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KODAK
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BUSINESS IS THE
SCIENCE OF
HUMAN SERVICE
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There's one at our store just wait
ing to go out with you, and a Ko
dak will make your whole sum
mer more pleasant.
KODAKS FROM
$2.50 to $30.00
This fact has always been fully appre
ciated by us and during the many
years which we have conducted a drug
business service has been our hobby.
We realize that drug stores exist as pub
lic conveniences and for the promotion
of public health and safety. Therefore,
our store has thrived and grown be
cause of its service to this community.
This thought of Service extends to every
department of our store
Let us serve you regularly Phone 37.
Free Delivery
Let us finish your Ko
dak work. Leave your
films today get thenr
tomorrow.
SL. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON uinl 0
WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE vAj
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T H W I, J, JZ" J w w l t i w i ( witww I AC
DAINTINESS- -ELEGANCE-CHARM
These can be obtained
for relatively 8n)n
cost if discrimination
bo used in the mentis
employed. Our dress
and deportment re
veal our taste to the
nearby onlooker. Our
note paper reflects our
tnttc to the distant
friend or acquain
tance. HIGHLAND LINEN
is
nni an nvn.,i,.!.,.
turner, vet if nnUl..
all the daintiness, ele
gance and charm that
it it possible to put in
to writing paper sold
at such a popular
price. Don't be satis
fied with any kind of
note paper, but insist
that your choice shall
be Highland Lirtfn
stationery that will do
you credit
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SCHOOL HELD
scrutiny of a dogmatic mlno foreman
anil a lynx-eyed safety engineer.
QUARTER MILE
BIG LUMBER SUIT
SETTLED AT BEND
BIG SUM SPENT
TO ADVERTISE
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MOSCOW, Idaho, April 16. A
REND, Or., April 1G. The blgges
suit, from a monetary standpoint,
evei; brought In the Deschutes 'oinuy
e'reuit court, was disposed of liero
Saturday, when Judge T. E. J, Duf
fy, on motion of attorneys for the
plaintiff, granted a non-suit In tho
school room 1,400 feet under ground $4S,000 damage action brought
In the Morning mine at Mullnn
Idaho, in which returned soldiers are
being taught the art and practice of
raining lead-zinc ore, is one of the
latest educational innovations of the
University of Idaho This work,,
which has been inauguarted by the
school of mines at the university, so
far as Is knonu, Is the first attempt
to apply to actual, underground min
ing work, the new system of voca
tional education provided for by the
Smith-Hughes act, and the experl-
O F. Ward Spokane lumber buyer.
against the McXIniey Hampton lum
ber company of this city, for alleged
breach of contract
T HI If EST
I campaign was determined on for Can
ada. Tim mumburti of tho iiasocinil mi
I pudlctud that moro than 100,000
toi rlEl.i would Ult the Pacific Noith
ist this summer, I
I Special arrangements are to bo,
i ii'.ulc for the printing of a number
m c mall handbills which will bit went
to a selected list of tourlstM In tho
Past. Travel bureau In the Kistori
rttlcs have agreed to co-opointt) in
i this rump.ilgu.
printing for tho ear 1919 Tim huc- ruurt ri'mrvi'ii the riKht to reject any
etmsful bidder will b dititlKuateil hh or nil bids
tho otllclal uiier of tho county All lly ordnr of the t ouim ( nurt
bids must conform with th nmi law ( it dk lap
governing county printing Tho 1C It Clerk or ( ounly Court
hoys ok 1i1st to
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PORTLAND, April 1C Expendl
ture of $02, ."00 for dlsphy advertis
ing telling of tho attractions of the,
Pacific Northwest will ho mode by - j;i:v YORK, April 15. Nearly
tho Northwest Tourist association 3iGOo troops of tho 91st division,
between now nnd tho middle of Jtm. .v.,!,... rrlved vesterdav. Iitivo airoadv
Tho defense objected to the Intro-' afordlng to plans adopted nt a meet- disembarked, nnd Imvo been taken to
ductlon of all testimony on the!1"- OI l I'uuucuy men oi noamo.
grounds that the contract, calling! Portland, Vancouver. II. C. and Vlr
for the delhery of 10.000,000 feet of' torla. f'- at which Sidney H. Vln
lumber In three jears, tho basis of c"n'. Publicity director of the Pon
tile complaint, was one-sided, iud I 1-,'"l Chamber of Commerce, 'v.is pre-
failed to protect the seller. t:ip
Plaintiff, the first witness In tho ease,
had ghen but one answer to n,'iev
tlons asked by bis council, when ihp
sunt
Herbert Cuthbort of Sonttl.i 's ex-
rcutive secretary of tho North wct
T" urist association nnd A. It. David
day to tho nrmy camps around Now
York, preparatory to being sent to tho
camps nearer homo for demobiliza
tion. They are mostly men or tho
.tClst nnd nGL'(i Infantry.
HOOKS THAT SIXO
inent is being watched with Interest objection was entered, and the court's n cf Vancouver, W. A. McAdam of
by miners and mine operators alike
throughout the Western states.
The school room is far under
ground, end it is devoid of black
boards, books and benches. Pupils
and teacher alike are dressed in over
ruling ghen.
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TODAY.
ST. JOHNS, April 15. The wcati
... i in iiiuiiniieiiL iii:ii
alls ana mining boots .and the school er here, lias improved materially nero ,
equipment consists of rock drills, '"''' and "'' worsens flight by
Harry (.. Hanker may oa niiiii-Mi i-
VMorla, W. D. Chandler of Remit)
J and Sidney Vincent of Portland were
tho city delegates who went over tho
ory plans for tho year.
Tho plans, according to Mr Vin
cent, are to placo display advertising
in prominent newspapers and period.
Wo now Imvo tho Annual Hook and
Hubble Hooks, one. two nnd three
They nro great for chlldron. Shop
herd, next door to postolllco Now
location soon. 1G-21
netjci: to Nr.wsi'Ai'ints
Notlco Is hereby glvon that sealed
bids will bo recoiled until noon. Mon-
country. A similar day, April 28th, 1919, for tho county.
driven by compressed air, or "ma
chines", as they are generally termed
in mining parlance, steel or drill bits
for these machines, picks, shovels,
timber, dynamite, caps and fuse, and
all the proper paraphernalia of those
who go down to the mlno in sklp3.
The teacher Is Lieutenant Frank
II. Skeels, olllcer of the engineers of
the U, S. army, recently released from
service for this work. Before going
Into the army Lieutenant Skeels had
been a mine manager and mine super-,
intendent, to which position he had
risen after spending all his life since,
boyhood In and about the ralne3 of I
tho Couer d'Aleno district. I
Admission to tho school Is obtain
en thLs aftpmoon. The aviator has
lieen waiting since Saturday for
propitious weather on which to K'arc
his momentus voyage.
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PARIS, April 15. An American
steamer laden with food for Poland
ban been pillaged at Hamburg, ac
cording to a Warsaw dispatch.
VISITORS KltOM CHICAGO.
Mrs. Raymond Shannon has arriv
ed from Chicago with her three
ed by application to tho federal em-, children to spend the summer with
ployment agent at Wallace, and pref-'er father-in-law John Shannon. Ac-m-finrn
! trivnn in returned soldiers ' coinpanying Mrs. Shannon Is Miss
who are young enough and bright
enough to be teachers.
. The work In hand Is what Is
known as drifting, that Is, driving a
horizontal gallery or working length
wise of the vein. Tho pupils operate
tho rock drills in turn, learning the
Intricacies of tho "drift round" study
ing the number of holes necessary
to break out tho predetermined sec
tion of rock, the angles at which they
must be driven to make the greatest
progress with the least amount of
drilling and the smallest possible sup
ply of dynamite. In 'addition, tho
placement of timber to support a
'weak wall or a-"slabhy" rock, and all
tho various kinks of tho underground
trade are taught, and taught by mak
ing the student do them In actual
workmanllko fashion, to pass the
Jonnle Shannon also- of Chicago.
Now line of Brunswick Phono-
graphs. Some class. Winters Jew
elry Store. lti-it
i:.STRAY NOTICE
"Came to my placo, a 2-year-old rod
and white steer, without brand, and
under car clip.
10-3t MARTIN GREENE.
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Don't forget No. 239 Main street
for Good Meats at Right Prices. We
deliver twice a day. Phone your or
ders eni-ly. Samo man and tho samo
kind of 'meat I sold from tho Wagon.
lC-3t QUALITY MARKET.
See Charles S. Hood, Klamath
Agency, for Indian gra.lng lands and
ti-nbor. 12-tt
Ford Garage open all night, 15-2t.
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Pay a Visit to the
JEWEL CAFE
HIGH QUALITY, QUICK SERVICE
COZY AND CLEAN
EVERY DELICACY OF THE
SEASON SERVED
JESSE BAILEY, Prop.
Phone 185 610 Main St.
Tis Indeed a White Season
From head to toe milady is costuming in white this
Summer and surely it is the sensible thing to do,
for nothing is so comfortable and so cool looking as
white, especially in footwear.
Some of the most charmingAVhite Shoes to
be found anywhere are at van Bcllen's, nt
very reasonable prices
Pumps, Oxfords and
High Shoes
of fabric and leather in the smartest and latest of
patterns. Heels all shapes leather and fibre soles,
$2.50 to $10.00.
The last days are the busiest days always, so make
an effort? to see about your footwear today.
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