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SUNDAY SCHOOL
MEET mjESSION
lMCLSOATBS VMM ALL PARTS
-oVKLAMATH COUNTY SPJB-
Mitrgicnan held here
TOaaOMOW MGXT
Simmons.
7:30. Prslse Service, led by Mr. J,
B. Mssoa.
9:00, "Graded Lessons", Miss Ida
Momyer.
8:30, "The Chicago Convention,"
Rer Cbas. A..Phippa
Special music at every session.
AU friends ot the Saaday School
are welcome.
11m ittifaaaaal coaveaUoa ot the.
insmata eaaaty Saaday School Asso-i
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Orate, aid that altanoea a -Meting
-libla siailsifrwHh tayeral talks by
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Rr.' CaM,A. PhfM.
n:S. "BmHdU Up tho Sunday
gehool". Kir. 8. D. Harlaa.
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Suaday School, .Ber. B. a Xlcharda.
J1:S. Roaad Table, led by Rer.
Cha. A. PUp.
1:, PraUe Service, led by Mr. jr.
B-Maaoax.
'" :0," Oeaeral Dlacvatoa by the
Scheola, "Oar, Beet PeaUre".
M,1S)M,,"Oraialifd Claaaea," Rer.
CasaJL PaJapa.
dtM;"PrlarT Work," Mlaa
Laara AJBIee.
;. "Qrecea Dry," Rer. A. P.
SPINK PLANS A
mm RESORT
PROPRIKTOK OP MinLERK8TM
RAYS SEASON' JC8T CLOSED
WAS THE MOST SUCCESSFtri
OF RESORTS CAREER
ENGINEER CLAIMS
COT BY NICHOLAS!
MAYOR REFUSES TO SIGN WAR
RAXTS FOR EXTRA WORK CAR.
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R1EO OX, 1IOLD1XO THAT THK
S-t-UY IS FlXEt
German Artillery About to Fire on the French
The long-expected dash regarding
the salary ot City Engineer McLean1
and hU right to payment for extra t
work, carried on la connection with,
street Improvements. broe as last!
night's meeting ot the council, when
Mayor Nicholas announced that be1
would sign no more warrants for Mc-'
Lean except for the monthly salary
ot $83.33, proTlded by the charter.
This came after McLean presented
three claims, amounting to about!
$100 for extra, work done. McLean j
of the I
"TBi season last endd la tha nut
snecMsfui i h.i. ,. h.rf .nrf ,-lw uPPrted by members
Increased number of anglers at .u,counc"' who hc,d that lha IH,,IT of!
polnu on Spring Creek shows that1'000 a ycar waj metel' tor eaUb'
our wonderful rainbow trout stream IUhiBK KraM ,c- aad that tho c,ly
U attaining fame all over the na.UouW not expcct a "Prtnt engln
tlon." says R. C. Spink, who Is downiCCr t0 B,ve M hU " t0 th
from "Idlerest," his beauUful resort !for thal anlount-
ton Spring Creek. j ",a,n lonl ne cnaricr provision
According to Spink, there WCTe,--0 ""-"'""'"' "-"'""" "
nearly four fiundred tourists regis-Jt0 uken but that of tho M8'0'.'
tered at "Idlerest" during the 8ea-Ma,thw"' Ham,Iton and 0wen"TOtd
son. Thl was in nddition tn ,,,.,," "how we cinims. uogers Toieo
Klamath Falls people and their j
frfends who sojourned there during
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In ordr lo dslertalne all fit U
UuiU that ran b rslorrd to miry If
himrtiMttf, patty of tvUftuilM
cnlf engineers H wako a tansf
of lha margin of Uppr KUawtt
tAitf. Tito surrey U nil4 Is
(art neat week.
Ilrofor each lmmtieHr u
ramJe u tjUMt. and the Mfjf ms
Itcrn iwdd In bts trtlctilr ci 9y
urttylng It all, mueh Imp tll bt
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lUytnn fi ordered wa tsast
ur rpmmt sidewalks.
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to disallow the claims.
'no" on tho motion.
the summer.
Convinced that the patronage of.
"Jdlerest" will be even bigger nexti
year, and Imbued with the ambition,
to make his resort one ot the mottj
attractive In the country, Spink U
planning on new buildings. There
will be a massive log hotel building,
constructed along the lines of the
log buildings on the Southern plan-(CKXTEXXLAL
tatlons. Spink hopes to 'have this
finished by next season.
BIRTH OF ANTHEM
TO BE OBSERVED
This photograph shows a squad of Herman artillery about to bglu rtfe wn the Krnieh llm otntr dUlanr
off. In most of tho reports of lighting the stnletnrnt lias been madft that tho flormnn attillvry Its Won In
ferior to the French. However, In those cases whero slogo guns wr. handled, as at Nnmur, thei (Icrnmit alia
ck proved Irresistible.
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Hiistoi's
be general. This Is & time when candy and soda fountain, the ejtab-
Americans feel that 'The Star Span
gled Banner' Is the National Anthem
,of the best and greatest nation" of the
iworld.
"We therefore urge all schools lo'on,lw,ch'' vntry, etc,
(observe the day In the manner sug
llshment. when It ooena In th now
loc&tlon, will be fully equipped for
the serving of hot lunches of nil sorts
no will carry a complete lino of
tgested by our state superintendent." Trfe ttrocrrica Tomorrow,
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OF "STAR SPA.V-
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RJWAL FEA TURES
1 HERE are certain features embodied in
' makktf Regal Shoe which makes them the
beat in the world for the price. One fea
lyfrft Vdid leather, another the careful
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aathar the striking style, aaother the smooth fit
Btitlookata RegaL Let us ex
IMua ks tsMrits, point by point Buy
" iraaieac possibie amount of
value for your money.
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Toe, oae of Uie latest Engllsli Uut;
PRICE $5
j Gresham fruit growers send out a
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Accurate InforinatlOB about the
Klamath aIu. See aillcote, 0SO
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ATI! COUXTY SCHOOLS
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To conimcrorate the writing of
"Tho Star 8pangled Uannt-r" iu ItU,
by Francia Scott Key, all of tho
schools in Klamath conty will hold
patriotic exercises and render the
national anthem Monday. Toward
this end the following has been sent
to County School Superintendent
Fred Peterson by the state superin
tendent:
' "'The Star Spangled Iiauuer,'
I which Is now our National Anthem,
J was written on September 14, 1814,
ana u is proposed mat we celebrate
tho centennial anniversary of this
event by having this hymn sung in all
the schools of the state, both public
und private, at noon on September
14 th of this year.
"We aro asking tho county super
intendents throughout the state to
urgo their teachers to Join in this
splendid movement and lift their
voices In patriotic service by singing
'The Star Spangled Banner' at noon
on the 14th of this month. I believe
the newspapers in your county will
be quite willing to co-operate in for
warding this movement."
Mr, Peterson is sending the follow
ing statement to the various schoels:
"The centennial anniversary of the
writing of ouf National Anthem oc
curs at s time when a large propor
tion or the iisttons of the world aro
engaged la war, The observance of
the day la our public schools should
A novel stunt will be given at tho
Star theater tomorrow night, In tho!
bm ar tcriunsled to bo prwrni Uiph?""" '.'
a tiiern
done.
U Important work to m
War .'cVln Movlm,
Manager J, V. Houston of the
Temple theater ha Jiut completed!
arrangements lo show war pictures at i
tho show lioustt Wednesdays and Hat-:
urdays. Thl U a new I'atho service.
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form of n "Country Grocery" tho "0WI"K l "t scene from the
Ifrnal ul..,. .-., 4 mi..i
difference being that the groceries,";'"' """" H""n' '
at tho Star will bo given away free ,r0RreM'
of charge. Twonty-flvo packages of I.
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
KOI.UN M. I'KAMti
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STAR THEATER
Till! C.tHHOLL JOHNNOX AXD
CARUHLH CX.
I'rMsntlug Two Acts
Hong, Isaac aw ntalogur
Town Topics
groceries will bo given away abs6-''uk ,or "l"'teincai.
Iiitely freo, tho lot Including n sack' s,r. W, 0. Itovenport, who wassr-i
,of tho best Klnmath Falls flour, u- rm-Ud last w.k for violation ori"wherr Mouaisia aa4 Valley MC
Kr, (off ce, canned goods, and, In " "rdlniwiKt rcgulntltiK thn una' "I.ulilr Ursms la Two Parts
unci, mi tno commouitics to bo found vaiur, n& ongaged Attorneys
;ln a first class grocery, Tho gifts Oji?I1 and Alnnnliig to defend
will ho distributed to holders of tho ber. Wliui tho casu was cnllcd this
Icouponn being given whllo the cole- 'morning the attorney asked for
"Hlr.N of Um Msrsa,'
Paths
i:iknt to Entertain Ucant.
Tho first regular ladles' night 0f j"rlt01 Johnson-Cnrllslo show Is glv-'owpoiieinent until 4:30, which was.
mo winter season wlH be given to-l'"" l"" utiB vwu " "esioes mo !,
morrow night at tho home of Klatn-,n,:,H ',"ro nrc 'our rcol of 00,l pic-,
ath Falls ldgo No. 1847, B. . O. tureg'
Klko. Tlndall's orchestra has been
engaged to furnish music for danc
ing, and refreshments Will bo served.
Make Quick Trip.
Circuit Court Clerk George Chas-
tain returned this morning In bis
auto from Ilonnuza, leaving here
lato Tuesday afternoon to .take hie
nleco, riesslo Kllgore, homo, after a
visit with tho Clmsfaln family.
Off to Kiigrii'',
KnlRhla of irrlhlaa, Alteallim. I Fr"d "' I)unbftr lBav
Ucgular meeting tomorrow ovcn-Cdt'ot V'r !, TB" h"
Ing. Business of great Importance T'ltti mM' 1 'ST
. ...,... .....' iTtii is prominent member of the
Junior elms, nnd Is ono of tho mostl
nrtivo mou on tho editorial stuff of
to transact
rjucstrd.
Garlrh I'laus KnlargiKgw
Although ho hag been proprietor
of the Sugar Bowl less than a week,
Fred Oarlclt Is already making plans
for tho enlargement of the popular
establishment. Ho has Just engaged
an expert soda mixer, who will arrive
In a short tlruo to take charge of this
department. (Jnrlcb ass Just leased
the larger room In tha White build
ing adjoining the present location,
and will move In there, adding plate
glass mirrors, etc., to ssaks the place
even more Inviting.
Imuirl-WMtr.
With Miss Joslo Low and Will T,
l.ro nx witnesses, Miss Ilnttlo Whllo
boonmo the brldo of William J, lm
mc at the Presbyterian mnnso early
Tursday evening, tho ceremony holng
performed by nv. J. 8. Stubblollold,
"I ho Kmcrnld."
"T1..I Vt.x-
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Kdlsea Ceasedy
A Jouraey to u KavlratM of NsfiM
I'sths
AdmlMioM f aa4 M Ceals
! TaSumm
Pollcwing tint ceremony tho couple i,.Ti, rii... wn -
" "" '"'"' """" Twn l.rt T.,.. ,
- rvaiuring
J, Warren Kerrigan
spend a few days. Miss Whlto 1st
tho daughtor of Mr, nnd Mrs. O, W.
White, and Is well known In local
social circles. Tho groom has tho re
pair department of tho Central
tsrage.
Aa Important Meeting.
drac Mothodlst Ladles' Aid Soci
ety will mest at the church Thursday
Besides the 'afternoon at 3;I0. All of the mem-
"Tim AHiikcnlng,"
Drama
"Unltcnal Iko In a Battle Royal,"
Comedy
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ACTS
TEMPLE THEATER
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Bellg Drama
"Tim Man Who PaM,"
, . Blograph Drama
"Hie lllaarUI pjra Dessmateat,''
Kaleat Caasedy
"Mttle t.'MiMala,"
Vltsgrspk Draaa
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