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Royal Tailored Clothes $18.50 to $50
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Local News
DAILY KLAMATH WKMKER
V. S. R. 8.
Mailman. Saturday. CC degrees.
Predpltatloa. Saturday. .01 Inch.
Maximum, 8uaday, S5 degrees.
Minimum, 8uaday, 34 degrees.
Precipitation. .M lack.
Minimum, today. 33 degrees. '
Officer Cms ts Chileeuln.
Recruiting OBcer For left this morn
ing ror cnuoquia to investigate re
crult possibilities. XA number of Klam
ath Indians have been working to se
cure recruits on the reservation. A
patriotic meeting1 was keld at Chllo-
quta Saturday.
hi rresH HiMevcaiM
Mrs. Lena Hortoa ta la tke city tkls
week treat her home at Ely.
Leave With Leaalna Outfit.
Leaves With Leeatn Outfit.
Puckett brothers, who have takes
a toeglajc coatract for J. J. Stelger.
left ap the lake this afternoon with
their oatSt to log la the region of How
art's Bar. Stelger Is securing logs for
the Klamath Manufacturing company.
Many carnations Warn.
Fifty dosea carnations
were pur
chased; over the week end for Mother's
Day; Mis." Joe' Moore disposing' of that
timber. Mrs. Moore said today she
could have sold twenty dozen more.
In From Ken.
R. W. Tower Is In town today from
his farm in the Keao district
CaKlamath Man to Reserve.
The aame of Ralph W. Roberts ap
pears la the Spokane list of names of
men appointed to the oBlcers' reserve
corps training camp at the Presidio,
8aa Francisco. Mr. Roberts goes to
the camp as a major, and Is a brother
of Chas. I. Roberto of this city, being
a former resident of this city himself.
He has gone to Saa Francisco to the
camp, according te word received by
Mr. Roberts hereca
Leaves for Weed River.
Clen Deals left this afternoon for hi
father's Mock ranch In Wood River
Valley, where he will work this sum
mer. He has been delayed here two
weeks with a sick horse.
ReUms te Portland.
Mr. Delia Feese of Portland, daugh
ter of Mrs. C. D. Willson of this city,
left thh morning on her return home
after visiting here some time.
BIRTHS
PERKINS To Mr. and Mrs. Walter E.
perklns of 830 Klamath avenue, Sun
day. May 13, a daughter; Dr. Geo. I.
Y.'right uitendlcg.
Plan for CelebratM.
The board of directors of the Klam
ath Commercial Cwb will meet tonight
to make plans for, the railroad celebra
tion on June Sth, the date set for the
marking of construction on the Dairy
railroad. '
Council Meets Tenlaht.
The city council-will convene tonight
at 8 o'clock at the city ball for the
regular meeting.
Here With Family.
Mr: and Mrs. G. B. Cored and daugh
ter, Verda, arlved in the city today
by automobile from their home In Cal
ifornia, to spend he summer here.
In From Alternant.
Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Beckley
Falls visitors today from the
moat rsach.
were
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Leavea far San Francisco.
Robert A. Johnson, president of the
Klamath Msaafacturiag company, left
this morale on business for Saa
Fraactoco
Ge te Chileeuln. " "
A. C. Olenger, , local merchant, and
H. H. Brigham, representative of Cloe
set A Devers of Portland, left this
morning for Chiloauin and Algoma on
a business trip.
Tourists Filter Through.
A few tourist cars have passed
through the city within the past few
days, the first signs of approaching
summer and the 'annual Influx.
Car Stalled en Tepsy.
The automobile of Dr. George A.
Cathey broke down yesterday near the
foot of Topsy grade, and the Western
Transfer company of this city seat out
a truck early this morning to bring the
car back to the ojty.
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Expected Heme Seen.
Mrs. Glen Beats is expected borne
tonight or tomorrow night from Red
Rock, Calif., where she has been visit
ing her parents for several weeks.
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GOVERNOR WITHYCOMBE
Who proclaimed Saturday, Oregon's
Agricultural Defense day and on which
day hundreds of meetings were held
over the 8tate by farmers in every
county to organise and prepare to sup
ply the world with fod In the Inter
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KLAMATH COUNTY
TALKS FOODSTUFFS
MEETINGS HELD AT IS POINTS
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY TO
FORM SOOItS OF FARMERS TO
INCREASE FOOD PRODUCTION
Frank Taberskl of Syracuse recently
held his title to the world's champion
ship la pocket billiards la his coatest
with Bennie Allen of Kansas City. He
had hard work'tfTdefeatlng Allen, and
In fact was outplayed for a loag time,
but he woa oaltke thirteenth ball.
Hurn Leaves Tuesday.
Ralph Hurn, who Is home on fur
lough from aVncover Barracks will
return Tuesday.
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y RALPH H. TURNER
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
TOKIO, April 20. (By mall)-Jap-
aaese people have seen within the past
few hays a considerable advance In the
constitutional history of Japaa the es
tablishment of regulations by which
the Japanese people may appeal direct
'to the throne.
The subjects of the land of cherry
blossoms for the first time la history
find themselves with' power to Inform
the emperor direct of their opinions
eoBceraina the rule of the country.
Meaas y, which the Japanese may
communicate direct with their soverign
were provided at a. recent meeting of
the privy eoaacll, aa advisory body to
majesty himself at
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Seal, who will receive any suggestions
or grievances which the people may
wish to express. " These wUI be for
warded to his majesty, who, If they
deal with state affairs, will refer them
to the government If the appeal is
one involving court-matters, It will be
handled by the minister of household
affairs.
The Japanese constitution grants the
subjects of the empire the right of ap
pealing to the throne, with due re
spect and through' proper channels, but
heretofore these channels nave been
lacking, and there has been no ruling
to guide such act!
BASEBALL TEAMS PLAY
TWO TO ONE PRACTICE GAME
TRAINIOAD CATTLE
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TWENTY-ONE CARS, CARRYINO
ABOUT SOS HEAD, TAKEN TO
WEED RANCH TO FEED FROM
WILLOWS, CALIF.
Klamath county started to do her
bit la the national food preparedness
movement Saturday night, when eigh
teen meetings were held at a many
points In the county for the orgaaiia
twa of the farmers Into Increased food
producing bodies to Increase the coua-
t products.
The purposes of the meetings and
the BMtds and desires of the getem
meat were outlined by the appoint!
speskeis.
Mcelini&were livid nt the following
peints:
Midland school John Hutchlns.
Spring Lake school M. D. Ford.
Mt. Lakl church-T. if. Case.
Lone Pine school L. P. Geertsoa.
Henley school R. B. Bradbury.
Merrill, city ball-J. O. Swan.
Malin ball-M. M. SUstaey.
Shasta View school B. P. Alexander,
Lower Poe school Glenn VanMeter.
Pine Grove school Chas. Mack.
FLKtamath city hall I C. Slsemare.
Lorella school M. T. Prince.
Plevna school C. O. Hunt
Bonanza church J. O. Hamster.
Hlldebrand school-J. O. Wight.
Dairy school E. P. Sedge
Algoma school John Hagelstela.
Keao school H. R. Glalayer.
Farm Appraisals to Be
Made on Farms Soon
Application Blanks for Loans Are In
Hands of Applicants; Chairman
Nelson Soon to Appraise
The necessary application blanks fur
loan under the provisions of the Frd
rrsl Farm Loan Art are now in the
hands of all applicants.
In a brief time the local loan commit
tee, of which Frank T. Nelson of Kenu
la chairman, will make a tour of this
section of the county, and appraise the
various farms offered as security.
This appraisal will be hastened as
much as possible, and at the earliest
practlral moment papers will be for
warded tti Km (islnrnt loan Usk it
Hpokaiie. nml a frjrrnl ppiM m
l mad. Tlir rlutirr fur iho KluuU
Kail National I'atm 140 AuocittiM
will Ihrn fnllnw. niftttlirr ilh the di
tribution of Dm liMtn.
Anyonr (-lrliu further IntortMlka
or blanks may silitrmn Mr. U b
It astir, the urcreiary trrsarrr. Mr.
lUgun may lw frvn any KiunUr tt
1 p. nt, at the otDre of the coflSlf tt
dlcutturint.
CHELSEA FACTORY'S
FOUNDATION DONE
The foundation work on Iho Chrtsra
box factory's plant at the lower end of
Lake Kwauna has been completed, and
preparations are being made to go
ahead with the structure. The com
pany plana to have the plant In opera
Hon In thirty days.
Chlkete can save yeu money en city
and country property. t
Stock Baahanee Elects
NKW YORK. May H.-Aanual elec
tion of oncers of the New York stock
exchange today waa expected to result
In II. G. S. Noble belag named for pres
ident aad Chas. M. Newcombe treas
urer. They were the only nominees
for these ofRcce.
POLICEMEN FACE TRIAL
ON ELECTION FRAUD CHARCI
INDIANAPOLIS. May H.-CUwnI
with InllmlJatltiK tutors and eosaii
tlnx election fraud. Police CbW Bu
uel Permit and txtn othrr IsdUa
sK)ll police and city offlcliU tuti
trial In Prderal JuiIkc Anilron wn
today. They ctv Imllctfd bf U
United States jtrsnd Jury.
Dennis J, Itush. former twet tea
mUsloner. and llrrtrmn K. Adiaj, cr
sealer, are among those ho weal
trial today. '
MILLINERY SALE
One-fourth off en all trlmsiei Mtt
for a few days only. Stceadeeww
ef aeetefflce.
Hit
The Yannigans and the Regulars
plsyed a 2-to-l practice game atiModoe
Park' yesterday afternoon. The regu
lar players were divided up with other
members of the squad and those inter
ested, and a good work-out was bad
by the players. The club members
continue to improve and prospects look
better for a winning team this year. It
is possible that the Arbuckle, Calif.,
team will be brought here next Sunday
for a double header. Arbuckle I
been running strong.
A trainload of cattle passed through
this city last week from Willows. Calif.
and were unloaded at ChlloquiB by J.
C. Mitchell, a relative, of H. V. Mitchell,
former Klamatb'stockman.
The cattle were brought north by
Mr. Mitchell to feed oa the Weed ranch
at the upper end of Agency Lake.
There were twenty-one cars in the
train, and approximately 100 head of
cattle were broaafct te Klamath county
to feed. "
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mrs. Zumwalt's Pupils' Club will
meet tomorrow (Tuesday) evening at
8 o'clock, at the Christian Science hall
Aa a result, -thl
"Jiylso!' sprang, I J
Dropping, letters
learrtage was. a!fd
I This, waa conslde
crime, and the off!
ancient custom of
being years ago
ito the emperor's
of this practice,
an-unpardonable
ideroften'metvUh'
profeeslar t ee here
world .tfsnsy
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amaateT-s
vttea of the Let
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a touch of the
ocracy.
hlch have
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Prtvy'erer.
severe punlsbmeajL In the old days
the guilty persoafias beheaded. Re
cently a "Jiklso" la&deat occurred, and
a doiea omclals. Tfeellng their laxity
had been respoaslpje for the affront to
the emperor, tendered their rsslgaa-
tloas. They were not accepted, how-
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If you 'are -particular, we can please
you. Framed and unnamed patriotic
and other pictures for the home.
JOHNSTONS FURNITURE CO.
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PIANO TUNER COMING
Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt announces that
the Thomas plaao tuaer from Sherman,
Clay Co., will arrive In Klamath
Falls tomorrow algal. Jftt
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