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nincy nnil nicrrlinnilNiiiK. Alwajs the icMffwIonnl ddi of our
lu.lncw will roceUo n intMter slmro of our attention mid a more
imln-lnklnR mid ruirtliiR MipcnMtm mill Do exorcised otor our J. , ' x uh ,,, whn
pwctlnllon and dnifs dciwrtments to liiMiro jou of tlio iK'st orlct 3. , , . , , .... .
In this department. At all times professional plmmmry will Iw accompanied tho Intor-Allled loin-
paramount In our Mores. Prescription, drug, and Mrk needs will J mission of Control on n recent visit
dhv dniK men-limits. That Is a rouililnatloii of professional plrnr- ? h,f''" eoa- " t ''' -"
nufv and liirt-rlmiullsliiu. Alums the professional side of our "V Intense feeling still existing 111 Her-
many against Knclund was manifest'
jilun.is liaic tlio skilled attention they dcserte hy men competent
In the profession of phuclunry. We appreciate jour attention.
SQUARE DEAL DRUG STORE
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
hero. Tlio town was crowded with
.(iorimut sailors who wore clean and
i smartly dressed. They passed by
' with averted faces, but civilians on
the contrary showed the Keenest In-
terest and stared at the visitors, oc-
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no notice and walked on. followed by
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repealed In a childish treble
S Strafe KnRland" at Intervals.
March 2nd, at 1 P. M. Sharp
JOINT PUBLIC SALE
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' l no suonKeepern, uuwinrr, eie
quite friendly mid trade became very
brisk.
At Bunnell Ranch, Stuckel Bridge, on .Merrill Road i titudo of tho r.ormnns was rortncom-
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' We Will Sell OUr SUrpiUS StlUt J"e at the Kiel tanai. , wnore uie
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1 Harrow
1 Spring Wagon
1 Reaper .
1 Wagon
1 Drill.
5 2 Spring Hacks
X 1 Wagon Bed
lHaj-Rack
1 Straw Spreader
S 1 Cook Stove
t 1 Heater
5 Chairs -1
Electric Washer
1 Firoless. Cooker
' 2 Cream Separators
1 Bureau
J Meat Safe
1 Cupboard
S Sheep
2 Cows, one fresh now,
one fresh soon
5 dozen Laying Hens
. Ono man cried ''We will linve yon
yot" wbllo tbo final effort nt the
! close xif thoj-oturn Journcv was that
:"-ot tlio optimist who proo'ntnioil "Wo
shall hiveadpther war in five years
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WE MAKE COUNTERS, SHOW CASES. WALL
CABINETS, CHINA CLOSETS, BOOK CASES,
MISSION FURNITURE, STORE FIXTURES AND
EVERYTHING IN FINE CABINET WORK.
IN THIS DEPARTMENT WE HAVE THE BEST
MECHANICS AVAILABLE AND CAN TURN
OUT HIGH-CLASS WORK ON VERY SHORT
NOTICE.
WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF CLEAR, DRY
LUM3ER IN PINE AND FIR, AND CAN AT
PRESENT FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY.
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Amounts under $o0 cash.' Terms: Over $50, ten
months' time, S per cent. Five per cent off for
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MERRILL & MOORE, Auctioneers
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NELSON ROUNSEVELL, MCr.
Mill and Yards: Klamath Avenue and Center Street
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A letter addressed to the composer
Beethoven was received In Vienna
tho other day frorn'a woman in the
provinces. She rrote she had lecent
1 heard some of1 his musia and wai
anxious to plsce her daughtc-r under
liis tuition. TAe poltal authorities de
livered the letter at tho honse in
-which Beethoven lived and where he
died 92 years ago. The concierge
said no such man resided there, so
the postman sent it to the dead letter
office.
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S SAN PRANTISCO. Feb. 2S After ,
i astirvey extendlnR over a period of
oiBhteen months In v.hlch the full'
needs of tho church wire outlined. ,j
western boadtiuartets weto opened Sj
J. In tlUs city to launch the western,
""'division's activity In tho 'New' World '(
Movement' of tho Northern Baptist ,,
1 Church in America, for church bet-j
1 terment and strengthening. Tho drive
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( which I .now bens inaugurate.. , .yg. ;;.;, :,:,W;"':
thruout iUo country will culminate1
1 In aa intensive week April 27th to
'Mny 2nd. Tbo Baptist Church h.n'
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fixed n goal of ono Urfn3red million
dollars as tho tsinount necessary tc j I
rnrrv nnf tho wnrlil nr02T.im outlin i
cd In tho sdrvoy. J
Headquarters In this city for oight
noJin. Feb. 9. (By Mall.) Do-'western states are in the Claua
mand for immediato resumption of Sprockets Building, In charge of A
foreign tourist traffic is general in A- Protamnn. of Ncav Vork, an organ-
Italy, despite a shortage cf hotels ,zor w" "a3 UBBU ,,,r kwouv Jwa,a,
.i n...i w..-! ,.., I trained in organization work nnd
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The national Kconomlc Mlnlottr ban
MOSCOW, Jjn. 88. (By Mall) -
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Premier. Nifi and other government w" WUB u,;w'u "' '"""J ul " fi,u"'
officials have declared it important war worit and I'atrlotlc llrlvos- Jh"
. 2..fn n.AiA ni.. - - -, i uaxnai iiuauiuuriur iiio in u
& 9te
I Invented the Tire
Sole Idea U. S.
Patent Wo. 1077MO,
November t, 1913.
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with Sturges
Tire Soles
Bring us an old,
worn tire like
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we'll cover it
with a Sturges
Tire Sole made
of new, live rub
ber, with heavy
non-skid tread
and you'll Jiave
the equal of a
new tire, which
looks like this,
guaranteed for
6,000 miles.
Sturjeg Tire Sole re
duce your t.re eipenie
one hU. We applj
them fret.
KLAMATH' RUBBER &'
IiEATHER CO.
1120 Main 'St. Phone 804
LEJDEN. Holland, Tcb. 8. (By
Mall) Ilollind's uharo In tbo cole-
lfifn f 1a hnlnnort nf trndn nfiiticf
this country and Imnrove th f- uo" ol "r J' l' l""u'" '1" '", landing at Plymouth of tho Pilgrim
chapgo ratos. '
obolished" the rdor of March tl.l Caloits will orn tinre on March 1.
1015, which proboblted the Ho of! It program luclildes conHliInnillon
alcohol in tho manufocturo of, of the orKunlzatlon of produrilou,
chnapis nnd Oermnny la, ngain to. tailff iolIry, and International Tr.ide
huvo its cheap and popular bt'tcragp 'Union movement.
TI.A ti.nTtltil.1nn nt Intact... y.V llnt. ' ".
W IJ.l'U.IlhlWII Jk llJIVUtfc Un IltJUl" ;
lomnlns In furro.
i , Iti-filil Wnnt Ad will -ell It.
to, tiring loroigners to itaiy so as to " , fc . . ........ ..... ... .w v,
iuiu un, uuuu. i.. muuiw uut,. - iiration or tno torcentonnry oi tue
Fnlhors will center at I.elden und
piuparallons for It now are In pro
gress. Many of tho English Protestants
on tho Mayflower Hod boro for
, direct campaign activities In chargo
nt A. C-Marts, of Now York.
In no peace tirao within the Ian, In a(llltItm to tho financial phase
40 years havo there been so fow... Uie n,ovemcnt w, ,)0 u cM tor
Americans in Rome as at present. tJ,0Usands of men and women of tliafi
'n . V . """"; cnurcu, tor cuurcn service m ino(rmny yej.r3 aft0r thoy wore drlvon
i nnn 'Tlio linlnla n r .!, t.rfll.r fill' . . .... .... . t
--. ... ,.v. . ....uu.., ,. missionary xieiu uotn noro aiui
crowded with Italians. Tourists who ! abroad.
como without making reservations In. ono of the Important results of tho
I advance find it difficult to obtain ' ruovoment will bo the raiso In salar
I accommodatlonsf The government j ies of Baptist clorgy, probably the
requisitioned GO of tho largest hotels ( poorest paid of any christian donom-
in Rome for war work, so that hotel i inatlon.
space is far below normal. ' "The public may not understand
'Hotelkeepers are making vigorous this," said Dr. Protzman todny, ''but
I efforts to recover the use of their the survey reveals that tho average
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Ihostelries and each week a few salary paid Baptist clergymen In tho tpr of -poign Affairs aro am
hotels are turned back to their pro- Northern Baptist Church Is 51187
! prletors. But Rome has grown from ! Per 'ear- wItn tho exception of a few
'550,000 to 800,000 since tho begin- clergymen who reside in largo cities,
nlng of tho war and lack of apart-1 1'ess than 70 out ot 8'823 orla,nel
ments and houses has forced Italian i Bai;tIst ministers in tho northern
families Into hotels as rapidly u8 ' territory receive as much as $1500 a
room has becomo available. year.
,,,., Director Protzman emphasized the
Space will be found, nevertheless. , fnct t,)at tn movement wng e8sent.
for American tourists if thoy comeally Iaymen8. movomont ,n whIch
to Rome, said an officer of the Hotel-1 , t0 be amaUtveA the fuI1 roaponB,.
keepers association to Tho Asso- b,ty of the )aynlen towanl tho
dated Press. Tho hotel managers cnurcn. Each of the eight western
have granted no leases to Italians, J 8tateg w, Havo a ,ay (iIrector who
and, it Is stated, will give prefer-' wlll baV6 un(or i,m iay county (1.
ence to tourists. It is pointed out rectors, who in turn will havo lay
that exchange rates aro so favorable chairman of tho commttees In tho
to Americans that the charges of individual churches.
Italian hotels would become rea-,
sonable.
from England. Othors remained nt
I.clden, not going to Amorica, and
principal among these was John Hob
liieon, one of their leaders. Ills tomb
Is In tho cemotory hero and ovory
year many pilgrims como from Kng
land to visit tho placo whero ho liv
ed. Tho American and British minis
tors to Holland and tho Dutch Mlnli-
ong
mombors of tho committees charged
with tho arrangements, 'llov. J. Irv
ing Brown, minister of tho Scotch
Congregational church at Rotterdam,
has gone to Amorica to" Intorcst
Americans in tho Dutch celebration,
Tho Dutch arrangements Includo
Iceromonles at T.olden ITnlovrslty and
townhnll, at Amsterdam and Rotter
dam and Dolfshaven, tho port from
which tho Pilgrims sailed. '
"Western Floral' Sliop
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l''ioli Cut Kloucis crry
day and Potted Plants and
all kinds of I'loral Pieces
made to order.
MltS. li. O. MOOIII2
Proprietor
70- JIulii
Phono IH7; Res.
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Italian railways are making pre
parations for a heavy tourist traffic
next spring. The hope is general In
commercial circles that Americans
NOT HO CRAZY AH
1 YOU AvOUM SUPPOSE
HONOLULU, Jan, 23. (By Mail)
Patients at tho territorial hospital
will como to Italy in largo numbers! for the insane who havo been work
within a few months. If so, they ing In the tailor shop making clothes
normal, for themselves and tbo other patients
will not find conditions
Motor transportation is sajd to be
almost out of the, question. The cost
of petrol is prohibitive and it is so
scarce that it cannot bo bad In un
limited (luantltlos at any price.
Motor cars also are scarco and trans
portation by that method high.
Rest jet Herald Want Ads.
havo gono on strike and has refused
to put In another stitch (inleps they
aro paid for their labor. This Is the
statement of Dr. P. E. Trotter, presi
dent of tho board of health. Thn
board Is considering employing out
side help to do tho hospital sewing
abandoned by tho inmates, Dr.
Trotter said.
One of the most singular-looking
creatures that over walked tho earth
or ''swam tho waters undor tho
earth", Is tho man-faced ciab of Jap
an, Its body is scarcely an Inch In
length, yet tbo head Is filled with a
faco which Is tho counterpart ot a
Chinese collie a veritable missing
link, with oyes, nose, and mouth all
clearly defined.
ATTKXTION MASON'S.
R. A. M. Chapter No. 3C M. M. do-
groo, 7:30 p, m. Thursday, February i
26th, 1020. By order High Priest.
J. K. Bratton, Soc'y
24-2C
IIIHS WANTUI) FOR LOfiOINfl.
WANTKD to lot contract to log
eighteen million feot timber at rato
of six millions yearly beginning this
seasoit, For particulars Inquire of
Nino Lumber Co. Box 112C K. F.
20-2
The Government Took Over
The Possession and Management
of cortaln QUASI-publlc concerns, nnd, with tho asslstanco of a
largo part of tho previously formed organizations, realized somo
success In oporatlon, but as a total result tho oxporlmont was a
failure Every day that passes furnishes ovldonco to Justify this
assortlon. Tho proporty nnd businesses taken ovor havo boon or
will bo returned to tlio ownors for tho roal reason, If not admitted,
that tho undertakings woro too big and complicated for now and
unoxperionced chiofs to manage What tbo results of this experi
ment will bo as to tho futuro valuo of tho properties no ono can,
with accuracy, prodlct. It cannot bo ontlroly satisfactory to tho
owners or, for somo years ut loast, to tho general public
Thoro was clearly domonstratod during tho war tho valuo and
practical benefit of private management as compared with public
management. If It bo said that government (or municipal) conduct
of business has somotlincs been successful, tho answer is that tho
samo business in tho hands of private, rcsponsiblo individuals, with
capital and success at stako, would bavo resulted moro favorably.
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