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Indian Blankets
Bath Robea
Couch Covert
Outing Robet
Auto Robea
Etc. Etc.
From the Pendleton Woolen Mills, in original Indian
Designs. These goods make ideal Xmas gifts-see them
K K K STORE, Leading Clothiers
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MENTAL EXPERT
IS HINDU. LATIFF
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ORIKXTAL TKUITATHMT OIVBB
QcamoraHa information
MUD AS WBUi AS IMPARTS
ADDITIONAL DATA
A. LatlS. Hladn nsntatlst, showed
bit prowess la telapatky, a n. call.
II. last night at Houttoa. opera boas,
and Judging by tbe war be kandM
tb. qasatloas asked kin by bl. .ta
ilor, giving aaw.rs aot only to tbe
questions, but relatlag to other saat-
tert pereoa&l to the Intsrrogators,
aboat which bo laforsaatioa had has.
reverted, he will attract plasty of
carloua aadltora the balaace of the
eagagesieat, which will coatlaae dr-
lag th. week.
He, weariag Orteatal headdreea aad
mantel, goea throagh the andtoae.
with aavelopas coatalalag blaak card.
each card belag aaaibered to corre
poad with th. aaaiber oa the nn
lope, so that the questioner who
write, for Information aad tlga hit
name oa tb. card may hold hi band
op whea tbe number la called, by La
tlf The writer pats hi. question la
tbe envelope aad seal, the envelope,
whea the missive, are all then gath
ered by Latlf, placed In a plain glaae
globe, and he leave, this In (nil Tlew
of the audience. In front of tbe cur
tain. Then the telopathUt retires, the
curtain falls, and a movlag picture Is
thrown on the screes. By th. time
the picture U oxer the audleae Is nat
urally la a strong state of espeetaaey,
aad on the reappearance of Latlf er
arroa. la on th. qui tire.
Latlf does not touch th. glass
glob. sst. to let some of th. audl
enes test th. envelopes by opening
them to tee If the questions are still
contained therein. Then he puts the
glob, back to Its original position,
takes a crystal, such, he says, as ar.
used by Oriental wonder workers,
which Is nothing more nor less than
a- glass cube, aad calls for the first
number, asking the writer to hold up
'bit hand. He then tcllt the writer's
I name and makes reply,
i The flrtt quettlon answered last
night was about a change' of location,
and Latlff told th. Inquirer that the
change would Uke place la sis weeks,
taking the Interrogator from Klamath
Falls, and would be beneficial.
L. M. Stearns, asking as to whether
Ashland would be dry, waa teld: "I
get 'good.' It will be so. You ssk
about the saloons."
One. Armstrong, stked at to leav
ing town. "I get no change for you,"
answered the mentallst.
Some one asked about how many
mnrriaget he would make, and LatlS
said three. "I get 11, with on. set of
twins," waa part of the revelation,
which set the house In mirth.
A Mrs. Smith asked shout a trip
south, which he said she would get
about Christmas, aad waa told about
her spirit relatives who had long
nasted before, aad about whom she
had not asked.
Oa being questioned by Letts as to
whether she had ever sa him or
communicated with klm before she
tald not.
She also denied that there was any
way In which he could have learned
the facts.
Tb. girl who asked whether she
would get back the watch she had
loaned to n youth waa told that her
male friend had pawned It.
He baa told yon that he It having
It repaired." said Latlf. "But this it
not so. Ton can get It back by threat
ening him with the law, without trou
ble. He hears this, for he is not far
away."
This hint that he was nor escort
wss the caute of much merriment by
the audjmco.
LatlS is apparently n man of con
siderable education. Judging by hit
diction. H. uses so of cntlvo tactics.
admonlahea his audience not to ask
foolish questions, snd does not an
swer questions asked scrloutly In nny
wsy to oSend the auditor.
In other words, be tries to keep tbe
confidence of the person airing tbe
question, and Impart what h. has to
say In a way that will not cause any
uneasiness to tb. seeker for Informa
tion. He doe. not indulge .In a long
dissertation about what he claims It
power, but carries his performance
out In nn Unpretentious and builnei
like manner.
deo. T. Wilson ntkcj til m "Whom
do I think will bo the next president?" (
which Lattff declined to answer, say
ing ho could not read the mind, as he
was not a clalrvoant. "To read the
mind wo mutt Imj more together and
get the mtndt of u both en rapport,"
he declared.
Yendcrt, magician, adds contlder
ablo Interest to the performance by
killed offerings In magic, tuch at re
moving from apparently hollow stove
pipes a small menagerie, consisting of
n rooster, bunny, pigeon and a guinea
pig. The pigeon latt night showed
towsrd the timid bunny sn Inimical
spirit, nnd cbsted him over the floor
and pecked at him, which made tho
onlookers titter. Venders rescued the
"wabblt" and put him on a- tsble.
where he wss free from persecution.
MBOEfm EDOCflNN IS
OEFMDfD BY TEACHER
Prreltkitt linker of Colorado State
I'alrrrftlty, I'rgra Calllratloa of
WW lowrr ia Toting, to Retain
th lint Knowledge
Special to Th. Herald
UNIVUnSITY OK OHKtlON, Nov.
13 I'rttldcnt linker of the 8tato Uni
versity of Colorado, vltlted the Uni
versity of Oregon Istt Friday, aad ad
dreiwed tho student In tieelal attein
bly. Ho defended modern education
from the attacks of the hypercritical,
yet acknowledged tbst certain reforms
In the methods snd conduct of tho ed
ucation of tho people of today ought
he kept a running Ore of talk going
to lend Intorest to his sccompllth
menta.
nilmit IvLLa tutefnamojl V as at Apia
w...v. ....... .-v...... , ....... tnttltntcd It tho kernel of our
were almost equally entertaining, aad .,, . ,. . ...
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torrcd.
"Above all ele," Profettor Maker
i: ?..:hL'lZXll "El W n.o our.c.ve. nothing b,
kernels of culture, we mutt cultivate
In tho young the power of sfll.
Teaeh tho young to endure, and aa we
teach endurance and resixtive pownr,
Inculcstc Idcati through a study of
the Bible."
gram were astltted by th. moving
pictures, which added to tho variety
of the offering.
The attraction It one of the best
seen In this city In a long time, and
Manager John V. Hosuton deserves
encouragement for securing It.
mm uaiED when
HIS M WA60H TOPPLES
Is Throw on Ntssr, lnrt of Lead
Atop of Hiss, BreakW Never! of
His KID. aad Trmrtag OorUlgs
Will H Laid Up for fosse Tint.
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LAKEVIEW. Nov.l3. Dr. Ber
nard Dsly was called to attend Joe
Ambrose, a West Side rancher, who
was Injured by ha-vlgg a load of bay
upset fct-ouch a manner that h. waa
thrown on a ssoeo aad a part of the
load upon him.
Several ribs were fractured aad tb.
cartlleges torn In such a manner that
ho will bo laid up for some time.
We bavo somo very desirable 6th
street property for sale-rBtepbens-
Huater Realty Co,
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WANTS ,
Watrhrt That Woa'l'Keefi Tttae
Yen, I wnnt you to' bring mo your
watch that won't keep Km., watcbea
tho avcrnga watchmaker cannot lis.
No work too dIScutt for mo to do.
All work guaranteed for one year.
.J-RANK M. UPP,
Watchmaker, JswoUr. Engraver,
' Wttrlts Building
HOCK ISLAM) STRIKE IS
LATEST IUM PROPOSES
Kirrnllvo t'ormwittrca of rive Crafts
Meet Itrfuosl of Scale Oosaaaaf
OffrmI, It Is Imported. Is Osase
th" I7nret
United I'rctt (Service
CHICAGO, Nov. 11. Executive
committee of fir crafta employed on
ATKINSON ALWAYS HAS IT FOP LESS
Buy Tour Warm Clothing
AT ATKINSON'S
We have fur overcoats, sheep-lined coats, mackinaws,
wool shirts, wool sweaters, mackinaw shirts, mack
inaw pants, wool socks German socks, felt boots and
the largest stock of rubbers in Klamath Falls.
.. At Atkinson's
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thi Hock lUnd railroad met here to
day, loading credence to tho report
that n utrlku U probable soon.
Itiiluulitt am rctlc'M. Tho em
ploes b) n referendum rejected the
new tcalo Ilia rr.llroaitu offered, nnd
voted to strike If wages were not In
created. It In reported Hint the meeting may
decide to call n ttrlke tods),
Temple theater. Matins, dally. ::3ft'
P. m. Evening, first performsnro
7:1(1. continuous i
(gfeTK
PUNIY or CUGUSSCS
Are worse tlian utcle In (actUe;
nil are, linleit perfectlr sJaptedtolai
needs of )uur eyci That It shy m
nhoultt not purrliatn tlivm riceplaSsr
an eipert and ttiurnush tret of rest
tight. You ran bate that tut bar
freo of charge. Tlio xUtirt you aty
require Wo nipply at at low a prletsj
It It itfe for you to pay
H. J. WINTERS
JIWIIwT watch fon-ktou UtJIMI
"Suffered day snd night the tor
ment or Itching piles. Nothing bslped
no until I used Don n't Ointment. U
cured me permanently." Hon. John
It. Uarrelt. Mayor, Glrard, Ala.
NOTICE OK HAI.K OK IIK.W. PROP
KltTV KY flVARDIAN
In the County Court of tlm Stste of
of Oregon, for the County of
Kismstn ... ... ... ... ....
In the Matter of the Guardianship of
the Person and Estate of Or set
Wheeler. Minor.
Notice Is hereby given that from
and after the ISth day of November,
1911, the undonlgnod will proceed to
tell to tho hlghrtt bidder for cash In
linnd, at private sale, In accordance
with the ordor of the county court
of Klamath county, Oregon, made and
entored on the ICth day of October,
1911, the following described real
eotate, which Is tltuated In the town
of Kort Klamuh, Klamath county,
ttato of Oregon, nnd described as fol.
lows, to-wlt:
Commencing 1,380 feet touth of
tho nort!.ostt corner of section 31,
tonmhlp 33, south of range 7tt, rt
of thn Wlllamettt. Meridian, In llu'
town of Fort Klamath, Klamath
county, ttato of Oregon; thence Weil
300 feet to itnke; thonco north 1 82
feet lo ttski; thence estt 300 feet to
ttr.ke; thonco south HE feet to place
of beginning, containing ono ncre
mora or less.
That tuch ante will be tnado by the
undersigned ns guardian of the per-
von snd eitato of Orate Wheeler,
minor.
All bldt ihould be presented lo the
undersigned as tuch gusrdlsn nt hi
resldonee In tho town of Port Klnn-
atb, state of Oregon, or mailed to him
at that p'ice, which It his pontofn"'
address.
Dated October lth, till.
JAMES II. WIIEEf.KIt,
Guardian of tho person and Eitste of
Grace Wheeler, Minor.
10-it-u-Kr
WOOD WOOD
BLOCK WOOD FROM THE BOX l:ACT
KOUK-KOOT MOD AND MMR WOOII CfT rilOM IJVK TIMBKS
MXTMstN IMCM WHtX ANH I4MH WOOH
MY SLAII WOOD
Delivered Anywhere In The City
I.KAVK ORIHCHS AT O. K. THANSTICK OWH'K, rilUNKSTI
P. C. CARLSON
Attractive livesjsieits
flOOD APARTMKNV MTM. hiimp
Ninth and Walnut. Itre SS,SSo. A
oa.ll iHMi payment Will handle lliU.
SUTM STRBWr CORSBSI. elos.
la. S8,0M. Very easy tenas.
HOME RKAIi BARGAINS oa aUk..
Atk as where. .'
A NICK HOMH oa Teat, aasr
Main Sve rooms aad bata. flAM.
ANOTHKH ONE. ate roosns. coraer
lot anaisoi rooat for aaotaer boase.
av,iFtt oaljr gM cask.
HOT NPRINQS ADDITION lot. SS
xlo, block SSi frmto oa Haraa
street, near KsaUaaSe. VlMvlrwsf
Mt.HaasU. irsaaaaa. SSSSi part
rasa. All faags'oisassau.
run HKNT-W. feasa soass van
aeairaH. honsss froas SIS to SSS as
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awgunirit -s.
OOOI) rARN LANDS.' Cons, aad
Uke a trip ta afar aato, aaS we wW
show you soaw'of ta. beat bays la
Oast valley,
WHITMAN'S
FUSSY PACKAGE FOR
FASTIDIOUS FOLKS
A box of Selected Chocolates that
touches top notch in candy making
Sevutijeia'bi
UNDERWOOD'S
Pharmacy
BOYS and GIRLS
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'ture show with an order am
ottntlnf to 91.00 or mere at
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