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discussion of then U expected to be
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The principal address of the even-
lag b to be delivered by Phillip
Deachner, field secretary of the Anti
Saloon League of Oregon, who is
making a' tour of Southern Oregon.
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to;WieUi in the lecture room of the
MeMtdfltt church tomorrow after-
at 4 o'clock for the purpose of
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local cltlsens to get the council to
call; a special, election to vote on a
issue for the Strahom railroad.
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Guild Will Meet.
yThe Grace Episcopal Guild will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2; 30 at
the honie of Mrs. S. Edward Martin,
Sixth and High: streets.1
Hawxhurst Sells Market.
' J. W. Hawxhurst has sold his moat
market on Main street, between 8ov-
enth and Eighth, to V. J. Stelnmotz,
ho has taken possession.
Hincks in Town.
H. W. Hincks, engineer In charge
of construction work on the reserva
tlon is in Klamath Falls on business
From Silver Lake.
James Pitcher, Tex Gennis. I. S.
Hamilton and Bert Gerklng of Silver
Lake are spending a few days In
Klamath' Falls.
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Moore in Town.
Elmer and Ellsworth Moore, tw in
brothers and farmers of, Poe Valtay,
transacted business in Klamath Fall
today.
Directors Meet Tonigli
The board of directors of Klamath
Commercial Club will meet this even
ing at the club .headquarters at 7:30
o'clock. J
Hera From Marsb. ,. '
Charles Lenz and son, Charles Jr.,
and Len Royse are down from Klam
ath Marsh for a few days on business.
House and Lot Sold.
Flora Edler today Mid to John L.
Porter lot 4, block 209, Mills Second
Addition, with three room house. The
deal was made through the Chilcote
agency.
Goes to Medford.
Otinr Stewart nnrt wlfeand Mm.
Bert Cbilders were in Klamath Falls
yesterday on their way to -Medford,
where they will spend a few 'days on
b!:neis and pleasure, "t
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Edmund M. Cbilcote, local real es
tate operator, today bought' lots S
and' 7, block 58, Nichols Addition,
from Howard T. Lewis.
Retaras Home.
Mrs. A. L. Harvey, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in this
city for the past month returned this
morning to her Ashland'bome.
Girl Ik Hurt.
Dorothy Short, daughter of Mr. ami
Mrs. Hurrel 8hort, was slightly in
jured yesterday when she was thrown
from the horse on which she was rid
ing home from school. No bones were
broken and her injuries will not
prove serious.
Crisler Leaves,
4 Mayor C.t B. Crisler loft on the
morning train' for California Mints
'to look after-private business. He
will return the. last of this week. Mrs.
Crisler and daughter, Vera, left to
day for "Ashland by automobile, to
spend a" few days.
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: Mask geldings. Leaves for Home.
L, wa4fkt 3.400; I Leslie Jones, who has been' work-
gPfood mounting In the logging camps of the Pel-
vjiaa a hvan4 luii Hat. TjimIim aammhmw 41.1a m..mi.
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ilre of W. merl'left today for hlatbomaln'
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I'tarl'ilag Again.
V. T. Motschenbachcr, formerly an
Instructor In the local high school,
but now engaged in the Insurance
business,' Is teaching at the high
school this week in the absence of
Chfster Hugglns,wbo Is out with a
sprained ankle.
YOM K1PPUR SALE
Saturday was Yom Kippur, the Jewish day of atonement, my store was
closed all day until sundown. Every year, to celebrate this holiday, I
have been giving my customers a great
SALE FOR ONE DAY ONLY
During which every article in the store is reduced in price. This sale it
Saturday. October 14th
It will be the Master stroke in salesmaking
Its the big event you have been waiting for. Don't buy, but wait, you
will find it well worth waiting for
See tomorrow's paper for full particulars and be sure to
get one of my extra special newspapers
Closed Thursday and Friday
to arrange stock
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Mail Orders for Yom Kippur Sale Will be filled if mailed by Sat. Oct. 14
Store
K.SUGARMAN
McGraw Disgusted With Giants
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out to the bcttt,lyceum standards. Heart,"
November 17th will bring Robert others.
"The Music Mailer," Hi
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Sutcliffo, lecturer, who will be fol
lowed Ooccmlior 18th with The Orl-
oIum, n trio of young Indies, who offer
i delightful mimical prugrum, Inter
xi'oiHotl with scloclcd rcndliiRM. All
iiln TlicreHo Duvimll, a young womnn
or iixirHopllniiry nttalnmcnts, will bo
Hpcn hero In February In selections
Tho llrowor Mimical KnterUlnm
will clone tho hciihom In March with a
program of cxreiitlounl merit.
The above nttractlmm com rccoa
mended an Hie bent tlmt will be mm
on (lie Pacific Count tills fctaton.
Mr. Houston Iiiih iirrnnKed to kII
fieation tlckeU ul iiducttl priced,
talnnblo from scliool children or it
from "The Molting I'ot," "Peg n' My tho opera house.
Election on Keno Power
Franchise November 14
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After his second game with the
Brooklyn club in the closing aeries of
four games) in which the pennant in
the National Leaguo was Involved,
John J. McGraw, manager of the
Giants of New York city, quit the
fWd In disgust. Brooklyn won two
tonight games from the Giants in
which the latter club played very
poor baseball. Whether or not this
action will develop into n baseball
scandal remaliiH to be seen. After
the game Manager McGraw made u
statement.
"I don't say anybody did no! try
to win," declared McGraw, "but I
don't stand for tho kind of busebull
the Giants played. They disregarded
many of my signs, and Perrltt more
than onco took his wludup with a
man on base. Such basebill disgust
ed me so that I left tho bench and
did not rco the finish of the game."
The iwople or Klamath Falls will
vote on November Mth on tho ques
tion of granting to the Keno Power
ifimpiiny a frniichlso to distribute
electricity within the city limits. This
was decided lust night by the :lty
council after tho ordinance stating
tlio terms of tho franchlso had been
Introduced and passed to Its third
leading.
The pcoplo on No vein bur Htlrwlll
merely express to the city council Its
wislios on tho queBtlon of the fru
cblso. Then tho council will carry
out these wIbIich by granting orp
fusing a franchise. Only tno council
can actually grant a frnuchlfe. Tb
ordinance, read for tlio flrat tlmeltit
night, cannot bo phsmciI finally ajitll
sixty days liavo elapsed. At tho f
or this period thu council will P
the ordinance, thereby granllofiw
franchise, If tho people hove so wW
Otherwise the ordlnanco nvr '
come mi for a third reading. Si-
STRIKING
MINERS
Property Is Vacated.
The council last night pasted the
ordinance vacating certain property
in Bbipplngton addition. Tho Klam
ath Development company petitioned
to have the property vacated. A saw
mill may be constructed upon it,
Lyceum Numbers Will
Entertain This Winter
J. V, Houston kai Just completed . efforts of this bureau. The season
arrangements with the Ellison White l.wiy open October 25th with the
lyceum bureau for J. series .ofaUrac. I pomus P(ayers, a company of dra
tlons which are said to excel all paitjmntic artists whoso work ' rpnform.
BIOCK ROADWAY
HHKUIFF AMI) PAHTV FAIL TO
FOIICK OPKNING OK KOAD.
SIIMTIA BIAV HK CAhLKD TO
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United Prows Service
HUTTKIl CRKKK, Calif., Oct 10.
Two hundred and fifty striking min
ora this morning blocked the roads
leading from here south to the Eure
ka mines, 'and prevented Its reopen
ing. Efforts of the sheriffs party to force
a way were unsuccessful.
The local authorities are request
ing calling for a militia detachment.
Up to late this afternoon, there have
been no clashes, u is believed the
miners are armed,
CHANDLER BEST;
RIDER AT YRFM
Klamath county cowboy t
good share of tho prlxe at the Trw
rodeo, according to William B'a
who returned from Vieka tody.
Love Chandler of Mall- etfWj
first prise in tho bucking conU.
nnd Sims took first place al I JJ
days In tho potato raco. He won
race over nuffalo Vornon, one w
bwitin.the world In this event.
Chandler performed the
feat of bulldogglng a eer ,r7
automobile., n.to 1
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