The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 13, 1911, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text- . 1 ,n- fc HI IV -v -fry : v - i i l Ui. I ', J . .J I . (. 1 PRIZE WINNERS AT COUNTY FAIR PtUanUVMR AWAMMD ON ntUIT AT (UnCKTT AMOVMORAt KVKXT-MASON SHORT, COLD AND BACKWARD FOR PRODUCT Tko following la a'llst of premium awarded oa trait at tko late Klamath Coaaty Fair, aa near aa I can now aaeartala, aa ao record waa made at the time aad many tag removed or ralsalacsd: R. W. Tower, Irat prlaa for Alex ander, Oaao, Iowa Blush, Teltow Bell flower, Wealthy, Staymaa'a Wlaeaap, Metateak Red aad Peter. 8econd prlxe for Jonathan aad Wlater Baaaaa. P. L. Armstroag. ret prise for Klamath Plppta. Gloria htuadl. Jona than. Lawyer. White Wlater Pear mala, anew, Wleaser'e Daaert, Rome Baawty, Blsmarfc. Secoad prise for Strawberry Plppla aad Wolf River. Reea Batten, trat prise for Ben Davln. atlaaeeota Plppta. R. at. Rlekardaoa, drat prise for Strawberry Plppla. J. P. Ooeller, Irat prise for Oravca stala. Mrs. J. T. Healer. Irat prise for Tweatr-onaee Plppta. Mrs. J. W. McCoy, Irat prise tor Watt River. 3. Hariey, Irat prise for Tellow Traaapanat W. W. Meadeahall, aecond prise tor sea Dana. r. i Aratstroag. Irat prise for Bartlett. Pomegraalte. Brcdahaw, Mayaard, Pniae Plan, Paclle Praae. Gtaat Praae aad Silver Praae. Caaa afeater, Irat prise for Wild Plaai aad Wild Plaai preserve. O. A. Staaraec, Irat prise for Itallaa Praae. 3. Hariey, Brat priae for Bgg Plaai. aeaad priaaa were awarded to P. D. Fryer for Bartlett: Rosa Battoa for Mayaard. aad W. W. Meadeahall for iFraaa. P. L. Araaatroac, Irat prlaa for Plealea Beaaty aad Clappa Favorite, aad aaeaad far Bartlett J.F.Oeetler. Irat prlaa for Bartlett Mrs. J. W. McCoy, Irat prise for Late Crawford. F. L. Arautroag, Irat priae for Holder baaau J. Hurley, Irat prise for peach wltk aoname. P. L. Armstroag, Irat prlaa tor White Nectarine. It. Kownham, flrst priae for aoctar- lao with no name. R. M. RtchardsoB, aecond prlso for nectarine with no name. Crab Apples F. L. Anastroag, flrst prise tor Siberian (yellow). R. M. Richardson, first prlte for Siberian (red). W. W. Mendeaaall, flrst prlso for Transcendent. Qwlmca J. F. Oooller, flrst prlso for qulnco with no name. F. I Armstrong, second prlte for quince with no name. Grays F. L. Armstrong, first prise for Black Nectar. F. L. Armstrong, flrst prise for Wyoming Red. F. L. Armstrong, flrst prise for Brownvllle 'Niagara. TNm Leasee) J. Hurley, flrst prise for Vina Lemon. There were two plates ot apples not named, by F. D. Pryor ot Brownell, which were awarded flrst prlsea each, although many others of laferlor quality and unamed were aot recog nised. It must bo remembered that tho usaal season for fall and winter trait comes at least one month later than the date of tho fair ;also that this Is an oaT year for fruit, the season being short, co'.d aad backward, ao that there Is at least from 30 to 40 per cent difference In the slso of fruit ot that ot ordinary years, this season's fruit being fully that much smaller than usual when fully grown. At the tlmo ot holding the fair all late Tsrletles wcro not more than two- thirds grown. Awards for CoUectloaa of Frnk F. L. Armstroag flrst best collection of apples. R. W. Tower, secoad beat collection of apples. W. W. Meadeahall. third beet col- lection of apples. F. L. Armstroag, flrst best collec tion of traits. W. W. Meadeahall. second beat col- Icctloa ot fruits. Rosa Battoa, third bee, collection of fruits. Respectfully submitted. O. A. STEARNS. m mm mcav tuna (Continued from Pars 1) SS Set Ottew Awa? The Club Bowtlag Alleys offer a choice of a ft hat to the persoa secur ing the highest average la tea er more games afbowllag between October 9th and isth. Don't tall to compete for the prlaa. t-tf nil elso failed ho would have enough left to Join tho Elks. Tho speaker told ot a dcelrabln feature ot being n lodge man. "Whllo 1 am not tortunato enough to bo a member ot your order, I am a lodge man ao far as other orgattta tlons are concerned, and I guess or' or) ono hero Is a lodgo man," said he. "I have often thought that It wo but llvd up to tho tenets ot our orders how much hotter tho world would bo. This Is no slur at anyone, for I say that It any atnglo ono ot us worv to do It at all times It would bo a grand nxcompllshmcnt. "Often wo ace a man, maybe, come Into a buslnca house or bank with a button on his coat denoting tlmt he belongs to n lodge. Ho may bo In clined to feel his Importance ot this fact, and swell up some just because ho Is a member of tho order. That fact may not be exactly to our liking, but a good order Is something to Jus tify &r man In feeling some pride that ho Is permitted to partake of Its priv ileges nnd benefits. Tho fact that ho wears a button shows that somo where, some time and some place- that man haa been very well thought ot by his neighbors and fellows. "It ma' bo that you or I may not llko him or feci unpleasantly toward him for some catiso or other, but ner-, crthcless tho button Is a testimonial that ho was Tell thought of by a num ber of peoplo. If ho had not been he could not have got behind that button. It I had a million, I'd bo ablo to sit around snd watch to sco how Ilrother B. L. Elliott Is going to straighten out this Chronicle business." (Laughter.) D. D. Campbell related some of his Interesting experiences when traveling among the Maoris In New Zealand some years since, and Colonel M. O. Wllklna made a happy talk. In which ho Included a presentation to the lodge of a handsome vaso of flowers on behalf of Mrs. L. 11. Bath, whose husband la a member of the order. He said that the gift typlflcd many fea tures of B. P. O. R. llfo, union prom inent among them, aa the flowers were banded together aa tho members were. An unexpected Interruption to the speech making waa tho arrest of David Keayoa oa the order of , the ex alted ruler, Harry B. Galarnranx and Earl Whttlock apprehending the of fender aad escorting him to the front of the ball. Aa fines bad been the order of the evening Kenyon was led up ATKINSON ALWAYS HAS IT FOR LESS MACK1XAWR We Iwvu a lilg lino of Mackinaw Shirts, Coals ami Pants, priced from (41.00 to tn.00 Atkinsons WOOL NlllltTH lh on nml a unrm Flannel Hhlrt? IMm't ii, until yon mm the line M0 are showing fur ' 7c to 1:1,00 THE z s 2 S r W Z o to z 2 i GREAT SIX FOR MEN SUITS Our new fall and winter clothes of refinement fit perfectly without a single alteration and a guarantee to give satisfactory wear goes with every suit or overcoat. The workmanship in each garment is without a flaw ai d the styles are right tp to, the instant. - We'll be glad to show you through our line whether you intend to buy naw or later. $15.00 values $10.00. $18.00 values $12.00. $20.00 values $18.00. $25.00 values $18.00. MEN'S UNDERWEAR We hae 15 different kinds and styles of men's underwear to select from. All grades from the cheapest to the best (hats made. Now Is the time to lay In your supply. Frlccd from $0.50 to $4.00 suit. "Get It At Atkinson's" And You'll Be Satisfied X IF ATKINSON HAS IT, ITS IN STYLli MaaaawaawataassjaaaaaaBairaaii "come across" with tho penalty. (thank for tho prcstnt, at tho samo tlut he was not to have uny paltry itlino cxpreiilr.g his I mention of con flee Inflicted In his case, as the crliiioitlnuInK to work for the com! of I ho had been too henlou. It appears that order ns hard as can bu In tho future the offender had ,omo tnuutli n'qo.l Among tho Informal speaker of exhibited activity In behalf ot tho or-itho owning were Hunter KatMgo, W. der that was pernicious, iccordlng to,ll. Ilnlbn'r, W. I, Clarke, (IcorKo 0. Charles J. Ferguson, who acted nf .Clark, V, V. I'liini, Krel Mullia.u and ttiosccutlng attorney and JudK In tho (Others, some of whom had to bi enkc. Tho Kenyon Infraction had I placed unilCr nrrot by (luy Merrill In recn unseemlng Industry and for this jordtr to Induco them to produce a tnlu conduct It was accessary to brlns him mf nn cntcrtnliilnc nature ur with a round. turn. Success ol latt nlKht's frolic wa Tiinplo thtatiir, Malinee itally, 3:30 l ti. Evening, flrt porfonnsneo 7' IT, continuous. Nena: roit itiiucatiox (.Not Coal Unils) Dci'.'irttni'iil of tho Interior, Unllvd Btatc IjiimI Ottlco at likcvlew, OtfRim, AtiRiiit 13, 1911. Notice I licrcliy glviin that Mary It MotrctionUclirr, of Klamath Kails, , Oro..'lio, on March 3, 1910, umdej llml ur ami stonn application No, Tho punishment as meted out via largely duo to tho houso coinmlttre, 03071 fur Hi:4 or NKU, RW'U ot Rnnrnin ron.htAil In tllB nrtkCtl- iftin. t kVrtfiiuni. II. I Cliilnrnhnnx M'll VW'I' nf MI1! Vll' ..rttcl! to the tray where tho deposlta had tatlon to Mr. Kenyan of a flno gold set ml C. II. lkRit'tt, and tho Invitation itcctlou 11. township 37 H, ranso 9 K. been made by varloua contributors ho reached for his pnrso prepared to elk tooth tho emblem of th oraor, nnd the doneo gavo hit hartMi Mammoth Auction Sale ypfr 1 The entire itock of f oniiture, carpets, household goods, kitchen utensils and fixtures nbtv contained in the seventy rooms of the Lakeside Inn, will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder. Sale commences at 10 A. M. sharp on Monday, October 16, 1911 Everything contained in the 70 rooms of the Lake side Inn will be offered, consisting of 50 iron beds, cherry and quarter oak suites. French gla&s bu reaus, wash stands, box couches, lounges, window . shades, curtains, rugs ard carpets, office chairs and tables, dining room chairs and tables, dishes and glassware, stfe board and refrigerator; til kitchen uteosils, copper coffee boiler, heating stores, stove pipe. Over $9,000 worth of household goods will be offered. Don't Miss This Oppor tunity Of A Lifetime EVERYBODY COME. Plenty of room for all; Free lunch served each noon during sale. TWff OT 1AUV-A11 mIm of 20 or u4er, Cash. ' All sales of, over 120. aittscoust of S percent will be allowed for cash, or a 12-soMtli credit willH gtrtMCUMavyaaWkaMaiiota bearlf 8 per .SI aBBBBBBBaBnVaVBBaaaaVaWBBBBBBBB CrUY MERRILL, i commlttoc. W. II. Dnlbeer. M. 0. Wll- WllUimtlv Meridian, lins filed notln kins nnd l.csll ltoeers, not to nver-of Intention to mnke final proof to look Kialtcd ltnlcr K II. Hall nnd Vstn'ilUh claim to the land above f.i 'others whoso services wero voluntary, icrllel, heforo Charles It, Delip. hut nono tho Ins valuable, In brine- county ilerk of Klnumtli county, at Ing tho plans for tho evening ton siio'lClaiiatSi I'cllt, Oregon, on tha lt'h cesful termlnttlnn. LOOK HERE ila of October, 1911 Clatmiint names us wltncues: C.iltln II. ClrnJcnnliitc. WIIILi a lNtinprt, Walter rt. OIIToril, Alt A M flutter, all of Klamath Fall, Ore. A, W, OIITON, , KH-10-13 h Iteglstcr. Ijidlrx. Oio Kvnnit company U sell ing Its remnant stock of dry tcxuL for nlniiivt nn thing they enn get for It,' prion bolaw wholtsalo or nn auction 1 . 1 salo. Tlmy hnvo loft, rlonks, Ixiya' FCW POJlltCrSl suits, Vioiiiuu'h nnd chlMrcirs shoos, ' .' dross good, imro llanuHs. IIiiIiikh. IMt)Mi: HtOIT.ItTV U ( illl only tlin-o Mocks up frnni tho mutt liou, splttulM lues (Ion for apart merit liuuic or homo. This prlro U ny below the prices aiktd fur all uf ' rounifTng property I7S down. . IST.hO tier month. Nolnl.rrst, I no tales. l.1.Vi Clrc big lots In a i tijtvk. Hint! on all sMos; iirncllrally level; no rocks; ilrp, rich will; city water; electric llM and sowrra ready for nr, three lilorks ffoni lnlnli' (Irncrrr Ihla til or k would rr rut Into Inn tots having 37 feet lrrl frontagn each, Juit llio Ihtag for n hunch of .moll miian. This prlco on the wliotn Mock li way below our Hit prlri on th scparato lots 1165 down; $77, SO pr monlli, Nn Interest, nn laifn, H27IMI Nino lots r:xl!0 In n o)M bleck: four corners, only nrd blocks from tlio cmiit lioutej tills prlro on thn wliolu block li 1900 lest than our lltt piIcaiiii Iho separatn lots. 1300 1ow, $76 per month. No lntere t, no taxes. Warranty deeds nnd nlmtiartt of Imvr illtl Included In nil of about oiras. i mid omls thrown In. You'll nilia gen. "" ',r,,, ! "! per ulno buTgnlna unleis you hunt them 'illj .lenly of rNiii for anotlicri up. JViilh un.l Main., dlt-wlt '""'"K. iikm mil m.ui.ic uw l. I iiii'. If luterratiil i(i us aWoiit this, veiling , glove, and u lot of odds " "' Mt IiuhIiu-., lorners T.. --.. rArtuiralii IHS HBHM9VT6II WIUIU .... . TUP ..A.ro ...n..T rn .... M K 1IAVK A -HK IJHT of city THE HALES MARKET TOR YOUR i.rly In nil AiMHIoiw, nail, by the. SUNDAY DINNER - n"y' M" llNU' 0," "'"' rKins in ohv liOim-a and well Imnlrd vacant ... .... ll'W'Ifrly. inaro nro Bea: a .og or in. lilfjlNrSH OI'l'OUTUMTII-at In all irliaai In nil i n iiIij-i mil rivriatl nf tiit I .. .... ', , ,, " "- iimii. it ulll uiy you to luvellgatr steer bcf, well ripened; n roat of ,.r ., ,' , ,..,.. veal, pork or chicken. Call tip 1571.1 .,, IT.H ..Sll v, 'wZm l Tho big neyr'xaiittnry ninikut. Ii.... i....... in. iit nsfisisT Owner. IIBIrr 7IH Mnlu M. Ilione flAI, Rpaldenir I'Ihhip 7NI J Mills Addition BARGAINS no nig ntf 3. 3. IIA1.K8, I'rop. IN8TIIIICTIONH given on all brass ill- ntruAicnts. MiihIo furnlnhrd for all oicaiilons. A, Y. TIndnll, Herald oltlvo. WANT to buy saddle heforo Sunday, AinVjuiii llotol, JJiinneloy. 13-21 ceat Inureat. r I t "' s4i '-f; MRS. M. JL4i rAOCnONIU McMOLAN, PROPRIETOR KltKSII CUT 1'I.OWKnft for funerals and ontcrtalniiivntsr duslgns n spe cialty, Klamath Floral Co., 44-46 Muln st. y 2S-lm Tti.' Finest Butter fish, ojBtoM, poultry, egga, fruit and vegetables at tho big sanitary Halos' Markot. I'hono 1S71 f',3. IIAI.K8, Prop, ii.vn vou W.t.VT. we uf the lrat buys In the uillcy, and Hould like to aliorr thcni.'atx.room buagalow, wired ntiJ plat Wn lmp ourowu Atuoi no iroaMn to, tared: with water In homo, sad I two lota BOilIO; Urge rhlcisa house aad Pfk. 1'rlc.t H.oit. slioi projirrty. K IVItlTr! IVIIIK INBURANCK (llllUTrrf K fllCK ' Srxt to thn AtnctrM Hotel I'houo ars Special Prices 'iKtno V iTV NOW lluy whllo you can gft tbo best ovor offered In this town. Mon's furnish ings nt an uwful sncrlflco of (ho othor ftdlow's monoy. Tho Oregon Woolon Mills store, op posite tho Amorlcnn Hotol, Is bank rupt, Tho Bvant company la turning out n foastof bargains la'wcn'a cloth. Ing, shoos, hats, skirts, gloves, under wear, bono, etc., etc. J Qot busy, for U cart last long nt (ho prices put on tho goods, Tbiion- o.v a ri:w ok oun ixth in must AIUHTION ON man NCHOoi, mr.ii .isjimi Hmiill lot, 40x50, Just right for a small homo. Only eight blocks from Ihe court bouse; 10 down, 13 por month. No Intorost, no laxos. .vr Urgo lot, 90x120, alae blooka from court house; level; good Hollf 20 down, $12,60 per month, No 'Interest, no taxes audacity; level enouh to build gradlngar illlngi 125 down sit. oo pr nKBint no interest, tin astan ,' patt cash; balance to suit. Three-room collage and otlier ot bulldlnga; a ood well on back porch. Price 1760; half cssli, bal ance to suit, If you wont a coir HUM hoiM be iuro and co this. A w choke lota, only one block from school, at flO dowu ami 110 Pr woathi other Iota 10 per cent dowa and 16 par month; no uuc and no Interval; we have lots In all parts of Mills Darrow Addltlomi w have what you wanl. when ;o sant II, and where you want It prieea and ieraas to suit. flve-room bona, and ono lot; noasi all plastered and wlrod; kllcsn tllod. Pries 11,100; onohsll ea. balance oaay terms. Choice building lots adjoining IH new school building; 110 down aatj 110 bor Menth: other lots In a... m tls-s asfiflilfifl. Obolee acreage ive-olghths of a W town In' live and ten aero Iracti, w. under cultivation and In crop, pr )K.tMI fll.Mn lr.1 r.i.im ... Ik. high school) vlowof lake, vailerL " "nM,t WumZ 'i ,.iM .!&. atiR to HBO P Owens Realty Cojfj -,--i .- iu-.ilvBasi,i J tp f b.fjf 4.f tire stock must be soli at once, J no Uses. 18-2td-wl. VWl aVlaaaTT " sjrw-- - T issue lot, 8 W og tha . atltl-l AWWTIU" 7" IV ' , "J.-