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morning far 8a Ftsbcsjcs u 8ac
rmRonti on a business trip.
la'Twwa Press Feet.
Mr. ari Mrs. W. M. Bkeea came
dosa yesterday from Fort Khuaath
eeastjr Opart Oiawesm.
The ceaaty coarteoaveaed this
moralag at tke coart boose to take
up bsslaess matter.
The Klamath commercial Clab di
rectors trsssatUd a aumber of roa-
Matter at tk special
held last sight at tke dab
Owslilir Stsrttaa;
The mattrr of itarttac lb aorcni
atnt dredser la tke Merrill dMrkt
hy the reclamation acrtlce wbelaK
coatlderrd. tke coBdttloa of tke
KToand brine the detenatala factor.
KBaiaecr Shadier ta tareetlfattac to
day as to the adrtaabltlty of commenc
ing work at this time.
JAPM ORDERED
CHINA TO JOIN
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NKW XokK. March 7. AccortlM
i to today' Uc of tke New York Trib
une, Japan presented China with an
Not BmdMvt.
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lt, has received 3.0 pounds offHi,B W ni ton
Earlr Bart Feed wheat for use In
Klamath county thl year, and not
baskets, as wan annouaced yesterday.
The wkeat Is from tke Bursa cjperi
meatal statloa, aad m capeclally
adapted to this part of Oregon.
MiatojE Onapaay Klerta.
Tke KUmath-Nerada Mialas aad
Milllas company of this city elected
oMcers recently at a meeting of the
in the European war.
This la held to acrouat perhaps,
tor China's recent declaratkw of war
against Germany.
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Thursday, March 8, 1917
isaCHir.1
'L. W. atnav. who Is Mperiatead
hac the eraettMi of the state's aew
treat haithiry oa. Crooked Creek,
eaasr n last night from the aite
i aad to secern sapptiea.
tmttm 1 lrr Peatroyed
NEW YORK, March ?. Advlraa
from Rio Janeiro aad Loadoa dl
emteji that the rayal aaall sachet Uaer
IWnaof 11.SS3 tone, with
aad' cargo from Rio Janeiro, haa bee
nftrltfttjlAM ffv V fl 1nl,mMak hla
elected preatdeat. Fred Hoaatoa Tkei"k ,,e,,rcn, -,
mltel. and Brt K. Wlthrnw w. a Pa eagers nscaca ana (swaea
retarytreasarer. The company'a
hetdlaga are la the Jnmbo district
Bear Virginia City.
lr. wsi Mrs. C. H. Daggett of this J
cur tmmmm laat aigkt froai Callfor
aait where thef haTe heea aeending
the water TisMteg at varieaa polatt.
far aeath as Los An
AiwVi
Plekett aad Mies Anna
were married U tkU city
yesterday by Ear. Chaa. T. Bard, pas
ter f the Presbyteriaa charch of
this eRy. They remaiaeJ la the city
hut sight aad left today.
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of tlvi WWU Ftfleta ti4 Ue HU
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ofths hail. Istt this
AXJfOCXCKMEVTS
The Grace Episcopal Guild of thhi
city will meet tomorrow at 3:30 p. m.
with Mrs. J. II. Garrett, at Fourth
street aad Klamath areane. It to Im
portant that every member be pres
ent. The regular meeting of the Wo
men's Home aad Foreign Missionary
Society of Emanuel Baptist church of
this city will meet Thursday after
noon at 3:30 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. B. 8. Grigsby, at 1038 Jefferson
street. The subject for the afternoon
Is "Japan." Everyone Is Invited to
ottend.
"The Conversion of Paul" is the
subject for Bible study at the Chris
tian church tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
Thai Is the most sotabte conversion in
history. A Mr atendance Is desired.
Hcstcts Sajr V
EL PASO. Tei.. March 7 One fac
tion of the Villa Jaata Is authority for
the atatcmeat that Villa has died
from pseamoala la the mosstalss
ear Baa Aadres. The other fscUoa
says this report Is gives oat to cover
Villa's movements, sad It Is added
that Villa Is so short of smutaalUoa
he Is unable to carry oa sa of eaelve.
For the same ressoa Carraasa troops
In the aorta are ssid also to have
abandoned the of ensive.
Bill Grants Pe anions
WASHINGTON, D. C March ?.
The Indian war veteran's pension bill
grants pensions to survivors of Indian
wars since the Civil War, where the
prised say complete campaign, sad
service equaled thirty days or com
I noraatt nrnnf in tm nA fmas staftA
or territorial archives. The Istter
provieloa isvolvtsg principally the
Mormon f ghters la Utah, caused a
deadlock la the conference committee
.since last May.
Am wapsuraJjdtts. MMWUf of tk new Spring
Madkt m MRttvials, MOiMry, Shut, Coals, DrtsMs,
WfJMttd-aSldrtt,
Oar tor k actwaily paclttdl with lh vary newest
Sprkg GooaW, mcMsngtiee letetr novelty materiaU
rWatjitoaaW mreim. You will be deligMed with
life stowing.
KlMMth FaMs finedt collection of Spring Silks.
Designs that are axekstivs) aJ dUHerent; weavti
ami qualities in alenost ynlfcn.Udi chelce, and colon
without number.
Plain and fancy Pongees, Shantings, Sport Stript
Pongees and Taffeta, Crepe do Chine, Chifrea,
Taffetas, Crepe Meteor, MessaMns, Tub Silb,
Striped, Checked, PfaM Taffetas, Crepe Poplin, ek.
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Large and Small
Dame Fashion haa been prodigal of
favors this season. She has provided woN for
the woman who prefers a tiny, tiny bonnet, and
has generously taken care of the one who can
wear only a largo hat.
The small hats show high crowns and higher
stkkups, and the large hats are spotted with the
most daring bits of color. Hate for al eccaslens,
including an extensive lino of Sport and street hats
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Hundreds of fat sod robust women
or the East Side of New York city be
sieged the dining room of the Wsl-dorf-Astorla
February 24th, crying
for Governor Whitman and bread. I
The crowd banged on the windows of j
the dining room where scores of well
dressed men and women were en ting I
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FIIED FLKBT WCKERIXa WITH
TUVRIHT AflftOCIATfOX FOR
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PICTVREOTO BMC SENT EAST
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Secretary Fred Fleet of the Klsm
tb Commercial Club Is la communi
cation with .the Northwest Toarlst
Asuorl.lllnn rafall nrn.luul in
(idt Iho Northwest's scenic wonders
on tue map, ta send the soring pic
tures of Klamath county on a tour
of the East.
Tbe Tourist Association Is laying
plans for adrsrtlslng the Northwest
In etery way mjeslMe.
Titeve pictures were taken by C. R
Miller for us at the fen Fraacweo
fair, for whisk a tares sum of money
was raised la tke' eoaaty. They were
taken lu all peirls of the county, aad
show moving jNeturss of the aesale
pots, the a'gristiKiirsJ irsu. tbs Haw
ber intjmimjrjifkMiovMt.,
la car From fan.
LouU Noll fcrta Uwa tsdty from
his farm sowa MdVaUsjr aetsadlas to
business msttsrs. - 'Ai
mm to side
OF ILL MOTHER FOR REGISTRATION
MflH. I. V. IICOFIELI) OF TIIM
,ITV LKAVEH TIIIH MOK.a
I'OU IOWA WHERE MOTHER IH
XOT EXPECTED TO LIVK
Mrs D. C. Kcrt field of this city left
this morning for Cedar Falls, la., on
receipt of word lam night that her
mother is seriously III, and Is not ox
P'cted to live.
Her mother, Mrs. Minnie Uurrett,
of 1H09 west Third street, Cedor
Falls, has visited this city In the past.
Mm Redfleld Is going by way of
Portland.
lunch till many policemen wero called
to drive (hem off.
BOOKS ARE OPEN
IIAVAN'Ar March 7. (lore
troop have captured Ocneral OsMj
leader of the revolutionists, asi I
cullro staff. '
LIMA, Peru, March ?. The
here In heavily guarded sad a
censorship is la tBsel as a
activities of tbs rsvslulloiilsU.
Troops srs stopping the del
tlons ssd a serious wprlalng is
at thfs tlaw.
amy
CMIcots.
while ou wsH.
UIO ROAD HOMIIXO IHHt'E AND
1 HER IIILLH TO HE VOTED OX
IK Jl!.E IIV PEOPLE OF ORB.
C.O.V AT HPMlAli EbECTlON
ORPHEUS THEATER
TasMlsy ssd WedNt-sday
Trwi Csrsvsa." -
A Dramatic Masterpiece in S parts
.Tke FugJUvs,"
' A Drama in Two Acts.
"The Torsssat,"
A VIUHy Orlpping glory.
A FssrtaaUa NesM,"
Powers Ceiaedy.
ADMINNHiV TEX CEXTS ' '
C. II, DuUp, county clerk, an
nounces that the registration hooka
11 ro open at tho county court house
(or alt those who have not registered
to register If thoy desire to vols la
the referendum election to bo held on
Juno 1th.
At this" lime the 96,000 000 road
bonding Issuevwlli be on the ballot,
among other things.
Mr, DeUp is preparing the save,
tapes and other material for .the eloc.
tlon. Those who aro entitled to a"
voto and who are not registered for
previous state elections, mast register
(or this election to vote, if already
registered It is not nocessary to regis,
tcr again,
HOUSTON'!
Mstwssirww Awjseswasil
' HOUITON
OPIKA HOUII
MARCH INTII
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1. F. Kimball of this city left this
mornlBf for Rlcbardsoa Sprlass. gsar
Chico, where be will spead some time
for lifs health. m
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