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a THURSDAY, APRII. ». »•*< THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. PAGE FOUR In America Every Man Is King” s Andrew Carnegie IN AMERICA a King is a man, who Lives Right, Thinks Right, and Dresses Right—a * Self Respecting and Clean Looking American. For no man can be a Royal man who doesn’t give his body and his looks a square deal. To succeed in America, where brains and ability take the place of birth and pedigree, a man must dress the part of Success. If you want Royal Clothes on your back this Spring, a Royal Smile on your face, and a Royal Confidence in your heart—Get “The ROYAL TAILORED LOOK.” ROYAL TAILORING MEANS THE BEST IN NEW YORK OR CHICAGO CUSTOM TAILORING BROUGHT TO YOU at a price that is pleasant to your pocket book, I $16.00 to $35.00 H Agency Agency 7 Royal Tailors V V’ V CTT'lD 17 JX. IX. IX. O 1 LzlVlL Leading Claims to Have Answer to the Divorce Problem R. A. BOOTH SOON 10 VISIT KLÄHAIH Miss Hobbs Appears (Continued from page 1) » Cloth i er s I Town Topics rt ELKS 10 INSTALL OFFICERS TONIGHT In a Different Role ItEGlNTII ITloN AT INOO POINT NOW A total of I.SuO rtsildrnta of Klam alii county are eligible to cast their 1 ballot* at the May primary and th. November general election, according to th» registration books at the clerk's office By precincts the registration Is as t'HAIRH RY NEW OlFHEIlH. IlK- follows IIS Fourth Ward .... FllEHHMENTM WILL IIF NERVED .119 | Kost Klamath Falla TO MEMREKN Third Ward ......... 184 . 184 iSecond Ward............ Weal Klamath Faile . 14« Installatiun of Exalted Ruler J. J. Hhlpplngton Hblppington ...... . IS Parker and the other newly elected ^tlls Addition . 100 officers of Klamath Fails Lodgo No. y4||n . 14 1247, Benevolent and Protective Or- pin„ (¡rove . >3 <ler of Elks, will be a feature of to- River . 10 night's meeting of the order. Lost River 111 In addition, plana for Wtmtern pu|„ . 94 night and th« Rodeo will be talked , . 4« nwAM and «*»*«* ss u luncheou I •• •••ill | over, will I... be nerved I . 38 ¡Poe Valley . . 19 Klainath Lake . 14 Plevna........... . 42 I Worden ... . . 1« [ Midland ... . 39 . Hildebrand . ., . It Sprague River 8 < Langoll Valley . 41 I Swan............... . 10 I Algoma........... . 13 liRITlHH HEAMAN TAKEN MU.IHSI Mt luskl . . . 41 Injure« Hand. ■ Getting her hand caught in the tural College. Willamette University ' mangle at the laundry at Klamath and Reed College. Port laud. Agency Wednesday, Miss Dorothy From 1900 to 1908 he was In the Hood badly mangled that member. ' state seuate from Ijtne county, the She was brought here for treatment, only political office he has previously ------------------ ‘either held or sought, aud he favored progressive legislation, including vot Novelty Dancing. United Press Service thing. Economy was the first consid- The vaudeville bill at the star the ing in favor of the submission to the Ieveland, »ration. CLEVELAND, April 2. ater for the rest of the week will con people of the question of the adoption The early class cleans floors aud sist of novelty dancing and singing of the Initiative and referendum and the one city in the United States. with the unenvisbie record of one di windows and sweeps. No girl has by Murdock and Kay, who open their other popular government measures enough to do to tire her. Each is engagement tonight with a specialty included In what is known aa the Ore vorce for every four marriages annu taught simple methods of cleaning. of tango steps and the hesitation gon system. He further proved him ally, Is now teaching its little girls The second class buys and prepares waits. The picture features will be self not to be a political opportunist, how to be ideal wives some years the lunch. The next class eats the Uncle Tom’s Cabin in two reels and but a man who stood firmly for what meal and the late class cleans the Mike aud Jake in Mexico. his conscience told him e as right and hence. against what It (old him was wrong The Marion school, a part of the dishes and ends the day in sewing. without regard to political conse The classes rotate each day, so that city's educational system, is devoted quences. the work Is different. The house con I tack to Eugene. to tutoring 14 year old girls on the A. S. Myers, geueraljoreman of the tains kitchen, dining room, pantry, It is generally believed that in R. art of domestic science perfection. plant department of the P. T. & T. Co. A. Booth tbo republican« of Oregon bed rooms and clothes closets. “It’s a solution of part of the di "The children are so enthusiastic left thti "orning for Eugene, where have a Moses who will h ad them out vorce evil,” declared Miss Estella about their work,” said MIMss Han- he makes headquarters, after a few of the wilderness of defe it to success Hancbette, a teacher in charge of the at the polls in November Allied with chette. **I am firmly convinced that days' stay In this city. "ideal bom« ' kept by the girls of the no clique or fsctlon of the party, and the future husbands of those of the school. “Untidy homes are many known throughout the gtate as a man 'ideal home' pupils who marry, will Mrs. Rabbes Returns. times responsible for dissatisfied hus of large ability, splendid character never enter a divorce court. No man Mrs. Henry Rabbes returned Wed bands.” and straightforwardness, be Is gener would want to lose a wife whose The "ideal home" is across the knowledge of her home, and whose in nesday from Oakland, where she and ally conceded to be tho man beet street from the school, in the heart of terest in It was a small per cent even, her husband spent the winter. Mr. qualified to undertake this task. the congested district. It was once a of interest, the pupils now show in Rabbes is expected in a few days As indicating bla attitude toward I filthy, unsanitary tenement. Dirt was the 'ideal home'.” labor, It Is Interesting to note that the HELE4TTON' OF A literally hoed from the floors Half a Booth-Kelly Lumber company, al MAIL (HIIK'H U>T 1'1* <iosen layers of old wall paper cover though employing from 500 to 1,800 , Courtship in Bohemia often lasts ST HAM Hl i urn i i ed with filth and din were taken from fifteen years. men constantly, one of the biggest the walls. The building was given a pay rolls In the state, has never had a To decide upon the question of n thorough scrubbing and then the "fu strike or sny trouble with Its em- j ¡suitable lot on which to erect a church Wealthy Belgians pay about 13.25 Miss Fern Hobbs, who has attained United Prees Service ture wives" took charge. ploys«. Furthermore, thi same em- faIne aa Governor West's special to substitutes to 'avoid military ser SAN FRANCISCO, April 2. David “ »•*<>•»« of «he l-adtan Guild of ployee, despite tne the fact that Mr. been delegated by William», an English sailor, today ,lra<* Episcopal church will be held They obtained estimates for the vice. pioyes. oespne ract tnat Mr agent, has recently b™n Booth has not been actively connect- official to hear some extradition confessed to the theft of cheeks and Friday painting and papering and every arti at - the home of Mrs 1 — - afternoon — ------------ ed with the company for years, are ,.aaea for him. cle of furniture from gas stoves to Human hair get« its red color from The meeting money orders worth *30,000 from the 1 Morgan. Mias Hobbs made one trip to Wash- registered mall pouch aboard the will be called at 1:10. draperies and linen. Mfss Hanchette an excess of sulphur in its composi MAN SENTENCED TO DIE THIH , almost solidly for him, and among his most enthusiastic supporters. Jngton to lobby for this state. More «teamezr Ventura. The robbery waa i took them to the stores to buy every- tion. In addition to this, other Import MONTH 1H AMONG THE NUMBER n his platform he advocates among recently she was sent to close up the not discovered until after the vessel sut matters will be attended to. WHO ESCAPED AFTER HAWING other things, restriction of lmmlgra- Copperfield saloons docked here tlon, scientific adjustment of the tar CAGE BARS After landing Williams took Joseph . iff based on the difference In coot of -‘Horn, un actor, Into Ills confidence,! production at home and In foreign and arranged for them to co-operate countries, a system of rural credits t'nited Press Service In realizing on tho plunder. under government susplces for farm CAIRO. Ills., April 2 —While their Today Horn offered a money order ers, enabling them to borrow money guards were eating breakfast at a f«.r *100 In payment for a pair of on long time loans at low rates of In- i Hotel Hall nearby restaurant, five prisoners terest: forest reserves as sn asset of Ch„ H 8mlth/ 8an Francla<x, shoes. He was arrested, and directed i sawed the bars of their cage in jail, Tho the state rather than the federal gov- rh)n(p 8vetter> L. o. Arens and wife ’ th« police to Williams' room. tore away a brick wall, and escaped, A «paragun. per pound......................... 10c ornment, the revenue from them to be Portland; F. W. Ball. Fossil; J. C ’ latter confessed. i Bloodhounds are on their trail. • used In reclaiming land, endowing Rhubarb, 3 pound« for . ................... 25c One of the party was William Wil schools and building roads; protec Page and wife, Bandon; Mrs. Myrtl« B lson, sentenced to hang this month for tion from disease and accident, and Clark, Agency; J. O. Hamaker, Dot Youiwelf this line Heather try- Jolly, Bonanza; C. G. Merrill, E. 8 R u <I<!I h I i < m <, 3 bunchew for................ 10c killing a police officer last January. compensation for Injuries to work Terwilliger, Merrill; J. W. Call, Med Ing to wear off the spring fever. men: easier conditions and more en ford; C. L. Halliday, Lange 11 Valley; 30c couragement for bonaflde homestead G. A. Nelsln, Dunsmuir; Eva Mur It's bound to run its course, ao Apple Tree«, each .............................. . 15c ers, nation wide enfranchisement of dock, C. L. Kaye, New York; J. E. you'<l just as well resurrect the women, reclamation of waste lands, Itarllng, Tacoma; J. P. Reilly, Den 1 1 < urolina Poplar Trees, each.............. 25c whether desert or swamp. rake nnd hoe nnd get busy till ver; J. P. Otey, Keno; C. 8. Moors and wife, city. I’ear Trees. Prune Trees, Peach Trees, you feel relieved, nnil to do die Moores Return. PRESIDENT WIIJ4ON RKADH A White Pelican Cherry Trees and Rosebushes, each Charles S. Moore and wife returned HPEC'IAL MEHHAGE TO CON* thing right you'll need some J. M. Bedford, Klamath Agency; Blackberry, Loganberry and Reapber- Wednesday night from a visit la Port I Emil Menegger, Algoma; L. L. Gag- GREHH, URGING A LARGER AP- goodly poitioiiR <>r dur bulk mid land. ry bushes, Be each, or |>er dozen . 50c hagen. city; J. E. McCrocken, P. N. STRUCTURE WILL UE ONE-STORY PIloPItlATION package garden and field needs. Feldaman, Ran Francisco; O. W. Lab- If your pocketbook la empty caused BRICK—ESTIMATED COST IS : berg, n. G. Ohler, Meyer Abraham, from sickness or accident, tell Bert Nweet Pen* in bulk. Portland; Earl Johnson, Lerome. CLOSE TO TWELVE THOUSAND 1 United Press Service McCoy. 2-2t Onion Hein. DOLLARN WASHINGTON, D. C., April *.—i SAILORMAN ROBS FIVE GET AWAY AS GUARDS EAT You Beat These Prit 'ASKS 000 1 . nuiiu 8500 yjuuujuuu •! FOR EXPOSITION PLANS FMBII We pay 17 l-2c per dozen for eggs and sell them for 17 l-2c per dozen. ASHLAND FRUIT STORE Phone 282 J Don’t Overdo Hotel Arrivals There ere two It intis of insurance Htatlng that this will be the graudeat Accurate information about the < hllcole writes tlie hint! that |mys event of the kind ever held, I'resl- j Klamath Basin. See Chilcote, «ISA 035 Main. Plans for the now home of the Main. dent Wilson today read a special Klamath Falls bakery have been com pleted by Architect Earl Veghte. They Austria has almost 8,000,000 wo- will be ready for inspection tomor men engaged In gainful occupations. row. A *8,000 house was built In twenty- The new bakery is to be erected on four house at Hamilton. Ontario. f*lne street, between Eleventh and Twelfth. The building is to be a one- Mexico has 7,000,000 peons who.* story brick, and with machinery, etc., dally average wage la 12 >4 cent«. will cost *12,000. R. Nurmi, the own er, will Install the latest bread mak Herald want ads bring results, ing machinery. a month. 4 MKH. A. PET ERNT FINER'» Not much silver, But plenty to eat. For a two bit meal It can’t be beat. 120 Hix th Hirret message to congress, asking for an ¡appropriation of half a million for, ¡participation by the United States ¡government In tho Panama-Pacific' ¡International exposition. If your pocketbook la empty caused 'from sickness or acaident, tell Bert McCoy. Mt j Herald want ads bring results. Sugar nnd Mock Berta, etc. Let un help you to the seeds. The SUNSET GROCERY Kith and Main. Phone SOO For Better Values