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DK ',rtM 8Jf ' .! will bu thu greatest procession of
PORTLAND, Oft., June 7. Portland 'ho queenly bloom over staged.
.,wu turn Homage to Rom, queen of Oregon' military, fraternal and civic
jowem. Tie l,.Dlh J10""' ilo" FMH'
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yore than 10,000 boy and stria from
lH public school of Portland will pre-
ujat.tbu pagoent'of the "human roees"
to
Tbe featlval center where more than
M000 Hduarn feet la filled to ovorflow
IBI wltb rosea .and .other seasonable
flowers In the greatest spectacle of tho
kind ever presented in, ton united
BtstM.
In tho center of 'thltt vaat dUplay Ih
i tauao roue bowl, where more than 1G,
0 flower arc massed to form a floral
tod electrical' fountain, the flrat of tbo
Uad ever built. ' '-'
June li roue time in Portland and
Billions of flower are In bloom in all
part of tbo city.,' 'Tbo floral parado to
morrow will place on review more than
MOO.OOO roaea.' "
Fully 1,000 automobile will be In tho
parade. .
Artificial flowers aro barred from
ftitlval In Portland and tbo decorated
automobile and vehicle parade
; bodies nnd marching organizations rep
relenting cltlos of Oregon, Washington,
Idiiho nnd- California will participate '
In a groat piifjnent Friday, Tho same
nftornoon brlnca tho annual regatta
on tho Willamottu rlvor
Tho Orvwm metropolis Is crowded
with visitors from many Btatos.
Special excursions aio hrlnslnR thou
sands from all over the Northwest.
Tho blK ovoiit of tho nflcrnoon Is '
tho national dedication of thn Colum-!
bin rlvor highway, tho roadway maklngj
tho gorge of thn famous Columbia river
pasHuhlo for auiomobllos and vehicles '
of nil kinds for (ho flrsttlmo, '
This li the home of all of the tna
companies. Chllcote, 033 Main. 2C
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
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Hetoelnt Irene, Cfcafllna Olahaa,
Fum 'lut, Setterl, Plash tight,
Handy Lantern, ate., ate. Eetl.
mate en llaatriaal Installation
cheerfully alyea.
CECIL WEEKS.
ELECTRICIAN
At 'the Klamath 'Seertaman ttora
Mi and afaln, "hen S9
Dearest Public:
Wo have with us today Mr. il. A..
Davis or Switzerland, New York and'
Han Francisco, who will be with u as i
long as wu can pay him Uio wages.
Mr, Duvlu Is n watchmaker of repute,
mid linn yours of oxporlenco, being ono
of 'of the Inspectors of the Waltbam watch I
factory.
1 If your diamond needs re-setting we'
can do It whllo you wait, and It's a
Ileal job when It's finished.
Say, girlie, If you aro going to be(
thu pormunent slave for June, you'd j
better sot bUHV. Clot rlcht un In his I
lap and stay till II Ukes on him. We Mmn- hjrwalhl. who has signed for
have a stock of diamonds from ten to thrw & ,n No York c"y wiu
three hundred and fifty dollars, and Wel,nt8nUon of lnu compelling Jess Wll
can work the wires and go stronger. I ,arfl t0 uke hlm on for the chaaplon
hi, M.onk of niavorv run. "P- He looks like a champloa. He is
wi.v .lon't vcu rnmn in and .. the 8x f1 four Inches Ull, weighs
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Sblrta, Collar; and all Silk Qoods
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Fancy ' Drasse. or anything
127 Fourth St
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Sand ua your work by parcel poat
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HOCKING LEFT HOOK AND LANOIMG-ilSTEPPiriC iHSIDE LFT HOOK WITH
LEFT HOOK IN SOIAR. 9LEXU5 W
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Here I Fred Fulton, the Rochester, 'known to the prize ring He is built.
like Bob FiUslmmona. He is going to
box At Reich, who also looks Ilka a
champloai. f
"I'd Uke to manage Fulton." said Kid
McCoy. "He looks' teaet'Tka ttooua
Kid- called atteteUoa to tke-fact that
are
ice tea tumblers and spoons T
I am telling you right, they
class for the price, $4.00.
Some times you make me as happy
as If I had my leg broke.
The very idea of going borne with;
flour and not a diamond in the homaa.
Don't forget us when your watch goe
on the bum. j
No. Eve, wo don't put 'rib in um
brellas, we recover them.
I don't mean recover (taken by mis
take).
1 shall appreciate your patronage.
but don't Uke too long.
I love you, and you cant help your-,
self.
McHATTAN.
pounds,
and
has the
longest
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reach
Fulton la being taught the crouch .that In the stomach.
Tommy Ryan showed Jim Jeffries.
"He ought to stand straight to take
advantage of his great, height and
reach," said the 'Kid. Jeffries, you
know, waa taught the crouch by Ryan
because he had a tender stomach. The
nighty cave man didn't like to be hit
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MAIN HTRKKT, NKAIl FIFTH
PHONB larl
The Waters WMfcrsity
wiu never rise high enough to
trouble thoee who have the saving
habit The Irat duty of a yolng
couple should be Uvatcrt putUng by
Utile every pay day. Thla bank
fra you all Ita laeUWaa to amte
aad to pay you .forJYourprudence
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KLAMATH FALLS CHAUTAUtjUA, JUNC ,
i Program Bef hi trempMy
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Evening Harp Concert ...
Stereoptlcon Lecture,
WIONIMAV
i . Blaaheth daBarri OtU
'America' Before, the WoHdt -
-Dr. Ireder yulM.Flaher
Admission lV
THUfttOAV
Mornlng-rJunlor Chauuuqua
Afternoon Prelude .... ......
Klagrtbur Pageant
..x Kaag Axthurt Ceartv
Kekakm'r MwaHa QuUtet
BdChiMreai
We ,
Evening Aa Evening In Hawaii '
(a)' Qpenlng Concert .... Kekukw BawaitaM
(b) Illustrated Lecbre, "Isles of Peace" Frederiek A: Halten
(c) Closing Concert, featuring "Aloha Oe" (Ooodbye)
... Kekalra' Hawailaa Qalatet
AdmiaslonTSc '' .
Don'l Wait
Take AdveMafe of a
Ojaee'e
When the back begin to ache,
. Don't wait until the backache' be
come chronic;
Till kidney troublta develop; s
till urlqary trouble destroy night's
ratv'
Profit by a Klamath Fall cltiaw'a
experience;.-. ... ,-.., . . ,
Mr. Jeff Wilson, Oregon aad Ful.
ton stroeu, Klamath. Fall, ay: ".I
have been subject to backache aad
kidney trouble for vral year. ..At
time I. got Urrible pain acroea aty
kidneys and could hardly o, I W'aa li
o much misery. My kidney never
acted right whenever, I bad thee
spell with my back, and I felt aiieer
able all over. Since I have beea tak
ing Doan's Sidney PHI. I a both
ered but very little by' backache or
kidney trouble.'
Price ,60c, at all dealer. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy tet
Doan'a Kidney Pill the same that
Mr. Wilson had. FoaUr-hOTbura
Co., Props.,.Buffalo. N. V. Adv. I
After one or Senator Week1, eater
prising, ruaners-up at CbJcaao has
spent SI hoars, hi moat wlnBiacBa
ner nnd a b'reakfaat tnvlUtioa oa two
delegate) tinder the mtsappreaeaajoa
that they Were old guardiraen; oaly to
discover they were red hot, raataaker
ous Robafveltlaa progreaslvea, the sen
ator was enough of a.aport to hay, their
coKee aad rella aayway. - m$
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Information about the Klamath
country cheerfully furnlehed.
Chlloet. ' ' ' -'
SOUTH NO LONGER
G.O.P.
DOMINATES
RERf OINTMENT .OlF
TfON TKENOTH
,OELEOA-
OOWN
CUTS
THE FORCE OF THE SOUTHERN-
ERS.AS A UNIT.
in the 1918 coaveatioa.Tdelegatea
from the South constituted nearly one
half the majority aeeeaaary to. noml;
nate-JT out of 60. ,Th eeaventioa,
howeyajylift'to theceiatttee the.task
of .mdjkutlas.- -the.-repreenUUon
scheme, with e.-reat, that, in the
1016 convention .there are only S00
southern delegate twa-fitths of the
total aad less thaai half, of the 493
necessary to aoaUaatav
Nearly 600 of the delegates to the
1916 convention were chosen by direct,
primaries.- -
Chilcou oollect rente and leek af
ter property of all kind, M
a "
K vest .pocket edltiea of,T. B. la the
person of,t.' R. Jr., haa arrived la
Chicago, and anaeaaeed that "what
ever the convea'tiea dee, the aentl
nent of the country la far father."
- ;;; ;a
Judge Henry NU,af . Chioago, orig
inal mother' peaaa aCToaate, said he
would 'try to have thetretublicaa plat
form endorse af thera' paaaUa legtokv
tloa la ttM eUtaa. .,..;
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CONVENTION FIQURES
Republican
Number of delegate -
Neeouary to nominate
Democratic
Number of delegate
Necessary to a choice
(Two-thlrda voteBecessary)
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Former Heavyweight Champion Jae.
J.'Corbett la in Chicago looktag them
ever. He expect to he at the' riagslde
whoa the goag aoaads today. The
parrlng of the ppUtlclaa la great."
says, Corbett, "but it took like a real
tght when they set act
" By HYMAN H. COHEN
(Written for the Baited Press)
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i PORTLAND, Ore., June 7. Weather
!too cold.
Those three words tell the exact con
jdltlon of the 1916 grain crop In the
states, of Oregon, Idaho and Washing
ton.
I From practically every section of the
Pacific Northwest, special crop corre-
; spondentft announce that weather con
ditions during the month of May have
continued against the cereal crops.
' This, perhaps, is not the moat serious
drawback to the three states producing
even an average crop of wheat this sea.-
son. In the first place, the acreage Is
j so greatly reduced below the normal of
I recent seasons that even were weather
conditions Ideal, the, total crop could
J scarcely he up to the average.
j The protracted rainy period during
the early fall, the entire winter and
j spring months, gave little opportunity
1 for farmers to get in their normal acre
J age of grain. In some sections leas'
jthan one-half the normal acreage la
I shown.
A a general rale the light land sec
tions are showing the beet crop condi
tions this seasoa. The Colombia River
section of Oregon 1 especially fortu
nate, considering the standing of the
crops elsewhere. In the light lead sec
tions of Umatilla county, Oregon, aad
Walla Walla county, Washiagtea, the
prospects are for better than in the so-
called heavy land ectlon.
"Weeds are giving more than the
usual amount of trouble la the wheat
fields of the' three states, the damage
being especially 1 noticeable in the
heavy land sectloae.
As a role the showing of spring
wheat is much better than ia the. win
ter planting, and both oat aad barley
are showing a better condition thaa
wheat
Reports fro some of .the leadiag dis
trict show;.
Oregoa Athea 'wlater wheat cem
ditioa M per coat; striae wheat N
4, - per ceai. weaiaer aas. aeea eaureiy
1,369 ,too cold. Wheat very, backward aad
4te' weedy.
Freewater Wlater wheat eoadioea
76 per cent; aprtag wheat M per ceat;
barley 96 per ceat: kay 17 per eeat;
oat 85 per 'ceat Weather aafaveS
able. Conditloa fwill improve with S9
days good weather. "
The Dalle Winter wheat coaditfoa
60 per cetft; spring wheat 90 per ceat;
hay 60 per ceat; oats 60 per ceat. Crop
poor due to cold weather. ' "
Pendleton Wlater wheat condition
a little below average, with, aprtag
wheat .lightly better thaa wiaHet;,,
Barley aad hay conditions tead: MsMV3,
lands, have good prospect. AU aeetfj.
warmer weather. .:i,
Independence Wiater wheat eaa'at
tlon 95 per cent; spring wheat, eet
hay and barley 100 per cent General
conditions fairly good.
Washington Walla Walla Wlater
wheat poor, 65 to 80 per cent; priajrf
wheat 70 to 80 per ceat I barley aialj'
hay same. Winter wheat yellow, faM
of weeds.. Spring wheat good, bat late:!
First crop alfalfa small..
Kohlotus Winter wheat 60 per eeat;'
spring wheat 75 per cent Cree very-!
backward. "'
Garfield Wheat condition backward.
Weather too cool for ntunaatit.
growth. t"
HERE'S THE OOPIJ
ON 1912 SESSION
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OWING TO MANY ARSUMENTS Of
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LATE REQARDtNOJ THE SPLIT OK
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FOUR YEARS AGO, WE DELVE I
TO FAST TO SAVE hIoOOSHC0
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The republican aatioaaleoav
held at the CoUaeua. Chleate
nated WUUam H.; TaA aad ' Juass ,
Schoolcraft Sherjaaa of Mew Tet .
for president aad vice-preldat gl.
Only 728 of the 1.078 accredited eWn
gate voted 344 dekgatea either beet- i
ing or wlthholdlar their vote 'aad'atK f.
beiatabseat. . . " SbtJ'
Rooaerelt adbcreaU withdrew aaffew
fueed parttelpatloa ia fartherdoenpi-'
Uoa proeeedlage wlMvOM'caamsjMaai.
uuvw ok a, sawer or uetr
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la the the neor he.wUI hae
write aboat Thereeoro'he to )eaa t
cite thaa aaaaL' p.
Wh. y thiak of maew - Z $
member the WhKePeUeaa. Jar St4Mt s
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Sup a few Prince Albert
smokes into voiir system!
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You've heard many an earful about the Prinr aw
patented process that curs our bite and nareh and ut. 1
t-tJl atStl eMe) a ' " wear arwai
ww jruut uu WIUSJUl aoameaCtCiCI Stalro mnr hank nrOl W
11 proves oui every nour 01 the day.
Prince Albert has afwava bean arid
without coupons or prewuurna. We
preier to give quality I
There's sport smotdne a pipe or roUine?
your own, but you know that you've got
to have the right tobacco! We tell you
Prince Albert will, bang the doors wide
open for you to come in on a good time
firing up every little so often, without a
regret! You'll
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the national. joy. i
feel like vour amnlw naa
has been wasted and wfll be sorry you cannot
backup for a fresh start. ''
You swing on this say-so like it was'a 'tip'Wi'a -1
uKnaMUHifJuuar zmi 1 ita worth that in huwL ? -,
nets and contentment to you, to every man
"w aww wiw can oe
anttmt -wi aT -' -
jimmy pipe or a maJdn's,
cigarette with
Prince Albert for
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