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la th eouaty seat today.
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Klamath Indian raserration, spent to
-day M, Klamath ..Falls to attend to
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KalnMcfai te Town.
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from Utah to visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Fraak I. White.
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-I. P. Orllith'and J. T. Ireys are In
town today from Eagle Ridge.
To Take Vaoatlbii.
Patrolman H. S. Wllaon expects to
learavtomorrow for- Crater-Lake and
&. headwaters of Rogue River for a
.hunt Duiiag hia absence his place
"en the police force will be taken by
ueorge Snyder.
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. wlll.be held t tonight at, the city hall
-at 8 o'clock. All members are urged
to,be;Breseat.
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Mr. and Mm. C.
A. Plath will leave
to.i-orrow for Portlinul, where
former will consult a specialist,
kidney trouble.
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Aid Meets Tomorrow.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 at the home of
Mrs. K. M. Chtlcole, Eleventh and
FranklIhstreots.
Leave for Washington.
Mrs. C. O. Brown of Crystal left
today for a visit with friends and
relatives in Brewster, Wash.
Returns to Camp.
Mrs. J. Magulre returned today to
Pelican Bay. after a short' business
visit In Klamath Falls.
Here From Pendleton. v
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greullch and
Ron of Pendleton are here'for a visit
nitb Mr. and Mrs. Bun Browne.
Stayton Lawyer Visits.
S. H. Heltiel, an attorney of Stay
ton, Ore., was In Klamath Falls this
morning on an auto tour of the state.
Gets Four Coyotes.
W. P. Whitney brought .the skins
of four coyotes to County Clerk De
Lap today to collect the bounty on
them. They were caught by Mr.
Whitney in traps on his ranch In the
Merrill section.
Sewing Machines for rent lease or
sale. ..Needles that will fit any ma
chine made.
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Shepherd says Victor Red Seal Rec
ords are conclusive evidence of your
friends musical Taste. Hear them',
next door to postoffice. 4-tf
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ADDIICITC TUT A TED I
Ulil IiIjU J 1 nliA 1 IjK
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Tuesday and Wednesday
The Wreck,"
Seventh Episode of "Peg 6' the
Ring."
"Scorched Wings,"
Three Reel Imp Drama
"Little Bltlie's Schooldays,"
One Reel L-Ko Komedy "
SIX REELS GOOD MUSIC
f Admission 10 Cents
PEG O' THE RING
Every Tuesday and Wednesday ,
a Victrola
It gives the real rendition of the world's greatest artists, not in actual volume of tone,- for,
that would be "Re-Creation" and too loud for the modern home; but by the aid of1
Violin Wood Tone Chamber and Sounding Board Construction it gives that sootHing soft-
of tone best suited to your own home.
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Shepherd Piano Depot
Postoffice
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BIG PAINTING IS
SECURED BY CLUB
KLAMATH DKVKIiOP.MK.NT COM
PAXV PLACKS LARGK PAINT
ING OF KLAMATH COUNTRY IX
COMMKRCIAL CLUU OFFICKS
Through tho courtosy of tho Klam
ath Development company, Klamath
Commercial Club has procured for its
use a large painting of tho Klamath
country. The painting Is ten feet
long and four feet high, and bIiowb
all of this county except the eastern
part. I i-'-Qil
North and south the painting shows
tho territory from Crater Iike south
to Weed. To tho west the country na
far ns Ashland and Medford is shown.
The painting has not been given to
the Commercial Club, but has been
placed, in the latter's quarters for the
Information of visitors.
MISS APPLEGATE
TAKES POSITION
WILL UK IX CHARGE OK KNGMSII
WORK AT HIGH SCHOOL JX
I'ASADEXA LEAVES TODAY TO
IlEGIX WORK
Miss Bessie Applcgate, daughter of J
Mr. and Mrs. Luclan B. Applegatu,
has accepted a position of head of the
English departM r.t of the Pasadenu,
altf., high srhoo;. She left this
morning to begin her work.
The otter to take charge of the Eng
lish work at Pasadena came to Miss
Applegate without solicitation. She
; Is known as a scholar and a keen ctu-
- dent of the Engll8h Ia6uage. For
I several years she was at tho head of
1 flip English department of tho local
I high school. She holds degrees both
from Stanford University and tho Unl-
1 verslty of California.
Miss Applegate's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. B. Applegate, will leave for
I'aradena later, to spend the winter.
We.Jjave.Just the heiter for any
room in your homo. No advance In
price, $1.75 and up. Largo boiler
plate heaters for halls nnd scjipols.
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sants" to nlav the world's srreatett music -
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Klamath
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louring car, with electric starter.
lomcAintnblo rims, now wind shield,
larpe steering, wheel, foot throttle,
aide spot Jlghtu, speedometer, cloc'r,
and other fixtures, for sale :heri;.
Spring street. -i-Iit
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Falls, Oregon
FALLS. OREGON
MEXICANS WANT
MINES
THIS WlMi XOT III-: ADVISED IIY
AMERICAN'S UNTIL SAFETY OF
LIVES AND PHOPKRTY IX MEX
ICO IS ASSURED
United Prow Sorvlco
ATLANTA CITY, Oct. 4 Tlio John
Mexican and American commission
ers nro toilny coiircrrliig with mining
, moil rcganlltiK taxes and other mat
ters In Mexico. These men nro nm-
templatluR reopening of tho Mexlrmi
mines.
Tho 'Mexican commissioners nio
nnvlous to have tho mlnos reopened,
lliit the American momliers of tho
commission will not advlso reopen
lni: of the mines until Bnfoty of Uvea
rnd properly In Mexico la assured.
SAYS "II L
LIKE A VICTORY"
ltl.PUIIl.ICAX NOMINEE FOR 1CE
PRESIDENT MAKES CO.M.MEVT
OX CAMPAIGN GREETED RY
" MAX PARTY MEMRERS
linlted Press Service
SAX FRANCISCO, Oct. 4. "ft
Icohs llhe n decisive victory," said
Charles V. Falrhanhs, ropuhllcnn
randldnto for vice president, when
commeiitlii,' on tho campaign here
this morning.
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alrtmnlis will he hero until tomor-
lluiidrcds of repuhllcnns nro
enthusiastically greeting him.
This Is his day of rest; his only
speech today Is at tho republican
Himchcon this afternoon.
How ninny Red SVjiI "KeconN hi
your ifilertlotr.' Shepherd Iiun Iiiiii
dic;N of them In i-toi-k. -4-tf
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IiirhiK ton year of nti-mmtful
ir.i'r("!ed life, Mnrg.uet develops Into n
fashionable woman of society. At one
of her receptions Harridan who In
resllty was responsible for Ornhnm'u
death on the Arctic trip,- of which ho
Is the only survivor becomes nt
tracteil to Margaret. Angered by her
rebuff, ho speaks Insultingly of her at
a gciitlomau's club, which Is resented
JUHT RECl-:iVED
Assortment of sample HultcnscK.
Many good things we can show. Wo
euvo you money. See us. Tin Main
street. 4-4t.
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OPERA HOUSE
DARK
STAR THEATER
TODAY
"HLAZIXfl LOVE"
Fo.v'Pi-odiK-tlou
THURSDAY
"THE LAMI1"
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SATURDAY
"THOU ART THE MAX"
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SUXDAY
"THE LOST HHIDEGHOOM"
. ' , Paramount'
TEMPLE THEATER
"The Hills of Olory,"
Featuring Helen Roanon In u Two
Reol Western Drama
"Sailors SmlHnK Spirit,"
FalHtaff Comedy
'Tlero IIiIkssd the llruzen,"
Two Reel Amorlcan Drama
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURES WEDNESDAYS
Merrill, Oregon
REOPENED
OOKS
by Kteiihou llond (Wllmulh Morky).
M a result "f tlio iiunrrel llnrrlilnn la
expelled fiom tho club. Hearing of
lite Incident Margaret crtlls nt llond's
npiirtmonl to thank him for defend
ing her good muiio. A wtroim lovo
Interest dovelopn hotwemi them, liar
ildnii noes MnrKnict leaving llond's
npiittmont and taunts her with u
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threat to tell hor husband. A few
iluya la'or when lUmd Is cnllliiK on
Mitrgiuet, lier husband, UclallnUI, ov
erhears u dcclnratlon of lovu between
them. He lulls Miirgnret It la no
crime fcr l.er to lovo iv yoiiiutur innn,
but hiit'H her to hroii tho honor of tils
iijtmo clear, na he hn only u short
tlmo to live. I'tlnrj llnrrldnn's Insult
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worn on (ho Const litis full, Wo esu
Wi ond popular kooiIh on the murkct.
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Klnoors n diiariel n.. i,.7l?.4 W.
rldnn, which lm iiiriw,w L!2,h 1- i
'"olf. A lotto" clui',fiUll'il
omiih .ncrmi'o. After m:
rot mid llond nmrry. At tl '""
ten more years hIm, m ,CC0'V,n
u mlddlo-iuted woman, nlSuA
18 In the prime of ,S "f"1
Joanito Cllnrk (Ihuw nnm
id pretty, mid u ,K(llllt ' H
Hond'H, onllHlH his old Tt ?,'
matter. The two 1W0II1 l
unother, and without befn "'wl"!
It fall deeply love. Ms' '
throiiKh u MlrniiGo t-lmln .,r .J? "!
which it coloied servant WmZ
innoii) nKures, meets jCIUlnB. h.T
vltea her
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luii climax by t i.lroduMlo.r of .
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fro MiirRiirot, i.n.l Just , ,,M J
Mnrmirot did years before, thfr Z
cldo lo aoimralv. MnrRuct mJ.
llond from Boif.doutrucllon. This ds.
elites her, On the, nimlvrrsarr of
their VcddliiK uho fairly (Initio i
with her Imppy brllllsncy, niipcarlac '
to have foreotten Jciuuic, Ilond'a old -;
iromiK or iirrcciion returiw. The mora.
Ilia sun Hilda .MniKaiut'ii lifeless body
lyltiK across her hc.l, At this mo.
ment Jeiiniio In inmiiitlnK tho front
ntoim In imver to ,i Icttvr Martirtt
had wrltton the day before, uklnt
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iv i" iH'iim i ihj inni nE'iri i-'.i
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offer joiia selection of Ihc
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