The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 21, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti ' J m ' u K I'M, i i i, a I P'- $ H J& MARSH LANDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY f H.o.Ma"0, 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE BflTER. KLftMATITS GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. EASY TERMS , .. c. ,.... - I IRilt.'H' Mi u-- - - ZZ m THE EVENING HURALD Clothes That Individualize 1 r.ii.. t o.. I-- L- !.-. Imu1 Dally, Except Sunday, by tho HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION KATKS nIIr, by mall, on year K 00 Pally, by mill, via montht 2 Dally, by mall, three montln 1 -'' Dally, by mall, one month 60 Oally, delivered by carrier, on week 1& KLAMATH FALL$ WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 21, 190& Teachers' Institute Program j Thursday, Friday, Saturday.! 9:00 10:10- 9:10.. :2G.. 10:10. -10:50 io:CO u:00 il:ooll:30 11:3012:00 12:001:30. 1:302:20.. 2:20 2:60 . 2:503:00.. 2:oo4:oo.. s:ou THVRSltAY. .Opening . .Address Supt. J. CI. Swnn .Address Supt. K. F. Hobluson , .Tho Personal Touch Pro. Harry M. Shnfor .Recess. .Quick Work Prof. R. II. Dunnnr .Star Hoard and Other Devices MIm May lloblnson . Noon. Care of School Libraries MIm Cornelia Marvin ; Prof. John T. Rutclivr . Recem. , . Department Work. , .Evening- Session. PJano Solo Prof. Geo. A. Werli Addreaa Supt. tl. F. Kotilnnun Heading, Selected MIm Shlvi-s Address Miss Cornelia Marvin Vlotln Solo, Fifth. Air, Var Prof. Cleo. A. Wertz FR1DAV. 9:00 9:15.... Model Opening Exercises, Prof. J. T. Rutchcr 9:15 10:00 Supt. J. II. Acke-raan 10:00.. 10:50 Supt. R. V. Robinson 10:50 11:00.. Recess. 11:00 12:0u.. Department Work. 12:00 1:30... Noon. 1:30 1:40.... Music. 1:40 2:20. .. .Benefits of a School Library Miss Cornelia Mnrvln ?:30 3:00. . . .A Travel Talk Pres. Harry. M. Hliafcr 3:00 3:10.... Recess. 0:10 4: 00.... Department Work. t Piano Solo Llebeslled Schumann-Llitt.. . .Mlti Ev.-lyn Applcgntc 2. Address- "Shall V.'o u' a Nation Uo educated" Pre. Harry M. Sbafer 3. Vocal Solo Mrs. Don J. Kuniwalt 4. Address Supt. J. II. Ackeriuan The program will be followed by a reception In honor of tho visiting Instructors. During the reception wo hopo the pcoplo will meet tho In structors and teachers. Light refreshments nnd entertainment will lie provided. SATURDAY? 9:00 9:10. . . .Opening. 9:10 9:60.... School Equipment Supt. R. F. Robinson 9:60 10:20. . .School Co-operation Supt. J. II. AckiTtimn 10:30 10:40.. Recess. 10:4 0 1 2:00.. Department. 12:00 1:30... Noon. Address Selected Topics Pres. Harry M. Shafcr 1:30 2:30.... General Session (Discussions Profs. Faught, Ditnbur, Dutcher, R. E. Lee, and Ryron H. Hall). 2:30 3:30.... Department Work. DEPARTMENT WOItK HIGH, HCIIOOL HKCTIOX. THCRHDAV. 3:00 4:00.... Athletics Prof. J. T. Uutchcr Round Tabic Supt. R. F. Robinson FRIDAY. 11:00 12.00.. History Prof. Clin. I Cooper Round I'able Supt. J. II. Ackermnn 3:10 4:00.... Mathmotle Prof. J. T. Ilutcher Round Tablo , Pres. Harry M. Shafcr SATURDAY. 10:40 12:00. .English .'..'.'. Mlss.Ilesslo Applegato Discussion Prof. W. E. Faugnt 2:30 3:30.... Social Life Prof. C. A. Howard Discussion Miss Cornelia Marvin THURSDAY. 3:00 4:00. . . .Geography Miss Cornelia Marvin Arithmetic Prof. It. II. Dunbar FRIDAY. 11:00 12:00. .Geography Miss Cornolla Marvin Qrammar Prof. Byron Hall . Geography Pres, Harry M. Sharer Contemporary Supt, i, F. Robinson SATURDAY. .History Prof. J. H. Ilobbs Round Table Ms tytplla Campbell 3:104:00.. 2:303:30. 1 1 : 0012 : 00 . . Reading 3:104:00 2:303:30. DEPARTMENT WORK GRAMMAH GRADKH THURSDAY. 3:00 4:00.... Busy Work Miss Pool Geography , Miss Cornelia Mnrvln FRIDAY. Miss Callahan Miss Cornelia Marvin '. Supt, J. H. Ackerman SATURDAY. Language Work Mja Juuuen M(ss, Jessie, uumra t ONE-ROOM SCHOOLS 8ATUHDAY, 10:10 18:00. ' f! ' ClasslOcatlo'n ', , . .Supt. J. II. Ackerman Libraries Miss Cornolla Marvin Piogram prof. Beit E, Leo OAJCNVETION, SATJ78DAX, 10:30 U:g0..ajnat io.D ' " 11:00-11:80, ...' supt. R. P. Robinson 11:30-12:00 Supt. J. H. Ackerman 1:302:00 State Libraries MlM.Corpella Morvln 2:002:30 Our NormgrWork PresT Harry M. Sbafer 2:30 3: 30.,.. Round Table Discussion. you and separate you from the throng who carry around uncomfortable and unsatisfactory "ready-to-wear" ready made clothing, arc, as a matter of fact, Very Modest in Cost when ordered from us. You can better afford to wear them than the other kind. Make a selection from 500 dif ferent cloths and have us take your measure. Then we'll have the suit or overcoat It's Up to You MaaaaaBMNuiM TUB MATTER OF GUTTING GOOD GKOCIWUJS., Eating is much of yum life. Naturally you want ;00(' goods. Wc have them and It's up to you to get abio. lutcly the best. JUST PHONE 510 We'll do the rest. VAN RIPER BROS. CANT HE HEAT CM ASK iVr SANHOKN COFPlitis Made by Ed. V. Price 8 Co. of Chicago, famous as the i t i largest ,$ .'44V44444i,4 DON'T BAKE i'rlcci Three-Button Novelty Sack, No. 5ltf. makers in the world of GOOD tailor- made clothes. It will be the essence of all that is distinctive, perfect and satisfying so good you'll come to us for more. I, it us d it for you. Everything Home Made. Reasonable. UKKAD A SPECIALTY. V put up box luiiclicH, also lunches for luu.t i (., Hni)i, and pieim partit'S. A ttlal will foiivim-i' mi tmt it is eli'iiMr to buy tliuii to hakr KLAMATH FALLS BAKERY AND DEUCATESSEN Get Our Bread at Cawklns. 4444.frt444 PaittatOriUm, Geo. W. McLane, Prop 4444V44.4-4 -C--4:-4-:-44'-M--44 v I'HAS. K. WOKDKN I'lrimli'ilt M WOKDKN Cnnlilrr MM I) .MKI.HASB I'rrildcnl The American Bank and Trust Go. Don J. Zi-mimi.t, Pretident I Abstracting ;Mipa, Plans, Blue Prints, Etc.' 1'. M. Hi mi, VIcp-I'm. atul Tn-nsJ Klamath County Abstract Go. Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers Hn.T K Witiimw, iM'crvtary Klamath Falls, Oregon 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 I A C? VZi I ICrr- p.Ft K-P-a -.' t "2 SSJ !-m ftMiia "s r JS9J 3 fat MiSl 1 CAPITAL, $100,000.00 Cor. 3th and Main Slrcct 4t-4kC-44t4044-44'.4 4-44:-4-4444 J. L. CUNNINGHAM ARCHITECT and BUILDEU t ?w-MffwS DR. C. P. MASON BRICK WORK AND PLASTERING CIIIMNKV.S AND HICK 1'LACK.H A SI'KCIALTV H. E. CHILDERS KLAMATH FAU1, OUGON Dentist ri.in- niiil Sm-IMciiiiii fiiniMinl. IStliiwilr lti-n on nil Iii.m- nf WinU, rnun Siii.iI! I'iiIIiik,. n, I lillir lliulitlnuv In liullilinu Jim liuiiii, tuiriMiii- Mjlc, inluliuilll) nnil i-iimiiiiii !) ImtliiK )nnr plnn. irrHriil liy inf. ruo.vi: lit.-.. ltlMHi:Ci: Vn.ilnlii V i Hlrri-I, llrluii'll Mill mill Hill. ,m..nn .. ,x in... u... H...nac a4... v.mS DR. WM. MARTIN Dentist Office over Klamath County Dunk TlUrHONC it D. V. KUTKENDALL Attorney at Law Klamath Falla, Organ S(MI ACKU8 KICKK. The I.akonldo company has 2500 acres of land under the Ailaimi ditch that It will elve KENT KUEE for one xar. Tbla Includes tho uso of the land and water. The renter must clear and place tho lund In cultiva tion. The renter gets all the crops but we reuervo tho right to pasture the stubble. Tlie Lttkeslde CoDiuaujr, J. Frank Adams, Manager, Merrill, Oregon. Bun I latex in (ivory I'ulliimn parlor car liu vii been ic-ducoil, urcordlnK to a new uchedulu uhuet Just filed by the Pullman coinpuuy, The new sched ule, which covers the entire country, I Intended as u substitute for the company's former four-rate shoots of tho northwestern,' northeastorn, southwestern and southeastern districts. SHEET COAT. Freaks vs. Novelties IF WE OFFERED YOU A SUIT WITH A IRON VEST AND BRASS CUFFS ON THE vu u Lfluuni, ainu su WOULD WE IF YOU HAD BOUGHT THAT KIND OF A SUIT. SOME MAKERS ARE FINDING A FEW SIIORT-SICHTKn m v i n . ANTS WHO WILL OFFER THE PUBLIC THE HYS- TERICAL CREATIONS WHICH THEY FOIST UPON ( nFNT SKcADE rL0TIIES a"(1 AIA MATER STU DENT STYLES arc the most advanced styles mndc-tlicy are the first to br.nR out the novelties of the looms and the dyers while tlicir own designing represents the newest ideas in tailoring. Every garment they make is intended for t-cn-tlemans wear-not or walking sign boards. If you want to be conspicuous, don't buy your clothes hcre-If you want your clothc3 neat, perfect fitting, stylish and in good taste we'd 5'e "'V""' w"' ""vcuies are not freakish and more of them than any store in the city. we show IraMffmm ItmWJF m it I" V liiJmml&aMMm frfV ficl'lil HiLB M 1 RliW i inlBHli'lu'U UM lkBt Portland Clothing and Shoe Store Tlte Outer Garment Shop for Men