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i Paaaia Leave.
Mr. aad Mra. Kerb? of Odcaia came
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la Froai Hertoa Raach.
J. H. Wlae of the llorton ranch was
la towa today, and left for Merrill on
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la CMy Freaa Midlaad.
Mr. and Mrs. George Furber of
Mldlaad are la the city today, and
will reatain, until tomorrow.
ToOrarfcaalMUl.
Tka Acktoy Brothers sawmill of
taat eltr will be overhauled immedl
ataly, preparatory to starting work as
aoaa as possible. It Is reported.
Maduaaa Goes to Nevada.
" O. T. McKendree. well known local
stoekmaa, left this morning for Ne
vada points la connection with bis
stock batinees.
Ratara to Modoc Potot.
" E, E. McKeaa and son and Miss
.Laaua of Modoc Point, left this morn
log oa their return home after being
in the city aeveral days.
Visit Here From Cliiloquia.
Mr. aad Mrs. E. L. Ilosley are in
,tk city visiting friends and relatives
from their home at Chlloquin, where
ORPHEUS THEATER
Tbaraday aad Friday
"The Dupe,"
Modcra Melodrama lu 3 Acts
"Taauaaay's Tiger,"
An Animal Thriller, featuring
.' Marie Walcamp, In 3 Parts.
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,u3AUj ARE COaUMALLY invited
Saturday Morning, 9 o'Clock Sharp, you are invited to Attend Our Annual Spring Opening
lint Three Day.
ted Jae what yea Uc leokaae; for.
free CBnffea Taffeta. vrtUi
freanaR IsrieetncthMD Crepe
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to tempted to bay earn or two the aau saint
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Mr. Ilosley Is connected with Martin
Brothers' general merchandise store.
Retara to Stock Kaach.
Charles Lens, who has been In the
city for several days front the Lent
stcck ranch on Klamath Marsh, left
this morning on his return home.
ftctara to Fort.
C. V. booster of Port Klamath left
this morning on his return home after
being In town several days on busi
ness. Merrill People Retara Hoate.,
H. C. Wlnslow, D. jr. McAullffe and
Mra. D. C. Couch of Merrill left to
day on their 'return borne after being
in town for a day or so.
Leave for Fort Klamath.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ryan and niece,
who is here to spend the summer with
them, left this morning for their
home in the Wood River Valley.
Two File Their IXMook.
Joseph Robustelll, a native of Italy,
and Armln Otto, a subject of Ger
many, have filed their petitions for
naturalization papers with Circuit
Court Clerk Geo. Chastaln at the
court house. Both are residents of
this county.
COUNTY COURT
OPENS ROAD BIOS
MAUDOX AND LYNCH MAKE BID
OF WMMO, WHICH IS LOWEST,
AMJ WILL GET JOB IF COX
TRACT IK SIGNED
Four bids were submitted to the
county court for the construction
work on the. West Side road Improve
ment, and the contract Is expected to
go to the lowest bidders, Maddox tt
Linch, whoso bid was $3,840.
The contract for the work had not
been signed early this afternoon,-but
they will receive the contract If no
trouble is found In signing up with
the court.
The bids for the work, which will
involve tlio moving of 11,000 yards
of dirt, estimated by J. C, Clegborn,
county surveyor, were as follews:
WiUon ft Davis, $4,365; Guy h.
Walters, $5,515; R. A. Emmltt,
$G,500; Maddox ft Linch, $2,840.
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Sdence
HEELKY, C. H.
We have aparecJ effort
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Ladies Wearing Apparel of Quality
AGED PHYSICIAN
SUCCUMBS TODAY
DR. RANSOM, WHO RESIDES IN
MILLS ADDITION, PASSED OCT
SHORTLY AFTER NOON TODAY
AT AGE OF M YEARS
Dr. Ransom, a resident of the Mill,
Addition of this city for a number of
years, died today at 12:50 oclock. af
ter a lingering illness of some time.
He is survived here by his wife,
who has lived hero with him, a son,
who Is a physician la Michigan.
daughter in California and another
daughter at Myrtle Point, Ore.
The funeral arrangements have ao
been announced as yet.
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School patrons of the' city and coun
ty are urged to be present at the Cen
tral school tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o'clock, when Dr. II. D. Sheldon,
dean of the School of Education of
the University of Oregon, will speak
on "Some Recent Movements in Edu
cation." The teachers of the city and
county, so far a Is possible, are also
asked to be present.
New Censor for Navy
Lieutenant Belknap has been
named censor for the department of
tlio navy of all official Information to
be given to the. newspapers, and he is
following his Instructions so rigidly
that all Information about the great
fleets is withheld.
Surprised Their GuasU
The managers of the affair given
in the West Hall of I. O. O. P. Temple
last night pleasantly surprised their
guests by Inviting them Into the ban
quet room during Intermission about
10:30, and serving them with refresh,
ments in the shape of sandwiches,
cakes and coffee end the accompany
ing condiments. The next affair will
be a box noclal to be given oa Thurs-I
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BOBSUP AGAIN
FIRST WOMAN APPOINTED TO A
SECRETARYSHIP AT RRITI8H
THROWS VP DIPLOMACY TO EN.
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WASHINGTON. D. C. March .
The world sat ap and took notice
when Mies Violet" Ersklae of London
was appointed secretary to the British
embassy here. It :a the nrst omda
appearance of a Womaa In the diplo
matic circles of" the world. Early
next month. It 4 learned today, she
will desert diplomacy for matrimony.
Miss Ersklae wlH wed Horace Bey
mour, third secretary of the British
embassy in Washington, some -day
soon after Easter, April 8th. Miss
Ersklne Is the daughter of the late
Thomag Ersklne, who waa British
consul general InJNew Orleans. She
Is a handsome yoang woman, blonde,
graceful and charming; and a great
favorite with Sir Cecil aad Lady
Spring Rice. She won her appoint
ment through her, exceptional hnowL
edge of customs ami American Insti
tution!.
The wedding, It la presumed, will
take place at the embassy. The orig
inal plan was for a wedding trip to
England, but whether that wlU be
taken Is not knowa at this time.
Yakima, Wash., apples. York'a Im
perials, Winter Pearxsalns, Wlseeaps,
Yellow Newtons, Senators aad Ben
Davis. The Sunset Grocery. 8-Jt
An jEtna agent Betas no letter of
latrodartloa. See Chel rote. 23
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HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
MAHCalleTM
Kllicoa-Whlte Lyrenm Bareaa .
THE HIIEWER MVNCAL ENTER
TAINERS AND CONCERT CO.
STAR THEATER
Daniel FrukanM Preseats
Owen Moore and IsaraaerHa CSoatot
In the thrilling, amusing plcturliatlon
of Edgar Belwya'a State Triumph
"ROLLINO STONES"
A Paramount Plctnre produced by the
Famous-I'layers Film Co.
ADMISSION ie aadJ.lS OKNTB
TEMPLE THEATER
"Pep's legacy,"
llrcadway sur Feature In t Parts
Tlie Menace,"
Mran.t the Police Reporter, Series
"nival Aril"
Kulcin Comedy
MERRILL OPERA HOUil
it.
MOTION PlOrVRW '
Tl'ESDAYM ANa nunrmiUTff
Op i. Advance atytea
Ceeaeand
Tea and
Wafers served
in Waiting
Loom on
Balcony Floor
2 to 4 P.M.
Everybody
Welcome
la Chairman
SALEM, March 9. The new state
highway commission has organised,
with Simon Bcnscn of Portland ss
chairman. Otber'mvmbers are E. J.
Adams of Eugene and W. L. Thomp
son of Pendleton. The appointment
of a state highway engineer was de
ferred until after the June election on
the IC.eoo.OOO road bonds. Several
changes In the commission's employes
was made. Commissioner Alams said
numerous applications for the posi
tion of engineer had been received
from all part of the country.
'- Predict Defeat for Drys
SACRAMENTO. March 9 Thx
wets are now i " iltt i.-g that in- Orr
Hoosier
$1 Down and $1 per Week
Special Offer for One Week, beginning
March 10th to 17th, inclusive
Han Francisco prices guaranteed always. More than a million to aa.
Awarded Gold Medal at PamwM.Iaciiic Exposition, San Francisco.
First In number of practical convenience. First In quality of material.
Flret In Standard of ronstructlVH, First In perfection of deatoa,
First In units of value per dollar of cost.
Johnstone Furniture Co.
LICENSED AGENTS
Fa New eEETS y$& ST
1100 uwH
Foar pretty new advance Maria nwwnrle ia WlrUMwr WeM ju
trrWml roommO today forth am ItaMS Wa WN aaraHtr. r.
traawly fartaaato la Mag aM raeNaaa to prarMa aar Mtroat
Hh thtaa thnroagWr dealraalf Walala at IMa uriitaaelir taailrnii
ark, imiy Iha fooariailya alaa Madar wWHi taatjr art ad mh)
koMalih tha tanra naattlac frimawilta aaaattda rb
irally woadrrfal mlaa at 91. HoM at rwraalfaljr la KlMaatli Vu
tmnty nnlt local ctMon bill anl 1st
three vote of passing in the senate
when it comes up for a vote early
next week. In the assembly the wets
say the bill would avvrr have a
chancts.
Present Storm
Makes Livestock
Situation Acute
Continued from Page 1
McOirnack (rmmttiloner),Tom Dix
on, Burrell Short (commissioner),
First National Uink, l.el(e Itogcrs, E
R. ftcames, D. I'. Bhook, K. Sutton, B.
G. Terry.
Kitchen
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Adfcrilicd in Leading Moiftxtinet
Plan Outlined for
Opening of
Klamath Lands
Continued from Vtr i
Where there Is a conflict Mwrm
or more applicants, the mirr-,(ul o)
w be dvtermlnrd by lot, Imnril
Mcly tln unsuccessful on will W
notified and their money returned est
notice sent to the project mansfttn
thai the mcoy deposited on trtottt
f the water right may alo be t
turned."
Jusl received, big shliitnrut of U
famous Yakima apple, with ilitlra
ness and flavor. -The Huutet Oroeery.
Cabinet
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day night, March S3d.
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