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From His
WILL BE MANUFACTURED HERE
Patent I J foster Will Soon
lit I tilltirr of Spokane
ol Article in United
l i hi i worth, I lie Kluiiuith In
unllto t ii iiiik temiieu ii ni-ni
,5ni front "i" "' I''" Inventions. On
I'rbrimr I ! ' . In wn urit ti t -! n
latent nil nil I'KK Hater, ii simple cle
rk,., nml alum llii'il ln linn liewi
sotklnf i " mi'ltioil In put I In In-
trnllon mi On murki'l A few lay
no, IM! l.allnrr, u imiiniUaloii iiinii.
t,f Dpottmic Wash , was sjinwn III';
latcnlluii ninl It Impressed lilm mi
larotalili 'hat In' nl unco began in-
tetlatlona for certain territories. II
niiillcl In lil purchasing tin- right
(or Ilic "lire" nlittt. Ori'Kon, Wnali
Irfton ami Idaho, p)lng ISUiifl for
tirli oni
l la M I allnrr'a Inttinlliin to II
rounir f ik' ' In Oregon, while ln
lll hand Washington with agent,
ioJ lie in not decided llon (lie
Banner Ik will handle Idaho In, Im'
It Ii probaMe t lint Im will pufnguutl
la the nil in tlmt state In the near
future
Mr Uillarr Intend to push the lu
nation In lii territory and ho con-
ilder It nnn tif tlio beat thing that
l.U inn In tila opinion It solve
'be qutntlon of testing eggs for ttn
tommluloii merchant, for the more
trepcra and aluo for tho producer. ,
It ja a dcrlie that la caally liandlrd
Iclnt a imall hox with a alot for light
mj t plate Kins.i in the bottom. It
ua If made to aa to teat any num
trr ol tut at ono time. Tho Invrn-
Hon will toll for 13, and J. V. (loel-
It, of ttila city, haa secured the solo
.nufactiiro of It In the United
Etatrt Mr (loollor has alroady or-
!rtd tho malorral necessary to turn
t a number of tho Inventions and
III Initnl I special machinery for
cinufarturlnis tliu article.
The Inwutlon la vory simple, yet
t JiK I Im work faster and heller
bn aii)thluK now In use. With Iho
'(vice mull) to t,.-t Kx ,.,, nt n
Ime, tliu Vlilin tll )(, i01cj a fn.i
u they cm ho put on and tnkon off
"t Im i rcnnlrim mi lllii. mil
,... .... ...., ....
July Specials
SPECIAL PRICES
We will lell our
of Dishes at less
lOpercentoffKVuixs
ON SKIRTS. DUCK SKIRTS AND
SILK PETTICOATS
""" SEE BARGAIN COUNTER
K.K.JK' STORE
Invention
Ho in Market Will lli I'uslicd
(Jocllcr Solo Miinulor.turcr
States mid territories
"Veil miiiHliliii' iiltliniigli II unrkH In
heller lliWllllIlKi whi'li ln mm Ik
shining II) .inn nf iirilliiai) llr.hl
hi ii inn rt-inlll) illMlmiiiMi iii'twi-en
n fii'uli nml n t.iul ..(! Tin-re u mil"
question Inn tlmt Hi" liiMiit Ion w
Im ii seller nml ttuii .Mr Kuiitliuurth
will iiiuki' ii fui I inn' fioiii hH I in i'ii
llli gelilm It HI !" a mailer nf
great iiiiiMiiliiiri' in i'i-riiiii' en-niKi-il
In li.iuilllnr i-kkh
riiiiuin) .MnkiH (IimhI .tmiin.
In tlu comedy "Tin. (llrl I'roni At
liiiiiy." I Im Miiiik iiiiiiiuii' ph-imed a
will filled Iiimim- lual iiIkIiI Tin' play
,m ImiKhuhle throughout liiul tliu
in mi) humorous Munition. i.ni'liii
Int: In rapid kiicii'Mliiii, kept I he
litiuso In n riiiiilniioii uprnnr
Tin orchestra supplied excellent
muile and the rornct plu)liiK by I'mf
Itlcn mid tlin violin imnlc by MIm
HiivIIIiik viert aiming tliu strongest
(ruluro of, tliu etculng' enierlan-
lllellt.
Kullowlng tliu performance tliu
i-ompnny gave a dance which una
largely attended. Tlii Laketlvw or
chestra furnished tlio music fur tliu
lornulon nnd the eent naa a wry
, . .
eno)nlilo one.
ToiiIkIU Ihu .Mnlig troupe kUih Its
farewell performance, "Down on thu
1'arui " TIih play Is one that nppeals
to thu audlonco and will kI satis
faction to thu theatre goers.
Tin- compnny will po to Odessa to
morrow on the Wlnem.i excursion,
and will lenvo for Ukeliw Monda).
Klamath'a greategt musical eent
it the opera house next Tuesday
light.
ItllVAN HAH MAOK TK.V IIK(tUIS.
Ilrynn has mnde ten records for
tho KdUon I'liouogrnph, of HtnrllliiK
clcnrnensforco nnd Individuality.
Come In nnd hear some of these Ilry
nn records at Mutters. 3if
THIS WEEK
Remaining Stock
than Cost
KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 18. 1908.
lt shipment
! Goes to
Klnmnlli's Hint shipment of liccf
rnttlo for thin season will ntnrt from
tlio I tortoti iiuicli rioxl Tuesday
t'liut! Wliorlmi wturiiPil a few ila)u
uno from A trip n, tin, Kininulli
tiiiira.li ni-itlon mid wlilln llinro lie
lioiiKlit KiK lictnl of Ory iuuh fioin
Ali'X Dua, uhlih will ho diillvcrt-d
t Hi" ranch Monday, mid will ho
aliit'd for MoiilaKim tli folloKlii;
In) In In- alilii in o.iI.I.iimI fin lin-
IiiimIIiiI,. hlllllKllllM-
Iti Ki.i'.iklni; of llii' Mloik Hindi
iIoiib In ilin north i-nd of iho count)',
Mr lloriiui unlit, "(IriiM Ik lino In
Hint kim llmi mid Kloik In In pilmo
iiiidllliin Tlio i own Unit I lioiiKlit
Pasmores Come
On Pleasure Trip
Tin' I'.iktiiori' trio, who will appear
In icinreit hi'ii' next Tuemlay night,
pin) nl ti ii trio and In solo, In tlilr-D-fniir
Imporinnt concerts and func
tions In lli-rlln, during the Hraroim
of nn-iiT. nnd OT-'iS They hnvo
pln)i'd t tali t y I limit sltice rclnriilnK
to America. Iiiilinllni; an affair of the
llnrwinl piufesanra, two icincerta In
Chlcngn, mid twice for the profes
sional iniHlclann In Chicago, which
inlli.cl theiii mi eiigugi-uient offered
with the Chlc-.'igo Madrigal Club, nnd
thu unriil support of the profession
there who said aeeral of them
Unit they had nevxr heard audi ren
dition a lluil of theae girls.
Anton llekklm:, the great cellist,
predicted great fume for them. Hen
ri Marlcnu. Joachim' successor In
llerlln, writes (of Mary, the violin
lt) "Shit has mi enorinoUH technlc,
and should, by nil iiiemis, play solos
In llerlln this winter U90H)."
All are unanimous In their praise.
and the question of Individual prefer
ence la arlous. Some chose one,
and some another, of the trio, as be
ing the best; but tho truth Is, that
they lire uhout equally gifted, nnd
present n perfect balance.
Captain Jack Crawford has asked
them to opon bis Chautauqua In
.Mlclilf.nn. And ao from all sides
comes hut one verdict, and that of
wnrmest pruhc nnd delighted admir
ation.
Blnru landing In America, May 2C,
IHOS, they hnvo received engage
ments uinountlnK to $1850. At tho
close of their engagement at Yo Lib
erty Pla house, In Oakland, Calif.,
last Sunday night, the nudlenco np-
plaudeil for II f teen minutes after tho
ruitnln fell. They will bo heard
heio one night only, on their way to
Crater l.nke.
I Mr. I'iminore writes. "We hnvo
hen id so liinrli In praUe of your
I lakes and iiiouuIiiIhh, nnd are cleslr
'iiiik of comparing Hom with tho
Alps."
Klamath Kill It Is fortunate to ho
ho Rltuntcd ns to claim nn evening
fi oni these gifted musicians, and u
rum ded houso nhoiild Rivet them.
I'lnn of reneived itents will be open
Monday morning ut the 1'erfectlon.
All oeats 7Gc, except gallery, f'Uc
All nml Mrfl. Therou W Oley, of
OdcBsa, tteio made happy by the in
ilvnl of it boh on July 13. uiit their
Impplueaa wiih of short duration for
on the following day the Infant spirit
took ItH lllght, Mrs., Oley jins alnce
been very 111.
Hum') or M. C. Hutchison Iiiih gone
to Butto valley where ho has nnother
contract from the govornment for
Biirveylng ii township of land.
i Merrill.. Iho town without a boom.
of Beef
Oakland Market
ore In line shape for tho market, and
the timrsh auction will aupply excep
tionally wood hoef catllo thin Hoaion.
The llrnt nhlpm.-iil Ik n little early,
hut I Im clock la In audi line ahnpet
that 1 nun no tun In feeding hay,
"It Ih too early to nay how many
cnttlu will ho taken out thin year.
Tho price of hay will hnvo much to
do with that. Htockincn cannot af
ford lo pay the price that are helnf;
lili'litloticil, mid there uie n IniK"
iiiiiiihor of li-nn mU'Cth In tho county.
If Ilin price or huy Ih hli'h Htockmen
will not fatten as ninny cuttle im they
did hint year. The prlcu lit present
Ih nhout nix lenta for prime altera
and live rente for cows and heifers."
Seriously Hurt by
Powder Explosion
A very rcrlous accident occurred
at Long Ijike Inst evening, when
tho little 3-) ear old son of Mrs. M.K.
Junes had his face severely burned
hy a powder explosion. Mrs Jonei
conduct!! a small storo and the child
wan playing In tho store room, hit
mother thinking that he was outsldo
with some of tho other children. She
was1 startled by a powder explosion
and found tho little fellow with lih
face severely burned.
A physician was summoned by
telephone and relieved the child of
as much pain as possible and the Ut
ile ono was brought to the city wheru
he is now under tho caro of Dra.
Hamilton and Fisher. It is yet too
early for tho physicians to render an
opinion, as to the extent of the In
juries sustained, but It Is probable
that tho sight may bo permanently
Injured.
All of the doctors being absent
from the city at the time the call
tome, Or. E. O. Hitchcock, of the
Star Drug itore, who Is a student of
the Cooper Medical School In San
Kranclsco, responded and dressed the
Injuries.
It Is not known how the accident
occurred, but It la supposed that the
child dropped match Into a partly
Oiled powder ran.
Death of Mr. Daggett.
Yesterday evening at 4:26 at the
homo of her (on, Claudo II. Daggett,
occurred the death of Mrs. Rosa El
tha Daggett) after an illness lasting
thiough several months Her condi
tion hud been vory low for a number
of days and tho end was not unex
pected. Mrs. Daggett was a jiatlvo of Min
nesota, having been born In that
stnto June 30, 1157. Bho first came
to Klamath Kails In 1893, and with
tho exception of n few years this haa
been her home. She Is survived by
thr 00 children, Claudo II., Mrs. Edith
Itcckwood and Junior K., all of
whom were with her when death
came.
The funeral will bu held at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning at the
Iiouhu and will be In charge of Itov.
Oeo, T, Pratt, of the Presbyterian
church
Superintendent and Mrs. K. W.
Amnt were In the. city today from Iho
Crnler l-uko park to attend the fun
eral of the late Fred Ulelin. Mr Ar-
nut eaB most of tho snow has gone
oft and, teams are now being driven
to the rim of thu lulu.
I'o make room for new goodu that
are now on the way we are disposing
of all second-hand articles we have
left at prices lesa than cost, Virgil
& Son.
NOW FOR A CARNIVAL
Chamber of Commerce Directors
Planning for Event
BUSINESS MEN GIVE APPROVAL
Proposition Appeals to Everyone as It Would Benefit Entire
Business Portion of City and Would Be Profitable
for All Parties Concerned in Matter
The illrertorH of the Chamber of
Commerce hnvo under consideration
tho question of holding a street car
nival in thlH city during September.
V number of the business men of tho
city hnvo been interviewed on the
proposition and in every caso It has
met with liiktant and hearty approval
and assurances of financial support.
The value of such a proposition
readily appeals to everyone,.espectal
ly In view or the fact that It will be
of a week's duration and will em
brace all of'.Molii street, from tho
bridge to Klghth or Ninth street.
One of Iho problems that must
first bo ni'.'t nnd ono that has already
been discussed by some of the mem
bers of the board Is the question of
placing the management of the affair
In tho hands of a man who Is thor
oughly co'ivcrsant with such enter
prises and who has tho time and abil
ity to make It a success. The gen
eral oplnloa Is that a competent man
should be employed, and with thU
end In view .William V. Mong has
been approached. His qualifications
aro sufficiently well known to make
it certain 'hat It he should have the
charge of '.he carnival It would be an
unqualified success. Mr. Mong, how
ever, Is doubtful whether ho will bj
able to taico up the proposition, for
the reason that It would be necessary
for him to abandon his show troupe
and cancel all dates made for the
summer, since It would bo Imperative
for him to take hold of the work Im
mediately. Several business mea
have already Interviewed him and
he Is giving the question careful con
sideration. The plan under consideration
would be to have a finance commit
tee which would hare full charge of
all moneys. They would make all
collections and all payments would
be made .by orders on the treasurer.
At the closo of tho carnival, the
names of tho contributors will be
published and an Itomlied statement
of expenditures will bo made.
Everything Is to opcrato on a per-
contago basis, so that there will be
no possibility of n financial failure.
Ml sIiowb brought hero will work on
a perrentago basis and all prizes of
fered will be of llko character.
v,?2l,'",i!
The proof of
the freezer
The White Mountain Freeser
imikei more cream, better cream, and makes it' easier
anil cheaper than any other freezer on the market
LET US SHOW YOU WHY
ROBERTS
HARD WARE DIALERS
' Price, 6 Cents.
i ' i
Tha question of this county mak
ing a proper exhibit at tho Seattle
Exposition next year Is tho main
spring of the whole affair. Tho dir
ectors of the Chambor of Commerce
are anxious that a large fund shall
be raised In order to make the show
ing one of the best of the fair. They
rcalixo that with the money that tho
county will appropriate and that
which shal be subscribed by the pub
lic will fall short of what they ought
to Jiavc, and the Idea of holding a
street carnival for the purpose of
adding to tho Seattle Fair Fund
would serve a double purposo--that
of making business In the town live
ly for a whole week and also aiding
materially In greatly Increasing the
fund.
The general outline of the plan
Includes tho turning of Main street
Into a Midway Plalsance, on which
will be tho various attractions. These
attractions will Inclvde -shows put on
by the different societies and lodges
of this city, to which valuable prlxes
will be given. Then there are to bo
the attractions brought in from tho
outside. In addition to these will
be the free attractions to be given at
different hours and locations; such
as balloon ascensions, tight-rope
walking, bicycle riding, etc. In tho
evening will be the confetti battles.
Free excursions are to be run from
Bly, Bonanza, Dairy. Merrill. Fort
Klamath and all points In Butte val
ley. The two things necessary to make
It a success Is to have the manage
ment of the affair In competent
hands and to give It the right kind
01 encouragement.
Fnnetal of Fred BJehn.
This evening at 4 o'clock occurred
the funeral of the late Fred Blehn
fiom the family home. The services
were attended by a large number of
sorrowing friends and relatives. Tho
remains were Intorred In the Klam
ath Tails cemetery.
Every singer and everyone who
has a fair voice and those who are
Interested In music should attend
the Summer Music School.
is in the
freezing
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