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Krttil.hli wlfe'wlth a butcher
Ju eltor tecrorteleg 0. D. Wlleea's
4e W,'nitfWea mWhvimI U
' saa4to kllt'klaMHaVwasarralsned
' "ski 'jMUMtNrt',tato atteraeen,
-akaftM wltVaeseult'wkb a danger-
lee, 1woanea. a, -
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Barsceugk entered a plea at net
guilty. Hto trial waa eat for o'clock
jTreeday morr.lng ky Jestlce of tke
IVace R. V. Don as, aad la default
of $760 bonds Nuracougk waa re
manded to Jail. '
Mrs. Burscough la ktra from Fort
Klamath, whera ska waa taken -whan
injured.
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I town topics
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Praatkatty all tka Maaa raaahw
laiit af tka aMy an tlad a, aad traBte
la kadly erlaated.
Tka
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United Preaa Barrlea
BUrPALO, Aur. 83. Promlaaat
educator, health worker and idea
tliU from alt oyer tha Halted SUtat
and from tovcral forelcn natloni are
gathering heiv todar to attend tha
great Fourth International CoagraaaJ
on School Hygiene, which will ba for
mally opened Monday and will con
tlnun for on waak.
Dr. Charlea W. Eliot, president-
aaerltua of Harvard, will praalde at
all aeaatoaa aa prealdent of tka con-
great,
Aa Informal program for tomorrow
conalata of addreaaea to ba made ky
the apeakera la acorea of leaal
cknrckaa.
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i-a-i.m a
raada thtirkara atmlwr
- kU la. " '
mm' HMn.il
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raa
. aiiira'Oa-araer- Major daaaed'erer-
. ,r alki aa4 wariiad on tka road..' t waa
' paaatad oat tkat .OoTeraor lledgea ef
rwBl 1mM a aaod roada day te
OMMmif andvormlLt
',' aswaradwBkf Ooarnor Major at
.tke httear raaneat.
, U. K. Reader la amaa tka farmers
from tka Kaaa country who are
epeadlag tka day fa. ike eaaaty aeat
a a a
O, A. Johneoa, a wall known Klam
ath rancher, I la to do some trading.
laVW iRrartPRw awKLrmv
R. L. Parker la In from hie ranch
mh MMkutC
in
To OaMfaaaJa Don J. lamwaH left
ihle meratag far Ban Joaa a a corn
bleed kaelaoaa aad pleaaara trip.
NOTICR FOR PtTBUOATIOR
Nai Oaal Laawm)
Department at tka Intartor; 0. S.
Lad Offeca at Lakartaw
Jaly It, 1111.
Natiea la karaby gtrai
anea A. MttckeU. at OiaM,
waa. en Jaly . lll, auUa
etead Batry, Na. I7IT tar NMNWU
8WHNWU. NWKIWK, liaHam 14
Tawnahlp SM, Raaa 1H. W0kua
etta Meridian, kaa Btad sattaa af kv
taatlaUBaakaflaoaayawpraac
to aeUkUsk elalm ta tka laai akara
described, kafara a R.DaLap, Oavaty
Clark at Klamatk Cavnty, Oragaa. at
KlamaU Palls. Orasjaa. aa tka Sri
'improvement. Dr. J, J. Otey
and wife are taking their annual hon
eymoon motorlag about Klamath
county and parts ef BUklytm. Bsran
years ago Doctor Otey bteught kU
krlda to Klamath on their -ret honey
moon, and since than, with one ei-
ceptlon, It has been aa annual event.
Rack year the Doctor declares ha
notea muck Improvement over tke
year previous.
Will Trying. It there he eflcacy
In ''try. try again," surety K. II. Law
rence will land a dear this time. He
left this afternoon tor the happy hunt
Ing ground, accompanied by . V. Wal
ker and Frank Potneall.
lirer Mantera Home. Fred Noel
Louie McClur and t'aul Noel return-
ad Friday night from tbalr two weeks'
kuntlng and berrying trip. One big
buck, a quantity of delicious huckle
berries aad a triple-ply coat of tan
waa the tangible evidence of the trip.
Galas far a Mate. A klka ea tke
beautiful west shore of Upper Klam
atk Lake toward McCornack'a-Is tka
&uuJy eut arranged for tomorrow
r Mrf. A. L. Morris, Mrs. Lennart.
Mha Uutk Merrln aad Mb Mlldrrd
Lennart. Edmund Qowea Jr. will be
chauffeur of tka wkeelkarro cob
taln'rt tka camping outlt.
r
Wlll buy a S-room. strictly modern
new house, completely turnlsked; kaa
batk. toilet, electric llgkU; also tkree
rooms la baaemaat: aa aoad lot loeaU
ed on Bichth street. Owner must sell, i"" aapiamaar, isia
Wa eUl'tuka van . Uu of ll.aaai "
; wktla at1 werk ky tka mor-lfor tkree years oa tkts property.
" I 23-tf R. R. SMITH RKALTT CO.
SAfpf TEA BEAUTIFULLY DARKENS
TIE HAHt WEPI FADED AND BRAY
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? : si atal aater datea kaek
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H. H. Roberta, of Otaaa. Orasaa;
J. C. Taylar, tt Oiaaa, Orasaa; 1. P.
Corpealag. at Otaaa, Orasaa; A. af.
Jsmlaam. 9t mmatk
3 AM. r.
7-11-t-M
lvMaWmt
la tka County Court ef tka Bute of
Oregon, far tke County ef Klam-
tt.-
,
kwwaad Sataaar far
sray'kalr to Ha'aat-
te graadmotk-
Ska kept bar kalr aaaU-
.fatty' darkened, gtoasy aad abuadaat
r wmk a brew ef Base Tea aad Butpfcar.
Waaaarar ker kalr feU oat or teak ea
7tkM 4ehV faded er etraaked appear-
mtartare waa applied
Bat tag arewtas at kama ta
aa aat af .ante.' Newadaya akttlei
kiaysaiawUmbaiisrtkaaeuraarfaa.
Br aafcias ataay arasatora.far tke
et.voaHad "Wyetk's
I ftriaamr Mahr Remedy yoa
B sat a large kettle far ahoet to
eeats. Beawt dragglau make tketr
own, wnwa te neaaiiy tea aueay, ae
laalat aaaa saatlas Wyath'a, wMak
eaa be 'depended aaaa to raatara aat
ural aetor aad keaaty to tke kalr, and
iVspleadid far daadrnf, dry. feverlak
Itcky aaalp aad failles hair.
A wall known dewatowa druggist
says his customers Insist of Wyetk'a
Saga aad Sulpkur, keaauae, they say,
If darkaas ae naturally aad evenly
tkat nobody can tell M kaa been ap
plied It'a ae eaay to use, tee. Yea
simply dampen a apaags er aeft braak
and draw It Ureugk year kalr, tak
lag eaa etrend at aUnaa. ,. Da tkm at
night aad ky morales tke'sray kalr
disappears; attar aaotkar appMsatlaa
er two ,H ia restored to Ma aatural
abler and laekaglaaay, aeft aat akaa-
It L
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Ia tke Matter of tke Batata ef Ira C.
JeRanBUaSfa) fammmmmatakal
oy waaaaarvaaa Aapvaaayayai
Netlae la kereby givea ky tke na
daratgaed administrator ef tke estate
of Ira C Jekaaea, deceased, wltk tke
wUl of aald decedent anneied, to tke
creditors or, aad all persoaa kavlag
claims against, tka estate of aald de
ceased to preeeeft suck claims wltk
ha proper vouchers within six months
from the date of this notice to the
aald administrator at his oce, IIP
Fifth street. In the city of Klamath
Palls, State ef Oregon, auch omee ko
las tke place selected for tke traaa-
actloa of bueUeea connected wltk tke
aald estate.
Dated at Klamatk Palls. Kleaatk
eaaaty, state ef Oregon, tkls list
day ef August, 1I1S
O. C. APPLBOATK.
Administrator, wltk tka will aaaesed.
of tke Batata of Ira C. Jekaaea,
S-Sl-t-ll r
Kmjerakte Party In honor of Hon.
Lionel R. Webster, Circuit Judge Ben
son and wife teat evening entertained
a number of frlenda at their residence.
tke guest Hat Including Mr, aad Mra.
Robert M. Rkkardsan, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence O. Morgan, Mra. aibsoa. Mr.
and Mrs. Oebrge Chastaln, Mr. and
Mrs. Don J. lumwalt and Rev. and
Mra. Geo. H. Peeae. Tke evening waa
highly enjoyable, and musical num
bers were rendered by Mrs. Zumwalt
aad Miss Loulee Benson.
Rack Pros Camp Mr. and Mrs. II.
C. Telford and family aad Miss Anna
Hales, who have been camping at
Cherry Creek, returned last evealng.
Housekeeping rooms, near bridge.
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Better have ua x It
tha snow comes, Areo-SeelK
aad Palmetto Rubber Patet
makes old roofs new.
Pusl saving Heating Puraaees
insuilad by aa expert meakanlc
i
Estimates cheerfully far
aisked.
AH work suaraatead
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so aa to have more money with which
to develop the wad aad nuke It poe-
state to realise greater returns."
Pointing to n farmer standing near
by. be eon tinned:
Here la a man wbose farm I visit
ed, aad I aaw thla man nt work. If he
haa not worked honestly to get ahead
no man has.
'These msn are bound to wake
good In the long run aad tha govern
ment should assist them la every way,
Instead of placing obstacles In their
path. The farmers are all right aad
the lands will ba alt right when they
are properly drained.
"The government ahould get busy
at once to provide better drainage,
aad conditions will change at once.
"I am not familiar wltk lowering
tke Klamatk River, kut from what I
have heard I thiak It ahould be done
at once, even If It costs a million dol
lars. The only question to be consid
ered is If tke keaef t resulting would
pay a reasonable rate of Interest oa
tke money Invested.
"Another tklag, you kava ample
power kere to be developed to pump '
out all of tke water. I do not knew '
what It would coat to Insult tha
plants, but the malateaaaee, It leeks '
to ma, would be only n very nominal
rata of Interest oa tke money invested."
JOHNSON'S JOB
THE BIG THEME
j
DKMOVRATH AND RKPURIilCAKH
ARM MKAHtiMI.Nf! FOR TIMMHR
TO BR ontMiKD TO CALIKOH
NIAH (lOVKHNOH
United Press Service ,
WA8IIINUTON, D, C, Aug. 23.
Tim 8petlacy of Los Angeles Is picked
by the Washington end of the Califor
nia democrats to I the primary
clmlco to contest the governorship
with Hiram Johnson tioxt year.
fetlacy can afford to niakn the
run, he Is considered strong with tha
people at tha South who Jiabltualy
roll up big majorities for tha pro
gressives, and ho la expected to re
lain In tha North the leadership of
his ticket scored at the polio In 110.
That Qovsrnor Johnson will be re
nominated Is tha opinion of Repre
sentatives 8tepheaa, Bell and Nolan,
progressives, aad, Indeed, the whole
California delegation kere. Represen
tative Knowlaad, a regular republic
an, who at one time hoped to succeed
Senator Perkins, admits tkat tka
chances are all In favor of the re
election of tke Johnson ticket. Rep
resentative Curry la tka only dissenter
trom this view, although tha demo
crats won't talk about It.
Representative Raker believes tkat
tha only possible chance of defeating
Johnson Is through nn alliance of
the Taft republicans with tho demo
crats, such aa occurred last year. In
that ease Spallacy la considered the
most available nominee. Fred Hall
of nakersfleld will be opposed by the
labor Interests, and J. It Curtln Is
not taken seriously. Bell Is perma
nently out of the running. J. D. Da
vis, newly Installed aa collector at
Hsn Francisco, would not accept the
responsibility of beating the governor.
Bo Rpellacy seems to be marked for
the Job.
Sale of Socialistic
Papers Prohibited
United I'resa Service
HRATTLR, Aug. i!3. The sale of
socialistic papers nnn iitsrnturo In
the downtown loctlon or this city was
today iicrmnuently prohibited by nn
order of Hupcrlor Jtldg John Hum
phreys.
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INTERESTING
BALL CONTEST
I.VMIIKIIMKN FROM THK I'KLIOAX
ItAY MILL WILL TACKI.K THK
HIIIKMNtM OF THK WIDTH Kit V
PACIFIC
A return engsgsment betwoea the
Pelican City and the Southern Pacific
baseball teams wll be stsged tomor
row at Modoc Park. The game will
be called at 3:30.
In the first game the Pelicans Me.
defeat. They now want revenge.
Inscribe for Tke Herald, f ftp
eaata a month.
In addition tho order made by tha
Jurlnt makes It an offense (o condurt
street meetings In that part of tha
city,
"If tho socialists there want papers
or lltnrnturo, they inn got them from
tliclr rrlends," snlil Iho Judge from
(ho bench.
SPEAKERS SEE
DISARMAMENT
THKMi OF ALL THK ADDHHBHKM
OIVK.V AT THK HAtlUK CONFIUl.
KNCK TODAY ARK TO THAT
KFFW3T
United Press Service
THK HAOUK. Aug. SB. Disarma
ment by all nations In the near futurn
and the submission of alt luteraatlon
si questions io arbitration was the
theme of all speeches today at the
closing plenary sslons of the Twen
tieth Universal Peace Congress, which
hss been In convention at the llldder-
sssl since Mondsy.
Today'a speakers were enthusiastic
uter tho progress made by the Peace
fCongrms during the last two years.
'Following adjournment all tho dele
Alk.
To trade, furniture for a team of
mares, at Comstock's. r
WANTKD First claas korseekoer;
none other need apply. United Iron
Worka. t3-t
bji I", - li u-. im"ivi a-n -in jw lax
Form of advertisement No. Ill,
vti . a
'w " .TTTV . gales went by specliil train to
im county ciera or Kiamatn coun- ....... ., UMi ft, . ,MBChw)ll.
ty. Oregon, will receive bids up to) nlrr hpy look bo for Ami,.
September 3, 1913. for the construe, ,,,, whwr ,,1By . formr re.
lion of a road described as follows, .(, b, . munc. authorities
same being a part of what la known m, .n(,i , farewell banquet,
ns tha Itattla Snake Point read: i --
From Station 3IIK0 to SUllon, Hurt McCoy, superintendent of the
391x17 on original line, which corltn,rhanlcal deparlment of tho Merrill
tcspouds with Station HOxGO correct- jjocord, Is here on a buslnrss trip,
ed Una. and ficm Station 14i50 toi
Subscribe for The Herald, It seats
moatk.
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Hiatloa Isis corrected line, a dis
tance of 6,419 feel.
Tha plana aad speclBcatlous are oa
Ola la tha omce ef tha county clerk,
Klamatk Falls. Oregon. A cartllsd
check to tke amcuat cf 10 per cent of
the bid submitted, payable to tha or
der of Iho county of Klamath, state
of Oregon, must accompany each kid.
Tke County Court reserves tka
rlgkt to reject any and all klda.
Wm,H. Wordeu. County Judge,
C. O, Merrill, County Com.,
John Hagetsteln, County Co .
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GOOD LAND
Is always the c
Peer toad b) dear at
make u specialty ef
be
ta tlix ea4.
aajr eriie. t
farm
to
yea the reaatry. Betas faaaslUr wMh
the KUmaUt Bast aad kavlag faetl.
Illo. for ahewlas the toad, I mm la a
postUoa to aerre yea.
CHILCOfL
New toraUaa. SM laasa Bs.
Up I
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PHONOGRAPHS
LtKwaiskBtagsi
VICTOR, EDISON and
COLUMBIA
All the aeweat Records. Cosae la
and mo wHI play some of the tale
ones for yea.
Klamath Falls Music House
Mala gr. Mwt 7 aad 8 It. MADSUf , Prop.
FARM LANDS
a new cmoicb farms at
RHDVC-D PRKMI ANB
KABT!
Nswtoa farm. 9 miles from town,
80 acres, all la alfalfa and
grata, flood keuae aad barns.
Price SMeo, eaa-thlrd dowa.
lfO acres oa Lost River, 10
miles from town, all In grain,
two good -springs on place.
Tfils eae at BMS aa acre, !
down.
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410 acres la Pee Valley. 140 acres
In grain; house, barn, gralnery,
windmill, good water.) !' aa
way
la acres two miles from town";
kouee, barn, ak. leksa nouses j a
good one-man proeoaltlon.
Modern (-room keuas, lot, 41 Ms
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A BIG BUNDLE
OF CURRENCY
Is a pretty dangerous tklag to
dlsplsy or to be kaowa to be
about you, liut a check book
of tho First Trust and Savlaga
bank la navsr a temptatlea to
violence, it la of no una ea
capt to tha owaar. Why aat
carry such a check book la
stead of tha daagsroaa eeek.
Soma murdered men would atlll
ba living If tbay kad followed
that prudential plea.
First Truit and Savings Bank
Klaaath Fall., Oratjon
A4ARYSVILLE
SAN FRANCISCO
Old Forester Whiskey
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