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MJM LIBERTY
"The Liberlv' Has the Pictures"
Last Times Tonight
Milton Sills in
"The Sea Hawk"
Addcdd attraction
THE L113EKTY-TKIO
Featuring
OLD TIME BALLADS
Only two shows daily
2:00 and 8:00" p. m.
Doors open half hour earlier
Regular Prices
Thursday only
Corrinne Griffith and Conway Tcarle
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SUITS TAILORED TO YOUR MEASURE
We represent and take orders for Ed. V. Price &
Co., America's finest tailor-made clothing.
Spring and summer line now ready. Perfect fit
and entire satisfaction guaranteed.
Select Your Spring Clothing
. Klamath Klothing Kompany
Leading Clothier'
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Mm. T. K. Hoggs lias returned to
bur homo after spending" " a weak
In Klamath Falls.
Mllron Keller lia returned to
work at the U,!, S. It. 8. camp hav
ing been nick (or a week 'with Uo
flu. ' .
Mrs. Loland Harris has been lick
for several .weeki . but la reported
gutting1 better, Mrs. Partridge has
been assisting her with her house
hold duties f'ir a few. days.
The compressor of tho V. B. SI. 8.
has moved 13 tho High Lake and
has started work on the Dralnuge
ditch.
Helen Turner has been absont
from school wit's a bad sure throat
several other children havo been'
absent with colds but up , to the
present llmo our school his escaped
tho flu which has taken so many
from school.
Monday ovcnlng at the Miller Bros,
tho occasion being Edward Millers
b)rthday. Mrs. It. R. Blschoff bak
ed the birthday cako which was a
burnt sugar cako In layers, each
layer representing a year. Tho
evening was spent at cards and
dainty refreshments were served at
midnight. Thaso presunt were: Mr.
and Mrs. John Hunti, Mr. and Mrs.
R. It. Blschoff, Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Cowley, Mrs. W. W. Fordney, the
Mlsnes Myrtle, Mildred and Amelia
Dunn, Robert Blschoff and tho
hosts Edward and John Miller.
Hearse Driver Defeats
Ambulance in Fast Race
To Scene of Accident
MERRILL
mVv'fft rnny lrrmoi '
whit, Ml, - eorion
tnttlfti cimW liatr ant thm
pmfnfd tttkm-JSptutd.
As handsome in daytime
, as restful at night
AN Edlow-Sprlng nuttre ss when "dressed up" 0r the
day will give innny a fussy housewife a "pkaaure- a
able t! rill." No bumps or hollows. No wising over T
the edge of the bed.
The Edlow-Sprlng It the only balc Improvement In J
mattress comtructlon for, many, many years. A series
of flexible, piano-wire springs are bull between innny J
layers of snow-white, felted, staple cotton and Inter- J
laced curled hair. J
Every EiilowRprlng mattress bears a label guaran- T
teeing It not to sag, stretch or lose Its resiliency for 20 '
years. In case of failure, a new one free of charge. J
Cost leas than I cent a nlcht.
Mordoff & Wdolf !
SpringMattress $
The mattress that will never grow old I
White Pelican
Hotel
Merchants Lunch, 60c
12:00 to 1:30 p. m.
Also
Banquets
a Parties
' Dances
HARD
TIME DANCE
MALIN
i Tomorrow Night
Thursday, April 9
Lea SaIIIhk h'l f rilifstni
NEWS OF THE
KLAMATH COUNTRY
LORELLA
Chiirllo and Jay Walker escaped
what might have boon n Borlous no
cldont whon tho Sludobakor car be
longing to. Cluirllo loft tho road nt
tho turn below tho Clivlo ranch, and
turned complotoly over pinning both
men under tho car. Tho men ox
trlcntcd themselves and escaped In
Jury. Mrs. Cbrenro Walker has beon
nt Bonanza tho past weok at tho
homo of Charles Walkor caring for
Mrs, Walkor who has voon very low
with pnoumonla.
H. F. Tuttto hns startofl work on
tho Barnas Valloy road and oxpocts
to finish within a short time
Hilly Irwin Is farming hla ranch
nonr Bonnntn. Irwin has had tho
ranch rented In formor yoara but la
working both placoa this your.
Dunn & linker . movod their
equipment through Lorolla Monday
going to tho Willow Crook Dam
silo whoro thoy havo started oxca-
Tho annual congregational meet
ing of the First Presbyterian church
was held In tho' club rooms Thurs
day evening. Owing to so much
Illness In the community the regular
church supper was not had.. Tho
reports showed tho various depart
ments of tho church In a sntlsfac-
I tory way. N. E. Woodhouse and
j J. . W. Taylor were elected now
: membars of tho trustees. .. Hold
1 over trustees are W. F. Jlnnetto,
O. W. Offleld and C N. Hasklns.
: Now elder elected In place ot J. H.
i Hobbs, who recently died was W.
F. Jinnette. The other oldcrs are
W. F. 11111 and J. W. Hasklns.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hasklns and
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Haiklnii were
Klumath Falls visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bailey and
Mrs. W. C. Barrows wero In Klam
ath Falls Friday. !-'''.
Henry Vous and Hirry Voss spent
Friday In tho Falls.
Among the Merrill people attend
ing the high school play at Klamath
Falls Friday evening were: Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Anderson, Thlrza and
Helen Anderson and Mrs. F. N.
Moyor and Melvln Moyor. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ttimbaugh and Mr.
and Mrs. Hendrlckson were Klam
ath Falls visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bailey .were
hosts ' at dinner Sunday. , Their
guests wero Misses McClay, Caroline
Varlette and Mario Munson.
Merrill hns lost both games of
baseball this season.
Friday evening April 3 at 8:30
o'clock tho Merrill Basketball team
who won tho county high school
championship and tho Glover cup
wore ontortalned nt a banquet given
by their mothers at the high school.
All tho basket ball playors of tho
school nnd tho toachers were also
present. Tho banquet hnll wsb do
coratod for tho occasion with the
school colors and alfalfa. Alfalfa
was vory appropriately usod In the
docoratlons as tho Morrill team wns
cheered on to victory und the Klam
ath Falls team to defeat at tho fin
al gnme to tho tuno of "alfnlfa
hay," sung by tho Klamath motors.
Tho tables were arranged In the
form ot a cross. Tho loving cup
was nsod as n center piece. Over
which was suspended a basket hall,
stronmors In tho school colors ex
tondod from tho ball to place cards
representing tiny hnskotballs. Tho
pluyora tavorito nick namo was used
on the cards. Four of the toachers
drossod In black dressos, white caps'
and aprons tlod with tho school
colors acted as waltrossos. Croamed
chicken, hot biscuits, potatoes, peas,
salad, 'olives, lettuce, radish, Ice
croain and cako wore sorved.
Tho Ico cream molded In the
school colors was donated by Mr.
Murray of the Klumath Falls Croam
ory. Tho following were -seated at
There are professions in almost every walk of life
the medical profession, the. second story profession, the
no less admirable newspaper profession and so forth. All
of them are all bound around by a code of ethics that
prevent a man freedom much the same as a stiff collar
or a stiff "buzzom" shirt. In each profession there is
the unpardonable, the mortal-est sin. Doctors shall re
main at least 50 feet behind the ambulance. Newspaper
men must at least know how to spell the word TRUTH.
Lawyers must address the judge in court as "your hon
or" no matter how they sling mud at him outside the
court. The ethics of that admirable profession of under
taking, set forth in the first of their ten command
ments: "Thou shalt await full ten' minutes after an ac
cident before betaking thyself to the scent of the, un
fortunate (?) occurrence." " . - ;
( ,ai lowey, zeuiuus unuersiuu-
Klger, Tom Barrows, Richard Boguo, of County Coroner Earl Whltlock
v-nn.th rntll. Eatln KIgor. Clar- recently, it Is regretted to record
ence Woodhouse, Rolfe Geeruon, broke this vital commandment of
Eugene Merrltt, William Hulet. his profession. It was hardly three
Donald Bailey, Marlon Graybael, minutes after Walter G. Folsom,
Lester Moore, Either Moore, Miriam Copco employe, ttcclved his near-
Offleld. Cleo Graybeol, Helen Brown fal shock when Towey and his
Eva Murray. Mary Graybael, Larolno "and wagon "The Hearse ar-
flcasley and Martha Margaret Mer- rived on the scene. Not only that.
j v t dui no oeai ine amuuiauce w iuc
The Merrill Library club will give cene ot e accident! t .
a card party at the library Saturday' , .o,o
rill.
evening April 11.
Mr. and MrJ. J. H. Martin were
In Merrill Sunday from Klamath
Falls: :!: ' '
T,ho worlt 6tf the ommunlty hall
Is progressing' rapidly. , During the
jast . week conslderablo labor was
KUmnth Falls Center of Activity
for Mnny Stockmen
W. J. O'Brien and his brother,- L.
O'Brien, are among the prominent
out 'of town ;v visitors from1 their
In Toniiflnt. ThffV ATA inter-
donated. The greater part ot the ltoek d on Klam-
money his been secured for the nnchen . in tnl8 sectlon.
nuuuing ana was lurmsueu uy uuuie
mamt 'n'l iiwiw mm 1 1 .mi ,1111m 11 mi
an svrti. fcir i'w t, i,y mn rj-, ..
IMIEMI. TONIGHT
'Salome ot the Tenements
Fables
News
TOMORROW
Virginia
Valli
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FRIDAY
Norman
Kerry
"The Price ot Pleasure"
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Its V j ', 4 xli Y
Can you play with love-
and Escape Unscathed?
A poor shop girl. That's all. Never had a good
time in her life. Wanted Slaughter, v' pleasure,
gaiey. Wanted beautiful clothes, a nice home.
Wanted love. And then he came along. A mil
lionaire. Offered her everything. So they played
with love. For a week. But something happened.
It couldn't end there! See it! Laught with her!
Feel with her! Lave with her! ,
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WKiMt"""
W-rti-hliiihr
people. However two donations
were from Klamath Falls, E. M.'
Dubb, ' of the American National
Dank and the Ford Garage. These
were very much appreciated' by the
Merrill people. .
auss Mary Taylor who is teach-
KOR O. A. C MEMORIAlt
Bill North, Prominent Aggie Man,
Visits la Klamath Falls
Bill North, one of the most
prominent men on the Oregon Agri
cultural college campus, during his
Ing at Bryant Mt. spent tho week end 3ur yeara at the Institution, was a
In Merrill. : Klamath Falls visitor the early part
; v .of the week, calling on O. A. C.
New York taxi driver got arrested alumni and soliciting their suh
for running over a man and killing scrlptions toward , the building of
him. We don't know why he was the student memorial bulldng, for
Crater Lake Shrine Club
Vaudeville Show, Monday, Apr. 13
Seats on sale now
arrested.
s-
Cash Prizes
FORT KLAMATH
Saturday Night
which fund he 'has been campaigning.
North left last night for Medford
and Ashland, reporting a success
ful campaign In Klamath.
KXPECT M'ACUFFE
Jack McAutlffc Prominent- Sheep
man, to Arrive In City Tonight
vatlng preparatory to building tho i tho taulos, Mr, and Mrs. Turnbnugh,
dam. Mr. and Mrs. Hendrlckson, Konnijth
iuith
SAFETY
DRUGSTORE
It Is the co-operation
of 10,000 druggists,
that make It possible
for your Roxall Store
to give you the best
In drug store goods
and the best In drug
store service.
' ' ' . Being . a partner In
this great organiza
tion, enables us to
. help yon save with
satoty,
STAR DRUG STORE
2 ffivxafZ. Drug JTor
Kljy
ATII KA1.I.S. lu;.
ilrva! . !: !;liuh ,
Jack McAulltte, promiuent sheep
man -of the Klamath country, is ex
pected In tho city tonight , from
northern California, where he has
been Interested In caring lor his
cattle and Bheep.
Mrs.
TO VISIT DAUGHTER
Paul Lambert Iioavcs for
Chlloqnin This Horning;
.
Mrs. Paul Lambert left for Chilo
quln this morning, where she will
visit with 'her daughter, Mrs. O. W.
Benson. C. W. Benson is manager
ot the Chlloquln theater. Mrs. Lam
bert Is expecting to return to Klam
ath Falls 'Within a week.
Unseen, but important
Few people' realize how important a modern dental
laboratory is in connection with a business such as
ours. ' ' " : ...
The responsibility for making plates, bridges and
other important dental parts rests upon the' labor
atory. Good work there means satisfaction for you.
Our laboratory does good work and you'n bo satis
fied with it. Remember that the next time your
teeth need attention.
1 .
R. D. Goe, Dentists
(Painless,, of course)
202-204 Hopka Bldg. 8th and Main. . Ph. .836
Dentistry at prices you can afford to pay.
.Mrs.
ARRUOCH IN C1TV
nrssle Rourko of Crescent to
Visit in Hloinnth Falls .
Mrs. Bessie Rourke, a resident of
Crescent, Ore., has beon spending
the past few days In Klamath Falls
with friends, whllo looking lnto
business Interests. Mrs. Rourke has
property interests In the county.
PRACTICING TRACK '
Using every spare moment batoro
the school boll rings to summon
thorn to their classos, the boys and
girls of Central' school are tearing
Into the athletic sldo of- school life
in ordor to ba In the pink of con
dition for the county track meet to
be hold at the fairgrounds May 9,
with practically every school In the
county represented. High jumping
was,,,ln ::vogua i tbji .morning, wltJ
several ot: the. llttlo men clearing
the' baJ -ID high jumps.
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Macaroni
B. Viy'K Spaghetti
Wood
We can supply your
fuel needs on short
notice. ,
Blocks
Dry slabs '
Limbs
Coal
Fuel Oil
Phone your orders to
535
601 Main St
Peyton & Co.
"Wood to burn" '
601 Main Phone 535
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