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Baldwin Hardware
Company
A FEW OF THE GOODS
WE SELL
Genuine Kdlson Madia Lamp
Electric Cooking ami Henllng
Devices
Hot Point Vacuum Clenncn
Eautman KODAKS and Pierno
Camsrss
Tennis Rackets and Tonn'U Balls
Everything for Baieball
Spaldlng'i Sporting Good
Pishing Tackle
Pocket and Table Cutlery
Cut Qlass, tho Very Beit Quality
Community Silverware
Mavlland China and Crockery
Coal Oil and Oasollne Stove
Tln Wood Hnvcirt
MAJESTIC RANGES
QUICK MEAL RANGES
COLES AIRTIGHT
HEATING STOVES
The Wood Savers
LINOLEUM
In All (IrmliM ami iit IUrIii
I'rlcen
PAINTS AND OILS
CHI-NAMEL
Tim wotnan'H friend, tho bent for
yuur furnltur, your floor and
Kimernl work about tbn bouae.
I'alnt your automobile yourself
with ClllNAMEI, Auto Color.
MnkcH It look llko n now car.
A Complete Line of
MECHANICS TOOLS
Slmonds Cross Cut Saw, Log.
gers Tools ana! the best brands
of Belting and Mill' Supplies.
FARM MACHINERY
Agents Klamath County
John Dear of Mollne, III.
Mowers, Binder, Rakes, Stack
ere, Plows, Harrows, drain
Drills, Manure Spreaders, Head
ere, Chatham the Mill that
cleana tha grain.
DELAVAL CREAM
SEPARATORS
Qet tha Cream
WAGONS
Studebaker, Sehuttlar, John
Deere the wagon built for hard
service, tho beat Ironed wagon
on the market. For cash wo will
eell you a .Wagon for leaa money
than any other dealer In Klam
ath Falle.
WE INSTALL
PRESSURE WATER
SYSTEMS AND
IRRIGATING PLANTS
Either Electric or Qaeellne Pow
er. Let us figure on one for you.
Agenta for
BYRON JACKSON
CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
AND GENERAL
ELECTRIC MOTORS
Everything In
PLUMBING GOODS
Pipe Fittings, Iron and Steel
Horse Shoes, Blacksmiths Coal.
Louden Hay Tools, Jaekaon
Forks, Wire Cable, Pullsys of
II kinds, Hay Corks, tope and
Water Baga
Baldwin Hardware
Company
Establish! 1175
Klamath Falls
The Houtt of Quality
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Wayne Keesee
Ida Thomae
Adelaide Schubert
Lucille Waldron
Mary McCornack
Maude Millar
Anton Pollvka
Kathryn McAndrewe
Margaret Dowling
Charlea Dorr
Rollln BtlUer
Loulee Rlgge
Perle Dow
Vlasta Oobry
Charlea Honalk
Myrtle Eee
Hazel Fry
Verne MeClellan
Dalay Hayden
Hortenae Hogue
Joe Avery
Ruth Ban
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an Everlasting Skirmish
who would not otherwise hare full without deluy. takable. Plana for advertising our It is requested that car owners with
load. It la planned to take an ex- The autos will be .decorated with section in several other ways. on the ing to make the trip, and othera wtot
perlenced repair man so that any car Klamath pennanta in a way that will trip are also being made. ins to go, will leave their name at
trouble enroutecan bejattended to, make the procession's source unmls- Several machines are now lined up. tno Commercial Club.
Dy H. D. JACOBS
(United PresB StniT Correspondent)
ADVANCED DASB, SAN ANTONIO,
ChlliUitliim. May 1G -(by courier to
Columbus, N. M.). CIiiibImb Villlstu
bandltH in llko ilRlitlng u Htubborn
flro. Squelch them In one plncn nnd
they brenk out In atiothor.
Tim Aiuoricnn trooim hnve clnuhcd
with tho main body of Vllllatn.s In four
"mnjor" engnnomentn. In oach case
tho enemy lost heavily and his forco
t has been scattered ami broken. Thrco
Union tho bandits have reorganised
and recruited almost to their original
HlrcnRth. And there is every possi
bility that thoy will be nolo to do ho
again.
Colonel Dodd and IiIh column of the
Seventh cavalry Htruclc tho Vll!lsta.
at Gueirero on March 28, defeating
them in a limning Unlit and sending
them HctirryliiR into thu hllla in small
groupH. Four days lator Colonel Ilrown
of tho Tenth surprised n small force
cnmpnxcd ot tlioso Hratlered remnants
at AguuH Culicnte.ii. Again tho bandits
wore broken up. Then camo tho only
real stand tho Vllllstas liavo made,
tho battlo with Dodd nt Tomachlc,
April 22. Although badly whipped, at
least u hundred of tho Vllllstas who
participated In tho cngagomont were
nblo to gel together and glvo Major
Howzo's Eloventh cavalry n battle
nt OJo Azulcs. Nearly half of the
Mexican foteo was left dead on tho
lleld. Many badly wounded are ro
ported to have gotten away. Despite
thin overwhelming defeat, It Is still
an open question wholhor this band
will bo nblo to reform again.
Thu Amerlran expedition has boon
In Moxlco nearly two months. Pancho
vnin. whoso ennturo or doatn wnn
tho main object, hns been drlvon Into
retirement. Iloportort from various
sources to bo badly wounded, ho may
bo either dead or disabled. At least
ho has boon eliminated ns a, political
and military factor in Mexico for tho
tlino being. About ICO of his men, in
cluding thoso lost nt Columbus, have
boon killed. Soveral of his chiefs nro
lunoiiR tho dead.
Yol banditry is still prevalent in
those parts of Chihuahua not actually
policed by American troops. Reports
uro bolnt rocolvod almost dally of
various slod bands operating in dls
Irlcts removed from tho American
linos. Some of theso are Identified as
Mlllutnh. The identity ot the othera
id doubtful. Individuals of known Vil
llstu sympathies are constantly being
brought Into camp by patrols. Even
now several detachments are In pur
suit ot Candelcrlo Cervantes, report
ed at largo with a considerable force.
Whcru Is it going to end? Kill h
Villlstu and two boo up in bis plsco.
Declmato an entire band and they are
recruited to full strength a few days
later. It really will be Quite a job
to eliminate every "malo bombre" In
Northern Mexico, but It appears aa
though tho expedition will have to
do Just that if it is going to make
the country habitable. Oiven time,
tho Americans promise to do it.
Tho Filipino Y. M. C. A., of which
Toodoro It. Yangeo, now In the United
States, Is president, conducts special
classes for tho preparation of aspirants
for tho Philippine civil service.
There is less wnBto and duplication
of functions In the Philippine civil
sorvlco than in many a national civil
service, not exceptlnp that of the
United States. ,
AUTO JAUNT TO !
THE ROSE SHOW
KLAMATH COUNTY BOOSTERS
PLANNING JUNKET TO PORT.
LAND, ADVERTISING THIS SEC-
I TION UVfclf int 11
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A number of Klamath's automobile
enthusiasts and boosters are planning
an excursion to tho Rose Festival at
Portland Juno 7, 8 and 9. The proe
poet or a beautiful trip from this city
up tho west side of the Cascades over
tho Pacific highway- and back vis
tho Columbia highway and the east
sldo of the mountalna is proving very
nlhirlnfc. Alroady a number autre ex-,
pressed their Intention of Joining the
expedition. .. . j
Those who have no machines and
wish to go in this way can probably
make arrangements with car owners;
Mid-Season Suit Clearance Sale
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Every Suit Must Go-
Price Will Do It
Starting Friday, astonishing new prices on all our New Spring Suits for Women and Misses. A most attractive
and complete assortment of the correct models for every summer need.
fcl 1 Ctit fr Suits worth
apll.aU up to $16.50
$17.50
for Suits worth
up to $25.00
$26.50
for Suits worth''
up to $40.00
Belted and loose-fitting in Gaberdines, Serges; Whip-Cords, Poplins and Checks.
Absolute Clearance of
Over 100 Hats
At amailng reductions
$2.95 for valuea up to 15.00
3.85 for valuea up to $7.50
$5.95 for valuea up to $10.00
Positively none of these Hate on
approval. None can be returned.
Sport Suits
New Awning Stripe Blouae, with
.plain Sklrta trimmed to match. All
elces and styles. Prices range
$3.50 to $7.50
New Separate Skirts
Blazer Stripe Wash Skirt $1.50
White Gabardine, with 3elt $1 JO
White Qolflne, with Belt SSJB
Korect Skirt, all wool, fancy
weave .-.A $5.00
We are ad owing a vary superior as
sortment In separate Sklrta for ell pur
posesneat and Inexpensive. c
Chiffon Taffeta
SS Inchea wide. Black Chiffon
Taffeta, fine and eeft, and will
not split. Special price per yard
$1.50
Women's WhiteHose
Complete line of .sixes.
Round Ticket White Hose.,..25c
Out-size Rib Top White
Hose ,...u 35c
811k Lfkle White Hose 50e
Pure Silk Boot White Hose.-.50e
Kayser White Silk Hose ....$1,00
Sewing Machine
Needles
For All Makes, per Cube
10c
' Aprons
Dress and Apron In one. Qeea
ovsr head. ..Extra large else,
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65c
Voiles
Washable yarn dyed voiles.
All new summery patterns,
25c
Women's Rust-Proof
Corsets
All latest models for spring
season. Prices range
$1.00 op to $5.00
Round Ticket
Stockings
For your children. 'Same fast
colors. Same eld. price,
25c
Just Arrived
A "large assortment of
FINK LACKS
For Collars
15c to 45c
WadableKid
Gloves
Guaranteed te Wash '
$150
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