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Yeeterday aad last night's
weather statistics:
Maximum yesterday, 38 deg.
Mlalmuai Jast nltht, IS deg.
Precipitation for 4 hours to
4:J0yeeterday, .1 Inch. EMU
stated enow fall, 1.5 Inches.
Total precipitation to date for
February. .T Inch. U. S. R. S.
recordi.
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fine Gro-e ResMeats hi CM. 1
J. Trammel and Geo. Kcifcr were
Falls visitors todar. '
Albany Mam In City.
M. Summcrficld of Albany, It a
Klamath Falls visitor on business today.
IVwVtaem erfaCltr-
E4 Freuer. Poe Valley farmer,
la the cltr todar on business.
Goes to Port.
Dr. A. A. 8oale, county coroner and
local physician, left this moraine for
Fort Klamath on medical business.
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P. B. McDonald, resident or Merrill.
easse op to the Falla last night on
Balmm Minister
names ft tfe
State Department
Meet llrothrr Here.
Lawrence Horton of Yonna Valley
was In the cltr last night to meet his
brother. L. J. Horton. who arrived
from MarshCeld this week to visit at
thf ranch.
Mill frVrcman lteck Here.
Ed Pike, general foreman at the
Pelican liar mill, returned last night
from San Francisco, where he haa
been for several days on business, and
vent out to the milt todar.
SHOWING OF 191 7 COATS AND SUITS
We have received several express shipments of new Coats and Suits this week. The colors
are mostly gold, apple, mustard and navy. The styles are decidedly different from those
shown last season and we want you to visit the suit department tomorrow so we may have
your opinion; we believe they will meet with your approval.
Lakcview Kheepauta Visits.
uan Manor, well known aheepman
of Lakeview. is In the cltr todar on
business and looking after a large
band of sheep he Is feeding this win
ter at Bonansa.
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Mr. and Mrs. Aldred Beaver arrir
ed in the cltr last night. Mr. Beaver
haa Just sold his hardware business
in Springfield. Ore., and takes this op
portunity to par a long promised visit
to hU ma-ln-law, Mrs. Nate Otterbeln.
Loral People Retara Here.
Mr. and Mrs. Lake Walker of this
cltr returned last night from San
Francisco, where ther have been this
winter. Mr. Walker haa been back
here since ther went to the cltr. but
Mrs. Walker has been spending the
winter here.
Coaactt Meets Tonight.
A meeting of the cltr council has
been called for tonight by Mayor
Crlaler In the council chamber. W. J.
Long of the SplUer-Rorick bond
house of Toledo. Is expected to be
present, and the bonds on which this
house bid, and put up a $15,000 check
as security, and on which deal the
council has been working with him
; for several days will be the topic of
discussion.
New Slip-poo Veils 10c
A new creation and Just
received; suitable for street
or autoing, requires no
pins or tying, iust slip it
on; comes in brown and
black.
Bwalh Cotton 10c
New colors and white in
all sizes; colors guaran
teed to boil.
New Children's Dresses $1
Some dainty patterns in
the new middy suit; very
clever combinations.
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Special Sale New Waists
Drummer samples of best selling waists
in voiles, organdies and Swisses; most
ly embroidered styles.
S1J0 Waist, for
$2.00 Waists for
S2.50 Waists for
$3.00 Wauls for
$4 50 Waists for
95c
$1.29
$1.59
$1.98
$2.98
Sport Stripe Silks 75c
Full yard wide, comes in
Emerald, Copenhagen,
orange, navy and ecru
grounds.
New Middy Blonces
A comprehensive show
ing of new middies in
white and sport effects
from 59c to $2.50.
Breakfast Sets
New shipment; a great
variety of patterns and
styles. $1.25 to $1.75.
Papers la Woods Estate Filed.
Papers in the estate ot Wllaelmlaa
P. Woods, who died la 1914. have
been filed with the county clerk aad
worn to by Robert Ublman, that Wit
f red R. Woods, husband, la the sole
heir to propertr in this county and
Florida left by the deceased. The
propertr la at Bomnsa. and consist
of lots 13 to 24 Inclusive, In block ,
south half of said block In addition to
Bonanxa.
- Since the German .note on the new
submarine warfare, Minister Stephen
Paoaretof, representing Bulgaria In
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wiv UBii-itnH, u nw crj -
lve. Shonld his government endorse)
the German policy it mar result in his:
dismissal from the United States. This!
photograph shows him hurrying to see
Secretary;of State Lansing.
I have good foar rooaa boavse for
02S on easy tenon. Yoa'll have to
harry. See Chllcote. 23
ATTENDS OPENING
OF BIG BRIDGE
ORPHEPS HEATER
Tbaraday aad Friday
"BARRIERS OF SOCIETY"
Red Feather Photoplay ia Five Acts
Fearteeata Episode of "Liberty"
A Modern Jean of Arc
ADMISSION TEX CENTS
The Orpheus gives only one show
aeh evening, beginning promptly at
o'clock.
C. C. Brower bag returned from a
business and legal trip to Salem and
Portland. While at Salem he ap
peared before the supreme court for
the defendant in the esse of a bank in
Iowa against M. R. Doty, seeking to
foreclose a chattel mortgage given
by Mr. Doty to a manufacturing com
pany in connection with a contract
for machinery.
The bank claims to have bought the
mortgage from the company. Mr. Doty
claims the bank is fraudulently stand-
The More Education
The More Cash
everybody knows a credit store that has to hire a bookkeeper, a col.
lector, aad lose a great away accounts, cinsot compete with a store
that doe not have any of the above expenses, aad does not lose any
accoaats. Do aot blame the credit store, as they have to make up
the lose somewhere.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
IS lbs, Cane Sugar $8.83
it sack I4ob Flour $2.00
" eaa Oaraatioa Milk 10c
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Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes
Everyone knows the tremendous increase in shoes the past six months. We were fortunate- in
having an extra large stock on hand that we owned at the old price. We are at present able
to offer a very good selection of men's and boys' and women's and children's shoes for much
less than the market value. Try us on shoes and note the difference in prices.
i r? it if a jnw itrw? orwn.ifrn a htvtinc.
j. r . maouiisjl. A-uvirn i
lng in with the company in order to
help them defeat his rights against
the company for not fulfilling their
contract with him. It is considered
there are many complicated questions
In the case, both of law and facts,
which are of much interest both to
lawyers and to any persons buying
goods and giving notes on time con
tracts. While in Portland, Mr. Brower en
joyed the opportunity of personally
meeting many of the boys of Troop A
and Battery A of the Oregon National
Gurads, on their return from the bor
der at Calexlco; and also of being
present at the ceremonies of opening
the great interstate bridge at Van
couver. He says the bridge is not
only the longest in the world, but is
certainly a beauty in construction for
strength and permanency.
Over $10,000
for Protection
of Forest 1916
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barm, and is one of the spots we are
still watching carefully.
It is encouraging to report that the
forest service bss secured some appro
priation for beetle work, and It is to
be hoped that we may yet receive the
Fame co-operation from them in this
line that they give in the fire protec-
f tlon. Much Infestation originates on
national forests and drifta into our
timber.
The financial report shows that a
total of $10,488.70 waa spent In pro
teiling the forests of this area from
fire and beetle and for construction
work. Of this (8,230.97 was spent
fur salaries and $2,257,73 for con
struction work and miscellaneous
items.
In the fire protection department,
$6,870.81, was expended In salaries
and $1,748.48 in construction work.
In the protection i from pine beetle,
il.Z60.16 In salaries and $C09.2S for
rolfirellaneous items.
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HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
STAR THEATER
II. A. Kolfe Presents
Emmy Wehlen
The charming Viennese Actress and
Recent star of "Marriage a Ijj Carlo"
in Charles Koran's Play of Peculiar
Problems and Tense Sitnatlons.
"WHKN A WOMAN LOVKH"
A Five-Act Photodrama
ADMISSION 10 and 18 CKXTH
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED The return of the ladder
borrowed from me the fall of 1915.
I need It. O. A. Stearns. tZ-2f
Bayo Beans, pound life
White Beans, pound 12c
Red Beans, pound 12c
Head Rice 3 lb. 85c
California Walnuts, pouad , . lnc
Muscat ftai-ia. pound 10c
SW W j .... v. Me Italian Prunes, pound 10c
Vtort Klaauth Ratter 80c Same, Urge, pouad . . 13 J, c
' i caa Toatatoea
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.Apples, bos . , t . ,i,io to flJVO
x!.ftmh Ems, per doeea . . .300
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Figs, pouad ISlHc
Dried Peaches, pound lie
lelly, pergUas' toe
Preserves, jar asc
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AMand Fruit Store
they sometimes start. The human
enemy Is no more .desired than the
lightning. I
o me luuuguuui, turwaru iuokidb
woodsman the yearly addition to the
accumulation of dead material on the
ground represents a constant menace.
It Is Impossible for us here to ignore
the patent fact that In certain locali
ties the danger from this source Is In
creasing year by year. In order to
mlnlmixe this haxard to an extent
consistent with reasonable expense,
this association has been engaged for
years in constructing strategic road
and trails, and extending its telephone
lines to every danger point.
It has been the theory of the man
agement of this association that no
beetle control work should bo under
taken In timber likely to be logged off
within five years. It appears mora
j than likely that from the several log
ging operations around the Klamath
Lake and through this untreated tract
tree-killing beetles ere filtering Into
the timber embraced In our original
control operations, but that prompt
attention on our part should bead off
serious damage.
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Moving Pictures
TEMPLE THEATER
"Our Other Liven,"
Vitagraph Drama in Three Parts
The Wizard's Wot,"
Grant, Policeman Reporter, Scries
"Meter ia the Kitchen,"
Kalem Comedy
Hearst Pathe .News"
Current Events
against you and the above named de
fendant, Mxtle McCumber, for the
Rum ot threo thousand dollars, togetb
er with Interest thereon at the rate of
10 per cent per annum from the 8th
day of February, 1915, and for the
sum of three hundred dollars' attor
ney's fees, and the costs of suit and a
decree foreclosing one certain mnrt
gage upon the lands and premise
hereafter described, given by you aad
the said Utile McCumber to the
plaintiff above named on the Ith day
of July, 1909, to secure the payment
of the raid sums of money above men
tloncil upon the following described
lands and real estate, to-wlt:
The southwest quarter and the
west one half of the southeast quar
ter and the southeast quarter of the
noutheast quarter of section twelve,
In township thirty-eight, south of
range eleven, east of the Willamette
Meridian, In Klamath county, Ore
gon, and that the slid lands be sold to sat
isfy the said Judgment and the n.
feeds of said sale be applied to tbt
satisfaction of the same, and tliat joa
and each of you, the abotn named At
fendanto bo forever barrnl nnit fore
closed of nil right, title and clilm ot
equity of redemption In and to tbt
lands and premises above described.
This summons Is pubtUhed In tk
Kvimlng Herald, a dally txxvmmjwr oi
genefnl circulation, printed, publlthtd
and circulated at Ktumnth Knlln, Ore
Kon. and uf general circulation In tht
fnld county and stule, by onlcr uf the
Honorable I). V. Kuykeinl.ill, Jiidjeot
tliti iibote entitled remit. Kuril orilrr
being doted Kobrunry .1st. 1VIT:
the nmt publication of lliU aiiimuoni
to be made upon Friday, the 23d lar
of February, 1917, and the lt l'
Mention to be made upon Krliln)', the
6th day or April, 1917.
HOItACK Kl. MANNING.
Attorney for I'hliitln".
LonmlM Iltilldliig, Klamath KiiIIk. Orr.
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The following Is a short synopsis of
the five-act photodrama, "When a Wo.
man Loves," at the Star tenight:
Ruth, a waitress In a cheap restau
rant, contributes what she can to the
support of her family at home, until
the mother's III health brings the do
mestic situation to a crisis. Having
insufficient money for their needs,
Ruth Is tempted to "play the horses,"
at which, after losing, she dons male
attire, and entering the poolroom, Is
arrested in a raid. After a night In
the station house her identity la dis
closed, as also, her Inability to pay the
fine. A wealthy young attorney, Ar
thur Loewe, on the scene at the time,
straightens matters out, Ruth, how
ever, has lost her position, and In
seeking another, at a beautiful gum
mer hotel, runs into ber elder liter,
who tome time before, left hove for
the gayer life of the city, In.ebmpuy
with two pseudo gentlemen card
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTIOX PICTURES
Tt'ESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Merrill, Otegen
Summons
(Equity No. 855)
In the Circuit Court or the State of
Oregon, for the County of Klam
ath. A. S. Moorland, Plaintiff,
vs.
Charles H. McCumber and Lltxlo Mc
Cumber (formerly tho wife of
Charles II. McCumber), and II. W.
Teters, Defendants.
To Charles H. McCumber, the above
named Defendant:
In the namo of the Stato of Oregen:
you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed agalnxt
you in the above entitled suit on or
before Friday, the tb day of April,
1917, that being the day of the last
publication of this summons and the
laat day In which you, the defendant,
are required to answer said complaint
aa fixed by the order of publication of
this summons, and if you fall to ap
pear and answer, aa aforesaid, the
sharps, one of whom she Uvea with
The Silver Lake infestation no long- The other. Powers. l quick to realise plaintiff will apply to the court for
er presents the serious aspect of 1914, that Ruth prettlneea will prove a the relief craved for In his comnialnt.
j but !, yet contains vast possibilities of , wonderful decoy for their vIcthM"' to-wlt: Per adjudgment and decree
Prectutions Go for Nought Sometimes
but moil timei they rJTwt llirir purpose.
Wo arc surpriHcd when u puir of our kIiuch proven dr-fcelive. It
has happened, of courae, but it liuppeiM only by u combination
of circumstances which it is bnyond human skill to control.
lo hewn, tho manufacturrra of our shot uro u.1 jealous of
their reputation as wc am of ours.
From the selection or leather to the wiikina of the show,
every process fa in the hands of expert thousands of dollars
ore spent annuaUy to ace that not one shoe is faulty.
J hen the shoes are inspected by this store. Every one of
our salespeople knows that on no uccount must u defective shoo
be sold,
1- suS5'. Ui".tninR IU happen, but all wo usk of our customers
accidents i hT1" " l,l l,porlu,lily to " BUC
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