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MuI-um, Saturday. 43 deg.
Precipitation. .1 Inch.
Maximum. 8uaday, 43 dec
Mlalmum. 8uaday. 34 deg.
Minimum, today, S3 dec
IpFroaa
r. J. Staatea ot Merrill U In town
ear several days oa business.
dent had raised a German Has at Port
Klamath ycatcrday, causing a near
riot, and was made to take It down,
waa de-led over the lone dictate tel
ephone this afternoon by J. H. Hea
slg. proprietor ot the store and tele
phone agent at Port Klamath. Mr,
t Hemic said he had heard of no such
Incident, and that aa a matter of fact
no dag of any kind la to be seen at
.(Fort Klamath, but that he plans to
put up one on a flagpole he haa there.
Mrs. Ed Hoyt of Port Klamath also
said the town was peaceable all day.
Inaevlrw
Jack Barke, Lakevlew sheepman.
la town 8uaday, being here on
la City
Clyde Short and Homer Smith of,
.MatiHl were la town over Sunday
frets do a the valley.
C.8. Crosby of Corning, Calif.,
Htawly at this dty, aad Brst proprl
HeM at Medfonl. .
B. J. McCarthy, a visitor here for
some time during the past month, rep.
resenting a California collection agen-
ey, was ordered arrested In Medford
Saturday night by E. W Hunter, an
other traveling man, and E. B. Hall,
inuiniCTur vi iimj iiui uuivi nerc.
Hunter says nc nan ocen working ror
McCarthy, and that McCarthy left
without paying him his wages, and
aiow twM tin uin m HaHv Q v
longing to Hunter. McCarthy did not
pay his bill at the Hall hotel before
leaving. '
-aCslW skatlag rink here, haa;
aeea'an the dty for several days. 1
Mlee Mildred Callahan, private
aarae, at this dty, left tats morning
tar Pertlead. where she will visit her
aletar taeeaaltely.
Night.
Clyde Yaa Mater ot Merrill and
Mkss Ida Blake were married in this
dty Saturday sight by Justice of the
Peace Co ea. m
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Louis Robin of this city left this
moralag for Portland to consult a
haa specialist, following the break
lag ot ate leg about two years ago,
which haa bothered him since.
Says Valley Sweat With Fatriothea.
George" 8tevenson, formerly of the
reclamation service of this city, re
turned last nigh from a trip Into the
Willamette Valley, and reports that
the valley towns are being swept with
a wave ot patriotic fervor, numerous
mass, meetings and preparedness
measures being taken, while all kinds
of war organisations are being formed
of both men and women. Stevenson
expects to remain here this summer
unless he should decide to Join an
army engineering corps. He is a
graduate of the University school ot
engineering, now abolished.
Check
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Your
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
A. P. & A. M. A special communi
cation of Klamathlodge No. 77. A.
P. A. M. will be.held tonight at the
The large plate glass west window; Masonic ball at 7 o'clock promptly.
ef the Oertraee millinery store, at -Work in M. M. degree. Visiting broth,
the coraer of Sixth aad Mala streets,! era welcome. Peed. Visitors desiring
wan broken this moratng. It Is be-j committee please come early. A. E.
lleved seane one fell or was pushed I Elder, secretary. By order of W. M.
The regular meeting of the W. C. T.
U. wit) be held Tuesday afternoon at
3:30. at the home of, Mrs. B. 8.
Grigsby, at 1038 Jefferson street.
The Pythian Club will meet Tues
day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Ed Skllllngton. at the
corner of Tenth and Pine streets.
throagh the window.
i m taw Subject.
faMf wat'VaHhe subject ot Evan
gcisk CM. Tapper's farewell sermon
Tusseaj -eveatag at the Gospel hall.
With his 'family he, expects to leave
Thursday moralag for Puyallup,
Wash. The sixth week of the services
wO be concluded by Evangelist Pur
dom. No services tonight or Priday
aight
Leading Clothiers
'O CHANCE in this small plm to
describe to you the many and up-to-date
togs we have assembled
here to gladden the heart of the
fastidious dresser. We sell everything a man
wears from hat to hose and from undert hirt
to top coat. Come in and let us have the
pleasure of showing you some of the new
things that will be worn this season. We are
enthusiastic about them. You will be. too,
when you see them. Nothing old here to
sell you. Last year's clothes were sold last
year. Now is the time to "smarten up."
Come in and judge the new Easter fashions
for yourself. Buy or not as you please. That
is your own affair
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BIRTHS
THOMAS To Mr. and Mrs. Bert C.
Thomas. 305 Pine street, this city,
Sunday, March 35, a daughter, named
Mary Carlenc: Dr. Geo. I. Wright at
tending.
RI8CH To Mr. and Mrs. Lee Risen.
at the Lamm sawmill, Modoc Point,
Sunday, March 35, a son; Dr. E. C.
Wheeler attending.
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British Sailors Complain
BUENOS AIRES. March 3. (By
mall) British merchant sailors who
visit this port are beginning to growl
seriously about ,t heir pay. The Her
ald recently published an artlclo
signed "The Purser," which said In
part:
"Many omcers and men In the Brit
ish merchant service feel deep down
In their hearts that there must be chaser
Navy Ordered
Recruit to Full
War Strength
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Continued from Page 1
National Guard in
37 States Called
Coattaeed from Page I
Will Stay on Foreign
Relations Committee
jrrt aujuert msuea ay
A report which circulated In the
cHy thin moralag that a German rest-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
HOGS WANTED Feeders.
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Inquire
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Demonstration
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show yoa amy CaJ-Namd arodact you
aaar be taterested la, actaally appUed.
For iaaUace White Eeamel, Porch
Farattare Kaamel, GoM aad Aland
Ream Paiat Floor Wax, Furniture Pol
ish, Metal Polish, Colored Vandsbes,
Aatoaaobtte aad Carriage Color Fin
ish. Etc
She will not merely 'show you the
package coataiaias these wmteriab,
bat show R ta the brush hi fact, you
caa take the brash and apply it your,
self. f
Yoa caa ace the actual color see
hew easy it is to apply how all brush
marks dlaappeer before It liardeus.
This will be demount ratiou worth
while for anyone who is responsible
for the care aad good appearance or
the interior woodwork aad furniture
of n home.
By asking fur n demonstration of
any particular Chi-Xamel product you
will not place yourself under obUga
tlon to buy; this demonstration la to
acquaint the public with the use and
economy of Chl.N'amel la the borne.
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uults rrxixiiitloil to the call before
o'clock this morning,
flcnrral Bcrree has ordered that re
cruiting campaigns be started Imrai-
dlatelr.
bids will bo oioned Wednr.
something Inherently unfair In a state day, tustend of Saturday.
of things that drives up the capital, llcnublicaii Leiuler Mann, candidate
value of the ships wherein they serve for the siH'ukernlili' of the house, has
to fabulous heights, which creates onnounced that he Is willing to with
dividends that "even the supcr-tasa-.draw and throw his support to Champ
I am. vse HMIt. jiammab et4aa tr tlkr (tfaa ilia B4 .i.Kwfce 9 HHBhlmln.
normal dimensions, sad withal leaves V" J l"r? " 'U" X .rt'.V nr"
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BMBiaas avai wwi v wi iva ' hvi v i immw I ltsilll PtUsU 111 Ha II sliw I Vtiuiiaiiiai
them. It Is gall and wormwood to .'insist on a pnrtlnan urganluitlon ho
8ACIIAMKNTO. March 3 Within
forty-elght hours Governor Stephen
In expected to present to the legists
Notice to Our Costiam
During the tu-it two or Ihret ttiki
there will b some ittmvoldablt !.
ruptlons to the etrctrlr rrlc. os
rount of work on the Ultra In KUssU
Pulls. Installing ttix nc" itreri Itght-.
log sVKtem.
We shall use evrry effort to lw t
th"e Interruptions s fr M
short n M)Mlhle. iiml jour ro-tsm-lion
In this matter will he awrvriiH
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sent
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Bring your tilitt-
Drimrluicut Ktori.
to ibe KUn.il
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Replace Halooe, With Coffee
LINCOLN. March . Religious so
cieties la Nebraska towns and cities
are planning to opea coffee houses to
take the place of the saloons, which
will be banished by edict of the voters
May 1st Omaha churches will try
out the coffee house Idea, and If It Is
successful they will scatter a number
of them all over the city. The plan
ji to make the coffee house a social
club for laboring men, each as they
uow have la the saloon. Coffee aad
sandwiches are to be' furnished .cheap,
and the men encouraged to make the
places club roems:
FURNISHED HOME
Good four room house, well far
ntshed; big lot; good location. It's
a real bargain at 9I.1M. Some tenna.
Yon'U have to harry if you want it.
Chi!cote,.M Mala street. 30
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wculd "stick with them.
The navy department unnounccd to.
day that the strainer St. !ouls, the
first American armed merchantman
to cross the Atlantic, arrived at an
English port safely.
Secretary tanslng, Representative
Pood, Ragsdale, Hurrlsou, tho house
foreign committee, snd Secretary of
War Baker, conferred, discussing the
espionage legislation. Censorships
and a resolution declaring that a state
of war exists, were also discussed. '
The president has authorised the
Increase of the marine corps to 17,400
In an appeal to the press of the coun
try to aid recruiting. I
Special ateution given to property!
of non-residents. Oiilrote, 638 Main j
street. 20 j
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Senator William i Stone
Senator William J. Stone of Mis
souri, who once on a time was called
"Gumshoe Bill," will remain chair
man of the foreign relations com
mittee of the United States senate,
despite criticisms of his course In con
nection with the bill to give the ores.
ident authority to arm American ship
agaiust German submarines. He wilt
not resign, and he could not be re
moved without such drastic action as
the senate seldom takes, although
they are being atrongly urged.
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUII
DARK
TAW THIATE1
Pathe PrearaU
Robert Kdeson
Supported by Jose Collins, Lillian
Tucker, Claude Fleming and a notable
cast in
"THE LIGHT THAT FAILED"
By Rudyard Kipling
Cold Rooster" Play In Five 'Parts
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Bluebird Photoplays, Inc. Introduces
"THE BOY GIRL"
With Violet Mersereau,
Bluebird's Daintiest Star
Council Meets Tonight
The regular weekly meeting of the
city council win be held tonight at
the council chamber.
TIMPLI THKATS1
SUNDAY- AND, MONDAY
Tlie Fifth Man,"
A Sellg Drama In Three Parts,
'A Dtase on the Ralls,"
Hasard of Helea Series.
And Me Wrote Pastry,"
A Xalem Comedy.
"Hearst Pathe News,"
Current Events. , '
Better DeHrery Service
in order to give bolter service to
our patrons and to assist in reducing
tho high cost of living, the under
signed merchants have decided to
cllmlnato tho present expensive sys
tcm of maintaining scpuruto deliv
eries, and have organised a more effi
cient delivery, which will handle all
the business or tho firms interested.
This will mean n great saving In
unnecessary expense to both oruselves
and our patrons, und wo botlave will
result lu better and mora prompt
service.
On and utter April 1st, regulur de
liveries will be inude us follews:
Prrt deliveries for the meat mar
kets at 7 and 8 o'clock, and deliveries
for all the stores and meat morkota at
0:30, 1:30 and 4:00. No special de
liveries will be made.
Van Riper Bros,,
Roberts Wbltmore,
Klamath Department Store!
Sunset Orocery,
Palace Market,
People's Market,
City Market. 33-lf
majGtfm
TU WorM. Giwaloit Motor Car Yak.
$635
EtMlurajK- Morliag quality that oaabko
a Motor to trawl thouade of mil, oa
aftor may, ror foot! roaslt aal bad, with
KttJo or no trouble to iU
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A Maxwell stock car holdt tho world's en
dursjaca rocerd.22,022f mUot without a
Motor stoo, wttkout repairs or raadjiut
Me,U cortifiwd by tho Aworicam Autorae
kHo Aisociatioii
Maxwell endurance la an Inherent
part of the ear. put fliere aad kept
there by the wetterials, the rare.' the
Hotkmanship and tlie 'general polklrs
of the'Maxwell InslUuUon
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Touring Cur, 63S
Roadster, MU
Cabriolet, N0r.
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