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ERSONAL MENTION
LITTLE StDKLHlHTS ON LOCAL HAPPENINGS
AMONG IHK PEOPLE OF THIS CITY AND VICINITY.
GOINGS AND COMINGS OF LOCAL FOLKS
Van Meter from Dorrli U
lirrc.
Kd Iliirrls of Malta haa returned
borne.
lllllls Strut rrom Dorrli was here
yesterday.
Colonel l.mlirop from Merrill li In
tovn today.
Miss Kdnn Wells has gone to Dly
for the day.
Ernest Ketch nnd wife are Klan-
nth Falls isltors today.
II. Huto from Klnmath Agency was
n visitor In town yesterday.
Mrs. A. R. Tcnbrook of Chlloqutn
l visiting Mrs. C. M. Ramsby.
A. E. Thomas from Dunsmul'r, who
Is concctcd with tho Southern Fa-
cldc, li In town.
Mr. and Mrs. Moxley are back from
California, where they have been
p6ndlng tho winter.
Captain R. D. Kuykcndall, who Is
to ticcoinpany Sergeant Goodrich on
his trips thru the county, arrived last
night.
Mrs. A. C. Pannell and children
from Portland arrived Sunday to live
here. They will reside on 329 Elev
enth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rogers are
ljck from Medford. They report a
fine trip, and say that the Green
Springs rond Is In good condition.
James Pardee of the Oregon-California
Power company has been
transferred from this city to Prospect,
Ore. He will stop off at Copco on
his may there.
J. M. Gordon arrived from San
Francisco last night. Mr. Gordon '
special agent for tho Connecticut
Fire Insurance company. He came
to visit with J. H. Drlscoll and to In
spect some lumber plants.
Mrs. E. W. Uarnes leavea tor Port
land to Join her husband Thursday
morning, where they will be for aome
time. A mistake was made In the
Herald recently, stating that Mr.
Darnes had already gone.
Local Rid Cross
Activities -
Tbot.e present yesterday were:
Sewing roem: Mesdamee Jennie
Jlurn, Geo. Humphrey, T. R. Skllllng
on, M. S. Sargent, U. E. Sullivan and
ktlss Alta Ralph.
A8KH FOR REVOCATION
OF ATTORNEY'S POWER
BABY BOY BORN
A revocation for the power of at
torney has been filed by the London
ft I.nncashlre Indemnity Company of
America. The corporation was com
MfNAttY:1WHLI'AJpD TO
' '; CRATKII LAKH PARK
WASHINGTON, W. C, April .
Senator McNary Mm introduced a bill
to enlarge Crater Lake Park by add
ing a tract on th north, Including
McUnl Bailey, Diamond Uke and
Mount Thellsen. The bill Is favored j
oy me national rsr ".
ttPKCIAL MKETINO'JFOR
SCHOOL CHILDRHN SATURDAY
A special meeting will be held In
German Sympathizer
Who Is Now In t'ort
Leavenworth Prison
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posed of Perry DeLap, C. A. Harden,' the opera house at 2:30 p. m. on Bat
Jorph S.
son.
Kent and Cbas. J. Fergu-
A baby boy weighing ?H pounds
has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Van Emon of Hot Springs Addition.
Mrs. Van Emon Is under the care of
Dr. B. D. Johnson at the Klamath
general hospital.
BUSINESS MEN'S
DINNER POSTPONED
urday afternoon, April 13th, for high
school and public school students.
The pupils of all the schools will
form at the White Pelican hotel at I
CHILDREN NOT n'rlnok n. m.. under command of
ADMITTED TONIGHT lhelr var,0Ui teachers, and march to
the opera house. Grown-up folks,
with the exception of the teachers,
will not be admitted to this meeting.
The officers will entertain the little
folks with stories of the war.
Owjng to the small capacity of the
opera house, and In view of the two
officers will address the children dur.
Ing the week at the schools, high
school and public school children will
not be admitted to the opera house
on Tuesday evening. Parents will
please bear this In mtnd.
On account of the patriotic meet
ing tonight at the opera house, the
regular monthly gathering of the;
Business Men's Association has been
postponed until next Tuesday evening.
BUYS $1,000 LIBERTY BOND
WESTERN UNION WIRES DOWN
The Western Union telegraph fa
cilities were Impaired yesterday af
ternoon by the strong wind, and mes
sages were delayed until late this
morning. H, E. Qulmby, local man
ager, expressed the opinion that the
trouble was on the main line.
A War Stamp
kaiser away.
a day keeps the
An order for a $1,000 Liberty
Bend was received by W. 8. Slough
this morning, from C. 8. Samuel,
general manager of the Oregon Life
Insurance company. Mr. Samuel
seuds the order to assist Klamath!
County In Its quota, "In appreciation I
of the support given to Oregon Life
Insurance company by the people of
Klamath County."
FILES FOR TREASURER
George A. llaydon has filed his
declaration for county treasurer on
the republican ticket. Mr. llaydon
has held this office during the part
term. So far he haa no competition
EVERYBODY COME
Ladles of Maccabees dance at tho
Moose hall April 11th. Good music
and flno time assured. Gentlemen
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REPUBLICAN of MULTNOMAH COUNTY tor
UNITED STATU ' '
SENATOR
Msssties May 17, INI
Wtaning His Record as
as a
LEAVES FOR SUSANVILLE
Georgfj Nehrbaas left Saturday
morning for Susanvllle, Calif., In the
employ of the Lassen company.
Mr. Nehrbaas Intends to make his
home there In the near future, altho
as yet his wife and two children are
staying at Algotna with Mr. and Mrs.
Joo Brown. Mr. Drown Is a brother-in-law
of Mrs. Nehrbass. They have
been residing on 301 Third street.
FIRST AD EXAMS TAKEN
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A government examination of the
class In first aid was conducted by
Dr. E. D. Johnson laat Saturday. The
class has been studying the methods)
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CAPT. DAVIfi K MINKES
Capuln I)ald A. Ilrnks, of Ger
man parentage, Is now In Fort l.eav.
nworth prloon, hern hn was rent by
of first aid, so that In case of aeces- the court martial which renlrncrd
slty they might be of more value tojn(m ,0 tont)-IUe years at hard la
I heir government. Lr He was shown to be a German
The class work has been conducted i ,.
by Dr. A. A. Soul.. Those who hare! PrP"nUUt w,th,n ho Mm' and he
been taking the work are: Augusta
Parker, Mary SJewart, A. D. Forbes,
Helen Andrews. Pearl Tally Arnold,
Clara Elmer. Mrs. A. D. Addleoa,
Twlla Head and R. H. Dunbar.
made strenuous efforts, oven aftrr be
had gone to Franco, to keep from
fighting against the Germans, In
whose army he said he had friends
and relatives.
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You WiU Wonder How
We Do It!
If a man likes the cut or color of a garment be
won't as a rule, ask anything further about it
This gives the dishonest or careless merchant
s many a chance to "put something over." '
Men ought to learn more about fabrics, linings,
thread, buttons and sewing. They ought to look
more carefully at these things when they're buy
ing clothes. If they don't know and think they
haven't time to leam, they ought to be doubly
careful in selecting the merchant who gets their
trade.
A number of our very good customers who have
taken the trouble to inform themselves on
clothing values have exaxmincd carefully our
$17.00 Suits for men and young men,, and their
usual remark is this "I don't see how you do it
at the price, especially in these war times!"
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Preserve Your Hen Fruit
Silicate of Soda
WATER GLASS
Eggs are cheaper bow tfce the hare been for many a day. And
right sww ts Ike time to lay la a stork of them. Slllrate of Soda
covere these Uke atese, aad Is therefore a sure preservative.
Pint 25c, Quart 40c
Half Gallons 65c ,
Full Gallon $1.25
;" This cannot be seat by Barrel poet
Star Drug Company
THE BUSY REXALL STORE
Klamath Falls - - Oregon
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Here they are the new Wlrthmorc Waists for Spria.
and as neat, uainty ami preuy anu just ns good u Wink
mores ever were ami juai ininn up 11
Still Priced at Just $1.00
If you're not Worthmor-wise if you have never
a Wirthmor, then by all means, do come in and makstk
asquaintnncc, for thereafter you'll save largely every thi I
. you Dtiy an inexpensive oiuuec.
SOLD IN JUST ONE GOOD STORE IN
EVERY CITY AND SOLD HERE ONLY
Main Floor Bargain Sqtie
ycrx73wrroo "Corsets
OFFER GRACE AND COMFORT
Correst an to outline defining the figure as faahioa
now demands and easy to wear just the corset to
dance in. '
MODELS FOR EVENING USE ARE EXHIBITED
and should be selected before your summer frocks ml
fitted. Special Values today, DSc up to $..00.
New Spring Skirti
A Complete Asscrtmcnt of the New Spring Skirts in (H tat
Most Pleasing Styles
Skirts lor every oecaMon-minr I
of tlicin authentic reproductions of I
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l-'iiropcnn models with
style features. Other popular moddi
are made with foot side or lull puis
.shirred effects and hip flares. Ke
city pockets and belts are founds
most of them.
Materials arc of fancy plaid TafftUi
fancy .striped satins striped ui
plain .silk poplins a variety of finer
woolen fabric and a complete u-
Miiiiucnl in all-wool u-rfjes, popto
and cliutldalis.
All sizes, regular and extrt bus
ranging in price from
$5.50 to $17.50
MOE'S
STYLE
STORE
KILLED BY PALL
SUGARMAN
"TOCM POK V1CZOKY TIDMJ MOUflOB AND FAlTal'1
FORT WORTH, April . N. W.
Xlrwan, a Royal Flying Corps cadet,
was killed In a (all yesterday.
GERTRUDE CO.,
SOI Mala St.,
Monday morning brought us our
usual weekly shipment of New York
Millinery, which this week Includes
new veils and Veilings, tailored bats
and shapes, children's hats, and many
new Ideas In flowers and ornaments.
There Is not one single Item In this
entire Invoice that you have seen be
(ore. We never recorder pr duplicate.
GERTRUDE CO.,
Get stsadarw Ire ii
icy front Chllcete.
sol.
John Deere ssaealsjrr, carload Just
arrived direct faoej factory. Raid
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NOTICE
Aloha Chapter No. Til mill enter
lain the past patrons and past mat
rons at a mooting this evening. All
members nnd vlaltlng moinbera are
cordially Invited to attend.
TO HKLE(T AVIATHH
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army board has been appeW""
lort two big aviation ,c,r!
cine Coast. One will oe ss "
of Oregon or Washington,
It's Easy to Send Him
a pouch of
Real GRAVELY Chewing PW
That's th. tobacc.1 let hint-Real Grawjr
Chewing Mug condensed quality-e ""T
tobacco satiif tction in the smallest space, rsT
to kvo him the solid comfort of tobacco wlnww
be happen to be. -
CIvo any mm chrw of Real Grsvnly Plug, and
eeli you Mill ' Hie kind lo sand, fond Ihs bsft
Ordinary plu it tsUe ceonowy. II sea f s ! P ' ?
o choi Ruel Gravely, bouie a small eliw ol it !
loiur wliUu. . ,. tmi
If you imoU n ptpe, slUa Orevaljr wllk yr """
ted a littlu to your smollng tobacco. It will g" ,HT"
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slnd your rura in tk o. s. soivicb a pwoi ef ciaw
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slAitin aafill m. i k.. K.Heiei it sin f rainl'! kV"S
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Seaport of lit U. S. A. Even "ever there'
Uke it to him. Your ualsr will supply
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