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KLAMATH FALLS, OKKGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 4. 1908.
Price, 5 Cents.
RACE TRACK IS BllLT,Darknoss 0uls , :"arriman Party MANY GREET GUESTS
. itiuuiiiiii oiiui t m. uiiitiiiu luuoy
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Contractor Smith Completes His
Work lor Association
(tjns Hi'iHK Ml5 I"" N Hulllinis mi llml (dimly I nil
dm He llM Hiis lull Kit films Mr(. Sunn to
Arranqu Ihitus lor lloldiixj Anniiiil I vcnl
' I'll tin I untllll till . lnm
ingiplr'' ' '" '""' ,r" miUM '"
.lli.iim in I in' California North-
fulfill Hi" II" IM IK II lll Illl'
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I. Mr ".. M ! iIH' "I Hi'
Umllifru iiiiitmi nr rtiirmi'in nn-
IdIi n" I "i" ,'I"M '" ''v,'r' "'
,l i ii niiili-ti'il iimli-r tin'
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(.ailru. . itiKlneer.
Xo "l ll'i' I nil k I lumpled-d
lit li" thing UI I'" ll' 'rwlliiu
(I iuIIu'-i- buildings iiH'l l'ri'lili.il
(Hilip already III) lug plans lor
IM to " i iihlueiil if thin II IM
mn a I" (Olllpll'll' Illl' fl'lll''
in! l.t.. i) i " Mini On' ("Ii' 'n I1"
ItlJ ' ' in'w i:roiiinN ilila i'.ir
Uli iii'' nn iiUuii n( Mr llUlmii mill
ttkrii "ll'i' interested In tin' ni).
fjllon li-ilil tin' (lr nl about llii'
mil "" nml id innki' lln ctlilbti
lAttlon ' '' il"1 main finliire The
Mlliri-' -lill tiK int'iii lnm mil been
MtlrJ .n Iml limn- nl Mil' plniis lire
mmtii" Mi'.ni lli only thing llml
iti I enul nl this Hiii" I Hint Hi"
lilr wiii '" In-ill nml llml Hi" direr.
Utr il tin Agricultural Mnorlnlliili
till lii.l.l n mrrllDII shortly In ilrrlili'
tjKia ' iiiiim nmt In iirriiiiK" I lie-
Kortnti' nml Hi" liri'inlillil llni uir
tl nrraaii.ti
It will l iiiwivmir) III iIIhi" nf
ar nr Kloik llml ri'inulii mi-
nM in ... iIit lii innki' Hi" ilmlii'il
In tin- hIihi mi- (,r Mh. or HHIIh, Pre
i'l"iil ! T iiiIiiiiii of Hi" (II)
iiumll (iri'Hlili'il in ih" tegulnr tneet
Ihk h"lil lnm iiIkIiI. Tli" regiilm
niiililhlv bills .ii iinillli'il nml III
lint .il ' In hum i iiiiiiiiiltti'i. uskcil
l"i innii. Hun. in tiuik" Il k i"niil mi
Hi' luinim building penult nml Hi"
r"ii'i a Kranlcil H W While
mk n ill hihI asked fur ii building
imiihIi in I'tiMt H iiiii-ii Htor) brlek
on llii. cornet nf Miiln nml I'oiirth
' m i .-.-i h nml nUn fur permllu (u
Juki, a iiurlliiii uf Hi" hitler street fur
Ifttnrliitf lutttfirliil wlilln llin tilillillnt'
.u.ll.l.. n.l...,i,r,. I t. ,,,,. . ,Mfm WM T(1, Jml.mB W(,r.
xrni li'il.
Th" on" Imiiurtmil net Ion taken
lit Hi" ioiiiicII wns mi order fur n
(m-inl leaning nf Hi" illy. Streets,
nll"Hiunl ynnU must be rli'iuii'il nml
llml itt iiiiiv. Il fiti-iim Hull Hi"
iniiiiill I In oiirmiit nml Hi" ilt
inuihlml lias ln'i'ii liutrin t"if lu mi
Hf nil innii" nml If Mm unli'r Ih
mil iuniill"il Willi urn-Kin will fullnu
Tin- unli-r wnn tin- n-anll uf (uin
lilaliiU iiliuul tin- iuiiiIUIdiik In H'l
Inln pari uf thu rlly. I'un Hit ruin
ili.(in uf Ilila ploi" uf IhinIiic Hi"
llnhu "in mil nml n motion win
niiiil" ami rnrrlml Hial an iiiljuiirn
nii'iil Ii" inbi-n niiiil 7 .10 Hilt "Vi'ii
Iiik wtii'ii Hi" liiiiliniiit Hint cunfruiiii
tin- i mini II ulll In- Iriiimacl'il If III"
IIkIiIi (In iml tin out iikuIii.
Iil'iiu nf iliU Mum!) nhuulil kIvi.
i it
I lun uf Ih" fnlr lUMirlatlun. Nuw
llml I hi- KHiiiml u uwui-il by Hit- nn
rlulluti mill h run. trork llml Ik flrl
lifal In'rlmm In i-ver purtlrulnr ia li""n
lllllll III" M'llll" nl tin- luiiiily 111111
iml a hIiihiIiIit in ih" h".-l ami
nmk" ih" full IliU full 11 Kmml kui
I . nr
I HI III' M Mill M'I'lllil'IM 'll.
M iiii. illi I'iiiiiiI) WIII Hi. Aihiill.iil
In iiiim I Mnpilii".
(' T. I ).'!, Ill" illli'f "It'll I lllllll uf
tlm Southern 1'uclllc, In ukuIii iii tliu
Kruiinil, linvtriK nrrlvcil ln-r" from
H;in rrmiriMu limt iiIkIiI. 'I'liruiiKli
1 1 1 lit It In li'iiriK'il Hint thu ni"Ual
lliirrliiinii Inilii li'fi OiiiiiIiii loilii)
nml llml II Ih now mil) n luntlui uf
ii f"W il:i)K until tlm ii.irly will urrhu
In Kluniatli I'alls nn iouii.- In i'l-llcan
Hit). Mr. Day In mil luforini'il uh
lu Hi" iH-monut'l uf tlm parly, lint II
Ih lili opinion Hint Hunt v. 1 1 1 Im thu
family nml those who an- cluKvly con-m-di-il
with It.
Ill- Stum' Hi" (.'liiimploii.
Al tin- r-RHlnr Hi'KHliiii uf III" roll ti
ll i uiirl tin. iimlti-r uf aiipruprlalliiR
I limn iiinrd ail"rtllnc ih" ennn
l) In Hi" Hnnm-I Mmenrln", nhlrh Ik
Hi" iifTlilnl urBBii ul lb" ttnutliorn
I'nclfli-. rami, up and th" murl mnile
Ih" npproprlnilun and unli-rwl n nnr
rnnl ilrown fur lbs amount Tin
Unlanc uf I he oioin- iwilnl In ful
till ih" rnolrait vlll h" raln-il In i !
ciinmlxT uf i 'umiiii 1 1"
Il waM agr"Ml l Hi" roiu I m.nn
I llii" nxo llml Ibf anpniinliiilo'i
wuuld b" mail" al Iho Aral ri'culni
lllwIllIB and Mr J II Hrofli-lil. ti-p-rnwnllnK
III" iiiaRadn" tva nil iln
Krnunil wllh th" neevwmry iimtrin m
Ih-iuiwii 111" niiinlv, lh" Clinmher uf
r.iluin.rr" and M r KfOlli-lil linvo Ik-i-ii
nlKUi'l kii that Ih" bulm--i i-ml uf
Ih" mailer Ik iiulud"J.
TIik runtrart InrlmlK SO.onO pain
nhlHH ilpscrlnllti- ul llw Klninath
Dr. liln Stunu may Jimtly lay claim
In. Hie lllli) nf lii'lnc thu elimnplon
flKhcr nmlil uf th" Hi-iiHun. She lanil
ed thu larKi'Ht I rout Hint has lienn
rniiKhl hy liny lady HiIh year. Wlilln
tin- 1'iieu nf .Mr. mid .Mrs. II. St. (leu.
HlHhop on their liuimehoiit hIiii caunlil
n IJ-iiounil trout, neiuiiipllKliltiK Hiu
nil with n lltleen on lieu roil nml u
Krt-iil ih al uf Hklll. I "or inuru llian
n hnlf liour the IIbIi lowed her boat
around the lake, hut by unln excep
tionally Rood niiiil uh" managed tu
IiiihI the Hull Hint lirouclit her tho
chmuplunHhlp.
Enthusiastic Throng Awaited Ar
rival of the Steamer
LxcursionistH Are Welcomed With Music by the Band and
liy the Shouting and Singing of the Crowds of
Klamathites on the Bridge and Wharf
(!lrl wanted fur iteiu-ral liouw-work
Kinall family. Addrenr llox 7,
Klumntli I'alls, Oregon.
teinit.!i..niii. but lln-ri' klmiilil b",iuniry. a wrilo-up In lhi innwiiliif
M iHir..iiH iiliuul Hi In iiii Hi" omu
lUllim .ll Minn lie on n I'll sua
Ulrlnt: ImsiK nml uwnltiK Un n
roi' m.i, h l' Knidiiiill) ImrriiK.
Uf III Ml ... III. IIWIII-IH llf III" nllll k
till Irt a .1. . lllIIIM' uf Hull iliiin
ll I'll- i nf it allot tlui"
Win ii h" main lii-uiiflU Unit Iiiik
ton il- -I from Hie -uun fnlro
lirrlik n mill ronlil"rntlnii tin- riii
und a iiage nl-nliwtn,ii In the pub'
HcBiInn fur ou'e ar. It Inrulvus mi
"xpetidliiir" of approximately flimi
Wo ran (iipply )uu wllh an) 1. 1 ml
uf fiiriiltiiuru nml limit" (iirnlsliliiKO.
VUkII A. S"". "I Hui bildi!'- mi Main.
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Hi. Muinii
hi uinlii i mid imii.inn at
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10 Days Mid-Summer
Clearance Sale
To make room for Fall Stocks which are beginning to arrive,
we have marked Waists, Skirts, Gloves etc. at prices that will
make them go For 10 days from July 30
LOOK ! READ ! !
TOVISITCRAJERLAKE
Governor Chamberlain to Be the Guest of
Will G. Steel During August
One of tin- ini'Ki dlHilnmilKlied l bo nt his trvli- any tl'iiu between
Itora to t'rnter l.nke iliirlnR Ih" nexi j tho dan? montluned.
faw wwk IH I'" On'Bon h Roruriioi . j An soon mi .Mr. Steel colt the rout
of IiIh eiiulpinetil on thu Krounu lit
will lio prepared to tnko raru of par
Hen iiuiuberluK nlmoKl forty nml Ills
nernimiinilatlotiH will be very Rood.
Kin ninth 1'alU Ih thu natural Kato
wii) to the meul wonder, Crater lake,
but )et the Koternor of Hie statu will
uu permitted to vlxll the plaru wltli
ont KiniliiK lo tills dty. .Mr. Steel
i;m iiKked why thin was Hie enso and
lie explained ll by HpeakliiK nhout uh
followK:
' I iiniiit help llioao who nro help
ing me. .Med ford lias never refused
to Krntit me uny little favor or a
KlKlnnt'o that I have asked of Iter
penple. Tho Klniuatli Chamber of
Coiiiinereo tins itlvwi mo very little
nsslstiinio. 1 have appealed to tho
orKmiiratlon time mid ni;nln, but al
ways with the name result."
Tor tho promotion of Crater I.nko
nml fur tho bet.1 Interests of this city
It Is neceswnry Hint Mr. Sleel and the
Chamber of Conunoico should work
together. Mr. Steel lias dono much
anil Is still doliiK moro than his share
Itowaids ndvertlsltit; (ho lake nml the
I oilier nttrnctlous of Klamath county
mid it Is due him Hint the commercial
j organization of this city rIvo him its
ihenrty co-operation und tho efforts
he is puttlUR tortn to ueveiop 1110
tourist business for the Klamath
country.
(loo. Ii. Chmiil" rlaln. Will (I. Hleel
inannKer of the ('inter Uike eom
pan) hn Iwn udilsed li (he Ruerii
or that he will Will Hie lake kuiih
tltiic this month between Iho IWh
und 201 Ii. lie will he met nt Medford
li Mi Sli-"l. who Is volliK UiiTu Willi
In ii l" ili". iu ulleml to the bhlp
lilin; In of n l.i i'i- uumillt) nf u-pli.-
Tin iv.i'i Hme for the isov
,ri"i M" l'.iK nut been fixed hut
hi lin- wrlll-n Mr Kleel that he will
It wiih n large and enthusiastic
crowd that gathered nt tho water
front last iiIkIiI to Rrcet tho Port
hind excursionists upon tho arrival
of the steamer Klamath. Tho brldRQ
spmihlUK Link river was lined with
men, women nml children. The
whiuf was i row-led nnd ns tho ho.it
pulli-v! up to tho 'amliiiK tho vlsltots
wero Rruetrd by tho music by tho
Klnnintli Palls Military band and by
the elieerliig mid slnclng of tho
crowds who had turned out to bid
them welcome.
The steamer did not arrive until
neatly ten o'clock but the crowd
rattier increased than decreased as
Hie limn went on and tscre was no
lack of enthusiasm. The watchers
kept a tloso lookout on tho lake and
the first slRns ot tho boat coming
around tho bend broiisht forth a
chomp of cheers.
Meny of tho excursionists were met
hy relatives or friends at the dock
and Hie others wero In ehnrso of the
Chamber uf Commerce reception
committee, which hud met them at
Teeters and arranged for accommo
dations in this city. After getting ac
quainted with miny of tho people of
this city the visitors were permitted
to retire mid today has been spent In
making further ncqunlntinccs In this
city nml lit bej-inilni; familiar wllh
the lomlltlons uf Klamath Falls.
The excursionists have been circulat
ing among the people ot this city
who hae been pointing out to them
many uf tho good things that are In
store for tho Klu'iiath country. Thoso
who hud never visited this section
were very much siirprUed nt the
surroundings of the city and Its beau
tiful locution, while those who had
vlbitcd hero on previous occasions,
expressed nstonlthment nt the rapid
growth nnd development ot tho past
few jears.
Some of iho visitors took advan
tage uf tho plans of tho day and In
stead of resting made side trips Into
tho country to Inspect the agricul
tuial resources ot tho Klamath bas
in. The Peltz automobile started for
Merrill about ii o'clock this morning
with a party headed by C. S. Jackson
of tho Oregon Journal. This Is Hr.
Jackson's llrst visit to this part of
the state nnd It Is his Intention to
visit till ot tho points of Interest.
No special program has been ar
ranged for tho excursionists, but they
are making plans of their own. Num
erous small partlos have gone out
Into tne valley today to see the farms
adjacent to the city, while others aro
resting In the cool shade ot the city.
Most of them aro planning to tako
tho boat for the Fort Klamath land
ing In tho morning to make the trip
to Crater take. It Is very probable
Hint a reception will be tendered the
visitors In the band rooms before
they return to Portland.
MAHO.VIIAN.VA .NUPTIALS.
Popular IK-ntUt of ThU City Weds
Pretty Portland Girl.
Friends ot Dr. C. P. Mason, of this
city, have received announcements
ot his marriage on July 2th to Miss
Emma Frances Hanna at Portland,
Oregon. Mr, and Mrs. Mason will
return here about the middle of
August and will take up their resi
dence In this city, where Dr. Mason
has made a host ot friends since lo
cating hero about two years ago.
The Sunday Orcgonlan contained
tho following account of the nuptials:
A very pretty and qnlet wedding
was solemnized on Wednesday, July
29, at 9 p. m., when Miss Emma Han
na and Dr. Clay Mason were united
In marriage by Rev. A. A. Morrison,
of Trinity Episcopal church. The
wedding took place at the house ot
the groom's parents. Dr. and Mrs.
I. T. Mason, 798 Kerby street. The
bouso was prettily decorated with
sweet peas and ferns. Tho bride
wore a lingerie gown ot white batiste
and maltese lace and carried bride's
roses. Tho groom, Dr. Mason, If a
well-known young man ot the city,
having graduated from the North Pa
cific Dental College, and has been
practicing at Klamath Falls during
tho past two years. Dr. R. S. Armes
acted as best man while Miss Anna
Walker acted as bridesmaid. The
bride was given away by her brother,
A. J. Hanna. Dr. and Mrs. Msson
will soon leave for Klamath Falls,
where they will bo at home to their
friends.
$8.50 Silk Petticoats for $675
7.50 " " 5'25 !
3.25 White Duck Skirls 2.25 j
2.25 " " " 1'60 !
3.25 Klmki " 2-fl0 ,
3.50 " " 2-00
2.75 Black Sateen Petticoats 2.00
1.50 1-0
20 per cent reductio
5.00 Silk Waists 3.75
5.00 Net Waists 3.75
3.75 " " 2-85
2.75 Lawn Waists 2.00
1.75 " " 1-35
1.50 " " J-00
6.50 Khaki Suits 5.00
7.50 Norfolk Khaki Suits COO
n all Silk Gloves
K. K. K. STORE
"The Beit Place to Trade"
Hurry!
Before Sizes are Broken
A big load ot water melons and
cantaloupes at the Monarch Fruit
Store. Fruit delivered to any part ot
the city. Phone 311. 29
WhatI Haven't you called at the
new Ice cream parlors la the Ameri
can Hotel block. 27-10t
To Receive Guests
Informally Tonight
An Informal reception will bo ten
dered tho Portland excursionists this
iiveninu- between S nnd 9:30 nt tho I
llanil flub rooms. Tho citizens of' J
Klninath Falls, ladles nnd gentlemen,
mo not only Invited but requested
to tin n out lo meet the visitors und
make tliolr stuy in this city u pleas
nut line.
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Veterans Will Meel.
The animal encampment uf the
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Southern Oregon Veteran's ussocla-.
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Hon, (Iraml Army of tho Republic.
will bo hold In Contrul Point, Septem
ber 9, 10 nml It.
Arrangements hiiwt been complet
ed for tho gathering of tho boyn of
'Ul-'OTi to pitch their tents und to
enjoy for a few days the hospitality
ot tho poople of Central Point.
Merrill Valley the heart ot Klamath,
Going Camping ?
We have the Ibest guns
and ammunition. Let us
outfit you for a trip to the
mountains. We have the
goods that hunters need.
Going Fishing ? f
Our rods and tackle are
the best that are made
and the stock from whicli
we invite you to select is
very extensive. . '. ;.
Roberts & Hanks I
Hardware Merchants
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