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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
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Now is the Time
the Place
To get your suit and trimmings for the big celebration, July the Fourth.
Fifteen to thirty dollars will do the trick to your entire satisfaction.
Outfit here for your outing and vacation days
Outing and Auto wear in all the new and best things
Clothes from the Royal Tailors
Clothes from The House of Kuppenheimer
K. K. STORE
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Idaho on a charge of forging a note
and tampering with the United States
malls, this case is progressing slowly
In the circuit court.
Attorney Hooper, formerly district
attorney of Siskiyou county, Is delv
J Injr deeply into the case, and bringing
tout all the points possible to show
(that Saxton was a Tictltn of over-sesl-
ous efforts on the part of the district
attorney here and others.
John Irwin, district attorney, was
, placed on the stand today and com
pelled to go over to a great extent all
the facts and actions on his part and
the part of others Interested in the
iThroaga the tactics of the plaintiff case previous to the arrest of S.ixton.
the accessary moves which must ta Idaho.
IMAGE CASE IS
N.0VIN6 SLOWLY!
! OF 8A.TTOX AGAINST FIRST
gflfATK AND SAVINGS BANK
SLOWLY, IX SIPTE OP
IJOMK NOLANIVS ATTEMPTS
EXAMS Will BE -
HELD NEXT WEEK
JH.MAI.1. FIKKS AftK
1 HTAHTKD IN WOODtt
TWEXTY-KIVE, AT LEAST. AKK
EXPECTED TO TAKE KX AMI NA
TIONS FOR 8TATE CERTIFI
CATES AT HIGH SCHOOL
It is being contended by the plain
tiff alt through the case that Saxton
was not riven nroDer attention, and
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kUa to Justify his arrest in tton sent to Idaho.
to establish that Eugene Sax-
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Tomorrow
Our first anniversary
Annette Kellerman
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"NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER"
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parts BJjBI SEA
Friday and Saturday
June 25 and 26
m 15c and 25c Matinee Saturday IS
Klamath s Best
Universal Pictures
Orpheus Theatre
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Twenty-five teachers are expected
to take the examination for issuing
of state certificates to be held In the
high school building. June 30th to
July 3d. inclusive. County Superin
tendent Fred Peterson will have
charge of the examinations.
Following Is a list of the subjects
and the days on which they will
ceme:
Wednesday forenoon Writing, U.
S. History. Physiology.
Afternoon Reading. Composition,
Methods In Reading. Methods In
Arithmetic.
Thursday forenoon Arithmetic,
History of Education, Psychology,
Methods In Geography.
Afternoon Grammar, Geography,
American Literature, Physics, Meth
ods In Language, Thesis for Primary
Certificate.
Friday forenoon Theory and Prac-
tce, Orothograpby, English Literature,
Chemistry.
Friday afternoon School Law,
Geology, Algebra, Civil Government.
Saturday forenoon Geometry, Bot
any. Saturday afternoon General His
tory. Bookkeeping.
They turn water that's why tbejr
are called "Daxbah." DaxbakOwttec
Clothe. K. K. K. Store. 10
Houston's
MetTtpolitai kmamais
My attention has been called to a
statement In a recent Issuo of the Her
ald by Mr. Campbell of the Klamath
Valley Warehouse and Forwarding
company In rcg&Td to the teats made
by Or. Calvin S. White of the State
Board of Health, of the manufactured
and tho natural ice from sample sent
him by Or. Truax, city health officer
of this city. Mr. Campbell states that
no samples of his Ice has been taken
by Dr. Truax. While I waa not with
Dr. Truax on either occasion when
ho took the samples, yet I have full
confidence In his Integrity and Judg
ment, and am qulto sure that he took
fair sample from both Mr. Campbell
and ourselves. Mr. Campbell also
states that the natural Ice ho has was
taken from the west side of the lake.
while that of tho Independent com
pany was taken from the east aide.
which is practically correct. We, bow
ever, were caruful to go far out Into
the lake, where there Is always run
ning water, while on tho opposite aide,
where hla was taken, is a bay, where
there la no current at any time, and
where dead flsb, etc., would naturally
gather If there were any. which, bow.
ever. Is quite Improbaol during the
Ice harvesting sesison.
When we went Into the Ice business
here we had heard a good deal of
knocking of the natural Ice, and wo
wanted to know just how It stood as
to purity, etc., compared with the
manfusctured product. Therefore, we
bad Dr. Truax take samples of both,
and send to the state board of health
for analyses, and the result waa ex
actly as printed In the Herald. And
If Mr. Campbell or anyone else ques
tion!) tho authority or correctness of
the testa they can call on Dr. Truax,
who will verify them. Or, bettor still.
have blm take otbor samples and have
them tested, as we still bar lots of
the same- Ice. and. Mr. Campbell. I
Two or three small tires only have
occurred so far In this county, ac
cording to Jack Kimball, represen
tative of the Weyerhnimer Timber
company. Out- of them was near
Topsy (Initio, and tins been taken rare
of and put Into shape. Today three
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with wood blocks don't make a ir)
good turnpike.
A now kind of waterfowl has made
It nitnnri on Klamath Uko of
late. It I unlike, anything ever n
Imfoie, Hwmit to do a rro ln'lrMi
u mermaid and a water kelpie
Allen Mclean, an oil export, says
there U oil Indications tit llurtia Vista
(andlng. ThU I the third declare-
tluu of oil on thin lino made by oil .xmiih beautiful slylca In ,rru
men In the last few your- Then Ui ""''" " K K. Htorr,
undoubtedly Indications at llitotia
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HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
STAR THEATER
Jamie L. Lasher Present
Edward Abies la '
"READY MONEY"
A Comedy Drama In Five Parts
Added Attraction
"Hearst Kelfg .News Pictorial"
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Mut'sw Kvery Haturday sail Sunday
st 2:80
TEMPLE THEATER
"OtlieruJ, Jim Harrison,"
Lubln 2-reel Comedy
"Kirlrtly .Neutral,"
Vltagraph Comedy
"Tho Idol of Fate,"
Sellg Drama
Adailssloa Always 10c.
MATIN'EE DAILY AT 880
ALL LICEMiED PIOTURRH
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
Merrill, Or
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Subscribe
s stoats
for the Herat, 60 cast
think, Is still making some of the
manufactured loo.
Mere statements from Mr. Camp
bell or ourselves as to the psrlty or
quality of our Ices are not very satis
fying to the public, but an analysis
of tho article must be correct,
Mr. Campbell states again that his
Ico Is made from the city water, which
statement we do not question, but we
recall that samples of the city water
In the past have shown great Impur
ity, and In tho process of manufac
ture we can not see bow the manu
factured Ice can be better than the
water from which It Is made, being
frozen In tanks, while on the other
hand, we are told by scientific men
that Ico freezing In the open forces
the Impurities out as It froeses. Just
as when a- bottle of Ink trasses the
foreign matter Is forced to the bot
tom, leaving the top practically
clear.
We aro also told that les will purify
Itself within six months. This Ice of
ours has been stored for six months,
so must be practically pure now.
We quite agree with Mr. Campbell
that tho people of this city should
look to the purity of Its waiter and tee,
and should further use only the
purest, and to that end we shall In
sist on the health authorities making
tests of tho Ico from time to time as
the summer, advances and Impurities
Increase.
Wo ask for ourselves and the public
a fair shako, and shall Insist that wo
have It.
INDEPENDENT ICE CO.,
By JAS. W. STRAW. 34-St
ball today. "The fire on the "Dad"
Wilson homestead started In the
slashings there, and we, are fixing It
up so It will not burn all summer.
There are n number of logs In the
vicinity, and If let burn It might con
tinue to do so for some time, and
eventually become serious."
The smoke can bo seen from this
city, and haa been noticed for several
days. x
Jack Is using his natural gift this
summer of making friends and apply
ing It to his business. Ho haa his
pockets full of a handy little article
for tho scratching of matches. On
the back of It Is tho Inscription "Pie-
vent forest fires when In the woods.
Put out camp fires, and do not drop
lighted matches or tobacco." On the
other side la a rough surface for the
scratching of matches.
"I believe this U tho way," said
Kimball. "Instead of maTchlng Into
the woods, flashing your badge and
showing your authority, It Is belter to
vlilt the campers, make a good follow
of yourself, slip them one of these
tittle articles here and tell them we
are fMnd to have them In the woods.
I believe It brings bettor results and
will prevent more fires. A spirit of
friendliness makes friends, and
friends will have some regard for
your property."
On the Way to My.
Tho Misses Agnes and Jo Drlscoll
arrived last night on their way to Illy,
whore they will spend tho summer
with their father and sister, tho genial
Dan and Miss Letlm Drlscoll. They
spent tho night as guests of Miss
Ferno Hongland, and left on the stngo
this morning for My.
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I'oIamImiii nitrate unit 1hii found
men were sent cast of the city to Vista Uniting, and It should he trM In the cnte near Ynll, and f l,S0n,O0u
handle a tire an the Wilson home l.i.n ,v iih mm capital U being rsUed to vork them
' t There lire several ne residence' -
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, , .,,.,,,, ,i,w.i..i,iuiir construction nl Shliiiiluaton nt
serious for two weeks yet," said Kim- n,,, prenenl lime..
A rumor Is rife that a fourth saw
mill Is in I'toniMsct at Hhlpplngton ;
Tliert' Is n good ileal of smoke In evi
dence, ami where thert I w inucli i "The Hidden t.lly,"
Hinoke them Im bound to ho some fire. Two part Drama with l-'miicU
People In anil uboiit Alguiun would I Kurd and Urc ('unnrd
like very much to e the new high- 'The Amber W."
wny to Klamath Falls llnlshed, ns It Drama
would not only shorten the distance "The Old TmIiic,"
between the two towns, but would be Drama
u far better road than the old one. '"Ill Knialilng t'urrcr."
Tho road to Hhlpiilngfon la Kitting Comedy, with Ford Htorlliu;
most awful dusty. This dual mixed I Adwl.sloa 10 Ceats
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Uncle Sam's
Birthday
again rolls round.
Of course you will
'leurato as us
uul, but don't let
tlio cxclU'Bient
make you forget
that you are in
need of some of
our
BLOCKS and
GREEN
SLABS
Better come and
All tluu nerd be
fore the prcpar.
lions for the day
drive the thought
out of yonr head.
Insurance that nays. See OMIeete,
Pbooe72 622MwSt.
Hose! Hose! Hose!
(NOT LADIKH HOME)
GARDEN HOSE
FOR SALE at the cheapest place in the city.
H. Boivin's Plumbing Shop
on Fifth Street, between Main and Klamath Avenue.
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