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Vetees: at tie home of Mrs. W. B.
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. William Brenner, who suffered a
hrokea arm about lire week ago,
whoa cranking an automobile, return
? ed to' work this morning. He Is em
ployed at Swanaon's barber shop.
Set: Grater Lake.
Mr. and Sirs. U B. Hall motored to
Crater Lake yesterday, t
pink Returns Heme.
R. C, Splak returned to his summer
resort .on Spring Creek this morning,
attar a short business rlslt In Klam
ath rails.
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awsty wiippes
vTki body of F. A. Henry, who was
hilled near Algoma last Saturday,-was
shipped to Bandon this 'morning for
$'Tvlarc Friend. -v
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Asks Divorce.
Suit for divorce from Walter Smll
Eggerth was filed In circuit court yes
terday afternoon by Bessey M. Eg
gerth. Plaintiff charges indolence and
non-support C CBrower appears for
Mrs. Eggerth.
Three Women Swimmers
Seek the Championships
Leave for Portland.
Mrs. J. L. Beckley left this morn
ing for Portland to spend several days
with relatives and friends.
Stockman In Town.
H. E. Winnard, a stockman of Lan
gell Valley, Is In Klamath Falls for a
few days on business.
Here From Fort.
drover Neil Is down from Klamath
Marsh to transact business.
Returns From Frisco.
J.- L. Beckley, a local stock buyer,
returned last evening from a short
business trip to San Francisco.
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oquin Friday morning to spend a week
with her little Mend. Miss Marlon
Klncks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
B. W. Hlncks. ,
Mrs. Manning Recuperates.
Mrs. Horace M. Manning, who was
operated upon Monday, is much im
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proved today,
eratlon well.
She withstood the op-
Darylte Here.
A. D. Tooker. a farmer of the Dairy
section, traded with local merchants
today. '
Gets Freight
Charles Hood left this afternoon for
Talnax with a load of freight for the
store there.
ays Reads flood.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson F. Kimball re
turned test evening from an extensive
tour to Crescent, City, the cares of
Josephine county and other scenic at
tractions in Southwestern Oregon. Mr.
Kimball says all the roads over which
he traveled are in splendid condition
this summer.
i i Here From Foe Valley.
Here From Dorris. I Charles Kester spent today in Klam
T. P. Taber. who conducts a saloon ', ath Falls. Mr. Kester has a ranch lnl
In Dorrls, Is spending a few days here Poe Valley.
,oa Vuslness.
kxpreee Officials Here.
fi. LeForeat; superintendent of sta
blest M. F. Thompson, efficiency super
intendent, and O. A. Yelsir, route agent
of Wells Fargo Company, are In Klam
ath Falls for a few days on business
I with their offices.
Camp at Spring' Creek.
Dr." R. ILHamilton left for Spring
.Creek this morning with Mrs. Ham
Jltori and daughter, Helen, who will
camp there. Dr. Hamilton will return
this evening.
Bly Resident Visits.
George Elliott of Bly Is In town to
day on business. '
Visits at Fort
Miss Lorraine Lawen of Medford,
. h i tas been visiting friends In Klam
ath rails, left today for ort Kliuiaih
to spend a fiw days with her brother.
Denny Lawton.
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Three champion women swimmers,
arc'inaklnK names for themselves this
season. From them may come a su
preme champion among the many wo
men swimmers of the United States,
who have proved they are almost the
equal of the best men swimmers.
Miss Olga Dorfner of Philadelphia
is holder of all national standards
from 50 to 220 yards. Miss Claire Oal
llgan of New York Is A. A. U. cham
pion nt 500 yards and recordist at 300.
440 tnd 500 yards. Miss Oorothy Beck
er of San Francisco is former world's
record holder at 60 yards.
Here From Spring Lake.
William 'Tingley Is In town today
buying supplies for his ranch in the
Spring Lake country.
MEN wanted 1
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Six lumber pilers
Fourteen yard lumber handlers
Four men on sorting chain
Also other kinds of laborers
Pelican Bay Lumber Co.
Phone 70-J
"SEND CUBS, DOG,
BEDDING TO ME"
MIXED SHIPMENT OP FREIGHT
8ENT TO McTIMMONDS, PHO
TOQRAPHER AND HUNTER "OF
BIG GAME
It was rather a conglomerate heap
of freight that the Western Transfer
company hauled from Klamath Falls
to the Upper .LakeJoat landing yester
day morning. Throrder for the freight
received by Mrs. Moore said:
"Get a suit case at the American
hotel, a roll of bedding and a dog at
the Klamath stables, and two cub
bears at the Belmont barn, and send
them to my camp near Harriman
Lodge."
The mixed consignment went to B.
G. McTimmonds, wild game hunter and
guide.
Cipriano Castro
Can't Enter V. S.
Sell Stock Tomorrow
A sheriff's sale of the entire stock of
the Bradley Harness company will
take place at the company's store, 721
Main street, Thursday afternoon, at
1:30. The stock to be sold consists of
the harness line, a line of fishing
tackle, rods and reels, assorted lot of
pocket knives, the store fixtures and
machinery. The sale will be made to
the highest bidder for cash at time of
sale.
See Chllcote for homes In the city or
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Entire stock of Bradley Harness Company, con
sisting of harness, robes, blankets, canvass, line of
pocket knives, fishing tackle, rods and reels, shel
ving, show cases, harness machines, electric ,fix-
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Professor Elle Metchnikoff, director
of the Pasteur Institute in Paris, is
dead at 71. All his family had died
young, and it was bis own belief that
he would not live much beyond 64. It
was then, however, that he began the
investigation of longevity, which re
sulted In his discovery of the cause of
lone life among the Bulgarian moun
taineers. By following his own metn
od he prolonged his own life beyond
that of his ancestors. For many years
now he has been considered the fore
most scientist of the world, with the
possible exception of one or two Brit
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! Semi-Annual Clearance
Still continues all this week. It will soon be toe late to
take advantage of the wonderful bargains we are offer
ing, so do not put off buying another day. Come in
tomorrow. We are offering some unheard of bargains
in summer dress materials. All new, fashionable goods.
Everything reduced for the rest of the week. Here are
a few specials: '
riara Rsif-tnn House Dresses
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ramous nouse aresses. incy are wuhuwi- ,. ,. ,
regular price. Kegular z.ou aresses are now c...ng ai
$1.97; 51.50 grade at 1.Z; l.uu graae ai ow
Children's School Dresses
Are your girls ready for school? Now is the time to
secure new dresses at a big saving. They come in jj
white and colored goods, all nicely trimmed and well A
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and $1.35.
Ladies' and Misses' Middies
White with colored collars and cuffs.
X values for 89c; 85c values for 79c; 75c values for 69c. X
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A une or lviiaaie voaii wmen we are semng ai pi.o uur-
mg thu sale.
Stilts Drygoods Co.
"Where the Ladies Shop" Klamath Falls, Ore.
;m$' ?t?Mt,M?,MSH$wfl $ 4 $ It &i$Mt"tlll
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Regular $1.50 f
Railroad Seems ! ro LATE T0 classify
a Sure Thing
t KOlt SALE Cheap, one 3 -Inch
I he.avy, wide tiro wagon, one set of
, heavy work harness Inquire 239 Pine
street. 2C-3t
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MEDFORD, July 26. The people of
the city of Medford and the member. TO EXCHANOE-Twenty-llve lots. 60x
, ,. - i 12G feet; level and well located;
of the common council are practically
a unit on the further steps to be taken
to consummate plans for the construe
tlon of tho Blue Ledge railroad.
At the next session of the council
Mayor Emerlck has announced, a reso
lution for the Issuance of the $300,000
bonds voted will be passed, the recal
citrant members of that body having
concluded to yield to the expressed
wish of a great majority of the people
to push the enterprise to completion.
Tho establishment of a sawmill and
box factory depend on the construction
of a railroad.
clur Joel T. Ward. 1H0 Main It
The Chllcote agency I the home oft
the -ICtna companies. It.
OPERA HOUSE
HOUSTON
DARK
Phompt attention given to rental col.
lections. Chllcote 1
ORPHEUS THEATER
The state will supervise the expend
iture of the good roads bond issue of
Coos county of $362,000.
The American Soda Products com
pany of San Francisco is Installing a
plant northeast of Pajsley to refine
alkali.
Farmers of Polk and Benton coun
ties are co-operating with the state for
ft water grade highway from Salem to
Eugene. '
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Publication of Summons
In tho Justice Court for the District of
Llnkvllle, Klamath County, Oregon.
E. Carol Plaintiff,
vs.
George Maasey, Defendant
To George Maasey, Defendant
In the name of the state of Oregon.
You are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
In the above entitled action on or be j
fore August 18, 1916, that being the ex
piration of six weeks' publication of
this summons prescribed by the order
or the court, and if you fall so to an
fiwer, the plaintiff will take judgment
agalnRt you for $35.00 and for the oosts
and disbursements of this action, and
that a claim for $26.07 against the
Pelican Bay Lumber company, attach
ed in this action as your property, bo
sold to satisfy such judgment.
This publication U made by order
of the Honorable B. W. Oowen. justice
of the above named court, duly made
on July 7, 1916.
Tho date of first publication of this
summons is July 7, 1111.
A, O. YADBN,
Attorney for Plalatiff.
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TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
C. R. Miller's Picture of
"CRATER LAKE IN WINTER"
"The Hidden City of Crime,"
Eighteenth Episode of Oraft
"Savtd by a 8ong,"
Two Reel Hex Dranm
"The Vengeance of Quldo,"
Ono Ilcol Powers Drama
"1 he Framt-Up on Dad,"
l One neel Nestor Comedy
SIX REELS QOOD MU8IC
ADMI88ION16and2Sc
STAR THEATER
"THE RULINQ PASSION"
Five Reel Fox, Featuring
Claire Whitney
"THE STOLEN PIE"
Movie Made In Klamath
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TEMPLE THEATER
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i The Scapegrace,"
N Three ncol Lubln Dramu
' "The Sea Dog,"
Vim Comody
"Love's Labor Lost,"
Edison Cartoon
' 8ellg Tribune."
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
Merrill, Oiegon
MOTION PICTURES WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS
MENWANTED
BOX FACTORY
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Men wanted for both day and
night shifts Apply at once.
Dorris Lumber & Box Co.
Dorris, California
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