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TH1 EVENING HERALD', KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON . .
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Hie New Garment for Women
Styles for outdoor work
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Fine for the women who
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ERSONAL MENTION
LI1TIJC nDCUOBTS OX LOCAL aUmOITKOS
AMONG THE PBOPLK Or TH CRT AMD VKnm.
GOINGS AND COMINGS OF LOCAL FOLKS
Robert Brother of Camas, Wash.,
Ii a recent arrlTal.
E. V. Nelfon it In the city (or a few
days from Keno.
James Evans of Atgoma ti In the
city on buslnesi.
Dave Edler Is In town for a short
time irom Bly.
8. Waterman Ii a Klamath Falls
visitor from Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamnoly of Chllo
.quln are visitors In thli cltr.
Mr. and Mrs. Padgett of Dyer, Ore.,
are visiting In Klamath Falls.
T. Ambrrgettl of Olene Is la Ktam.
ath Vails for a few days.
' E. M. Hosier went to Chlloquln
this morning on business.'
Mae Gardner and Mrs. H. L. Clem,
at of Chlloquln were in the city over
EuBday.
Chas. Read ot Chlloaala la is the
city for a few days.
. E. J. Stoaeaua of Kirk is la the
city on baslasss.
John W. Cook Is la the city for a
few days from Merrill. ,
M. D. Glasbach of KUmath Agaacy
is in the city oa buslaeas.
Earl McFall of Boaamaa la la the
city (or a ahort time.
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For the Sick Roc
We asaka a specialty of cater
Ins; to lckroom reqalreaseata
averytlilng from the cllakal
tltentiometer to bed paae aad
other necessities.
You nave time aad money by
coming to us first for all sick
room Beads,
Jas. W. Straw Is la the city for a
few days from Odessa.
8. A. OuBlt of Fart Klaaatk Is la,WB0 " Mt Mai
the city oa buslaeas.
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ATMERRHi
UODV OK SEAMAN WHO DIKD FHI.
DAY WILL ARRIVE TODAY
PROM 'FRISCO TRAIN WILL
BE MET BY WOMAN'S RELIEF
CORPS
How Sergeant Empey Used
the Lewis Machine Gun
C. B. Faekatt of Ksao la transact
Ini bustaeea la Klaaatk Palls.
Mr. aad Mrs. Eras Heeler of 'Mar
rill are ia the city for a few days.
M Benedict waa aaoag last Bight's
train atrivals from JCaaaaa City.'
P. M. Carter bregtatered at tka
White Pelleaa from Saa Praaeiaeo.
E. Bteahalm of Maskegoa, Mich.,
la a receat arrival la this city.
Erteet Saydar of Conrallla la reg
istered at taa Waakugtea house;
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8. A. Garrett Is la the city for a
few days from Klamath Agtacy.
Mr. aad -Mra. E. W. OoB of Port
KUmath are viattiag la taa city.
P. P. Blaalow ot Partlaad la a
business visitor ia Klamath Palls.
Mr. aad Mrs. Prank Chorpealag ot
Oleae were la taa city over Saaday.
Mr. aad Mrs. 8. L. Todd at Lot
Angeles are newt arrivals la Klam
ath Palls.
M. H.
spendlag
Falls.
Chase at ML Hebroa la
a few days la KUmath
We not only serve you
but serve you at a saviag.
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, KLAMATH fALLS OREGON
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LET ME MAKE YOUlt NEXT
SUIT
PERFECT FIT
Highest Grade of Workmanship
GUARANTEED
Spring1 Wooleaa oa DUaUy.
aeur laspectloa Invited.'
Chas. J. Cizek
Jhsteaaser to Laewa Bras.
MERCHANT TAILOR
W Mala St.
Mr. aBd Mrs. H. P. Leslie of KUm-
ath Ageacy art la the city for a few
days.
A. J. Busn, repreaeaUtiva of Col
lier's magaslae, ia la tka city oa
business.
Joseph Jacobs is attending to mat
ters of business here from Saa Fran.
ClSCi.
MUses Anna Johnson and Helsa
Caldwell of Keno were la tka city
over 8unday.,
R. W. SUalake of Merrill Is at
tending to Blatters of buslasss la
KUmath Palls.
Mrs. Geo. O. Prye returned last
night from Berkeley, where ska kas
been visiting for soma time.
Emma K. Wilsoa of Saa Francisco
!s registered at tka White Pelleaa ho
tel, dbe arrived Saturday algkt.
J. R. Bisemore, O, Blsemore, E. M.
Leever, R. A. Moon aad Lorla Moea
of Fort Klamath are la the city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Daltoa aad Mr.
and Mrs. R. 8: Daltoa and daughter
of Malin speat tka week aad la KUm
ath Falls.
Mra. a. B. Cosad aad Miss Varda
Coxad leave ia the:maralag for Port-
land, to spend several weeks vlsitlag
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irienas saa relatives.
The funeral ot the late Lewis Tollo,
wilt
be held tomorrow at Merrill. The
bodr left Saa Francisco last night.
according to a telegram received yes
terday, aad will arrive here on the
early trala today. The Woman's Re-
lief Corps will meet the train In a
body. High school students will also
be at the train, and pallbearers will
consist of sU high school boys.
Mr. Tollo waa 15 years old, and
waa a graduate of Klamath County
high school in the class of 1911. He
waa very lndustrious',and an earnest
worker In the Presbyterian church
and Sunday school. The blue star
which represented him on the service
flag at the church has been replaced
by a gold star.
Mr. Tollo enlisted In the navy De
cember 11th, and became III about a
month ago with acute bronchitis,
which Uter changed to pneumonia.
Hu death was a great shock to Ills
family, as they bad received a letter
from him which was written In the
early part of the week, saying that
he waa Improving. This is the first
fuasral of a Klamath County boy In
the service to be held in Klamath
county.
Soma great possibilities are In our
rich tula Unds. See R. E. Smith
Realty Co. d-tr
ANNOUNCEMENT
In case the holder of the raffle
ticket No. 70S, which won the pig in
the Red Cross raffle last week does
not appear to claim the prise by Wed
nesday night, the animal will be turn
ad over to Harry Ackley of this city
who held the second number drawn,
according to aa announcement made
today by those la charge of the contest.
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Owing to a aslaap in our film ship,
meat, the Orpheus will present no
show tonight 4-lt
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THAT IT Wll.li KXI'LODK AT
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MITTKD HY UNIVERNITY MT
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UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, En-
liiaac Mnil, ldy(nr-ilil ton si
Clmrle l.lml, paiuti'il awny it (
u'ltock Saturday night at llm Hot.
Inn Moti'l In this city. Ill death u
ran nod by a romillcntlin nf troubbt,
TI.e I. lull family tins ticon ln Klta
nlli (.'niitily for honif linn', Iwulnmf.
Klitt'.l In I ln Hwan liku illmild. t.
rciilly llm ynuiiK tiuin liml been
iuimI us a uiiltnr.
I'tKi fuinTnl mtrvlMM Iieldthlt
iiftiifiioini at ttin Whlllork rlisptt it
2 .in. Itnv. V. II, Cox ii( tlir Hiptlit
el utrli rnnilnrted tho ncilcr.
"When you look a Hun straight In
tho eyu from the noutti end of a Lewis
machine eun," said Sergeant tiiip:'.
the young American who fought his
way lo fnmo with tho Ilrltlsh army
on tho western front, "you somehow
hope lie bnsn't a wlfa and family at
lioino. You nro quite certain he will
never hop them again."
Serjeant Kmtiy used one nf these
guns for several months. This photo,
graph sIiowh tho usunl method of fir
ing oiu. Forty-eight shots within a
few seconds, which Is tho capacity of
tho rum, will tlnlih any German who
U In front.
Railroad Compensation
Finally Agreed Upon
WASHINGTON, D. ft, March 4. trnme for three years ending June
An agreement on compensation of ,fit' ha been hed. It is substan.
.(lully the same as the form annrnv4
railroads under government control n ,ho Bcnnte by tno con(rttt of the
based on an nverago of their net In-1 railroad bill.
gene, Marrh 4. A bomb that will ex
plodo In tho air at any given dlManra
tins been presented to Colonel John
Leader by n member of the university1
battalion, and la now being Invest!-1
giiipfl ity tno colonel to ascertain Its
fenslblllty In modern warfare.
Arrordlng to Colonel Lender, II Ii
entirely original In the line of esplo.
.Hives, and la esactly what airmen
need. Recently a student Invented
a bomb that was to burst sldoways,
I hut the experiment did not work out.
Colonel Leader Is enthusiastic over
'the manner In which his men nro Ink.
, Ing In all lines of war work,
i Plans of the portable bridge recent
ily designed by Prafewor E. II, Me-
Allstcr, were sent this week to tho
war offices of the United Slates, Kng.
tnud and Canuda In response to llielr
Inquiries concerning the exact alio.
weight and construction of tho'
bridge. England asked for tho pluiiM
thru her agents In Otlnwn, Canuda
and they wore Immediately sent to
tho controller of Inventions In Lou
don.
$50.00 Reward
for Information leading to the rent.
try of Rootle stole from out storesa
I'elirunry 291. aioo mlitliluasi i
wnnl for the arreet anil ronrlrtlsas!
the gullly party or partlf).
i-3t J. K. MAGl'lHi: lU.lsf.
WtNtl Khlru tliat are made of use! a)
31-lf K. K. K. HTORK.
Kellers Cnfe, open all night. HI
Main street. tt-it
IIWIht HullrnstM, Trunk and Bssi
31-lf K. K. K.HTURC.
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Kellers Cats, opea all night. 427
Mala atraat. 26-tf
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t.MEHICA.V KOLIUKHH
HONORED HY FRENCH
Ily AMMtrlnted Prcaa
Amorlcan offlcors and privates
who distinguished themselves by
repulsing tho Germans to tho
northwest of Toul havo been
decorated by tho French In the
presence of Premier Clemen-ccau.
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ADVERTISED MAIL LIST
The following unclaimed mall mat-
tor will bo sent to the "dead letter"
office at Ban Francisco March 16. In
i calling for these say "advertised." A
Learn to dance
classes. Pbons 440
privately or in
26-St
Everybody should grab a piece of
our rich tula lands. Bee R. E. Bmlth
Realty Co, 4-tf
DoaVfail to se Charlie Ckaalla
ia "The Adeaataro" at tha.aHar ta-
nlght. st
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mrs. E. B. Hall, on behalf of the
local Red Cross, wishes to thank the
good people of Klamath County for
tbslr hearty co-operation In the draw,
lag for the pig donated by Harry
SUIts.. There wore 1,000 tickets sold
for ISc, bringing liso, the printing
of tickets was 14, the cost of mailing,
thargo of 1 cenUwIll be made on each
lottor delivered. W. A. DoUell, P. M.
Gust Anderson, Frank Albcrtson,
Mrs. Chas. Doll, Mrs. Serena Conen,
W. N. Ellis, Mrs. W. M. Engel, Custer
Henderson, Geo. K. Juckson, Alford
iJolnmon. Mm A Klrllnnrinll W.ll..
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i kuiku, mil .uL'i.uuii, u. n, AlCUIOI-
Innd, Miss Agnes Noylon, Mrs. II, D.
I Phillips,, A. F. Sawyer, Rosle Schon-
ILLUSTRATED TALK TONIGHT .cnln " Pearl Shaw, Thos. B. Wll-
son.
An Illustrated loeture with slides "
on Africa, which was to have bcenj Tho crGam " 'n6 season, Charlie
given at tho Prenbylerlan church lastJChaplln al oStortonlght, It
night, will bo given this evening at "
7:30 at that place. The slides are, Annual Spring opening at Moe'a
ueciareii 10 do oi a very interesting sioro Saturday, March Otb. Music
Local Red Cross I
Activities '
Thoso present at tho work rooms
Saturday were:
Sewing roem: Mcstlames Nelllo
n, Gcertson, C. Itobertson, I.. A. Rob.
ortson, A. Walker, J. p. Lee, Cl'yilo
Ilrnndenburg, L. K. Sullivan.
Surgical dressing deiinrtmcnt: Mes.
dames a. W. White, W. O. Smith, F.
H. Davis, C. F. Stone, Ituth B. Addl
son, .Ins. DrlBColl, Miss Marcaret
Hargus.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Ko(t I.KAKi: Alfalfa ranch on cro
shnren. I'liono 23C..M or sddras
117 Huron St., Klamutli Pulls. I'M
I'Olt KENT Piano In good rendi
tion. Phono CO. 4-31
FOIi.ND Child's fur imiff on Meirlll
road near Esoll farm. Call st Hr
aid olllre. Ml'
T
l.curr. to dance. New mmthott
Enjoy yourself whllo learnlns-. ninu
itartM Monday evening, March 4, at
ainoKo nnii. course of ten lessons $r.
wr. nnu airs. Klllendahl, Instructors.
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fad
Rings
nature, and the general public is In
vited to uttond. There will be no ad
mission charged.
ENEMY CAPTURES UIG STORES
by High School orchestra.
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Some cstiu line Sweaters at
31-tf K.K.K. STORE.
FOR LEASE Irrigated ranch six
miles from Klamath Falls: work
VIENNA, March 4. The Austro-
Hungarians operating In Polodllla. In horses, chickens and lmDiimentn fur.
ate., II, leaving a net profit to go to Southwest Russia, have taken over nlsbed. Good deal for responsible
tka Redf Crass of $246. Holder of. seventy Russian guns and huge quan. party. Inquire Farmers' Implement
No, 70S waa taa pig. titles of war materials, Company. f.st
Wo wish to announce (lint
after March lath vra will
sell meat for
CASH ONLY
PALACE MARKET,
PEOPLE'S MARKET,
STEINMETZ MARKET.
An Upp diamond Is a high
grsdo gem. It has been eie
Inod with cxtremo coro by s
oxport Judge of diamond color,
structuie and cuttlnB. '
passed as a desirable gem t
own. Our stock Includei smsll,
medium and Urge stones,
Wide aeloctlon is offered Is"
single stone rings solid goM
Tiffany and fancy platlnu
mountings.
$2S to 1100 to $300 -
Frank M. Upp
JEWELER
511 Main Street
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