WKNUMUIAY, NOV. IU, lull THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAMFOtm What the Tariff Will Do for Us Town Topics A Carefil Stidyof the New Measure by an Expert ; . Vnile nrws Operation. Kilsanl Short. th ll-vear-orJ ton of John Short, wr orerateJ on this nrcnoon by l)r. Fisher, Morrow ant) lUmllton. Th little fellow hid been tufferlng with tonsil trouble. News ot Our Neighbors Joulp unit I'rotr of Nearby Comniimltir Chronicled In llio I' Wife of New Mayor of New York fly 1IONO 1. OKDDKS (Staff Correspondent ot the United Preet) i" WABII1NOTON, D. C, Nor. J J. er. I( ther are at Ml to be Judged by There' mighty little hope tor the Ihrtr .tlltud. lord MtlflcU bnty. ., . ... ...,.., are aa itralght-Iaced when It come drug .lor. blond .nd th. ,of,r.plwdtrM1, Nllc,Mtt, Botl beauty In the ntw democratic t"ttjactorbe Puritan preacher whoever law. It not naturally beautiful orlf, fmh pulpit denounced frills, fur entrancing, and the ancient and mas-' Moss and feather. Taking U the cullne rrtlalltr for the girl who Increased dutlee on toilette ace claste ai a "cood looker" doesn't sorlc and striking an average, wo- change. It good nigm tor jours.mcn ana urui w,u uav i par rem a fMhef ,, , wn of Countr c,,fk One Iblni: eeemi evident, and that Iti: to S centa more than formerly for .. . . . . brotn,r of ..-.-... -ll.l..fc.-..l..l.lt... . - -- - - . , UU of Prune It now detslopt that Oougta coun ty will ship at leaat l?ft car ot dried prune thlt year. There U 40,000 Cram to Agency. poundt In each ear load, Sharpeu . ., II. . - . Il.l . Ik,' .. .11 M ... ..... l.., .1.1. lir. iiaromun i w iN.fnur pencil inu uiuiv vui im iu Klamath Agency thli afternoon to at- meant to the farmer lhat were fore tnd a cate. the nature ot which wail banded enough to plant out a few not given In the telephone message acre. Ilotoburg Ketlew. summonsing him. I lire Into Klclkin Another IV Lap. I Jack London, world famed as an Word has been receUeJ from Aah- land of the birth ot a eon Monday to Mr. and Mr. Chester IX Up. The that tbe democratic tariff trameri did i the following article more to discourage the use ot face paint and enamels and pbastly noo powderi than all the mothers club and reformer organisations could! hate accomplished In a hundred yean. Of course It your beauty cant be washed off the tariff doesn't af feet you. Ilut It you get the color ot your cheek or hair from a drug Ictsrlw le Lad. Perfumery, cologne, toilet water. sachet rowder. all application, '' Tl, Motl, lo Town, inr nair iiHtiuuma ujrsf, wuuui washes, tooth pastes, skin prepare tlons, tooth soap, cosmetics, some face and body powders, and many others. False teeth and bustles, which Ut ter are classed as "attire made ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Ankeny are preparing to forsake for the winter tneir rancn in ine vaiiey ana mote ( are woven here. They hate a home on West i nun. Main street author, pays a tribute to the llogue Itlver Valley In the December Issue uf the Cosmopolitan niagaslue. In hi nol, "The Valley of the Moon ' Two loner are seeking for perfect con tent, and the search Is always found futile, but London, at JO rents a word mjs nice things about us Th beau ties ot the scenery, the returns uf ap ple raising, the elltnale and Mining Into th tale - Medfurd store, and depend solely on artlflelal-. wire," are about the only beautlner Ity for your beauty and attractlTe-, that will come In duty tree. Nothing nees, you'd better make up your mind personal Is meant by saying that a to ask father cr hubby for a bigger 'good many more women than wilt allowance or prepare to be a wall-i admit It will be thankful for these. flower henceforth. (The new law doe decrease the tariff With th exception ot false teeth, on talcum powders and some perfum talcum powder and bustle. every-ed soap and camphor. Hut the tax thing from "twitches" to cosmetic! on musk, that seductive, overwhelm will cost more than heretofore be-llngly and perennially popular per- canae of Increase Is Import dutie.ltume. Is boosted. Milady' powderi Paint and paste, lotions and lotenges, rag of chamol will com In with a powder and perfumery, sachet smell ( 10 per cent reduction, hut aa one of and twltchee In tact, practically an. these last a mighty tong time, the lbbeaultfirodartotfaefemlnlne'decrae hasn't raised an awful lot heart, hare had the Import dutle In-'of cheering and applause. created, and therefore they'll be dear-j Ye, there I one other hope. Tbe er. Tbe beautlfler which haten't had duty on manicure Instruments has the Import raised, haven't had It low- been shaved, so you can keep your ered, to they'll cost aa much It not fingers "pretty" as cheaply as before, more. Those democratic tariff fram-lal any rata. On MU Way Home. True Cox. tbe well known rancher from the Seven Mile country, arrived In U e city Tuesday night from Ala med' on his way back to the ranch -""WilllllTHmE STEAMER KLAMATH INQUIRIES ARE COMING EAST I'Ml KilftlTY LKCTCItlllW AIIK IN "llKJ DKMAND KOII LKCTVKK CDUISKK HI.NCK AKIIANUK MKVTH Altt: COMPLKTKO All IIUIihiu lleeults from last Tuesday's elec tion now appror to hate plared Jack' sou county third In the slate In Its majority for the university appropri ations. Jackson tounty has taken pride In It support of good schooU and It Is gratifying to know lhat at this special election, when so small a tote was polled, that the mijorlty In favor of th university bills was so strong. It Is quite probable that a larger vote would have made a larger proportion of ' rc" voles Ashland Tiding. fH9E m "y ' A1" k KliilfliHB aLRsaallllaaHa ' iLiaBBaflaaaagtlllH PikapPP. 1 FROM BIG TRIP Mn; i,ivimi iiii;v ham; ini;i.i:i i, inn iimiiNii iki.im ami o.s mi: lamorias til si I. SUNT I Mr aim Ml, liutut ii mooim rv turned mi Monday liom an alxni ol eeil iiionltis, spent in Inuring I mope Th.l reorl an eirelUul Irln While aay they vlslte4 CngUn,), lieland. Ilrolland, Fratire. (Urinsur ami llwitterltnd, --- I TU a NiscnuiMr DAY IS NEAR Buy Your Nuts and Fruits right otu PitiriM Willi mm USERS GIVEN FURTHER TIME (Continued from page I) (Continued from page 1) the sportsmen ot Sacramento. Both gee and duck are to be served, and hunting parti will be la th field trot now until Just before th ban ouL Pledge were made by mem- -bera present at Tuesday's meeting fori at lai spo bird. A prixe U to be given to tbe member supplying the larceat bag, providing It doe not ex ceed th limit laid down In the game law. Th following committee were ap- (Herald Special Servlte) Kl'OENK. Not. IS Lecturer from tbe regular faculty ot th University ot Oregon are available for public library course anywhere In tbe state without eipense to tbe library or to the bearers, and Inqntrle are becom ing numerous. The cities ot Coo Day. Marshfleld, North Ilend. llandon, Coqullle and Myrtle Paint are trying to arrange j CAIII.V AKIU.NaKME.NT WILL UK COMFLKTKLY CHA.NGKD IN OK-fa serle whereby each university pro- ItCK TO FACIUTATK WUIIK aaeJaels1e be paid by November 30 Proceed ings will be commenced for the col lection of all sach doe remaining un paid after December "it. "This new order doe not give re lief from the final payment ot the 1912 construction charge, but sus pends action for collection until May I 1)14, during wnich time payment should be made for the full amount ot IS per acre' by every water user able to make said payment. NKW YOltK. Nov i: Mrs John I'urroy Mitchell, wife of the ae mayor of Nee York Is on of the yuungest women to becume the first lady of th Metropolis For that mat ter, her husband will be the youngest mayor of th city - his age Is 11 and the I not so old Mr Mitchell is an Intellectual vointu, much In ter tt In ethical culture. While the Ullelre in eoraan suBrat. the ! ool beelt bu.ilefuut about it. aad has nut a.xul4 herself ah Ike wo en lio & been drhuoii&ated au( Iragellee II l not liaelr that at wife vt the naror the lll keep up a large (! t.shment. far the Mltehel are not Heallhr, and the young luaior will pruWabli hale to tile wltblo bla l i .ii of I ti.aov a year OK TOWI.NO On May 1, 1914. the 1913 construe- feasor In the aerie would give a lec-llon charge can be met by the pay- ture In the public library of each, n"01 or 1 Per acre, and the remain- tlty. tng S per acre will be carried over A series running to tbe close of the t0T flT . providing the opera- eollet-e Tear haa been arranced for."0" maintenance charge are liore lo Cliko. Johnnie llobblns, who haa been em I tcyed on the Adams ranch, left Tues day for Cairo, o spend the slater, llobblnt was Injured by a steer tbe first day of the llodeo, but alter sards he won several bulldogglng roitteata throughout the West this uiamer Ho great has bome lbs demand lor stale meat In Japan lhat there Is dtnger of a scarcity uf shale in that prt of the Pacific and lb Japaaeee golernment has limited the number, ' s haling Vestals Herald want adt bring rttullt WalnuU, poun.l UOr tlllMiatlU, H4MI UOv t.t.f, ..t . IIMInr.MI IUUIh. rr.llr, iunil . . UK IUM In I--. UK-In I'JIic I Illon, ("kim-I U.V Orengn Cil, wml . S.V IIIUHI I'rrl, palUR'l a. IMnl l'r-i, iuihI I3r I If I" I tpl'li, l-iun.l I IV I'tuiM, Mitiint Tc 111m V ami tlilte I lg. 3.Viuhi Ux ai.io lllWI I lf, MlHi 7c Ashland Fruit Store r--f--4 8lem, and a series of three of fouriP11'' bo tUted. I lecture weekly la scheduled for Port-: uunng ine next session or con-i a a i a. - a a.... a. . rftwtai K til SI fakMs- ei rtw) kv lt& ! be much altered and changed, after !"""'" " "r""" 71 ?" J""7T, ZZZ. .w... HvK"'--rM -... W .M.WI.1.W Other tilace negotiating are New- providing a general extentlon of tlm (Ifermlil Special Here ice) 8IUPP1NGTON, Not. 12. We are pointed to arrange for the .annual -told that the tleamer Klamath la to aaeeUng: Sale of Uck.U W. O. Smith. J. B.'the preeent towing .extern U pasted. trarlei aa far a January tb nk w . ,... r. t ... ti.. k.. i. i. ..i4 -m k- .. Other place negotiating are ..,.,.,l.,..,,v..v.IM., .-. .- .-. .... -. ...... O..J. . . - f, I...I, ..... RhnnM .ni-h . Mil and T. W. PhlnUer. down to the proportion, of a tug "" ""- - -- - ",.,.:. "C. Z" ' ,1 , nan,u.lE. D. 11.11. CI. Ilob.ru boat, that U. her cabin will be mainly lw: , , . . L7flMnZ?l? and FT L. Houtton. cut away, and heavy towing bltU will' Consultation hour. -Ill also be ar- three "" ? ""'j Duck comlttee-J. U. Chamber.,be placed abaft th. mld.hlp. t,.,. r.ng,4 at tome of the public llbrarle. cleat credl t i. : Mt rrerj liar ., .... ....... I ... . . . . . ... 'Iietween unlvertltr professors and at that date, and give credit ahead C.l.'llob.ru. Dr. E. V.Morrow. , will be quarter, forward for the crew. ' "D'"'J "' ...J -. V l. f, .tl ... .M i .-. ' It a ..a a . a . fc- a .... - a. J VTUVIQ W UU UTtilIJ IV well" UICI WWVaa - - - r " -.! w I 'VftlKUi ivr UllrVUUJI IIUHlcr 01TI trv. twiuiui - wejiv.t,-i4 - .. Idge, W. O. Smith and E. D. Hall. The association now haa a mem bership of !. All ot the have Joined voluntarily, without aolldta- ran Day Lumber company, tlon. It was proposed to Increase the. used In towing logs, I'ltirtfe I Hen- N'CW YOltK. Not. 11. Cltrrnce Markay returned today from Kurope, accompanied by th children ot Jotn Kllln When atked If he planned a divorce he replied' "I think you will undtnland why II la Impottlble (or me lo dltrutt my domestic affairs." h. .!,. r,.i., i ,i. Ln.n, .,i i. 'r .ubjecta In which Uey ar especial- "ire, full raymenti that have been per year. membership to 200, and a special llbbr i .I.- i, i. . .. .. n.ii. oia oucB inim in loe in i- I . . . .. .. .. lnc one of the University' free cor-' "Thl. general extension of tlm irwpondenc course. Tbe contulU-l'" org.d with all the force at tlon hours will often become a clear-. command of th water nteri." and It prlia ota busting coat wa. offered by of member befor. the annual metl.Hnghoue for general Information aa. J. B. Ch.mbsr. ot the Gun Store to ling next week. Th annual due. are bw th VjAnnlXr can place a Up From Malha. I lb on securing tbe greatest number' f 1 lib Year's Grain Crop in Klamath County b Estimated at One Million, Two Hadred Tkrasand Bushels O third tttor grain ba beea produced is Klaauath Oooaly thla asaaoa tbaa haa ever bees produccU before. Till ha be, do aaaaaly to the fact that w ha e in the laat twelve month had qalta aa laUhu of ten farmer. WMila the next year there will he a great ma ay snore famsera 'rg lalo this county. Thla will mean ta created bullae In the city of Klamath Valla. More bntla bovaa wUl ba required to cope wttb the Increase of trade. Mora work saaal will have to be brought la. Three norkniea will require home lo lira la. l'roperty value will Increase Mlth tbe Inertia. ed bud- Wo bar aotue choice location nhlch can be bought at a price oa oaajr twin. Why not buy one of the Iota, It aad aasur yoaraelf of from IS to 20 per cent Interest j jroaw latravewjeatT Thla la an opportunity to let your tnoaey awake Way avat take HI Call ai our offlc for Information aa to aOuttdi DeveJopment Co. 1303 MAIN STREET the disposal ot etch community what knowledge It ba available. Augutt Cacka came In Tuesday from Matin for a thort vt.IL WOOD hlab, llliKk, lUxly and IJmb, Wholesale or Itefail COAL Car of Coal will arrive ahoal Ocloher Idlh. Place your order now ami avoid delay. I3.no lo 3.A0 pre low KLAMATH FUEL CO., OBlce SOS Mala. O. Peyton. Mgr Pboae lay. lboaa Btafl .avavavL A avvatj4a'ttfl' f Kel1 .-nTavavavavavavavavavava Style is like a shadow. You can point your finger at it, but you can't put your finger on it. It doesn't shout it whispers. It aims as much for repression as for expression. A case in point "Barrister" Walking and Bmhuu Boot-fS Made of Black Calf or Rutiet Lcathci roundish, sloping toe perforated cap medium arch lowr, square, solidly planted heel top corner! curved off inmible eyelet Oothic hooks boot with lhat deceptive plauinett which it the quintessence of present- -T4tt ma-nwa ttllas Thri art 97 mUtto tqtl Sitfi and 900 AimJiuJ Hit-' AiMi, SnJtr ,ur Fall SqI, ., "'RtumJ Ik, W,rU wlk m Ktfil," futiriif -what It vnat and 'wKin It wtar il. THE REGAL SHOE STORE Corner Sixth and Main I : Sweaters and Sweater Coats These seasonable garments combine bodily comfort with a chic, dressy appearance, and are ex tremely serviceable. They are made of pure wool, and come in all weights and colors. Some are loose fronts with roll collar effect, while others are close fitting, snug at throat and waist. Just the thing for school girls, or, in fact, for any out-of-door wear. Stilts Drygoods Company "WHERE THE LADIES SHOP" fmf The Oregon House . . . KMM.ITJI AVHMJK, NKAIl HIXTII NT, Room and Board by Week or Month, $1.00 PER DAY Table Board, $6.00 PER.WEEK Two Meali a Day, $4.50 PER WEEK A HiiiIIkI nuinlcr of men ran now olilalll ijiiarlrr at lhla place. Ica; of riMini makes It ImpcMlhle l c roniiiiiMlalp more than a lew more In ailillllun lo IIiimo whu note niakn Ilils their homn, hut thrro I roovtl fur a fim. Tho llrat applicant wUJ liu the furliiunln uir. The Oregon .. . . IIL. mlaM. Iioiiaa I inn iniiei iiiiifii .-v- III Klamath Fall, and It Isn't ' anry lo aajr word alniut the taele. Several Used Player Pianos at Half Price "Have Music for All the Fam ily at Anytime." SHEPHERD PIANO DEPOT Not Door to IWoMc) Organs UHKII O.NI In good eondlllon. m,(H to lo.on. NKW ONKH )Vrrantd ttn yean. JtOt.no. Kaatenn. i IT J 'qtencsmt TViA. -'