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Women Organize for a
: Hard Suffrage Battle
Town Topics
VaHea frees aerrle
WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. IS.
la svery oae ot the hundred ot con
gressional district ha the United
States today, the women axe ta ooa
Ttattoa framing their local Sgata to
pledge Democratic and Republtcaa
aattoaal convention delegate to favor
national suffrage In the party plat
These local conventions are under
ta gsairal direction ot Mr. MedlU
MeCermlck ot Chicago, aa oflclal ot
ta National American Worn Saf
frage association. The suffragists la
each district will pledge their aupport
to ara-aatrag delegates. Much tine
wttt be spent iatenriewing candidate,
ta states where aattoaal pTaHy dele-
by atate convention.
the suffragists trill coaoentrate upon
pro-suffrage cooaty delegates.
"Suffragists la evoryetate ta the
union," aald Mrs. McComlek. "will
make It a point to hare hie demoa-
atratloni In the home town ot every
candidate for the house or the aenate. ,
This campalga launched today la but
the minor prelude to. the big tght
we are going Into for national suf
frage this winter."
(Contlaued from Pag S)
Upper Lake, near Recreation, are re
turning to Berkeley for the whiter.
Dr. Conger etatea they were compell
ed to break thro miles ot lee oa
thelroray to thla city.
la Froa MarysvlUe.
A. P. Llpp is here from MarysriUe
calling on the retaH trade.
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Iaealre at Wasaingtoa rooming
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NOW ON AT FAIR
PRISE CnCKKXS AND PIGBOXS
AND FOU17TRTMEX BOLD
CONVKimONa.
Leaves After' VMC
Miss Matty Perry left this mora-
Ing for her home la Roseburg, fol
lowing a visit with James Perry aad
family la thla city.
(HeraM Hpsslal Service)
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aalaM other hate
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graph 1 oar store. We hare a
era! tiaaes large a acock of asa
ehlaea'a ha ever beeet carrleel aa
KUaaath Falls.
Sktpher. Plait Deptt
Asnworts
SAN FRANCISCO. Nor. 1. Hun
dred ot entries tor the aaaual show
hare been made by member ot the
American Poultry Association, the
largest organisation ot Its kind In
the world, which I meeting at the
Panama-Pacific International Exposi
tion at San Francisco this week. j
During the same period the coaven-
tlona and shows ot the American Buff
Plymouth Rock Club, the American
Buckeye Club, the BuS Mlaorca Club
of America aad the National Colum
bian Wyandotte Club will be held at
the exposition, insuring a week ot
splendid attractions relative to the
breeding and care of fancy poultry.
Throughout the latter part of No
vember, pigeon aad poultry ahowa
will, be held dally, together with ex
hibitions of prise wlaalag live stock,
which iaclade sheep, cattle and
horses.
Farmers lad maay thlags ot great
Interest at the easostUea these days,
aad as a matter of tact, most ot ths
out of Saa Francisco atteadaace is
composed of farmers aad agriculturists.
"Dad" labor Back.
I. P. Tabor, who haa Interests her
aad. la Dorrto, returned this week
from a trip to the exposition. Mrs.
Tabor aad the other member ot the
party went on to Los Angeles.
Ark Balls
"Wordea's Ark," that rello ot the
days whea the business district ot
Klamath FaMa extsaded almost a
block from Link River, has at last
caught the spirit, aad haa cruised
eastward, with M. R. Doty's skids aad
winches aa the propelling power. The
ark" is bow anchored at Eleveath
and Mala streets, aad will be remod
elled Into aa up-to-date oflos build
lag.
VEHICLES CAN'T
STAND ON MAIN
Classy stocy of Grand, Player and
Upright pianos; also Phonographs, at
Shepherd Piano Depot, next door to
postofiee. is.tf
K. O. Weed is here oa business
from Weed.
A month from now any autolst or
teamster who allows his vehicle to
stand in one place on Mala street or
part of sixth street for more than
twenty minutes Is liable to arrest and
one. An ordinance providing this
was adopted at last night's council
meeting.
The ordinance ia an amendment to
the vehicle ordinance, and the "move
oa" sone is Main from Second to
Ninth, and Sixth from Main to Klam
ath. There waa somo objection voiced
by Councilman Doty, who held that
the driving of all traffic of ot Mala
street will make the town look more
like the Deserted Village than a pros
perous, busy little city.'
The bill also Increased the used
limit from tea to. flfteen miles aa
hour. Vehicles are by this ordinance
prohibited from stopping wttala thir
ty feet of any street corner, aad to
comply with another provision, ia or
der to park vehicles where that Is
permissible, vehicles must run into
the curb in the direction of travel at
an angle of 45 degreea to the curb
line, with front toward the curb.
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H. W. Mitchell is here from Monnt
Dome.
R. R. Vinson left on this morning's
stage for Boaanta.
Varsity Six
Hundred
IF you want the tnappiett
overcoat you ever putyour
frame into, you'll get one of
Hart Schafrner& Marx Var
sity Six Hundred Models.
They're new in idea, and new
in the smart little touches of
style which make clothes
distinctive, and unusual.
Con in amil m Um.imw ovr
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m sommi rtrjr rich fabrics; mmi
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Man Cloths
This Is the Time of Year to Buy Good Shoes
.all-forwear" ohoes Which Are made
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No on can afford to buy a poor quality shoe any time, but .specially at this
tin of year the best is none too good. We are featuring high top shoes for
men and boys just now, for it is the time of year they are most needed.
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Peters ALL-FOR-WEAR SHOES Are Good Shoes
They come both high and regular tops. The high tops are not high in price they are very reasonable so far
aa price is concerned, and they will out-wtar the average shoe on the market today. ALL-FOR-WEAR
Shoes are made to give universal satisfaction, for wet weather as well as dry.
Make it a point to visit our Shoe Department oneday this week and see the many mw
styles we have to show you that will give the kind of service you have a right to
expect. Shoe sales at this store are greater today than ever before there must be a region
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OPERA HOUSE
December 1st
"THE ROIARV"
Serea Real Photoplay
MUBIOAXi PROGRAM
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ADMIRAIi VSHER. COMMANDANT OF THK NEW YOKK SAW VAIID
'Secretary of tlio Navy Danlols lifted
from his desk In Washington an ordi
nary telephone rocolvpd connected
with the naval observatory at Arling
ton, six miles off, while Admiral Usher
commandant of the New York navy
yard, took up a receiver connoctod
With the Western Electric comnanv in
Manhattan, four miles away. Then
the aerlaj received the first official or
der ever sent over the wiroleas ohdno.
The conversation of the secretary of
the navy and. the admiral ran thus:
Daniels Hello.
Usher How do you do. Mr. Sec
retary T
D. Very well, admiral: how are
you?
U. Very well, thank you.
D. You are looklna well. Can von
hear me distinctly?
v. Yes; very plainly.
D Your voice sounds very distinct.
1 want to give you an order overtbls
wire; will you have a stenographer
take It downT It Is an official mes
sage,
"Hear Admiral Usher, Navy
Yard, New Yerk: Jleport a soon
as practicable after the. arrival of
the New York, 4ow soon the repairs '
on ar can he completed. (Signed)
Daniels."
U. YS, Sir: 1 thera-anvthln
more you would Ilk to ssyT
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wo can tot the California off the
vraya?
U. Wo hopo to get that monitor
off lit about thirteen or fourteen
months,
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I). -Well, you will want another
ship In a year, won't you?
U," Yen; wo will bo xlnd to have
one In about n year; wo would ,lk" U
a- llttlo earlier. Wo rould jironare It
much ahead.
D, Admiral, yon havo my word. I
will try to do that. Ily the way, ad
miral, hero's n mnn who has an Inven
tion so tlmt you can kco over the
Phono. I can almost see you now, 1
hear you so plainly.
U. I can hear you bo distinctly I
almost Imagine I see you.
Ur--Well, I wish wo could.
Turkeys for Kale
Corn-fed turkeys for lo at 18c
per pound, nllvo, P. W. Rlggs, phone
93, between 8 a. in. and B p. nu
or my
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Columbia Records.
itt I m o s t comnleta
(stock. Shepherd
riauo uepot.
Moving Picture
"(lentlomtn of Nerve." a CsiHs
comody, will bu uluiwn t tasJMw
tonight In addition to the usual pis
gram of llconitcit Mum. Tas Iwt
alone that a Chaplin comedy will to
shown Insures the rvrlaloty of I
nlght'a enjoyment. Tbo three ml
featuro to bo uliown U on that b
well worth the price nlone. 8s 1st
Theater (luldo for proursm.
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Thomas J. Sparks a raatheref tkt
llonanta section, Is bore on fcsasss.
J. W. Losue and J. 0. WlgatSN
business visitors from their rsMss)
near Hlldcbrand.
iiMiitarunn muIIm uvenrthtsg U u
fuuey goods and notion IIbss. H'-
3d Main street.
Mlas Nora Hilton is a vWU"
city from Merrill.
0. C. Hoyt Is hero on buBil
Merrill.
STARs THEATER
"Geatlemea of Nerve,"
Cbanlla Comedy
"Ths Blessed MJfaels,"
Lubln Three Rest Drsma
' Ult.. S1L. .1,
" Willi yiMOT
"Hasards of Kslsa." Series
TEMPLE THEATER
"The KJag of tbs Wspb,
Edison Tkrs Reel Drama .
"Versa filedfs steasasr,"
Essaaay Comedy
AdmlsslsN Always 10s,
MATINIB OAltV AT 3iM
ALU UCINtW PliOTURia
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
Merrlst. Ore.
MOTION ICTURIt TUISOAYS
AND tATUROAVa
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How we can give you
j Better Bafik Service
aess. and more thorough pro
teetU of the funds you
save hi our , . ,
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avail yours' of mytn .,
rviee wo are "t..
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give. Taut your
busisast'
We don't want you to think
of this bank just as a place
to deposit your money, al
though of course" we are glad
to have you keep a large
a balance a possible with
us.
Ii is our. desire to reader
our patrons every service sad
accommodation that can
reasonably be expected from
us.
Tho Burroughs Bookkeep
ing Machine which we rs
using in our accounting ds-
wrwnoni mnxe it posstoi , aaewyau now our """irs.
to i;ivo you better ssrvie ia lag msikls wJ25
the handling of your aoeouat, sassast by making nu
graaier aoouraoy, prompt-
give. iSIS your " 3S'
problsms over with "-. J
wsaw able to nudteprao
eai ana ussiui sioi-'-r-those
ef oju- patrons 2
isamstoufor4vioe. .,
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