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M. a Merrill tea Ungortrt
Sftckablr bow, waloh will be
to bit hog on Ua Merrill ranch.
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Out autett. who freights between
JOiaatti Italia tad Sly, to la town attar
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Cmiryite ViaMe.
JoM&a KoeeaL a farmer of the Dairy
eoawtry, waa la tte oomnty aaat jreater
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'Oaatala I. D. Bplegate la up from
ala raaab, Asplegata'a "lat aland", in
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Howard Vaa Valkaaburg la la Klam
ath Mia today from nla ranch on the
road on koala.
To Join Husband."
Mm. Rosa Royal haa arrlrad from
Roseville, Calif., to Join her husband,
who Is employed at Pelican Bay.
Camo at 04
lira. George T. Baldwin and party of
friends will leave tomorrow morning
for Odessa for a short camping trip..
Ex-President's Daughter
Becomes War Nurse
Oeta to 8an Franoleeo.
Mrs. R. a Smith left today for San
Francisco to spend four or Ave weeks.
Goes Fishing.
W. J. Roberts of Roberts & Whit
more grocery, left yesterday for Spring
Creek to spend a few days fishing.
Body Shipped.
The body of Mrs. Louise Ohl. who
passed away a few days ago, was ship
ped today to Ohio (or burial.
Piaao Twer Vialta.
H. B. Baldwin of Los Angels la
aara oa hulaeea. Mr. Baldwia la a
aaar and con to TPTf
lajraar.
Mayer la Pertlaad,
Mayor and Mra. a B. Crtoler are la
Portlaad lata weak oa
Many Huckleberries.
Agtordlag to report from foreat
frilfi haarlaherriaa axe rather plea
tifalthU year la the big berry patoh
oa Cratar Lake aaoaatala, No report
jaara beam board about the barriea la
tk Late o the Wooda district
Teaebera Viett.
Maw Mahal L. Cunningham, head of
a womoa'a phyaical training depart-
t; Miaa Julia Bargee, Instructor In
, aad Mlaa Bra Southworth of
tba UalTeraity of Oregon, are in Klam
ath Italia oa their way to Crater lake.
Qoea to Weed.
O..W. Robertson of the Klamath Dyo
Works and White Pelican Mineral Wa
ter comuany. left this morning for
Weed on business. He will return to
morrow evening.
Fish in Deschutes.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Chllcote, B. P.
Alexander and H. F. Hopka left Tues
day for the Deschutes River, Odell and
Crescent lakes and other waters for a
ten days' fishing trip. This Is the sixth
summer Mr. Hopka has spent in Klam
ath. He Is manager of a department
of the Weinstock, I.ubin & Co. store in
Sacramento, and owns property at the
corner of Eighth and Main streets.
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SUMMER WAISTS
Of voile, organdies, novelty cottons, tub silk and ify
creoe Waists as pretty as a picture. These waisti ait
indeed beauties-and the prices are so reasonable. A
the new styles and materials.
PARASOLS Beautiful line of parasols in all shadet
colors and designs. You really should have one for thj,
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Married Today.
Levi L. Barney, a stockman of the
northern part of Klamath county, uid
Mist- Gi.iie Oay, al: of that section,
vere n.ii .cd at high noon today by
.Mstitf of the Peace E W. Oowen.
Usiher Cleveland, daughter of the lato luesldcnt of the L'nlted States,
has become a nurse for blind soldiers a t St. Dunstan. Lcmlon This photo
graph shows her with the new matron, who just ai rived from the battle
fields In France to take charge of the hospital.
I warm weather.
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Fran LaraUa,
Howard Bogas la la town for a taw
from the Bogge raaeh
VaeaUaa at Raoky Point.
Mr. aad Mra. Qaoraa MaDoaald, Mr.
aad Mrs, Bart Wlthrow aad daaghter
WalT. aad Mra. Larl McDoaald aad
daagbtar Joana left tola morning for
Beaky rotaU wharo they wUl
aracal vaaks oa tba McDoaald
Roiialaua Warkar to
Ob, D. loree Oolportar of too Amer
iaw Bapttot FabUaatlon Society, will
i tba yoaag people of the
Baptlit charoa next Sunday at 7
am tbo oroalag. ThopahUola
Inrttad to thla meeting. Dr.
i aabjeot wUl be "The Bible."
Meturae From Funeral. -
Collier haa ratamed from Sa-
wbare ha attended the funeral of
B. P. MeCornaek.
ORPHEUS MATER
. TUMPAY AND WIDNMDAV
PatHa I ehnaan la
ftrtaiUn cf Mike aad Koala"
Threw BmI L-Ko Corned
"Tbo Pbata Han Oamo,"
Mmotaaath Kjplaodo of "QcxK'
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Tw Baal Laeauala Drama
aVBM ML9 ' MOD MUSIC
ADMIMIONIOCBMr
Mra. Stearns Gives Picture.
Inadvertently the Herald In yester
day's issue failed to give credit to Mra.
O. A. Stearns for presenting a painting
of Crater Lake as first prize for the
best collection of Shasta daisies at the
flower show next Saturday.
"Swimming Social" Tomorrow.
A "swimming social'' will be given
tomorrow evening at the bath house by
the Epwortb League of the Methodist
church. The social will begin at 8
o'clock. Friends of the league are in
vited to attend and enjoy the evening.
From Pine Grove.
Charles Gray, a resident of the Pine
Grove section, was in Klamath Falls
today on business. Mr. Gray will give
a dance at his hall at Pine Grove on
the evening of August 12th.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST F. 'C. B. watch Charm; finder
return to Sheriff Low and receive re
ward. Mt
LaFollette Will Defend
Employes if They Strike
United Press Service
NEW YORK, Aug. 2. It Is an
nounced today that counting of the
strike vote by the railway brother
hoods will be completed by next Mon
day. If the move carries it authorizes
the officials of the brotherhoods to call
a strike If one is deemed necessary.
The railroad companies today
launched a nation wide advertising
campaign, charging that they offered
to arbitrate the trouble or refer it to
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
but that the employes refused.
Big Dance at Midland
The people of Midland will give a
harvest ball in Martin brothers' ware
house on next Saturday evening.
Notice to Patrons
Owing to a bum-out of the motor on
one of our large pomps, we hereby re
spectfully request that the water be
conserved as much as possible for the
next few days until repairs can be
made.
We would appreciate It if you would
refrain from Irrigating any more than
Is absolutely necessary. California-
Oregon Power Company. 1-lt
The Chllcote agancy la the home of
the .Etna companies. It
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1 in 1835 R. WALLACE
"Silver Plate that Resists
Wear", beautiful in de-
pertect in work-
mangnip
highest in
to give satis
factory serv
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household. ,
Now la the
Katon for Iced
Tea Spoona, Call
and sto the
fpoontsoaeces
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serving ao
delightful a
beverage.
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United Press Service
WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 2. The
federal board of mediation today was
Informed that tlio railroad men's board
had agreed to resume conferences In
New York August 8th.
Anticipating a strike, resolutions de
manding compulsory arbitration are
leady for presentation to congress.
Senator La Follette will defend the em
ployes, lie had prepared a speech
charging the railroads with watering
their stock.
The threatened strike Is sure to
cause a hot congressional fight. It also
will cause much suffering because of
inability to move foodstuffs, especially
in the East.
It is reported that the sentiment of
the brotherhoods is overwhelmingly In
favor of a strike.
Courtly Old Gentlemen
Visit Klamath 18 Years
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It waa eighteen summers ago, long
before many people now in Klamath
Falls ever saw the town, that Major
J. H. Burnham and Dr. Robert Rooney
first came to Klamath county to spend
their vacation. Since that time they
have spent every summer here. For
the last twelve years they have lived
in a private cabin at Eagle Ridge, and
this summer are doing the same thing
over again.
Major Burnham is a banker of Fol-
som, Calif., and Dr. Rooney has re
tired, and lives in Auburn of the same
state. For thirty years they have been
chums, and- each summer have gone
fishing together. The former has
leached the ripe old age of three score
cars and ten, whllo the latter is at
the three-quartors of a century mark.
Both are fishermen of ability, and
each summer liavo made many fine
catchoa in the waters around Eagle
Ridgo Tavern. They always fish with
a fly, and look with disdain upon the
angler who uses any other means of
getting trout.
Dr. Rooney also is a pool. He has
written what is said to be an excellent
poem on Pelican Bay. Both are mem
bdrs of prominent clubs In California.
Major Burnham and Dr. Roonev sr
splendid gentlemen, with courtly man
ners of a bygone age.
Saturday
Double amount of tickets
will be given with eaek
purchase of suhkt
dress Materials on Sat
day.
First Grand Prize-Btegalow Player Piano
Stilts Drygoods Co.
"Where the Ladies Shop"
Klamath Falls, Ore.
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PAY WELL W. G. T. U. HEAD
TO GEI G0I8I0 10 SPEAK HERE
DUNSMUIR
PLAYS
K. F. NEX1
SUNDA
IT IS SAID THAT IT WILL TAKE AHHANGEMCNTS PROUABLY WILL THE VISITORS WILL II OIVI
W.000 OR MORE WITH TWO DE MADE FOR CONFERENCE OF AUTO RIDES OVER THI CITY Ml
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PLAYERS THROWN IN FOR BOOT, ALL TEMPERANCE PEOPLE OF TER THEY ARRIVE ON
TO MAKE THE TRADE ' THE COUNTY SPECIAL TRAIN
THOMPSON WILL
PLAY BALL HERE
UNIVER8ITY OF CALIFORNIA STAR
WILL gK STATIONED AT FIRST
BASE, AND NELSON WILL RE.
MAIN AT SECOND
Russell Thompson, aald to be the
tost finished first ntmin la bush
ball on the Paelfle Coast, will join tk
Klamath Falls team this week, and
will play in tbo game Sunday against
Dunsmuir. Thompson has been play,
lng with Redding this summer. He
attcnd3 the University of California
and wa3 first baseman on the freshman
nine last spring, being kept off the
varsity team because of the freshman
rule. ,
Thompson, will play with Klamath
Falls the reit of tnjs season if Dick
Nelson'contlnues to-loom up at second
as he did last Sunday and in recent
practices. ,
This will put Carman back in. right
field, with Johnston in center and an
or Palmar In left Bogart'a foot la
steadily Improving, which should ir.
mlt him to play bis regular gam at
abort
SAX FRANCISCO, Aug. 2-Any club
that acqulica Louis Gulsto will pay
more than 18,000, besides throwing In
two p!aers for good measure. Of
course, Manager Walter McCredlo of
Portland bns not made any statement
to that efTect, but during bis last vlnlt
in Snn Tranclsco, he confided to sev
eral friends that Charley Comlskoy,
Whito Sox owner, had mnde tlio almn.
offer for Gulsto
"Comiskey's offer, while apparently
lucrative enough for any class AA
pl.yer, will not Induco mo to part wllh
uuisto," said McCredlo at the time. "I
consider Gulsto tbo equal of any play
it Cotnlskey owns. Gulsto will be plu
lng ball when Eddie Collins is occupy
ing a seat In the grandstand.
Gulsto h probably the most sought
rlner that has played minor league
1 all since the days of Oscar Vitt, now
with Detioit, played as a Sea)
Gulsto played with Yreka last sum
mer. He got four hits off T.vio mh.
In seven times at bat in both the
pnmes. Ho struck out three times,
walked twice and was hit once.
Tim Dunsmulr basoball tsta
fnns. 1BO Htrontr. are to be ihefll
(ho town next Suuduy from lit'
o'clock. Already twtnty-two j
bllos hnv been secured to
.Mm Jcunlo .M Komp of Portland,
stnio piciildont of the Women's Chris
tian T inpiirnine I'lilon, Mill bo in
Klamath county August 11, J2, 13 and
H, and will mako iiddrenne in several
I'm m m wiu eouuiry wnwo mi.... m-v,. mv.-. -- r
Mrs I) S. Orlgsby picsldcnt of the j dale the visiting plnjor and fufcl
count) organization Of till) W C. T. U. .'mnrn ni holnr Holiclted.
is living to arrange for a conference I rju'n.nulr will arrhe at 11 o'cKM
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...1-W....VU y.;ujnu in IUU COUmy ' ,. . j . ill I,, mutlil
rnr Aiicnut mi. ..... .. . L Hie forenoon, and lll be n'
Mr Ki.mu in ii, ,. i ...... ..... train fiv local noonle In a WW
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at one of tin local churches. rolveil ft few days ago. the msnl
. ,j() r)UnHmUr jonin says IW'
II . iialdwln, at tlstlc plnno tuning, fans and the Dunsmulr bsnd W'
1'hone f.5. njtt .t.. .
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The game la scheduled to nfe
Dunsmulr uui
from that
Accuiate Information about city prop
erty and farm lands. Gee Chllcote. 1
HOR8E BUYERS ARE
IN8PECTINQ STOCK
Horse buyers are at the t tv..t.
Adams ranch In Wood River Valloy to-'
day looking over 600 or 700 head of
horses for use in the army and other
purposes. The horses are from the
Wagontlre country, and are known as
the Brown horses. The am v,.
ably 400 or 600 more head that may be !
roll) later.
HOUSTON'O
Metropolitan Amusements J
OPERA IIOURR
HOUSTON
DARK
star The" atefT
"MERELY MARY ANN"
o-Rcil Fox Production, Featuring
VIVIAN MARTIN
Grant Chesterfield, thn niai,,,,,,.,.
has been called to Marshfleld. He will
return to Klamath Fails in ... -
month.
TEMPLE THEATER
' In the Sunset r.ountry,"
A Mustang Drama In Two Reel.
"The Plumber,"
Keystone Comedy
"An Innocent Traitor,"
Tanhousor Drama In Two Reels
merjEjTopera house
Merrill, O.egon
MOTION PICTURES WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS
20 o'clock.
It- fllfTnt-Ant fnam
played here last spring. an4 M"Jj
different result than did tlw
contest.
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JUIlie yuuivii ""..
loway recintly hald that yl
the peaca is a judicial om tt:
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I years. B. C. Wygant, icrg
pany M, Oregon national awj"ji
on tba Mexican border, cana
name on tkt Noramber balm
Oalloway dtoldtd, althoup
JusUct Daniel C. waww
to enjoin County Clark W
Placing wyga Bane w
county ballot
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OANOE
At Orajr?a Hall, Pine Grove,
Kverybody layltcd.
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Bvarythlag tot tba CMMH
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