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EASY TERMS
Ulahop Edwin II Hlghct or the S.iti
Francisco M. E. churches Topic dN
cunlona lll bo given Thurtdn by
V K. Wilton, principal of tin; Kl
lonsburg Normal School. l'rctldunt
S. U, L. Ponirosc ot Whitman Cnl
rcgr. ntrd by Or E O JJIsson ot tho
University ot Washington
WALL STREET WAYS.
fillwdt cl a C illiant Operator t
Many V Ace
One if the 't brt" ni iivritor
if Willi ttrtvt In th- virly tltn ol
tin; lait i-cnrury wi Waller UVIImbii
Miiiw. thuuish Ik WJ lJ f"ii'l ' "l
auuscnii'TioN
Dally, by mall, one year
Daily, by mall, alx tnontha
Daily, by mall, three months
Dally, by mall, on month
Dally, delivered by carrier, one k . . .
HATES:
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bo "Teachers' Day.' and the address Th MW ,.
-. at.. .UJL-lm- .ll I... rtUrtt. Ill !.. I JM. v. p.
ot tbo evening will bo r,eu by Prci
'Went A. Uois Hill of the Ualtcrsity
lot Missouri Topic dtscust.otu will
fldenco be enjoyed made II possible for
blm to rcalue profit lu nny tttvk
Such wnt tile Influence bit lutlurre
KLAMATH FALLS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7. 1909.
AT THK EXPOSITION'.
SEATTLE. July S Commencing
Monday, July 6th. tho Alatkn-Yu-knn-Paclflc
exposition hat j oek of
unprecedented eonta and vmcrtaln
mcnti. Washington State day will
open the ball with a demonstration
b!rh will be followed by tho Pjtli
lin Knlibta.
The National Epworth League
convention will alto bo In attend
ance. The tola team. Uniformed Hank,
Knlghtt of Pythlat. of Toledo, Ohio,
promises a prlto drill at tho ttadlum
on Wednetday, the ttudcntt of Pa
triae University will put on "The
Bridge of the Oodt" and In connec
tion with the Oregon day celebration
of Friday, July th, the Portland
PettlTil chorut will ting.
Kantat day will be Saturday. July
10th, with the Sunflower Club of
interi, Blthop Quayle and special
fireworks and tunflower Illumination
for special features.
The mutlcal allegory of Ameri
cana." under direction of Frederick
Net! Innet. with a chorut of 1,000
vedcet. will close thu week on Satur
day night, July loth.
Saturday, July 10th, will alto be
Sailors and Marines day, with a spe
cial band, contests and sports at the
stadluum In the forenoon, The
events will contltt of a batcball
gamo, running and Jumping contests,
shot-putting and a "shoe" contest.
The "Bridge of the Godt" will bo
xlren each night during tho week.
The society features ot the week
will be the grand reception and ball
for Oregon people at tbo Washing
ton State building July 9th. and the
singing of the Portland Festival
chorns of 350 voices, with Mrs. Koso
Booth Bauer as soloist, and "Amcrl
(ana'' Saturday night, S:30, at audi
torium. Program arrangements for the ed
ucational convention of the State
clfk exposition from July 13lh
Jul) 11th nre now complete
Tlio afternoon piogrnm will cou- ( afternoon Saturday Homer It Seer
tltt In lsltlng the various education- ley, president of tho Iowa Statu Nor-
In the mal, will spenk on a 'Parents' Day"
nl exhibits of tho exposition
Eduialional building model recita
tions of the Seattle Public Schools
will be Rlcn
The manual training and domestic
science departments of tbo Otympla
public schools will give exhibitions
ot their work In the Educational
building. Tho University Heights
school and Lincoln High School man
ual training departments will alto
give exhibitions,
In the afternoon there will be gen
erul lectures cf commercial and geo
graphical Interest. Thect will be In
the Hawaiian building, the Govern
ment building, the Oood Roads
building and tho Canada building
The lecture program for the con
vention will bo held In the evenings
at the cxpoiltlon auditorium,
The topic for Tuetday will be In
duitrlal Education
bo by II C Sampson, principal ot , ment would curry that after be bud
accumulated tc k nt lilt rices lie
could tell his iltlly isllert tint the
ttock wnt due to go up and Immrdl
ntely there Mould be enuugli profes
tlonal and public buy luff f lb' 101
to tend It up, thin eiiibllng Mors to
unload at ii pruUt
An exampl"' of Morse ivpularlty
wut Illustrated in a scene nmiiupany
Ing the opening if utn rlptloiia for
stock lu a ioul iiluluj company or-
gantted by blm The day th ulicrlp
lion book was opened people nockM m
50 ( the Cheney Normal School, Super
io Intcndent Frank 1) Cooper ot tho
Seattle schools, and b PrctlJenl
Prltchcctt Tho Inttei speaker will
1 bo at tho convention part of the
but ptittlhly not on teacheru'
week
lu day
1 The uxervltet will be held tn tho
Topic dlrcuttlon will bo by Princi
pal S. W. Ycrkot of Seattle and Su
perintendent A 11 Voder of Tncoraa.
PLAN TO EXTEND I'ltV LIMITS.
(Comludcd From Klrt 1'agf.)
would sign nothing until the com
pany came to the terms he has laid
down When teen about the inmtir
ho rotund to dttcuit the proposition
at thlt time
To Secure Water From L'uunt.
Another Important matter 'let
was decided on at last night's tact
Ing was the securing of water frun
the Ankeny cunal for use lu sprink
ling the streets This will ettcct :i
saving to the city of about tlo a
month Several supply pipes will cr
laid and stand pipes will be erectid
a- nrt.iro. in for tho uto of the sprinkler Whith-
the convention will be given by J II. tr this Is a forerunner of further ec
Francis. tr nc pal of the Polytechnic quismons or rignis in mis cnnai pr
illed School of Los Angeles. Topic mains to be seen, as none ot the
dlicustions will bo given by B. W ICounellmen approached on tho uu
Johnson of Seattle on the A.-Y-P .Ject would express an opinion In tho
grounds and also by Superintendent . matter
11 Itn.laa n, OaAVnMl.l, Brf U' '
1, It . IIVUIU Ul OUUUVUtM WMW 1
L. areenleat of Aberdeen.
On Wednesday the topic will bo
the "Rural Schoolt." The address of
the evening will be given by Wm, J
Kerr of the Oregon Agricultural Col
lege. Topic discussions will bo given
by Superintendent N, D. Showalter
of Whitman county Mr Showalter
it In the rural department of the
State Normal School at Cheney.
Other discussions will bo by Enoch
A. Bryan, president of Washington
State College, Principal O II. Black
of the Idaho State Normal at Lewis
ton, Idaho, and by Dr. Edward T.
Mathes of the Belllngton Stato Nor
mal School.
Moral and Religious Education"
teachers at the Alaska-Yukon-Pa-! will bo the topic of the addrcsa of
C)Ji,
1 Helping the Town
I A Savings Account
liy iwtiipj your money lu a hank lu your own common.
Ity you Increase lliv community", poller to do business. If
substantial fanners want to burrow money there Is more to
loan Uiom., If you luuk )nr money away from homo It Is
loaned to other fanners, merchants uud manufacturers. Help
your home people. Money hidden ut Louie helps no one.
Placed in bank it is put to work in ways that help all.
The
First National Bank
of Klamath Falte
la a good bank to put your money In safe and reliable.
U a rainy day fund, a lifo insurance policy, a skk beaelt, n
fsnaeral beaeflt, and an old ago pension. There la no forfattur
caans fat the paMhonk, and it la under the owner's control at
Jj thmtt. It STB tUe Un orer ricknaWt ft win ear far Ma
faasHy when he ntsurt got it will aee hint throush old and
bU7 Urn when be diet. It la a simple uoataeea nrapaaltlon.
Begin early, and keep It up, and, like manna In the desert. It
WaU aapply hint aa he Journeys.,
Jfew la the tiaae to open an account with the
the
lint Trout and Saving! Bank I
j
Disposal of Sewage.
Tbe question of the disposal of
sewage came up for a brief dlicui
slon, but no definite action nas tnk
en it would teem, however, that
tho majority of tho Council favors
tbe construction of thu tcptlc tank
system, for It Is recognlicd that It l-i
only a question of tlmo until the dty
would have to do so. Engineer Zun
wait Is expected home In n few du3
and It Is believed that he will have
tbo plans for the system practically
completed by tbe next meullng of
tbe Council. Severn) bids havo been
received for tbe bonds, and it is u
certainty thai they will be disposed
of when tbe bids are opened
City Finance-..
Tbo ever-present bugbear of city
finances bobbed Its head up again
last evening and the members had a
seance with the gentleman, He was
Just us bard to down as over, and
when tbo Council adjourned I: -vjs
no nearer a solution of the problem
than when It was taken up One
ot tho suggestions made was the nu'i
mission of an amendment to thu city
charter permitting tbo lev,. In of
greater tax than ten mills. Thlt
proposition seemed to be favored
Tbe question of an occupation tax
also came In for discussion, and It la
not unlikely that something ulcng
this line will be undertaken. It is
a "groundhog case," and tho busi
ness Interests of tho town will havs
to come to It sooner or later, for the
city cannot run without money
$soo,uoo
DAMAGE r.ll'MKD
STORM.
IIY
DENVER, Colo., July r,. Proper
ty damugo c.tlmutod ut $300,000,
railroads dcmoinlltcd and thousands
of pleasuri' iicekers who left tho city
yesterday with the prospects of two
days' recreation, marooned In the
mountains, uiu uoiiih of tho condl
tlons rrjiultliiK from yesterday's
heavy rain and electrical storm.
A dolugo of water fell In Denver
and vicinity, transforming tho
streets Into rivulets and doing con
slderablo duuiagu to light plants.
Two bolts of lightning struck thu
power liouio of tint Denver Light and
Power company, leaving tbe city In
darkness for several hours and com
pletcly lying up tbo str'oot car sys
tem. Sfcvoral branches ot the Colo
rado and Southern railroad and the
Denver and R(o Ora'ndo railroad ex-
perloneod watnouis.
A number of excursion trains con
taining delegate to tho Elks' con
vention at Los' Angeles and the con
verido'n of the National Educational
Association at Denver aro stalled in
tbo mountain's.
At the meeting of tbe Council last
ovenlrig permission was given for
the uto of tbo streets in transforrlnn
tho dre'dgor to the Upper Lake Tbe
route to be followod will be similar
to that taken by the steam shovel,
which was transferred from tbe low
er to the upper lafo fom time gfo,
Callari ot II.. Hlndos Nsjtht en Mvt
Uangts Rlvsr.
.Nfinllli.liilitlliiK the fuel tli.H lull
pit ftir Hi, nil IV.irt tievu uudut tbu
tuie nf r.'intiniid the condition! ami
uinuurr ft liiluii lime urn itreutly
cbnluid 1 1 Hirtliy irt ut It On the
tlsuKet r it In the norihivwt prut
lncv II..- ii"iiui "Ml If lie up
prtMiilH' lleu,.ie nl II',' lUhl lime, the
mii lyt ot craft tli.it currleil pll
icrlnU in thin irmsi un-l ut llludiw
illll", Iittin1r,il nf Jvfat ago Tliite
lire llivitlhit Hlii- or iniaiiinceiit .!
Ie) nil Mlilvh rajahs Judllie) to Hen
are mil itlilch will te.1 nf thrlr
pliiu e,il
Tln-.e i;illl,' illlter Imrdlt mi hit I
from the i-el ut for the sauir
piir' dy rujnli whii dltil leiiturlc,
lit .IhcriNtul allli gold. llir iiinl
lasirl and dt'nrHte.l tilth tairttrtt'i
rinlir'M'fnl l!b preelnU tlletal illnl
Jril lla KiilidrrfUl lluxteril Mil
l lent tetaela lerd 4 fettlre InUt'h tn
the filer xene Hut tliell tllliipllliill-
ejaeeMooeeeeeaei
tneomce anu iimciii .i e... ...e, ,,. ol prr.0, ,tl, ,l( h,. raj.il.
In tbelr efforts to enter and get their wbi rt , frni MMlll. u, ti,.
names t- hum uw cish uo unu
.... .. ,..p i,r...iiiul.l lit Hlltlll
tutm.Tlbevl fir ii I n.e nuiiiuut of Ibtaj ,,, ,,ljtrllu.. ,.,,. thmub tlie
ered niif l thu iiluu.iy uiimi witn
stock, sfter citlug away from the
erowd, can'e Ijefc nud. walking up
to Mr Min, i .1 I i). Mr More
niu that oM or nl ttivk I sub
scribed forf-MoHlvN Magsitne.
...b.,..., ... ...,.. i .. k.i I., win ni t
Ktr-lt Jr irl.'i th wntrr In which the ! J
pllxrlum hue winli.J their ulle ami
drink It
In uuir,nl t lhee Ituattlig MlaCf
BIRDS AS SCOUTS. tre ' -"? ' ," i"' t,tm
'Tbe )lriu ,f ,-atr In India linxie
ll,i the rl'lTiili-ll the nbllrHloa of
Itvlni: "u the i(er tt til an'tiir
llred xi hi ubiblit liiktng craft U
lllto hl liullie L'tusily he lus lu hit
tliuitlnir tmil-e ii "iiwill rlu el ilrdtrattl
to ii niiii.ljry dhlulty who irrinlfle
the rlier lii wti!.b bt eilsta-Popalar
MeehaiiUt
A QrPt't Warmnj Btlw the BlttU
Cf CI JA4.
Iittrlng U nljht July 2-n, lf.ire the
battle of Sadwttn, dltl-hiu eouimaiid'
ed by tbe nrchdukv rrtrvntlug lfur
the lrulati urrcy bad tilvooacke.1
urtr a tonn lu IViLetuts facing north
At midnight tbe arcbdoke. wheu
re'tlc? in a t'a'tl,, "'ttase M
anakeuiil by the arrltnl of g)f
who lusltcd on teeln; hlui tertuntlly
having eon.e to report the advance of
the enemy
Cueutly. stsed ' "How do you know shallow and warm for fl.b eultnre an.1
Our outtKJttt htve not rejrted auy praeticsuy uteiett ...r muj uiner pw-
movement ' l"' n,, P'udUf "n comparatively
That, jour blgbuet. is Leesute the I " " ' "" lMta
.V...M -..- .. .. food mater si for which tbtre Is al
" : , i
rneu now uu you unowr
Tie rarminu Prints.
Autviig tbo aduntage uf frog fsrui.
log In France It tbe fact itut It eu
i able persons of limited meant to Mil-
..L- ii v I He marshes and pouda which art loo
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HANKS "M
Tbe gyiny flntlnic to the dark sky
lighted by the ruuoti, ibierrtil. "You
set tbotv blnli tljlDH over the woods
from north to nouthT
"Yes What f themV
"Thuse bird do nut Qy by night un
leit dUturlKd, ucd the direction of
their flUbt ICdlcatrt thtt the enemy
It comlnc thlt way"
The archduke put hit dlvlilou under
armt and re-enforcnl the outpost,
which lu two bours" Urn- were heav
ily attacked -Field Marshal Sir Eve
lyn Wind lu Umtlvu Saturday Q alette
ways an eager market
Ssmt Prophtcits Fulfilltd
laf befure his name mm known
uuttlde but natltevoutitry OllverCrom
well wat maklOK due of hit ramtllnj
tpeeehct In the honte of eomoons
Lord Dlcby atked lltinpton who he
wat, and Hampton replied. "If ever
wo tbould come to a breach with tbe
king, that nlmeii will be the grtstest
mau In England" Never was auy
propbtc) more completely fulfilled
than thlt
Almost equally remarkable In Its
way was Ditraell'a prophecy, "But a
time will come when you will bear
me," made when nothing appeared
more unlikely than tbe brilliant series
of triumphs which fululled It.
Another Instance of a quickly fulfilled
prophecy was furnished by Pope Plus
VII. when be was told of Ntpoteonf
escape from Elba. "Don't worry about
It," be said: "It Is a storm tbst will be
over In three months." The story of
tbe hundred days proved bis bollnsee
to be rlgbt to a few hours.
Blissful Teur.
I'arl-Tbey say Bwltaerlaud la an
Ideal country for honeymoon tours.
Koby-lt mutt be. There Is a tunnel
twelve miles long. Town Topics.
Agricultural Advances.
Now is In happy tetd time.
Bthold itch tiny rew.
Uut toon It will be weed that.
And "wtiack" wilt ge the hot.
-Onion else.
A Wide and Expensive Oat.
"isn't there a breach between that
yonnjt engaged couplet"
"Yes, breach of promise. She got
$S,000."-Baltlmore American.
Pur Girl.
Hha dbtin't Uka th ball csmaa tn.
Although 'twoula make Mm gtas.
For fear tht'd trump htr partner's aai
Or itmtthlnc Juit as bad
-Minneapolis Jouraat
Hunttd th Hunttr.
"Is It really true." asked Mitt Cbtl
las. "tbst you're engaged to Mr Itlch
leyr "It It." calmly replied Mlts Hut
"My." eiclato-d Mtse Chellns. "be
wat n great catch!"
"I lxg your pardon," retorted tbe
other bauiihllly, "catcher " -Catholic
Standard and Timet
Objicts cf Grntrcl Intsrstt.
"Thine Oaiby Van I'unkt htvv roov
eil. Do you know where the) went?"
Tint's the rry thing their unhap
py landlord atked m " - Cleve land
Plain Dialer
The (urft terte tilde luto tbe cur
rent tf our blued. We read It when
young, ne rvinemlwr It whsti old.
Hmllns.
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