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WKD.VK8DAY, OCTOBER , 111!
ANB STOT AT
KLAMATH BALLS
COUNTY FAIR
IT IS Ktood tlBMto bagia aaklas
praparaUoaa (or a ale ooaaty fair
aaxt year It we woaM acooaipllak tka
graataat daarea ot aaecuB. ABalra
ot tak nature .ptaaaed oaly a taw
woeka la adraace are aarer really
aacotaafBL ,
Oae ot the greateat aaeda ot Klaav
atk eaaaty la aaere taraMia. Ia or
der to aecare tka beat prioaa aad
BuwkeU, atore prodaoe it aeeaaaary
la order to attract bayera. Tkla eaa
oaly bo eecared by arore tanaera oa
the laad aad Bore ot the proaeat Idle
laad betas put lato caltlTatioa.
Ia order to secure the taraaera It
it neoeaaary to be able to demoaatrate
tc them Just what cam bo raiaod oa
the laad la tkla county, it kaa beea
amply deatoaatratad that tka ooaaty
fair la tka beat aad atoet coavlacias
way to Ao tkla.
Tka dlatrlct taira hare provea a
bis aacceaa aad akoald be coataiBod.
bat they have dearaaatrated the
aeceaalty and Talue of oae Ms Sea
eral fair where all ot the boat pro
duct of the ooaaty could bo displayed
at oae tlaaa. Taa eoeapetiOoaa that
would aeceaaarily follow between dif
fereat aectloaa of the ooaaty woald
be te great iaoeatlTO toward aecartag
the rery beat prodacta that eaa be
Tka priaea oCered ahoald bo of aaf-
Sctaat valae aa to be aa ladaeaaaaat
(or the tanaera to go to the arpaaee
aad trouble of gatheriag aad pladag
their prodacta oa dleplay, aad It !
oaly proper that tkla azpaaaa akoald
bo boras by the eaalre coaatr. The
coaVty court akoald aot haattato la
Bwklas aa adequate lery for tkla par-
poaa whea the geaeral budget to aude
ap la Deeeaibar. Oar agrlealtural
raaaarcea are tka aicat peraaaaoat we
bare aad their derelopemeat aaeaaa
the" growth aad prosperity of the
GOOD NEWS
THE aaaoaaeeaMBt aaade by
Robert E. Strakora, tka fa-
moaa railroad balldor, of his plaas
to secure iaf oraurtloa aa to the cost
aad f eaatbUtty of railroad eataaaloa
la Baatera Orogoa, aoaada salgkty
good to tka people ot Klsiaath ooaaty.
It aeaas taat tka attaattoa of Ms
Saaadera aad derelopers baa at last
a' attracted to Bastora Orogoa.
That to all that we ahoald ask. A
tkoroagk aad aoaost laToatlgatloa of
the roaoaroMfof tkla great oaderelop
ed sectloa Is sure to arias results.
Wa people who hare lived bore aay
length ot tiate know what Ilea here
awatttas thederelopsaeat that to oaly
posatMe tkroagh the eaa ot Ms aap
Hal. Oar aula trouble heretofore
kaa beea ra laterastlag people who
are to. s peattloa Undo tko tklags
Beaded. We meed aot (oar taa re
sults ot tka iBTosttojatloa being aude.
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Ualted Press Serrlee
PORT SHBRIDAN, Ilto., Oat, .
auStolealy.hardeaod iby alsaost a
atoatb of , Aard drillias, taa baeiaess
rookies" at taa alttoam aaUtor
caaip here today begaa ntuag la
earaest Coloael Nlchotooa kaa ar
ranged a dre-day atareb for tko aold
lersaad all hands are eager for this
feature. Today oaly a short kike was
oa the program. Tko bmb bare beea
seeing real senrlce that to, nuiaas
the ballets aad caaaoa abatis dar
teg tka put' taw days.
United Press fttrrtee
blmabith; N. J., Oct. . The
tweaty-atotb aaual ooareatioa ot tka
State' Okrtottoa Badearor soolety
eaod bare today la the Third Pros-
bytoriaa aaarek aad will eoatiaue to
Mrrov aad VMday.
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TEACH MARINES
BY WAR BOARDS
OFFICERS TAUGHT WAR BY TJDB
MKANS OF BOARD SBXyWINQ
POMTIOXS OF ARMIES JN IBB
WAR lX,KUROPE
Ualted PVesa Berrlce
SAN DIEQO, Oct. v6. The Euro
pean war la beiag followed closely at
the camp of the United 8tates aaa-
rinea at the San Diego ezpoeitloa, aad
each morning there is a special class
for officers, who are ehowa by a aorel
plan the various probleau ot warfare
In which the allies aad Ootbuum are
matching wits.
A huge board baa beea erected ia
the camp. This contains a map of
Europe aad colored pegs are aaed to
denote the varloua amies. Tka daily
aewspapera glTe the information from
which the oBcera follow tko move
ment. These se plotted oa the
board, aad the plan baa beam foaad
aa admirable one to acquaint the oB
cera with the status or the belliger
ent forces each day.
Incidentally the board interests
many exposition visitors, wbo are al
ways welcomed at the marine camp.
GOATS ARE BEST
MILK PRODUCERS
EAT ONLY M PER GENT AS MUCH
AS A COW TO PBOVnMB SAME
QUANTITY OF MILK AND BUT.
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,TER FAT
United Proas Serrlee
BERKELEY, Oct 6. Wkaa It
comes to sdeatlfle-oBcloacy ta Its
business, the goat kaa tko cow beat a
mile. -
The Industrious aad Intelligent
goat eats only 90 per cent aa mack to
produce a pound ot milk aa does tka
cow. Such, at least, Is the proad rec
ord established for their race by tkrae
Roggenburg milch goats at the Uni
versity farm at Davis, la compeUtloa,
lasting a year, with five cows from tko
university dairy herd.
Genevt, a S-year-old, pure Roggoa-
bnrg goat, produced 2,168 poaads ot
ntllk aad 71.8 pounds of butter fat
during the year. Hedda; a S-year-old
Roggenburg, produced 1,118 poaads
of milk and 49.73 pounds of batter
fat
O. H. True, professor ot animal
husbandry In the University ot Cali
fornia, foaad that tka feed cost per
pound of milk from these goats was
only 90 per cent ot the teed cost per
pound ot milk of similar average bat
ter fat content produced by the ive
cows milked la this experimeat
Look over those 5c, 10c aad 10c
coaaters at Hera's Hardware Sale.
CMd Stows Mao New
Now is the time to gat oat yaw
!d heaters aad have aaw Ualage
made. No need to bay aew stores.
We can fix your old oaa as good aa
aew. Our charges are very awd
erate. Pad, Piofls 4 Lorvaz
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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH
Cnt H Coast
in Eighty Days
Robert Barms
Robert Burns covered the 3,640
miles between San Francisco and New
York ia eighty days, which is thirty
two dais less than It took Edward
Parson Weston,- tkereny establishing
a new world'a record for long distance
walking. He has started on hie return
trip, and he expects to be la Baa Fran
Cisco in January, and letter in that
month back la Eureka, Calif., which
was his original starting point.
Some public spirited citiseas of
Eureka thought It a good advertise
ment for Eureka to have oae of her
sons attempting suckJC feat ao they
told Buraa ho woald be given 1500 If
he got back before Bext January. He
Is also allowed S1.E0 a day for his
meals aad lodging.
"I was the tint hiker to make tka
trip over the Lincoln highway fre:
'Frisco to Jersey City," said Bums.
T MAY ABOLISH
ATHLETICS SOON
ISSUE COMES UP AT REGULAR
MEETING TOMORROW. DR.
HARNETT BEHIND MEASURE
MEETS OPPOSITION
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UNIVERSITY OP OREGON, Oct.
6. Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock
may prove a momentous boar for in
tercollegiate athletics in the Pacific
Northwest. That ta the boar at which
the faculty of the University of Or
egon will hold Its regular October
meeting, and at that meeting a com
mittee of seven professors la expect
ed to report the result of as Investi
gation it Is making Into' athletics at
the state university.
The investigation was precipitated
by a resolution calling for abolition
of Intercollegiate athletiss altogether.
This resolution, introduced by James
D. Baraett, Ph.D., professor ot polit
ical scleace, came up last Wednesday.
Anbour's debate followed la wAlch
various raeuity members that inter-
collegiate athletics at Oregon were
clean, that the scholamhlp reeords ot
the participants were up to tka aver
ageof the, student body, aad that ath
letics were anecessary eomplemeat of
student Ufa. j
Miami Has a Skyscraper
United Press Service
MIAMI, Fla. Oct. 6. Society win
ter resorters will be surprised wkaa
thereat back this ssaaaa ta fad that
Miami has erected its first skyserep-er-the
tea-story Tafaa buMdisg.
Construction of It begaa today
A PULL LINK
This atency makes a eaeelalty ef
Sre, life, accident HaeHtty, aaraiary
and, ether Insurants, surety bends,
leans, rentals, city and swmtry area.
ertyefrtl kind. Havs,the aaalpwint
and the help that guarantees aroma!
4 efficient service. Ho traawto ta
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Farmer Hay
Winter Months Wisely
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WA8IIINQTON. I). C. Oct. '";., ,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,, i0ify
So long as good weather ronllnie In i
tho fall most farmers ir so busy
wllh thronhlnx. corn and potato har
vest, fall Reeding, hauling, etc.. mm
loss imjiortnnl work lx usually poat-
poned until winter. However, tho
exercise of a little thought and. the
expenditure of n few tnluutos at this
soason will often save not only hours
but daya later when the weather and
roads get bad and outdoors work Is
Impossible.
Then tho odd jobs of overhauling
the farm equipment, repairing, paint
ing, etc.. which haw been put off until
a slack season, will require attention.
But, all too often the necessary ma
terials will not be on head, and tho
work will be delayed until It Is pos
sible to make a trip to town, and not
Infrequently It remains undono until
the busy season the following year,
when necessity demands it.
A list should be made of tho things
that will be wanted ror this work. It
will only take a tow minute to Jot
them down as they are brought to tho
mind, and then on the next trip to
town they may be bought and set
aside so they will be ready when they
are wanted. The conditions of tho
different macblnea which will, or
should be, overhauled should be not
ed, and the parts which will need to
be replaced purchased. Then there
are tho odd Job of repairing build
ings, fences, gates, etc., which will
require lumber and nails; there is no
need to make an extra trip for them
when wanted they may be brought
home the next time a load Is taken to
town. Likewise the lumber and bard
ware for the .small Jobs ot construe
tion which should bo done before
spring. Also the paints, oils, putty
and brushes which will be required
In painting tho varloua farm wagons,
Implements, Inside woodwork, furni
ture, etc. And, above all, tho neces
sary materials for tho Improvements
you have been planning for tbe house
should bo obtained so that they can
be completed this winter and not have
to wait another year.
Everyone knows bow much more
satisfactory It Is to have the neces
sary equipmeat ready to perform a
piece of work when an opportunity
presents, then to get started on it and
then find that It will have to be post
poaed until a trip can be made to
town, which, even if the roads are
good and tho trip 'can be made at
once, means a loss ot tlmo and added
expense,
It is astonishing how much can bo
accomplished on rainy days or dur
ing slack times, when the tools and
materials are at hand, and there
should be no dlBcullty in overhaul
ing practically every farm Implement
during the winter season, and have
them ready for next season's work.
The value of those "stitches In time"
Is frequently oat of all proportion to
the small amount of time they re
quire. Aside from the satisfaction of
having each Implement In flrstclass
shape when It Is needed, there Is the
actual saving accomplished by avoid
Ing having horses and hired help
standing Idle while repairs are being
made, which tnturn, frequently means
a loss of part of acrop.
It is useless to ao Into detail con
corning the many Jobs which can bo
accomplished with proft during the
winter months; there are plenty of
them which will occur to the farmer
who will spend a few minutes in con
slderlnR the matter.
Much of this year's wheat crop has
so high a moisture content that spe
cial treatment before storing Is very
necessary to Insure Its keeping In
good condition. Tests conducted by
the United States Departmeat of Ag
riculture, however, have demonstrat
ed that la aot always necessary to put
such wheat through a commercial
drier, and that by mixing blgh moist
ure and low moisture wheat together
tbe damp wheat can be put Into good
condition for storage. In these tests,
a carload of white wheat from the
Pacific Coast, containing 9.7 per cent
moisture, was mixed with a carload
of eastern wheat tasting 16.1 per coat
In moisture. This difference of 6,4
per cent la taa moisture content was
reduced tea days after tka mixing to
only 0.6 per osnt. Ia tko course of
the transfer of tko moisture from the
red to tbe white wheat ao appreciable
change in temperature waa detected.
Tbe information obtained from the
tests will greatly facilitate, it to said,
tbe handling of wet wheat this year.
Millers can do away with part of the
extra work ot drying wot wheat by
simply mixing it with tba dry wheat
they may have oa head, aad If ao dry
wheat to available, they may dry oat
Spend His
one curionti nnu uieu row "-
. jtataainai ni n iniiiHiurn
boUi cron,Ui lt ,,,! or olovt.
ora nro v(iUtpicil to mix and dry at thei
aivmo tlmo, this method will greatly
IncrcnHo their rapacity, for taking
euro of large quantities ot damp
wheat.
In Ashland
HtuteiuvnU of Anlilaud Citiseas Are
Always of Interest to Our Header
To man)' of our readers tho streets
of Ashland are almost as laminar
as tliono ot our own town, and wn
are naturally luterostod to read of
hnimentnga there. The fallowing re-i
port from a well known and respected .
residents will bo helpful to numbers'
of men and women In Klamath Pnllsi I
Mrs. M. J. Wllbourn, 190 It street,)
Ashland, Ore., says: "Whenover ray
back and kidneys bother me I use
Donn's Kidney Pills and they quickly t
drlvo the trouble nwnv. I never know ,
ot another remedy that cava such
Reed results."
Price 00c at nil dealers. Don't
simply nik for a kidney romedy get
Doau's Kidney I'llls tlio satno that'
Mrs. Wllburii luul, Poster-Mllburii
Co., prouR., tluffalo. N, Y. j
(I'aM Advcrtlnoment) .
liny Chlrngo City Ctiaiiiplonlili
Culled I'reRS Service
CIUCAUO, Oct. 6. Cubs and Sox
faced each other at Comlsky park this
afternoon In tho opening gam of tbe
city championship series.
The fans who, along about last
Juno had hoped to see n moro promi
nent battle staged at tho Southalde
grounds, started early today and by
tho tlmo play was called thcro was
close to n capacity crowd In the sests.
Dotting today favored tho Whlto
Sox, not only because the majority ot
thoso present wore woolly, wild-eyed
Sox fans It being tliolr home but
bocauso n lot of experts believe tho
Sox havo the better nagroKntlon all
around.
Ladles, lit yor kitchen up aow at
Hum's Hardware Sale. '
The quick way to Ashland or Med
ford Howard's Auto Btago. Head
quarters at nichn's Onrngo or Amer
ican Hotel. . 2-0t
Just rscslvcd some good dssk
tsrs. 8se Chllcots.
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Quick and Reliable aService
FrsleM, baggsgs or passenger. Equipped with auto buses and euts
trucks. Mest all trains and beats. Day er night service.
Western Transfer Co.
Phone: Office, 1S7; Residence, 3tft.
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Whether you store your
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we guarantee to please you in
both Quality and Price.
The Best Grade of Gasoiiae
at the Lowest Market Price.
Try our Service once and
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