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Mlalaum today 14 degrees.
. MaxImum yesterday, 33 degrees
Precipitation. .04 Inch.
ready to start coastractiaa work aa
soon aa the weather abates. Part ot
the material fcr the eonstrnctloa ot
a spur track to the site has been on
the ground for some time.
William Wood ras a Palls visitor
today from his place near llonanta.
ttetara tn Hlhlebrand
Mrs. Fred Heck ot lllldcbrand has
been tnkcri home following Injuries
sustained In a runaway at Pine drove
I several weeks ago. She has been un
der the care of tr. P. l. White of
this city, Mrs. IJeck suffered n brok
en limb ami has been at the Wash
Ington house.
Ill Prow Yoaag Ranch
Ellis Young was a city visitor to
day from his ranch down the valley.' left for Portland
French Firmer
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Cattle Tato Week
Larsen had charge of a large
ot cattle shipped out thtt
New Heat) urc In (liarae
Miss M. Moore of San Francisco
has taken charge as head nurse st
the Hlackburn hospital, following the
resignation of Miss Hose Hatickc, who
Miss Moore Is a!
graduate of Belle ue hospital of Nowj
I 1 Ul IV. ODV Will I9U W BUIVI iuiriiu-
'cnt of the training school at the local
uusimait
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Takes Cattle to Bed
Earl Kester was In town today from
l'oe valley and said that he has taken
kit place.
Wllllaaa Man of BttrlsW T k- ...
In the city today oa business froml150 hMd r c,t,c thc - DcJ-
; ho reports mat too snow is nil on
I the south slopes, mostly off the north
' slopes, and the feed la good. A busy
time will bo had by sheepmen from
April 1st to the ISth with lambing,
according to Kcstcr.
la Freas Fa VaScy
Mrs. Hiram Roberta was a Klam
ath Palls visitor today from the Rob.
erta farm la Poe valley.
data las
Charley Blagaaa. formerly em
ploys ta tka Saaaet grocery. Is now
la tka sacoad-kaad store business with
8M stvaas ot this city.
Mrs. Bam maaartk ot tkia city has
left farOakJaad; Cal., where she will
eater Yavtota .koapKal to take up a
traialas coarse la narslag.
Thaaks Baseball Supporter
Manager Watts, ot the Klamath
Palls baseball club, wishes to thank
all supporters ot the clnb who gen
eronsly provided and attended the
benefit dance given last night at the
White Pelican hotel. A goodly num
ber ot Klamath Falls folk were pres
ent and an enjoyable evening was
spent. The Peerless orchestra fur
nished the music.
Joe Nstto, aa employee ot the
Weed Lamaer company, was la town
today oa bastneas. He will leave)
soaa oa a trip to Grants Pass on bus!
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m vssst was aasst j
Tka visit or Judge D'Arcy. state.
district dtpaty of Salem, who lft'
yesterday oa his return home, to the
Klamath Palm B. P. O. Elks lodge. I
kl lu nfftotal !! In rW.nn !
Acres at bsad I
-A. J..Wlfl..maaacer ot the Black-)
Pkara kasaital.. aaa aarckassa twenty j
aeres aC lead two kaaarea feet from,
tka aUcxf'tae Ckalaaa box factory, to;
aa weatea at ins lower ana or ie
"EwaaiUv? M? jHarebassd tke -Und
from Fred-Plum and It lies across
'the -railroad "tracks. The men Inter-!
jested, la. tke Ckalaaa' say they are'
Dance at
I. O.O. F.Hall
Tomorrow
Night
Music starts
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This photograph shows how much'
danger there Is for those French)
farmers who remain between the)
fighting lines in Prance. The farmer!
put on his gas mask before going to J
the woods near bis homo to chop
wood for hln fire.
CAMP ANNOUNCES
LANDS TO LEASE
PROPOSALS WILL, BE RECEIVED
AT RECLAMATION OKI-ICE U..
TIL S P. M. APRIL 10 OX 4,021
ACRES OP RECLAIMED LAND
Whether you need a Dress, a Coat or a Suit or no matter on
what occasion ycu wish to wear it," you can select with complete
satisfaction from a vast assortment of beautiful garments
THE COATS
For street anil motoring you will
find excellent models ln navy serge,
gtiM and bine rrkwr, and fSunnlbwrl
In mustard ami tan. Straight llm-
h well n the twrtvl sllhoutte am
featured. One trlkiiig model In un
nlburl la gold and tan, dcoigncd with
inverted side plulta. Prucllcal ruats
at practical prices.
THE SUITS
Poplin, Mrue ami, gabarillne In tan
ami imvy arv hcrr in prufuloM ot
ne-y model.- ItrMwliful vrtour In
i-m, gold mill gniy am ileverljr ile-
kIkik'iI Mllh oiiMit Iwlln and Ihh-m-Imwi
MH'kH.. llepp ulu In all rd
i'n kImiiv turn varied an wcH aa Ikim
Miutrt sMrt style mi be. Really rw
markabt valum.
THE DRESSES
We are aiorr than dearl Mlth ohi
liowlng In IhU line. WimiI tirv $
am for aioamaade, soft lalfHa, lk
Mdla aad keaatlful cirpr d thine
for dinner and-party amr, all unnMt
of foliiHi In tlw iimm e)ullie n4.
or. Including royal blue, uavy, dnma
French grey, gold, apple Ktreo and
rtuiMipagne.
STILTS DRYGOODS C0:'Where the UJie Sh""
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TW World's Greatoat MotorlCar Value
$635
Proposals will be received at the'
office of the United States Rcclama-i
tlon Service, Klamath Falls, Ore., un-j
til 2 o'clock p. m. April 10. 1917. for
the leasing ot 4,024 acres of re
claimed land lying along the north
shore of Tule lake, the term of such
leases to be from April 11 to Novem
ber 30, 1917, according to an an
nouncement made by J. O. Camp,
project manager.
This land is divided into sixty-three
tracts ranging from 40 to 80 acres
each. Not more than one lot will be
leased to each bidder, and no lots
will be divided.
Bidders will be permitted to bid
upon a first, second and third choice.
and unsuccessful bidders may trans
fer their application to other lots in
In Society's Realm
f, lly MA II El .MART IX
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Economy in operation and'
is usually an import;-
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chase of a motor car.
Maxwell stock cars hold all
records for mileage per gallon
of gasoline and per set of tires
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oMaxwaU stock cars are so slroagly
and carefuHy made that replacameat
of laarts is seldom necesasrjr. Tills
fact is affirmed i by Maxwell owners
tha world over.
rase all land advertised Is not cov- ,-;mltli. V ;iis, WortJi,
ered by proposals. h'mSorwood. Hull. Wn i.
Successful bidders will be required .Misses Marie McMillan.
to execute a lease within ten days twii. aim-i.! UnMwin .ml Mr n
from dato of notice of award; othcr-'ramtiijell :mJ Dr. K. H Jolmton.
wise the land will be leased to the'
next highest bidder. No money need j
accompany ine proposal, nut. me ren
tal must be paid at the time of exe
cuting the lease.
Successful bidders may commence
work upon the land as soon as notice
of award has been received.
Blue print maps are on file In the
office of the reclamation service and
are posted In the postofflces at Mer
rill, Oregon, and Malln, Oregon.
Blank proposals may also be secured
at any of the three -places named
above.
A farewell reception will be given isti eels. The afternoon was plcax
by the following pcoplo or this cltv J ant ly ypuitt In m-edlo work und social
at the White Pelican hotel on Mon-.iliut. Dainty refreshments went
day, April 2, (rom 9 to 11 p. in., t.i'ncncil by the hostess uuifgrcatly en
Mr. and Mrv. K. It. Heame.s. who will Joje.l by (lie following mi'intx-rii pre,
leave shortly, fot their beautiful home ent:: Mrs. II. Moycr, '.MrK. W. I),
lately purchased near Palo Alto, Cal. Co for. Mrs. Jciinlo Hum, Mrs. It. It.
A rordinl invitation is extundo-l uHre baker. Mrs. (leu. McDonalil,
their many nctitirlutinccs to be prci-'Mrs. Wm. Whlllock, Mrs. I. V. Key
ent to bid them nu icvolr. MeArr!kcndall, Mrs. P. Sanderson, Mrs. W,
and MosilMiies Ankeny, Ilrocken- H. Cox, Mrs. I,. I,. Trunx, Mrs. Thus.
l.rcvugh. Kherleln, Knglish, Cerlx-r, Skilllnton and Miss Dorothy Skill
Cov.-en, MIiIh, Obunclii n, ! ur . C ington.
Mnrtln. Kd Merlin, MK'tiii, Merrtmii'i.
and Allen Francis, MU Evelyn and
I'Urllle Francis, Rodney Crelger and
Wlllanl Van Cnntpen.
A farewell party In honor of her
daughter, Mrs. Edmund (loweli, who
leaves kooii to reside at Chlloquln, I '
was given Friday afternoon by Mrs.
K V. (lowen at her homo. The aft
ernoon was spent at 500. guest and
high score prUcs being given. Those
present were Mrs Hllas Obenchaln,
Mrs. Louis (ierlwr. Mm. K. II. Hall,
Mrs. lino. Watt. Mrs. W. O. Smith.
Mrs. F.-M. White, Mrs. (I. A. Krause.
RetMtrt KiikIMi KIHkI
(IAI.VK.STON, March 31 I'saws.
gets uu tin' sieainer Tnplla temrttht
a number of Mexicans have klllrd W,
II. T. Buckingham and (leorg wi
Herman. llrllUh nil men, In TrhMti-
Better Delivery Senice
In order to give better tvrvk to
cur patrons and to nlt In rrduclnt
the high cost of living, the under
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Mrs. Will Hum. Mrs. (larrett Vaii."'nru ""Knnnia na ucciora v
Klper: Mrs. Harry Ooeller. Mrs. 1 J.1 "" Present eintle
Van Ilellcn. Mrsi C. A. Hath. Mrs.!l,,ra of M'nllnK separate dll-
Chas. Moore. MrK. W. V. JohnlUB.,c "na nave organise! a roorew
Miss MhikI llaMwin Mr. Anh.,r l.l. cieni ucuvery. wnicn
' . iIha tftii,lbu a I
crmore. Mrs. Kdmund Oowen, Mrs.
C. M. Ramsby, Mra. K. II. Ileimes.
Mrs.
VumuMll The unction bridge ilub met this
.i.i.l llir.i Ki'nk ultli Mm Hlln ntuifliul,. til ltni
Kdna (t.t residence on lllsh street for a de-.Mooro un,i Mr- C' J- rgusoo
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III handle ill
the business of tho firms InlcrstteJ.
This will mean a great savlsf I
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Roadster, fM9
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Cabriolet, fM3
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Garibaldi Offer Hei-vicea
ROME, March 31. General Gari
baldi, the son of Italy's liberator, has
cabled President Wilson offering his
services to America against Germany.
General Garibaldi Is over 70 years
old. s
781,000 Tons Hunk
AMSTERDAM, March 31. Ad
miral Von Capello has Informed the
relchstag that 781,000 tons of ship
ping were sunk by German submar
ines during February.
Tho Leisure Hour club met Wed
nesday afternoon at tho home of Mrs.
Fred English, Five hundred was
played during the afternoon and ro-
frcshinonts served. Mrs. Whltlock
won the prixc.
A ory cnjouble evening was spent
nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Plot In Mills addition on Wednesday
evening, March 21, by the Mills Ad
dition Embroidery club and guests,
prior to the departure of Mrs. Plel
or her farm home at Wolf. Creek,
Oregon.
The affair was a complete surprise
to both Mr. and MrK. I'lcl. Music
fs eirl (lti ufiii llm s-ilittsiti1 flttf Jit.
, s. ., . ' : llg this week
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Cofcr. Mrs. Chase. Mrs. Jobn""n"cc,r' I"I " wm orustiTts
aaa our patrons, ana we ncnere
result In batter and more proapt
service.
On anrf aftV Atirll Int. Mculsr Sf-
T liveries will be made as follews:
First deliveries for Ilia nnt r-
IlKhtful afternoon at ranis. A cuest
prize ami u high hroro prito wero, HHIH'INfJTO.V HOCIETY
given, Mrs. Geo. I. Wright and Mrs. HIIIPIMNGTON, March 31.-
Frnnk Ward winning them. Those T,,! Athena club met at Mrs1. A.
present wero Mrs. Fred Mills. Mrs. Urearcllffa home this week. A da In- .,.., w .. - ,,.., ., dellvcriea
Xtf !.. M . ... . a liriHl....! W-r Up, f.' II V I ? Will UO IBSUf.
vii ui:ii. .iio. n. it, m-uuirn, tiirn. is. 4, -" -viu m, , nt mnvj, mm, I
Van llelleii, MrnP R. E. Wnttcnbiirg. v- '' Vnncy, Mr. II. I'utman, Mrs.
Mrs. W. II. Duncan, Mrs. I,, (ierber, )"" Nehrhnss, Mrs. W, !. Marian,
Mrs. E. W. Gowcn. Mrs. G. II. Merry- Mrs. II. Hill, Mrs. W llefler, Mrs,, J.J
man, Mrs. Oscar Hhlvc, Mrs. George Kctzcr, Miss Marguerite Lord, Miss
Watt, Mrs. F. M. White, Mrs. I,. F.jUcrtha Owens and Mrs. II. It. Vnncy,
Wllllts, Mrs. Geo. I. Wright. Mrs. 0.
A. Krause, Mrs. Fred Shallock and'
Mrs. C. F. Stone.
Tim Music- el lib of MrK, V. II, t'of.
er's piano pupils met at her homo on From X to 9, Easier duty for
Eighth street for their regutur meut-""ltlH- (Confcsson Saturday from
XfrTICK TO CATHOLIC
On next Sunday (I'alui Sunday)
the order of hervlres will he as fol.
the
f.tloics
Van Riper Hros.,
Rnborls ft Whllmore,
Klamath Driwrtiueiil 8I.
Sunset Grocery,
i'nlaca Market,
People's Market,
City Market. "
The tlillcolo axrary It tin iK'swet
tlia .ICtnn companies. Ask for fb
Ufa ami accident rales.
wrro Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Thomas,
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"Famous .Compos-M
wa tho topic for tho afternoon
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dryntit, Mr. and . ., '
.n rs. li, j. ami!, Mr. ana airs, ima
Whltmore. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Plel,
Mrs. William Hawkins, Mrv. O. Melss
ner, Mrs. I.. A. Will, Mrs. J. Joseph,
Esther Will, Chuiles 'Hawkins and
Glenn Plel.
ANMHJXCKMKNTH
' At "The Little Brown Church."
Sunday morning, u sermon for Junior
boys and girls. Subject, "Your Pho
tograph Taken by tho Preacher." Il
lustrated. All boys and girls Invited,
Also their parents. Helpful to every
body.
Evening subject, "Scientific As
pects of Faith," setting forth a new
sclentfflc vindication of the Scrip
tures and of faith In Jesus Christ.
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j mining mu run ,,,,,, r
i Roland Cofer
("Hcautles of I'amdlso". . . .Streabog
Mrs. Georrgo Ulehn entertained tho, Mercedes lloyd und Teacher
Woodcraft Thlmblo clue ut her homo'..Tniunic.cr ,t 8cliuniann
on Klamath avenue on Thursday nf- Gertrude Cofer
Icrnoon. Tho hiislncsB hour was spent "Vulso In K flat" liiirnmi
lo !i p, m.)
At ,i:ir, n. m Humlny sclicml.
At I o.jo n. m., miihs and dlslrl
hutlon of palms. This will bo tho
Duct "Merninid" Von Nchcr on'y mix I'ahn Sunday.
Gcrtrudo ami Ituth Cofer At 7:30 p. in., the Holy Hour one
"A LovolyFloweret'',,, Itugo "f lo "'any Catholic services In Eng-I
Anna Tho-son i llli mid ot particular valua to any'
iiglcmuun Poison. 30. at
BarmaTS
WANTED
t'uisble logger to wnirart
lOKging: n to 7 inlllli'ii fcetl
logs this saaaoH.
KWA1I.VA IM)X PACTOm
iii making plans for the year's work
und n social goot time by tho Thim
ble Club of Woodcraft was had. A
Evelyn Whltmore
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Tho neighbors surprised Mr. Sam
I have the exclusive sak of many
of toe best farms and raaclies la the
Klnmnth Rosin, Chllrotc. 20 0
musical program, games and noedlo Francis Suiiday.aflornoon with a very,
work and a social time was followed Deaiant suinrlso nurtv on hi. foriv.!
by a four tourso luncheon, which was BOCOnd birthday. Tomato m1i J
served by tho hostess nnd heartily en-sandwiches, cuke and coffee worn
joyed by the large crowd of members wrvert. The uuests nresont worn
and Invited guests present. All voted Mr ana Mr( nuy c'rofford. Mr. and
Neighbor Ulehn a ropsl entertainer. Mrgi Bam jrranC,( Mr, and Mrs. Rob-
ort Crelger, Mrs. Lewis Holdlchar,
Mrs. Thos. Bkllllngton was hostess, Mrs. K. North, Mrs. R. II. Parker,
to the Pythian club on. Tuesday after-(Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fox and daugh
non at her homo oii Tenth and Pine tor, Master Emmlll North, Vernon
"THE SEVEN SEALS"
What Hid the Lisbon Earthquake Murk?
THIS EVENING
"THE WORLD ON EIRE"
Tho Meaning of the Terrible Conflict.
SUNDAY EVENING
At the Gospel Hall, 7:15 p. ro.,
Prophecy for Vou. Come.
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