tho ex
ploration party are at stake, when
the young man, realising atonement
can come only .through self sacrifice,
permits tho explorer and others to es
cape while he is killed. Subsequent
misunderstanding after tho return to
England are eventually cleared and
the explorer and Lucy are reconciled.
"The Explorer" has been presented
throughout Europe and America. This
Overeel Paramount production will
be shown tonight only at the Star.
Town Topics
Weed Visits.
Abner Weed of Dunsmulr is her to,
vUlt his ranch In the Wood River Val-'
ley.
Railroad Stem Arc Here.
(leorgo W, Carrlgan of Ilorobrook j
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In the African wilds young Al- j Knory 'or Uunimur nl official's of the
Shasta division, are hore on official j
business.
HOUSTON'S
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OPERA HOUSE
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Tonight will be '.book night" al the'
ICIka' IxxIro. ICnch member is sup-'
posed to bring a bonk for tho library ,
ot the Elks' home. A smoker will i
also be enjoyed. . - i
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THEATER
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L. Laskey Feature Play company, is a
plcturlzation of the famous play of
that name by William Somerset
Phone yottr orders early for qalcker
and better delivery service.
20-24 The Sanset Grocery.
From the Fort.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Loosley, James
Doak and Homer Collins were among
yesterday's arrivals from Fort Klamath.
Wants Full Cltlseaehlp.
Dennis Provo of Mills Addition Is
the first applicant for full naturalise-' "Dp,! jny
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TEMPLE THEATER
("A Sperlal Delhcr),"
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tho special hearing Circuit Judge
Kuykendall will hold in Bepttmber.
Provo Is a native of Canada.
Three
I'atho News."
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All morning orders from Eighth
street to the river leave the Sunset
Grocery by 0 o'clock, and by Sit HO af.
teraoons. For Hot Springs, 9:SO and
.1:80.
la helping to give better service. 20-24
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MATIXKi: DAILY AT 2:3"
ALL MCi:.Hi:i I'ICTIIUS
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
Merrill. Or
May we have your co-opcrsOoj, MOTION '(milti:H WKIl.SnUK
VI MATI'IIIMVH
Miss 51. Carey Thomas,
President of Bryn Mawr
Notice
There are funds In the city treas
ury for the redemption of the follow
ing bends:
Series A. Nob. 36. 27. 38. 39.
Series B, Nos. 139, 140, 141,142,'
143, 144.
Series C, Nos. 214, 216, 216.
' Interest ceases from May 1, 1918.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
I this 20th day of April, 1916.
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Right on the eve of commencement,
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City Treasurer.
models.
We try to please our customers in
very way, and when you can phone
year orders early, this pleases us.
28-24 The Sunset Grocery.
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durnnga muuang
Connection
la a serious matter and ought to
be done as the result of a careful
consideration ot all the qualifica
tions of the bank seeking busi
ness, We realise that the prin
cipal inducements a' bank has to
if
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fet you
JPledge ot
are security and the
personal attention to
year business. We know that our
large capital and surplus, together
with strictest Government Super
vision, make ibis institution ab
solutely sound, while the efficien
cy ot our equipment and service
fultl the other requirements of
has been torn apart, and investiga
tions are to be helJ. "
Heie From Bonansa.
Earl Bechdoldt and his mother,
Mrs. Fred Bechdoldt, were in town to
day, Earl coming on business, while
his mother spent the day visiting with
friends.
Administratrix Sale
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Klamath County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Henry
VL Keesee, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that pursu
ant to an order of the above-entitled
court, made and entered on April 20, '
1916, in the matter of the estate of
Henry W. Keesee, deceased, the un
dersigned as administratrix of said es
tate, will sell at private sale, for cash,
,to the highest bidder, upon written
bias submitted to said administratrix
at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on and af
ter May 20, 1916, all the right, title
and Interest of the said deceased in
Just received, a new shipment of
Beechnut Bacon, Chip Beef, Peanut
Butter. Grape Fruit Marmalade Oscar jand t0 the foowlng described real
u n koiwwb pe w. "property, situate in Klamath county.
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the Sunset.
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The British government pays Queen
Alexandra an annuity of $360,000.
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feed bank. It is quite worth
wkNe for any person to build up a
reputation that will entitle him
te credit at the bank. We invite
yeur aeeoaat; we eao be of ser-
te you.
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Mailing Lists
Now Ready
A complete and acenrate
list of every registered voter
in Klamath county, com
piled after the closing of
the registration books, on
April 19th, 1018. This
list contains 8,896 names,
with precinct, postofike ad
drees and political .party.
It is neatly printed.
Price 88. Order now. l
West half ot east half; east half of
west half; west half of northwest
quarter of section thirty-six; and
southeast quarter of southwest
quarter of section twenty-five, all
In .township thirty-nine south,
range eleven east "of Willamette
Meridian.
ROSE E. KEESEE,
Administratrix ot the Estate of Henry
W,. Keesee, Deceased.
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WANTED TO RENT Furnished
bouse, modern, close in; no call-
! dren. Address C. M., care Herald.
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FOR SALE Pure bred, Rufus Red
Belgian hares. Write Theodore D.
Young, Mldlind, Ore. 20-th-4t
FOR SALE Studebaker "16" tour
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within year, you should not fall to
visit our store now." The pianos of.
new, bright, classy styles
secured for spot cash
ios, every one of them, and
especially chosen for their tone qual
ities. Several new instrument have
been sold already this week. Why
not call and look them over while our
stock is so complete?
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