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Are You Going to
$''& Fair? ..
"' A 'trunk or suit awe may be needed to
mfthc the? trio more Dicasanc uur mure
Vjjcic,of trunks, suit cases and handbags are
Vonak during the July Clearance Sale at a
discount of 25 per cent.
Suit Cases
$1.39 Suit Cases Now $1.04
$1.50 Suit Cases Now $1.12
$1.85 Suit Cases . Now $1.39
, $3.50 Suit Cases Now $2.63
$3.90 Suit Cases Now $2.93
$4.00 Suit Cases . . . . Now $3.00
$4.35 Suit Cases , Now $3.27
'$4.85 Suit Cases Now $3.64
$5.50 Suit Cases Now $4.13
. $6.50 Suit Cases Now $4.88
$7.50 Suit Cases Now $5.63
$10.00 Suit Cases Now $7.50
Trunks
$4;50 trunks Now $3.38
$6.50 Trunks Now $4.88
,, $7J5 Trunks . . . ..... Now $5.52
$8.00 Trunks Now $6.50
$9:75 Trunks . ... .7. Now $7.32
$11.00 Trunks Now $8.25
$11.50 Trunks ..-.... Notf $8.63
$12.00 Trunks .t.s... Now $9.00
$15.00 Trunks ; Now $11.25
$27.00 Trunks. Now $20:25
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$1.00insteadof$1.75
Another shipment of Messaline Petti
coat to sell at $1.00. JFive dozen just re
ceived,, which represents one of the best
values we have ever been able to offer. The
colors' .and sizes are assorted in a manner
which will give you a splendid opportunity
; to buy these garments to equally as good
advantage as you could have them made to
$.'prdef; Made to 'order they would cost
more than double.
Don't Fail to Attend the Clearance Sale
That Is Making Good and Giving the
Best Values in AH Lines
THE GOLDEN RULE'S
Semi-Annual
Clearance Sale
YOU WILL KINDLY TAKE NOTICE THAT SOME OF THE OTHER
STORES IN TOWN ARE CONSIDERABLY WORRIED OVER THE EX
TREME LOW PRICES WE ARE MAKING IN ORDER TO EFFECT A
QUICK CLEARANCE. PRETTY GOOD EVIDENCE THAT THEY BEGIN
TO REALIZE IT'S A HARD GAME TO DEPEND ON TRAVELING SALES
MEN FOR THEIR DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, ETC., ESPECIALLY WHEN
LOCATED IN CITIES THE SIZE OP KLAMATH FALLS. YOU WILL NEVER
HEAR THE MANAGEMENT OF THIS STORE MAKE A KICK BECAUSE
TRAVELING SALESMEN REFUSE TO CALL, NEITHER WILL YOU EVER
HEAR US GROWL BECAUSE SOME ONE MAKES A LOWER PRICE ON
MERCHANDISE THAN WE MAKE. WE REALIZE IT'S UP TO US TO
MEET ALL COMPETITION AT ALL TIMES OR GET OUT OF THE GAME.
OF COURSE, IT IS HARD TO DO THIS WHEN SELLING GOODS ON CON
SIGNMENT, FOR THE OTHER FELLOW MUST DICTATE THEN. THIS
STORE BUYS ITS MERCHANDISE OUTRIGHT, PAYS CASH FOR SAME.
AND PROPOSES TO SELL AT ANY PRICE THE MANAGEMENT SEES FIT,
REGARDLESS OF WHAT THE GOODS MAY COST AT WHOLESALE
The Biggest Clothing
Values in All Klamath
County Here
The entire stock of Men's and Young
Men's Clothing now sacrificed. Make your
selections early, n the present stock can't
last lout, at the price it is now offered,
which is JUST HALF the remittor selling
price.
89c instead of $1.25
Thirty-six Women's Wrappers made of
Hood quality Percale, dark colors only, as
sorted sizes 34 to 44, worth at regular price
$1. 25, July Clearance price ......... .80c
Sensational
Just thirty-eight Women's and MiaseV
Summer Hats left that must go at once.
From now until Saturday night the entire
lot will be offered at, each $1 .00
Values to $7.85
A few Women's Suits and Dresses left
to close at Half Price all Coats are sold
out but one. You'll find values here you
will not find again.
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$1 .45 instead of $1 .75
Buy yctir Duster here and jjet a better
ualitj lor less money. These Dust erst are
made cf splendid quality Linen, cut extra
lar(;c and you will find them the equal of
Dusters selling at $1.75. Our Price $1.15
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FOR SALS Stoves, tee chest, chjf
foaler and household furniture.
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EDITOR IS DEAD
RESIDENT OF SEATTIiE, PROMI
NENT FIGURE IN NORTHWEST
AND ON COAST, DIES AFTER A
IXXG STRUGGLE
1 Times, a small erenlBK paper. The
j Sunday Times was added in 1902.
Colonel Blethen was married in
1869 to Miss Rose Ann Hunter of
Strong, Maine. They have fonr chil
dren: Alden Joseph Blethen Jr.,
Clarence B. Blethen, Mrs. Florence
Blethen Duffy and Mrs. Marlon Ble
then Mesday, all living in Seattle.
SECY. LANSING
CHANGES PLANS
7,000 Acres More
Are Irrigated
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SEATTLE, Wash., JuJly 13. Col
onel Alden J. Blethen died at 4: SO p,
m., Monday, following a long strag
gle for life. He was a native of
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WASHINGTON, D. C, July 13.-
Thft nlnns mnriA hv RMrjirv at flt ata
Maine, having been born at Knox,!Langing were cancelled onezDeetedlv
Waldo county, December 27, 1846, bia( today for hlT visit to the summer
parents being Alden and Abble L.'Dome of President Wilson, where he
uietnen. Alter acquiring a, common was to confer over the answer to the
school education, he entered Weslyean' German note. The change was ap
semlnary and college, where he waa'parently sudden and Lansing admit
graduated in 1868. Us& that he had no plans for an tra
in 1872 he won the degree of Mas- mediate conference,
ter of Arts at Bowdoln college. He, n 8 not known whether be will
then took up the profession of teach-' go or not and it Is believed that the
ing, and was lessee and principal of 'President wants Lansing to reach his
the Abbott family school at Farming-own conclusions regarding the an
ton. Maine, from 1869 to 1873. He swer to be made to the note without
was admitted to the bar and practiced his Influence. It Is also believed that
law In Portland. Maine, until 1880, he desires to think out the situation
when he removed to Kansas City, Mo., himself alone and independently.
uu entered upon newspaper wora.
For
four years he was manager of
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purchased an Interest In the Tribune,
and the Journal. He served as editor
of the Tribune and manager of the
Journal until 1888, when he sold his
Interest In those papers.
Colonel Blethen repurchased the
Tribune the following year, but Are
destroyed the building la November
of the same year, aaa he thus suffered
heavy loaaes. la 1M. he erected the
new Tribune balMaef at a, big cost,
but the great auaelel panic of 1893
brought disaster to kta, and be lost
all he bad saved.
While In MlaaesoU ae served as
lp-r.folorjel on the staffs of kota Governor
neiapa and Governor Olosfk,
la 1186 Colonel Bletbaa eaaae to
eattle, waerehe parehaaed tke
Thence het Rew w"r ror
where be! united Press Service
l IXOAIi ATTORN EV NEARLY
GETS PINCHED WHEN OLIVER'S
DOG TACKLES A REAR IN HAN
FRANCISCO STREET
Keno, which can be enlarged as the
demand for current Increases.
The largest single project is a com
bined drainage and pumping system
between Klamath Falls and Keno, In
volving close to 5,000 acres. Of this,
4,000 Is rich marsh land bordering
on the Klamath River, which Kerns
brothers are draining, 100 acres being
drained by R. A. Emmltt and 500
acres of high land being irrigated by
Emmltt.
The Kerns brothers figure on sub
dividing the tract thev drain, a thnv
are working for the development of
the country.- To Irrigate Emmltt's
high land, the water Is raised fifty
feet.
Closer to Klamath Falls. Howard From San FrancUco lio wrlten:
H. Van Valkenburg Is about In shape ( "Pal and I wcro walking down
to Irrigate 500 acrea nf land thvnnvh i Maann afroot whan tnof n n.
an electrical driven pump system. Thejlcatllng a bear. Pal nmdo a njirliiK at
water Is lifted thirtr-four feet bv a the bear and thorn wnn mnrnuinr,
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FERGUSON, BEAR
DOG, IN TANGLE
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Mrw. Vojf Oiwrnlitl m ,
Voyo of this city was opcrat-i
cd on nt tlio lllackburn hnnpltnl this;
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mornlnK for appendicitis nud a com
plication of diseases. Tho operation
waK of a HorloiiH nature, hut bIio was
reported this nfternoon an coming
throiiRh It In good shape. Dm. Ca
thcy nml Johnon attended.
REVENUE ON DEED
COSTS $290.50
li:i:il FILED UV DHVTKS LUM
IICR COMPANY TRANSFERS 14,
nai ACRES OK TIMHKR LAND TO
' I'llEMUNT liAND COMPANY
Just before leaving for the south
on his summer vacation, Chas. Fcr-j
guson borrowed Pal, a brlndle-bullj
pup, from C, T. Oliver. Pal was to
act as watchdog and companion fori
the trip. From Reno Fergy writes: t
"Pnl is a perfect gentleman. Is per
fectly contented. Glad wo mot."
Wan Hti an IrMinian'.'
litillu' I'rcBg Servlcu
VKRNO.V, July 13. During a free
fight i a Polish picnic hero, two Ver
non policemen wcro severely worsted
by ,Mrn. Hcndjak, who captured ouo!
olllcvr'H cluh and star. Ilor husband .
had tho policeman arrested on charges' "'" r,,vtnuo "tnnips on a deed filed
of uHnault with a deadly weapon. ,n "'" rontr clerk's omeo yesterda-
i)' to Deschutes lad coapany of
Mlnneuota rost that company Just
Hr)'ii Rwelvr In Surf
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50-borsepower motor.
Between Keno and Worden there
and general excitement. I got badly
scratched trying to ect my do off.
1290.50 In revennue staupe, the as-
HfHBnirnt bolna mado at tha rate of
$1 per thousand feet on timber land.
The land conveyed from tke Don
chut Lumber company to tke Vtv
Will be about 1 nAA mm. a imj ami i.a ... . i. t..-
- s.vv. ... . rm u& ....j .....a uhud. u. ..hot .... r i... pnn.
brought under the ditch this year.jBldornbly bruised trying to savo his
according tO the Reran hrnfhara wtiiihnnr. Tun nnlliMimon l.,t.f...i i
are preparing to extend their lines In, It looked for a tlrao as if a riot call
'' uirecuun. ranK Vincent will would Da necessarv tint i rMv,.
Enreka
ENREKA, July 18. Eureka la
celebrating the completion of one-half
of the big project undertaken by the
federal government to make safe the
ontrance to the city's harbor. The
south Jetty has been completed and
work was .started yesterday on trans
ferring equipment to the north side
of the bay entrance where slmlllar
Jetties will be constructed. ,
Since the work was' started three
years ago under the supervision of
Colonel Thomas H. Rees, f 1,300,000
has been espeadei.
A big six reel mixed program, fea
turing "The Liberty Belles," aid Art
Smith, the dtre-lwll aviator, fftar to
bt .
Irrigate about 500 aerea of lila An.
farm by a pumping plant, and others
mere w no are considering nrh in.
stallatloM are R. 6. Tk ad M.
L. Veit.
A genuine top-notcber, tonight's
Star theater program. Look 'em over.
"The Flirt,"
A Fake Comedy
"The Way of Life,"
A Detective Drama
'Cy Ferkku la a OHy of MhbIom,"
Tha " - - ,,
Episode of the Blaek Box j
Adiatsslesi lt V
Pal and carried him a block before
putting him down. I don't know
what became of the man and his bear,
but Pnl Is hunting bear meat on every
corner."
Ho further uald that ho has been
living In San Francisco for a wenk.
but expected to leave for Los Angeles
the following day, whore ho and Pal
will probably tree an elk or two,
Hero VMtliiK From Springfield
I. E, Stevens, lira. Mnrv Tlinmnunn
of Sprlngllold, and Mr. and Mra. Will
Lee of this city left this morning by
auto for Crater Lake. Mr. Btevnim t.
an uncle of Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Thorap
on Is her mother. They have been
visiting here for several days.
HEKMOS HEACir. Julv ia rl.i '
In a dripping bathing suit and k linen
lur.er William J. llrynu held a re-1
fOltf Inn til tlw. .i t - , 1
,-.... mi. .iiu vhku tu i nt) Hurr io.' ' - . : .
ly. The crowd lined the ,oro and' ',na com"nr ,oc,, ,n ,,,,
wMtl,.,i tho proceedings """ , norll.ern part of the county. Both
companion am loaded In Minnesota,
nut bavo large holdings la Oregon
In.iil ,l.la m....m.u ..la a mm a ..h..
Art Smith, tlm darodovll nvit.
. I ,. ... " " tuiniiy, Mill ll,Vi1 BGri'l
m niMit HiKiits at the exiMMltinn. Stnr'wore transferred In the deal for wbltb
tonight.
''Tho Liberty Belles." a thru. no..
comedy screom, and threo others, Star
unignt.
Today'! aewi i Tke Herald.
Demonstration
of
"Wear-Ever"
Aluminum
Cooking Utensils
Will Ih Held t l0
METHODIST.'iCHURCH
I "III nml High
ll'nellt of tlm Idiv Al Society
Orb "Wear-Ever" Pan Free
To Kni-li Family Iteprcsi-ntisl
Refreahmenta
Thrsday,230p.p., July 15
Admission ioc
4 tin ttnr.A k
j...,. uwh wna uiea yesteraar,
i no large revenue was pTiced on
tlio paper In four sUmpe, two f 100,
one 90, and one 60 eeat aUmp.
WocMlchopper Take to Salem
Sheriff Ksch of Salem left thin
morning on his return wltn.raco von
Hot ton In custody, where ke la want
el on a non-sunnort ehava. Von
llotten Is a woodcboDner. and was ar-
rnntod In a wood eaa thrae mllcn
from tlio city by Deputy SkariV Lloyd
Low last Saturday.
Four different
Htar tonight,
Many at CraM'r Lake MnMuy
Sunday Is reported to have keen the
tilKKcst day so far tkli year far visit
on. at Crater Lake trmm Klamath
Falls, There were fr ' to
twenty machines made tke) trip.
ctaseea of aktures,
WANTED KiBrieaei ' woman or
llrl: geasral kawaekt.a ekll-
drea; good wsges. letk Fifth
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