The Evening Herald (Klamath Falls, Or.)
October 16, 1908

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He Ifcnftu L,mth FmIIh' I'lwl Our Advertisers Get the Best Results i,l llest Daily Yi:ak. No. KLAMATH FALLS, OltKGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBKR 1. 1008. Prici:, 5 Cents GETTING WARMER TTST mperature Has Not Been Be low Zero in Five Years it Cluinnc of lour Ucqrees I here Will He No I urlher Midli'il'ity of Dtimuqo Irom Frosts in the Sprinij-- Sluiilo I reus and Population Raising lemperoturu l )iiihiik letter irn'UiMi rimn 1 Iiifiln'r III WIIKIllllu. l nun. II H.llllpll' llf SUtllll Of till! ill'- id iiii'Iiihiii nun hihiih iiniui- III Kimiiiith ('initily, whtili iln nun' nlnni' from pi'iipl" mi I tin ti tit In limn)' limtiuiii'X from ira III KliilllHlll Kill)' l.irHlr I would v.T) iiuirli tod tu juu mill would tin Mill- lur II, II )nil would send Iln nltliliil wi'iillier lecnru ur ntli I'iiIIk fr III" pnt 16 rr Irliuiiil n mini Hi' "tlH-r du In ell nun of lli' clerks tluit he d iilnu kill I n: a I...... ....I I.. 1 'i 'ulili'a 1 inn iui-i-i,-., ,11 Ln'ti I alio nml would Ilk" In K''l ll.lit. 1 blinking '"l. ri'lliiilli VlllltB, C i: MII.VA. Onkltilul, Calif riiriUwig In II ttWinl weather Iln ilnrllir. I"" l-il twi-nt) slmiliil" inllilliiillil tempi'lulur" Lurilnl ik Iii-Iiii: Ii.'Iiiw rini hut tliin-K 'Iln iiiiitillm urn a It n tlitfrei's hi'lnw H'lii 11 11 J iiIho Inn r ln-fl" uti Ill Jiiiin. k niiil.il I'liruar) allium miliar) 'rurti.m ntiimr) lirimn is SO ISS ISSS ISO I 1)1 II II M I dl'K inlnua I it''K Ultima '.'I iti'K lllllltia 0 ili'K i;hi 111 1 mi 1. iIpk. i:mi; milium r iIuk lliit.i minus 1; iIi-k I'jii- mill IUih'. tin' temperature 11I n-rii, mill In l!Mi7 Iln' lowest i iIik iiIhimi nml tin oddest l.ir lii I'.ins wim lii IVhriuir) 11 renrhi'd d"g ubntii. In tin i' wan 11 general atortn K limit Hie I'litlri' rnaat liliil It lii. 1.. 1. Imt winter known Tin unlit it i'iil iliiwii In It I 1I11: bltl""' U II lll'lll'IIIUII. Willi Una il tin' iimltiti'iimiM' ilep.irl- 11I On lli'ilmiiiitlnii Kit. In1. Ii'ih kllnl n t mil of I In- li'iui'i'iif I nn. I riiiniiill nml Iiiih 111111I1' mini) tiiflmiH nn llin imulltluiia Iiiti' tin' Iterlmmitlnn Bertli" frtt mi'iiri'il work Hi' ilnlim Unit art mi I'klii'iiii'H In tin. wi'iitlit't" IIIiuih nml Unit llin rnlil Hi'iilliiT t iiiiltiirin without nn hiiiIiIi'Ii Ki'K It I horn was n iluini;i' In l iii.iTiitini' In UiIh hciI Inn nl iln'ii'iH iIiiiIiik tin' I'lill) sum- I tin n umiM Iiii nn dmnagit ilniii )i'iriiii, nml It Ih Mr llelloinnn's niiliilnii Unit wllli Iln' K.'titi'tin nt nl tlin iniiiitry nml iilmitliiK nl ahuil" trees nml tin' lii" uf iiinri' water fm III Ir.ltHllll, It Will ll'llll til llllHI' till' ti'iiii"iiitiiin Hiilllrli'iitly in Iiihiii" safety Irntn lute finals The 1 lliniitk iiitnllllmiN hate lii'i'ii 1 hunglug inn- IiIitiiIiIi' 111 Ui" in 11 1 1 y Hi'ltl"H 1 1 1 mnl tin wliili'i lit" getting, mm h Kiuiiii'r ll Kill Ih nullii'il Unit Ih" ti'liiii'rutiirii Iiiik nut li.-.tn lu'lim "nil CHICAUO, (Jit Id lli'iui'iii'litli 1 1 Cliiird'H N I'iiwI"!- nf Ni'W JurM-y, C llll It lllll II llf III" llllllHI. I'llllllllllll'll iiii ll.inl.liii'. nml Ciiih'iim. in mi In ii I tll'W Hlllll I ilimlit whi'lhei llii'i" Ih iiiiyniiK wlm Ih mm" niti'ily mnl iilmnlutuly 1 1 I t in Mi llimi'H iiri'pnatermi mnl 1I1II1 iiIimih nilii'iii" (nl cniillinlc 1111; I mi 11 It ii'iiHh limn I mn It In In. 1 nn nliminl nn It v. 011 III In- in .KH 11 law H'MiiliIni: nil llin liiHiinun tiiiniiiiili'H In itluiii" nil llvi-H wltliniil 1111) I'xiiiiiliiiitlini nl tliimi) imiiiri'il, nr 11 Inw i"iuiiii: llin llitiiiiiimo ruin. niiil"H in linnirv nil rlnliH vsltlinut i'X miilinitlnn nt Hi" irii"rt Hi'Ji'ctlmi mnl iiitiili'ininillmi miint in-n-Mniirlly (nllniv nn tiiiil"iMfinilliiK nt Mm nilii'iiin uhlili iih put fnruiinl iih 11 Mil" 111I1 Iiii. mil linnnm tin 11111J1T hIiiii.I Ui" iimiiiiiiii iiimlii) mnl inm-i li.-H nt IniiikliiK Inili'vil, I iln mil H'cnll liln iiiiiillriitlnii nt miy "in In llt. ".iin mnl In Ui.. lii.t I.. "iin. ,lM ,lk. II liim mil) ii'itilii'il 'j iilmti A.Mtl HCII IMI'KI.II IIHI SI). limn Tlmiii" ilri'U iiiiulli'T I1I1: hiiin." lut "Vi'iilm; i:vir iinll:ilil" i:hi una mhihI fur "itrn ilinlm mnl i"ii.i. ni'ii I'Vi'ii ktnnillm: In Iln nlali'i III Uii'lr i'iii;"riii' tn KlIIH'ra tlila iiiTtiiriiiniHi' liy tlin Ill l.liiinlt iniiil'.'iii) An mi i'ii'iin nf Iiiih tllla l'nlliimi) la il"imlliK III" ii'ni". nil" 1 11 it ri wiia In mil In trninrli "II Unit iiimimii) ilni-an't li-iivn luv.ii wimi I'll kii lirnki I klmiily iiin't k"i'p iiHiiy miy iiIkIii tliuy l'i" r.nt til H"" Itll'lll llll til" "lll'tll." If It tnki'N tin Inat i "ill I IniM' Tnnlr.lit tlirr" will Int tin in'rfnrin mn" na Ui" Krmiit Imll nf Un I'urnlwil lll li" Klvi'ii In tlin (ii'tn llinia" In liniinr nf Ui" (juci'ii mnl lur innliU Tiiliiniinw nl:lit tin')- will itn "A Mnti'H lltnki'ti rrninlt" A unit hi"" "III l" Klvi'ii Kntiinlnj nfliTtiiHiti iiiliiliii'iirliiK nt I'-nn hlinrp jilt uiri'i'r Unit Iiiih In-i'ii hiiiiiiI I I'nlll llin Ininki'iH nf tlm l.'nlti'il HlnlfH ni" 11 tit In irl 7 t-il mnl innipi'lli'il tn aiiinitlH" tin iiihi'IM'h nml mini" I riiipniiallil" fm Uii'liiNi'lVi'H H" m iiii n tint Hi'iiit" tin1 ri'fnrm Unit nr" ia K.'lillul In Ui" iirnti'itlmi nf nil li.uik rri'illta. tn Ui" mni" tli-aily mnl per mmii'iit "inpliiyini'iit nf Inlmr, tli" prn ti'itlnn nf iln- iiiuiiiirni tuicr. Hi" HUT 'limit mnl inmini'ii" Ki'inTiilly iiKiilnai tint miiiiinl hpiihiii mnl itI mill' mini l)Hina "TIll'H" UllllltH rilll III'VIT In' HP- uitti'il Kltliinit iiiilfjlni: mnl in-nnli-it ill I n 1; Ui" liiinkltiK liiti'ii-klH nf Iliu I'nlli'l Ktiiti-a. ulilili imiiint li" ii( rnmiillalii'il If wi'Miirt mi tli" ilow n V.1111I ami faliil 111111H" nf UHiiInK I'liltiit Stnli'H nnti'H to mi'i't IjiikIiii-hh ri'ii'tlii'liiiTila In nniinliilir" tli tli" liciiiiirrntlr pl.it tin in mnl fatmitmly uml fiinllnlil) IiixIiik nil ImnU in In- Hiir" ili'puHlU In nunriluiiiii with tli" llrymi plmi, wlilili Ik Jiihi iih niimii miilr, hlinlln mnl Inn I iih IiIh fr"" till II llf." HI lll'lll" lit III" lllllllll nf hI li'i'li In mn, mnl IiIh pinpnunl In il" Hi 1 11 V mil Cli'.il I ill 1 v. 11 MyHti'liiH llirmicli 1111II111111I mnl Hint" iiwihthIiIp mnl nil nf IiIh nt lur Imll limlm-u hl'Iii'Iiii'h tutu Mini; I'iniiniiili' iiimtiiiiH "Tin1 imiHiimmiiti) uIhiIhiii lnvnrl nlily hIiiiwii h Mi Tnft In rt'lnllmi In llll llin Kli'lit pmlili'HiH li" Iiiih wi hih I'l'HHfillly III"! nml nnlvi'il, wIiimi lip pll"il In llin llniitii Inl mnl currency iienlliii. wlilili Ih Iliu :reut"Hl iii"K (Ion mm lctnrn tli" tlvlllzi-tl wnrlil, will li'iitl iih iiintrrliiKly tn Un rlKlit Htiltitlnii, mnl tlirmiKli IiIh Kiiltlmir" V.H will hi'tiir" fur nil imr liankii iri illlnm. fur nnr IiiihIikhh Inti'rvHtH mnl Aiiicrlnin rnnitni'ri", 11 m Ifiitlflc tin mirlal mnl 1 itrit'iic) h-hI-iii. wlilrli oti Klit In Int Mi" In'Ht In Ui" wnrltl. "Cu'i-MliliiK Unit Mr llrymi Iiiih Niiltl iip'in pnllllial mnl "cntinimo iini'HtlmiH iltnliiK tli" pint twclvi) yearn lina li""ii nttereil fur the Hpeilllc purpiiii; nf fnnlltiK the penpl" nml trnpplliK llu-lr wit" Tli" plimf nl UiIh HtntetiH'M Ih j'Vltleiireil liy Ui" tint that ttlieni'M'r Mr. Ilrjnn In n HlHteil by Hni iniiilnnn H"iii nf Hie American penpl", wlilth Ih ulinnnt In viirlnhly the rnne upmi mich tines HmiH, lie Immeilliiti'ly ritmrtH nml letrentH "On Hie nther hiiml. no ilerlnlonH ntiiliiHil li) Mr Tnft. when Jmle". tin win ilt ntlervil by him. no ileeilit iluii" hy him ilmltiK hlj) ptiblle career, call for npolncy nr ik'tonae simply be cmiHu he nttiTH iKithlniC unit ilnen nut film: for miy other reawm tlinn iKsntue hu believes It rlfiht anil wlu. To Mr. Taft, therefore, Iliu Ameri can people may lonflilently look tor liniKri-Mlw, )"t coiiaervntlvo nctlon npnn nil llnaticlnl nnJ currency itien- tlOIIH. IRRIGATION IN LAKE Valley Land Company Promoting Big Colonizing Scheme Project Will Cover About Three Hundred Thousand Acres in Lake, Klamath and Harney Counties, Which Are Now (icing Sold Under Contract been Hk'il by District Attorney. The nu miienilinent provides Miat no per Hon Hhull bu prosecuted except upon liiillitinent by u Kr.-tml jur. FINE BINCH OF CAVALRY HORSES Seattle for Shipment to the Philippines The I nlli'il Kliilffc IliHpi'itoi whiiiThe) were Hclei'tcil h) Mi'SSfH. Ailiim lllll OIT III' TOWN VISITORS. our k ih m ...ri, p.ulArmy Inspector Has Finished lests-Horses Taken to all mi nppnitniilt) tn hcIciI our lloli III) KlftH A Hliuill ilepoall in'rllleN1 purihliH". Wf'll la) It liable for Jim1 fur fiiliim ilellter), tthUh r,len jnu 11 iliiini" tn milk" our Helectlntm Willi" III) Htnik Ih inluplete Hteli. If oil hIiiiiiIiI nut enre tn pureiuiH", wliliu uwny hoiiiii nt our Mni" lUteiiliiK l Hi" I'luiuuitriiph Concert vt lil li will be itnlliK nil nil Ih" time. UIIITKIIMI'CHS. Next iloor In Ih rowioiiii" Tint Jiny K)Hlelll iopllhlllen the com I, mill Kites Dm people to lllliler Htanil Unit the) hut" not only nn ln leieHl, bill nlmi 11 purl In the lulmlu IhIiiiIIoii of Jllittlin V II Tnft Ihiiti been leMliiK the cavalry luiruM at the AilmiiH rmicli for the :ihI tliue iln)H will llnlsli IiIh work thh even- ItiK. Tim hnrhcH will be ilrlven to tlm nillroatl uml Hlilppeil tllrett to Swittl". where they will bo loniled nil 11 trmiHport mnl taken to the Phil IpplneH for line by Iliu United Slnte Army.' There are SO liorRCH In the hunch. mul Stewart mnl mo talil to he the fluent lot of horses ever nhipped out of Klamath County. They will nver- iiKe 1100 pouinlH. Kvery horso has been thoroughly tested uml as many as twenty men nsslstetl In the rldliiK lest. The Kovcrnmenl wauled IiO liorses hut It Is believed that they will be unable to secure that number In this section. I.A.Ml nt.U'l) Ul'Clt.VIOIt 10 assist (iovi:i:.Mi:T. K A. I. I'lilfi has returned from WaHhliiKtou, I) C. with the assur ance from tlio Department of Justice tl.bl nlil" Ii'kuI counsel will bu us slKiied to thN statu to assist United States Attoriiny MtCourt In prosocttt I11K the suits brought by the Korern- initnt to reiover nearly U.ono ucres of tnlunble tltnluT land In I,lnn county iilleKed to hnvo been ucqilircd unlawfully by C. A. Smith, the Mln netiotn iiillllonnlru. These suits were filed in tli" t'nlted Htaten Court In tl.U tit) May -Ti la.it. Somu ot the lands Involved In the i"iidlni; suits were Included ninoiiK thoiu IIUv'ull) luqulrul by Titter and hU confeder men, ami ulterwnrds tr.iniferred to the Minnesota man. "Wlillo In WnsliliiRtan I called on ('resident lloosevclt personally and priHcntcd the tacts surroundlnR the Smith lands." said Mr. I'uter jester- day. "The I'resldont appeared Krent- ly IntorLvted and assured me ot his co-operation in every posslblu way In any lcei that might bo taken to re store this land to the government. I nlso presented tho matter to Gcorgo V. WootlrulT.Asslstant Attornoy-Gen-eral, who told inc that tho Depart ment of Justlcu would send JudKO l'ui;li to thN statu to assist District Attorney MtCourt In preparing tho cases for trial. 1 was also Informed that It It were, possible, Francis J. Ilcney or some other man acquainted with land conditions In this state would be cent to Oregon to assist In presenting the caso to tho court when It came up tor trial. In tho suits to cancel patents which nro now pend ing In tho courts, thero nro Involved 90 claims ot 1C0 acres each, and ag gregating H.400 acres. Orcgonlan. o Two Faces Are Alike Evervhodv haa evea. ears, nose and mouth, yet each person ka UilTercnt from all other neople. This variation applies to all pfts of the body and indicates that to secure perfect fitting gar- lents you must Have Your Clothes Made to Order Irantintc the logic of this, it ia of the utmost importance that you feet a tailor of ability. You'll be certain of good resuiis 11 you tee your order through StTMSS rtfcW national iuiora the great modern way, represented locally oy K. K. K. STORE Call mil h imna aamrtmit of new fall woolens now on Ply Good workmanship, perfect fit and tow prlcea guaranteed. llllill SCIKMH, NOTKS. Judge J. II. (Irllllth, of tlm County 1 High School llourd, led tho Chapel exficlhcH this morning and gnvo us 11 tuiiHt Intel estlng talk on "Doing I Your llest." During his address ho gave us a brief outline of some of tho 'thiiigH being planned for the High Hchool. M. Williams has accepted a po sition with tho Valley Land Company on a big Irrigation protect In L1I.0 county, and will leave for Kakcvlow the first of tho week. It. J. Martin, president of the Company has arrived In I.nkovlow to remain until tho res ervoir aro under construction. This company Is tho t successor to the Oregon and California I.niid Company, and In addition It has acquired thu Draws Valley reser voir site, owned by tho Hewitt Land Company. Mr. Martin's first work will be to test tho subsoil of the Drows Valley and Cottonwood dam sites, to deter mine tho depth to which tho founda tions for tho dam must bo laid. This depth depends upon tho character of tho xubsollB. Tho foundations must be laid below tho porous soils. Next will como the surveying to prepam the plans and specifications for tho dam and tho canal system. Winter quarters will bo erected Immediately and men will be set to work. The Cottonwood dam will be seventy-live feet, and tho Drews Valley dntn fifty feet above tho present sur face of tho ground. Tho company Intends to put 60,000 acres on the west side of Goose Lako Valley under Irrigation, nnd It Is stat ed that they may decldo to Increase the height of tho dams and the capac ity of tho canals. Tho company has about 300,000 acres ot land tn Lake, Klamath and Harney counties, which It proposes to sell under tho contract and auction bid scheme recently tried out so suc cessfully in the San Luis Valley In Colorado. Mr. Martin says the com pany has sold about 5,000 contracts, and that tho opening will bo held next August or Scptomber. Water for Irrigation on tho 60,000 acres tn Goose Lake Valley will be available by 1910. A ilehallng leaguo hnH been orga tiiri'd In tho school having 15 mum lieis, Willi Chester Hatvxhurst nn the ptesldent, and Oka Swlnglo secretary. TIiIh tu ionization is for tho purpose of seeming priit'tli'u and training In public! speaking. Tho debaters for I ho contests will he selected from this organization. Our representatives IiihI year won tlm deliuto nt Medford, hut IohI at Grants l'ass. Wo hope to do better HiIb year as wo hnvo moro Unto fur preparation. Mliu Bhlves. uf Portland, la orgu ulzliiK a ilu") l Elocution. A Jury system must loud to failure If tho Intelligent and honest men of tho community togard tho service as h burden that thoy evado by excuses and lenvo for selection only tho unin telligent mid thoso subject to vonal motives. Win. II. Taft. Eternal vlgllanco Is tho prlco of good government. W. II. Tuft. A cotupauluuublu guest In tho home payH for her board. Tho smallest pouch often bus I bo boat flavor, NO I'UOSIXTTIOX WITHOUT ixtiicT.MKvr nv at.xi jruv. On account of tho constitutional amendment which was iinssed at tho Juno election providing that no per son shall bo prosecuted except upon Indictment by a giantl Jury. It Is claimed by 11 number of tho lawjers that none of the old cases on tho cnl nndiir previous to tho pusrago nf tbo law, can be tried unless tho evidence Is submitted to the next gland Jury uml tlit'V llnd uu Indictment. Thero are a latgenumber of old cases which huvo been can led over from term to ii'im and If this contention Is cor rect It will practically clean tho dock et, as in most cuses tho statuto of limitations has expired. Tho matter will probably bo decid ed by tho Supremo Court soon as a roheaiing has been granted In tho Jew Nun caso at Salem. Jotv Nun wna tried and convicted upon u complaint filed by tho District Attorney Ho appealed, aud pending the appeal, tho constitution was umended, depriving thu DUtrlct At torney of tho power to Indict. Tho cubo was therefore utllrmed by tho Supremo Court without any question having boon ralsod an to tho effect of tho constitutional nmendmont. Slnco then this question has arisen and the court grauted u potltlon for rehear ing because It deumi the qttustlou un Important one. In 11 number of cusen that wero ponding tor trial when tho constitu tional uuiendment wua adopted, tho dofenso has set up tho plea that slnco tho amendment had no saving clnuso It Invalidates all couiplaluts that had Orders hute been Usucd by the board of prison commissioners of Kentucky that hereafter only vicious and menu prisoners shall wear stripes Contlcts will wear dark gray suits nnd for each year of service will wear a hand of gold braid on the sleeve or collar. I'oor matches sputter most. FOIl BALK. Cottage, with out-bulldlngs, city water, electric lights, two lots, seven blocks from P. O, Must sell quick. A bargain. Some furniture. 3t M. D. WILLIAMS. Politics ought to bo neither distasteful-nor degrading, and men who enter them for tho purposo of keep ing them pruo and making them bet ter aro engaged In tho highest duty, W. H. Taft. 1 I A Peck of Grain in tho Barn is worthaBumhol in thoFioid FrovMstf thm Bmrm hag a doom Rami I XL Roof and Barn Paint Provonfr Immkm mtUt mttoti to t IS AS NEOESSAHY AS FHtE IH9URANOE ROBERTS HANKS HARDWARE MERCHANTS mmmmmmimmmttmmmmmimmtmtmtaamm

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.m.norr crtTT A TlVJ A IW HOH- MARSH LAHD5 uimiwjh g mcnaax j m. 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATHS GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 FEU ACRE AND UPWARDS. EASY 303 TERlfi 4 n A M h.IU il'l u THE EVENING HERALD Iiauod Pally, Kiccpt Sunday, by the HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH," Editor IT. Mint i: run i'Uii.hwiion. HUnSCRIl'TION RATKS Pally, by mall, one year Pally, by mall, six montlia Pallv. by mail, three montli Pally, by mall, one montli f ntoiiAiu.v sm: MIM.Y l.tii'llu, iv rnrctitll.v In tuiKlit up HUli' Kill of live .venm, returned from hei 1 III! itiit-tl- In L't-.mf i?1i. SenlOlllher Hi. l.-'-s i .-.Hi. (1 KIIOIl Kin. llllllllil. nil" announced, "mill talked nice, nil Hi" lime "PUt itt remember to say some ttiliiR pleasant lo Mir TnwuHcud Just before leutlng'"' inked her motliei 3 00 oil, iw. 1 illtl." vvuh tlit etithnsl- -Mjnsile repl.v. "I mulled mill wild, I t I t... i. i... n.... i i uW ...jn.ll, xouiimil, 'l. I, Kh.lll hud a lots better dinner than 1 1 V'. pcpaitnielil r lb" Intelbil, I' H I. Illlil tlltlm lit l.nkeWew. OH-gilll. Niillu- In hereb) given Pint Jennie C. Pnlllnger. of Kluliiiitb I'iiIK t'"' Kon. wlui. on August 17. f.His. made riinlier mid Stone application .No 03V.-, for w li n T -1 ,-t It. 'J 12 W M bH II led iintlie of Inlentloli to nuke lliml inoof, to on i.. I, lull I ilm in llni land above il Dally, delivered by carrier, ona week. KLAMATH FALLS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1908. PIVOTAL XKW VOHK. Tile reKlstrntlon In llreater Now I York (City) I 33.42S lower, or lens than the registration for the same tin) a of 1904. This may menu mid would seem to menn more loss to the majority than to the minority party. Put there U one niore dny for regis tratlon. It la complained tbnt the new rog l3tratlon law, and the questions re quired by It, atop many persons, who ore sensitive and nervous, when sub jected to the tenia. Very probably. The man who wishes to vote Illegally Is very likely to show embarrassment if required to answer plain and sharp questions when ho goes to register. In lirenter New York llrynu must get more than 1 on, 00(1 mnjorlt) to win. Will be Ret It? lie probably must set. In (Ireatcr New York, 120,- ooo majority, to win. Will he get it? It Is possible, but by no means pro bable. Careful estimates, from Im partial sources, place the l)rnn ma jority In Greater New York much below 100,000. This Is a Democratic mnjorlty very seldom exceeded. It was exceeded In 1S92. when Presi dent Cleveland was elected. It was exceeded again In 1902 on Govern or when the Republicans neverthe leaa carried the. state. Put Pryan was actually beaten In the City of New York In 1890, and In 1900 ho tarried It by only about 26,000. Parker carried It against Iloose telt In 1904 by a larger majority n little over 40,000. Hughes was beaten In the city by CT.000 In 190C, jet carried the state by nearly 54, ti 00. The election Is in tho cities of New York and Chicago but New York la most Important, Chicago merely sec ondary. Holms he ahull obtain In the i Ity of New York n majority exceed ing 100,000, Pryun cannot be elected. Put the city of New York, more fav orable to i'urkcr than to Pryan, gave Parker only 40,000. There Is no Intent to predict any thing. Put how Is Pryan to get 100, 000 to 200,000 majority over Taft In tho city of New York? Oregonian. l& thought I'd bue The November Pollnentoi I liming for hl-i subject Wmfnre of Hie I'lltine." Illiiini I'eicv Mitxlin. In mi uddreii define the Ainerluiii Clielillnil soclclv In Now Vol It I'ltv. I.lttlo Pram-Is. seven ,enm old. was' 11 warning to Amciliu lie being questioned. In the parlor, by u t (lf sister's beau iih to what I,.....!.,.. f.,r i it,.u...i Mi,,,..,.. lompnrlng conditions here with ihos, Hi Japiin That the living ituichllu will pla.v mi Important I'.nt In tin1 lUltllKP IN TIIK I'PIKNCK or tiik (iK.vri.Kit si:. nth Co ill bis nlllte. t Kliinialli Pall" Oregon, on the 2Mb duv of Noveiiihei lints. t'lllllllllllt Unities IIS wltticvii' W. Pelel. J I' lllltfluT .lf"e I'liivcii. Wither White, nil of Klamath Pulls. Ou-gnn J N WATSON. "J.y KegUti-l It's Up to You jgajjajajj H sisaissjisasaajasMMIU llltUt THIS MATTI5K OK CUTTING GOOD C I OCKlUPj ICjiiipk is imich vl V'Hii llfc Ntinllv v. u w,im KOo,j I'ooils. Wc have litem niul it's up in yn.i 1 ei ,lbV) liitely the best IUST 1MIONK 5 Hi- We il ,ilC r, VAN RIPER BROS. CANT HI2 HliAT CMASK SANHOKN lOIM'KES his oldest constituted lib) studies at school "Heading, writing, spelling mid ur llhinelle," promptly replied the lit' ue leuow waif.ire of the future Is I lie 1 untie- "lo ou know nnjthlng about till- '.i,,.. ,lf Ml,.i, ii,.ff.rrliiK to the need gar fractions!" was asked. ur,.a.,,r nreimredness for the eon- "Yes." replied the Indignant child. ;,Km.y f war. he said. We are "I know they are something uu 1 .lomliinled l. a boundless ego. oughtn't to be talking about before,,,,..,. Il,,,.aunll ,,,r,.rii!iii; our lm- sister!" Ttio November Delineator 1 lortmire and our power wllli thii Importance mid compared power of other nations mid of other races This Is mi outgrowth of our unprec edi'lited prosperltv We hnvo no teal iirui), mid though we have 11 some what powerful Iteet, Pnglnnd bus one nntlne Officer McCIItitle at .ymill.i ,"or, l'ro.oriioii io Up to August IS there had been 12. ,m,r n,'',,w r ,,,ni" 316 cases and 7.S30 deaths, and since 'I"1"1' "f ,,llU "f In Hit then the average number of deaths, w,,r'1' Cholera has claimed approximate!) 12,000 victims In the Philippines. since January I of this ear, infold ing to n detailed report mad to the public health service by Chief IJimi per week has been more than Ami Theae figures cover all the provinces, In many of which the conditions ure far worse than In Manila. Purlng tho week ending August 22 there were 1.005 cases and 703 deaths In the archipelago. Of thu deaths onl) 14 occurred In Itlial, tho provlnie In y BRICK WORK AND PLASTERING CIIIMNPYS ANP Milt-: l'I.ACI A SI'Ifl.M.IY H. E. CHILDERS KLAMATH FALLS, OHKGON 1 X t 1 I I i -::a4Hl DON'T BAKE Let us tin it fur mi Kvcrylhlnrf Home Mmlc. Reasonable. HKKAD A SPECIALTY. Wo put tip l. liinelifit. hIho IiiiicIh'i f.n- inn t mid pienie partien A ttliil will niiiMim is I'lii.iper to laij tlian I ImKi I'rlcei that It KLAMATH FALLS BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN Oct Our Hrcail at Cawkln.s. ("HAS P WOltPKN 1'reti.li'iit M WOIIDKN Cadilt r IIP MW.IIA.U I'lftVlmt The American Bank and Trust Co, 1 When one encounters a gradual! of n university, of menus and oppor tunity for public tiseflillness. who 111 lows his emotional side to overcome his Judgment so that he develops In-1 to a parlor socialist, without under-' DR. WM standing mithtng about the real' DR. C. P. MASON Dentist Vmerlcan 1'iinl. A Tru.t C'o.'i lliiil.lln.- which Manila Is lotated. Hollo pt ov- I'niigs or imitcrini nun i-iieiieiium Into renorled 39.'. deiubs. t'nlnn l.'.'l Progress In the world, then we hav. nnd 1 locos Sur i.2. In the Ideal condition of things the office should seek the man. W. II. Taft. a result with whlch.lt Is illlllcult liij he patient Wllllnnl II. Tuft AAA I do not at all advocate that a man I T. r,v ar. should adhere to party against high nr prlnclplennd conviction, but this llfen(.arly Kri.llt prindpu. Is all a aeries of compromises h f KOVt.rlim,.nlIl, policy -William II which little by little, and step b) !Tn(, step, progress toward better things is made. Wo must achieve what we can at the time we ran, and must Irt other alms and objetts of the highest good abide a different opportunity for their attainment William How-1 nrd Tuft. aa Kxpeilence will show that there are fields of buslnehs action which the j government can better cover than1 MARTIN Dentist Office over Klamath County H.ir.k rsLrriiosK 19 D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney at Law Klamath Kails, Orin 1 1 1 1 Jt,.Z3-'.'r-) I f- I I M. -H""""' tTT' 1 ?;H j.rTi k'' I -l- '-il 1 r :p S" 'N m w isiixi. AAAAA.OAAAA A tsAAAAAAAAAA4i I Don J. Zri. vi r, Ahefraf'Hnd I I M. Hum, President tHHirOClUHJ Vlct-1'ii-..an.rirrna CAPITAL, $100,000.00 Cor. 3th and Msvln Sirrcl prlvato enterprise; nnd there nre nl bo fields over which, becauso of prob-1 ability of abuse by private enterprise, the government should assume con trol, not by way of Initiation and ad-' ministration but by way of effective i regulation. W. II. Taft. Maps, PUni, Blue frlnta, Etc. Klamath County Abstract Co. Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers Pti.T K itiiiil'w, Secretary Klamath Falls, Oregon a AA-..j.4a-aH J. L. CUNNINGHAM I ARCHITECT and BUILDER illinium; li) lm v In I'liin. nml -iHilllmii,,,,. ruriiUli.il. IMInmte glwn ..11 sll l".-s ,,f W.,,1.. frnlii Mimll l'iillKe In llltiir lliillillhi.. In lli'lue I Iillir l)li-, nrlgllllllll) nml l- HllJ )mir pl.ins itikiii,l I,) inn. i'Hom: hi-.. lltls(.NC I Uu'lilng Mnrl, It.lH.-. 11 Hill mill 1Mb. WsmW AA....AAHI 1 s. f A t I f f. I O bF fnjitwas' k You are All Welcome lit VllltOH A cordial invitation is extended to all out of town friends to make our store their headquarters while attending the the Strtee! Carnival, which will be the grandest celebration Klamath County has ever witnessed. Bring your baggage here and ask all the questions you desire. You will not be expected to buy, although we will not deny you the pleas ure of seeing the Finest Stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing in Klamath County. FREE -.arm K, P.H,. We will refund your stage fare from any point in Klam ath County if you will purchase $25 or more worth of merchandise at our store. Portland Clothing and Shoe The Outer Garment Shop for Men W CLOTHE MOP THN H&IF THE MEN IN TOWN Store If M i l f l 1

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II I. MUM "I INTKIHOH, I I, Mini Ollli'o, WiihIiIiikIiiii, I), LiMinl III. MMIH NOTH'K Or I)ii,Ti)N r I'inii.u' i.ANim tl"l .Ml.M rtiNII li.Mlll. t i i I. ..i il... t M IM'M'I'l lilli'H IIHIl till Hoi'O'tiuy or i iii niii'iiiir mi L iiiirliin'iiliil ninm nt Willi K In mi lut ii tln hiiiiiii tifTi'Ux liliillltwal Tut IlllKMllllll llllHIH till' III I HI HUH' III I bill :i SSi. nir iinii 111 tinnier. Inh llm Kliiiiuitli I'nijeit, (ni. t hi' fnlliiwlMK il"Kcrl!ii'il IiiiiiIu tit lit o( iiH'Kiiiii iinii ny inn lli riii II hi wim ilium mi iiiivii (ill IH'H lllllll" lllllllix M'ninn'll lint nllM'l M Inn Wll lull IIWII, n nl iiiiriiillliti'il, will lin t In Hi'l 1 1 lit llllitnl llm iiih. 1,1 laitH or llm iiiiiiimi milieu mi Nut Imr -H, I'JUI. III III" c(iiMiliilnl niiMi lniriiln, lo-wlt: Tlllll II lIlil'HHi mi (lllllll nil lllirijlll, In fiivor of iihiliilirr unit iiiiiiimi iln fnliiliuil, illmiolvliir. llm IiiiiiiIii uf Mini lllilliliy now iixlnlllli: i'Iwiim plnlli HIT mill ilnrmiiliitit, nml rm itui'li ntln-r M'llnf UH lllliy lin n t In mly. Thin HHiiiiiiiiini Ih HKfvml liy nilil. rnlliin In llm Cvniilni: llmnlil, n ilnlly liiiWHiiiir uf C'lmiiil Imitation, liulillNlinil lii KIiiiiimIIi County, Hlutn uf Ori-Kini, liy null. i- uf llm Hun (InorKii Nuliiml, .liiili-n uf tint Chiiiii jf'uiul fur llm iiihi .linlli lnl iihimt I of imlil Hlntn, iinii,. r limn uf ixtolini i, mim, Willi II lliunr lnillrni MM III HlllllH III till lltllill.l.i .1 f... .1. .j I I l 111 lllll I ITU' li. ,uti'iiiii"r -n, imn, um i.. Lj 1 IMIVlt Wkl'lifa i-iiluiiii in ini il... it tin Hiitijnit iii mury, miiiK, mjr ui imiuimt, mill, nml iiiIIiik un thn Kill ilny uf Nim.ijilmt. puis imiiik'i: i:vanh. I '-"i Attorney lur I'lalhilfT ,lnli lllllll I Illlmr JS, I ".Hi'l, I nlli'il Htnli'ii I, nml Olllm nt litt, (lU'C.ini, WHIIIIIIK Imllii: iv KlM n tlinl liu lii'iniili win Ini II...I in itn ii ur nxnri'lmi nut wluiii'ti'r nnnVr miy ki'IIIkiiii'IiI uinillnli Ix'KHli "Hi'l' Aili:ut 2.'!,. ami lirlol III .MlVi'llllii'l 211,' nil mull Ki'ttlniiii'lil ui iniiiim iliiK fuililiinrli IIiiiih tin rrllii'liml .Mi'tlillmi H, II K i; Hi; M, Him- ;n I III. I) llCNNKll, f 'onitiiln ii r, tii'lH'im i .mm wimii, ji:hhi: i: wii.hu.-, aciihk itiir uf llm Interior. HI MMUN. mil I 'mi It uf III" lltltn uf Oln- In nml fur Klutiiitlli I'miiily. o in I' lluKKK. I'lnlnlllT, vm IM- I' llnHK.". H'fnintunl. Hum l.ilminl I' lli'KKK. IMeliilitlil lillllin uf til" tlllll)' uf Ori'KUII. Hi,, imti'iiy K'inriMi hi iuikhit bmpliilt.t lllml n:nlnt uii In llm 1'iitllli'il ult un ur linfiitii tlm liU uf Nuii'iiilmr, liioi, beltir. ki il:i tiM'nirllH'il In llm unlnr iillilluilluli uf tllln hiiiiiiiiiXih, Irnt iiiitillrntlun uf ttlilrli beliiK tlilm tlm :ml ilii) uf UrluliiT, ntnl if nii foil I" niinwi'r, fur llicri'iif llm iitnlntirr will iipl'l) mint fur llm nll'f ili'tnniuli-il Noriri: or imiui'dhcii i:-i i:s. hiuv ui- hi.vin sriti:i.-r. Nulltc In lit'KllI Kl Villi llllll llm i'kiii iiiiiii Cuiini ii ur tlm i'it) or k tn iii ntli I'll 1 1, ilnniiin It i xnilnit In in- imiil ilili iitrint fiuiii ii iKiini :ir, r Hillllll LI (li'KlrnH lulu l; t, wnitliiii.li. ily iiiiiii. t ur Mm Ii I n h, tlic (II) 1 1 III 11 ii iIUIiiiiio ur L'l.l f.'i't 'I'u iln mi It will tin in i kii i in iii iruiilnli a Ktrli uf t:iunti,l Iimuiii;Iiu: In i: II Hint). Till? rliy I'liKllU'iT Ihih rillM')ni mill pllllli'il llm iiuiiini'i nilniinluii iuhI flli'il liU H'liuit iiinlnllilliK miili ilnt mnl nuri with liu- I'ullrn Jllili;i', milil li'imil ImlliK HiitUfiic- tiii: IUiAMAIII IIIIIKJAIIO.V I'lllMIICr. Ily U. II. Ilnllmumi. I H. Itt'iliiiimllun hnnlli-. 'I hi' Kliitiinlh I'lnjcd linn iiiirrii.'lunt l iiii',ii'iiikmI In llm hiillillliK r Ux IlllKlltlllll H)HllMII III IllUIn Hlitlll'lllllllt In U'lniKi' wn. Tint IiiiiiI uf IIiIh luujnil ui'iu Iiiiki'I) III lultntu uwni'i iihli hi'luin llm tlnin Mm Km liiliintluii Kurl(i' Ik'kiiii I Ih iuiiiiriiliuiiulvi Hchiiiiiu uf liilr.ntlun ilnvi'loiiliii'lit. I'nivluiiH tu tlm niilrmini or tlm i;ov- I'Miinniit Into thin llnlil, two miuill prl- tiitu liiliiutliin ilhiiilitH i'kIhIimI un llm inujiil nml tlm niiili'iiH fui fiirni iml ilniiii.nt nml luwii IiiiIIiIIiik w;m nl iniiil I'hlnhllHlmil I pun llm mlwnt or llm Ki'i'lmiinlloii llnivlii'. iiillnnt- nmlit mm iiimln uf nxlHlliJK wnlnr llKlilH In tlm illHltlit, nml Innil III 1 1 1 1 -till" uwiii'inhlli wiih niilincrlhiil tu III" IuuJkI, In mi in iIiiiii with llm ti'iiii of llm llm l.inmlliili Ail At llm ui'H "lit Hill" llmii' In lint lltll,' IiiiiiI In llm luojml i ii In liiilin'iili'.'iil null), mnl I'HtiihllhliltiK ii liuliU' iti'lmrnll) mi i. illii tin' Miiihnn" ur Imnl fi mil llm in "innt uwni'i 'I lin iiihi liimn or Imnl in iiiitnii' iiHiinmlilii iiinlir n i:utirn- III It IHIlJl'lt III It V In- lOIIHlllnll ll II) iiinti) M'tlli'iH im hntlni: iiiiitnrlnl ml- mil ui:n ntnl- huiiii'Hli'iul 1'iitiloH on imhllr Imnl, nn, fui Itmlmui', tlm uioru i.iplil iiiiiilr"tii"iit uf till", HiuiikIi Im wnti'i llnlil nlillK.'illuiiii me llm iMlii" In liolh riini'H A i"i'Hon pill lllinlllK Imnl fllllll ll prltllt" iltlHT nt HAW MIM., AM) TIMIICIt UMI run ham;. Twi'tily mlllluii feet uf flti'i kiiw llliihiT, Kiiw .Mill, rnpiulty twunty llioiiHiiiul fni'l, fliMt f Iiihi iiiutliliiur)', i IokkIiii! miikoiih, liurHi'H, mnl linrtii'itii cutiiplcli' Now pliinliif! mill, uxl Uiy, fliOUO.'i", Inti'Ht Improvi'il iiin chltmiy. Now Hlilnulu mill, (iipnclty 2Ii,ihiii llului-i'ii i.'IkIiI mi' Inn tlnin im ml ilollnrii win Hi uf lunilmr on limul I'lanlm: Mill, Huw .Mill, DryltiK Huiiho Hunk IIuiih", Cool: IImiiko, mnl othvr lillllillliKH urn nil i;oml IjiiIIiIIiikh, Thin propi'ity Im Kltundil In tint Imurt of thn KIiiiiiiiIIi Irrlcnllon I'rojnd, nlii ly luiiitnil mnl a Hplnmllil niuiknt for tlm liinilii'i Tlm niitlr" piopnrty In orTnri'il fur n nlioit lime for t3C,iOO. It In niHlly soi Hi li.n.nnn. Cor mil iiiorniutlon H"i', or wrllu, K. II I'lTCH, .Mnrrlll, Uncoil. u.-iMi ackix riicr. uir) in um (.uiiiiuul null, miili ii uuii' ".tntilUlmH hiiIIIi li-iit UH" to ulc In hi'M'hy Klvi'ii Hint nt llm pyiiliir tulti nunm inillt nt llm luinl Ktiirnii. nmi'tliu: uf Hm Common Council on Mninlii) I'M'iiInc, OitolnT I 'it Ii. Iliiil, mi oiillnmun will In- .ulnpt "inhoO) liiK mull I "poit mnl within i:u iIhh llii'ti'iifliT iipptiitni'ni will In- nppolnt 'I lu it I it I Hm ilrnnmv", If mi). Ill h.llll IIWIHT, I' II lll'llt) A I. I.IJAVITT, 2 'J Colli,' Jiulf." ippose You Have Dim tliat it-quiiei (I) a coal an inch rter or longer, (2) a collar higher or rer, or (3) ihouldeu narrower or wider the measurements of standard size ady'to-wear," ready-made clothing can secure complete satisfaction only himi lur Clothes Made to Order. exclusive local representative of lid. Price Co., Chicago's famous mer- nt tailors, we ate able to furnish you the finest clothes to your measure for ch lesa than a small tailor would have charge. Choice of 500 Fabrics I the latest and most exclusive patterns, and 28 original fashion s. Examine particularly cloth Nos. 4839, 4866 and have us your measure early. intfltOrilim9 Geo. W. Mclane, Frop 11 iHtw' j ''lOhmst iBsW I' slHTsWsl sr 'svsr assksB V Wwil 1DI iSkl t,.al IMII V Km Ii ll lutiilltlun In iiiil pmollliln In liiillli'Kti'llilllii: Cllliiuli'. Tlm i lliiint" ol llm ICIniuiitli llanln ih Hi'iiil-iulil nml In thn iiiiiIii fatur ilil" 'llm inliifull oiiiiim IlirK"!)' Ill iln- wiutnr moniliH.iiinl ntniimi'K nhuiit fuiirii-i n Itu Iii-h iimiiiall). Snow fit 1 1 h III Wlllhl, tllllilllli HO l-Mltlll' pITloilH ol iuhI wn.it Pit nuiir 'llm Hmr tiiuimti'r linn ri kIH'K''I nt n-io lull ri'W Hun x In the paiit llfti mi yi'iirn. Tlm hiiiniiii'in tiro t"IH'r:illy ili-iMitut ttlth iitilfoinilt i-iiol nlr.liU. Tlm rlon" lontluili) ur tlm hiinlii tu Hiirruiiiul iii: liUliluiuPi i mm uiiiihIuiiiiI lain f.oiiH in Um nprlm: nml Koiiictlumji i.lllmr iltll) lull IllHtN Tlm pioli-il In "niM-clnlly rrii- fiutn villi' Htm ma C)ilotu- um iiuKiiuvmi, tint IiIkIi w Imlii. mi i otiinionl) pri-nnnt III mill illntrli In, ill" tmtnr III ntl ili'liii llm KoiithiTti I'arlllc Coinpany In itiiitli urtliiK n ni'W llim on thn Slinnta Kuiiti fiuiii V.'.iil, California, illnct I to Itl.iiunili I'nlU. 'I'll In lltm In llnlnhi'il lu Um tut. n uf ('a lor anil nliiKnn umii it fiuiii Ililn point iivit K mil iuiiiIh with Um Klatiiiitli l.aku Ii iiilliu: I'loin tin' laiiillni; n ntoain- i myki'H ilallt riinn tu ICImiiath I'.tlU 'llu lallroail in ioiiHiiiiIiik tu hiilltl frutu Cnlor mnl iliirltu: I '.mis will Im roliipli'ti'il lo wlllilti Inn inllnn of tint proji'i I Intiitn It In Kt'imiall) tiiiili'iHtuuil that tliln niw hranrh will Im I'Mi'tiilniiil nnrtli fiuiii Klamath I'ltlln mnl In'tomo tilt I- ltnati-1) llm mil I n lltm lit-tttri'ti San I rranrlniu mnl I'nrtlaiiil. Tlm l.iikt'Hliln company Inn 2(U ncmn uf Imnl umlnr the Ailauin ditch Hint It will Kltu ItCNT l'Hi:i: foi onu year. Thin Inclinlnn Hm use of thu Inml mid wnti-r. Tlm rnntnr inunt clear ami plnro tlm lain! In ciilutlvn Hon. Tlm imitir ni'lii nil tho rrupj hut wo rcH'.-rvu tlm rlglil In pnituru Hm nttibblo. Tin) f jiki-nluV C'oiiiianj-, J. I'rntik Ailnmn, .MnmiK'jr, Merrill, Oregon. MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value When blocks In Mills Addition were offered at biirtfain prices u number of shrewd inves tors bouht; since that time valueB have increased materially. These Lots are Bargain Buys at present prices, and thorn is every reason to anticipate an advance in prices. Remem ber these lots are FIFTY feet in width and ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET deep- more than double the area of most town lots offered to investors. FRANK IRA WHITE Office on Fifth Street CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE FRANK WARD Land Salesmen. v-:..:.. axs.-:. I"w li-nnr. Hotel with criTjlliIni; now, dining room kltclmn, elKht rooinn, parlor; lino pntroniii;", feci I m: from K.O tu J 00 ilnlly. Inqiilru at Hotel Dorrln, Horrln. California. 8-Gtf .noiici: nut ri iii.ic.vrio.v. Ilcpartiiii'til uf tlm Interior, U. I.an.1 (Jillc, nt Uki-vlfw, Un-Riin. WW 'Zu. Save TimeS Money f Kuii, who, on Hnpt. Ifl, I'JQb. itinili' f I Tlinhi-r ami Stotm Application, No. U.1M, fur WHHWVi, .Section 32, Tp. .'17 H It t i:.. W. .M hnn fllcil no tlii,' uf It.ti'iitluti lo intiku l'lnal I'roof to i-ntnhllnli (Inliii tu tho Ian J nliovo ilnirrlh-il. hi'fori' ('utility Clerk or Klamath County, lit Ills olllcu nt Klainatli ralln, Oregon, un the till) uf DiTetiiher, t'JUh. Clnlinniit iinini'H in wltneKson: i V. .Mcljitie, Mary K. .Mct.nne, .1. S. Mllln. II. II. Lawrence, all of Klamath, 1'alK Oregon. J. N. WATSON. 10-12 UvRlitcr. Heavy Frclghtlnd a Spccldty. Basjgasje Orders Are Given Prompt Attention 0. K. Transfer Storage Company Having up-to-date Dlano trucks we solicit your fine piano movlnrj Office S71 PHONES Barn 873 KENYON 5 GRIMES, PROPRIETORS --:---:rf I Calln will ho n ho tit niltlwny between iS.iti 1'raiiilnci) nml l'nrtlatiil, tho tils jtanrn to each port lining nhuiit 350 tnlliK from Hui Klamath llasln. -W- .SnlMttlli" fur Thn llernlil, tho tieWHlent papnr In the Klamath basin. NOTIt'i: FOIt l'L'III.ICATIOX. Department of tho Interior, U. S. I.aml Olllco nt Lnkevlow, Oregon, September Ifl, l'JOS. Nollco Is hereby given that Wllllnm i:. HiDtlen. of Klamntli Knlln, Ore- gun, win), on August r., iyus, inntio Timber ami Stono nppllcntlon, No. 0401. for noi iiw'i, Sec. 29, T. 37 S It. a ll.. W. M., lins flleU notice ot Intention to make final proof, to e tabllnli claim to tho land abovo tie Hcrlbt'tl, beforo County Clerk Klain- Klamath iith County, nt lila olllco, nt Klamath1 By Arranging Your Railroad Trips and Securing Tickets at KLAMATH FALLS. Eastern Trips Arranged Over shortest routes equipped with through Pullman and Tourist Sleepers, Dining and Chair Cars. Tickets Sold at Lowest Rates Baggage checked through to Destination, Sleeping Car Berths Reserved. CALL ON OR WRITE Southern Pacific KLAMATH LAKE NAVIGATION GO'S OFFICE l'nlN, Oregon, on the 2Sth day of November, l'JOS. j Clatmnnt names an witnesses: Albert llarrlion, A. M. Jamison, John O. Sclmllock, Hen Carlisle, all uf Klamntli Falls, Oregon. J. N. WATSON, I 9-19 Hegtstcr. T. A. K. FASSETT, CITi TICKET AGT. w:-c :-ic6eg -Herald Ads Pay- 'iWi'V.Ts iMEUf." J WV 0 livn j Wti Z au'Vv 3,K.,'V''A t X. i",!K-"M' i x. i s: a 3? Af Jf tc.i iKil ;m KS-. m We invite you to make your headquarters at our store and while here look over our immense line of LADIES TAILOR SUITS, MENS and BOYS CLOTHING, The Latest in SHOES, DRY GOODS, Everything you need. The Boston Store pmpam IT matters much in the strenuous! !-1 cnicM tf -ri, nllnw 'Plijk BWM. UI.M..VM J VIM M..V-n MW Gotztan Shoe to aid you. 'fits hke your foot print" and takes away the usual foot dis- comiort. ouieei s At easy ,in the as surance that your S&jJ feet arvfiSMSjij well clad.IfcgTj? TheGotzi FOR SALE BY The Store That Will Save You Money. t THE BOSTON STORE -&V

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X s s Honest Goods Honest Work Honest Prices Honest Guarantee BRIEF MENTION l?ttlann'ti lulitut (miif.ii ...1 latiilniil.i l AlntHTi)l ItwonlK nro In. Coiiin mill llhimr them at .Millions cuiiiri- Oth mnl V M.iitt Uii.....lu t.t Main stioctH. t: Mm. AnKi'ii) ami ilmmlilri. MIh (1IiuIh Anki'ii, li'ft thin niniiilMK fui V 1' Wliltnoy ant) family, of Mor-1 ,':,"i'- rill, mo In tlio city Kronh MurKHli 0.Ktim at tlu Mini aii'li. Tint liml on llin iiiatlii'l. Tlu artlMt mi'iy ill" anil nut Kiminiilrt'il (n8h. If' Damv nt Ollui-'o Hall Tnnltiht. Chun, I.nnil)irl. tliu Klamath KuIIh- il.aki'knv kIrko man. In In tho city i from llonania 1 If .Mm want tln dent fmli mutem In I tin- market n to tln .Miniaicli Mi'i icantlli' I'oiiiiniii.t. HIkIiI otT tho h'o liimt at Ollti'l't Hall ToiiIkIiI. I Alma IVii'iHti'lni'i wonl out on tho We Have It C3 roi'M) -On .Main Kiwi, a Kmin. b,"' nioinlim i tain Pen. 117(11 It nan n te drt lurhrj fnr unr v VI Ul At BJ JUU V 0W WOWVUW. V JW1 J t Jewelry, watch wore, optical worK, etc.r Also, while the ouiet Summer season is on I there are interesting things doing in the I price line III Ml JOII HOOII till' ClItlllMll I'l.'l Dont fail to call, first or last, before you buy G. HEITKEMPER, JS. Leading Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician REPUBLICAN BLOCK tain roil, nmii'r can liao came lit i A Killing III III llllll U tlllll 1IIIMIIIU lirUP' till... I I..- I 'ilium ill ttimi'ir. im' .n-w.rn'i IV. II I. IlitliU.ltl V. It'll), mill Will l'll:lHl' III tlio IHIIlllli' V l-'onllcs rottirmil last own.'"' ilfiitlnlr.t hoio. nR from San tmiirl.ro horo ho hii v f Iii'i'ti for tho piiKt throo M...kH. Tin. nowi'st rrontlimi In Jowolry at (limot will loiiw In a il.it 01 mi i Winter. Tlio .low oloi I'.' fr (Woll to Hioinl a month n taui 1. Hull with hlii hiothi'i X' S I Whllo. iiianiiKi'r of Iho llli; Tlllasln l.uiiihor Coiiimii. ttlui In In-' Tako Mini witch wink ilmlio: li.o ,iati'ilnl IhirrW, Im In tlio rlt). CiiiiiImiI In Inlorii All wolk will I haw iuiiiiil atti'tit'oii ami U huiii New koiuU anil notv ilfxlmm In i( n.,.,,, i ISIlwrwiire. Jowolry mnl t'lockri, at MclluttaiH. io I! S Clmk. an otllclal of thoSiiiith .crn Puiitli' Comiimi), Is how fiom I l.i'H AiikoIi'h hulking over Iho cilllll- ny III): III SI I III'M II IMI'llltllll l IIDMIslK n mi.s, im i.i ihmi i,i.uuii.s. iinm.ii.s nwi ils ,M mm n iii,i.i:i'n .srii:iii.i iiw. iMMium, s, MNl (Illicit I.IM..S i'i!iti:s i'ikim .mi i" "i I'l-ii i' Hi: Ull.l. Illls VM.I It I'lllll n: unit IIIMimi,. Tniir iiii:i tir mum: iiiom n (Hunt mm m s: i.n-r iituM in ii i. turn: i.im i si itiisr nti.iM nut i n irri.-n in i. imi H VIS Star Drug Store 'THEY HAVE IT Mi i M tiH)tu'i ami itauKhtir. Mttt II. It IVn. Wii iliU mnl nlMK for Si-atlh' iifii'i it vUU with Mi ItiHilirr iili WHY SUFFER FROM Kidney 1 Bladder Troubles When MYAL'S STONE ROOT COMPOUND It inch a positive rcnedy? It itlmulatcs thekldneyi to the full performance of their function, eUminatea uric poisons from the system and acts at a toothing, healing agent upon tkt bladder. By Its finely use, healthful conditions of these organs are promptly restored. FKICX, $1.00 per bottle UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY...... Klamath Falls, Oregon CORNEK 7th and Main Streets I C'omo ami lici.r Taft il'i'iik at MiiIIith. mnl llrynn to For Ki'iicral houio clcanlni: ami I'hlmnoy uttcciilni! cnll on Wolib MoiikoIiI. Phono SU3. aJ Guaranteed Paints .Mlxrf lolt WatHon, ili'imty Count) Clerk, ii'tnrtu'il last ovoiiIiik from Axhlaml, wlicro hIio linn Iiooii on linn Imiiii Cotiklln's SoIM'IIIIiik I Tlio hitit anil t ho i'Ii-ii nost. At .MrllnttmiM to OctohtT KiIIhoii Iti'iiinU nro In at MiiIIith, hi Hamilton Mil I key Ih In the it to la from Ills pluco on Iho Tort mi I Wo liavo full lint' of You will save nimioy by till) In;: i a..... I hibhIiImi.. a. .1 all ....IV ..H.- B.iniHi. iiiiiiiiuva nilu iill lit jifiii ntin" InK machlno iupitlcs nt Mullvm. cor- f nor Main and Gilt ttivln. 7-3 Hf i' IMIhoii Now Amlifiiil, or I-iiiIiiiiI' Iti'iimli onl on wile at Wliili'iH, 'I hi' Jowt'lur I- II I' llooy. I'oimtriiilloii oiikIiioit of tlio Soiitlivrn Pacific who linn cliarci' of the California NorthoaMtorn Dlmarilril t'ariict Sample for IIukm Vlrull Son. f. 'i if W. P. Fuller's Pure Prepared PAINTS A Big Line of Heating Stoves Just Received GEO. R. HURN FOR YOUR BENEFIT A Ladles' Fine Leather Lined Hand Bag, worth $2.75, will be given away during Fair Week (Oct. 12 to 17) to the Lady purchasing the largest Bill of Goods at one time during that week, at THE DEAL "Klamath Falls Racket Store." Opp. Court House 11.11. IIUIinp ciiini' In fiom lliinaiira Itmf iil.itilni' lit. t.ifl flild titiirfilnt lUIUny. innit up from hM h.-a.lqi.nr. f.,r cn,)r toiH at tnlnr last otonlni:. Son Ins inucliliii'M for rout hy ilay, Soo Vlrcll Son for .ill klmU of wook. or inmilh. At .MiiIIitm. PIiiiiio lloimo KiirnUliiiiKH. Wo inn nao jt4, on mono). Wo havo KomilhliiK ti'' In tho Jainli Itiicck returned toilay from niattieiii lino. VlrKll ti Son. f. lAnlilaml hvrt ho went after a loail 'fr .:-'-:-'-'..t of frnlt All vlnltnrn to tho Carnhal bIioiiIiI Mn I'dNon'H now Inteiitliiii at Win-ti-r, Tho Jeweler. l: Kurnlktiml Whllp. rtMiliin to tri ll. H-VMt Phil Cooilnln, tho Kovoriiment on-1 Klnoor ho lum heon at Clear Uike. ramo to ton toilay for meillcal at teml.inre. It Ih helloteil that ho him i I Six moro oxriirslnnlstn nrrlveil hut 1 nlulit from San Krniiclno anil Oak-J typhoid fever land. This in.ikm fourteen t ho have ion )nur hvkiik innriiiiio iriiiiiiun taken mltnntnKo of the low rut en. TIckotH for tho excurxlim ito on salo four (laK, ciuiiiiienclriK with tho 1-th. anil It It prohahle that moro will arrive tonlKht to i:. V. Muller. riiune 254. IIohh Sutton In lii from Dairy lit Ins hi" nlnter. Mm. CeorKo CluiHtalii Will liny TIiuIkt I havo hjiiiij Watson Van Sickle PRACTICAL BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS Estimates Given on all Kinds of Buildings. Store Fittings and Cabinet Work. We are Making a Specialty or Furniture Made to oider for people who want something dif ferent from the usual styles. SHOP AT 7th ST. AND KLAMATH AVE. Phone No. 36 Persian Patterns In Axminiter Body Brussels and Wilton Velvets. GILLETIES FURNITURE HOUSE K. V. Mllllftr rirrli tlm lnnrut tock of Edison pbonoKrapln and ,no",'y l""t ,n ,,,r cla1""'' lf Kold moulded record. In Klamtth tho prlco Ih rlKht. I.. JACOIIH. Mam-1 utli KalU. 2Stf. I 1 Kn)-iX I Col Klonr, ailvanio iiKent for tin iCikhardt (.'umpany, left (lit I for DorrU and Weed, whl hill for ono iiIkIiI hIiiiiiIh. Krom then ho will k north and take In tin totviiii alonK tho main lino to Port I.i ml. JiiiIko Noland, ProH Altor Ik mornlni:''" '",,rl ll'rltr Hliliuril.'j" ch ho will'1'"" ul" '''"Vl' mornlni; fur -J- A.V (II'1'OIITI'.MTV VOll CAIt.MVAl, VISITOItS. I.nkevletv to altend tho Oiioliei term of tho C'ln nit Court KOIt HKNT-llouiK'ki'vpInK nnd of. flru rounm In tho Worilen Illk. Tho HOTEL HOUSTON RATES Single Meals 35 cents Meal Tickets, 21 Meals $5.00 Rooms 25 and 50 cents per night Rooms $1.50 and $2.00 per week J. A. HOUSTON, Proprietor rooiiiH have been nowly kaUomliied, Knqiilre nt StlltM Company Store. L'l WOOD 8AWINO a inoclaltv. All A tliiimo to Kt jour holiday Klftn. ordor will receive prompt attention. ipipmwk mem iroin an rifKuni ami j, i Fielder. 30tf new uiHpiay, tlio elaljoratenesn of 1 WELCOME Carnival Visitors Wo uInIi to uiinniinro to all I'aniital llloiii Hint wo havo Imwii enUrgiiig and liuprutlng our tore building to Miorn. nuxUUr our Imineiue Stock of Wat(he, Clmk, Jewelry Cut Ulac, Hllrerttaiv, Munlcul lu ktruiuetita, HUtlouery, Etc. We hVo tho het eleclul uliH'k In Cenlial Oregon. Wo Invite all CuruiVNl vUltorn to make our .toix- your heailijuur lent While u the city. A Houtenlr (or ull Kllor. Come in uud get ucqunluteU. H. J. WINTERS! JEWKLim AND OPTICIAN IMMHMMIMMHOtMt I We Deliver to Any Part of Town. which Iiiih never hcen hovii In thin district. Mr. lloltkeinpvr'H storo may right fully ho termed "Tho Hoiiko of Qual ity." Newest creations In all Jewelry lines, and plenty to thoosn from, livery want has heon anticipated. (ioodH rlk'ht. Pi hen rlKht. Work rlKht. (Iiiaranten rlKhl. See for )onrself. IIKITKKMI'KIfS next door to tho Postofllco. BALDWIN Hardware STORE Phone 261 MMmMMMM In buying Drugs, Chemicals and their i official prepara i tions, we buy only from, the moit reliable i sourcei, insuring the Highest In Quality. i: GHITWOOD DRUG CO.! -.4. A.a444 sss EAGLE Pool and Billiard Room A Gentlemen's Resort All the Hest (Jradt's ami Hrantls of Cigars and Toboccofc Soft DrinkH find Mineral WntcrH. R. M. SARTER, Manager. Main Street, Between 6th and 7th Streets 95(44H '''44! CENTRAL CAFE Open Day and Night Private Dining Parlor Oysters Served In Any Style J. V. HOUSTON, Prop. New Goods for Fall and Winter We always have carried a Kood stock and now it is biKKer and better than ever. Our stock of DRESS GOODS never was as complete as now, ranRinB in price from 15 cents to $2.50 per yard. We have the hest line of OUTINGS we ever had and the prices are low. U is impossible in this small space to brinK our stock before you i detail, but we have this to say-We never before owned so Kood a line and never sold ,,oods so cheap. Our entire line is better and cheaper. 1 Stilts Dry Goods Co. f .V1 '4 a-