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Roy Beckler of Weed Is In the city
for a few days.
T. J. Jackson of Fort Klamath Is In
the city on business.
Dan Hyan and Lyle Mills left this
morning for Fort Klamath.
It. I). D.nls of Sacramento Is a re
cent arrival In Klamath Falls.
Will 0. Wilson of Merrill Is a vis
itor (o Klamath Falls.
II. It. llrackcn of San Francisco Is
n business visitor In Klamath Falls.
John Hlndcn of Merrill is In the
city for a few days on business.
Charlie McCartie and Jerry Mo
Cartle ot Merrill are In the city for a
few days.
O. T. McKcndrec left for Portland
yesterday, where he will attend to
matters of business for a few days.
Mrs. I), n. Palm has returned to
her home in Roseburg, after spend
Ins; several months here visiting her
sen. Bert Palm. " I
Clayton Ward Houg, formerly of
Portland, arrived last night on the
train to make bis home with his
nnele and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
X. Moe. Mr. and Mrs. Moe now have
two nephews Ilvinr with them, the
other being Newton Moe, who arrived
a short time ago. Both boys have re
cently lost their mothers.
V. Hect, E. E." Earl and B. P. White
came up from Dunimulr last night for
a short visit. They are registered at
the White Pelican hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Luclen B. Applegate
and Miss-Elsie Applegate will arrive
on the train tonight from Pasadena.
They are accompanied by Mrs. Dan
Walker or Ashland, who wttl visit
them here.
Spring
CAMP MKETS TONIGHT
Ewauna Encampment No. 41, I. O
O.F., meets in regular session tonight.
Visiting Patriarchs cordially Invited
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Moawy to lesta oa city sad coasrtfy
property. See CfcUcote. 1
Wool Shirt, that are saade of sreet at
JLtf K. K. K. STOKE.
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Local Red Cross
Activities
The weekly shlpsseat of knitted
goods from the Red Cross work rooms'
for the week just ended was twenty-j
nve sweaters, thirty-two pairs of socks
and one pair of wristlets. j
Those present at the- sewing room
' Satordny were:
Mes dames A. A. Epperhebner, O.
Walker. A. M. Wordea. W. J. Roberts,
J. V. Breweaker. L. H. Haines. R. H.
Dunbar, H. E. Momyer, J. W. Guthrie.
8. K. Rarasby. J. 8. Wells, M. 8. Bar
gent. I. D. WhlUnore, W. J. Nicholson,
8. C. Van Eaton, A. Walker, WUI
Wood, Lee Sullivan, Austin Haydcn,
W. P. Johnson. 1. M. Johnson, Law
rence Phelps, P. Hill Hunter.
Workers In the surgical department
were:
Mesdames Cora Sanderson, O. W.
White, Geo. Watt, J. Drlscoll. Ruth 8.
Addison. E. E. Magee, W. H. Robert,
son. Stone. Gerber. Mlsa MeCourt.
CONTEST BETWEEN TWO TEAMS
IS NOW EVEN VP KLK8 ROLL
BEST GAMS OP YEAR AVER
AGE OF 1M PIN'S' PER MAN
Won Lost Pet.
Palms . .599
Elks .500
The Elks walked away with two
games from the Palms last evening on
the Elks alleys, and the series Is new
50-50 between the two clans. High
scores were made last night, the Elks
rolling the best game of the year In
the third game, when they clicked ot
931 pins, an average of 111 par sua.
Van Bellea rolled the high mark of
211, and averaged 117 for his three
games. Wright made SIS la the) see
rm came, nad averaged lie; Lenox
scored S10 nad Kant S01 la the last
gam. The next sesstoa'win he held
at the Palm Alleys oa Tuesday of
next week.
PALMS
.1st Sad Srd At.
Goodwin 17 151 107 117
Wright 171 SIS 1SS ISO
Houston .....101 i'iV 1'41
Ketsdever US 171 'lSf lit
Dale 151 17' KSilS
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Totals 77 174 SOS 114
ELKS
1st Sad Srd At.
Harden 17 141 151 111
Vaa Bellea ...111 111 111 17
Lenox US 11 S10 111
Kent Ill 111 S01 171
Ackley 151 171 171 17S
Totals Ill IS! SSI 17S
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Right Straight Through
from tho edges cf tli massive, mile
making Vacuum Cups to the rims of' the
wheels all the super-quality cf materials and
construction that ccn be put into a casing is
built into
Pennsylvania
VACUUM CUP
TIRES
Nonv guarmttteeJper warranty lag
attached to each casing for
G.OOO Miles
Then, too, there is tho puinrntiti
ability of the Vacuum Gups to prevent
skidding on wet, euppery pave'
raents, else tires returnable
at purchase price, after
reasonable trial.
At The Portland Union Stock Yards
February 25, 1918
40 Bulls
Females
From the herds of Minor. Brown. Dunn. Day & Rothrock Co., Cornett, Kiger, Reynolds. Oregon
Agriculture College. Felzer Bros.. Cutting. Dement. Holloway, Witham, Tarbell and Lynch.
Rangemen will find at this sale strong rugged bulls. 16 to 24 months old. and the breeders
will find some choice herd bulls, sired by the best bulls in the northwest.
Choice consignments of females will be sold from the herds of Minor, Dunn and
Day & Rothrock Company.
Kraschel & Cranke, Auctioneers
For Catalogues Apply
Frank Brown. Carlton. Oregon
NOTE The Annual Spring Shorthorn Sale at Spokane February 23, 1918. For cata
logue apply, Frank Rothrock, Spokane, Washington.
MfOOVEM FROM OPERATION
Mrs. E. E. McClajr of the Henley
school district returned to her home
last Saturday evening, after recover
lag treat an operation for append!
cltis. Mrs. McClay was operated upon
at the Klamath hospital, and was
later taken to the New Claremont
Convalescent home during her recov
ery.' The operation was performed by
Dr. R. R. Hamilton.
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P. R. DODGE
Fourths Klamath Pfawa ltt-W
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Special Price
On Groceries For
One Week
Dried Pearlies lattc lb.
Pried Plants MMclb.
Dried Pears ISHe lb.
Dried Apricot aoc lb.
Dried Prunes 10c to ill 4c lb.
Dried Grape 3 lbs. 33c
Lib. can Royal Raking Pottder. . ,OOc
1.1b. ran Folgera Making Powder. BOc
Lib. GhlredeUI Chocolate 30c
Lib. Schilling's Ten :. .80c
Lib. Coldest West Tea BOc
1 pkg. Geo. Wash. Corn Flakes. . 10c '
1 can Solid Park Tomatoes 15c
fl ran Puree Tomatoes 3Ac
Large Spits. Apples, per box, . .31.00
Small Spits, Apples, per bos . . ,80c
1 can Ashland Peaches, N. S aoc
Compare Our Prices With Others
Klamath Dept Store
PasjaSSS. TUrdsssdMaeaSts.
Moving Pictures
Anita Stewart Is seen again In an
Intensely dramatic part, that of Chris,
sy Deselden, the ward of mature John
Warburton (Charles Rlchroan) whole
worthy of her and wins her promise
to marry him. Opposed to blm Is the
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PASSES CALIFORNIA EXAMS
Word has been received here that
II. J. Llnon. formerly of this city,
hsa just taken the Callfornla'slate
pharmacy .lamination and stanes
with a high per cent. Ha aipecti te
locate In Southern California. Mr.
Lincoln was formerly employed at tat
Star Drug company aad the Under
wood pharmacy here.
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IPi. CMAJ.U13 KICHMAN
dashing young Robert Neyland (Ru
dolph Cameron), but who Is not wor
thy of ChrUsy's love. The girl, how.
ever, Is- fascinated by him, and not
until his misconduct for a moment
dismay her does she turn from him
to the older man. After the weddlne
with Warburton, she at once recoils
from her situation, and nleada with
the shocked bridegroom to treat har
still as a child until she knows her
own heart. This he, In his aoblllty,
consents to do. In the meantlna
young Neyland goes quite to the bad.
Despite this, the call of youth trows
stronger, and Chrlssy decides aha
lores him. At the Temple tonight.
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Learn to Dance
The latest daaess. Class starts aeon.
Phone nave to 1ST. lLIt
LETS GO INTO THE SAVING PROBLEM WHOLE.
HEARTEDLY AND LKARN THE GAME.
Eliminate Luxuries
Use Practical Economy
In Clothing, Food and Pleasure
ONCE VOU ACQUIRE THE ART OF HAVING AND
THRIFT IT WILL BE A MOST VALUABLE ASSET TO
VOU THE REST OF YOUR LIFE.
START SAVING TODAY AND BUY A THRIFT
STAMP OR A BABY BOND" AT
Hie First National Bank
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