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Our AdvwtlMn 0
The BMt KmuMs.
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Fouiuii YKAif. No. WW
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1909.
Puci 6 Cents
n
yJhe
fl LLI'
NEW WHEAT
FOR KLAMATH
tsl H AIIO (JIIIIUH TO I'Klt.
n.rini.V NiHt iMiiiuiH
ON UKY ALKALI USD
Mi.) Prtun n Hosimt Wraith for
llir Ho llsnchrrs of KImiimIIi
County,
On the ranch of Thomas Crwas,
io iuil- soulh r Dorri, was IrM
n riprrliiiriil till slimmer hlrti
nu) tr.iili In making Ihs KUnmUi
niuiitry nnttd throughout Hio
tiiunlf) a U Hie state of Kansa. Tin
iiviltiinit was with Iho reWtig of
tarl llu.ilnii wheat, Mr. Cross in.
ruled tiiinu iwl frnlil Kansas and
umnl n nimll amount of II fur the
imiHM of .it I ii it If II would grow
t-rlr. Tin' li-iull aatonlshnd not Dill)
Mr I'm. Inn ptrr)nn thai hat mh
Ike I'tixluit Tim RPrnd wan fully
lft llm alio of lln Kahaaa grain,
anJ nriii. in m..' all of lli flnr.
, itilllf tif the HiimIaii arllrlv, The
area planted ha nut Imi-ii learned,
but the amount of wheat harvested
ta rImiiiI 1,000 pounds.
TIip lain) on which the sed waa
I'laolnl was alkali, anil It waa
thiKJKht lu li Iimi attongty ImpreR
MM villi It to ho of iinirh ii m fur
iIik talatne of any rroi. Hsgebruah
would nut grow there, ami ,lt waa
llh soma uilaglvlngs that Mr. Cro.a
decided In miw thn whrst lharv. The
trtulta however, have proved Jtiat
Ihe toll It admirably adapted fur the
mrxNP
Hanilra of Ilia wheal were sent'tii
California millers for Iho purpose, of
curing thrlr oilnlon aa in Ha valim
si a nT'al Their cijr ill it not con
Fit Quality Style
The Three Hi em Necca-lllra hi Mrn'i (Inlhra .n l'litlHl o jr ll"'
Stcln-Bloch Label
in Every Coat
bdl 'LJKBPBBTti iit II
oo
0 Crate1
aVittra.
MA
vn-Law.an'w . v
vwwir
Wear "DUCHESS," the
guaranteed kind
K.K.K. STORE
KlttaV0 A.icjf Mete.Mw)i MrwH Clothe unci "imrhiW Truacw
tain llm dialled liifiitinnlliiii, H In
IllK almply mi lliiiilr ua In how Hindi
of It till')- liiulil piouiro Humpies
Irnvn him aent In gotnriiiiiiwil iigrl.
uilliirnl lollegi-a Mini thn i .-.nil of
thu nnitl)ala la nwnlltd with Itileteal.
A curloml of ih ami Int. Ini'ii
liliiiil lulu lliu liiitin tnlh') rm
planting thla full, nml It thn aunt auu
um la lncl Midi n n ,a a hurveat.
iil It lili-niia thai lutnl In thla Vldnll)
w Imi iiimln in piodim. iinjia ilmt
will In lug ifturiia far In.) nml llm
drtunia of aii)tmc. '
O II Ualea, inanugtr of Hit. Light
an I W'uli'l iiitiipnii), na In )ia
)esterda) nml lil In llirm urtin.l
aittliia of Urn iil ntii) llm wheal
Btown from ll He nlui IhiiiikIiI Imck
a Mliii of iiminioiil wheat kmioii
h Mr Cio ami thla la otuMhlnl
larxer limn llm ni from whlih ll
waa Kiown, 11m Bniiij.lt aeak lor
Ihi inat'he ami ihou what limy he
oiiflet when Ihla mIIoii la fully
i)i'VeiiK)i,
Thn whe.it Rtown Ii)' Mr Croaa waa
on ilr) laml ll la inulileiimllrnl xli.il
llm tratill woiilil he on In ml that waa
Irrigated It la welt known thai Irrl
RUllon lu. n I. litlrnrjr In aoflin thn
wheal, hut to what etlciit Ihla will he
trim with llm ItiiaalAll hard reuialua
to l ilitertilllliM Ii)- eilxrllilinla. II
l iartlrnlarl) adaifd to ill) farm.
Ing and um) it(ne to lm one of the
Rreel hlecalliKa that the ill)' intirlc
era of Ihla muni r)' hate eer had,
tiiii.u to fi:iini.i: iwki.k
Halt Aaklalid, llm Doirla Hoede,
ho ramo llifn (own )c.ltit)' even
ing and alailid lllim Ihmiio lo the
lalHirria at the lallroad lauipa, waa
arrratril by the ilrputy alierllf, linlRed
In. Jail and Jhla nioinlnt; nrralRniM
hefnre Jti.llre of the I'mre Miller. He
idem! riiIII)1 and waa ulen aenlenro
of Ihlil)- da) In jail and a fine of
:&i, III ilefniitl of ia)liuut of the
film he will lay In Jail an additional
i:S tla,
f '
Are
Your
Trainers
Insured?
TEACHERS'
INSTITUTE
IMUIIXriNU TAI.KH IIVTIIOKt-i.
HOIIH UtK I.NNI'IIIATIOM
CIIIZESS ATIENO AT NrGHI
'I'lin-nU antl (lilldreii MmhiIU lh
(IihnI Cliuina, Kaya lnif. Aider-
OMM in an Aildnaa.
Thu Ttachfrt' lnl Utile conllntu-a
lo ftirnlah heaiillful iIiourIiI and In
ailrntlon ai 'ttdl aa iraitUal aiiK
umlliina. TueMUy Aflrmmm Hraalon
Thu aeaaloii nl thn iilhllc mIiooI
hiilldlliK Tueaday aflurtioou ojiened
with thu uaiinl etvrclaea, after which
Mr I'niiek cave aomu tUnmnatiatlon
work In rullalhrnlia. HlualratliiR rar
lima fiindniiitnlal eirrrlaei deacrlhed
III tho lillli.eoKrnidtrd coil(r4 which
had hecn ircloilil) dlallllililid. Ho
any Hint thu regular rallathcnlc
trills ahould not bo KlH'ii In gradea
hrlow llm fourth, hut that motion
gamea nnd ekerrlaei ahould ho ante
atlliiled. Hi) Klwa Ihreu tiarta to
erery roinmaiid, U: the eiplanntory
art, llm nue, thu couiiuand, Mr.
l'atiek allowed ciccllunt aclfcoln
mand mid rimhI tralnlnK ahllllj-.
I'rof, Iteaalrr followed with an ei
IhmIHoii of I hit N. K, A. and Ha work,
lie eialnrd that tho National Kdu-
ratlori4t natoclatiun, of which ho la
ou of thu hoaid of director, con-
alula of ninii) (iriaona Inlrrcalrd In
the fdurntlounl niotement collvgu
irealdent na well aa coiiunoir' Khool
learhera.
lu the rounx. of tho lecturo hu ex
lireaatM It ua hi opinion that I'rcal-
I ill I Klllol, ei.prealdent of Harard
uulterall), will ln known In tho fu
lure aa otic of tho icrmteal educatora
whom tho world hna ever produtvd.
Ho Introduced ua to many of the
great ediirallonnl chuructcr of to
da) In tho roiirnu of hla remlnlacvnt
leiltw of hla connection with thu
work, Uv an) Hint tho next iiimI-
Ing nut) he lu lit lu Salt Kranclaco, and
ilium Hint lu that caao aa many of
the Oregon tearhera aa oaalhlo
ahould ho preavnt.
A ahort rerea wna granted, after
whlih Iho leachera met In department
work.
The high arhoot aertlon, ImI hy Mr.
Aldermnn, dlacuaaed "Thu High
Hchool Co ii mo of Study," and Ihla waa
followed by n domonatratlon lemon
In "HeglniiliiK Uermnn" by W. J,
nitgerald.
The public kcIiooI Hoctlon llatoued
to u model rending leaaon preaonted
by Hrofeaaor llvwler, a continuation
of work ghon In tho morning; and
nn ablu dliicuaaloii of aivvlllng by Mr.
I'rul II. I'etoraou, principal of Uo
.iimitt high achool, '
Tho primary aectlon dUcuisod
"Naluro Bludy" and "Ulrda."
Tueaday KtruluK KeaaloM
Tho evening aeaalon at tho high
mhool auditorium waa largely at-
tended by clllioiu of tho town aa well
iih by tho tcaciiera, and tho program
miw entertaining and good,
Tho High School orchoatra ren
dered noma good aoloctlom, after
which I'rof. Alderman delivered oa
peclully to tho pnrenta ot achool chil
dren, un nddreiu full ot humor, na
thoa and poraonal oxporlonco. Ilia
subject waa "Chumi, Chumni, Lumpi.
Loop and Spooki." By mieaaa of
many llluitratlona from hla own ob
servation ho enforced the thought
that Iho Ideal rotation between par
ent! nnd chlldron la that of chums.
Ho ronalderod It a mistake (or par
onta to over-Indulge and sacrlftee for
tholr children, but feela that they
ahould win their ' armpaHictle help
and to-iiporallon,
Mr. Oaniblu rondercd a aoto which
wna highly appreciated hy Iho audi
ence. I'rof. Kuaslcr then addrcaaed Hie
naaembly on "The Kuw Kducatlon."
Ho aliowiil how the changed condi
tions nro deinandrng higher training
In all linen. He predicts Iho lime
when thoro will be (no class distinc
tion baaed on higher learning, but
everyone In his own department of
work will be made efficient by careful
training and preparation. The time
ha already arrived, he says, when
the engineer In understood to have
completed harder technical course
than the II. A. The lime Is coming
when every young wan or woman
must know Irat of all what he wants
and then prepare for It on a scientific
baals.
Trarhrre hi Attrwdssirr'
The list of teachers In attendance
at Ihe Institute aro aa follows:.
Klamath Kails Kdna Adams, lies-
a
ale II, Applcgato, Annie K. Applegate,
John T. Ilutchcr, W, A. Iloudlnot.
Donna llcll,i It. II. Dunbar, Irene
Daum, Net It. Drew, Utanchc Koater.
rTorrnro Koater. W. K. Katight, Cora
(Irimih, Agnes llannan, C. A. How
ard, Mrs. A. La Prarle, Mlaa M. U
man. Netllo Mclallre, Mrs. Kdlth
Newton, Grace Nlckerson, A. K. I'an
uk, J. U. Swan, Helen WakeBcld. Mrs.
Wallenhurg.
K. II. Ilurnham. Werden: Ucl Dus;
sey, Pokegama; Xella Buaaey, Mabel
Campbell, Keno; Kile Callahan, dale:
Minnie K. Chapman, Klltabeth E.
Cameron, Merrill; Clyde C. Craig.
Odnsa; Jcsale II. Ktdred, Denanta:
llcatora Krencb, Crytai-W. J. Pica--
geratd. Dlst. No, SO; Ida Grimes,
Olene; Sadie Gordon, Worden; Decs
UxMeley, Kt. Klamath; Mrs; M. E.
Lambert, Grace Lytic, Ilonania; Veda
Mulkey. C. K. Mulkey, Kt. Klamath:
liuby Nichols. Klla Nichols, Alice M.
I'ool, Klilo Pitney. Lorella; Cora K.
Phllllpi, Illy; Mrs. Nellie Parish, Mer
rill; Amy Puckett, Pokegama; Kred
II, Peterson, llonanta; K. W. IloU-
erts, Merrill; Agnes Stevenson, Lone
Pine; J. G. Wight, llltdcbrand; Gall
Welch, 8prlng Lake; Geneva Wllkor-
son, White Ijiko; Lulu Wllkerson,
Pokegama; Kalhrn Wells. Dairy;
Gvorgo Whytv, Wampus.
vllOIi.1111111 VIHITH -ORTUND
llarriman ltewnmtatlve Hays Thai
Oregon Will Get Her Htunv ot
New KNtrrprisee.
William II. Ilolahlrd. generally
known a the sjicclat representative
of the executive department of tho
llarriman railroad system, arrived In
Portland yesterday from Bouthorn
Oregon, where he has been ou rail
road business, tho nature of which he
refused to explain. Ho Is staying at
tho Portland hotel, nnd will Icavo In
a few day a for Now York. Ills home
la In l.os Angeles.
It is goncrally known that during
tho llfo of tho lato E. II. llarriman,
Mr. Ilolahlrd was his most ooniden-
Hal business assoctalo. When Harrl-
man wanted to know the value of a
road and Its worth as an Investment
or as a part of Iho great Harrlnaan
system, Mr. Holablrd was tho nan de
tailed to Investigate and submit a
dotalled report to tho great railroad
speculator.
Whon Interviewed last night, Mr.
Holablrd admitted that he Is still em
ployed In the samo class ot work for
tho llarriman lines, but refused to
divulge hla errand to Oregon When
risked It there Is any new railroad en
terprises planned, ot which he had In
formation, Mr. Holablrd said that he
would not bo permitted to tell ot
such a thing It auch wore the case.
"I can aay thla much." aald Mr,
Holablrd. "I have unbounded consV
denct In Oregon and her resources,
und It will only ha ft matter ot time
n mil Oregon seta what la due her."
HENEY IS
DEFEATED
MAX KHANCIHCO GltAKT VIUMK
L'tTOIt m7tH H'ATKIIMM)
TOM L. JOHNSON LOSES 0111
Tninmany Karr ftaynor, lint Lose
Ihe Krai of Ticket McCarthy
Klertrd 1st 'Krlero.
HAN KIIANCISCO, Nov. I. Spe
cial unofficial returns from all pre
cincts Indicate the defeat of Ifenoy
for district attorney by a majority
over 1,000, There Is Joy In tho ranks
)f those who have been accused of
(rafting, for they feel certain that In
Ihe defiat of llstfiey their worst ene
my I shorn of bis power to do them
barm' McCarthy Is elected by a safe,
majority. It Is rumored today that
Honey will contest Iho election. Ills
defeat la a bitter dose for him to
twallow, and it Is confidently pre
llcted that he will not give up with
out a light In Iho courts. When asked
If he contemplated contest proceed
ings ho refused to commit himself
'Ither way.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Nov. . (Spe
rial) Tom L. Johnson has gone
down lo defeat after one of the hard
it fought campaigns In the history
of the city. He rs accepting his down
fall philosophically.
NEW YOftK CITY. Nov. 4. (Spe
cial) Tammany has won a barren
victory In Ihe election or Gayaor as
mayor of the city. The entire fusion
ticket, with Ihe exception of mayor,
has been elected, and this robs Tam
many of the richest prlxo of all the
Hoard of Estimates, which will ex
pend during tho nest four years about
one billion dollars. Even In Ihe
election of Gaynor It has won a
doubtful llctory, for no one expects
the erratic Judge to continue to wear
Ihe collar of Tammany. There la
great Jubilation In the city over Ihe
election of tho fusion ticket, and con
lervathc all over tho city are sing
ing the praises ot W. It. Hearst for
Iho sacrifice he mado In becoming n
candidate, for It is recognised that
It be had remained out ot the fight
the entire Tammany 'ticket would
havo been elected.
Downian W. Dennis, representing
the Hankers' Life Association of Dee
Moines, la., said this merning:
"Klamath Kails Is tho finest little city
I have visited In four years. To me It
seems that It has tho greatest future
of any town of its site on the coast.
People on tho outside are all looking
this way and the railroads are al
ready headed for Klamath county."
KI.KCTHIC METERS
Patrons desiring lo use electric
neters may now place their ordon
at out office, as wo will have a stork
on hand In a very few days, either to
rout at 25 cents per month or to sell
nt cost.
K. F. LIQHT ft WATER CO.
CITY COUNSEL MEETS
Thore was a special meeting ot tho
city council last night, called to pass
on tho ordinance Introduced for the
rc-advertWIng of the bouda for tho
sewer system.
The ordinance waa read and a vote
taken, passing the ordinance unani
mously, and tomorrow the bonds will
be advertised In the weekly papers.
RAMMrs aWTftswM
It you want your stut moved aad
moved aulek, got Ramsby's Bxprsoo
to do It; 0es at Kith and Klamath.
Phono Its.
KCIIOOL HOAHD l.HPXTH
NKW WIIOOI, HITK
School Director Sanderson, Foun
tain and Obcnchaln thla afternoon
visited the site chosen for the election
of the new school building. They
were surprised with the beauty of the
surroundings and were unanimous In
their belief that It Is the most sight
ly location In all the city. Speaking
or It, Mr. Sanderson aald:
"The voters made no mistake In
the selection of tho site on the west
side of tho river, as It Is one of Ihe
most sightly locations I have ever
seen. With a structure commensur
ate with the site and Importance of
the city erected there, It will be one
of Ihe best estlmoolals of the prog
ress and enterprise of our citlsens
that one can receive. It can easily
be seen from every train entering and
leaving Klamath Kails, and will no
doubt have a very beneficial effect
when this city Is on the msln line."
Work will begin at once grading
the site and an engineer will within
tho next few days stake out the loca
tion of tho new structure.
Gus Shrocder and Bert Gowdy re
turned to their homes at Summer
Lake this morning with two six-horse
wagons loaded with supplies pur
chased st the local stores.
Hon . George T. Baldwin returned
last evening from San Kraadseo.
where he has been for the past few
weeks on business.
AT THE OPERA HOVSE
"A Case of Lumbago" canses on
young man a great deal ot Inconven
ience and the girls at the dance he at
tends a great deal of amusement.
"Holding Up the Wedding" In or
der that the groom may drink In full
the health of the bride with his
cronies. Is rather tough on the bride.
'Sweet-Toothed Dogs" sre a nui
sance any way, and when they In
list on following you all over town
they are even worse. v
"The Right to Labor" belongs to
every man. and one workman who
has a family to support showed hla
good sense when he refused to go out
with Ihe strikers, but rather pre
ferred stay and work for his liv
ing. "Hunted to the End" by the
friend of the man he had murdered
in a duel and anally brought before
the court snd sentenced, should be
the lot ot every man who goes out ot
his way looking for trouble.
"A Paying Business" is built up by
a beggar, supposedly blind, but la
reality too laxy to work, and his ac
complice, wheh they pilftndto photo
graph every "bno who donated any
money. "
Our Guarantee
with these:
Wheat we say gaaraatee wo aweaa jast what wa say. M yea
are sot salts! yosjr money wll he refaadrd at awes wkkawl parley
or qaestiea. Now that la Use gsjaraate we sjrre.
Any Household sUssidy tearing a Red! ItW label or Mil
SHIELD label Is BsaeUvety gwaraateesl to sjlve entire aad snsolals
sattefectlos,.
That's fair, Isa't Mr .
OH CRIAM
Star Drug Store
t
"They
I MIIMHIIIIMIMMM IHHIHM1
WERE NOT
HILL'S MEN
THOME SEEN ON KEAMKH TRACT
OOVF.ltXMK.XT MEX
ONE PARTY INACCOiNIED fOR
Wen Kaasgrd h Rsmalag Mawvrys
Arrow Horns Vista HIH tVasi
Friday.
Rumors were flying thick and fast
this morning to Ihe efect that Hill's
surveyors were In town locating a
line for the Oregon Trank through
this city. The eassces are, however,
that there Is no foundation to the
suspicions, for all of Ihe surveyors
have been sccounted for, with tho
exception of one crew of six men seea
last Friday oa what Is knows aa
Ruena Vista hill. The party sross
Ing most Interest was the one seea
Ssturdsy oa Ihe Reames tract at 0e
southern ead of Lake Ewaaaa. These,
however, proved to be employes ot
the reclamation service making a top
ographical survey la connecting with
the drainage of the marsh lands. .
The crew seea la Us Bseaa VIsU
addition cams dowa Ihe west slaw of
the lake aad crossed over Um hill,
heading for Klamath rmUs. There
were sis In the party two viewers
aad tour others engaged la ruaalsc
the survey. They refused to .stats
who they were, where they eaase
from, or where they were sjatas;, Ia
aalry at ths Sonthera PasMe hwasV
qsartsrs bresght ths lafsrmatlaa that
aoae of their surveyors were at work
la that neighborhood last week, aad
the rectamatloa service famished ths
same ststemeat.
- It Is known thai a party ot six sar-
reyors left ths aula crew of Hill sur
veyors now located at ths Klamsth
Marsh and started south. Nothlac
has since been heard ot them, aad It
Is possible that they are engaged la
running a preliminary aarvey dowa
the west sids of the lake to ascertain
If a feasible routs can be secured. The
generally accepted theory has been
that the Oregon Trank woald come
down the sast aids ot ths take, cross
ing at tho head ot Link river aad
come dowa Coager aveaae.
Don't wear eat yonr hsek, broom
and carpets wksa yea caa get tho
work doae so sjalckly, theroaghly aad
cheaply hy MoageM'a racanm cleaner.
Furniture for sale. Including drop
head Singer for J0; la good condi
tion. Inquire Mrs. Bcoheld, la
Mont Hutchison house, Pins street.
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