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C. A. Maddox of Omaha U a visitor
tB Klamath Falls.
Miss Edna Rasa Is in the city font
abort visit from Dorrls.
R. A. Morton of Eugene Is In Klam.
ath Fall on business.
E. G. Weed Is a business viltor to
Klamath Falls.
O. O. Thomas of Dunsmulr Is In
Klamath Falls on business.
R. A. Sanford of Roseburg Is a
business visitor to Klamath Falls;
Henry Gordon is looking after mat.
ten of business here from Fort Klam
ath. Jake Whitlatch and family of Mer
rill are spending a few days In Klam.
ath FalU.
Carl ColemaB of Red Bint has ac
cepted the position of clerk at the
Hall Hotel.
Mrs. Emma Wing left this morning
for Ashland, where she will spend
some time visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. I C. Weant of Boise,
Idaho, were among the arrivals oa
the train last evening.
A. T. Marier, 8. W.
C. S. Bliss are city
Dunsmulr.
Harshaw" and
visitors fre:
Mr. aad afcs-.Jackeoa Kimball toft
this moralng for Seattle, wnere sir.
Kimball will .attend a gathering of
lumbermen. rf
Mr. and Mrs, R. A. Alford left this
morning forvaamutr to visit taetr
bob Lloyd, who la ill. Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Alford wlir accompany them and
will go oa to-Otnalt to 'fteadtb
winter. v M1
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' The Civic Departmeat of the Wo
man's Ubrary Claw will meet at J: 0
Tuesday afternoon at the Library
Club rooms. Each member Is asked
to bring a suggestion or plan for the
year's work.
' The regular " meeting of the Wo
men's Relief. Corp wUI be held oa
Moaday afternoon at J: 20. A good
attendance to desired, and arraage-
meata will be made to aend a surprise
box to Klamath County's boys at one
of the traialag
Clarence Underwood is In Seattle,
where he was called by illness of his
father.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Clay of Rlggiss.
Idaho, are Klamath Falls Visitors reg
istered at the White Pelican.
County Commissioner Burrell Short
attended to matters of business la
Klamath Falls yesterday afternoon.
T. W. Graham, president of the) An
derson Lumber company at Anderson,
Callf.fls lntbe cilyon business.-.
Mrs, L. 8. Denton aad Mrs. E. A.
Page are here from Fort Klamath to
do some shopping.
Mrs. E; M. Hosley liasVfulljr reeoV-
ered from her recent' illness, and -has
returned to. her home at CfalloQuln,
Lladsay 81semoreM a prominent
stockman from the. Fort Klamath .sec
tion, Is a county seat visitor.
Mr. aad Mr. Charles' Thomas 'and
son Kenneth nave returned from a
visit, with .relative at AUuras
Likely, Calif. . ,e
Oeorge Bradaadt expects' to leave
tomorrow for San PranrtscoJ-where be
will speqd some time at the California
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Wm. Hosley, who baa been visiting
his brother, E. M. Hosley of Chilo
iOuin, returned this morning to Ms
home In Ashland.
Sergeant'!?. E. McDonougb of Red
ding, Calif., arrived last-night for bis
second visit to Klamath Falls. Hejs
topping at the White Pelican.
Mrs. Hudloff of Bute, Mont., who
has been visiting for the past two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Will Bald
win, left this morning for San Fran
cisco, where her husband la located la
the ofllcers' training camp.
New October Records at I
Mr. and Mrs. J- 3. Mayer left yes
terday for La Piae. Oa their return
they will be accompanied by Mrs. Ells.
abeth Bice, mother of Mrs. Bice aad
of R. J.. Sheets of this city. Mrs.
Bice has been, with her sob, Louis
Bice, who Uvea at La Piae.
NEW iTHODIST
PASTOR ARRIVES
and
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REV. G. OOUVKR COMES WITH
FAMH.Y,jyOM Amity, to. sue
. CEED BET. .GEORGE BENNETT.
TTR8T SEjynCE TOMORROW
Rev G. CVOHver, the new pastor
of the OraWT Methodist church of
, aariyed last evening from
Amity, Or.no taka up Us work here.
Rev. Oliver has an eavlable record
in Amity, anTTf (s believed he will be
an effective worker In the new field.
His rst'sefVieVwiirbe'held tomor-
row'ateralaf"'u" - ' " "
Rev. George Bennett, who waa
traaaferrs)d-esl6tneracent conference
to Albany, ilK with hU family for
that point yesterday.
Oi egm ' dsslmere Overcoats, fte),
Exclastvely WK.X.K. Store. lOtf
foi ym
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Moviiig Pictures
Oregon Oaaslmera Overcoats, Saw.
Exclusively at K. K. K. Store. SOtf
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Adam Bag Rags, Moslem Bags, Uao.
learn aad Oorkolia Bag
Just received, a large shipment of
Adams Rag Rugs, all colors and sixes,
reversible patterns, room sis, aad
smaller ones, too. Prices that will
surprise you. Moslem Bath Rugs in
appropriate colors. Linoleum aad
Corkolln Ruga for every room la the
house.
JOHNSTONE FURNITURE CO.
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Oregon Casaimer Salt New pet.
tent with two pairs peats, SSt. At
K. K. K. Store exclusively. tO-tf
"Love or Justice?" Is the name of
the aew Trtaagte-Ince play starring
Louise Glaum at the Star Sunday. It
waa written 'By Lambert HUlyer and
produced udder the supervision of
Thomaa H. lace, The story deals with
the underworld, and holds to view
two .characters who enact the big
momenta of their Uvea while swayed
by aa overmasMng passion. Louise
Glaum as "Ndn4 leader of. Bohemia,
covets that which she has not within
herself cqltare 'aad reflnement.
Whea a neweAAer'to bar little world
arrives who possesses ihese things,
her sudden savage,. Interest causes
eyes that have, smouldered for years
to flash, aad yja only real afectioa
he has ever known la awakened. The
lace sire' is saU to have proved her
self as admirably suited to this role a
to that of Honor zoniay in "sweet
heart of the Doomed." CharleeGuBB
aa the lawyer who sinks to the lowest
depth by the 4rug route, aad Jack
Richardson aa Paul Keeley, tb leader
of a gaag of ereoks, ably support Miss
Glaum la this drama. Walter Ed
wards directed; -the production.
Word ha beea received of perhaps
the aeweet aad meet latereatlag
breach of the army- This aew breach
of the service is for the purpose of
maklag observatioaa from captive bal
tooas. The most exdtlag moments
are who these captive aallooaa are
picked aa targets by the eaemy'alr-
plaaee, at which time the observers.
who always have parachutes Irmly at
tached to their persea, Jamp out,ot
the balleoa basket, evea tao they are
3,009 or 4,000 feet from the groaad.
and float dewa to safety, while the
trieadly air ealpa Immediately arrive
aad attempt to drive ol the attackers
from the aaoccaptod balloea.,
To thee who were aaable to gala
admtoslea la the oflkera' traialag
camps, tale Is your opportualty. The
geverameat waata mea of the calibre
of ofltosr for the United States army,
aad they meet be betweea the ages
of S aad S yean. The lowest raak
la flrat Qoutaaaat, with pay of $1,000
per year'aad 60 per ceat extra when
la active service.
Tela m aa opportualty for weU edu
eated mea. preferably graduates of
technical eoUeges, with athletic traia
lag. who have had broad experience
aad who aaverdemoastrated their rail.
ability aad accuracy of observation.
The coarse of lastructloa is a little
ever two moatha. Those who are sue
cessf ul la paaslag the examination for
commissions will be sent immediately
to France aad put into action at once.
It is suggested that those interested
get la touch with Leslie Rogers, local
branch chairman of the military train.
lag camp association, who has appll
eattom bleaks for distributing and de
tails coaceralag this new branch of
the service, which is bound to become
popular. Oaly Umlted number of
applications can be received for this
breach. Therefore, If you are going
to Investigate this proposition do so
at oace. J
German Spy Who Tried to Corrupt L I
French Press, and Dismissed Minister vsT SZJW M
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JmmKrSj1 J II 14171 lllark Kid Lace, Gray Top. 7.!M. "
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EtmmiABmml 1 Combination for Fall I I
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Bolo Pasha is the strange German
spy who came to tne unuea siaies
last year, and thru letters to Amer
ican bankers' got them to handle some
f 1,700.000, received from Germany
to corrupt the French press. The at
torney general of New York state has
machinations here. Louis J. Malvy
was the former minister of the Inter
ior in France who has been accused
of being a German spy. He resigned
when the scandal of Miguel Almercy
da, the Paris editor, who received
much' money from Germany, thru
Just given out statements about his Switzerland, was made public.
Conservation Campaign
Oregon CaiMlmer Hulta New pat
terns with two pairs panU, S20. At
K. K. K. Htore exclusively. 20-tf
Is Postponed One Week
NoirrmvKHT wkathkr
FOUKCAHT
M6ve to Be Launched By Public Schools
to Aid in Conserving the County's
Food Supyly Has Been Put
Off on Account of the
Liberty Loan
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The food conservation campaign In morning. It is believed that this de-
Oregoa, which has beea undertaken lay will give more time for those who
and will be pushed tealously by the aie promoting the movement here to
schools of the state aider the leader.-'get their plans in readiness.
KLAMATH U.' S. R. H.
Maximum, yesterday, 75 deg.
Minimum, today, 42 deg.
OREGON.WASHINGTON Fair,
moderate westerly winds.
CiKllTUUIIK CO., -Millinery
Just rcrrlml, NEW TRIMMED
HATH. Clioire of ONE HUNDRED
iipw anil tlilforrnt siylnt, rich, smart
liatn of Lyons Velvet. No two alike.
In the new Autumn ahadca.
At tle rrire of .
1.03 to $-no
GKHTItUDK it CO.,
OOt Maia Htreet IS-at
Oregon Cnasimere Overcoats, $20.
Exclusively at K. K. K. Store. 20tf
PKKKLKHM DANCE
The regular Saturday night dance
will be given at the Pavilion. All at
tending got an Invitation which' en
titles them to free admission at the
grand opening of the Moose hall,
which occurs on next Wednesday eve
ning. Music by Peerless orchestra.
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WILL GO LIKE HOT CAM
Several barrels of KipoalUos sm
covered' butter illnh, eovmd sar
bowl, creamer and spoon boMtr, h
piece aet for RS rents. Tkewiat
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were contracted a year ftK 4M
from the factory, and before tasi
vanre. Several gross atnlUH
glasses went In a Jiffy, sad cmMsm,
sold double the quantity, mcmnv j
bad the price. Thn KtposltlN a
are vary popular sutlers la tit dua,
are even a bettor bargain, and vims
diet will go like hoi rakM.
Separate berry howls, SI cud;
vases, 20 cents; water plteken, H
centa. 8EK WINDOW DI8PUT.
JOHN8TONK KUHNITUBE CO.
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FOR SALVr room bouse oa KUm.
ath avenue; goodtmproved resideace
let: will sell orUrade. See ate at
once, 834 Mala street. lf-lt
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FOR 8AL&V-SmartiiUneh, couater;
suitable for man aad wife; . reams
In addition. Call S4 Mala st. lMt
Munnt
ship of Superlnteadent Churchill
eo-operaUoB with State Food Admin
istrator Ayer, wUI aot be launched on
October Hat, as planned, but on sug-
gettloa of President Wllsoa has been
postpoaed for one week, so as. aot to
conflict with the strenuous campaign
bow uader way tor the sale of Liberty
boads,
'A telegram to this elect was re
ceived by Judge George TT Baldwin
from 8uperlateadeat Churchill this
SOFT SOAP METHODS
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PETROORAD, Oct. 13. The
Austro-German troops are re-
newlng their attempts to frater-
nlse with the Russians, but have e
met with failure so far, the Bus- e)j
slan office declares.
Beautiful 1918 Maxwell
Now On Exhibition
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THE GENUINE BUCKHECHT
ARMY SHOES
Mad oa tlw tamo last
A. M., M. D.. of Use Medical
adopted by the War
the FacMc
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Oerp of the U. B. Araiy, aad
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Coast League Finals
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to Be Hotly Contested
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SANFErCISCO, Oct. II. Not-, to whom they lost oaly one game In
wUaaUadiag tea fact that there re- U0 erles.
Mi. oaly two weak of play before I Dur,,B tbe iTe w"tt th.e
.. - w it Francisco team- shows a net gala of
mw viw wi tmm miin in:
the Paeilc Ceaat Uague, the two
gre so close together
iaeat It, appears a If
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that at tk
they would eater late the laal weak
f or a deewtea.
Tke elisb ef tke Ueagels team
far tk last ava week ia the pereeat-te-eelinM
be bee a steady aad
caajtast aa tk feUewUgllgurst
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at mimi 1 tk Oaaed)tea.
ton points In their average, tbs agures
being: .649, M9, .666, .651, -.669.
Under the circumstances the inter
est In tbe race for the peaaant bids
fair to bold the popular Interest until
practically tbe i close of the season.
Portland and Salt Lake City will be
maklag a close flght for tblrd place,
tbe losing team belag relegated to tbe
lower division for the season.
Oakland andVsraon apparently are!
aew occupying tbe positieas
eveatually will b aeeardad
tkeeadeftheirpfir
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Without altering the world champion motor, the famous perfected
clutch and trantmUtton or the mighty axlc$, the Maxwell bniUeis Lata
-U a JV'J" Wonrf r ear'Jar '"Perior in construction and in apptar
Vlf.fjuyiMJfyet turntd out fr ihe M"twell factorUe-we have thi$
new and beautiful car come and tee it.
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The car It Urjer and roomier, for ono thing the
i i. I -.-- munHai six mencs.
It Is also a stronger and more rigid machine for
tlie road.
ThJ f,j,eme. ' nw " Inches, Instead of three
And the body' rests directly on this powerful
(Kde'slVrin fcst?"' OTtend Uom
Do you know what that means?
It means thUt The firmness with which the
h-ef i'&'P the ond th0 e"Hness of the
car at high speed give you a sense of security
such as ypu Iwve been ante to enjoy before only
urber. ,Uack,ed wlth a of shock ab.
This New Car is 50 Pounds
Lighter
There's a marvel of englneerinit tar you, friends t
.?h""?nlorton th.rol.
.. ... .. n,MU. scaler economy.
And tho r.iaxwi.il l.'nrH uriin the nin'-t cionomlW
S-iaasnnter car In the world. . lMf
Compensstlna undcrilung rmr sprlnft'-t"" ?
word In spring suspension mar this won
fil Muiwell o7 191H. y.
They mean greater comfort greater economy! i
lessening wear and tear on the car.
Msxw.ll Now Hm ths Style of
tbs Costlisst Cars
The new Maxwell Is a car of treat beiut'.
It has a sloped windshield nJ iikl ..i line aerer
before produced In any car costing leu "
Its good' look bow equal Its proved muchaakat
emclcncy.
The new upholstery Is richer and gives a a
Inside and out the aew miMajnreUUaperfKwa1
car.
We're ncoud to sail It.
You'll a proud to own one.
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