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Seeds
German Ambassador and
j Wife Leave Tomorrow
l Now u the Time to
Plant
Ssrttt Ps. Pasties aao1 all
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C. C HORSE a CO.
Seal
pUturra mlfflit well ho plan-it nil in
and to form mi airurat" hlriWeyi- Uw
of Mm untlre line, Hume or ln pic
I urn cover at ni twenty nill. In
sweep, taking In the iifnrrr olijium In
detail, ami showing the muiiiilitlii
foreat mill plain In fur irl'-t lu
ll llder tllrtH (lot) tr t'lilrf Cnalni-nr
N. II. Ilogue. K. A Hkellny, ihl..r
draughtsman, ha markm) off mi the
photograph llit (oration of the ni Mini
survey niul tutu ilfnlKtmii-ii Hi., im
porlant landmark for Ideullnrslliiu
The plan for flllftlii ltl the Ofi-K"li,
California Kaiirrn nn rhIiik fur
ward rai)Uly. ('onfitrnrt r In-.
In lirld tiy Mr. Hlriilmrn nlmool ilally
with tlio nuimticm ol Hip 1'orilmnl
tallriMtd commit irr aitolnlril y th
rtiambr of Commrrr to help rlo n
'art of lb necaaaarr money hri
Tba panoraraa ara Mn ur. in
liow tba local rommlttrviiirn who
-ava not aaan tba rounlry ut how
th Una would ntakr lariian of wa
ftlacaa, opan up tba vaat formta lo uw
and atlnulata tb ntilaBitiii of land
now farttla and productive, but too
far from tranaporiatlon lo tin arrai
uUlllr.
Ona of tbp plrturra. lakrn npar
Hand, abowa probably one of tba iikmi
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'MUHinHi HJIIWi .IM 11IW . .Ill
Amarican ronunani. Mr ntranorn o
drtlinaliHi It,
Tba aouth and of Hummer !-ake
Valley. Bfly Billaa from a railroad, U
down a a beautiful plain, and take
view, with (luoae lake In the back
round, llluatratra a rrclon now 1,03
mllra by rail dUtant from I'nrtluiul.
which would be made only 4U3 mllm
dUtani with the Htrahorn lln- fl t
Uhed. The lower Klamath Valley, the Hur
prlaa Valley f California, New IMne
Creek, Kllver Uke, tba Vort Itock
Valley, Duck Vallfy. Nevada, tlio
areit Harney Valley, Hampton Val
ley, the forty mllea of unbroken for
eat traveraed by the eurvey between
lland and Klamatb Kalla, ChrUtmaa
Uke Valley and the Mllllran Valley
are only a few of the many panoramic
view taken on the trip.
All have bean appropriately op
tioned, and Mr. Htrahorn la taklnK
Riurh pride In dUplaylns them to call
era at bla omcea in in aorinweu
llank bulldln.
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News Print Paper and
Foodstuffs Now Probed
WAHIIINHTON, l. C, Feb, 13.
The fcdornl isrand Jury for New York
U pn-ptirliiK to ImkIm on Inquiry InUi
tlio nllt-Kcd rornblnatlon In rent mint
of trade In the new print paper In
ilimtry, the department of Jurtlfe here
baa announced.
Attorney Halnbrldito Colby niul
Mark Hyman hate b(-en appointed to
conduct the Investigation.
The preKldenl haa nlwi directed the
federal trade commUiilon to Immedi
ately InventlRate the liljch cont of
foodatuffR.
BONANZA WILL
BUILD ROADWAY
WIIK.V THK IUILIU)AI) RKACHra
IM.tllV. IIOXAXZA WILL HAVK
IlltiHT OP WAV AND I1K READV
TO LAV HTKKL ON TBROl'GH
A CTfl-UI' IIOMK
Four room Ixmr ami kxhI UH In
Keroiid Hoc HpHnxa Addition for MI.V.
Will take 3.10 caali and Rive lna
time on balance. See Chilcote at once
or loae a real foarjcaln. 1 3
'HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATAHRH OR A COLO
Sara Ortaai AnlM If Naatrib
OfMM Air FMavgw Kight Up. Z
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BEKN5TOffj
Count Mm llvrnitorff, Ioiik Uertnan
uiubuimnilor to the United Htatea, baa
bri'ii Khou Id p4aaKirta, and muat
leave. Mine. Ilernatorff recently cama
to tba United Stale to Join tier bua
band. She U of American birth, but
la now a Oerinan aubject. They are
acheduled to aall today on a Scandi
navian liner.
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SHOES
Are Hisher
wtwk can h.t voii
km:V!
a have low rent : no clerk hire)
i ao elaborate ntture.
Bat we have ahoea made by the
) auaafactttrer Im iIui l'.ltrf
Hawa.
' Palr ervlce amea walk
wy MJr of alioca. Itubber heeii
aa new tltor. hIUi . (
'kWf.
Ik Modern Shoe
ftaaaMo
Store
721 Main M.
Hev F. M. Aitdraon filled hla reg
ular appointment Hunday at the Fine
Urmr choo liuueo. He will preach
fur u atln on the fourth 8undy of
thin msnth.
Mr and Mr. II, M. Miller were via
ltor nt the Pine drove achool laat
Weil ill-mi ny. Tliey nent a very pleaa-
ant day.
(iiiira.- llattlry nnd K. Coop will
xtart drllllna- on their well (til week
again. Hlnce they began drilling on
C. Cneiiter' farm the weather haa
bren ho cold they could not work.
A number of the IMne Grove people
Van
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MAY COME HANDY
TILLS HOW TO TAKI lORKNKSft
MOM A CORN AND LIFT IT
RIOHT OUT
lloapltal record ahow that every
time you cut a corn you Invite lockjaw
or blood polon, which I needle, ay
Cincinnati authority, who telta you
that a quarter ounce of a drug called
freetoM can be obtained at little coat
from tba drug atore, but la ufflclent
to rid ona'a feat of every hard or aoft
corn or callu.
You almply apply a few dropa of thla
on a tender, aching corn and the ore-
ooea la Inatantly relieved. Shortly the
entire corn can be lifted out. root ami
til, without pain.
Thla drug la atlcky, but drle at once
and la claimed lo juit abrlvrl up any
com without Inflaming or even Irritat
ing ho aurroundlng tlmtue or akin.
If your wife wear high beela ahe
will be glad to know of thla. Adv.
Rioer Bros.
QUALITY GROCERIES
You might do worse elsewhere;
tot you can't do better anywhere
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M and Finilento In Olive
WUllhHplee.
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rtajMly to eerve. Iat'llcloua
for aakMla, aandMlchea and
New berg,
AHFARAOVH
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Twenty apeara to tho can.
NoUikag laar packed! atla
inor than Uw common
kbd a4 worth ih price.
GET THE HABIT
SAYS WE BECOME
CRANKS ON HOT
WATER DRINKING
HOPES EVERY MAN ANO WOMAN
ADOPTS THIS SPLENDID MORN
INQ HABIT
Why la man and woman, bait Um
time, feeling nenroua, doapondamt,
worried; ome daya headachy, dull
nnd unbtrung; aome daya really In
capacitated by Ulnrea?
If we all would practice lniMe
btttlilng. what a gratifying canst
would tako place. Inatead of tboaV
nund of halfalck, neaemlo-looklag
noulH with paaty. muddy complaziOM
we Mould aee crowda of happy,
healthy, roay-cheeked people every
ubete. The reoon la that the huaua
Htem doe not rid Itaelt each day of
ail the waste which it acottBalatea
under our preent mode of living. IW
every ounce of food and drink takew
into the etem nearly an ounce oc
vnate material muat be carried out,
clue It fermenta and forma ptomalae-
nun noliionH which are abaorbed law
tlin blood.
Juat aa neceaaary aa it la to ciaaa
the aahea from the furnace eaca wy.
hefore the fire will burn bright
hnt. o we muat each morning clear
the Inalde organa or the previoua aar
accumulation of Indlgeatlblo waaw ana
hn.tv toxin. Men and women, waaia-
.r Hick or well, are advlaed to drink
each morning, before breakfast, a gtaaa
f real hot water with a teaspooanu
of limeatone phoaphate In It, aa a harav
leaa means of washing out wa awaa
ach, liver, kldneya and bowela of tkt
imiiaeatlble material, waate, sour Wla
and toxlna; thua cleanalng, aweeteaV.
Ing and purifying the entire Uamt.
ary canal before putting or rat
Into the atomach.
Millions of people who bad tlMdr
turn at consUpatlon, bllleua attaaka,
acid stomach, nervous daya aad alaaf
leaa nlgbta have becoma raaJ eraato
about the morning Inslda-Uta. A
quarter pound of llmesUm pkospaata
will not coat muca ai we mm mpwi
but la auBclant to daaaoaatraU U say.
ona tu olaaasiag, wMtatiss ss4
frmhenlai atKt upon tka ajiHa-Adr.
attended the blrtbdny aervliii of Ab.
raham Lincoln Sunday ecnlnK at
Klamath Fall. The name of those
that went: Mr. and Mr. (J. Illlyard,
Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Miller, Ml Km ma
Murray, Mlaa Lulu Odin. Mb llacel
Arant. MUa Grace Cunningham, Mia
Nora Miller. Mlaa Ethel Mick. Hoy
Klnman, Kslem Coop, Emraltt Shield.
Ivan and Cal Icenblce, Kary Mack.
Willie Fepper, Charley Button, Vernle
Araat and Farral Illlyard.
Moat all the men and boy are out
for a rabbit drive today. They meet
aouth of the Mllla farm to mart on
their hunt
Mr. aad Mrs. Icenblce were vlcltor
of Mr. and Mr. Cha. Snoxyeaterday.
Kddle Miller vlalted Olton Short
last week.
There will be a meeting of the
farmer Wedneadny evening at 7:30
o'clock. All are expected to attend
When the railroad reachea Dairy we
pn-dlct that traina will be running
Into flonanta within three daya, ac
cording to J. O. Hamakcr of Donanta.
who wm In the city yesterday.
"Ilonnnra plana to grade and lay
t h- Mei from flonanta to Dairy, and
v hen tr m.-rt reachea Dairy all that
will i-malp to be done la to lay tbe
'te.-l Into our town. Tbe grade la not
n difficult one," be aald.
A railroad will transform Bonanza
Into n biiy city. There 'la room for a
eav mill en the river there, which baa
ncti-r been known to freete over In
the thirty-odd year 1 have been In
the etiunty,
night, iiIko.'
and a bos factory la In
MMMtMHU.MSMa
Instant relief no waiting lour
clogged noatrila open right up; the air
passages of your head clear and yoj
can breathe freely. No more hawk
ing, snuffling, blowing, headache, dry
ness. No struggling for breath at
night; your sold or catarrh disap
pears. Get a small bottlo of Ely's Cream
Halm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant antiseptic,
l.eallng cream In your noatrlU. It
penetrates through every air pasugo
of tbe bead, soothes tho lnflammed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly.
It's Just fine. Doat stay stuffed-
! up with a cold or naaty catarrh. Ad.
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
ORUOOtST SAYS LADIES ARK
UaiNQ RECIPE OF SAOE TEA
ANO SULPHUR
Hair Uat loess lu color aad lustre,
or wbea It fades, turna gray, dull aad
llfelaaa. la caused by a lack of sulphur
In tbe balr. Our grandmother made no
a salttura of Sags Tea aad Sulphur to
keep bar locks dark aad beautiful, aid
tbouaaada of women and men wHo
value that eves cololr, that beautiful
4aik (bade of balr which la ao attract-
' ire. use only thJa old Unas redps.
Nowadays ws got this faaaous snlx-
f 'are Improved by the addition of other
ingredient by asking at any drug store
for a 60 cent bottle of "Wyeth'a Sags
aad Sulphur Compound,' which dark
ens the hair so naturally, so evenly,
that nobody can possibly toll It has
been applied. You Just dampen a
sponge or aoft brush with It, aad draw
this through your hair, taking oss
satall strand at n time. By naoming
the gray hair disappears; bat what de
lights the ladies with Wyetk'a Sags
aad Sulphur Compound Is thaL be
sides beautifully darkening tba hair
after a few applications, U also brings
back the gloss and lustre, aad gives it
aa appearance of abundance.
Wyath'e Sags and Sulphur Com
pound Is a delightful toUst rsqulstts
to Impart color and a youthful appear
ance to the hair. It U not Intended for
the cure, mitigation or prevention of
aiaasaa Adv.
Notice of Final ftcttletneat
Notice la hereby given that the un
derslgned as administratrix of the es.
Ute of lioulse Ray Obi, deceased, hag
filed In the county court of the State
of Oregon, for Klamatb county, the
final account of her administration of
snld estate, jnd said court has fixed
Thursday, the ICth day of March.
1917. at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m.,
aa tbe time, and the court room of
aald court aa the place for tbe bear
ing of objections to said final account,
and for the settlement thereof.
Dated February 13, 1917.
MARY GIN8DAUGH,
Administratrix of tbe Estate of Louise
Ray Ohl, Deceased.
13-20-27-6-13
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YOU'VE probably noticed that
rather "oily heaviness to com
mon to many of even the most ex
pensive cigarettes. That's bound to
exist, no matter how good the tobac
cos, if the tobaccos are not blended
just right to correct it,
Of course, such cigarettes can never
be comfortable.
Fatizsas, on the other hand, are
comfortable. The milder tobaccos
in their Turldsh blend are in such
perfect balance with the richer, ful-ler-navored
leaves as to entirely off
set all of that "oily heaviness which
makes so many other cigarettes un
comfortable. With your first package of Fatimas
you'll realise how genuinely comfort
able a cigarette can be.
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