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I- Aw Barrows, of "MerrtH,
ieetatgar tress ttsrvMcc."
The damage suit of Turner a galas t
Hopkins kas been dismissed by Judge
Kuykendatl In the Circuit Court.
.)!. BftMett Is engaged tkta week
l;lim a bow house ea tke Tale
Lake mad. tract he secured ta tke
drawiag.
In Pram Odessa.
Chas. Boylagton. togging contractor,
and Prank Courtade, are In town to
day from Odessa on bastaes.
In 'rem Merrill.
T. M. Durham. Merrill businessman,
is In the city today ea business.
-aeaim far SeanS Lodge
Mre. R. J. Sheets and Kate Otter-
ofca left yesterday as delegates to
'to-great ledge of the t. O. O. P.
aad Mebekah lodges.
ddte J. Roberts aad Miss Virginia
I Geeer were married daring Um
week end by Justice of Peace Gowea
"e tkte dty.
VBsfltaM Of MMI AlTiWeV
Tke Brat carload of Steel for the
new ram pad la kt the Southern Pacllc
Tke Weetera Traaefer
to earned' the
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, an la tke dty for a few days
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Oewn 'rem Chlloeuln.
J. M. Bedford Is down today from
CklkMun.
Here 'rem Pelican Say.
J. C. Johnson, of Pelican Day. Is a
Klamath visitor today.
Council Meets.
Tke City Council will hold the
regular weekly meeting toalgkt at the
city kalL
Committees Are Meeting.
Tke Railroad celebration aad Fourth
of July committees are meeting today
making preliminary plans.
New May Victor Records hare arrived
at Shepherd Piano Depot. 18-3t
CENTRAL OREGON
WILLBE VISITED
LtAVINQ TODAY, STATE HISH.
WAY COMMISSION! THOMP.
SON, RITNSR AND JAMIS STIW.
ART LEAVE ON TOUR.
MANY ATTEND
BACCALAUREATE
MUSIC
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RINOIRID BY
COX
SPECIAL
CHOIR, SSL0ISTS REV.
POINTS OUT NICISSITV OP PIX
INS AIM.
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Beginning today. Highway Commis
sioner Thompson, will make a two
weeks tour of Central Oregon, deliv
ering a number of addresses la sup
port of the road bond bill. Mr. Thomp- J
son will be accompanied on this trip
by Representatives Rltaer, or Umatilla
County, and James Stewart, member
of the Orange, of Wheeler County.
Their ttlnery follews:
May 31 Afternoon at Madras; er-1
enlng at Redmond.
May S3 Night meeting at Prtae
vllle. May 33 Night meeting at Bead.
May 34 Night meeting at Burns.
May 35 Night meeting at Lakevlew.
May 3 Night meeting at Klamath
Falls.
May 38 Afternoon at Crescent: ev
enlng at La Pine.
May 39 and 30 On the road.
May 31 Night meeting at Fossil.
June 1 Afternoon at Mayville and
night meeting at Condon.
June t Afternoon and night meet
lags at Heppaer.
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A large crowd attended the high
school baccalaureate service at the
Opera House last Bight. Special aeata
were reserved far the members of the
graduatlag class, which numbers forty
sli In all, the largest class that has
yet graduated from the local high
ahcool. '
Special music was given by the
Presbyterian ladles' chorus, by Mrs.
Den Xumwalt. Miss Agusta Parker
aad Miss Clara Calkins. Mrs. C. K.
Ilogue saag "Dry Those Tears." the
violin obUgato beiag played by Harry
Borel.
Rev. W. II- Cot, of the Hmanuel
tlaptlst Church of this city, delivered
the sermon. He pointed out the ad
vantages of Silag the aim oa some
point of life aad to move toward It
in a straight aad determined way. He
brought out the betterments received
from a Christian Mfe and showed the
graduates that If they wish to succeed,
they must follow the straight course.
In closing. "America," was sung by
the audience.
The members of this year's graduat
ing class are; Florence Boggs, Mabel
Waldrlp, Mildred .Thrasher, Wallace
McClelland. Clarence Williams. Carl
Itueck, Frankle Adams, Edna Melhase.
Claudia 8plak. Helen Du Fault, Rob
ert Fisher. Graham Kiehl. Robert El
liott. Lyle Johnson. Joule Low, liar
rlet Foster. Oladya Poole, William Mel
hase, ' Erne! Stearas. Madge Solve.
Emma Honslk, Frances Haanon. Earl
Mack, Helen Magulre, Katherine Ess,
Kaye west, Maaei Morrison, Biaacne
Warren. Ruby-Blade, Hawerd Winner.
John Houston. Vera Wood. Mary Ball,
Neva Faught. LIUua Sbuberi, Rutlr
Masten, Helen EJ)!ott. Helen Zumpfe,
Aileen Smith, Marjotie Delsell. Bess
Pickett. Georgia Fisher, Marie Grif
fith. Clara Calkins and Margaret Wor
den. Program Bacaataureate Sarvtae
Sunday Svenlng
Voluntary Pilgrim's Chorea from
Taanbauser '. Wagner
Mrs. Zomwalt
I Ladies' Chorus Miss Parker, director
Invocation
"The Last Hope" Gottsckalk
Mrs. C. E. Hogue
Scripture
"Fear Te Not. O Uraet"Dudley Buck
Mrs. Don Zumwalt
Sermon "The Abundant Life" nev.
W. H. Cos
"Lift Thine Eyes," from Mendelssohn's
Elijah."
Mrs. Zumwalt. Mlsa Calkins, Miss
Parker
Business
HERE
Good
And no wonder 4t
doesn't take a very wise man
to rscogniM ia tha clothes ws are offtrstf
now, values that ones gons will never be
seea for many a day even after the war h
over. Their worth is firmly established whet
wo tell you that they are
KUPPENHEIMER
CLOTHES
and the name "Kuppen-
heimer stands everywhere for
the highest development of clothes-building
Belted styles that are
exclusive -a rarely these days
trim military modes, sport suits, loesse
suits, striking patterns in rich grev, subdues
browns, blues and greens, solid colors, pUies
and checks.
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"America" .
Benedict ma
K. STORE
Leading Clothiers and Hatters
ANNOUNCCMKNTS.
A regular meetlng'of the W. C. T. U.
will be held Tuesday at J.JS P. M. at
the home of Mrs. D. 8. Orfasby, MM
Jefferson street.
The ladles of the Alter Society will
give a cooked food sale, June 2 In the
building formerly occupied by Thad
McHattan. ,
There will be a eall meetlag of
Kwauna Circle, No. e7, Women of
i Woodcraft, tomorrow evening la Moose
Hall, special buslaeaa. All members
requested to N ifSajaCf
No. Si, Eastern .SUr, Tuesday even
ing. There will bej Taltlatory work.
All members and visitors cordially In
vited. . - .. "
The ladies of tke PytMaa Club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 wtb
Mrs. Perry. at 8latb aad Plat streets.1,,, ...
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The High School Alumni Associa
tion meets tonight at 7:30 at the high
school. "J
STRAHORN HAS
65TH BIRTHDAY
KKIP ON WORKING AT DAILY
TASK; 00 IT BETTER, AOVISES
RAILROAD RUILOER IN PSA
TUR IN SPOKANE CHRONICLE.
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A supply of the 'celebrated Jass
Band Records at Shepherd Piano-Depot.
ls-3t
NOTICB
Anyone having an account against
the Klamath' Iron Works, is reeuested
to present same at oaef.
Dated May It, HIT.
' KLAMATH WON WORKS.
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Chlleeta ean save ype attney ea alty
and country areetrty;f' 't ii-
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(Spokane Chronicle, May 10, 1017)
Work at your dally task harder and
do It better than ever before is the
advice of Ilobert K. Straliom. railroad
and empire builder and millionaire,
who today la quietly celebrating his
alaty-flfth birthday anniversary with
his fsmlly at. bis palatial homo In
Browne's addition.
"Hammer away at (he thing you're
doing aad do It as you huvu never done
It before." said Mr. Htrahorn iu!rv
thlngH Unit aio rouKonablo,
out do them with a mli;lit and no hu
that they will nlnnd out km your con
tribution In thiH tlnui of dtrcHK and
strain.
"Believing that a man of flS can run
dor no greater service to the country
than to conservutlvnly persist In nny
reasonable development program he
adopted before wo entered Hie war, I
am celebrating my annlvrwiry by
pushing my new railway project, do
aigned to open up for production many
millions of acres of ilcli landn in con
tial Oreeon and iiorthurn Culifornlu
and Nevada.
"We will .build only so much of the
system aa was arranged for before
wsr conditions became so acute, but
this will encourage production and
aford aa outlet for large quantities
of svaln and other provisions and
Automobile Motor Tablet
Are yeu ens ef the many uuacra of
these tablets In Klamath Palls.
They prevent the formation ef car
ben In your meter, give it mere "kick"
and power.
On May 21st the new Isw gees Into
offset allowing the feeellne preducsra
te aall a lowsr arada ef esaellne than
was legal herstefore. This ne doubt
means a poorer grads of gssellne and
we rseommsnd using these tabltts to
gel results.
THE TABLETS ARE 'PUT OP
ONE HUNDRED IN A BOX, ENOUOH '
TO TREAT ONE HUNDRED OAL- '
LONS OP OASOLINE POR 11.00.
White
Garage
lumber which otherwise would not be
produced."
Mr. Htrahorn onjoys excellent health
and today Is receiving congratulations
from his many friends here and elsu-
where throughout the country. Ho
and Mrs. Htrahorn will entertain mem'
bers of the family at dinner .tonight
Covers will be laid for all.
If yeu need blotters, phont M, M
In Prom Dairy.'
Mrs. Anna Sterzl and L. A. Stersl,
of Dairy are Klamath Falls visitors
today.
Slxty-Pivs Psr Cent Profit
Amos B. Wilson, cashier, Leaven
worth. Kaas., writes: "This scknewi:
edges draft for IS.431.14 for my 5,00Q
policy, which Is 11511,15 more than I
paid the company la twsaty years,"
r, M. Priest, Agent, ovsr K. K. K.
Store. 17-31
Churchill Hsre
RUte Huperlnlondent of I1"""8 Jf
struotlon, J. A. Chnrrhlll. of Ssaj,
csme In lent nlghl from -?
a trip through eastern Oreson. imp
visiting the local schools today a"
will leave In tho morning on his m
turn north.
There are many hinds of IniMrt"
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