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Panamas and Straws in all the best styles
Special Bonus of 10,000 votes on the Automobile with every suit sold un
til August 1st.
Leading Clothiers
INDIAN TRIAL CHAMP NOT IN
MOST COSTLY, TRIM TO FIGHT
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nnd the snow nnd mud In the spring." to npologlto for coming to Klamath
Mayor T. V. Nicholas In n few np-p,th,. I nm not apologising because
proprloto words welcomed tho gilest , (m ,lcri ,,, bofn1,c ()f 0 c0n.
to Klnmnth Knlls. anil expressed the imy , rnmc wh , wnn, , n).t
hoppthnt In their pntlillitillnBMPi-U.ihnwcvpr ,, 10. ai,(Io( ,, of
Hon they might find It more Uimcult roJ(0.tnbmty , , .,, ,. ,,,,
to discover n path away from tho,nR Mrili chn,,mnn nlnnK. , ,,,.,
city than In locality roods leading to !,,,,,, t0 como to Klamftln Kft( bl
Itho city. iwo wanted to jet rid of these people,
, Mayor Nicholas whs followed hy I.'nnd I was asked' to watch them until
T. Hardy of tho Oregon hlectrlc rail- they BOt out of tho rotinty. I came
'road, who expressed his great pleas-. long with them until they got to the
lure at hclng permitted to he present county line, and then one of their
j on this occasion, and stnted that tholnutos broke down, and I could not go
guests would not he cheated out of , t,ck and leave them In Imge county.
!nny Information by his not making al,,,, I brought them hero In my ma
lengthy speech, ns others of tho party Ichlne so that they would bo suro nnd
nlwavs told every thing that waslnnt m hnrti. i wmil.l mlili.. vn.i
time was that of last May of Andvr-.lng lhat ho is not In fit condition to ,vorttl telling. .to Pnd some one Moiik with them
Klamath Indian, who meet UT 0! ,abor Day, AJ 0- County Judge Worden spoko otinnd run them over Into Crook county.
gasi is louaj me nuujeci 01 wiut- "Oood Kondl." and told of tho work "If t wnn wrlllnc n MMorv of
spread criticism. The champion san ,ono n Klamath county tho past Kinmuth Pulls, l would urlm nhout
WOI.OAST SAYS IT WILL UK SIX
.MONTHS AT I.KAsT IIKI'dUE HI!
will in: tit to rifiiiT tiii:
MKXIC.IV HOY
I'. S. MAItMIAL'S ItKPOKT SHOWS
KAITIII'l'Ii CASH COST flOVKIIX
MHXT ljKI.(MKI SKCO.NI TIUAIi
XKCKSSAItV
The moot costly trial held In tho , Cnltcd Press Servlcn
federal court In Portland liin long , LOS ANGELES, July 19. Claim-
. . . ti
oon Faithful, a
was charged with murdering hi wife
W.I. I. m..lu iit.lU lH Ik. .. i.t i f ..'.iu imiMiiiu.i. twin.. ..w ,-..o l III lllllt II rilllH. I H till HI WTIIt IIIIUIll
Till UmadMmbllclnthc-cport. e will he unfit to tnko on Itlvers for', aw, tho dl.llcultles met and, s splendid men nnd charming wo
t nlted Stales Marshal Leslie M. Soott;at least six months. Then, ho says, overcome. He stated that road con-. men. Your men are great entertain,
lor the quarter endlug Juno 30. The J ho will fight. jstructlon was n great responsibility Crs, and It makes n great hit with thii
greatest expenditures In the history McCarcy has not given up hope, jon the court, particularly In n county visitor. Thero Isn't anything they
of tho offlco were made In thU ouor- ana ' ,l1" euacavoriuB 10 ormg uic ns large as me siaio 01 Mnssacnuscu. won't do for n visitor, nnd I remem
ler, I33,U0V, and of this sum ffl.OOu
provlous speakers among the guesul
gave n hint of what was In store, but
offered many Jokes nt thu expense of
Mr. C. I.. Smiih. the ngrlruliurlKt of
the O. V. . N Co.. anil referred to
lili famous fouiteeii hour speech, iin-l
slated that ho tas always placed liut
on the program, but thai his Inlks
were nln)M so luleresllng Hint no
one ever left before he was through
Mr. Smith knows the prnrtlrul side
jof farming, and his sluut talk was all
meat, and made n decided Impression
on the nssemhtnge.
"The character of our homes," said
.Mr Smith, "Is more Important than
our bunk clearings. The men
tieeil Is the men who nre willing to
work for what they gut. The itinn
who Is looking for easy money mil
for something fur nothing. Is a detri
ment to any community. " lie re
ferred to Los Angeles, which was
mentioned by Mr. Hates, and said:
"I havo been to Los Angeles, and
II ml that there Hie eggs they e.it they
get from Texas, llirlr chickens romn
GET THE HAN
r WITHTHI:
5H0E ORDER
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r 'tro lightweights together ns planned. 'Ho was pluascd..howover, that they'her, even when your town was dry, from Kansas, nnd their butler from
Wo1gat'a repeated nlluilons to his Iliad now
placed road building on n
that
1 never hart
when here.
. . .,!..., .
vnrcqiiireuiorii.eriaiinuiTOc. oompctltor for lightweight honors 'ouslness basis. He hefcrrcd to the i drink
Considerable Interest was aroused as having n "yellow streak" Is being. fact that they wcro not permitted to) must tell you
this section following the arrest of generally applied to the champion as. pay for these permanent Improve conducted wi
being more Justly entitled to that a- ments by bonding the company, but
pellatlon. Iliad to rnlso tho money hy warrants.
1 "For this reason thero Is n limit
to go without n
Hut one thing I
Minnesota. You havo something
here worth morn than dollars When
In
Faithful. The alleged crime was com
niltted nt the home on the Faithfuls,
on Whisky Creek, about six miles east
ot Yalnnx, on tho Klamath reserva
tion. It was charged that Faithful
had gone home drunk and bod brutal
ly murdered his squaw. The defend
ant claimed that the woman bad been
111, and had gotten out of bed several
times during the night. lie claimed
that when he arose In the morning he
found his wife dead.
Yisirnits aid: siimv.v
.placed on what we con do. We hnvo
lltlll(.'ATi:i SECTION cono our best, but tho people nil over
j tho county are clamoring for Ire-
At about & o'clock tills forenoon jprovements. I nsk you to bo patlenl
the Pathfinder party were taken to I with us, as this has been a hard route
Merrill on n tour of the Klamath ISu' and lays us open to a grent deal of
slu In local automobiles. There were ciltlclsm."
tibeut fifty In tho party, anil n vltlt Judgo Warden stnted that last year
won made to tho J. Frank Adams the county hnd built over fifty miles
The Jury disagreed, and Faithful ranch, below Merrill, where n short ,of heavy grading and had cleare.J out
will bo given another trial durln tho 3t0p was made while tho visitors wen I roads for about 192 miles. This year
September term of court. jhowu some of the fine hones for the road work was done In tho early
vhlrh Klamath county Is famous. j sluing, and after they were graded
From thero the party returned j the rains came and packed them
through Merrill to tho home of N. &.,lown. This year 48 miles of roads
Mel rill, where Ice cream, cako am! j had been built In March, April and
I'-iiinnade were served, and a trli'J,mo.
made nrouud tho place. Mr. Merrill "Thoio Is nn empire going to be
took great pride In showing some of built over here," continued the Judge,
his big mules, nnd one In particular, '"and with the conditions so different
'which he believes will rival In slzo from that portion west of tho mnun-
tho pair which holds tho record as tains, how do we know hut that thero
COUNTY "IHOMISITO.r.Y" WILL being tho largest in the UnltcdStatcs, may bo n stalo hero In Eastern Oro-
IIK KOLII AT 1'UIII.IO AL'CTIO.V Tl' VW returned here shortly after Ron?"
noon, and go to tho Upper Lake. ' Tho Klamath Military band, hnd
I'OH THE FIltST TIME IN THE 'very generously agreed to glvo n con-
KIiIiIiik U Cooil cm '""owing tho banquet, hut on nc
The steamer Winemn will run one co,mt of ,,,B ,Io,ay '" u"K''"llnB.
nf Us nonular excursions Sunday. July orul "flections Wero given ill tho lob-
WARRANT TO BE
. AUCTIONED OEF
COUNTY'S HISTORY
For the first time in tho history of
Klamath county a county warrant
will be sold nt public auction July 30.
Notice to this effect was posted to
day by John Schallock, constable,
who Is tho authority for the state.
fluent that such a proceeding has nev
er Coforo occurred here. That ho
kuows whereof ho speaks Is evident,
.Inasmuch as he has been tho only con
stable In this district, and has been
connected with tho sheriff's offlco
over since 1870, except one term.
21t. n Hin famous (lulilnc grounds bJr "f ,llB ',0,u' between the talks.
nround Pelican Hay. Pelican Lodgo!Ma"' complimentary rnmarks on tli'j
and Hocky Point. The boat will leavo,e"lc,cnc' of Ul ,",n'1 wcrc """'p b"
at 9 o'clock, and return about , nl.,,l, vlsltf-
lowing four hours for tlshlng or walks M uslness men should study the
In the woods. Dnncr at Itocky Point. iPrnbtem of transportation from the
standpoint of good roods," said Phil
'H. Dotes, publisher of tho Pacific
fUKILANU HltN Stt GKUI WIUKt'1-. ", ,o .?r..t
naivi wiiuub" iua JllVlvn, Milieu 111
Your lmBlru'.M hen U ." Klw jour vUltorn ncK to ml, hr'
. . ' t . . .s. . i.t
rung, and 1 am afraid Known mni mey ,nn not ueen in-
your merchants nro suffering as a ) cold slorago, rour fruits are not con.
tonsequenco. After I arrived hero ned and your vegetables nnd meal
I went down thp street to buy a clean 'have the right flavor. When he goes
shirt on credit, i walked down onujnwoy he Is suro to want In come bulk,
side a half mllo and bark on the other! I Hnd lhat the higher the altitude at
side n mile and a half, It seemed, nndi which you ran grow prodnc in per-
I couldn't buy n shirt on credit. I
want to tell you that you ure losing
a good deal nf business that way
Some of your merchants could build
up n good business on credit, nnd If
he never got paid he would always
havo something coming."
Dr. Coe, president of the First Na
tional Ilnnk of llend, said that he had
been n resident of Eastern Onsou
for eight years, hut had never been
fectlon the heller It Is.'
ANNOUNCEMENT
Ouliig to tb scarcity nnd high
price of livestock, and In tho fnrt that
we have to purchaso and feed slock ns
much as three months In advance In
he sine of a ripply, mid to tho further
ffii'f llint U'si linl'n lis lints lint onsli I
to Klamath Falls before, 'it Is er- ".-""". .'.." ' ' .'. .
, ,x -uiu iiiiiii iii iniii inuu' mr un morn, hit
Hnd It nhsolulely necwisary to sell
ments for cash only on nnd after
taluly tho most Ideal spot of Oregon
I have seen so far," said Mr. Cue.
cept, of course, llend nnd n part of f ,., . ,,.,
Pn.1,11 XI. ..1.1 .1... I... I... I rt""l '
- " ' Hoping .our many patrons will ap.
Intended to return to llend lmmedl-),,r,.t.iaie our position in this mailer,
ately, so as to ho on hand Saturday .,, thanking ou for past patronage,
when they havo nn election on ,,,n, f,r continuation of the snmo
bonds, but after getting n glimpse, of IHor tho 'new order of business, wn
tho country hero, ho was ilcti'rniinoil Iri'inaln, yiuirn,
to stay n day und seo more of II. KLAMATM FALLS MEAT CO.
"Jlmmlo" Sawhlll, secretary of tho , N. II. All oUlhtandlng iicrounls
Central Oregon Development League, J nut settled by Ahgimt loth will ho
urged the securing of exhibits for the .placed for collection. -K. F M. Co,
land shows and particularly the ono'
to be. hold In Portland. Ho staled
that tho products of the soil of this
territory wero of fur more value In
securing farmers thuti nil of the liter
oturoever dlstilbuted.
S, O. Joliiixnu spokn of Cm iihslst.
once Portland could give up In our ef-
forts to Indueo the location of tho
California highway for inough East
Tho sale will ho made to satisfy a ":"" ," , ', ,,,"" ' ,
.....,. ........ 'greater part of them. I.
Judgment In tbo case of W. P. Mc- " ,A ' , - , ,
;,, ... . , , -said, expects from 1,0(
Mlllan vs. Arthur I). Llvermore. A ....' .. ..... .. ' ..
warrant for $30 was attached In this
cote, and this will bo offored to tho
hlghsst bidder.
WILSON WILL PICK
KING FOR LEADER'
United Press Service
SEAOIRT, N. J., July 49. Wood
row Wilson couferred with tho cam
paign committee today, It was an
nounced that Chairman McCorabs
would open New- York headquarters
soon, nranch headquarters will bo
established iu Chicago. Wilson will
probably come to tho Pacific coast.
National Committeeman King ot Ore
gon will probably direct tho coast
campaign.
(Continued from Page 1)
be nble to go, ho hoped to have the
lakeviow, ho
000 to 2.000
visitors at this tlmo, which would
show tho Importance of the meeting.
Ho understood that Klamath Falls
wanted tho next meeting of the
league, and from the expressions and
Information ho had gleaned on tho
trip, he said that ho belloved that this
city would get It.
In speaking of tho official map car
which would arrlvo here today, Mr.
Chapman spoke of tho Importance of
the official automobile map for Klam
ath Falls, as the city tourist did not
euro to experiment with roads when
on a tour, but inevitably was guldnd
by his road map. In conclusion Mr.
Chapman said:
"The logical route to California
and from California In tho spring and
summer months is through Eastern
Oregon, Instead of Western Oregon,
whoro the heavy grades and raoun
Itt.nna nvarnr.c.,1 no mn,.., t,a jnnftnlsfl Hint ron.llttn.i euil,l lw. ..tn.l,. ...
people n day, nnd figuring that they penult tout Ms to liuvel through
rpont nn nverago of IT, a day. this Klamath county and Eastern Oregon,
would make tho enormous rexenuu tol no of the best speeches of the eve-
theclty of 1200,000 n day, or $0,000,-, ""iR was saved for the last, Tim
000 n month. Ho compared tho seen.
cry of Eastern Oregon with tho lock!
of icenory In Southern Cnllfornln,
and stated that with highways equul
to tho good roads of California, this
section could get tho benefit of theso
0,000 tourists n day. Ho described
Ills lecent trip through tho EoBt,
whero he showed over a thousand
views of Oregon scenes, among which
wuk flftcon from Klamath county.
"S lovo your Klamath county," said
Mr. Hates, "your plno clad hills and
beautiful lakes, and it was a plcnsuio
to mo to show theso vlows nnd tell of
your country."
Vint Snelllng, tho sagebrush snge
and Mark Twain of Lake county,
made tho guests forget the oppressive
heat of tho evening with his quaint
witticisms.
"This Is tho first time," sold' Mr.
NEWPORT BEACH
LOTS
Rentes Insurance
RICKMk& SMITH
Newport
Oregon
On August tst a man will have in his
left shoe an order for a pair of shoe..
Find him and get the order.
Rich's Exclusive Shoe Store
QUAMT I'OOT PI'ITI-kS"
Cor 6th and Alnin 5t..
T II I I I JV
(Celiiliiiinl Ciimrrle lliillillng
II O T JS Iv
I'. L. Turpla A. VUvTnrplii
IT POWELL SiTtKirr. AT .MAItKl.T. H.S HIAMiSCO
Itimiii, Wild prhnle lmllij:.ll M-r ihiy up milium hnlli, ..,Mi
Ihiropeiiii plnu. , ,,. rm, ,,MM
WESTERN TRANSFER CO.
Olllre llimif IIIHI. Ite.ldemc I'll .u.
HIS HEIIVICK
iiu;i..wji: riniKiHT
MOIMJ AM (iK.VI.il A L TIIANSI'EII
IlltV WOOHI'OltNAI.i:
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Joo Moore V. U. Vtxi rlolc
,. .., .., . .-. mo to miu iiv time, nam an
tains were encountered In summer, finelllng, "that I have felt called upon
JEWP0RT or YAQUIMA BAV
ORRaON'S IDEAL SUMMER RESORT i
BOATINQ SWIMMING FISHING
HU.NTINQ Deep Sea EXCURSIONS
ALL SEASIDE DIVERSIONS
Low excursion racs on all roads. First class
accomodations
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SECRETARY COMMERCIAL CLUB
J5xMvt:lIi In Altiwlo
fTl
Hide ItepienenUtiro of
.Slit. man Clay A Co.'s li.iuni,
ll u Hielnwny mid other leadlnx
pl.iiius. Other makes nt mini
eratii prices. Tuning and repairs
Agency for
WHITE HEWI.N'd MACHII.
OLIVEIl TVPEWItlTEIt AM
VIITOIt TALK I. NO MACIILM!
IIiiiiKn, Siiillniiery mill I'll ion
KtAMAIH FAILS MUSIC HOUSE
Tun doors caM of PostullU'c.
II. MAIWEX, Proprietor
THE I.O.NO.IKIT.WUAIIV lAV
Is suro to Iiiiyo it plousant uud
refreshing close for those who
ImYu iiwaltliig them nt homo
Unit luxury which only n prop
erly appointed bathroom can
Klvu.i And modern sanitary
I'lumhlng has placed them at
thu disposal of rich and poif
alike, for few purse nowadays
nro so limited ns not to bo able
to uffnrd what wai a few yenri
. i'K an almost prlcelosi luxury.
1 11 you dcslro to know nil about
what n modorate sum they can
bo Installed, call up anEELKV