Guide
Houston's
OPERA HOUSE
Juno 6 ant! T, under tbo auspice
ot tbo Woodmen of the World, Eu
gene Walter' great tucccM, "The
Wolf," a thrilling three-act comedy-
drama ot tho Canadian northwest, j Unto
Dance ghen aflor tho how Saturday
oenlng by a apodal orchestra.
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KI.AMAT PAI.IA . . ORKOON
WKDNKSOAY, JUNK 4, WIS
STAR THEATRE
Muiic Movies and
Vaudeville
PROGRAM TONIGHT
llo and Home and Company la aa
entire cliaago of program of Op
eratic siaglag aaI yodellaf .
"Tho Night Rldera,"
A Thrilling Majestic Drama
"Tlio UiagTille l'oUc."
A Ulp roaring Keyitono Comedy
"An Innocent Marriage,"
American Comedy Drama
"Tbo Wa Lady,"
Thauhok 5cr Drama. I
STAK THKATEH ORCHESTRA
Weather Conditions for June
Max. Mia. Weather
SS 55 I't. Cld'y
78 61 IH, Cl'dy
3 79 55 l't Cl'dy
FORT KLAMATH'S
SCHOOL TO CLOSE
(.UAIIl'ATION KXKKCISKS WILL
UK 1IKLD TOMOKItOW KVKMNO
AT MKLHASK HAMi YKAU
MOST SUCCESSFUL
TEMPLE THEATRE
"Tlie Little Tea,"
Two-Reel Ulograph Special
'Waalcd A Strong Hand,"
Vltagrapb Comedy.
Old Jim,"
EdUon Drama
MATIN KE DAILY AT 3:30
ALL LICENSED PICTURES
Tho graduation oxerclse of the
Fort Klamath schools will be held to
morrow evening at Melhate Hall,
(when pupil who baro completed the
Hlnth grade will bo given certificates
to mat encct, ana diploma win bo
awarded to the following eighth grade
pupils: Franco Nicholson, Orvlllo
Oris Moon, Ida llrower and Harold
Loosley.
An Interesting program has been
arranged. In which all the grades will
participate. One of the attractive
features of the exercises Is an original
composition, to be rendered by Joe
Morretl and Jack Burns.
The Fort Klamath schools bavo
made wonderful progress this year.
This Is duo to the able work of the
teaching staff: Miss Edna Kathryn
Wells, principal, Itlchard Hannon.
Miss Hatlle Carter and Miss Bernar
dlne Hannon.
Pure Upper Like
ICE
Delivered anywhere
in the city
A. P. HUTCH1NS
Phone 279 W
Grocery
e
Buying
Uroceri buying should na
careful attention. It's aasy ta
make a mistake. W believe
better groceries are ths cheaper
groceries. Careful barer also
know this. Grocery Buying la
your buslaea and
Grocery &
Selling
is our business. Wa sail only
"better" groceries, and wa sell
them for the least mosey poasi-Ma,
Van Riper Bros.
Phone 851
CONCERT PLANS
WELL STARTED
COCK FIGHT IS
CAUSE OF RAID
OKF1CKUS HWOOl' DOWN ON A
CROWD OK MEN AT WOODUUHN
ENJOYING THE GOOD OLD
CUUAN 8lOHT
ON
-SUPPORT LAW WILL OPERATE TO
NOW EFFECTIVE! RESTORE MEMORY
NEW I.KGI8I.ATION MAKES It'sI'iMIKONH WILL NIIEK TO UMNO
lOS8IIII.E TO liYTIUIHTK MAN
WHO FAILS TO I'UOVIUK FOR
HIS FAMILY
HACK MKNTAL I'ACUI.TII.S OF
MAN OF MVMLHY IN MINNK.
SOTA INHTiTIIIION
Failure to support wlvo ha be- United I'res Hervlce.
como a terlou offense In Oregon, for! UUOIIrMTKH, Minn.. Junu 4.
tho new non-support law passed byjt'ium tho defines and skill of ur-
ature ent Into affect Khu Mlnnwiota stato hospital
here, depend the solution of what
8ALEM, June 4. The first arrest
made In Oregon In some time for cock
lighting occurred at llroad Acre, a
farm placo ucar Woodburn, resulting',,,,, Ull ,,!,,,,.
iron, an investigation conuucicu oy 1
f V lliulArailnrf rtt Ihn tlrmv.tn Itll. t
M, ... ..MVV.BUV.., W. .. W.WWM ....-, .,.. . .
. . I'imer no now inn uviriui'i"" 1 ..... i.,.i, 1..
, , , , . , ,,,,, .ii ...mysterious case 01 ioi nienuiy
Imnde a felony, niul men who fall to .,,,,, , , .... . it ..
MKB A SAilOR
JlJST HOMt
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Ww. maiiaUh.'fi
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iwii ki Try It. '
First Trust and Savings Bank
Klamath FhUs, Oregon
- .'
mane Society.
)vsterday. 1 ' . , . ., lMi.
law non-support ls," '""".:, ,' ., ... '
t V ttllll... HA.tl.-.l 1A
McCarthy of Salem and Henry Hunt. yX 1ti w M nl ,hu botvM uomn
Iho ouer ot tho farm where the,'1 ,wl11 " v ',' .r ' . Unlay thoy will operate on "J. 0. It,."
main ,a. pulled off. were arr..ted " ,' ' 1 ,,1' l" - C or r. of age. who
tho officer making tho raid being C .. . . . .... u. rouml waiiilrrlng aimlessly about"
. ..... , . ... . . 1 Tlio uow law prov iue iimi io
It. Wade of 1'ortland. one of the state ' ... ' ,. Uw ,,. ho
humane officers; Constable Amos.. , "V . . ,. ,.
lleach and Marshal K. 3. llutterd.ld ' "" !?,u" "' .r,"" .. .". ' Z"'
of Woodburn. ' " M ' '
Three bird, which had been In the""' ... .... llM. .. .
Pit. one ilmoat dead, were recovered. I ,u ,uor "" um , " '"" ,"" ., ,.:,,"
... ., . . ... - . - 'misdemeanor, and was heard oy me
It Is estimated that forty-flro men) -i,hi - ir.
and about twenty-Ova game bird "' ' ""
wero In tho barn when Mr. Wade en-
tered and took hi seat aa a witness,
and many ot these men were mora or
U s under the Influence of liquor.
Fearing that be would be unable to
make tho arrcat atone, Wade sent to
Woodburn for the two other officer.
The principal, however, were
warned of tho Intention, and most of
LAKE CO. BOY TO
BE
MIDSHIPMAN
tho depot at Waieca, Minn., one ero4
nliig In Juno, 1907, The man Is,
known a "J. 0. II." because those'
Initial were found sawed (u tho llu
ItiK of his coal, lit the four ytar tho
man has been at the hospital ho has
not uttorcd a word. At nrsl he was
sickly, but he Is now robust and
healthy.
Tho man appoar to hear and un
dersland, but wheu It comes to ei
I pressing his thought by mean of
IsIkiis. hi mind seems to fall him, and
lit has Ihcii with greatest difficulty)
'that the physicians have learned the
illlllo they know about htm.
It I believed he was a sailor.
Don J, ZimumkU, I'rraldrut I.'. M. Iluliti, IrclVi, m.jT
llerl H. Wlllitmv, KtftrUry '
Surveyors oml Irriqution I niilnrcrs
KLAMATH COUNTY AHSIKACI (0.
A II S I K A C I I N (I
Map, Un, lllueprlala. Kir. KKMA1II, I'.Xl.tx, OHMiON
liUMIAIt OF KKK.Tlirough showing him plcturr It ha
....... ...-..., .. ..t.l',,n decided that ho wa an officer.1
AI'I-OI.VTHO TO TIIK ...... ... ... , ..., ..
them made their eacape, with their I., vuiiii
birds. '
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UNITKIl ST.ITKS NAVAL Al'AH-Jn member of niinv Arctic eipedltlun
MIY AT A.NNAItH.IH Through publicity given thn can dur
I " 'lug the past four years, stain officials
tetter
WASHINGTON. I. C June I.
THINKS HUBBY
BURGLAR; KILLS
WOMAN IMMKUIATKLY BUKRF.N.
UKlUt TO TIIK lOLICK HAD
liKKN 8KIAR.TKD MIX MONTHS,
SHK SAYS
United I'ress Service.
CHICAGO. June 4. Mrs. Louise
VanKuren this morning shot and
killed her husband when be tried to
force an entrance to her apartment.
Immediately afterwards Mrs. Van
Kuren surrendered to the police. She
said that she and her husband were
separated sis month, and when ho
attempted a forcible ontrance, she
took htm for a burglar.
Kepresontatlvo Slnuott has announced
tho appointment ot Itaymoiid Dunbar
of jkevlo. midshipman at Annap
olis.
DAIRY RANCHES
havn receded thousand of
from persons In snarrh for missing
loved ones,
I'hyslclans would have operated
long ago, but they feared thn man'
heilth would not permit It. The up.
eratlou will bo performed nelt wek
One of the tx-et 10 nrro trncU In
Hie Hpriag liko Vnll.y, 7 I ilt" fnnii
Fall and UJi mllea fn.m Midlaad; M
n-r la alfalfa; itceo, Munly loam
M-II: all la crop. I'rlce 70 icr arrri
trim.
A nao HO aero il.tlry rnmli In the
l-enK of tlie Kltui.ilti Vullcy; nearly
all Im mttmXtm fl..,. At..ltf t.kilH. ftdlll
eierllcwi dralaa Int.. Ix-t 1Urrr.,cram milk, butter and fruit on pure
I'rlro BN per acre, half rali.
I
llr at Ashland
l.ocal frlcnJs of Miss Marian Hunt
ley of Ashland have received word
that her father. John Huntley, tor
many years a respected resident of
that city, passed away Sunday, and
was Interred Monday
, I Protect your health by storing Ice
artificial Ice.
st.et
CHILCOTt
Tltero ar two kind of lnurnre.
CMIrotc write Iho klad lliat M.ya.
New loeaUoa, M Mala Si. Vhvmm M ,r liM-allon MS Mala t., 4ioae ltd.
rilOGUAM TO UK G1VKN JUNK 10,
AT HOUSTON'S OI'KHA HOUSK
WILL UK A GHKAT MUSICAL
TKKAT
The preparations for the Lyceum
musical .concert to be given at Hous
ton's opera houso jon June 10th are
progressing nicely under the able di
rection of J. U. Mason. It promises
to be the most interesting and im
presslvo musical concert ever given
in Klamath Falls.
Klamath Falls bos within Its popu
lation much musical talent of a high
order. Tho best ot this will ue used
In tbo coming entertainment.
It I certain that there will be noth
ing disappointing In the solos, quar
tette or Instrumental performances,
while the work on Verdi' "Gloria In
L'xceUui," the "Hallelujah" chorus
from Mozart, Thompson's "Hunter's
Call," and other splendid choral num
bers, will be greatly enjoyed.
Washington is Filled With
Men Working For the Nation
. . i
Sugar, Wool Manufacturing and all Other Interests Affected
by Tariff Legislation Have a Large Number of Patriots at
Work, Pleading With Congressmen to Prevent Ruin
Merchant, boarding houses and
saloon using pure artificial Ice have
on display ico factory cards. 31-Ct
MONUMENTS
We bars Just received from the
East a carload of marble monu
ments, alt new designs.
W also manufacture
meats to order
mona-
Bare Islinri
MonumtHtal uri Still Co.
41S EtoTomtb L
tit3 ' '
traasn natus.
'V rncfi.Mwn. I
M t , I ram nanaa. dose to Big
GOOD
Driving and Saddle
HOKSIM.
Special attaattosi to eoaimar
riul and city trade.
HOUSES UOCGHT AND SOLD.
Midway Livery ft.
Comar Vint amd Mate.
HY IIUUTON K. STANDISH
(Written for tho Unltod I'ress)
WASHINGTON, JUNK 4 There's
a dark man with a sinister purpose
lurking In hi brain. In every corridor
of tho Capitol and tho House and Sen
ate office building these day. Kach
of tht-io gentlemen carries concealed
In his verbal apparatus a series of ex
plosive arguments against various
schedules in the tariff bill Kach
lurking gentleman Is desirous of set
ting off these verbal bombs under the
particular schedule In tbo tariff which
meets tho disapproval of bis em
ployer. Among the number Is tb worried
looking person of sleek aspect who is
here to save the sugar industry from
utter r-r-ruln. Members of this class
are more numerous than any of the
others. Uoe a harried congressman
seek solace in the bright sunshine and
balmy air of tho Capitol grounds, a
cutawayed gentleman leapa from be
hind somo near by bush and fastens
bis thumb and forefinger in the weary
Cpngressmun's coat lapel. The gen
tleman's pockets protrude with mem
oranda and statistics tending u pravo
beyond peradventure that tin sugar
beet is due for eternal demnltlun if
tho fortress of protection is kicked
from around It as suggested in the
tariff bill. From behind another
bush creeps another frock coated lob
byist who has a tragic piece to speak
about the sugar cane plantations
which will be no more If the 8cnate
passes the bill,
When, faint and exhausted, the
Congressman reaches bin office and
bolts the door, there skips nimbly
from the next room, a pleasing, open-
faced gentleman with more-statistic, j
Ho' tho representative of the sugar
refiner, who I perfectly certain that
with tlio duty taken oft sugar, the
common ptoplo can afford two lumps
In coffee and tea, and daughter, can
Hono fudge every night In the week,
without embarrassing the family ox
chequer, mid without hurting tho
pocket of tho plutocratic sugar tune
grower.
Hut the sugar devotees arc ouly a
part of tho army of would-bo tariff
bill murdcror who aro hero waiting
an opportunity to kill the entire hill
or merely to rollevo It of a part of Its
anatomy. There Is a very ardent
band of wool apostles, who mako ex
istence u nightmare of iheep-countlng
for our legislators. Tho American
Woolen Company, that organization
which dolefully admits It will prob
ably go to the bow-wow when the
proposed tariff law become effective,
ha a small army of representative
hero making a last desperate stand
against the new schedule K.
Then there are tho cotton men,
steel men, Iron men, flour represent
atives, oatmeal manufacturers' rep
resentatives and otbors representutlng
practically every United States In
dustry which fears tor Its dividends
If they are not protected by a moun
tain high tariff wall. All are adopt
ing tactics similar to thoso employed
by physicians whon as a last resort,
oxygen Is pumped Into tbo lung of a
dying man. A national advertising
schema by three ot tbe sugar factions
is but a small part of the campaign.
Letters, statistics, delegations of man
ufacturers from tbe home districts,
threats of reprisals In fact every
method known to lovo, hate and war
are being put Into use to stop the
passage of tbe schedules which tbe In
terested Industrie fear.
Ilut through It all, llko a dread,
im u Klit sailing a stormy ua, tho party
leader nro teerlng the old Under
wood tariff measure through tho
IcKlslatlva water to the huveii ot the
I'rMldenl'a signature.
Itutakltraul Congressmen of Dem
ocratic persuasion who havo been op.
posed to certuln of tho schedule have
been whipped Into line. Tho moment
they have shown signs of bccomlug
skittish und o'er leaping tho traces of
party pledges, they have been whip
sawud and spurred back Into lino,
Tho brunt of this unenviable Job
of keeping the party Intact has fallen
on the shoulders o; iho chairman of
tho powerful way and mean cojn
mltteo, Oscar Underwood. With
a skill and dexterity mid cultnness of
purposo that bus evoked admiration
and pralso even from his most bitter
political foes, Underwood has curled
the lash of uuthorlty about the flank
ot thoso who gave sign of balking
ii nd tho turlff wogon has successfully
crossed tho legislative plalu of tho
House and Into the roadway of the
suuuto with no material or essential
ounce of freight that wa on it whon
it started, Jarred off. In tho Senate
Senator Simmons, chairman of tbe
finance committee, Is fighting tho
tariff battle aided by Bonutor Hoko
iBmltb. Dospltu tho fight which some
Honator nru making ugulnst certain
schedules, notably tbo duet from
Ixiulsluna, the passage of the tariff
bill seems assured without change.
And behind the Immodlato line of
buttle against tho lobbyists I Pres
ident Wilson, Ho has declared for
this turlff measure. The wool and
sugar schedules aro his own pets. Ue
Intends to ace that they become a law,
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BACK IN WASHINGTOrS 111
when pliimliiiiK n. unVaosn, sirs
water had to te railrd er r.fUt
., from sotiie oniri jh,i in it, tlin
"lieu mere ric cu irli, no u,
no bathroom, no tatilUllon sn4 U
pUaim or nun Ui.rt,,. Au&'ijM
glad (hat jou rr liunt no, il
)uu ran liatx ino,lcni tanltsry IbW
lug? Irot (Hrrliy do rour lamblc(
work, aiut II Mill iiM ...,r..'.
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Klamath Falls Music House Z
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Good Blood Means Good Htalth
A ilrnr. I.mllliy skin, full of llfr and ii.lor, rrflrtlliig iwrfrtl beak
ami riirrio. lias luag iKrakimwii lo lo a lmliir aad aoUl
wwrt.
If you nr not llm fortunale poeir of all the aboir If yea art
uHrrlnu from klM rritriis of y ileMrlpllmi. It ineaa last
I lio IiIimnI U weak.
WIIKN IT IIIX'OMKH IMI-OVWHHIIKD THIN A.M WATKKi-jIT
CANNOT MUl'I'LY I'ltOI'lIlt NOIilllrillMKNT, AM TW
HODV TIHSUKM IIKCOMK DIHKAHKH.
t.: roiiillllun I every ready to lnaiilfrl llelf, and le"U
ihiHkrd and Irralnieat started with Iho Gr-t .iraraafe
I.IikmI disorder. ..
In our Mllumtli.n Nyal'a Hot Spring". IUmmI lleiimly l the 0M T
Irralinrnt. It geta at the root of tlirt irouhli', rlenne ,h T7
liupiirlllr. lnrrraM the cImiiUiIoii, prtMlmi- MimhI lht U rtt
In iiourl.liiiienl I.IikkI that I rltli In iMiiirUhmeiit blood W.
ulll liiilld up bruken-down llue.
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