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FAWIVOVB
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WKflNRJIflAY, HKIT. j0i ,(
Town Topics
MIm HeMeni to Leave.
Mist Marjorle Seller, Instructor
la mathematics nt the KlaiuntU coun
IT high school, has tendered her resig
nation, stating that her health will
not permit hor teaching longer. MIm
Hate! North, who has been teaching
at WIeser, Idaho, and who Is highly
recommended, will arrive next week
to relieve Miss Sellers. Owing to the
departure of a certain popular young
man who was a former Instructor at
the high school, some of the wise ones
ore wagging their heads. While
away on her vacation, though. Miss
Sellers suffered an attack of typhoid
fever, and Is not as strong this year
as last term. Her departure Is al
ready causing remorse among the
high school student.
Settlers Urged to Ask
for Surveys ot Lands
GH
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T SCHOOL Frwirh Korpian Minn
i JaV A fBfsM b r y
WtLLAIItW
riiivr sessions in:i.i I.ast,
Has Many Americans
MINOR WAR NEWS
AmwiH-uii iul I.'iikIui, Uo) vj,tH
parents ield In I'nrU l,m
I'UllilK
Aar, Har, HARM!
Those funny amateurs at the Or
pheus theater tonight. BUI starts at
8 sharp.
Home From Mine.
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Edmonds came
in last nigm irom a sojourn ai iuc;
' latter" mine at Ilayden Hill in Mo-t
doe county. They drove 134
Tuesday In Edmond's ear.
Kevry settler on unsurveyed land Is
Interested In securing an early survey
hy tho department of the Interior.
The allotment of the appropriation to
the Various states for surveying pub
lic lands Is passed entirely upon the
relative number Of applications for
survey. Hied by boua fldo settlers who
are living upon unsurveyed lands.
There are many such settlers In the I survey ot the unsurveyed public land
state of Oregon, and they have almost In the state.
entirely Ignored tho Importance of. Settlers on unsurveyed lands are
tiling an application for survey. Most 'also requested to wrlto to C. C. Chap
of them are uninformed relative to I nun. secretary, Oregon Development
the Importance of fillug this applies-' League, l'ortland, Oregon, who it
tlon. and simply assume that surveys urging the government to complete
will be made when tho governnientlthcso surveys. With Information ill
gets around to It, not knowing that .recti) from settlers, tho Development
the preference for all surveys Is glv-llA-aguo will bo ablo to hasten this
en to settlers. Ivvork.
Kvery settler on unsurvejed lands
should nt once write to Kd (I. Worth, I
United States surveyor general otj
Oregon, customs house building, In I
Portland, Oregon. In writing make'
an application for an early survey
XH5HT IV .TTi:M).M'K is
SUFF1C1KNT, MAM'Al. TKA1V
ixc win, also in: t;ivi:.
Klghtcen were enrolled for the
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n. v, -v.iui., nun nil) ,-arr
.ages hum the American nu, llrtiiii
eiiibnsle mid for llm Amiuif4 lkj
HritUh itmbulaurn orKnulitloii,
At Villi.
Praia-he. Mi. ije0t.
lloelhal, wlln of (lovrtn.r do,,),,!
of tho Panama raiml ti astrf,,
ed an a py. Mrs. UtK.ll.al, (, n( ,j
nun descant, and speak. t.rnnfti,!
LONDON'. Sept 16 The Fii-itchi bodies f foiUi syiilpalhUer raised
-forelKit lesion." that Interesting 111 by Hi" stales at ai "
.tltnilivii ti freutietitlv- made, to tltur The French " foiWcil legion" I
In romance. Is reviving n Intuit dally "imposed ot adeuiurou spirit of all
..i.ll.,, I . ,. ur ilUlwilPlM.il A Ills. I lltllllMiaiUUK - -miUUIIIK lll ' -I ...... ii..i ,... . ,.
tory of the legion and It position In null), however. Hie rrcurh Hiem- "M.
All such applications will be reported night school course at the Klamath; International law 1. nil the more In-, solve --and II chief M-rvlc-i hereto.
upon to the department of tho Inter- county hWl ,choo, ,Mt ,,.,. WhfU "r.Unrs at iho present time, sl.uejforo has he.,. In V'""- '"J Ktw,uu. , ,,. m
lor, and will hasten completion of the'. , , . ., At .. lino recent enlistment lncl.,de no, jpre-ou, ofa..a.lo , a bark I, a A "ding u he m , ,
onl) Italians and those, of other Kuro- la ot nat. paiweo ior ue i"i-" - - "" pu
Notlcu
There will be a mass convention of
i r
hxn riiicurr coukt clkuk
. ICIittnnth Pnnnlv (Inipnti fh;,t T litvnl
. , .. . , '. , . ,. , .all those who signed the "out-to-wln'
.been regularly nominated for the of-; "
flee ot Clerk of the Circuit Court, by
the Democratic, Republican and Pro-
Pu digressive iortles, and have accepted
la New Loratloa.
Pred Garlch, who recently
cbaaed the Sugar Bowl, today com- tho'nomlnatlon tendered me br each
pleted the Bjolng ot the establishment 'of the aboTl, nameJ parties; that If
to the larger quarters in the White
building adjoining. The new quar
ers will be opened this evening, with
a reception and special music for the
public. In the.new quarters, Garrich
haa accommodations for hot lunches.
In addition to confectionery, etc..
and the place is beautifully fitted up.
The petition presented to the Swed
ish diet asking for political suffrage
naa 351,454 signatures.
voters league slips on September S3,
UU4. at 2:30 and ! o'clock p. in., tn
tho court house lu KLimath Falls,.
Let there be. a general rally from nil
over the county, as there uro Import
am tutorials for the dry state and
dry candidates to U considered nt
this meeting. M. F. Chllds of Ash
land, Oregon, who has been working
I It Hinn(i ?n m ft.. itw ti I n I a dlrtfi
My past record In this line of work '" l" ""uu f, '"' ,uv "" "-" -"7
t. ,n-,tfiiv .r.i ,n . mvfJ" 1. w present and speak
recommendation. Respectfully yours.
you elect me to Sll said office. I wlli
do my best to attend to the duties of
said office In an efficient and econom
ical manner.
GEO. CHASTAIN.
Present Incumbent.
Mile. LI so Berty, a French actress,
has a hat for each day in the year.
and answer questions In relation to
the campaign. Other speakers may
be present. Do not forget the date
and place.
Hy-order of the committee.
lth Itsw
FALL and WINTER
COATS
For the Misses and
the little ones
I'n
p"4
We have an exceptionally large
line of new styles in coats and caps
for little ones and the young school
girl. Warm, comfortable and stylish
of giving aid and a definite uiu U
the first session was held. At thl
meeimg uio program u.r vie '",. lmtullRntlei. but also a number
vas outlined. The attendance will bo '0( Canadians and Amvrlrau who
stilt larger In a short time. were unable for oue reason or niiolh
Providing there H a sultlcleut de-Jer to Join the regular forces of lh
maud on tho part of Klamath Fall! "Hit
men and boys, the high school plans, The employment of foreign troops
i., i.rmni,,. ii.t .ini rimui-4 in h a common episode In military his-
tory, but the general term "forvUtt I hern elllploel o mum in llie roiu.
legion." which hn tome to lf ustlil. nlal M-rVlce In recrnt ) f r tli IUe
ly, though rather hnnely. applied lot has heeimie rather gn'ral that II was
tho "regiments etr:illKer" In thc'piirel) rt colonial force Hut thl Idoa
French service, has stood
troops sold Into tvrr'x
wore the Hessians who fought iilider!ter "f llltlr before tlm pr-rlil coll
the llrltlsh flAg III the American revo-. filet In which It picmt to plajr a
lutlon. hut for "Irregular volunteer jroinplctiou prt
Uii.uno AuxrUiio hor.
Hr'- &HJH
Fair Is a Hummer
if .. ..b.L ..
I - - '" '"laHl.
foreign reluei on French sidl, par.Tp MH-I luo.ooo IMIk 0
tlcutarly veteran soldiers IpII from prisoner. . slilt gun. and niMrl, ,a,
the funliui of numerviu foreign rg muulllnn. Til lialllr I. rcsrdf4i
nicnt by Napoleon at the lime of hli'l'elng of great Important. ,(,
r.ttirn from Kibe .
lircause Joe imvun I"'" , fhllir iimela in I aiik.. ..
Iho powers 10 the Violation tit Jl(4
nf her treat) obligation ti hmiti
IJ.uoii itttaiM at l.uug-Kuw At.S'm.
attWI 1UII.0UU JatAtie.e IiimiIu k...
oo.l. not lor ji Ituorrrci, ilnre Iho legion has t'en irrii rll,i4rl.ril ut iran.HKi
n service, a employril lii general warfare a num.! .
Alinouiirement wm nuito i,a U
flmr of the New Vork lrol-n t.
change that ttaglatid would 4 f
all wh.al ord.rod, rvrti Ihoijis ((
hould he .eli-l by Herman of A,,
Irian warship a eiiiiifjbai.il ( lf
J. C. Smellier
Head of Commercial Dvpartmeiit
manual training. This department of
the school Is thorough In every way.
and if the night class Is organlied.
wood working, bench work, turning,
forgo work, etc, will be offered.
The class last night was larger
than the opening class last year. Tho
night school students last year were
twenty-nine lu number during the
year. At present courses In sten-
olypy, shorthand, typewriting, book
keeping and nil commercial work are
being offered fret of charge, clane
being held from 7 to 9 on Mondays.
Tuesdays and Thursdays.
J. S. Smcltzer, In charge of tho
present night classes and the high
school commercial department. Is a
graduate of Manchester College, In
Indiana. He has been teaching suc
cessfully for four years In tho. busi
ness college at Wilmington, Del.i.
Prior to that, he had actual experi
ence as a stenographer and bookkeep
er, and knows the needs of the stu
dents for this reason.
Accurate Information about llirl
Klamath llasln. Hee Ctillcolr, es.1
Mala.
Make your selection
now
STILTS
Dry Goods Company
"Where the ladies shop"
IH Vf IfJwmR H
1 ti'B H
"Value Itecehred,"
Featuring J. Warren Kerrigan,
Two Reels.
"Tim ftatrway of Regret."
A Sensational Drama
"A Heard Itoinaace,"
Sterling Comedy
AMATKLK NlfJUT TOMOHT
ADMIHSIO.V 10 AND 15 CENTM
(Continued from pagt It
Driving horsts, coach hur.iii
utaudard breel.
.Slalllous Draft, Helglau. IVii h
run and grade, driving, coach .nut
standard
II rood mare - Draft, Helglau
I'ercherou mid grade.; driving, ciucb
and staudard.
V-arliug culls, draft and driving
Two-)car-oli colts, draft and driv
ing. CatHa
Dairy, Jcry. Holstelus, Durhams
and specials.
Stock breeds.
Mules.
Poultry
Turkeys, all kinds.
Chickens, all breeds (trio).
Hogs, all breeds and sites.
Persons exhibiting hogs, turkeys or
chickens wilt bring samu lit eihlhlt
crate or box.
drain.
Alfalfa, both seed and fodder.
Itarley. oats, rye, wheal (all kludil
and corn.
Alt threshed grains to be exhibited
lu about Olio pock quantities.
VcrettlT!
Potatoes, white, bluo and red.
Onions, white and yellow.
Tablu beets.
Carrots, for tablu and stock.
Parsnips.
llutabagas.
Cabbage.
.Stock beets.
Kale.
Sweet corn.
Turnips.
Watermelons.
Muskrnelons.
Tomatoes.
Squash, rrookueck, htibbard
summer.
Cucumbers.
Vegetables to be shown In such
quantities as to make an appropriate
'exhibit.
Fruits
Apples, all kinds.
Peaches.
I Pears.
Plums.
Women') DeuirtuiciiC.
Tatting work First, $1.50; second
Women and Jewelry
ARE INSEPARABLE
Man wants
the one,
and wants
the one to
have the
other.
Twas ever
thus.
'11 third, blue ribbon
Uce-. Flr.t. tl 5o. ..f.in.l. uo.
third, blue rlbhou
. Dolly - Flr.t. II; second, red rlh
atuJ'l'on. third, blue ribbou
Special piece Flri, 15. rroud
It. third, blue ribbon
Crochet -M-cll piece."-Flr.t. It;
tcund. It; third, blue ribbon.
KmbrolderyHofa pillow Flrt,
II, .ecoml. IS relit, third, btu. rib
bon Centerpiece- - Flrnt II. leCohd, IS
cents, third, bluo rlpbun.
Table rover--Flrt IS. sevond. II:
third, blue ribbon.
Hheet First. 12; second l; third,
bluo ribbon.
Pillow slip Flrt It Ho; M-cond
tl; third, blue ribbon.
Apron First, II; second. So rent
third, bin ribbon.
Drawn work HpeeUi First, 13;
kcAOlid. 2, third, blue ribbon.
Itattenburg rfeclal plefew Flr.t
12; second, It; third, blue ribbon,
Mattcnbiirg Mpetlal pieces Flrt
12; second, II; third blue ribbou.
Mew lag
i Dreurnaklng flirts under 1
llrst, 13, second, 12. third, II
I-adlcs, Is year, up, snle'lfs
only First. S; second, 13. third II
PatrhlugtllrU under l First,
II; second, red ribbon; Ihlrd, blue
ribbon.
Darning dirts under Itf First,
II;, second, red ribbon; third, blue
ribbon.
Knitting First, ; second, red
ribbon; third, bluo ribbou.
Millinery llrst trimmed hat, ama
teurs only First, 3; secml, 2;
third. It.
Art Work
llurnt work First. II.3&; second,
red ribbon; third, blue ribbon.
Painting, water colors First, 1;
second, red ribbon, third, bluo ribbon
Oil painting First, 11.60; second.
red ribbon; third, blue ribbon.
China First, J, econd 11; third.
bluo ribbon.
Sketching, pun nuil Ink First, 12;
second, 1; third, blun ribbon.
Pencil First, 2; second, 11;
third, bluo ribbon.
Cooking
llnwd. whllo (llrla, 10 to l
First, 12; second. ; third, CO rents.
(Iniliiim (llrlH 10 to tl Klrat,
12; second, fl third, CO cents.
Wholo wheat (llrU under 1
First, 2; second. II; third, SO cents.
(Joins First. 75 cenls; second, 50
cents; third, 25 rents.
Kails First, 75 cenls; second, 60
cenls; third, 26 cents.
I'nstry. pl (npplo or lemon)
HlrlH 10 to IHFlrst l:, second, 60
runts; third, blue rlhliou.
v.asea Muir First, 1; second,
60 cents; third, bluo ribbon,
Angel Flrst.fi : second. 76 cents:
Through Hrwnd WhlltiKk Awri.
ran mlnUler lu Helglum. Cncltbi) ti
spx-ated lit llm I'ntled Htatr. In (.
trl agalnt lite order of ll. lUiai
government of llrue, hiKtr,
derrd all Kulthmen In Intr ln
wis at onc.
Munich I. lu have a .chil tt
X.UOO girl will Iki glirl a r.imte.frlil
and Indtialrlal rluratlon
cenU, third, SO rents,
('nkeo- Women w?r U Irfnf-.
Flr.t, II; ennd. 75 cent Ihlr4.lt
cents, i i
Angel Flr.t. 13. teem,!
third, blue ribbon,
lyer Flrl. 13. ecf.ud, ,
ihlrd. blun ribbon,
FrM cok-Flr.i, II Sp w,
II. third, blue ribbon
Drop rake. Flmt, II ot4 It
rem, third, blue ribbon
Cookie. Flr.t. II. .rM U
jtelll., Ihlrd. blue ribbon
and
Theater Guide
Houston's
MetrftiUi hmsmub
We invite you to make an
inspection of our stock, It is
peculiarly adapted to the needs
of all classes, and includes some
excellent selections at exceed
ingly moderate prices.
WM. A. MAS TEN
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
STAR THKATKI
"lleauly I'uaiktnsnt,"
VlUgraph Comedy In T.o Paris
"Two Macks of Potatoes"
Hellg Western Drama
"The My.lrry ui the Udder of U&'
Fourth of the Chronicles of l'Ii
Any Meat lu (Vol. .
Coin lug .Hutuntay and riiiinU)
Jeasst Ii. Ikry preclll
KIIMU.NI IIHKKHK
III Hie JriflNC(lraMa,
"TIIK MANTKII MIND''
In Five Woailrrful IterU
third, 60 rents
Layer First, fl; second 60 centi;
third, blue ribbon.
Fried cakes-First, f I; second 60
renin; tlulrd, bluo ribbon,
Drop cukes First, 60 cents: sec
onu, zr, cents; third, blue ribbon,
CookleH First. CO cents; second,
26 cents; third blue ribbon,
Hrend Women oer lh While
Flrnt, f2,60; serond, fl,60; third 76
cents.
(Irnhaui-First, 12,60:
11.60; third, 76 renin.
Whole wheat First, f2,60;
ono; fi,ro; third 75 cents,
Hums First, f I; second, 75 cents;
third, 50 routs,
KoIIh First, fl; secoud, 76 cents!
Ihlrd, 50 cents.
Pastry, tile (aunla or im,.v
IWoiiiim oor IK First, fl; swiud, 76
V
TEMPLE THEATEI
"David dart-irk,"
Vllagraph Two-Keel Hpeclal
Hecond,
"lAn vs. PHd,"
Helix Drama
"The iu.llrr' dal,"
Kssnnuy Drniim
HPKCIAI, THDAV d.VI.V
I'ATIIK HPF.CIAI' WAK SM
l-'HIWI TIIF. HIOXT
Wli tJIVK H.MH. TIIAIII.VO HT.iwI
ADMIHNION AI.WAYH 10 OKNtl
sec-
MATINKK IIAILY AT llM
AM, MCKNMKD PIOTUHK
MERRILL OPERA HOVft
Merrill, Om.
MOTION IMOTURKl TUKSM"
AND NATtJROAVM
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