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almtngtoa street, Klamath
TheEvehing Herald
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California Smiles at Defeat by Philadelphia
iPubllshed WlyikcKl8w4y'y,
The Herald Pubnsnlng -.'Company, cr
Klamath Falls, at 116 Fourth street
Entered at 'the BostoBceat Klamath"
Falls. Oregon, for transmission through
the malls as second-class matter.
Subscription, terms by malt to any
address in the, united States:
One year ...-. i.5.00 ,
One month Mi.ii...i. .50
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staito r doable or ride.; E. O.
1111 Bast, near 11th. 14-2t
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r,"airslses'for balldisK purposes,
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..KLAMATH FALLS, ORKQON j
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i-f $4ihm M. KlaiMitk.rmlls, Ore. x 13-St
p-'r '' " r -;j ,f (
jags' fO5BAl-rCk-los lot to-First Ad-
!,..-: ..' dtttosu between 7th and 8th streets:
nfViU "T -..'-- . . '- ; . .
AUtfAiiV' lari? u nwn. nira.
tilt; iems, fie I dowk.and 10 per
w-;iosjtk. TIM best little buy In Klam-
bshFaiis. A. A. Mekaffey, 71S Main
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MANY NOTABLES
TO1EE1DN0.0P
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DOTH SENATORS AND AI.LiTHRKK
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CONGRESSMEN FROM OREGON
AND MANY STATE, OFFICIALS
WILL RE AT PENDLETON
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CENT jaoney on real es-
AKTHUR R. WILSON. 2
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(Herald Special Service
PENDLETON, Sept. 16 There will
be" more prominent dignitaries at the
Round-Up this year, September 21,
22 and. 23, than ever before. Tho
early adjournment of congress- in
sures therattendance of both senators
and the three representatives -from
Oregen: These men had all accepted
the Round-Up directors Invitation to
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RI5 WILLIAMS. VM. M.. JOHNSTON! 2
li.it know Mint my work Is of tho high
est onlor of gcimlno modliimslilp.
Mmluinv Kloomoro will" show you
how to Bln yo"" ovcry wish, fllw
H aid you In mutton of Miu hoiiit
nittl wealth. .ShovlU nsslst you In all
iiilnati that hoar upon your ftiloro
. IIM
pMlnllff arid defendant, o77
Rrqundn ot willful ,Ich,.LT" "
pnrt of the dcfendnnl for nioii
'Vhls 'summons In served uDon w '
Iho siild drfi.n,nt, by ti,, , fc5.
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thingi hidden. Mn.ln.nu ElHon.oro 'n'r7"l'?l' 'f '7"1 clulntlon,pZ
o equal. Advise on business, spec J " Wj J l Klan.n.h'Kj
Wul,, ,, vo .....I dumcallo Iron-1 ; J';1 J ' J' Or-wm, once.,
Me.: settles luvors-.iiinnols. reiinllMJ ' J , 2 i! '''1MI'M'"' W
....I.. ..,!..... or.,. will !'U"" '"t'lK "mill) AllKIIIlt 3 IS1. .
ine Ronirniru, .. .t..v ,w.. ..... . . ..mI.i,,,,,,
' iJiurry. how to win the man or womnii
!oii lve, how to oVoienin
luiiHi Icionio' lt r Btolen iroptvrty
Jiow to
fact, tells
iinicHtlonn.
' Hliu Is now lornted lit the WuhIiIiik
ton liouso, 124 Sixth stiuct.
oaico liouis. 10 n.m to 8::io p.m ah
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nlei lost or stolen Properly; ,r ,;,,, , reu Sfctt,
loMln burled treasure. n'(1(lh.r wn lmlo rnl(,r,", ' hMM
i avorythltiK, nod novor iiskn ,,cd , ttH HU ,, Mlf, N I im
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.: .rmlra of Fraacis J. Bowrie. Bo-
vfe.;,' 'WAlCtMV-Olrl' for- swseral boose-
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-When R. Norrls Williams, national tennis champion for 1914, turned tables on'tho brilliant' Cnllfohilan WIN
llnm Xf. Tntinstnn nt ihn Vpt Sliln 'Tnnffl fTlnh phntnntnnaliln fnuriinv iim! wnn hnrlr thn linlliiniil Rtiikfli4
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ue present proviamg congress aa- championship for 1916, the Callfoml'-in took his defeat good natureuly This photograph shows Johnativi
iourned In time. Governor Withy- congratulating Williams on tho vfttcry. There la nlso shown Just n bpeck of tho championship piny bclwiun
combe- will .be here., and this makes the two men, with the hall In the air between them
the big list. about as rollowsr
, GovernonWIthycombe; State Treas
Urer T. B, Kay, Secretary of State
Ben W. Olcott. Superintendent ot
Public Instruction J. A. Churchill,
Attorney General Brown; all mem
bers of the State Fish and Game Com
mission, Marlon Jack, C. F. Stone of
Klamath Falls, F...M. Warren of Port
land, and I. N. Fleislchner of Port-
CIIILCOTK SPECIALS
Several uoort buy on Mn4n Mreet,
with very nllrmtlve Ineomix.
A hi tf "tot ami nrHiiii plnHtrrod
hiuie Mr I,(KM on chh)' terms.
Three, hie lotx on IoIiiimiii avenue
for l?.n (minIi.
timid corner oii.lllli, IliU nIiIo of
(iiniii, ror (-4HHI. icriiis.
A dandy 'J0" uenr .Merrill, ncurly
nil In niriilfn, Mr $'-M.
' An HiLneiv tnut wllli Mnua tlniher.
II'n ilifiip HI !,.0(. I
City pnipeily to trade for fnriii
laiuU or timber.
Nee Chllrote. V
LEGAL NOTICES'
W, H.A. HKNNIffi.
Atlorney fur I'anii''
ll-lfl-2n.300.13.20 ' "
Nl.lli, I.IMII AMI liony
M t My lengtk. Oar bss
hlk wikhI rtriw, rt,Z:
from iNnIi. a,,j i, ,Wi? ""
tlnelMrf Mill mi iNreioB,'
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
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Inquire
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sf mr twi"tesiUemH. Inquire at
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, LOsrT Hsmawhw on Sixth street.
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laud; State Game Warden Carl Ut
Shoemaker, State Biologist Wm. Hi.
Flnley, Senator Chamberlain, Senator
Lane, Congressmen Slnnott, McArtuur
and Hawley. .
,Two boxes In the grand stand have
been setaslie for 'these visitors. 'tjje
box.usually occupied by the governor,
immediately west of the judges'
stand and the box Immediately, bank
of it. The entertainment of these
men has been turned over to Dr. W.
D. McNary, of the Eastern Oregon
State hospital, and Marion JacU ot
Pendleton.
WaterUsers'Association
MayHavetoCometoEnd
REV. RAMBO IS
A MISSIONARY
KEW MINISTER OF CHRISTIAN
CHURCH SPENT 13 YeArS IN
FOR OFF INDIA, AND DID MUCH
GOOD WORK 'i
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W.VE. Rarabo.'the new minister nt
thn nhrlftflnn church nrAnrliAfl him
rv! , . : ' .
nrst. sermon nere last Sunday, rne
subject for the morning sermon was,
"A Broken Cruse," a message of con
secration to service. The subject at
night was "Enlargement of Heart
and God's. Commandments." At these
initial services the fine spirit of things
was' enhanced by a noonday banquet
In which most of the congregation
participated. The general board met
on Tuesday night and discussed plans
for future work. With these the new
forward ' movement 'seems well
launched. A general and cordial in
vitation to all who are without a
church home is-issued to. Join In all
the, services of the'ehurch.
Rev. Rarabo .comes at the close of
a successful ministry of 2 years at
Chehalls, Wash. Previous ministries
have .been-in Idaho,t Wyoming ,and
Nebraska He) started his' pastoral
labors at Ludlow. Ky.. a suburb of
Cincinnati, Ohio. From there be was
called mm mtulnnarv tn TnHOil shun
he-pent thirteen years, and estab
lished a large iboys' orphanage and
icdustrlal school, the outcome of two
Brest famines through which he
passed. For the purposes of that in
stitution he opened the station at
Damon, In almost the geographic cen
ter of fsdla. a town of about 15,000
population Adjoining the Jungles.
About, 400, acres of Jungle land were
Judge King will visit Klamath in
the' near future, probably early In
October, to reorganise the Klamath
Water, Users Association Into ahjrrl
gation district
To organize on all projects possible,
irrigation districts to take the place
of the various water users' assocla.
tlona. la thn nlnn nt thn rnnlnmntlnn !
commission, according to a letter re
ceived at the local office, of the rec
lamation service from Judge Will R.
King; chief counsel for the service.
"I desire very much to get the rec
house bill No. 13C5, kuown rs the
Smith bill.' This bill brings tho ivclu
tnation service ot the government In
full harmonvUn. the irrigation dis
trict plan. -
"It. subjects the land, the titlo to
.which may still remain in tho United
States, to liens for irrigation district
purposes, requiring thereby that all
lands, whether entered or unentered
public lands, bear their share of the
burdens of construction, operation
Mme. Elsemore
CLAIKVOYANV, PALMIST AND
TRANCE MEDIUM
I 'wns born with a HtrniiRo power n
power not meant to. gratify tho lillo
curious, but to. direct, ndvlse and help
men and wonion who nro in troublo
iiiii Biirtivii&u luiicuiiiiiiK uvuryuuy m
fairs of llfo.
Notice of Petition to Vacate Street
Notice, I.i hereby clvenjhnt nt the
ifl!iHnr itiiuitlni nt llm rnntmn!i rniin..
r - " i
'nil i.t .1... mII.. nl f.l....,n,l. f.'f1tia fl.'.v.
..II III IIU VllJ Ul ..MII1..1I . ..ll.l, ,W.,7-
fcon, to be held on Monday,, the 2iid day
of October, 1910, the undoislnned will
present to mild council h petition prny
In;,' for the vacation of that portion of
Johnson nvcnuo extending from Cnnby
nil eel to Nelson street, In Hot Springs
AiMltlon to said city.
(I. K. VAN RIPKIt. '
Iir.led August 2G, 1910. ,
2C-2-9-1C-23
Summons I
In tho Circuit Court, In nnd for tho
the irrigation districts,
King.
The irrigation district system with
reference to the United States recla
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I give a careful and complete revel
ation of your business, lovo and do-
lamatlon projects away from the prl..and maintenance "charKes of the luo
vate corporation Idea, known as tho hect Included within tho district, ex-
waier users associauon, 10 mat of .tending the taxing power of tho dls-
tttA If.lvallnn .llalvlAla " ttnva 1ittm . . .... .'.
' """ft-Minci not oniv to tun enterml lni foi-
whlchnto title has been procured, but
to the unentered lands as well. Tim
lien created by tho organization of a
matlon projects Is In use on reclama-. district for construction and operation
tlon projects 'In Washington. Idaho purposes will follow the lands, and
ana iNeorasica. its aavantages ovt-rjwnon entry is made,, or when patent rmestlc affairs. My work speaks for
what Is.knpwn-as the water ustfrs as- Is secured for the entered lands, tbu itself. Any person who can belovo'
sedations system are by experlenw entryman will thus be required to their own eyes and ears cannot hetti'
wvi. .J WM.v.,o.MWV( uwi. UIIIJ ur..nilUIU MIC UlllUVlin Willi ii (HH(Jtl I II I
the standpoint of .efficiency, but of the project Included within tho dls-j
economy as 'well. ' t jtrlct. Furthermore; all private land
"The advisability of adopting the j holdings within tho district, whether)
Irrigation district plan in place of the 'subscribed to the payment of water :
water users' system has-been motor-( right charges or not, will, with all'
lally- increased by the passage of other lands, entered or unentered, be-;
come subject to taxation for. the pay-;
tnent of their share of construction
i and other expenses.
County of Klamath and Stale of
Oregon,
ficderick E. Stnhlmnn, Plnlntlff,
vs.
noryl E. Stahlman, Defendant.
To Deiyl E. Stnhlmnn, Defcndiint abovo
t named:
In tho nnmo of tho state of Oregon.'
Von nro hereby required to appear and
I answer tho complaint filed against you
in tho above entitled suit on or beforo
the 21st day of September, 191C, that
belnK tho Inst day of tho time pro
scribed In the order of publication of
this summons, nnd If you fall so to ap
pear, plead, nnswor, demur or other
wise move, for wnnt thereof, plaintiff
will npply to tho court for tho relief
prayed for iii his complaint, to-wlt:
For n decrco dissolving tho bonds of
matrimony now existing between tho
NU BONE CORSETS
i I 'hone :W0.V
MUM. MAUI) INK
Kepreseiilnllvo
Auto Top, Cushion, Glass
and Curtain Work
6th Street near Kfanari
- .. l.nrLAArimruuuu.
Business Shorthand ul
Typewriting
EVENING CLAHH
BEGINNING SKIT. So, IBM
A practical working knovledtt
of rliortlmiid will take you outoi
tho untrained class nnd give jot
tho speclul training Hint may bt
the connecting link between jrot
and tho opportunity you desire.
Classes Tuesday ami Friday er
nlngH. Telephone No. 1 betweu
8; 30 nnd n, nnd No, 230-W ere-
nliigs. Reason able ratea.
Mrs R. M.' Torre'y
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OUSTON'
Metropolitan Anusements
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HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
STAR THEATER
."A DAUGHTER OF THE CITV"
.Five Reel Essanay Feature
"Bray Cartoon ' f v
SUNHAV
Marie Doro in
"Di.FLOMAOV"v
.FIveReel Paramount
Urny Cartoons
"It will thus be seen that the Irri
gation dlstrldt system will necessarily i
reuuee me pro. rata cost ot construe-1
tlon and operation and maintenance
charges to all who have subscribed to
water rights under tho project Includ-'
od In the district.''
PADE & SHANNON
PLUMBING AND
STEAM FITTING
Stoves Bought, Furnaces
Sold and Repaired Installed
SHEET METAL WORK
OF ALL KIND8
1023 Main St.
UPPER LAKE TRAFFIC
We are agents for Calkfau it Hamilton's rtis.ll. piuwrnirtf
f rein tu boats on the Upper Klamnlh Luke. Hum (rare IliU
every morning etcept Sssday, at 7tSO.
ssi
Western Transfer Co.
f'HONR INT
MAIN HTIIEET. NEAR FIFWL
An Etnu dhiablllty pulley protects
your, income. See Chlleote. 9
Prompt, attention .paid to rentals,
Cliilcote . 9
TEMPLE THEATER
Saturday Only
"Man's Enemy,"
Biograph Three Part Drama
Tho Deggar ood.Hto Clild,"
i Ham" Comedy
"Canlmatexl Nooze,"
Cartoon Comedy
acquired, Jen .'of which were utllld
:.
as tulldlag sites, the" rest being clear
ed, rnd irrigated for firming PJr-
MMai m " ' f
H3
Sunday and Monday
"Tlie Waters of the Lethe,"
L-yitagraph.Drapa In Three Parts
" fe Mystery orlUie itauis,';
"Some Duel,"
y , -Comedy,
"PMhsNews." '
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION FICTURIt WIONUOAVS
I, Of SflM
Van Riper Bros.
THE HOME OF
CHA8E A 8ANBORN'8
HIGH GRADE
TEAS AND COrjFEES
'Coffee of flur Own,"
Tho bis; red can 91.00
Uorax Aid Soap l'owder,
Regular 10c, Siieckil'. . . ,Bc
Corn Starch Argp
3 packages for 23c
licmon Extract, Wilson's
J2-o.'f "hit. $tf special . 7c
CarUlnets!.Mayotinal8e,
. Floe, for salads, cold menu,
etc.. &ruf.lr for ... .,, ,ab
Get the Habit
L
CheapElectric
Power
For Klamath County
The Keno Power Company Is
now prepared to dellverelectrlc
power to any part of Klamath
county at very reasonable rates.
Power users .of all kinds are In.
vlted to correspond with us In
regard to electric service In
their business.
Keno PowerCoipany
KENO, OREGON '
It Is Like
Found Money
Wo mean the Interest paid on your
savings account. Your money In nl
ways working fou you, turning in a
profit to your exchequer. Resides,
It In safe, can bo had nt nny tlmo,
'Our responsibility in unimesllonod.
That affords ycui absolute jirotec
tlon. Vpu'll never, regrot haying
opened an account with us.
FIRST STATE M2 SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON
SCHOOL BOOKS 1
This year we have a complete line ef school books, and tho fl"
best assortment of school supplies over brought Into Klm" 'fm
ny prices are Rl-Q-H-T,
(Iftdenwods ona
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