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Rind or n suit or uvercoei you win wHiinu u n "min. - ...- --- -
wnl. Not that we claim the powttf second -sight In Knowing your particular preferences but ""
n wide range of styles, models u4atl-raa In our Imh fall showing rrom Tht House of Kuppennelmer that
we can suit an!r wan to hit utntgft tatlsfactlon. .... . . ...k ..
You'll And the cream of tk motl attractive patterns and here In I brae high-standard clothes The
fabric are all pure wool. Jr flftlA ' ... .
No doubt you'll be wAtlug now underwear, ahlrta. ahow or gloe,trf.ad we car, i promise you itheafce
rtl ham at m mar. Isifiortant Itonif. We like to feel that n man m Meat than absoluta aatUfactlon at
thlt ttorc, no matter wjmt he payt or what tit buy.. "We like to have outJaaMont feel that way, too; It a
pleasant way of doing fullness for ut, and for you. ''Gel?
Mar we have tie opportunity or demonstrating u io your ,:
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Special Inducementi in the AutQCpfctt for
FAIR WEEK T
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SW (loaua Vote wHh vary Collar.
300 Itoaua Vote wHh every Necktie.
a.000 Uoaua Vote with every Hat.
i!(i,00O lloaua Votes with every O vet opal,
China and HHverwcsu to be) gin to Uic roalrataai
Votea October let.
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BIG GUNS ARE
HERE TO INSPECT
Ol lit OP TMK CALIFORNIA.
onaoox rowan co. comk
SHE ON A WTHTI.AB TOOK OF
PHaWarjTIOM MlUaW WOXX
Jataa W. CharcalU, praaidtat; Alas
J. ReMboraagb. aaeratarr. aad H. L.
WaJUtr, diTialoa tuparlateadeat of
the Roue Rlrar dlvUloa of tba Cat
lforaia)reson Power coatpaar, ar-
SCIMLtOCK IS
TRIFLE PEEVED
DEPUTY HHKRIKK DKCLARR8 UK
WILL START A CIVIL ACTION
AUA1N8T PAI'KR AND CAl'HB
ARRRHT OP GRAHAM
Threatening a civil action agalaat
the 'NortbwaaUra aad a criminal
charge agalaat A. F. Orabam, John
Schailock, deputy tberlff, la exceed'
tagly wratny today. Ha declarea that
ta altnW nrlntawl Iti thaa RlAPtilnv naru
lived UUia city laataTaalag by ato8nttd(ly Bllcloui- and wlthoat
taken up with Judge Beaaoa, aad It
waa decided that they be kept under
guard In my home They have been
kept under guard there, but It la not
trbe that they hare been allowed to
have a lot of vialtora and are making
a brotbel of my place. "
"At n matter of fact, tola maa
(Iraham Uvea a block away from my
home, and not acrott the atreet, at
alleged by the Northwestern.
"I am going to atart a damage aalt
agalaat the Nortbwetteni for f 10,000,
and I will certainly have thla
Oraham arreatad oa a crli
charge."
Fair Prizes are
on Bxhibiti
ir vnu'or
t -T. L aa a vw aaa.
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t-HW Vm'II ha. IjrfB MaA
Prlrra ranee
t jlTaft, oa ray trrina.
Oa wall lor ilrvrl
good right MOW. I'l
wisr
i
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son of m kets Ban
on a tour of laaairtioa of the plaatai. ...
of the corporattaa. Afur looking i
or,r the plant bare they left tale al- J" orf t0 w'h e-"oek
teraooa for Traka. v obJecU Intimated that four women
cnargea wun conaucung oaway
(Continued from Page 1)
1 te party experienced considerable
trouble coming from Fort Klamath
huaday oa account of tire troublea. It
look tba greater portion of the day
houaea la thla city have been "enter
tained" rather Una "detained" In Mr.
Schallock'a home. Tbe newtpaper de-
.I.r.ll .n tlA .Nfkn.ll. nf t m 1k-
C0"!!f,rrtheF0rt:"theyh,,,,Ulh.m were making a brothel out of
.uccalTablowoaUofUraa. ,, ,uppo(, o ,,,,,.
' I "The women were arretted purau-
W BALK At once, a Toledo tteel'ut to beach warranta Uaued by Judge
raaga, almost aaw; lSxlg-lnch
oven; will aell for 2S catb. A. B.
Cleveland, Earl atreet. Hot Springe
addltloa. U-it
Denton In the circuit i.ourt," aald Mr.
caaUeck this morning. "The ques
tion of their place) oi counaetaaat waa
Liver Sluggish? Go
inm i juui uuiHU ;
daxtoraiks. He knous
that headaches, bilious
promptly relieved by a
oi Avers mis. uien
iiu is Kjnier.1
mat a titma
ittJbJjs.ih
lolagw
our Doctor
tl:c first auestioa the
ish liver means. Hebtowt
digestion, impure blood, are
liver pill, ask mm u he ap-
his advice.
i&ryafe
PIANO BRIEFS
A piano In the hove till win
cation Tor the children, (
tlelr mnslcal friends In faonaf life.
will be an edm-
itereat them and
A piano In the home
amonnt of pleaanre an
whole family and calll
A mnslcal home
and education.
ila winter means an
entertainment for the
friends.
na ;a nome or refinement
I
We will sell you
Forlland, not repi
saoneyandaaaketi
conYlenance.
.We buy thei
pay tne name pi
anoa ourselves
Yonra for
f piano sold In 'Frisco or
ented here, and aave yon
taof payment toanlt vonr
planoa from the same factories
and freights, bnt sell the pi.
smsll acUlng expense.
illty and Home Trade,
Bl
1014, Mala ft.
lCK music go.
Opposite Wlllti Furniture Co.
and the third ttruck hint in tbe abdomen.
Chlnwood than ran away, leaving
hit victim lying on the ground.
Tbe Indian crawled about 2S0
yarda to tbe Jackaon hotel and awak
ened Joe Drown and another man.
He told hit atorj, and the alarm waa
at once given. Under the direction
of Justice of the Peace J. J. Heattg,
the tearch for Cblnwood waa atarted,
and the Indian police were notified.
The agency doctor waa tummoned,
and later Dr. Hamilton of thla city re
ceived a' call. The two pbytlclons
worked bard to save tbe redtktn't
life, but death came about 10:30 thlt
morning.
In the meantime the police were
searching for Cblnwood. They found
hit bat near the acene or the crime.
It had apparently been knocked off aa
he ran under a clothet line. At the
farm of George Gray the alleged mur
der wat found In bed. He nad dropped
bit .44 callbte revolver but attll bad
the scabbard.
Cblnwood came on tbe reservation
about a year ago. He waa recently en
gaged to erect a home for Garfleld
Jack, a brother of the murdered man,
ii nd when tba work waa comnleted
i there ttlll remained a balance due
Chlnwood. It waa tblt balance which
wa demanded of Fraak Jack.
I A coupla of waeka ago Frank Jack
complained to tba tberlff In thla city
,thal be had beta robbed by a room
Ult4 while on a vl.lt hsra nf tun.
jit Inter developed that ba bad given
this man the money to keep for blm
and the money waa returned. There
wits no prosecution.
Oarf-eld Jack, aa elder brother of
!tlie dead man, It one of tbe most
prominent Indiana oa the reservation.
He bim made rapid strides In tba de
velopment of bta lairds there, and It
lilk-lily esteemed by tba white men
with tthom he has bad business
transactions.
Soon after It was learned that Jack
had expired, Deputy Sheriff Sam
Walker, Asalstaat District Attorney
Ferguson ana" Coroner Wbitlock
for Fort Klamath In an auto,
Oliver 'Makes Arrangements WithW i
. nl,l
Southern Pacific for the Trans-
portation of Fort Exhibits
aew raajrt
to
o iloat haw
leal. They am
'also Ilka te akwtr
il eta lots e taw MM.
and lota ft all parte of Um
prirra aad cevsy
taterrated la faran
like TaaalowyoM Iho valley.
CHI
gettlh Aeaeetraa Hotel.
DROP DOWN
Manager C. T. Oliver of the Klam
ath county fair has completed ar
raagemaata with the Southern PaclDe
company to havo a car at Cblloquln
to take care of the stock coming fro
Fort Klamath. Jtesldenls of that sec
tion are coming down to tbe fair In
force, and they have tent a request to
Mr, Oliver to arrange to have a stock
car at their dlipotal to take care of
their exhibits. J This glrea assurance
that tome of the blooded stock of
that region will be shown here during
the fair week. ..
. Installation of exhibits from other
sectloni hat already commenced, par
ticularly In the agricultural line. To
morrow will tee many other exhibit
al the groundtoand all entries must
l.o In place by' Wednesday noon If
they are to compete for premiums.
Merchants who have offered praml-
umt for exhibits at tbe fair are get
ting their prlxes ready, and In caaet
where tbe character of tbe premium
admits of It tbey are putting them on
display In their store windows.
The handsome silverware set offer
ed by Win, K. Pelley will be on ills-
play In hit thow window all week.
Thla la a twenty-elx aet ploce of nog.
era llroa. 1847 set, and It offered aa a
f,rst prtxe for the best tingle farm ex
hibit. The valuation Is I2S. aad
mum TOT KEEPS OUSY
(Continued from Page 1)
riakee a prise well worth com
for. The Hum Hardware com
also has placed their premiums
display. It consists of a blulte grew
lie ware kitchen aet, and Is offered all
a first prlxe for the beat iJrsejcTi
Its valuation Is Z0. For tha bonent
of housewives who are now competing
for the right to the title of I ho beat
bread maker In the county, the first
prlxe Is on exhibition In the windows
of Ward Obcnchaln. This urlie.
P ' i ii i lawn i
JMlfcit (a Aaarrtraa Hotel. IIkmm Ml
ilbRA rook
c upsw rssF VnOil
xian ra? ..... .a a avBL..aia
a ruogag ana Data: line
I lwl Inf ilnm iJTalifwil-
l 6alance like nent.
.. AVfor flfJOO
I
WM. WylGNER
to
HALL'S I GRILL
The Hotel Halt Urjll Ii I'forlM
utar with the Klaiaalh rtut pablM.
A distinct feature (he nurtUitl1
lunch served at nwn The stlforn
price of 3R cents Id rliarced. and Ike
aorvke rompnrr fitotblf llh lUt
of any of the rafrafln Hit big oiltrt
For aome residii, the Impneilol
haa pruvallrd thatjthe prices ctuH
have brrn virr.ilfp, wbtn, si t Btl-
Irr of fart, a rongiarUoa of Ii aw
for the best loaf of bread mads from I m loiaircc niliriL'sa-ad0' 'are with that of oth.r csfrs Ii U
Crater Uke flour. Is a IIS wrltlnc DUalllLjJ rKUrtKIY csmio but llllla If any dlffereaee.
hktmsdeetral
tomorrow, and on Wednesday bo will
deliver a speech la Alteaaa,
Ii wsj
fly.
1671
Fresh 16-lncb slab wejsf at 11.10
tr cord load la thecal buy you
evrr made. eMr ajffly, don't wait
O PEYTON. PlMaf 1671. 7-lltf
WANTED Bacoad-baad aafa.
Haratd offlce.
Notify
It-lt
Johaaoa la New Knglanil
NEW YOllK, Sept. 23.flovornor
Johnson started on a tour of the New
England states today. He will re
turn Sunday aad campaign In New
York state. Hepralsed Oscar Straus
and declared that the Roosevelt sym
pathy was growing hourly.
Uryaa la Popalar
LOB ANOELKU, "Sept. 23. Uryan
arrived here thlt morning. Ha was
greeted al the tralu by several hun
dred people There are thousands of
flryanltes In the city from surrouad
iag towns. Bryan Drat spoke to wo
men at10 o'clock la tba auditorium
theater. At noon ba spoke to work-,
logmen at Naud'a Juactlon, la the
hgbt pavilion. There Is to ba a big
rally la fiesta park this afteraooa. Ha
will leave tonight for Sacramento.
rnblnet, and haa been preaentrd by
It K. Wattenburg. The 130 sled
rniiKu offered by the I'lVjIng Hard
wnro company has bja)(f exhibition
In their windows for some time. It Is
the first prlie for Ihe best dual-pur-pcae
cow.
Hlnco thti publication of the pre
mium list a chango of considerable
Importance has been made. This la In
legard to the prises offered to the
public school students for the best
((imposition covering a complelo re
sume of tho 1912 fair. Instead of a
first prlxe of $30, Mndsey Hlseruorn
has offered a lino little Indian pony,
which, of course, will far exceed the
tnluatlon of the first prlxe offered.
The second, third and fourth prlxea
will remain the same.
i .
Colonel Itootevelt rested over Sunday '
in i ins city. He Is feeling In fine
shape slncv campaigning Kansas, hav
lug made six speeches In this stale.
Missouri U next In line, with a speech
nt Joplln tonight. In all of his Kan-'
sat speeches the tariff was dltriissed
at length.
no ft-4 on Mala slrvH, tww jfclM i
rrrtt building! good Ufumu. It'a
near Ihe crater or JfMaeaa, aad
arltlag hetlrr U Ik Oaae.: Irtcw
VIU.iiodMrrata. tfmm af iho.bes
vacant lofwum Majst atr4. Conae
In ami talk I
ciiiixarK.
rt In American Hajrl. Phoae (Ml
iiaiemtal
We nau some very
Uriel propert
Hunter lleaaa Co
leaWCi
lnrjfk-
j
titrable ath
Htepheaa
Thl
arrangeinrllavfor VrilDg parties s)
afternoon orTlsuilsW. The rill 11
been filled up It IT lew partlcuunf
for this service. i
AUo, y wiitild like lo tall joirsV
lenllon o our aerlal Hunosy
for 76 cents, which efll Mli
In the city for the price.
,
Are yon Interesteola aw'D
I COUNTTT If to. lb W"
Hunter HtaltVCo. They Mrs tw
it, ood bergalae.
Teddy Heel lag
PITTSBURG, kaaa., Sept.
31.
IUvulml an Kxpert Mualrlaa
m II..- .
u uiuo country cuurcn near
wnare 1 once lived there waa one old
man who was always opposed to v.
crythlng that was brought up In their
iiuainesa meeting. , At one time there
was a motion to put a chandelier In
Ihe church. When they were ready
for tho questlonMr. Kicker having
heard them called some other nsnle,
and not knowing what a chandelier
was, rose to voice his objection, say
log: "They aro mighty expensive, aud
more than that, there ain't a lady In
Ilia church that could olav on it ir .i
hadioae."
IJvorythinir In Mtu-ilo
Hole llrpn'M-iil.llia ol
Hhurmar. flu -'''' 'I,0'
the Htelnwny and other lill
pianos. Other makn tl mM-
erato prices. 'I iinli'ic ami rPl
Asciir fur
WIIITi: HKWIMI M.tCIIIM.
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1 1(71 OK TAI.KIW1 M.lCHIth
Hook, KUIIoiirry and l"ler
IlliAlH PMlllWW
710 Main StrMi.
II. MAIWUN, rropifHor
uu nAutiANUK a new uMrer at-
uuo, uiroci rrom facto, for .
autornoblla or a teoaT of horses
Schubert Piano Co.. Ifl4 Main ..
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Hy Ita financial touBdieja. M
the standing and cboraHar
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depiMltors. ThatlslhaWWT
wish Ibis bank to
and wa Invite the tlrlettsl ar
qulry, When you have a-"
wo solicit your account oa
result of your lnvtlw;
city.
First Trutt and SaTingi
Klamath FaUa, Oregon
Bank
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