The Evening Herald (Klamath Falls, Or.)
June 6, 1908

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Si (HE EVENING HERALD ImowI dallr. airaol Sundar. fcr th Hwald Publishing Company W. .SMITH, EdNor V BUIWCUIITION JUTES ItalHst-malkarrar. lion iuilr.hr maU Ms onth. i-M liaiir, trntail,llu month. I.s Itaihr. br ftiall. a month, .W thtilr. iiM J It rarriw. k. .11 Hutr to KKMIT.-Scml rmtoltlc nonay M, inraM onlar. orial cbnJi on jwir local bank, .lampa, eoln, or currrncj. NtttSf-AMMt Iaw or Ossoott.-Sartton SSSJ ol lh laara of Omtun iM that trhana r any li ncontivllln a na papar ahall mall rach twa papar to an, mm In lata 8uta without Anl taeaWina an c-nUr thrrafor. .urn nrw .par-rr hall b da awl la N a lift, and no dbt or oylura tdwi ahall aerrua atalml aurh r-a on, ivhrlhrr mm nrwaoapar U mvtrel br tha rr"n to whom it la avatar not. HATUIIDAY. JUNK 0. 190S. The Real Man By MARTHA COBB SANFORD. Copyright. IM. by .WnwUtrJ Lit erary Prv.a. m B A MARSH LANDS Qrerfon's ncnesi sou. nn mrA iiniamrrf. lv Term. asas.ss.J, Klamath's greatest bargains a. -sv per unc SO per cent, vegetable matter. aaaaagaaagayj THE KLAMATH COUNTRY a I"olly was to tsko part In an amateur pir. "H'a iucli fuo," tliw announced on the evening of the first rehearsal, "to net rltb real men! At school, you kuotr wtll. at school we didn't bare any ival men." The "real men" laughed. There were three of them. Two were old friend and admirers of IVIIy. The third. Until, ley llofvrs. ihc approved the moment be was lutroduced to her. "Well." nuked Polly ira'ly. I00UI114 over the printed cast In her baud, "which of jrou U iny loverr" Solemnly, with band on their heart all three honed. "Vou are nil very silly," said Polly. I.liuiltlns. "Now, please Iv n-rl-m. "Thleb of you I to I Captain Wheel' er. Claire's lotcr, absent ou the field V ahe continued, reading from the play. "1 nui cant for that unfortunate part," llert Crawford answered. "Dnfortuuatey queried Polly, nml be raised her pretty eyebrow haugh tily. "Dnfortunnte," IJert hastened to ex plain, "because 'abseut on the field' for two whole acts, jou notice, sites them other fellows too much chance to cut toe out." "Oh." smiled Polly (rracloiwly. "then Mr. Marshall and Mr. Hosers nre rival for my band, too Claire's hand. I mean." "No; haven't the pleasure." niched Jim Marshall. "Pin only your brother." "Never mlad. Jim." said Polly co forUnsly. "I'll be a real sweet sister In yon. And what nre you. Mr. Itofersl"' "Tour father." answered lloscrs la conically. Polly found'the ndmWslou exceeding ly.amiulns. "Bat what poislble chance do my father and brother have of cutting you out?" she asked Pert suddenly. "Oh." explained Dcrt carelessly. "I meant they'll cut me out "lilt the au dience. No chance to win any Uitiquet and that sort ot thine." "But you'll win me. I im-autt hat's her nameT-Clalre." "Oh. I'll come out strong In the tin Ish," Bert returned confidently. TCr" nrv -N-J CRATEH-'lAKt NATIONAL PARK a E n. a ,t r J KLAMATH f fJS -V.V I INDIAN J? J j-SCW r-r I RESERVATION I ft 1. I 1 r i eiiwftj fy lJ V r r 4hlAMAlMrAtlJ JAL oit'l v f 'it 'w V?5if' 'A IT J I&kVM 1 :f V '"iL. N. FMM? m v -t I -'Is' V v I VEuaJta.c oas UNUtHGt) 1 a- varr'' V J f .-fej- V Vwtis) .kX,: e-i' .HtVftllVVl "Oo you mean lo say," Khe'imVed ae- Now. Polly uusjlit nut to have re cuslncly. "thai you dcu't know, what' "enttil tbK (or she knew the matter wild the Unity" her U-art that ali'c neri-r lit! Itogers, taken by atirprlv, very much embarrass). He U-irjn to ataiiiuier an explana tion, but got no further than "Wi II. you see, Sll Noye." when tb- "prompter" nrrlvcil and the reading ntrr of part and the lutllng out of stage hiislne began In earuent. 1 As the rehearsals of the play pro irresied Polly fouud thera alaorblng ut 1 lyoDd all her exoctatlons. As It which Jim shot Ji"u loo that es- hannened. Mrs. Roger, owing to the caped PoUy'a notice. It did not e-tcajM ij,.,, ne,. Lad uot l-een able to Rofwa' observation, however, and he (,ke ,i,e ,,art ,lt Natalie after all. nml stalls at the thought of the fun to El,e Williams. Polly's Intimate girl coat Unlad the scenes. -freud. was prevailed uron to try It. "Who1- to be my 'girl chum. Nata- J Thlt change In the cast, simple ns It ller" asked Polly, again consulting seemed, was the eaiwe of otbercbange the printed cast I far Irss simple. "Mrs. Sogers." Bert answered. "And '0r oue thins, ball be dandy In that part too. W here p0llr bad grown through force of habit la ase tonight. Bradr u regard as one of her rntmt effective "Couldn't come. The baby had the satellite, suddenly wavered from bis croup or something or other." accustomed course nud began to re- Tolly wheeled nround suddenly 011 .voire at a very dangerous speed around looked to detelop, tn far as sin- wa con cerned. Into anything bo) olid nu otit--'lulou ai.il oriiaitipiitnl ntti-udatit. However, alnce he was her lover III the play. It plijiird ln-r ttol a little to have hliu constantly iiilclug his cue tvhllo maklug love to IIUI.- Itehtrnl III'- I ICellt-N IlKlFHll. On oue of llieso emlMrnnxlng ocoa loin Jim Marshal i-nuw- to the rectiv with what M-i-mt-il to liltn iiothlng tort of an liKplnitlou "See here. Poll)." he exclaimed J'i vlally as Polly, alone In the Center of the stage. Impatiently ualled the dra matic entry of Puptaln Wheeler aft er hi "jlbfelire III the field," "I've got 11 simply cot king M-.1, llcrt nml I "III hatigL parts. You pee, off Hie ntnk'- Ih-rt Crawford, whom h'M i:isle's lover, nml on the stage he'i glance iitt-t In i He i)lroier) .if an mi tery well In gnessetl SM-ret. ilendcl llert '""re." et.l tbeBlaoo stool ntitl faced Itogera. I'Qlly's frjepd Hlsle. IN THE LITTLE PRINCES 3 ;r .fBSsasasaaaasssssssHkaaassassssaaaiiiiisBSBBaaa. silBsHHBBSIwBBlW Yqu tfet more room, more cooking surface n& coBvenlence. than from any itove ever sold la Klamatb Falla. I E. VPGI!. (?pN DtMrfs in Furniture uiid House FurAishinga. At the Bridge on Main street yours. Now, why not fix It ns It really Is nml let mu be your lover on the stage ns Well ns off? Don't you think Hint would work out "ell? I'd Ihj on ham! for till scene, you can Ut your lifer Hut Polly rerelted his suggestion nlth anything but euthiisliisiii. "Don't ho foolish, Jim, and iilenmi hunt C'nptnlii Wheeler," ns nil hliu susttert-d. Accordingly lli-rt, nflns lite uiltsln cuplnlii, soon rusheil In. nml Polly ran n meet him, "fulling lulo his iirini with n cry of Joy." its lite sin go tllrec I lions called for. "Oh. that will never tlo tit all," coin plaint-1 the prompter. "Vou don't net m though jo-i werti realty glad to te )lm. Mls Novi-s, Ami 3011 tlon't slity long enough in hi nrms. You Just Jump u way ns If you'd been sltol," Polly itiatle ilp n lomleiil I It I to fate anil tt It-il lite Kceite over ngilu. "No." slgltetl the proiiinlrr. "'Hint wiisu't any taller. Now. nflt-r ou'vo i ruslii-fl lulo C'iipltilii Wheeler's nrms. Miss Noji-H, Just slity until you're com fort libit!." There was n guia-rnl laugh at litis, and then Jim Mnrshall cnine forwartl, ns uhuiiI, with an original htiggeHlou. "I don't believe It's nil Polly's fault," lm said. "Juit let me try the rci-no with' her, and then Bert can see how l( ought to be done." Hut Polly scorned the offer "I'll try It with Mr. Itogers," the said archly, "You rce, he's peifectly safe." The shout tbut went up at Hnnlley'ii expenso did uot dnutit him. "Everything comes to him nhn-l-i modest," he (taraphrascd gootl nu tnrcdly. So Polly tried tlio nffectlonutu wel come homo scene with llradley itnil n strange thing happened. In each of the many times she had rushed Into Bert Crawford's nrms she bad felt embar rassed and conscious. IJer oue Impulse was to tear herself away again. But when Bradley's arms closed about her she felt a strange thrill of happiness, apd as she looked up .Into bis face tbelr il'iiihiliig her fWdciilly he- Ml Nnyes, rlilltllnl Hi.- ilelltfhleil I prompter. "Hull's amtii-lhliig like) .Vou try It ng.ilti nlih Mr Cruufnnl, Ml. S'oji-" Hut Pi.lly ttixtldn'i 'Till llnil of the old scene." the anld IjiikIiIiI.-I). ilefi-rinliieil II. it n,i i,t shoiild l'iii-4 hott iiimllr her lieu 1 1 wa. In-atlug "I'll do It nil right the night of the 1'ilfi.rUMltir lull) N.nv. tmur on. Mr. Iligi-r: jott'rr in) fiiihrrsgntu note, toil kii.iu. nml I'te u-.l In t.-.ti- you Into leiilng it.,- uiairy Caplnhi i Wheeler I'm going to U- moil trie sl-illhly persuasive loitUht- lit male up i for my failure lit the last net." ahe milled K.I) I) Anil She tins InenUllhte. Tuhr er fuigui hi en,.. o ftuclualeil ttn he III wnlrhtllg l.er At leliglh rtrite it resting space, nud folly iiinl lltet-r r.mri.l iIhmiix-Ivi-s nlmie In the niiitlc noiii. "What did jou ini-aii, Ml. Note," Imiulrtd llr.itlley hf Jokingly, hnlf seriously, "by saying I ttn 'i-erfectly safe'" roily iiiii.tied scarlet, though her tone was admirably notichalaut. "Why. Hint you're married, of cniir'e," Tor it moment Bradley looked nh lulely linupluml; tLi-ti he l.nrt.1 out laughing. "Well" ipier'iil Poll) si'lire. "All (lm ttoild- has I come n singe ttMi .ton, ho answered, suillltig nl Iter niiiiiM-tlly, ")f rimrse it your fnllier lit I he piny i nut tuiirri nut us our u llradley linger I'm n slng.e 111:111, on mor," "Then who me .Mim Itogt-r nml (ho baby" ilciii.'imlitl f h j,.t ron. vlnceil. ".My sinter-In lutt i.n.l idiid," Hnitl ley announced "Hiin-ly IIIIIIK "But I 1II1I," broke In 'ly. "1 Ihougltt so all nlong from 1 lie night in mo very nrst rehearsal, If I'd known" fiho luoke oft siidtlcnly hi coin union. ir jou.l Iflinwn" repostrd Hrmlley, iwvmib iiiiiKut into iter et-H, auoy iieniu lite prompter railing lUCUI. "Goodness," excl.ilu e.l Polly, "wu're missing our cue. Cotno nu. daddy," she added inlschlwoiikly I'olly enleri-tl with 11 ilourMi, turned toward Hraillcy, who followed with bli hastily assumed old man manner, and hclil out her nrms to him unnenU Ingly, "You will Id me uinrry the man I love, won't you. daddy Do say yes" she pleaded. nrndlcy gave his reluctout paternal consent, and Polly threw her arms about hh neck affectionately, 'You deurl" she half sighed, half The prompter and the rest of the wi uppiouueu, unaware of the tutu aceuo going on bblnd tain. ssjas assjaaBBBBBBBaaa pas lm Incorporated November 2a, 1000 Statement of Condition of the, Klamath County Bank Klamath Fall., Oregon DICIMBlit 31, 1007 RESOURCES lamtiH nml OlttcountH $340,530,110 IrondaandSocuritivH 63,525.04 Itonl Kritntu, lluildlnRH' anil Flxtureii 14,745.1(1 Ciwh nml Slglit KxcIiiuiro 100,247.00 $085,040.51 LIABILITIES CnplUil Stock, fully SjrpluH nml I'runtH l)ui OiIiit Ilunkrt )tM)!itH (Villi $100,000,00 21.75:),1 32,000.04 431,r.05.40 $505,040.51 I. Alex Martin, Jr., Cashier of the Ih.w -bsnk, tlo solemnly swear Hint the nix... inritt la true to the best of my klttiM t.-dge ami AI.KX MAltTIN, Jit. i 0. Sttbacrlbrd and iworn In before ine Hue t. of Jsnusry, VW. Seslf II. WlJIIC Notary Public fur lit. OmCERS ALKXMARTIN R. R. RKAMX3 ALEX MARTIN. JR. LESLIE ROGERS rrciihlcnt Vlcc-rrc.'ildcnt Cashier Ass't Cnslilcr Pioneer Bank of Klamath Basin THE OFFICE E. H. DuFAULT, Proprietor Cholccit of Wlnei, Liquors and Cigars r Cater totlie Iwttrr class of trade, with nothing toolfrrd the moat critical. You'll notice the tltlfrrrnre vhrn yot try It. Just the place to drop in for a n-frnhlrg Uirr age when you heet! a llmuUnt. Pure iir)j.iri it til kind for family trade a -elalty Ready for Inspection Our line of Carpets, Matting Tapestry, Linoleum. Art Squares, Tabic, Lounge and Stand Covers, is ready for inspec tion. Something entirely new Also Silk Floss and Feltolene IvTattressei Brass and Iron Beds-Adjustable pen cil woven wire Springs, the only thing for hot weather. Polshed Oak Dining Sets and all oak Rockers. v W. H. DOLBEER Successor to B. St George Bishop e Phone-Store, 61 Residence, 155 CIIAS. K. W0IIDKN 1'resldeid A. M. VYOItDKN Cashier I-'HIID MELHA8K Vlse-rrtIn' The American Bank and Trust Go. i 5 s Jh. J J V. jrm ll I I1"-' ll l i I i I 5 V0 A KR"!,iiyaMaaa iMaajir TTTMl aSSBtatiaiTII7,' w.- la .tfrSra- 1 sst saiasaaaE -I "Jr?irf "vir'Wivr? imn-t.IllIlIL SSwSksik rJ-. i the real cur- CAPITAL, $100,0Q0.00 Cor. 81k aMMtltiMrMt 1

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5i- r- 'W9Ti'i fn lf -C' f rJHeTSM iV, t.tilW5 V, r fltiw'M JIIT I', ,,B P.k -d YOUR SON OR DAUGHTER Graduating, means they have applied themselves, worked hard, etc. Are you going to recognize (heir efforts? MAKE THEM A PRESENT A PIECE OF NICE JEWELRY Which they can keep, always reminding them of their success, and the thoughtfulness on your part Nice, suitable gifts, to suit ull sized purses, lasting quality arid up-to-date designs, are to be found at G. Heitkemper's Jewelry Store WHY SUFFER FROM Kidney I Bladder Troubles When MYAL'S STONE ROOT COMPOUND Is Mck positive Tctnedy 7 II atlmulatca the kidneys to the fall performance of their function, eliminates uric poisons from the system and acts as soothing, healing agent upon th. bladder. By Its timely use, healthful conditions of these organs arc promptly restored. rtlCX, Sl.oo per bottle UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY. Klamath Falls, Oregon CORNCK 7lh and Miln Streets PERSONAL MEN1I0N Service.- At Tho Churches VI.Il SUnnltiB's H .m nt U.o will ho held In Icecream. jclmrclic ..f Khuruth r.ilU tvmotiowns Miss Minnie Crlwlcr went out n tho foIIi: IkmUIiU morning. jUll,,,, ,s.m., Hnn.Uy i.-li.-il .l Merrill. A natural traocccntcr. jiuii. m. F. J. Ilowno and Chap re. uhr, JH. II 'J "I""'" Ilimiillli I c.ntue, I1' hi the city Irom llounnta tins mum. I j-()mm Sli .Sibb-ei, jiiivtliinit For the Ivcsl rig In town cull nt-the- I Worth MoMIiib." Mammolh Slab!.-. II. W.Mmw, I'iih1 IICV. I'. CttXKI.IS. I''lir. I'liol.xtKiliiiiClitui'h Itlble Nhool at A ton pound U.y took up his Ksldeme i MllMll l,,, 1 1 IV.. with Mr. tvid Mis. 0. 1'.. Hunt thl" It. M. r.ook,. ol Albany College, III morning, jsptak on Christian I '.due I Ion. C IS. u... ...it.ll'iuwr Meeting at I'- "I. tt- ..,uii.....B...ci... .in ,1(,,.,rt 'flood Co". j Mrs, Chester Avery and chiUicii Ivfl lor i:ugcn this im.m nii.u where they will Visit with lul.Mlw. Merrill. Investment not speculation. W II. Ilohaiimiii, the c.ht.r nl the iKinls llwitcr, I In lln- t'n today on tm-liit--.. he cream ut MiiiiiiIiik's. New ilia's nt Vliiliii. 1 11.(1. Wilson, superintendent lh" Klamath Imlisii licservall is In the city. llure jnu wen tho new line ol Jewel.) at Winter? Mayor John It. Stills and M iku Douher went t. the tlmU-r this morning I" 'cruiso Mr. Stilts Umber ilmm. It jour oc trouble ou, iv Wlnti if. J. O lluiiiaker.oMku.atiM. has U,n Ollllce oM-r postnthVe. Klamath Falls, somuioncd lo I'oiiUml as u itn-f in Orrcon thv rim ul the United .'lutes vs. llag.ui and Itagan. Tri riiohi is m ri ...0,..lni- 1 III lor i-ieiiu.K I Ml iii he Community." ttr.v. ut:i. r. i'ii.ut, ivtnr t'liuii'h "I Sscml lle.irl-M.1" .hilly ut T)M. Suiuliijs nt liliK' A. M, I l!. II T I. H J SPECIAL for June 5mT As a suecinl inducement in fni.. instituto on these days we will r, ffi1 M entire Btock of Pouftry and stock Uci,2SI it iiiMwuia ui at tier eeill. Ulir -ln(.if i" T '5IJ nrgo no 01 eonuilon kw,Io,-s am stock S horso linimentH in large variety coiin, K fM1 hoof ointments, lieu tl rtV m wQ Hhort, uvcrythimr needed for lit al ,KVil of your stock. This is no fu .ff coinft all Btandard brands, and Huh im.u.-X k00S: you to our store that we nm iHcoinnlw.. quainted and that you mnv tw r S lr fe largeat and beat Drug Store In KtaffiSjJ FOR CHAPS UU RED STAK HOSECRF.u' I lli.il.l V..ittim--Sllll.lAt 8ihil .1. iii. riinrhllilt 11 n. m. J ii. in. I'linililln! 7 "'I I 10 STAR DRUG STOrS "The More that Rmv.v v,,.. ...vu uii iriuncy" It. Y. I'. I'.l I i:i:v. J. ii tiiiiKriTii, i'..tor. Professional Cards UK. WM. MAKT1N Dentist OlIU.M.vcr KIaiiuIIi ('mint) Hank C. F. STONE Attorney at Law Commencement Presm. Ktei)oiM frrina In .mlie mil linn ot novrllles this )iMr siiilible l.ir Krs.liintloii itlflsi. We Imve Vitni this mir iMTt'lal allriitliin Watches, niai Souvenir SpoonsJ Sjeriiiig.nd LfMh.r NiHlm All of OUR JEWELRY ENGRAVED 11 T lATflTTTrnfC lcaiiino watciimai,. "WUM AHOOfl Commencing May 1st SBa?Brs5iS3 Ease and Comfort In Travel Only 12 miles of staging and then a delight ful boat ride up the Klamath River to Kla math Falls GOING:-Steamer Klamath leaves Klamath Falls at 4 a. m. connecting with stsge at Teeters which arrives at Donis at 8. COMING:-Arrive at Donis at 4 p. m. by stage to Teetera and by boat to Klamath Falls arriving here at 7:30 in the evening. Oregon California Transportation Company Wanted I'oj.tion hy n Hut l.is m- )er uimI I'ltner man. Al ir.-. I!. Kirl.l, Klumnlli Fulls. Mis. Ik-rtha Contiir arriv.-.! line limn I OaU.uul 'Ihurs.lny nllit for n vi-lt niih her iJitents, Mr. ami Mrs. 1. 1'. Artictt. 1'rof. ami Mrs. It. II. lmnUr will' vntertnin the teachers ol the I'lihlli: Sclinol ut I sinner this vveiiln. W. IE. Iji, iuanai;er ol the Klamath Falls Traiiiuilliii Co. Ii atlenliii' to hiitiness millers at Pan Krancioi.. Merrill. Pro,crry Is reasonable. 1M I "kl. I, a Ijle county ii.an, nalkeil a iliilar.ee of i-lnlit milm In oid.r to 1,-vt In MJte. Ilo eviilently Iwlirtiil that he hail a duly to iltsehare. MO.NT.YTO I.OAN-llanl nines hut D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney nl Law Klamath Falls, Orrjj"" .Stock Knnch For Kent; In WimhI ltlr Valley, Klamath Oi.r ontatnliitf llartrf, list acr meailow j i ami 'XM pasture. All nrlsrtl, For Ui liirlhor iartlriilara lniilie nl T. A. Ciill.-llion, Ashlarnl, Orr. i'.l ',i I 'or Sale i:r.mU,t,iu 'i fjitTrmttu ti aatib Ujiji I ft. 0 Animal Tales. J .1 llnlin. b Iwrter t ICnusas Cltj. otnia Imi itog. t-ai Ii Iwrii Hilh only two lees- Hie hlllil lit Tliu link's i walk like human t'ln;r A farmer IMInc near n ninrahy Inlet (of Itie I'm sale rlrer In n Jersey i-nlelie IM u'ns.' t.y atrltietuK n Hue .Vl feet Ions: with fifty ho-'ks nt Inter rl There l a mI rat In Hie family of 'IUouirs ItarlH-rry of llopLliik Corners. 1 Ml.li. Hint Mill nettr ptny ullli IkiI.i nlilio.it rlrt liltltu- orf thv stmri' lMlnt I oflitclau Hotel for lichaage.-Co.l hotel InlPdldCC R6St8f "jilrlor, Nrhraska, to cirhanira lo' I Liulne., .ro-fl)- In Ktamalh Falls. GOOD SERVICE Mi-in .stouiiii. aitun i GIVE US A UNtiEK MANACDtunH For Sent. -One or ta luriilshril r.oimt or lor lUht hnuMkraiilue, Iteil I rollane on .'.Hi ami Walnut I'ttrels. HllllSaker O'C Tel. IMI. (.1. valor still l roM on Haturilay only lor Mrrl.ls. IM not mis this n.ir. turiity. Tho I'oillsn.l Store. havcsoinonuncylol ni, ,1 ..,i haw ,,,w;" "l't lini of W A. il. foiiml n hi,; N'lir tho eciirlty.-i:. II. Mall. ttiHlUt n Kiianllan. hlch they iilel.il Don J. iiinualt. Marion liarnes ami I'J; frillns him ullli ouicnr nlillc they Harry Kniile uriit to Unite valley ihl morning where Mr. iiinu lit has con aiilerabla snni'jritirf In ilo. J.fc. Ijne, of l.iketiea, was jli the city Uit nltiht on his way to rortlaml. C. II. Will, to ami I-;. It. Itramrs left for l'oitlan.l this morning Merrill Valley the heart of Ktamalh. K.lliorfi. It rohUvl tho plaee. The Sporting World. The iliim of Usy llliium. 2 Vi. Hill U' hriil In llliifii, ln'.ij, ninln this season. 7.)ico. the flallrlaii. may Im brought to this country to lllevt the (lolcli ltarkeitschml.il nlnner. The bl.'Kest cltlea Iiavu lliu Im-sI first Catlock.of the Merrill haM-m.-n-Chsie ami Tetuiey In New Kecunl.liaaif.iiu to IVrtlanJ to l.,..., Vrk. Chanco nml Do.iol.ue In ChlCaK... i ii -'nek I'.verliar.lt. nliose name a another operation ,r(oit..rsl on his a.m. 0,ru iromll),.n, n c t.ari- Since hn tiislniueil the lujiiry the limh come to lift, ntnln In .New Orleans, has liecn practically um-Iih. wl,tro Umllcil Uuls oro permlttcl. ,i ,ii.' T1,u National llorso Show Aseuchi- T, onolllmlariiiM.' Ii.-ilt.it.- MM,ca nmi011lll.,., at tho opera huuso thl, allcrnoon was next liorm.- li.nr will k Iwhl nt Maill. Elvvood Steel Fences GUARANTEED We are in recent receipt of a carload of the Famona Elwood Steel Fencing and Poultry Netting in all widths. We stand I ready to guarantee every rod of Elwood i Fence we send put Geo. R. Hurn largely attrmleJ, Dr. Whil)coinhe ileliv ercil a very iritcrcullnf lirlure un.l IV. if. I llradley mado n talk that was hiichly hvncficlal to all farmers. This eveillnx Ihu itlustrateil lectiii.i will ho given In Mr. Whltycomlie. The Irrigation systenn riOA uinler uay In this county will hrlng a largu nmoiuit of rich agricultural lan.l inUriiltivatlon. son 8iinre (Jnnlin tho week commeur. lull Nov. Ill The Cookbook. It Is heller to root: too slowly than too fast, CflillllloniT will Ui inn. h lielter nml richer If II N Ullnl In mf n, half water Inaieinl of nil nalcr. For crenm.il ciiI.Ihii;.' Uill tUn rah. Inito teiiiler. .Irnln off Hie wnler iind i Work is likely to rnnimeneoon both the I l'"t Into the pot i n .iri;,. icnitii. Drews Valley ami Coll.nHo.l projects1'",'' "ol o'''-s'l"-tir.il of butter, I. ,ult f'l'fnl of milk. In the near ful.m-, ami with tho a.lvent ch,L'. allrrlng. imlll ,0 1U, of Ihu lallroml l.akn loiiuly Is houml toismoolli. make a won.lerful lolvauremint within 'fr' "'""liii,' uu oimlel luileail of lb. nest year hr..A-l County Ks- KiM.'1!",.!'.! I"".1." "n" men iK'iited on ihe pun pour lu th miner. omelet ami net In u ate.imer nml rover i cloxely. When It U done, browu It The Alumni Banquet !"u'r ''v"n HOUSTON HOTEL DINING ROOM OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE MERCHANTS' LUNCH, 11:30 to 2 DINNER, 6 to 8:30 Are prepared to serve banquets and dinner parties Tho annual Alumni buiuvt of tho Klamath County 1 1 It'll School was held at the Houston Hotel lait night. Tho large dining room was beautifully decor ulcd with wild Mowers and with the col ors ol the data of IfOB. Forty-seven participated in the banquet and these, were the graduates, together with the rparente ol somo of the graduates, Ilio faculty and tho hoaid. The event wuo a highly enjojuhlo one, nml will yo down as ono of the Alumni nsiioclutlons most successful annual banquets. MEALS AT ALL HOURS Another Saturday Snap 1.25 tq 3. straw hutu w ill bo told at W cents each, Saturday only, at the Portland Store. Home Helps. Vinegar diluted with water will re move grease from u itnre, lie prompt with homo n pa Ira, and the bouro will look ten times smarter tlmu when little damoges are permit ted to bo In evidence. A small pleco of window glass will be useful for holding the loaies apurt ou a cookbook, and onu can read tb rtclp and not soil tin. ,ook by too much handling. One oflon licnra compluinU that tho boiler rubm and Irou uiolds tlic clothes. To prevent this, an soou us the boiler Is emptied rub well ocr iih oap. This will uot only prevent rust,' It will also help to make suds for the next boiling WAN riSD- Will pay M cents a ..loco for good clean gallon syrup cam and 2 ctnta for Imtl on!!, ii.. ij. i I K not bur ljlr(llrl whisker. When )iti want p. lie whWVry srw that it Is pot up under the government's "laindrd warehouse stamp," as the Contllivii I.I whiskey, Water Mill whl.Vey, Nor. liUMlle i)r and F. F, V. r)r, N.ld by C. D. Wllls.ni. If You tan gel a '.'Imtal l.wk at Will Mil,' hotel for f I. IkMhl anil lodging V a week D. Willson, I'mp. II Mis. W. II. H. elo if n ha, taken charge of the American dining room, which has brr.i rvuio.lele.1. All women rooks arermplo)itl. Ibis la the place In get the l-s niralsln Inwu, if ill I er rent nil on all chalia, Thurs day, Friday ami Hal unlay, at D.llwr's, j Fitrnllure More, Thv Mills Dry (l.-od(!o, lias rrcelvr-l severnlshlpineiitsolKastern dress gol. Call and lnscl tho nw line. WC ARC OPENING Ul A COMPLCTC ST0C4 I ShERWDhWllllUt Paints ahd Vmm U you need in)ltiaif line wc will be udt.i you color cdi 131 ptlrrt, U't Lnow ut ttMit. ..qih Geo. T. Baldf HARDWARE D! Klamath FilM r v-1 HOTEL FOR REN THE RICHELIEU, THE BEST HO TEL IN MERRILL, COMPLETELY FURNISHED. WILL LEASE TO DESIRABLE PAUTV.. MRS. T. A. BALIS, Merrill, cents for half gallon size. Hunks, Roberta ic The Eldred Com aai-S.iw- F. C. ELDRED, Manager Boaawta, Oregon Saddle, Hameat and SUBEi!g it-V4 r i t.ij... A-ni-.ni.iw. truar-111 we mane a speciaivy u u'v"""' qfllj "hand-mado Saddle and Snaps, our have an established reputation. rtafeiw Wrtm Kvarfwhere Solicit h.'V."--''-