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defiance of the German submarine.'. I . Have you W:t. 8. bay boat la
the United 8tatcs In sending grain to'yonr home? -
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Fresh Stock Just Received
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and England, the Holy Land and Italy,
were gathered the fragrances that go
into the making of Jon ted, the New
Odor of Twenty-six Rowers.
Yet never before has a talc of this
quality sold at a price so low.
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I to suit all purses
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A Summer without
White Shoes would be
like an Automobile
without an engine
nothing to make it go
Every woman can find just the
shoe she wants in the wide variety
of beautiful new styles of white foot
wear in Kid, Buck or Canvas at Van
Bellen's.
High Boots are very popular for
early wear. Priced $3.50 to $10.00
Or a dainty Oxford, made in White
Kid. Price .$7.00
Same in Brown Vici $6.50
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DR. CLAYTON E. WHEELER
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Spinal Treetuieal
SpeclalUt In chronic dlseaaee. Eualnatloa and consultation, fra
few,! y rt'-!-' fr"!' " laaoraiory in aeutnera urefea. Lateet eiectnaaj
COMMERCIAL CLUB LAST NIGHT
j ADOPTS STRONG RESOLUTIONS
OPPOSING SENATOR McNARY'S
NCW MEASURE
BEND. Or.. May 9. The Bend
Commercial Club last night passed a
resolution condemning the bill recent
ly Introduced by Senator McNary.
which would remove about K6 square
miles from the Crater Lake forest and
place It In the Crater Lake National
park, on the grounds tha the land Is
needed at this time (or grazing pur
pose. Resolutions were alto passed by the
Central Oregon Sheepmen's Associa
tion and other livestock associations,
condemning the enlargement of the
Crater Lake park at a time when the
Nation Is In need of the range for
feed purposes.
It Is not understood here why Sen
ator McNary should hae Introduced a
bill In the senate which would work
such an Injustice to the people of the
state east of the Cascades.
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The bill introduced by Senator Mc
Nary Includes Mount Tbtelson, Dla
mond Teak and a largo territory of
scenic country to the north of the
present boundaries of the park. ,
It was Introduced at the solicitation
of communities west of the Cascades,
who assert that the park should be
made to Include other attractions be
side merely the lake, and draw the
tourists for longer visits.
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K. K. K. STORE.
5 IUU0X EGGS TAKEN
ill KlAlMH THIS YEAR
A Reputation that
Assures Quality
A reputation of more than half
a century for top quality in fabrics,
is a good guide to reliable clothes this season.
Good fabrics were never so scarce, but you
can depend on
KUPPENHEIMER
CLOTHES
to be up to standard. A variety of
styles to suit all men and young men. Busi
ness and professional men will be attracted
to the conservative styles that are correct but
without in the least sacrificing dignity. The
Biltmore shown here is a good example.
Prices $20 to $50
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KKKSTORE
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that any of the fishing streams of
Klamath will be depleted, but, on the
contrary, It will result In greater fa
cilltlaa for the sportsmen of this sec
tion, aa all of the streams will be
continually restocked, and the great
waste In' the loss of the young trout
just hatched will be prevented. The
egg taking stream are only closed for
a very short period each season, so
(bat the operations of the commission
will Insure a perpetuation of thin
county as the great trout fishing .ice
Uon of the state, if not of tbo cu'ke
coast.
Mr. Finley took some excellent mo
tion pictures of the Klamath hatchery,
showing all stages of trout propup.i
tlon, from the trapping of the fish to
the taking of the eggs, and also as
, they appear in the eyeing stage, and
later as flngerlings. He is very on-
Itl.uslastlc over the showing at the
1 Klamath hatchery, and Joins with Mr.
Stone In urging the people of Klamath
County in taking the first opportunity
of visiting the hatchery, which Is now
recognized aa the greatest trout hatch-
, ery In Oregon.
Leading Clothiers
and Hatters
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ERSONAL MENTION
I.ITTI.K HIDKLUIHTH OX MMW, H.ll'I'K.M.VflH
AMONG THK I'KOIM.K OK THIH CITY AMI VICINITY.
r.OI.OH AM) COMINUS OF LOCAL POLKS
J. K. Choato Jr. of San Francisco Is1
a guest at the Hotel Hall. j
C. R. Royston of Portland came In
last night for d short business visit
G. W. Wardell of San Francisco Is
In town for a short time on business.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Kirk of Cblloquln
ii ro cniong tho county seat visitors today.
J. O. Guldthwaltn of the Modoc
Lumber company at Chllixiuln, left for
that point this morning, following a
brief stay here.
County School Superintendent Edna
Wells and B. R. Peterson, who Is here
in tho Interest or the Industrial Club
work, left this morning for Ilonnnia
nnd Dly.
Germany Now Facing
Serious Food Problem
EPORE IT IS TOO LATE
New stock of refrigerators has ar
rived at Klamath Valley Warehouse
and Forwarding Co. Call and sec
them. 9-3t
CHURCHES RESUME SERVICE
R. M. Seymour of San Francisco
was among the train arrivals here last
night. G,1 'our order for piano tuning In
'now. One of San Francisco's best
J. O. Hamakor of Bonanza ctmo iuaen vM be hcre on)y for a hort
down last night for a brief business. ,lvrlcUi Pnon8 2MJ or ca t 8hep.
v,,,t- j herd Piano Depot. 7-tr
II. W. LaFcrricro of Bray, Calif., Is I
among tho guests today at the Hotel.'
nail.
Grain Drill for Sale Farmara Ware-
house Co., th St 6 6t
WASHINGTON. I). C, May 9. Fur
I her Information revealing how crlt
lent the food situation In Germany lias
become has reached here from prluilo
sources. I
The nutrition eomniltltrs of tlio
rWchstng and lanlag huvo been hold
ing dally Killings. Tho question or re
ducing the present rations has not
been decided. It is Indicated that
llicte In but small hope of relief from
the I'kraine, where tho largo cltlen nnt
Milfcrlng from Insufficient food. U cit
If Ukraine supplies are obtainable, 11
will not glut an Incrrane In (lie .food
mtlon.
An official report made public In
fjcrmuny on May 3 said tlicie went
JI.OOO rirloads of grain ready la
mr.nla for shipment to Genuity, is
If II l II, ..r.. ii will do Uttle
lirlti itnllIllK (oiulltlont.
AMKTIIIIDAM, May .-"T '
lumper without al Iho wme swt ;
fi-ilng fmtn heaiUrho or apy eust !
dlrposilliiii I" wty dinicult fw
peoplf." nails Hie opening enj
of n signlllninl loheitUemenlto' j
Ir Him.la)' Tagellfche ltuwhebM;
Itorlln by a lii'tlln rhemlcsl nrftt
... .i .i...m wtilrh IIf
iiik a newly inwiiu'i "-
not f.iiinlm:iisiilitliui'',?2
iniilit ilall smlettance, Is M ""
nniiitlon for MMInK P"1"""
llimr-or iind enables one lo now "
I llnlM
until llio liexi I"1-'" ""
, The churches which were closed
.last Sunday, on account of the preva-.
ilency of typhoid fever, will resumoi
aorvuees next Sunday, as It is believed
the danger of the spreading of tbu ill.i-1
; case hat passed. All of the churches i
will be fumigated in the meantime. f
Manager K. J. Grant of the Algoma
Lumber company Is in town today!
looking after matter of business. I
L. Ii. and Percy Dixon, farmcrn on
the Merrill road, were among the
county seat visitors yesterday.
Several popular makes of dimmer
lenses which comply with the new
dimmer law. Telford Gros. Oarage. 30
Money to loan on city and county
property. See Chllcote. 0
The purpose of the National War
i Savings committee Is to crcatn an
1 army of savers who will, by saving, ro-
leasa labor and materials for the uhh
of the aovarnment in the war. and who
will lend their savings to tho govern
ment to prosecute the war. ,
Soma nifty Straw and Panama hate at
tf K. K. K. STORE.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED-Good roilkor at Klamath
Falls Dairy; good wages. Phone 49.
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FOR BALE Furniture complete for
B-room house, and chickens; cheap
for cash. Sea W. T. Murphy, Mills
Addition. 9-3t
I liavo the ground within the city '
limits, and tho potatoes. If you have
(ho team let's put In a crop. Mebaffey,
m Mnin street. 7-6t
Diamond shining parlors, 531 Main
lrert. High class work; expert ser-i
Vict.--Frank Ward. 26-lm
Conditions Now In
Persia Terrible
WASHINGTON, D. C. May 9. Con- nnd typhus, the message said, la prev.
ill! Ions in Porsla are described as de , 8lent ,n mMt of tne clt'- I
perate in a dispatch to tbo stale do-' T.h ? "borUe' the ,etlo' r
. ported, has forced the population to
partment from tho American .option ' t dogB an even pJlitaJj
at Teheran. Famine, la Increasing, Ism. j
Our Guarantee-
Your grocer -will refund
ihe full price you pa
forJB(oJK if it does
not please your iaste, no
matter how much you
have used out of the can
Economical
Coffee
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