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fourth Vkak. No. 1,000
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1909.
Price 5 Cents
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Mots ,rl Nprliuj If lavlshm
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Idlixl; till miti'ly It'" time for a
tilng In Iho Crater laVe road isr
I drawing "r. this '' Hewnibrt
lb Mine t'' date ' ',,r " "'"'
: trfute I ho iiireiut murl t( III"
Lir. If noiMns aria In lb mean
ii in iirrtit tlio MiornrH r the
art ftnm Uklm up lln raw on thnl
t the atguiuriila will Imj made Ml
it Utile Thin lll nfTiiril ample op-
ilunliy lr Hi" riiiut in Milliliter
inillor mi'l lender lla opinion In
no lo permit (if lliu (iiHinifliiriiititH
dil In I In' aptlng, protliled Oml
lililim ! In laor iif the uiinlrur-
La uf the road
III no pil wllli Id" tilperstltluua
rnlrr tnulnil again! I ho liearlug
ItBjC lirM on the dale Cmllialed -
i IJlh ll U In be Iiiixm1 Hint It
II I'taiK a lucky number In Ihl lii-
)B(f, (Mil lliat when I tin decltloii ll
njcl tin n ll Mill Iki along III"
i nil llor uf iniiKrm niul xrnil(.
I( I he irpl)illi'lll of I hit gnat
tural rrwniMM of the nlMln.
The bunitWr of vMlnra In Crater
I Ihll )rat aggregating t,S i
ladlrallte of what II will l0 when
! itMnrtl In lh" limrUli of the
lM by inrana n a highway giving
if atrraa. mmtx Iht Idl llmca
it numlx-r will tltlt ll annually for
uril few year, the number en
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Tin. Tliriv Hlrrr) NVvi-m In Mrn'a liulliia ,nt I'liilgnl juu lay I lie
Steln-Bloch Label
in Every Coat
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Wear "DUCHESS," the
guaranteed kind
K.K.K. STORE
Klu.lvt. Atimry HiliilUorh atauirt
Mnutly Imtin.liiK u n,., rnlll f ln
urmii natural wihhIit In tpri'iul
lliiourthoiiT I In- Hindi Whit,, (
IrilB tlllll III" KH'tltfat ImliKlll froill
IhU IliuiiPii.K Irani m l. t minimi
In Klamath (i. unly. Minimi , ,).
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(atlknlnil) I'ntllimil, h ,c miII)
lii'ili'tltl',1 mImi
1hi "lico.iaiillln iki" a ,, ,1(1)1
(IK iiuml linvn iiiniln fulkn llilnk o
ClilUlimia, for K V llllli'lli, tut hut
nn nn jilwia of nun ftiriilliini Inr
UlifUltiina iiiiMnU ('nun, In now
Ull rl n Kill lifiiti, nil n ir.
Ilvl chulra nml ladlia ami wrlllim
iliaka nml Ixxikratri mill nml ull
I In, tilnr llinR4 llial rim ian'1 go
wrmiK on for a lumxtil, U mii; for
llivtu'a nil limn o outer K'Mxl nt ,.
tar H"o ami lh) ntu itnltiK might)
fan lliem itaya,
.IT TMKOITIIt IIUIHK
' lliintnl III 1 1." Cml" ami nnally
btoilgtit lu'dnif I Im liar ol jiiallrn
lIltiMIBll lliu tlTnrU Of lh" Irli'tnl of
Itin limn I liajl liliiriti-rnl, la III"
Jutt nit of a tliug
' A l'a)ln llnilm-ia" la liulll up i
n In-ggar nml liU nroniiljfn ln-n llir
Inllrr ilili- In ilnitiginli 4th on"
wtm makm a ilunatlon.
"Tim ItlKht In Ulxir" Ix-louga lo
tiwry man, ami In nn irriiit ilramn j
llm tl of tin man hn iltra lilt rlglit
la ahtin.
"Hlii Wo ii lil li nn Arlir.." allrr
H-AilluB 0 UmiV on li grlltli. ml of
Urn Iari, Imi liutib) nhjrrti ami
llirmigli lilrki'f) iiu out.
"Ilia t.lnta Oltl." whom hit Rt-U a
fflrml In lakt rati, of anil for trhoni
Ihl' fllrlitl til) til), rlr, tiitna out
In Im prcll)' anil IK ami writ, )nu
aliouM u lur )onirlf
IKin'l vi tar out J emr hack, broom
and rarxrt whrn )on ran got Hip
work itonn in iiulckly, thoroughly ami
clii-aiity y MongoM'a tacuum rlinncr.
Are
Your
Trousers
Insured??!
Clolliwi and "Iterhwa" Trouacw
ANOTHER ROAD
FOR KLAMATH
llllri TIMK IT MTAIITM KltOM
Kt'lllIUA, VM '
AND IS BEING BUILT BY HAL
Will ftilUw lb Klamath Hlrrr lo
TliU t'Hy anil Tfttii lllkr IMtl
Kr IiUImi.
illipnlch from Kuroka, Cal., aayg
that Ocorga llvndrraon, the w
kiniwii Kurckn railroad man, will al
lint n I'M iini'iliig of thn city council
rpply for a railroad franrhlaa Ihrougli
llilf illy, Hi) hm lnlirrrit tho dlf
fcrrnt toiinrllmrn on tlm matter and
ll ,iMka llko rrrythlag la rlvar all
dig for tin. road,
Yhat Ihfl" aio hlg InliTrala ho
tilmi Mr. Hi-mliTKiii la oTldcnl from
Iho Inrl that I hi' gfnllrmnn want It
ll;iulalrd that crry hlddor for thn
fr.mrhUn ahnll iut iii a forfeit of
li'.'ouo,
At mar aa ran u Icnriiwl tho Hen
i'iTWMi toad la In ho liullt up the
riwut aloiig tin, Klamath r lur, to
Klamath Kalla, Ihenrueaat Into Idaho,
If I n,i lio, teaching Hlnla on tho
in.nl jrhern many adanlagruiia run
i clliiiia wlili other road can bo
Itfiile.
Tin re la a trontf belief that Mr.
LVnletMiii I bring barked by tho
Mill Intireala, and ll I aim ald that
the roMaol road will bo able very
a1I) 1 1) iiiakn a Junction with the
Wfttm Pacific.
In order lo tvach tho Klamath from
thla city It would be nrrcaaary lo tun
nel lh llald mountain rldgo between
liiiUood rreik and thn Klamath rlr
e , II la al4 Hint I lie routo na been
iirti')i'd for M'ternl )em,
The toad will oien up a aal cr
illnry rich In undeveloped nipper d
poall, tntuahli. timber holding atid
u ftrllle nKrlruttiirnl aecllon.
It la n welt known fact that fur
man) )iar Mr. Hill ha had In Ilia
puiMMlun aiirve) for a ntad down
Iho Klamntb rlter, but It la doubtful
If ho will oxer UK' thuin. Il ob
Jerihu Milnt I iindoiibiedly Ban
KiunrlMii, nnd while ho would open
up n (iiuntr) of wonderful reaourcva,
II Ii not likely that ho will thua early
In the Kami) begin the construction of
briiurliea that inn na enilly bo con-
trm hil after lu reachea hli goal.
Klamallt Kail will welcome a road
from Kuieka, but It U not ykely that
It will bo inlled upon tu ogtend the
glad linnd lo thU now arrival In tho
fluid for mnny mooiu tu come.
ININ'T MIIUtKT TIIK I'llll.MIKX
AT TIIANKWilVINfl
Tho great atnto of Oregon U grow-
lug In population each )tur, and aa
In other alate, tho need ol Iho Char
llnblu liutltutlona aro greater. Among
Ihcto U'tlio Ho) a" and'Ulrla' Aid o-
ilely, wliuav vhellvrlnB anna reach
out nml help tho needy tittle folk.
It him now nearly C00 dependent
ililldren under Hi caro placed out In
fnmll) liomu In all purl of tho alato,
nml more are coming In ovory day.
Thn ictvlvliiK homo of. tho aocloty U
luxul lo II itiuoat caiuuljy alxty
on nana was a uauy averagu mo pan.
your, Tho voclcty ha found It nee.
enaiiry to vulargo IU proaent Quarter
and luiw) built a wing to tho original
bulldliiK containing IS room 'at a
coat or nearly 7,Q00. Two thouiand
of IhU amount waa appropriated by
tho atulo and tho balance made up by
Voluntary contributions from philan
thropic pebplo of the city of Port
land. Out thla building haa to be
f urnlahod. ao the wants of the laatlfl
tloa are greater than ever this year,
Tho four dormitories, containing ten
bed each, the managomeflt hop will
bo furnlahcd by the county court, tho
iul of furnishing each dormitory be
ing II7S. Already Waaco rounty ha
furnUhed one and Yanthlll county
another, but there are atlll two
empty; alao lh foltowlng roem:
reception, IIIOJ aaeraibly, $100;
dining, $60; reaaHsg, 40, and four
Inglo room at f each. Huperln
tetident Uardner Mya that any iieraon
who would aee it to furalih one of
Ihcao rooma aa a memorial to aome
Jeimilcd friend or relative wllfre
(tire Ike full credit, ana an Inacrlp
llon atatlag the donor aa4 object will
ho iillaely' laecrlee aa a tablet In
kuch.room, Thaae who wlh lo aa-
Ut by a aaaalhteontrihwUoa will re-
celvo the gratitude of the "manage
ment. Healdca the above, bcafdlng, gro-
cerlea, canned good of all kind,
frul and vegetablea will he very ac
ceptable aa heretofore, and during
Tnankklrlag week wIM he carried
fren by both the raHread compaay,
Well Karco Riureae coaVnany aad
ateamboati running late) Portland.
The children of the public achoola
will remember that their annual gift
aro looked forward lo bjr,all the chil
dren of the "home." All package
hould be plainly Marked! "llo)a aad
Ulrli' Aid Society, Portland. Ore."
SCHOOL BOARD
i MEETS DAILY
I'ltKPAItl.XJ tK KKHCTMIX
OK
XKW HtllJUXa
WHl SBON AOVEM11SC BONOS
Will Avoid the lHfaHa That KagvH
the CHy Ikada aad IMayed
Mrwrrr Nyalraa.
Thtt-ubool board I .holding dally
eaalona, going over and dfacuaaing
plana for the now actaeathouac. Proflt
Ing by tho eiperieace-ot the city In
tho matter of tho bond laiue, the
membcra uf tho board are going to
take time by the forelock and adver
tlao tho bond for aalo at an early
date, hedged by Such condition aa
will prevent the holding up of the
project through tho working of a elm-
liar acheme to that which deprived
tho city of Ita aewer ayitem for a year.
Charmed with tho beauty of the
view from the new site, the board
propoaca tb erect an artlatlc building
that will bo architecturally perfect.
Tho fund at their dlapoaal are ample
to provldo foe the erection of a build
ing that will bo an ornament to tho
city and a aourco of prldo 19 the
achool diatrlct. No dcclilon haa aa yet
been reached aa to Iho material out
of which It la to be constructed nor
the it)lo of architecture to bo fol
lowed, alt Ihcao mailer being sub
ject of dlacuMlon nt tho dally oca
alon of the board, it I agreed among
tho membcra that tome particular
style of architecture will be followed,
nnd In tho selection of plana thla will
no doubt play an Important part In
the design and plana that ahall be
accepted, ""
IH'HK, CI.KAN MIMi
V
After tho ISth of the present
month I will be prepared to furulsh
pure milk to the people of Klamath
Kails. My cowa aro oung, healthy
and well fed, and the milk la handled
In a cleanly and aanltary manner. Our
aim shall be to give aatlafactlon.
Telephone 833.
JA8. W. STRAW.
v RAMsMY'S aUPMaM
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If you want your stul staved and
Moved quick, let tUauby's Bsarees
to do tt. OMm at tilth aad Klasuth,
Phoaa IIS.
TEACHERS'
INSTITUTE
VUmiSU HKKHIOXM OK INHTITITK
I'llOVK OK llinil VAI-IK
ADDRESS BY J. T. BUTCHCJC
Prof. AleVrmam Haya Wr Arc Coming
In lU-oanl Work Krum an Ar
llMk fHanaiml.
Wednesday afternoon saw the close
if tho Teachers' lastltute, after a de
lightful three daya' session.
Wcdaesday
morning, after lhe
W -
tisual opening exercise,'
Superinten
dent Swan addreaaed a few remark
I
to the teachers, among other thfbgs
recommending that teachers from
outlying districts request their boards
lo grant them an eitra day to return
home, thus allowing them to attend
the full session of the Institute, lie
alao-rccommended systems for keep
ing records of school libraries and
thowed toaio report card whlok he
iiiggested for use In the public
rhools. Mr. Dunbar alao gave some
nplanatlon of the grading system
used In tho city schools aa suggestion
for amalter dlitrlcls.
Gyre's II. Walker of the State
Grangers association waa then Intro
duced- and made a few pleasing re
marks. Mr. Walker haa the honor of
having been the Brst white child born
In Oregon, his narenta having been
members of.-rhe Whitman mlssloa.
The Brst regular addreaa of the
morning waa delivered by Mr. John
T. Butcher, principal of the Coaaty
High School. ,Mr. Butcher's address
was atrong and forceful as himself.
Ills theme was "The Influences and
Kffcct of Work Upon the Human
Character." He defined the purpose
of the public school "to line up a
system of stlmulae which will cause
the pupil to act along the line of his
highest development": tho d,uty of
the teacher "to hold the child to the
most appropriate response of which
he is cable',' and he expressed it
bis opinion that "good, honest.
hard, conscientious work Is at the
foundation xot the formation, as well
at the reformation, of all character.
which I tho fruitage of the more
abundant life."
Mr. Alderman. In commenting on
the speech, suggests the tlniu may be
coming when we will learn toJook nt
work from aa artistic standpoint and
find our greatesrpleattare In the work
wo do.
The Child We Teach" waa the title
of the splendid talk which followed.
Prof. Alderman gave credit for too
most of his talk to a little Wo- which
he held In jilt hand, "Youth; lta Edu
cation, Regimen and Hygiene," by
K. 8taaley Hall. Mr. Alderman said,
In part; "We deal with two things
the book and tho child. Kormerly we
emphasised the three Rs; now we
emphasise the three Ha Head, Heart
and Haud."
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Tho forenoon session was closed
with a forceful and enthualastlcdls-
cusslon of Iho Institute and ta le
a.
tons by Superintendent R. II. Dunbar
of the city schools. "We will get out
of this Institute," says Mr. Dunbar,
what' wo put into practice." He ad
vanced the thought that We can got
tho moat out of our bos and girls by
encouragement; that few thlnga are
deliberately planned by our pupils,
but that they act largely through sug
gestion, lie emphasised the Import
ance of making the pupils responsible
for the preservation of the achool
property, and also the good which
springs from a broad sympathy , be
tween the school and tho home, sug
seatlaslhat It Is a part of tho teach
er'a duty to become acquainted with
the parents of their pupil.
Mr. I'anek opened the afternoon
sesalon with his final lesson In calis
thenics, gfrliiK thn theory of ya
temlc play In tho lower grades.
Kx-County Superintendent J. O.
Wight gave a good address on tho
"Personal Influence of tho Teacher"
and It was well appreciated by all.
After recess Prof. Alderman gave a
"Three Talks In One," simply con
densing three subjects wnicn wo
would have enjoyed had the time per
mitted, nnd closed the regular session
with a beautiful lesson In literature.
Superintendent Swan then called
for reports from some committees
which had been appointed earlier la
the sessioa.
The committee on local Institutes
recommended the division of tho
w
county Into threo sections, the center
of each being Boaaasa, Klamath Falls
and Merrill, and recommended that
two or three local Institutes be held
In each during the year.
The committee on debating and
declamation awoke aa enthusiastic
discussion of tho "achool fair" Idea
which will probably bear frnlt during
the coming year.
The committee on resolutions re
ported as follows, their report being
adopted, and the Institute adjeurned:
"Be It Resolved, by us, the teach
ers bf Klamath county. In Institute
assembled, that we voice our appre
ciation of the excellent service ren
dered us by onr Institute Instructors
during the past three daya.
"There. Be It Rteeltod that we
extend our thaaka to oar worthy
stale superintendent, 3. H. Acker
man; our county tuperiaUadeat. J.
a. Swan; Srofeeeera Alderman aad
Kcssler, aad all the other Instructors
ho have so ably aided in maniac
this Institute a splendid success.
"Be It farther Resolved, that we
extend to the officers aad teacher of
the Klamath Falls schools our thaaka
for the hearty welcome accorded ua
and the uso of their school buildings.
"We wish also to extend our thaaka
to the pulpit and press of Klamath
Kails for thelnterest exhibited toward
uur work.
"Be It Also Resolved, that It Is the
sense or the teachers 01 Klamath
rounty that the great stato of Ore
gon should provide ajbtsml tralalag
for lta teachers.
"Be It Further Resolved, that a
copy of these resolutions be spread
upon the record of this lastltute aad
that copies be forwarded to the sev
eral papers of the county.
FRED PETERSON.
."CHA8 E. MULKEY.
''NET R. DREW."
Best hot toaaateo at the East Bad
Kaadr Kltehei.
Our Guarantee
I with these:
Wbeai wo Bay gmaraatee are
are not aatlaSed yonr,noacy waU
or qaeetioa. Now that la tho ajaaranlee wo sjlve.
Any Honachold Reatady Maria- Red Star label or DOUs
SHIELD label la ?eaMe!y Banraatecd to give entire aad absolaU
saUafactien.
That's fair, Isn't RT
IQil CK1AM FOK CHAFJ
Star Drug Store
"They
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TO OPEN NEW
ADDITION
HOT MPIIIXflM MUX PI.ACK MORK
PROPKRTV OX MARKET
OPPOSITE RAILROAD DEPOT
Will Ones) a Street Throng It That
WIS, Hnortrn Distance to the
KaHroad.
The Hot Springs compaay for the
past several daya have had a force of
men at work tearlag down the feaee
surrounding the laad west of the rail
road tracks aad opposite the deaot.
Thla addition haa keen platted aad a
street la to be opened through tt to
the depot, according to pteaa hereto-
fore made. Thla will BtatetlaHy
shorten the dlataace between the etav
ter of the city aad the depot, aad
prove of considerable beaedt aad
convenience to the community.
A large number of lota have al
ready been sold In the addlUea, aad
It la expected that duriag the nest few
weeks most of them will be sold. They
were placed on sale la Ban Frtaitota
yesterday, where there la a big de
mand for property la thla cHy.
Aside from removing the feaee ao
other Improvements will be stade thla
year, full develoaateat of the tract
being deterred unUl serlag. At that
time a wide thoroughfare wtH ho
built aad macadamised, aad wtH un
doubtedly prove aa attractive high
way for taoae goiag to aad retarateg
from the depot.
-MAmtatH 1041
A. r. Baaaetl of Merrill aroacaSt
to the city yesterday aeoto potatoes
that are woadera for alao aad smsoth
aeee. Some of them have been placed
on display la the exhlbHtea booth.
Oae freak potato looks a good deal
like a duck, but It will have to bo
passed upoa by tho coagrtejaUea of
knockers before aa appropriate name
can be chooea for k. Some of tho po
tatoes rawed by Mr. Buaaell weigh
over seven pounds. They were growa
on Stake! mouatala. aad furnish an
other demonstration; of what can be,
doae here when proper esTorta are pat
forth.
Furniture for aale, lacludlag drop
head Stager for fltf la good eoadi
lloa. Iaqulre Mm. leeteld. ' la
Moat Hutchison house. Piae etreet.
Apples, peart, oraaace. grapes,
plui-applea aad every klad of dried or
pitaerved fruit at the Moaanh Mer
coiitile compaay.
ateaa Jaet what wo say. II rat
be refaaded at asm wMhoat pattty
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