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A snJe of satisfaction with every Suit or Overcoat we sell.
We consider the customer s satisfaction a vital factor in every transaction this store makes. We
and k of our sales force, we want our patrons to insist upon it.
Men's Suits and Overcoats, $15, $20, $25 up to $50
ere never has been a better time than right now to buy that suit or overcoat.
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In spite of the rapidly ascending prices on wool fabrics everywhere, prices here remain stationary,
and the K. KL K. Store standard of quality remains unchanged.
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for rl.1 rang- inttructcrs. and to at
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Tie z.ifti school wfa be rewnedjpar: er tte month. There Is abso-
icrigit at th Kl.nstb Coonty high1 lately no charge for Instruction In the
- mamoL loGerwfcg a Ticatioa of two dl?erest courses, outslde-the eot of
a Jew week.
t A pttt deal of interest has been are enable to attend tbe day teutons
'take is tie sciool thit year, aad a , are taking advantage of tbe oppor-
tA term win be started tbe latter tnnity offered.
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matt have been at lean seventy-five
'text book required, and many who j private on tbat car. and all tbe war
to Tacoma e never beard one bit of
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Herders Exempted
among ISO Ben tbat er tet4 a ballet rotor out of tbe of tba
can It twUti. wblrb rauta It, a
taaeball, to curie. Thl rarv or
at It It railed, mutt be allowed
on the rifle. I m luat tl lac
Ore of gun ued In tba armr. TOU lh ,hiB. in ,h..w abai .
rauch tlra U tfent In teaching tbe trlcatlSc thing tbl aboutlng oaa't
man to ui. hi. rlO. lie la Uugbt to'to man U. Tbe work oa tba Ur
love It like a brother To frt a dm ( range U very Intrreatlaa. Bom
to bave tbla re.-ert for hla gun ha' wen are Ura good aliota. aad otbera
matt Icura It. and co two guns are bate to be atmott beaten to kaep
alike. At for tne. I bad romlderabte thrn from thottlng their ; ba
rrt;t for mine after I bad shot Itbrj (boot 7t men are given citra
Jtut once. fr It seemed to me tbat I W for proScienrr In maraimanthlp,
bad Just as toon be In front of It at and It Is tbu an Incentive to gcod
behind IL It kicked like a Missouri hooting, and every man Is very aaa.
mute. Mere Is something for the to. lout to become a good shot,
dents of byilrs to think about. Tbe Machine guns bave undergone a
t'nlwd Stat-s rl- thcot a little over wonderful development during tbla
threw miles. The bullet It going 5.700 war Tbry ukJ to be very heavy, so
ft I per second when It comes out of much o that ttey could not bw used
tbe mutate. Now you mutt retcem- la a running battle. They have tkasa
Iter tbat cravlty it pulling that ballet now, tho. m light tbat they ran ka
down all tbe time. So figure out the. carried by cue man ytj easily, aad
at the charge adraacea. It
profanity, nor one tingle complaint
about tbe llf, condition of living,
etc. We overheard two of them dis
cussing their officers, and they re-
p vwea aata ar aaaapwr, it Mftwir vvs. nv.-ni
marked during the prcgre.s of their th of the bullet with tbe two forrew. shot
talk that their officers made lots of gravity and tbe explosive force work!t"rtas
mistake for which they, the private, lag on It. Tbe bullet goet. as you see. tbat they
1 bad to suffer, but they ended by say
Meg? "Well, tbey are learning tbe
came jutt like we are, and we all
' have got to work together." That, to
j m, teems a very fine spirit. Prob
ably twenty men on that
In an arc, and so each gun most have
different adjuttmeata oa It
different resistance. Again the wind
it a bothersome thing to fgore on,
and each gun It adjasted for wind-
for tbe .that
auiy uraj mea on id sarae car age, at II It railed. T6u we learn
caa an auio oi weir own, ana ware tnat it you are tbootlng at a target
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. . -RV 7 i, c , i"Bifd to all the luxuriet of life, yet wC 500 yards away,
" t-nansg icii scarcity oi ex- growers of tuu patt of.tbe st:te. A
Zslz.'Jt herders seriously menaces committee consisting of F. M. Kcth-
rceic, John II. Sclthsoa aad H. Stan-
ItttM. d asking th district ex- .',"" "" , ' JT
with the exemption board, and Geo.
-.- kC w .e.ease uu ciass ojip chalraan of tbe meeting, i
sea fro the draft, were adntd tbe board, asking for a hearing.
ti lie? Isdsxtry la Ceatrai Wash-
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Mrs. E. C. Fraxr of Merrill Is la
ti city for a few days.
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Mlsj Rath Pearson, teacher of the
school at Merrill, has returned from
Portland, where she spent tbe holidays.
atmmt Incredible to kalleva
bave developed tkaat aa
ey win tbcot fifty cartrldgea ao fast
tbe last one of tba fifty cart
ridge baa been fired before tk Brat
empty shell, after It It thrown from
tbe rbambrr. hits Ihe ground. Aa
operator works a machine gua oa
much tbe ume principle tbat a wa
ter a lawn with a ho, la fact, the
find them here working right along- to allow one fovt of windage If the great problem with these guaa la no
side tbe Julian, farmer boys, street wind is blowing ten miles an hour, to make them work faster, kut to
rattans and men from every walk In We learn bow to tell the velocity of .slow them down. I have ka4 Iba
life. Tbli astoeiatlon I going to the wind by Sags. etc. Divide tbe J pleasure of shooting a l-w asackloa
make all men see tbe other fellow's angle at which a flag Is Hying from gun. and tbe nolle It something sles
aide of tbe fence, and be more toter- tbe Sag role as a perpendicular by liar to tbe exhaust of a twelve evlln-
( ant of other people In tbe world with fcur and you ran roughly estimate der rar going sixty miles aa kour
wnom iney nave to live. it. v.e alto have Instruments railed. with tba muffler wide open, aad go-
It will be Beceatary
I was fortunate enough to be aneometer for that purpose. Also aa lag up bill.
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Kjb. J. . Braniail of Odessa Is in tbe
jn- ety lor a few cUyx on bcricest.
Wm. Holloway has returned from'
Brownsville- wherm he imim h hnll.
'days with hit parents, also stopping i
XlH t i. Merrill of Ashland Is "a In Mediord for a few days to
I. 3. Clayton of Bonanza it la tbe
xty for a few days on butinetv.
First Photo of American Prisoners in German Hands
Mn. visiting la Klamath Falls.
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wsw svave eesavtefl tbeir kchdisi Parties wlakJsg
retare t at til tin. ui -..
Ceo. K. Bradnaek, editor of tt
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. Ei'eers in RepeUhg Attack if Germtmt
Mrs. If. C. f!ates of Medford Is In
j Klamath Falls vii'.tlag her aunt, Mr.
LUah Henderson.
Miss Ada Gould spent tbe week end
with Mrs. Wm. Cteyse at Spring
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ad from Ban Francisco, where tbe
pest the holidays.
Floyd J. Andrews aad Mr. and ilr.
Corbt!! of Chllrxjoin are in Klamath
Fall for a few day.
Mr. and Mn. C. M. Rudolph spent
jtb week end is Klamath Falls. Ti-r
live in 3errui.
Mlta Edna .'crrl I vblting In
Klaavath Falls tor a few days from
Vtr toe at Fort Klamath.
, visit with friends.
Word has been received here tbat,
Wm. Hacebtrln. who bad suffered a,
e-r!ou relapse, ha Improved, and,
has Un removed from tbe hospital
at Fanta Monica.
W. J. Stelnmctz and bis sifter. Mrs.
Carrie Maler. left for Portland thlt
morning to attead the funeral of their j
brother, F. J. Stelnmets. who wa ac-l
(deatally shot while hunting Satur
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m. iianon la in the city on ai
short butlness vltlt from bis ranch In;
tbe Malln country. He reports that'
th much advertised California ell-1
mate extend tbls year clear to tbe
state line, and that scarcely any hay
Lai len fed by the, stockmen there'
this winter. The two Dalton boys left
ibis morning for tbe military acad
emy at Mt. Tamalpias In California,
following a holiday vacation here.
-Veleon Hall. f. H. .V., It here to
spesd bit fcrloogh with bis parents.
Xr and Mrs. Wm. II. Hall.
TO H'HOM IT SUV COXCERX
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Mlta Aoratta IJndblora baa
tursed from Turkrk. wber
spent a holidays.
Misa P.eule Ogle Lai returned
froas Fort Klamath, where sbe pat
tk holidays with ber parents.
My prartlce aa a physician and
'urgeob In Klamath Falls cease on
M-itKi'ay. January 7th. My time from '
xb tfch until ay early departure for tk
front will be devoted In tho miu. ?
tlcn of my accounts and straighten
In? up rey laslnesa affairs. All ac
(oust for professional servlc ara
now due, and their prompt aayatcat
wl'l be esreclally aODreciatad at
Mr. and Mn Frank Ward have re
turned fross Byron Springs, where hl '"
tlsry kae been for several weeks, j "-2t
Mr, aad Mrs, J. W, OoUn and Gor-I . "
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