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Maximum yesterday, El dtgn
Precipitation, .08 Inch.
llan Maa tm Ton
Jack Burns of Burns Is In the city
on business.
Road Saatrvtoor in City
Thomas Dixon, county toad super
lsor. Is In the city today.
Im From the Grot
George. Kelfer was In town today
on business from Pnle Grove.
In City From Malta
W. E. Harris of Malln camo In yes
terday on business from that place.
In City Pros Alcoasa
O. B. Dollarhlke of Algoma came In
last night from that place on busl-
bi From Valley Farm
Edward Ream was a Klamath Falls
visitor today from his ranch on the
Merrill road.
la From Orladale
M. Mumrord, or the Orlndale dis
trict, was In town today attending to
business matters.
FIRST TO ARRIVE
FROM CALIFORNIA
X. V. CiURK, ttlBKK.YTATtVK OF
COAMT TOITR ROOK, MAKBS
TKir IIV MACHINE FROM SAN
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Z. Gore, ierr.cutnUvc of tho
Pacific Tour Book, driving n model
490 Chevrolet roadstrr, Is credited
with being the tirst to make the trip
this year from San Francisco to this 'the bounties;
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Two otter and a coon were atwoa'g
the skins shown at the county court
bouse today by A. H. Whims ot War
den, while he had two coyote tor
bounties.
Mr. Whims said that while Im got
tho coon near his place It probably
came from the Lost River section as
them are many of them there. The
otter he secured on Lower Klamath
lake, where he says there aw a Reed,
ly number.
He should have had eight ottor,
however, he said, but they sank whan
he shot them. Some tloat and some
sink when they are shot, he said.
They arc quoted at S"tS apiece.
11. C temtcr has presented one
coyote nud two bobcats recently (or
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city by automobile. . j Klamath, four coyotes and one cat;
He made the trip by way of the. Lewis Knight, Klamath Agency, three
Sacramento canyen, Agcr. Topsy.J coyotes, and Chas. Eumbrum. Fort
grade. Oorrls nmt Merrill, arriving Klamath, three coyotes. j
here Saturday afternoon. He spent! J
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of the road were Impassable and he
was forced to drive through the rocks; -
aud over rocky hillsides often. The regular Wednesday evening
Mr. Oore averaged S3 miles par, will bo held at the First
Ballon of gasoline and used three Presbyterian church this evening.
and a half quarts of lubricating olli"h Rev. Frank Olceckner. Sunday,
on the 505 mile trip, he said. He will school missionary In Southern Ore-
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be here several days.
gon. In charge. Mr. tlloeckner has
FUea .Notarial Commlsstoa
W, H.,A. Reaner, local attoruey,
filed his notarial commission with the
county clerk yesterday.
Dowa, From the Fort
Chas. Zumbrum came down last
night on the Fort Klamath stage from
that place for a few days In town.
Im From Poe Valley
F. O. Freuer. of Poe valley, re
turned to bis ranch in the valley to
day, being In the city over night on
business.
Xtnr AatesaofcUe.
James Lytle of the Hall hotel ot
this city has purchased a 1917 model
490 Chevrolet from. the local agency
at the Central garage,
Asjeacy Msst ha Ctty
J. Mi Bedford, government em
ployee at Klamath Agency, arrived In
the city last night on his return from
a trip to outside points.
been named by the Southern -Oregoa
GERMANY'S FOOD ! ITcsbytery to take charge of these
0Tttt-RSTIM.TKt, services and at that time declare the
i pulpit of the church vacant. All
AMSTERDAM, March !8. Ad- members of the church and congre-
vices received here say that Batockl. .' are Invited to be present,
the government's official food mana-' a
ger in Germany, has admitted before B,Wo ,tudy nt tne -LRtle Brown
a relchstag committee that the food church" nniBht t 7; so nVWk
supply in Germany has been over--..BaptUmt , )t necCM4HT, from ao
estimated and the the tack of labor denominational standpoint?" Scrlp
and transportation facilities are pre- tresclted. The bible school teach-1
venting Increased production. erg. meetlng will be held at 6:30 J
preceding the bible study meeting, j
DKRLIN. March S. Th.. Ccloenn
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Gaxette hints that Bcthmann voni
Hollwea mar Brant .-lectoral reforms' The Thimble Club of the Women 1
in Germany, increasing the scope of r Woodcraft will meet tomorrow ai
a democracy
war ends.
movement, before the
ternoon at 3:30 o'clock with
George Btehn of this city, at
, RIRTH8
McKENZIE To Mr. and Mrs. Lenv
ucl McKenzle, who reside near Stu-
kel bridge, Tuesday, March 27, 1917.
a daughter. Dr. L. L. Truas attending.
Mrs.1
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home on Klamath avenue, between'
Eighth and Ninth streets. j
The Ladles' Altar Society will
meet Thursday, March 29, at 3 o'clock
at the assembly room. I
WOMEN'S SUITS
New Shades New Line New Ideas in Trim-
ming These will greet you in our Showing of
New Suiti for the New Season
IV Hie most urlroM awl the mwt mrffcfwMe rtaumm
In suit styles for spring Is tlie rllmlaallosi of Urn flerr h
new models are matte on straight Mara ami the dsaisms sarrly
iMve rreatnl some braMtirMl MMaM.
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Tills ailvaarr ittoaiay lirre hrlag to ym tla rhokrat K the
aewr fashions offered la lemllM fashion renter and we'ee
Item very rarefal to rhou sirtia of reragnised sowsrlor nsmUty
of saarrhir lallerlnc and salts llial are rresoneWy artred.
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ttiNw Imnv from the new mtnlew la Mmsib la i
line, wool poplin, Potaet twill, sfc and macy charge ami iron
(c- hHMlre. The leading shaih are goW. aid res, Hacaa, oM
rdd, apple green, grey, rtHikks navy and others.
You will find the assortment most pleasing at
Prices ranging from $14.50 tc $40.00
STRTS DRYGOODS COMPANY
" Where the Ladies Shop "
Retanw From California
R. A. Johnson, president of the
Klamath Manufacturing Company of
Shipplagtoa, returned last night from
Sao Francisco, preparatory to the
starting of the sawmill.
Here From Agency
Win. B. Freer, former Indian agent
at Klamath Agency, came down Mon
day sight and has been In town this
week, Mr. Freer has resigned his
position with the government.
Leave for Willamette Valley
V. T. Motschenbacber, local Insur
anco agent, left this morning for
Portland, Eugene and Willamette
Valley points, where he will be for
several weeks on business, returning
here later this spring. Mrs. Mots
chenbacber, who is in California, will
Join htm there before returning home.
Directors Hold Seasioa
The directors of the Klamath Com
mercial Club held a business session
Isst.algbt at the clubrooms, A num
ber of matters of importance were
dealt with, including the making of
provisions for land applicants on the
Tale Lake opening and the represen
attioa of the flub at the Northwest
Tourist Association meeting In Port
land next month.
Milemcnt of Seeds Arrive
A large shipment of seeds for
spring gardens has arrived at the of
fice of County Superintendent of
Schools Miss Edna Wells for distribu
tion to those desiring to secure seeds
free from the government. The de
partment of agriculture In Washing-
toghaa,aaapunead that there are no
more seeds to be sent out from Wash
latum this spring as the supply has
been exhausted.
LINER QUERIES
AROUSE
SUSPICION
LONDON, March 28. Queries con
ccrata a "Canard liner recently
sunk'? waa asked of the government
today by the house of 'commons.
iThe house received a reply that the
lafematlon would net be of "public
latere." r ' .-. , 't
y Ta.Cuaard)lir Laconia was re-
,- eegUy eagk, but it Is believed thai the
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v-,: Trswei refers to aaoinsr vessel, tot
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EASTER GLOVES
Our carefully selected stock of fine imported Gloves,
all good spring colors, per pair, $2,00.
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SPRING CORSETS
Are here for your inspection. Whatever style you
may desire
NEW EASTER DRESSES, COATS and SUITS
OUR SHOWING OF NEW EASTER WEARING APPAREL EMBRACES MODELS FOR EVERY OCCASION. CLEVER STYLES FROM LEADING
DESIGNERS. MADE UP IN COATS, SUITS, SKIRTS AND DRESSES. IN ALL NEW SHADES AND STYLES FOR SUMMER WEAR
PRICES FROM S&50 UP TO $35.00
EASTER TABLE LINENS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
QUALITY SHOULD BE THE FIRST POINT CONSIDERED IN BUYING LINENS, FOR INFERIOR GRADES ARE EXPENSIVE AT ANY PRICE. WE
ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR HUMIDOR LINENS THE STANDARD OF QUALITY. 7
PATTERN CLOTHS, NAPKINS AND YARD GOODS PRICES $1.00 TO $.'M)0
New Ribbons (or Easter
Very Latest Novelties
Just Out of the East
Beautiful new fancy Ribbons
for bags, misses' sashes and wo
men's sash and girdle combina
tions. The richness of color
ing and beauty of these new
Ribbons are indescribabler Ask
to sec these. Extra gqod values
at 50c on up to $1.25 a yard.
NEW NECKWEAR
NOVELTIES
New Vestees, Collars and
Sets in great assortment of
styles. 4 Hand embroidery on
khaki-kool sport silks, pique
aud fine organdie, also tucked
'and plaited effects. Many are
trimmed with real filet and St.
Gall filet laces. White and new
printed designs in all colors.
Priced, 3oc, 75c
. ENVELOPE CHEMISE
Eacli style prettier than the
others, and such surprising ma
terials. No better looking, bet
ter wearing underwear for great
deal more money made from
fine grade.Xainsook and Chiffon
Batiste-T-some with embroid
ery, others with lace or inser
tion. Sizes 36 to 44.
Price. 75c up to $3.00.
Greater grows the sale, of "Wirthraor" and "Welworth" Waist-
For more mronounced is th Supremacy of Values
Charming new Spring models
are now arriving priced as for
merly at $1.00 and $2.00.
THE
Wirthmor
Waists
AT $1.00
It's literally true that you
will never know how good a
Waist onc'dollar will buy un
til you have worn a Wirth
mor. In style, materials, fit,
workmanship it vastly excels
all others at the same and
sometimes higher price's.
These desirable WaisU can be
sold by just one good merchant
in every city.
This is an announcement of decided interest
to every woman who believes in economy.
"There will be no advance in the price of
Wjjrthmor and Welworth Waists and
tlie'quality will be fully maintained."
"How possible"?" you ask, and we answer
"The contract method under wheih they are
made and sold the purchase of materials months
in advvance the further lowering of manufac
turing and overhead costs the elimination of all
selling expense."
New mmM. in both the Wirthmor and
Welworth on sale tomorrow
- SOLD HERE ONLY
THE
Welworth
Blouses
AT $2.00
Much of the character
charm and refinement usual
ly found only in far more
costly models is always evi
dent in the Welworth. In
every respect it is a much
finer Blouse than the moder
ate price at which it is sold
would indicate.
STORE NEWS Our Buyer is-oow vkitlog City Market buying a full lino of Novelties for
the Easter trade SEE THEM SATURDAY.
Easter HuAerchicfs
Extra specials. Beautiful im
ported Linen and Swiss Hand
kerchiefs, plain and hand em
broideries of fine sheer mater
ials, for ladies and childien,
5c, 10c, 15c to 7.1c
NEW WASH FABRICS
New Davenshire cloth, new
Ginghams, new Percales, new
Gallatea cloths, hundreds of
new patterns make .selections
now, lines are complete.
Prices 15c to 35c
BEST SILKS
Ever offered at these low prices.
.. 36-inch Chiffon Taffeta, black
and all colors.
Very special.'per yard, $1.50
36-incM Cashmere de Luxe,
guaranteed to wear, all new
spring shades,
Very special, per yard, $1.50
NEW TUB SILKS
With various colored stripes
very much in demand for hpiing.
Price per yard, $1,H5
SPORT 'PONGEE
With highly'colorcd patterns on
natural ground,
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