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Minimum today, 39 degrees,
Former KroMnit Mte Hera
Mr. C 8. Moore, formerly of this
cltr. Is In the city to visit relatives
and spend tome '-time In Klamath.
Mrs. Mcorc hat been spending the
winter at California and Oregon
points nnd will go to Portland (or
J Memorial Day,
4 Maximum yesterday. 41 degrees.
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The government hat called tor bids
on S00 head of two-year-old heifers
for breeding purpose on the Klam-
ath Indian reservation, to be delivered
between June 1 and June 15. Bid
I will be receltcd until Anrll SO bv the
E. W. Baraes. local lumberman, UIcomnUMioner of Indian affairs at
la the city for a day or to on butl-
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Ill Frew Ala-easa
Mr. and Mrs. U
Washington.
Move Here From Hacraaweato
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Grlblln camc.i.., ni.ht fmm thslr fnrmcr hnma ml
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aown yesteraay rrom Aigoma on dui. Sacramento and will reside here. Mr.
Callen wa formerly in the state
printing office of California at Sac
Bray lamlMimsa Here ramento, and has accepted a position
Marlon Nine, lumberman of Bray. ,n ,h. Even,g Herald shop as ad
in ine ciiy lor a iew aBys on "isi-,ana make-up man
net.
HOW WOMEN MAY
HELP TO WIN WAR
HOME WAYS IWXTMI OIT MY
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Ice 8UII Six Inched Thkk
Retatm Frew Tris OntaMe j E s Lamm ,, ,n the clty for , d,y
Mr. and Mrs. 8am Summers re- or trom the imm company saw-
turned last night from a trip to out- mn,t Modoc Point and says that the
aid points. ,ce ,, m ,tx nchea thick at that
ptacc and that the mill will be unable
to start until the Ice goes out. It Is
Here Frew the Age
Mrs. E. E. McKean came down last expected to break shortly'lt the pres-
nigai irom niamaui Agency ior a , warm weher continues.
few days In the city. J
Ksprrted Hume Toalght
Mrs. H. R. Glaisyer, wife or the
county agricultural agent, is eipected
to arrive heme tonight, accompanied
by their son. from California, where
Ihpr have been snendinr the winter
Wtatera Heae j for tn t-'. health, which W much
G. A. Bellman of this city has our.'. .v ... ... o.-...
, " Liuiuu.cu. lutj iii rrsiuv on oisiu
chaMd the re.ld.nc formerly owned , gtreett nortn ot min ln the reil.
by H. J. Winters on Seventh street dencc totmetly b, Mr. and
and Is moving la this week to reside)
there.
Milan Vmn Chy
Mother Rose, Sister Mary Stephens
and Bister Martina left this morning,
after being ln the city several days.
Minima S veyor Bars
F. D. Eason, one ot Robert E. Stra-
CORVA1.U8. Ore.. April 19.
Sharing tn the toll ot the fields, sac
rificing all Individual tastes that In
terfere with bountiful production ot
food supplies, practicing rigid tcon
lomy. and avoiding neighborhood
suspicion, are some of the ways In
which women can help win the big
war, as pointed out by Mra.- Clara
Waldo, the woman member 'of the
Oregon Agricultural College Board of
Regents, In speaking to the wotneu
students.
"Woman's help is better la time of
stress than at any other time," said
she. "tor It Is then that their Intui
tion comes In cornea straight from
the spirit. You are to be Joint til
lers of the soil In war time. You can
help In the food and labor shortage
by writing to the home folk what are
the best food crops to grow. Plenty
i of beans, potatoes and carrots fori
winter use win cut down tne nome
living cost and release much other
food material tor other use.
"Grow Belgian hares. They are
a good, cheap food, and xan be grown j
on the clover cuttings from the parks
and lawns.
"Canneries and home that are go,
ing to depend on time might begin
to evaporate surplus fruits and vege
tables whea possible, because there
Is going to be a great shortage of
tins. Doubtless many canuerlea will
SOMETHING NEW
UNUSUAL conditions have prevailed for almost three yearn
in the men's clothing business.
In announcing our new suit and top coat selections for this
spring season, we emphasiie their pedigrees.
Our advice it you at this time is to buy clothing of reputation,
clothing in which you know the manufacturer lives up to his
responsibility until you admit you have had your.money's worth.
We carry the same famous makes as usual. Our lines have
national prestige, based on style and quality standards. They
are guaranteed by the makers and by us.
We want to emphasiie that we are headquarters for
Mrs. G. A. Bellman.
Klamath Near Hqaaw Point
The steamer Klamath, which
tnrte.4 last week fnr thn Pelican nv!he unshle tn run during the summer
0.Bl.",,Tey0nr, Wt h"" bn herl Lumber Company's works on the months.
thte winter, haspnrcbased a house' t gde of theuke to break her "America has no quarrel with any
and lot la the Second Falrview addl- way through the Ice, has reached nation, but Is opposed to autocratic
" "" "" """T.Squaw Point, according to travelers mlltarlem. Nor .should we be sus
Company.
in the city. Theetearaer reached the'plcious of our neighbors the secret
first Island on the first day, but has .service men are paid to be suspicious
fonnil the rnlnr Blnwer ever since
H1' " J""" nd iBhe hM o ". bucking
the Ice daily, making some headway.
Receives
E. B.
household effects were burned sev-'
era! weeks ago. received his check to-
day from the San Fire Insurance
Ceapaay. throngs their agent. A. R.j Xtm. acckleataad health policies
WUaea, of this city, la full payment are the tUadardArf tfce world. Ask
tf Ma tire toss. ' Chllcote for rates. 12
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I wo bood Specials
. One for Women
and One for Men
FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Teilet Stap ad Cold Cream Special
A 50c jar of Violet Dulce Cold
Cream and a 25c box of Rexall Toilet
and Skin Soap
BOTH EOR 50c
Both Soap and Cold Cream are Rexall prepara
tions and have all the Rexall good qualities.
Violet Dulce Cold Cream is soothing and
Icleansing. It keeps the skin soft and smooth.
FHas the true floral odor.
The Soap is a pure, delicately perfumed Soap.
inese two articles sell regularly at 7sc.
50c REXALL SHAVING LOTION AND A TIN OF
VIOLET OR TRAILING ARBUTUS TALCUM
BOTH FOR 30c
This is the Rexall shaving lotion. It makes
the face tingle, then brings a warm glow and
finally gives a refreshing coolness.
Rexall Violet talcum Is one of our best for
after shaving. It cannot be seen on the faco
and makes' the skin soft, smooth and com
fortable. Both for 50c Friday and Saturday
We shall need all the charity we can
command."
MART P1CKFORD
HERE TUESDAY
THE ONLY CLOTHES IN AMERICA WHOSE
PRICE IS KNOWN TO REMAIN THE SAME
The popularity of this suit of medium cost", one price the nation
over, has given the makers such a great volume that they can
keep the price down and give all-wool fabrics plus the style of
one of the great designers. G uaranteed !
We loiilit heavily this caMn. Our assortment is large, hut wc
think you will sec in it a clothing conception thai shows our
knowledge of what the best dressers in town want.
Iluy your spring suit early. We cannot reorder mi sonic of the
must stylsh fabrics. He free to come here and look through our
new stocks We want you lo know how well we are supplied.
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Dear Public: I am about tu com
mit an overt act.
iJAP BANKER SEES WILSON'S DOUBLE
FLEET ON ATLANTIC
HAVE (IIIE.IT MOItAI KKFWT
TO BE IN PARADE
Commencing Tuesday, April 24th.
the Houston opera house wilt present
famous Mary Plckford In her new
photoplay produced by her own com
pany and released by Artcraft, "The
Pride of the Clan."
Every Scotchman In the country
halls with delight the news that
"Utile Mary" has selected the role
of "Marget MacTavish" as her next
screen impersonation. For a long
time Caledonians have hoped to ace
the most popular girl in the world
characterise the charming lass of the
liABttiAP anil that tiA will tnrmvmr
Immortalize the typical winsomene! what u ' Wcl, ni lc" "- A
of RmtLnd. fair dau.hter. wlth.OVcrt "c '" h'tn on " '
characteristic effectiveness Is readily f'1'1 oul ,n h Pen wncre er--
expected. However, the wonderful bod'r ca,n " me do ' n1 ' "' b".
heart appeal a. well a. dramatic enPt d " It you don't come ih THINKH C(M)lEltATIO OK JAI
finesse dUplayed in "The Pride of the and, bu "me of tbeM brs-lns. Hoiriiitov nv 4TI
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prove ot universal appeal. During "re do,nE tnw work ' Dr,c vou TIC WITH UNITED STATES WIM.
her long and brilliant career on the "" " -
rn "Llttl- Varv" ha. nortraved ' F,ne new ' bargain
characters of a number of different r,ces ,n aU le0,n VM-
nationalities, her recent nhotonlar. . lerni1
"Ies Than the. Dust" havlns met' At ,,,t we De tnem ,he ,lule I'AHAUKNA Cat., April 19, III-
with rArnrd.hrAaklncaurMathrmiah. Dew FLAQ lapel pins and buttons, saaklra Kano, Vokoh'oma baukor, Twenty thousand neraon. r..i.r.,.....i
out the entire country. It Is a long No,w wUh the drnt ot summer you who Is hero en roule lo New York. Ing practically every lodge nml clvlc'wgrd afwr relaierln thcr '
way rrom ue nanxs or tne uanges to " - - -- m...w- ,..w- - -.,... ....,. ,.... ,i.,.;rnniniion in tno cuy, win marrh glectoil' tn Imvo lli'lr rlrl
the wind-blown fields of Scotch ""e. nd you ort to have a set Japanese squadron wll bo co-opcr- tonight In the biggest patriotic doni-'chaiiaed -Another ourro ol cI
heather, but It Is a trip that Mlsslo linking cups, as there Is still atlng with the American fleet In thoinHtrntlon In the hslory of tlio I'acl.'alnn rmulla bccniiM- ..f the Uct W
Plckford has taken In the Interval D,enty of water ,n tbe h,'- , Atlantic In tho task of hwkpIiix tin, flc iicrihwtti. The affair is Port- the five vnllng xiikIh f Iheellyw
hoiun iaa Thi. th nn" an.i We have & sew stock of the pouu- leas of commerce raiders. lund'a nnavr .. iir..i.i... in . i
"The Pride of the Clan." a story of Ir Priced Ingersol. watches, J "BaslnB my views upon Information appeal for national unity In the wnr arilncl-'aad'the .li-clnra fs" lr
110,000 PEOPLE
AI.I, UI1MIE AMI CIVIC OltUAX.
l..TIO.S MAItCH IX PATIIIOT
IC DEMONSTRATION' TOl(illt
Iluy I- Mltnnbt'rrjr
LONDON, April I3.-TM high
root of UvltiK In Cnclutiil I t m
high nftxr nil. If inrly ttrsatcrrfei
nnd Capo pliinm nt otnllllsd (roe
the menu Hut If nirawberri. mat
lie hail as onrly n Dili monik, tU
jrost Is 110 n pmitul, wholwik. ih
Icbout tt pit cent more retail. PMai
IIEPItEMENTI.MJ.cost a quarter ouch.
PORTLAND, Ore., April 10.
Hill THE INrtlllMATtOX OT
EI.ECTOIIH
The confusion nml IncoBTMlHft
rvsultlng lo elcciorn tippl'lni to tow
nml falling In find iMr nsmtsoals
reitUtrntlon lists, nrUc from the fact
that hnvlna rcmoeil o a dlftfrw
ef i
Kodak Developing and Printing at the Star
Is done by experts la a model, up-to-date
plant. Take tiie next roll of films to the
Star and be ccaviaced of superior work.
the northwest coast of Scotland
We can set your diamond while you I received just before sailing, I ex.
wait, and if you wish something spe- poet to see n number of our battlc
The Xtnm eonaaalea are lenders laclal ,n motntlng we can arrange it ships fighting side by side with Amor-
the Insaraace neld. See CfcUcote.
STEPS ARE TAKEN
TO PROTECT CANAL
with (Icrmsny. llw, .lu,!,.,.,,, ii.(i in their ! ,
fltias ns ! .. 11. . . -. . .. . ltl '
.. u, ,..c oiuros 01 uic uomun- Electors who have rluuiKca mew -"
titration a falur An,niwiiini,l ..! j .... -i.. I..- ..I rafWlS
at .. t .--- ....,.,,- nSav iniirn BIBIiaBV ! LIllflKSS - -
j, ior you. ican warships in a short time." dc-.-urprlsIng will be the evident at,.'.! ... a.tII ihouMar V
New creations In wrist watches for cared Kano. "I believe such a com- pcarancc of President Wilson In the'pfy ti the Police Ju. c at one. t ,
this year at nonular nrlraa hlnatlon wniil.l h.u. .. im........ . .. .. .. .... . ' " il"' l" ,n" ""'" ,""h'' " ';
nnWi.7 :;:::..::.-.. . ,., ":::" .::. ." ." """"v :?" "" vw,,- w change or resiniion. . ... -
v ,. ....... ... "-. .., ..u ,,, xuiineu me 01 tno pros it, accompanied by a liriefly the boundaries of IM "" t
when you can buy enough polish for war. military auard and .Mir. i aJL "r"y "''.. ... .,. .,. fr '
wiguranTnu n n an.i. in two blta to last vou a year unless the as. I in . . .... . . ... " . voung wnrua l i "' - ;
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The terminal Boris of Cbrlstobal and.tuff ne,ls blast.
Balboa have been ordered closed to I we hove a fine stock of diamonds
all navigation and all lights extln- at 'ughlng gas prices, and It la the
gulsbed at nil bt. These measures blrthstone for this month, and, Mabel,
are taken to protect the Panama ,f you are 'n to land this guy,
canal. t'ou n,a better start something soon.
as j I want to see you at once at Mc-
MR. LANDSEKKEH! iHattan's, 511 Mala street.
ALBANY BOY GIVES VP
REDUCING FOR ARMY LIFE
Albert coat and stiff hat, will lead
the pnrado.
If yon are act lucky eaoagb to set
some of the Tale Lake land, call at BAKER HAS "REGULAR"
83 Main street. I have tlte exclw
sire sale of some of the bast farms la
the Klamath Uasla, aad arices are
A Mi AMY, ore., April, 19. Eugene
Hornberck ms docldnil that when bis
patriotism and his diet can't Jibe.
u.KAN'Ur wat Afiiib mills uiet wins. Ill) weighs 2C0 pounds
Jnnd recently decided to reduce enough
RAKHtl H.a Anrll 10 tliuni. tn nl Into l... .!...! , ..
i'.!!l' h.I1ml00kM0f",b0iy ia BW the stores, took a Jo'b on a railroad nectlon and
,w,. ..,w,. Mwi. UI. home. ni oUicn Apr ,4 Ct 0U r,ch f00(Ji BJt now he hM
and give the town. Its annual scour- cult his lob and Is rutin a m..t, ..
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FOR RENT Two-room frunlsbed
house, corner Sixth and a rant, $5
per month. Phone S69-R. 19-3t
. early In the morning and walk," Is
FOR SALE OR TRADE Pour gcot the health advice given to Inquirers
wamns; will trade for second- by Governor Stephens." .The state's
hand auto. Klamath Valley Ware- executive practices what lie preaches
NATIONAL DRV
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Ward 1. Krom western clt,)WJj .1
easterly to C'onlcr, i""rj
along Juniper und Ewniina ftrttU iw
WA8IIIN0TON, D. C, Apririn.
Benutor Jones of Washington state
Introduced an amendment to tho pro
hibition bill which forbids the
manufacture of liquor In the United'
Diana ana provides for national pro-
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viiia aauiuun m ih- ..-im.
Mitchell street, west l t "
-From Center i",
Ward -
Ward 3.-From Hlxlh rtrert W ,
easterly to aoulh boundary "
tery and eoutheastcily to owmr f
rial. ,.:. '
Ward 4 includes all the CRT w A
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rltory east of Commercial ttUmm
south of Main atreet from " J. -I
Pelican corner o cantoriy rZJ
LA OIIANDK MAN UNPATRIOTH7
PAV8 PENALTY PUBLICLY
ever. Ho explained today that ho
was not losing weight fuKt ennuat, ''A (IRANDR. Ore.. Anrll in 'Hnrlnss Addition
nnd, that the war would probably be w,,,,n ,,en Kegel, a Herman, re- Ward B Thn lino dlvldlpl
ulso tho territory known as
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tHiveinrr Is Early Htoer ' " ""mi I'ruuuuiy uc - . uunnnu, re- wsrn a mm - "lM1a ,1
SACRAUPNTO Anrll 19 "Rise ,B ,,l,tory by tho Ume no ot ma,,ed '"" kaiser will be over next from Wards a nnd 4 e.umdsl It, ;
nv i ., , Z'iZ? .L w..u " u, lhc n""l,a wel" "". I'uniiner and there won't bo so mnny.terseetlnn of Ornnt ni W "Z
bouse.
19-61
.for he leaves the governor's mansion
"i"w uuriung at s a cioca ana nines
WANTED Man to do garden work for iin hour around the statehou.e
for few days, Ph. I61X. 19-lt grounds.
I'rnilletiiH Hlttli IPiys KnlUt
PENDLETON, Ore., April III.
Only two hoys roniuln In the senior
class or tne high school hero today.
" i" wuin ue so mnny.iersecunn oi iin - . ,. rjc
flllKa flvllia-." nnarv Altlaan. n'..k.j . n.....l. alnnir I'roapeCI V "
him to the city hall, wbera he was ham; easterly nlotm Hlhn ma!Zu $
fnrrod tn tab. i.ii t. j ..... . - - ....i..i.v In R0ttts?rvi;
'-' iiia nui inn kihm uniinanry ill vcirn-' ' m
the illars nnd fltrinaa . I...... ..,i.rv Hii'iire dV VT
corner of cemetery! iim-- 'jjM.vm
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to, north boundary ''
i nave the exclaalre aaU ef many tlon; thence west
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