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lERSONAL MENTION
LITTLE BIBELHfiiTS OK LOCAL AmXIMM
AMONG TEE PEOPLE OF TEW CITT AXD VfCWRT.I
GOIXOS AMD COMING OP LOCAL FOLKS
Curtla Hedrlck U In the city from
Chtloquln.
. W. W. Reeder fi a buslncM visitor
from Bra.
n. Callahan of Dorrls U In tbe city
on butlncM.
C. V. Hamilton U a recent arrival
from Tacoma.
Willis Inlon of Lorclla la In the
city for a few dan.
Chat. Lend is a visitor to Klamath
Fulls from Crescent.
Peter L. Langley of Portland b a
KtatnatL Fail buelaeafvlaUort
T. Norrls U registered at. White
Pelican Hotel from ladlaaapolla.
If. F. Cotton la a meat arrlral
la Klamath Falls from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. George Noble, 8r.
and George Noble, Jr., residents of
the Langell Valley district; are In this
city for a short time.
LOCAL MAX SAFE IN FRANC
T. S. Quirk of Pelican Day is In
the dtr for a few days.
V. II. Anderson of Merrill la In-,
the city Tor a few days.
T. Deacon of Oakland Is a recent
arrhal In Klamath Falls.
Friends of Mark A. Johnson of
the Bly district who la a member of
Company B of the Seventh Battalion
will be pleased to learn that ha baa
arrived safely, somewhere la Fraace,
according to word Just received bore.
WHERE
IS PRAISED
KNITTED GOODS RKXT FROM
HERE BRINGS LETTER OF COM.
MKXDATIOX FROM HEADQUAR
TERS. SCGGESTIOXS ARE IX.
CLVDKD FOR SHIPPING.
K. E. Crandall if hero for a fliort
I line- from Ban Francisco.
W. D. Campbell is a county scat
vmcor loaay irora iorciia.
W. Frulta of Merrill Is spending a
few daya in Klamath Falls.
James Owens of Midland Is In tbe
city for a abort time on business.
Sewing Room. Monday Mrs. Geo.
Humphrey, Mrs. Marlon Hanks, Mrs,
Cbas. Martin. Mrs. Jeaala Horn, Mrs.
A. Walker, Mrs. .J. E. Sullivan. Mrs,
R. C. Shipley, Mrs. J.T, Perkins, Mra.
G. W. Arnold and Mrs. jr. L, Right-
mler.
Tuesday Meedames Ryan, Wla
nlik, Doc Mitchell. Ham, Ida Qrimea.
o n cnnmn . .. it,. tMi. A. Walker, T. E. Boyd, H. W. Hum-
arrivals from San Francisco last &' Fnnk orUnd, B. 8. Grlga
nlght ty L- E Sullivan, L. A. Lemmon,
! McAndrews. R. O. Parks and J. 8.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Becher of Mills.
G. N. Koster of Merrill la trans
acting business In Klamath Falls.
Fred Williams of San Francisco is
a lecent arrival In Klamath Falls.
W. L. Conover Is attending to mat
ters of business here from San Fran
cisco.
Local Red Crass
Activities
Those present at the Red Cross
work rooms Tueaday tad Wedaeeday
were as follews:
Chtloquln are spending a few daya
in Klamath Falls.
William Dalton a Dromlnent stack.
man of the Malln section came In' Sanderson, F. E,
lltt nlcht with Un nillnn far a stone,
Surgical Dreaslng Dept Monday
Mesdamea Wlanek. O. W,alt. W. O.
Smith, Lyle Mills. Jaa. Dtieeoll, Cora
Sallgmaa aad C. F.
far a
short vUlt.
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Tbe Episcopal QulMpjB.aMeUto-
morrow afternoon at two-tMrtvat
tlte borne of Mrs. Bura. 2SS Melrose! Bert Wltkrow. Paul Satterlee. A. J.
street. It U requested that all aem-;Lyslc.(LE. Wheeler, a A. Bellmaa,
bers be present. ' "aTd' RTBTl'mlek.
Tueaday Meadamea A.- E. Dun
ham, C. C. Lowe, G. W. Merryman,
Cbas. Otey, O. W. Robertsoa. M. B.
Evaa. Brockaabrougb, N. II. Bogae,
New Liberty Loan
Posters Distributed
WASHINGTON, D. C. March .
Pcatera proclaiming tbe Third Liber
ty T-oan In striking phrases and col
niful designs nine million of them
in more man a dozen styles now
a: a being distributed to every cltv
end lir.mlet of tbe United States.
They are the silent salea ageata of
the bonds, and their preparatloa baa
taken months of planning and care
ful choosing. Hardly bad tbe Second
Liberty Loan campaign closed before
the country's foremost artlsta aad
designers were Invited to go to work
on posters for the Third loan.
The result Is a collection of strik
ing posters, considered artistically
and psychologically better than any
yet attempted la the -two prevloua
loan drives. Soon they v will be fa
miliar sights in store windows, on
bill boards, aad all public place.
In addition, Ave million window
stickers, 50,000,000 poster stamps,
and 16,000,000 badges have bean
ordered and will bLedy for the
opening day of the campaign.
Some of the dslgarof the Liber,
ty Loan posters are Howard Chandler
Christy, Joseph Penaell, J. C. Leyea
decker, Sydney Rieeeaberg, Herbert
Paus, Henry Raleigh aad Sydney 8.
Stern. All contributed their work
without pay, aad scoree of other ar-
tiata suomittea designs which war
reluctantly rejected.
A latter of commendation on the
knitted work aent In by the Klamath
tied Cross workers has Just been re
ceived by tha ladles In charge of the
local work rooms. The sweaters
were given especial praise and other
feature war remarked upon. Aa
there were a number of suggestions
made which would be of Interest to
the maay workers la Klamath Falls
aad Klamath County tha letter Is
quoted la full below.
"We are la receipt of several re
ports from the knitting Inspector at
the Red Croaa Bureau of Supplies In
regard to the knitting aent In by
your Chapter. The sweaters were
reported aa uniformly good, some be
ing even described aa beautiful. The
eockt seamed to vary la the different
ahlpmenta although the average waa
Tory good. In some caeca vara had
been uaad which waa almost too
hevy for socks at laaat without con.
elderable change In needlea and num
ber of stitches. We are glad to note
that many are trying the Kitchener
to and hove that all .may soon be
successful with this very desirable
fintah.
"It la a great assistance to us at
the warehouse If all article ar se
curely tied la buacbee of five, one
color to a bunch and a list Included
In each boa.
"Thanklag you for your coopera
tion, w remain.
Tours vary truly,
MR8. JOHN H. POPWELL,
Superintendent Miscellaneous Dept.
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ELECTRICAL FIRM TAKES
MAIX BlftEET QUARTERS
The Arm of Sloan A Callea, elec
trical coatractore. who have been Si
ting np their new quarters la tbe
Mahew Building on Main Street dur.
log the last few daya. now have their
equipment fully Installed. This Orm
Is one of the moat recent to enter the
Rirrrantlle teld her aad the pro
prietors are both optimistic over the
burlneaa outlook for the future in
Klamath Falls aad tha surrounding
country.
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At the Theaters J
Sheepmen's Ball
St Patrick's Anniversary
Friday Evening. March 15
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II Give by the Mali Ah maws
H Ned O'Connor,
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I D. D. Murphy,
Good Maate, Gemi Tarn.
COMMITTEE:
lark OXearr,
A.Kalhta.
Floor Manager Ed Barriaa.
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Br vaat la tha c ue of scenery of-
f rd At Trlanglo't uncn stdulo Hart.
': that but two outside Iwntlonj
ware necessary la the making of tbe
lataat Trlaagte Western drama, "Tbe
Medicine Man," la which Roy 8tew
art la featured at tha Star Theatre
tonight.
The story la woven around a West-
ra mining town aad oa tha Hartvllle
reach lying ia tha heart of the Santa
Moalca mountains and embracing
eighteen hundred acres. Director
Clin Smith found almost everything
needed, ia the way of atmosphere
from the mining camp Itself to the
adobe residence of tbe priest, where
the villain sought to fore a marriage
between hlmaelf aad tha beautiful
young heiress.
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and $20 Suits Are
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Here are the Suits to back up that
I want you men who
clothes conservation to
see what really good
fabrics and thoro workmanship you
can buy for $15.00, $18.00, $20.00.
It's the newest Spring Styles I am
showing now, men the clothes for
which you've been waiting.
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Nurses in Hospitals Use Masks
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ASHLAND CONDUCTOR
KII.I.KIi NEAIt IICIIIII.NG
Kilters Cafe, upun all nlcht. 411
Main street. l.((
ASHLAND. March 13. Waln-r W , iMril DmHMiMrnilon
lllnlork. fr.tlKlit r.m.luctor for tlio; Mrs. linger. dr.i.ioii.iniir for I.
Smithern I'mlili- cmnpany. who-,, ,.,. Kxtracl CM., mil be at oar
homu Ih In thl city. ii8 mclilKiitly , t,.,(i for ono wok lmmitratlnIr
lilllvd nt Morley, near Ui'dillnK, Ciil.,.rriv xirnct ,, jcy JfMrtl
Sunday. The nrrldont a,i witnew.l, w,. Ilnll0 ym, , ,, , M
l.y n one, ami compleli. iletnllH ran . r ,,ur ,Uob0 tok miW a
not bo obtained. Illalmk had l.een Lam..l(. .,,,. d.,iirnll, ,,mi,n,.
jihanitlni! a switch, mid It Ih mM.d, , ,.3, HOIIKKTH X WIIITMORB
! lie stumbled after vccurlng tlio im .
and fell under tlio pnnMlnK train. Oini
arm was cut off, and tlio body other
wlae severely mangled,
Poundmasler's Notice
Notice! i took '.it' for your doc l.Vg 11-
Th e Woman'M Home and Korolgn cetmen were do Mnrrh lit, and lU
Mlnnlotiary Society of tlio Kinmniiiinl tl'K found within lliu city limits oe
Mupilr.t Church will meat at tlio homo "d after aald date without a licet
Uf Mm, Ada Drown on Ninth and I, In- ro aubject to ImpouiidltiK aad if
colli Street, Thursday, , March Hllij'"1'" redemed within lliu days will
at 2-30 p. m. I b taken out and killed
Kvorono In cordially urged, to nt-i You may apply to either the undif
tend. iRlRnoil or to patrolman Hilton (or
pour llccnue, who will direct yea ae
(let a leader Accident Millcy and a t" proceed,
low CiMt Health p"lcy, In thr Trai.j 12-ftt II. 8. WILSON,
elrra, from aillrotn, SSS Main. 7 Chief of Police and I'oundmutfr.
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N'lCftS IH ANTI-OERM MASK
NOTED AMERICAN DIKS
WA8HINOTON, D..C. March 13.
Charlaa Pat Bryan, former Ambas
sador to Japaa aad minister to aar-
aral other couatrles for the United
SUtes, died kr today at tha age of
sUty-oae.
MUXOS IX NEW STOCK
J. Fraak Adama haa secured 3C
inrrobred Herford Built from Utaorgo
Owtna of Aahland, alvlog a like
number of bis owa ia exchange. He
punned thru bar yestarday enroule
fur MerrlU with the KntraaU.
Nurse of the Memorall Institute.
Chicago, have been nupplled with
maaka for their faces when they han
dle caaea of Infectious diseases. Dr.
deorge II. W.eaver says there have
Engineers Very
.Busy Over There
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CITY TRANSFER
GRIMES BROWN, Proprietor
SSS MAIN STREET
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to a speedy close, as I can not help
but feel that Germany will not be
able to carry tbe war thru another
winter. I also am autle euro that
the drive that they now have In con
been few cares of nurses contracting
disease since these masks have been
used. Tbe mask Is made or a double
thickness of gauie covering the face
from tbe chin to the eyes.
Rector now being held by tbe Ameri
can troops.
"The spirit of the American troops
(terms to be of the best and as a rule
tha best of feeling prevails between
trie American and tbo French troops.
Tho majority of tbe French people
look upon the Americans as the sav
ing element In this great struggle
for human liberty. There Is no ques.
Hon but that the French people were
In dim straits' a year ago but tbe en-
teririK uf American Forces has henrt
temptation and which no doubt wllljened them wonderfully and tbay are
start before this letter raacbaa you, now prepared to light to the bitter
Is doomed to failure. I can not con- end. Strange aa It may seem, tho
eelve them being able to undertake thrc does not seem to be a great
another great offensive and I think .feeling of hatred between tbe Ger
that they are staking their all on the man and the French as a people But
next drlv. It .unquestionably ' will , tu l.atred between the German', and
be an awful battle and will probably ,tle English in best Illustrated when
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tUat ' M'w bar a. large Bumber of rsn- or the Enu.t, 1. 1. ...
mei is tl front Una trenches. am sw for ma to .tat. th m.ti..
ealoMig clipping from one of the ploveu in order to avoid tbo taklaa
Have You Done
Your Share?
Klamath County's quota of War Savings
is $20 for each individual, or a total of
$240,000.00.
Tha total amount of War Savings SUmps
purchased to date thruout tha county is
$11,700.00.
The sale of War Savings Stamps is as
Important to the Government as the
sale of Liberty Bonds.
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Do Your Share
War Saving Stamps . - A
now , $4.-14
Thrift Stamps, 25c
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