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Olcott's Opponent Is
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Mr. Moore hu been chairman of
the state republican committee he
has rendered crest eerrlce to the rr
publican party and la recognised
probably the best posted man oa pub
lic affairs In. the state, and re mark-
ably well qualified to fill with credit
the post to which he aspires.
While Mr. Moore has always been
a regular party-man, in ue oesi
sense of the term, he has favored
forward-looking policies and political
progress. As speaker of the house
ho voted for woman suffrage back
in '96. and has always championed
the Interests and ambitions of
nmen. He favored and voted the
initiative and referendum and the
providence of the "Oregon System."
As a member of the Portland dock
commission, his record has been one
of scrupulous fairness to labor, and
bas the approval of the friends of
organised labor.
Republicans who are supporting
Mr. Moores at the primaries dwell
strongly on his excellent record, and
at the same time polat to the fact
that his opponent, Ben Olcott, does
not merit the support of republican
gan. His four children were all; voters as be has never been a frlead
Charles B. Moores, of Portland,
who has announced his candlacy for
republican nomination for secretary
of elate, Is one of the best known re
publicans in Oregon. For years he
has been chairman of the republican
state committee and as such has the
friendship and support of working
members of the party in every pre
cinct Mr. Moores is a real Oregonlan.
His grandfather. Colonel I. tR.
Moores, represented Lane county la
the territorial legislative assembly
and in the Oregon constitutional con
vention. His father, John H. Moores,
represented Marlon county in the Or-
egon state senate.
Mr. Moores himself was speaker
of the Oregon house of representa
tives in 1895, and has always been
active in public affairs. He was ap
pointed register of the TJ. 8. land
office at Oregon City by President
McKlnley, and served one term.- For
thirty-eight years he has been a trus
tee of Willamette university, of
which institution he is a graduate.
He also is a graduate of the law de
partment of the University of Mich!
Like all the celebrated and pop
ular stars of the Famous Players
Film company, Including Mary Pick
ford. Marguerite Clark. Pauline Fred
erick, Hasel Dawn and Marie Doro,
John Barrymore came to the screen
with every faculty for success In his
possession. Youth, an abundance of
Five Special Lines We Are Featuring for Tomorrow-
the Day Before Easter, in Women's Ready-toWear
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SpecialNo. 1
More than on hundred new white nml colored waists, repre
senting tome twentyflve t)lw: nluc iiiirqiinlnt at the price
they will be offered for tomorrow ' veiling. Choice of tlio lot and
as many ns you wnnt at the jxclftl pric
$1.00
Special No. 4
White Shoes aad Oxfords, rubber or lontlui
ferrmlt both button aad lace styles) special toIiim
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69c to $3.50
Special No. 2
Women's all silk walst, white mid colors, a choice selection,
real Two Dolar values, at present market price, nil lxei, special,
$1.60
educated in Oregon. A daughter at
the Willamette and O. A. C, one son
at O. A. C, and two at the state unl
versify. A director of the Oregon Histori
cal Society, president of the Oregon
State Pioneer Association and a mem
ber of the dock commission' of the
city of Portland, he is laboring faith
fully and with credit for the public
welfare. He is a successful business
man, and In Ais public activities and
private -life his record is absolutely
dean.
During the two campaigns in which
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EASTER
CRAVATS
We lave just received by
express twenty-five dozen
pieces of
NECKWEAR
especially for Easter.
Tfcese are all the high qual
ity Cowen Sterling Cravats
50c, 75c, $1 $1.50
K. Sugarman
I LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW
cf the party under which he now
Eeelcs re-election. It is pointed out
that Olcott was originally appointed
by Governor Oswald West, a demo
crat. Olcott managed, and is said
to have financed. West's campaign.
While the constitution prohibits
holding" office for more than two
terms, It is pointed out that Olcott,
It elected, would be in office for ten
years. He was appointed for two
and then elected for four years, so
that if elected, while not violating
the letter of the constitutional pro
vision as it has been interpreted, he
would be violating its spirit by hold
ing office for more than eight years.
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PACIFIC COAST LHAOIT
4 4 4
Standing of the Clot
Won Tt jvt
Los Angeles 10 6 .667
Oakland 10 6 .625
Vernon 8 .471
Portland ...7 9 .488
San Francisco 7 10 .412
Salt Lake 6 8 .886
H. E.
Resmlte Yesterday
At Portland R
12 Innings.
Portland 12 2
Salt Lake 5 12 8
Harstad .and Roche, Hall and
Vann. Flttery replaced Hall In the
eighth and Souck replaced Harstad.
At Oakland R. H. E.
Vernon 2 6 0
Oakland 1 2 0
Arrellanes and Spencer. Klawwlt-
ter and Elliott.
At Los Angeles R. H. E.
San Francisco 9 16 1
Los Angeles 6 0
Baum and Sepulveda. Scogglns
.and Boles. Brant replaced Scogglns
in fifth. Horstman replaced Brandt
In sixth. 8teen replaced Baum In
seventh. Schoor replaced Horstman
in eighth.
COOKED FOOD, APRON
SALE HERE TOMORROW
A sale of aprons and of home
cooked foods will be held at Virgil's
store, Fifth and Main streets, tomor
row by the Ladies Aid Society of the
Mt. Laki Presbyterian church. The
women of Mt. Laki are very busy to
day preparing toothsome dainties, and
they will offer a nice variety of eat
ables.
The sale begins at 10 o'clock la the
forenoon.
"(Etaa" is a very familiar word la
the lasaraBce field. Chilcoto repre
sents all of the "JEtaa" companies. 11
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talent that may even be termed geni
us, grace, an attractive personal ap
pearance and intelligence, made
screen success as certain as was his
popular record on the stage. The
comedy successes In which he has
previously been presented on the
screen indicated what a far greater
triumph he had attained as a film
star than the stage could ever pro
ride, but his greatest ability la rep
resented in his next appearance un
der the management of the Famous
Players Film company on the Para
mount program, "The Incorrigible
Dukane," the current feature attrac
tion at the Star tonight. A story with
comedy, drama and romance, each in
Itself an important element in the
plot, and combined, constituting a
photoplay of unusual appeal, "The
Incorrigible Dukane" is one of the
strongest features released in some
time. John Barrymore achieves a
triumph rare even to a Famous Play
era star.
Special No. 3 ;,'
Women', silk petticoats, assorted beat colors, newest style,
nt three prices, special, n" "v jj - - V-.-
$1.98, $2.48nd $3,903 '
Special No. 5
Two specials in
value.
Tot
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They represent an nsaortniont ilmt ulll ovate lateaw
Inter! among Kaater shoppera tomorrow, owing to the apieoju
style, good workmanship and quality of iimtcrUL lucd.
suit are priced at
$14.85
TheXoats at $12.95
WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT IXJATED IN ANNEX ENTRANCE MAIN STORK,
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Town Topics
Library Instated.
A library has Just been Installed in
the Hotel Hall lobby by the United
Commercial Travelers, for the benefit
of the commercial men and other
guests of the hostelry. The books
wore secured for the library through
the liberality of local firms.
In From Tale Lake.
Bob Dalton, a well known resident
of the southern part of Klamath
county, was in today from Tule Lake
k( tending to business matters.
Forest Officials Visit.
Supervisor M. L. Erlckson of the
Crater National Forest, and R. F.
Hnmmatt, forest supervisor, with
headquarters at SIsson, came In last
night on official business. Mr. Ham
matt is accompanied by his wife and
family.
Yonna Valley Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scbmore were
In the county seat today from their
ranch in the Tonna Valley country.
Matt'a Mother Dies.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Matt and son
Cecil left this morning for Portland,
after receiving the sad news of the
death of Mrs. Joseph Matt, Mr. Matt'a
mother.
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
IT'S GRANDMOTHER'S RECIPE TO
IJIUNG BACK COLOR AND LUS
TRE TO HAIR
32 Miles Useless Walking
Saved Every Year
In Housework
This Is trat one of the advantage secared by the artftlflr
floor arrangement a illustrated la oar new
$15,000.00 Book of Plans
It' very easy to yet yoar Ideal Hosse. Oar method saves
jroa all bother all worry aad enable yon to get exactly
what re want. May we prove this .TbatV no obUawtioB
aacarred.
Big Basin Lumber Co.
" EVERYTHING TO BUJI,D WITH "
Klamath Falls, Oregon Phone 107
Notice
There are funds in the city treas
ury for the redemption of the follow
ing bends:
Series A, Nos. 36, 27, 38, 39.
Series B, Nos. 139, 140, 141, 142,
143, 144.
. Series C, Nos. 214, 215, 218.
Interest ceases from May 1, 1910.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
this 20tb day of April, 1916.
J. W. SIEMENS,
20-5t City Treasurer.
That beautliul, even shade of dark
glossy hair can only bo had by brew
ing a mUturo of Sago Tea and Sul
phur. Your hair is your charm. It
makes or mars tbo face. When it
fades, turns gray or streaked, just an
application or two of Sage and Sul
phur enhances its appearance a hun
dred fold.
Don't bother to prepare tho mix
ture; you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition of
other Ingredients for 50 ceuts a largo
bottle, all ready for use. It Is called
Wyctb's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound. This can always bo depended
upon to bring back the natural color
and lustre of your hair.
Everybody uses "Wyetb's" Sago
and Sulphur Compound now becauso
it darkens so naturally and evenly
that nobody can tell it has been ap
plied. You simply dampen a sponge
or soft brush with It and draw this
through the hair, taking one small
etrand at a time; by morning tbo
i?ray hair has disappeared, and after
another application it becomes beau
tifully darkend appear glossy and
lustrous. This ready-to-use prepara
tion is a delightful toilet requisite for
those who desire dark hair and a
youthful appearance. It is not In
tended for the cure, mitigation or pre
vention of disease.
The American Druggists'
Fire Ins. Co.,
Hjnopili of the Annntt Blitera.nl of
of Cincinnati, In lha !! of Ohio, on tht
31it dajr of December. 1015, mid lo th
Inauranc Commltalontr of tht HUt of Ore
(on, puriuint to Uw:
CplUl.
Amount of capital paiil op.... I 200,000 00
lacomt.
Net premiums recelted ilurlnc
tho rear t 180,122(11
tntereat, dWldenila, and rents re
celted during the jrcar ...... 14,471, SS
Income from other aourcei re
ceived during th jear .. 340.89
Total income I
Disbursements.
Net losses paid durinc th jrear.t
Dividends paid on capital stock
durinc the year
Commissions and salaries paid
during the year
Taxes, licenses, and fees paid
durinc the rear
Amount of all other eipcndlturts
Total expenditures . , f
Assets.
Value of stocks and bonds owned
(market Taluc) t
Cash In Lanka and on hand....
l'rcmtums In course of collection
written since Sept. 30, 1915
Interest and rents due and DC-
rruid and due from llelus
fire loss
133,043.01
30,248 83
18,000 00
31,080.80
7,644 10
10,830.79
Don't Wait
Take Advantage of a Klamath FaUa
Cltlien's Kxperleace
Now May Heron) now beiaf altjH
at Shepherd'. 114
Total assets .8
Total assets admitted In Oregon
Liabilities.
(Iron claims for losses unpaid t
Amount of unearned premiums
on all outstanding risks ....
All other liabilities ........
711,591.03
Total liabilities, exclusive of
capital stock of 3200,000, $
Total premiums In force Dec.
81,1015 143,04182
Business in Oregon for the Year.
Total Insuranco written during
the rear Ins reinsurance,,..! 7,000 00
Gross premiums received during
the year less reinsurance.... 06 02
Total amount of insuranco out
standing In Oregon Uce. 31,
10IS. less reinsurance 7.000 00
TUB AMKKICAN DKUdOIHTS' VINE IN8.
CO. by Frank II. Freer ckt. Hecretarr.
Statutory resident general agent and attorney
lor service: uari A. nam, niamain rails,
Oregon.
When tho back begins to ache,
Don't wait until the backache be
comes chronic;
Till kidney troublU dorelop;
Till urinary troubles destroy night's
rest.
Prom by a Klamath Falls cltiwn's
experience.
Mrs. Jeff Wilson, Oregon and Ful
ton streets, Klamath Falls, nays: "I
113,332,40 . havo been subject to bickacho and
kidney trouble for several yosrs. At
322;o80."3't,mcH l eot t"'ulo J"ln across my
""' ' Uilnon and could hardly go, I was In
0,ro much mlHcry. My kldnoys never
acted right whenever I had these
spells with my back, and I folt miser-
ablo all over. Since I hnvo been tak-i
Ing Doan'H Kidney I'llls, I am both-1
ercd but ery llttlo by backache or'
kidney trouble. '' I
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't'
simply nk for u kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Wilson had. Fotiter-MUburn
Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
Expert Plumbiig
8ii(Ui:it. IIATIITUIW, BTXU,
Proxrly luntallsa
Ciinitr Line of Supplle
and Kqulpmeat
Pade & Lorenz
704 Main 8t
3,492.88
423,322.14
423,322.14
1.011.72
73,484 S3
4,174.78
Family style board, fE per week.
Transient meals, 25c. Mrs. Alma
Peterstelner, Oak and Sixth. 17-8t
ORPHEUS THEATER
C. R. Miller, Mgr.
Friday aad Satarday
"Graft," Fifth Episode.
Two Parti
"Cade Sam at Work."
"Mettle of Jerry McGalre,"
Two Part
"Scandal at Sea."
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MT. LAKI ITEMS
The Mt. Laki church will hold
Easter services at 11 o'clock Sunday
morning. Special music will bo ren
dered, and everyone is invited.
An enthusiastic meeting of the
Parent-Teachers Association was held
at the school bouse Friday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Applegate made a very
Interesting talk on "Our Rural
Schools."
Dr. Morgan has gone to Medford to
attend Presbytery. He will also visit
relatives In the Rogue River Valley.
Son Is Bon.
Cards have been received announc
ing the birth of a--10-pound son to
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Enders Jr., of
Ashland. The proud mother was for
merly Miss Alma Wing, and has
hosts of friends la Klamath Fall.
Card of Thanks
Wo wish to express our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation of the kind
ly sympathy and assistance shown us
by neighbors and friends during our
lato bereavement In the sickness and
death of our beloved son and brother,
Cecil Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Townsend,
Brothers and Sister.
Mailing Lists
Now Ready
A complete and accurate
list of every registered voter
in Klamath county, com
piled after tho closing of
the registration books, on
April 10th, 1010. This
list contains 8,00 Barnes,
with precinct, postoSloe ad
dress and political party.
It is neatly printed.
Price SO. Order now,
Herald Pablishinf
Company
HOUSTON'S
Metropolitan Amusements
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
April UJUs and 23th
Return Engagement
"BATTLE cnY OF PEACE
Tho World's Greatest Picture
PEERLESS ORCHESTRA
COMING
"THE NE'ER DO WELL"
STAR THEATER
THE INCORRIGIBLE DUKANE"
Flvo Roo) Paramount, Featuring
JOHN BARRYMORE
TEMPLE THEATER
"A Special Delivery,"
Vim Comedy
"Destiny,"
Three Reel Essanay
"Patlse Newa."
Admission Always 10c
MATINEE DAILY AT SiSO
ALL LICENSED PICTURES
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
Merrill. Ore.
MOI HIV PICTURES WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS
WHY
Dhl mp sell our Ilmt csrlosd el
Raton Cars no iiilrklr?
BECAUSE
The Saxon Six is tho car ftm
havo been waiting for. A
Orst class In every iwrticutor l
price that la right.
IF YOU PAV :t.K0 foracii
you got no bolter material la r
car than you find In tho SaioaSll
Does not this mean Homethlsg
you? Before buying let us
you this oar In ecry uu-
Telford Bros Garage
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DOUBLE TREAD TIRES
Your Junk Tiren Made to
9,000 to 0,000 Miles More
Our method Will BBVe J00 t
per cent of your tiro eoJ
IIOI1UIC ww--
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will Iva vmi
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casing, practically puncture, -.-out
and woathor proof, ww "
two of your old junk tiros JJ
will comblno them into one tnor
oughly serviceable caalng.
Tho cost Is InslKninwf'IT
point of mileage, PecU"rtlr
view of tho fact that njwIW
prlceB oro souring. It nuL
small fraction of c'7,
whereby you savo tho P"
now tire. K you tove lewwjjj
will be able to rc-t.ro JJjWJ
wheel, of your car "yu
only one we win '""'"- -Jtt, tj
fn. h.va nroven tholr vM",
... manw niltomtrfl. O
will Biunber you among wm
CHAS. R. MARPLE
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