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Sixty lions, tigers, leopards,
and Jaguars an performers with, the
Al Q. Barnes Wild Animal Circus.
Twenty-four otthe largest fall grown.
lata latlag lions are aad la one act
This Hon act is sensational to a re
markable decree, and the largeat group
jt these great cata ever successfully
jieaented Before the public. They are
well trained, and are handled la the
act by oae trainer. Their value to
places at HUH.
A troupe of thirty bears are a part
of the wild aalmal atcor section. Amer
kaa aad Russian grtulies, cinnamon,
sable, awuth, polar aad Mack bears
comprise the species. Their acting Is
principally along comedy lines. Big
Bill, the gigantic wrestling grimly. It
the star of the let
herd of elephants have a star act
with the show. A complete fane com
edy ami some dUBcutt posing aad mu
steal mate are done by these ponder-
A coutiasoua line of wholi
ease Is provided by forty elewa ele
phants, bears, males, dogs, ptgs. poalea
aad moakeya.
The gilttsrlag mile-lev parade to
presented at 10:30. Perfonaaaee hears
are! aad 8 p.m. A Ms free-to-every-body
act la give oa the show grounds
at 1 o'clock, which glraa every oae a
chance to hare a leaeh after the pa
rade before the bis act takes place.
The show's date for Klamath Folk Is
Saturday. September 4th. -
EXPO AVPR
FALLS 1,000 FEET
CNQINK PAIL, PKTIROItl AND
-MONOPLAN1 DASH INTO BAY.
UNBUCKLING HIMSELF IN DI
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Manual Training Teachsr Hare
Mr. and Mrs. Luther A. King of Cor-
Tallta hare arrived In the city, and
will reside at 103 Canby street Mr.
King will have charge of the manual
training department In the city schools.
Closest A Devtre Man Here
H. H. Brigham, traveling salesman
for Cloeset A DeTers. out of Portland,
arrived last night He will he here
several days, making side trips to
Merrill, Algoma, Chlloqula, Bonanza
aad other pouts.
Augmenting the wild aaomal fee
tares are many others presented with
imimak. Wogs. goats and
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 3. Silvio
retlroMl, the South American aviator
making flights at the exposition, had a
most miraculous escape from death
yesterday afternoon, when he fell In
his monoplane from 1,000 feet In the
air Into the bay.
He was sailing In full view of thous
ands of spectators at the fair grounds
when the engine of his monoplane
failed, machine and man plunging
down.
The thousands of spectators, includ
ing his wife, were contain that Petiros
bl wns killed, but in falling he man
aged to unstrap himself from his seat,
and was found on top of his machine
unhatmed after It struck the water by
his rescuers. His escape la regarded
as miraculous.
This is the second accident of tats
nature that has occurred In the tost
three weeks at the exposition. Charles
Nlles, who alternates with Petlroasi in
flying for the exposition visitors, fell
into the bay when his engine went
wrong on his trial flight He had un
strapped himself also, but his Jaw waa
fractured in the fait
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"The BUte Lady Minstrels" to the
bill that will be presented by the Cox
Family at the Star theater tonight
The program is entirely dlCerent from
anything so far offered by this clerer
vaudeville company. Some of the best
harmony singing of the entire week
will be heard tonight A five reel pic
ture program will be presented, in ad
dition to the vaudeville.
The Star management announces a
big picture attraction for the coming
Monday, when William Famum, of
"Spoilers" fame, will be featured In
the William Fox production of "The
Nigger." Mr. Fox gained an enviable
reputation for the excellent quality of
hi feature productions. Among the
forth-coming Fox attractions and stars
a
Autos Oo to Merrill Dance
Several auto parties will accompany
the Peerless Orchestra tonight to the
regular dance given at Merrill by the
orchestra.
that will be seen at the star are Wm.
rarnum In "Sampson," and tho great
Theda Bara In "A Fool There Wax,"
Many others will bo announced at an
early date. The standard of tho Fox
ut traction will surprise those who are
not already familiar with the produc
tions.
What the War
Moves Mean
lly J. W. T. MASON
(Stair Oorronpomlom United
I'ross)
Wife of High School Teacher Arrives .,..,., ...,.. -. , , ,
. " i NKW OItK, Sept. a. Tho Unrd and
Mrs. C. I. Gregg, wife of the Instruct-',nlrl,,,B -.,, ,nwllr,i, ,,- i K,irnnt,
or In agriculture and of tho pclenco contlnUM t0 tMlod hy (ho u
departments in the Klamath County cnU Tno BUggcsUon ot poM,Dlo no.
High school, has arrived from Grants jKoUall()ni, maio U,H wcck oy lne ,.
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was reproduced in Vlrnlscho Zcltung of
Berlin, meots no scorn. Comments re
starting nn unconditional pcaco Impos
ed by tho victors uro no longor heard.
Germany, If the oniclal North Ger
man Gazctto Is correct, has partly as-
lhro at 224 Sixth street.
Notice
Additional Surveys In Sections 16, 17,
18 and 19, Township 37 S., I tan go
8 E.. Of the Wlllamettn MHrtlnn ' "uu "
Oregon. Showing 8uVves Around 'T " !n,a"vo Poo, movement by
What is Known as "Squaw'H I'olnt" ,,onlnK Uml 0crmftny nK'nK for
supremacy, and chsrgCH that Great
The plat of this survey will be flled, Uiltaln herself sooks Munromnev.
In the United States land office nt ' What Is meant hy supremacy Is tho
Lakevlew, Oregon, on the 8th day of actual mllltnrv suoromacv of Eunn.
October, 1916, and on and after that' A powor whoso chief strength Is on
date applications for the entry of lands iho Ken, and not on land, can never ob
within this survey will be received. , tain military Hunromapv in h .
JAS. F. BUROE8B. Register, 'feared by Europe. England's denial
iitit the seeks supretnsey fst I
therefore, Is a fact, and nines
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the first essential lnM of ;
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