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JuSt HEARD OF THE WAR
AND RESULT OP ELECTION
, COTTAGE GROVE. May 12. Presi-
Seat WUaoa was 're-elected, Bad the
Baited States declared rar on Ger-
Mar bum O. W. Daria aad William
Batter last heard the new of the oat
Me world. They ase mountaineers,
aad far six months were snowbound.
Tatar they came to Cottage Grove,
aad to their astonishment heard of the
eatnr at the Baited State into the
'ANNOUNCEMENT
Artistic pJaaotuulng by H. L. Bald
wla. Mr. Baldwte wiahea to announce
hia regalar retsra to Klamath Falls.
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THURSDAY., FRIDAY, MAY 17, It
Thee. H. lace preeente the Million
Oallar Spsttails,
-CIVILIZATION
The QreatNt Production of Modem
Thaw a.
STAR THEATER
TODAY
William Pea Pcsesnta
Jane Capriee la
THE RAQQEO PRINCESS
A Winsome Story of a Walfa Ad
ventures.
SUNDAY
EXTRA EIHT REELS EXTRA
MATINEE AND EVENING
-SOD'S COUNTRY AND -THE
WOMAN"
By Jaatae Olhfer Curwaed
TEMPLE THEATER
TODAY,
"Tad FaraaHaa Ptayar,
A Mustang Western Drama la three
Part.
-Paete and PelrticeV
A Vega Ceawdy ta two Parts.
Hearat Path New, v
Carreal Ereata.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
The Creaaed TraM,"
A Knickerbocker All Star Feature
la three Parta.
The Resletered Poach,"
Haaaria of Helea Series.
A Financial Frenay,"
A Vha CoaMdy.
Hearst Pathe News,
Carreat Ereata.
Perfermance Begins at 7:St
. ADMISSION, TEN CENTS
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTfOK.nCTCTUNI
(SfBEDS i THEATER
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
SI bird Phatealaya Preeent
THE GIRL IN THE CHECKERED
COAT"
Dorothy Phillip featured la the
meat remarkaMe daal rote character
performaace ever seea oa the acreea.
One Sheet Comedy
ADMISSION TEN CENTS
ADMISION. TEN CENTS
There will be no show at the Orpheus
on Saturday night, owing, to machine
epaira. .
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Ktaauth Lodge No. 137. 1. 0. 0. P..
meets Friday Bights. W. D. Cofer N.
O., P.; Nata Ottarbela, aaereUry.
Ewaaaa KBcampmeat no. aa, meets
Taaaday alght. P. L.Foaatala, C. P.;
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lead Uacle gamuelT Now Is the Ume
tagatbasy.
TO DARKEN HAIR
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tarn gray; streaked aad faded hair
beaatlfully dark aad luxuriant. Just
a few spalteatloaa will prore a rarela.
tlM if your halrjs fading, streaked or
gray.'. Mlawf UaSage Tea aad Sal-
Bbar raelpa at home, tkoagh, Is trou
Manama. Aa easier way la to get a
Cent bottle of Wyeth's Sage aad SuU
ahar Compound at aay drug store ell
ready rfor' use. This is the old time
raajfa Improred by tba addltloa of
otaar tagreaieats.
VWhlla wispy, gray, faded hair is
ot aiaful, wa all desire to retain our
yeataful appearaaca aad attractlra-
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Walks, Floors, Foundation's. Con
crete Building Blocks, Fines aad
Tiles. ' 233 8. SUth St. Phoae SIS
In Society's Realm
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The Klamath chapter of the Bed, J. Y.lloustoa, Mrs. 1M Vannlcc, R. II.
Dunbar. Mrs. John McCall. Mm. C. R.
Bowman. Mrs. G. A. Wlrti. Mrs, Frank
I. White, Mm. B. M. Chllcote. Nm. n.
E. Smithy Mrs. L. Jnhi, Mr. A. M.
I.uml. J. H. Carnnhnn. Mr. J. 8. Par-
tic. Mr. J. B. Hot. A. V. Plel, Mrs.
C IX Garceloa. C namlm. Mr. Francis
Old. NV. II. Powell. Mr. Jophlne
Kent and Mr. Burp Maxon.
The First Aid Soclrty met at the
While Petleaa hotel Wednesday after
noon. Dr. Geo. A. Cathey delivered
hit third lecture on the work, and aUo
demonstrated the general use ot the
triangle bandage. Tlicwe Interested are
making rapid procrexs, and they hope
for a larger attendance at their neat
meeting, which wilt be held Wednes
day afternoon.
(ny MBS. t;. It HOWMAN)
"Uving Feature" that l. feature
in which grown people, children or
babies take part are the tot Inter
estlng division of any exhibit or cele
bration. In a baby- week campaign
much of.the work I necessarily of this
character. The, whole campaign re
volres about the baby himself. Oa
Friday and Saturday of last week was
held a Babya' Health conference at the
city hall under the auspice ot the Wo
man's Library Club. The two days'
program consisted of examinations by
physician, dealt! and nurses, also
lecture by Dr. Carter. White, Leon
ard. Johnson and Mr. W. E. Bambo.
No attempt was made to compare con
dltlon of different babte; the object
of the examination was rather to cen
ter the atentlon of the mother on the
qualities and needs of her own child.
The lecture were to teach la a prac
tical way the tacts, with regard, to the
general care of hable. and point out
the sources of assistance In making or
keeping the child well. A list of the
babies examined I as follews: Owen
dolyn Loreaz, Dorothy McGowaj, Fran
ces Kent, Jeaa Martha McCall, Irene
Demise Jackson, Iran Jay Vollmar,
Julia Maria Schreiner. Audrey Hoi!
Ingsworth, Marie Bernlce Otis, Bath
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MOST CAR FOR YOUR MONEY
EO. RIEHN, DEALER
MWfIbbw r SalrV
icebrf RdrigentiaV'
Will cut the cast of high living and pay
far Itself In the saving af year lea bill.
Think ef ens air-tight caat within an
other, with a Sand air apnea between
made af k)ln-dried Eastern hardweed,
and lined with Bird's patented
abaerbent ehareeal sheathing; absa-
lutely tha beat nnKmUttltr af
aad heat
Let im aemenetrate them te yeu; no
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JOHNSTONE FURNITURE C0,.
Eacluaive Sales Anita Hit
Cross was organlted here this week,
and definite plans will bo made at
soon a the papers are returned front
Washington. D. C. The committee or
the Belief Corns that has charge of
saeariag member for the Bed Cross
baa IM name, and expect to have a
may more before the next meeting.
The following omcers for the chntre
have been elected: Mr. Harold D.
Marteaaoa chairman. Mis Edna Well
vice chairman. Mrs. Charles Wood Kb-
erlein secretary, and M. P. Evan treas
urer. This committee, a standing com
mittee. Is composed of the following
persens: Mrs. E. EUxabelh Bamsby.
Ml Utile Stilt. Mr. Martha Adam.
Mrs. Kme Garceton, Mr. Flora Elliott,
Mrs. Flora Fischer, Mr. Florence
Sugarman, Mr. Emma Grlgby. Mrs,
Lean Smith. Mr. Carrie McCarthy and
Mrs. Dora Bridges. Ml Utile Stilt
is tba treasurer, aad the money for all
application should be turned over to
her. The organiser ot the Klamath
chapter of the Red Cross are: Mr.
Harold D. Mortensoa. Mrs. Charles
Wood Eberlela. Mrs. Charles F. Stone.
Mrs. J. Frank Adams; Mrs. Wesley O.
Smith. Mrs. W. Paul Johnson. Captain
J. W. Siemens, Leslie Beger. Mr. 8.
Edward Martin aad Dr. Oeo.A. Cathey.
The executive committee elected I
aa follews: W. A. Deltell chairman.
Mr. W. Paul Johnson. A. J. Lyle, Mr.
Z. C Kimball. Mrs. C W. Eberlein.
Mrs. & E. Martin. Mr. W. O. Smith.
Mrs. C F. Stone, Mrs. H. D. Mortensoa.
J. W. Siemens, Leslie Roger. George
A. Cathey. Mr. D. J. Zumwalt, Mr.
Percy Evans. Bev. Geo. H. Bennettf
Rev. Hugh J. Marshall, W. O. Smith,
B. Jj, Dunbar, Dr. L. L. -Truax. Mr.
George Watt. Mrs. E. B. Hall and Chas.
W. Eberlela. The board of manager
appointed la aa follews: Dr. E. D.
Johnson. Mrs. W. Paul Johnson, Mr.
Z, C Kimball, Mrs. Chas. F. Stone,
Mrs. 8. B. Martin. Mrs. E. a Hall and
Harold D. Mortensoa.
The members of the local Bed Cross
chapter to date are: Mrs. W. D. Cofer,
Mrs. B. E. Withrow, Mrs. O. W. Rob
ertson, Mrs. Geo. Haydon, Mrs. Imo
gene Hamptoa. Mrs. Amy Weedoa, Mrs
Minnie Faughl, Mrs. Katherlne Egan,
Mr. Saaaaah Leach. Mrs. Ella B.
SUHs, Mrs. Roland Groesbeck, Mrs.
Clyde Brandenburg. Mrs. B. 8. Grlgsby,
Mrs. K. Sugarman, Mr. M. G. Perl
man. Mrs. H. J. Uncoln, Mrs. Sam
Smith, Mrs. O. J. Eskelson. Mrs. J. T.
MeCollum, Mr. J. T. En, Wong Him,
Mrs. A. L. Marshall, Mr. F. P.'Corpen
Ing, Mrs. Orb Campbell, Mrs. Syd Mc
Kinxie, Mrs. O. L. Brown, Mrs. Henry
Grimes, Mr. L. E. Walker, Mrs. Celia
M. Lawrence, Mrs. Ceaila Bogardus,
Mrs. Jessie Lyle, Mr. Addle Walker,
Miss Bell Smith. Miss Lillian Stilts,
Miss Elizabeth Stilt. Miss Waive Ja
cobs. Miss Marie McMillan, Miss A.
Court. Miss Dorothy Martin. Mis Veva
Martin, Miss Helen Paxton, Miss Lucille
Marshall, Mis Laura Hammer, Miss
Pearl Boivin, Miss Mean, Miss
StewsJh, Miss Rachel Applegate, Mr.
N. O. Bridges, Mrs. Frank Ward, Mrs.
B. McDonald. Mrs. W. A. Jones. Mr.
D. V. Kuykendarf, Mrs. Carl Adams, J.
W. Siemens, Mrs. Martha Adams, Mrs.
J. H. Martin, Mrs. L. B. Robertson.
Mrs. R. A. Mitchell, Mrs. Helen Kim
ball, Z. C. Kimball, J. 8. Elliott, Mr.
Flora Elliott, Mrs. O. A. Stearns, Mr.
C. C. Hoaue. Mrs. Maude Flnnell. Mm.
U J. YanBellenMrs. Geo. Davis, Mr.
Sarah Seeds, Mr. Bert Hawkins, Mr.
Fred Garten, Mrs. James Grimes, Mr.
Dos J.'zumwalt, Mr. Geo. Watt, Mrs.
R. M. TorreyLMrs. B. F. English, Mrs.
Geo. T. Baldwin. Mrs. Mable Baldwin,
Mrs. A. D. Miller. Mrs."L, O. Mills, Mrs
FT T. Sanderson, Mrs. M. P. Evans,
Mrs. Geo. Walton, Mrs. T. Ferguson,
Mrs. Iva North, Mrs.S.Elizabetb Ranis
by. Mrs. Henry Moe, Mrs. C, J. Rob
ert, Mrs. C. C. Chltwood, Mrs, L. Ger
ber, Mrs Clarence Underwood, Mrs.
R. 8. Moore, Mrs. Jack Kimball, Mrs.
J, F.Ooeller, MrsF, L. Houston, Mr.
May Cblleote, .Garland Frirxle. Paul
Birfrfer
Ford Car tires
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BLACK SAFETY TREAD TIRES
HE balance line for the Ford
drawn and the sum total of its per
fection struck wJtli that new Goodrich
tire, the bigger and better Ford car
tireQoodrich a "Thrcc-Seventy-Five."
Of SUPER-SIZE and SUPER
STRENGTH it not only masts
INDIVIDUAL NEEDS of the Ford
-atWXJSLES It VIRTUES.
New as today, It is nevertheless
already familiarly known by the
knowing
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Chlleeta aan gave yeu mansy an city
aad aeuntry aaaperty, t
Three earloads of alfalfa bay will ar-l
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Than Leather
We carry a complete line
of tbe new fibre soling and
heels in white, black or tan.
Wa make a specialty of
repairing ladies' white
shoes.-
We are prepared to do
all kinds of repair work
try the modern methods.
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N Tba Exclusive Store for
Men and Boys
TBI MAIM STREET
Elgbrett. VeraaFay Noe. Harold Iee
Wall. Gertrude Mvera Elgbrett. Vivian
Sheets, Oeoraja Hnwxhurst. Ardl
Leech, Helen'' Rath Richardson, Greta
Maude Hum, Dorothy Gentry, Undtey
Dow Hutching Katherlne Cleghorn,
Harold Eugene Hales, Seymour Callen,
Eileen. Hamilton. Vera May Seeds,
Ocie Wlnnlfred Flnnell. Fay Ewauna4
Hartxell. Wilbur Jones Jr.. Dorothy
Browne, Rodney Creager, Robert Kent,
Pearl Jean Wilson. Mary Morri Jack
son, Lavonno Baker, Harold Gentry,
John Melvin Yadon. George Boden
hamer Marlon Rudolph Anderson, All
een,Dawe, Carol Uouls Wall. Herbert
Edgar Phillips, Martin Schmlts Anna
Marie Morgnn, George Vernon, Hen'
drlck, Alice Oertrude Parker.
Ber. and Mr. C. G. Morris have is
sued Invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Inez Antona, to Edward B.
Ashurst of tbe Klamath Agency. The
wedding will take place at the William
son River Methodist Episcopal church,
at Klamath Agency, Oregon, June 7,
1M7, at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Geo. I. Wright entertained the
Bridge Club Thursday afternoon at the
White Pelican hotel. Tbe afternoon
wa delightfully spent playing bridge.
Mr. Melbase obtaining tbe highest
score, won theprtxe, and later in the
afternoon dainty refreshments were
served. Besides tbe club members a
few guests were present, who were:
Mrs. F, Schallock. Mr. Brockenbrough
and Mrs. Henrietta Melbase.
A bridge party will be given for Mrs,
Charles Eggett DeLong Tuesday after
noon, May 15th. at the Pitta apart
menta, 825 Lincoln street, from S to 6,
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Mrs. Henrietta Melbase entertained
the Leisure Hoar Club Tuesday after
noon at ber hoawon Fifth street aad
Klamath avenue.- Bridge was played
during tbe afteraoon, and Mrs, C. E.
Hogue won the prise for highest score.
Dainty refreshment were served by
the hostess. Those present were Mrs,
Brldgs, Mrs. A. B. Whitman, Mrs.Whlt
lock, Mrs. Manning, Mrs. McCarthy,
Mrs. F, Schallock, Mrs. F.B. English,
Mrs. H. M. Moe, Mrs. Taos. Hamptoa,
Mr. C, E. Hogfe. Mrs. C.C.Hogue, Mrs.
J 8. Elliott and Urn. Gregoryjrf Mad-ford.
Mrs. B. II. Daabar was bastes to
tbe Missionary Society of tba Christian
church, Friday afternoon at her plaaa
ant home on JeaTeraaa street After
tbe business KeasloaA ymry Interesting
program, conducted by Mrs. Bainter,
wis enjoyed, tba subject beiag Argea
tine. A duet by Mm. Harry Goeller
and Miss Stoektr deserve a apai
mentioning. Mrs. Bambo eoatlaaed
tbe story of bar Hfa Is India. Three
new members -war aarared. uataty
refreshmenU war nerved at tba close,
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five hundredths inches in the, cross
section. And it's an inch bigger
too in the circumference.
Its heroic size, however, Is designed
to fit 30-inch rims en Ford cars.
It is made solely with the five
finger safety tread.
It costs but little more than ordin
ary tires at the outset; and the
nattier appearance andadded com
fort it gives your Ford car, and
its own greater dollar ECONOMY,
make it the better buy in the cod.
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PORTLAND HOE
PARADE TONIGHT
PORTLAND, May 12. The several
thousand city gardener in Portland
will parade tonight. Clad In their
working clothe and carrying hoc,
shoveiH rakes and spades they .will
march through downtown street In
one of the most unique procession In
tbe history of Portland.
It will be a poor man' parade No
automobiles will be allowed, and only
those wearing old clothe can take part
In It. Following the parade n patriotic
program will be given.
The Cltixens' Unification Iaguo, in
charge of both parade and program,
announces that the object of the dem
onstration is to promote harmony
among loyal alien v and , native-born
citizens, aad to further tho spirit of
patriotism.
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TIU.AMOOK, Mqy 12,-Intrrest in
the great halibut banks off thu Oregon
const, said to tx "tlin greatest In the
world, I being awakened here.
Today the Delia, the largest crnft
which humyet been sent from this port
to engage. In deep sea fishing, is.nt
work somewhere off tho coast. One or
two ciaf t have been working oat ftwa
Astoria for some time, but a"" v
she Ostilng Is planned, nd worba
will be put to work.
r.tl.H" llinun "Campll" OaUM
Clothe ore here. Hiding
skirts, bloomer, legginga.
hat. Get your while wo bw
iilotu stock of sixes.
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SPECIAL MOTHER'S DAt
SERVICE
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