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The West Point football team Is hard at ork for the season of 1910. Of course, the chief event of these men who some day will bo gen
erals in the United States army will be their game "with the cadets of1 Annapolis, but they have a few hard contoUs before that event.
COUNTY COURT
ORDERS
BRIDGE
NKW STKKL 11R1IMJK WILL BE
PLACED ACROSS CANAL XEAR
B. W. SHORT
BRIDGE BROKEN' DOWX
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The county court this morning or
dered the construction of a new steel
bridge across the government Irriga
tion canal, near the Burrell Short
ranch. The steel will be furnished
toy the Coast Bridge company of Port
land. The new bridge will be put In this
fall and work on its Installation willi
FOOD PRICES NOT
TO BE REGULATED
AI THOUGH THri I tESENT HIC.'I
1MUCKS ARE ARtiELY DUE TO
HfcAVY EXPOP .'VTIOXS, EX
PORTS WO.VT mi: limited.
United Press Servtea
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27. There
vill be no regulat'on cf exports or of
food prices in this country, barni-g
artn.il famine or wr, except to pre
vent illegal comb!rs:'.ons.
This statment was made today by
a high administration authority.
is the largest in the history of the
school.
The new assembly song books ar
rived Monday, and were used at Tues
day's assembly. They are up to date
books, and contain some One num
bers. Although the football team was de
feated at Ashland, 13-6, yesterday,
upon word received from Coach Hug
gins, he says the boyg are hi fine
spirits and condition, and will, with
out a doubt, play their best game at
Medford Saturday. A return game
with Ashland on November 4th will
be played here, and will likely wind
up the football season. Much Inter
est has been shown In these games,
and several cars of students have al
ready gone to Rogue River Valley to
sec the Saturday game.
The .TCtnn compnnie an nt homo
iu the Cliilcote agency. 1 4
Herald's Classified Advs.
WANTED To exchange residence
In Southern California for n farm
near huro or In Klamath county. Kroil
C. llobert, Miilln, Ore. 10-21-lmo
KOH IlKNT One to threw iooiiih,
close In; hot nnd cold water; fur
nace heat. Inquire HOT. Pine St. 27-01
ic martm j
MfclN
LOST AND FOUND
t.OSP Woman's blown fox fur, oo-
(wren lllldohruml and Klumatli
P.ills, Thursday. Return to Ilernlil
irtlce for reward. 27-21
WANTED
AT AMiOMx
MOV l-ACTORV, SAUMM.i, tNB
MHKilVd
ii! nl AIkoiiik l.unilK-r Co,
Life- Iniiirmuv urliiru hi tit, mi.l
ilenil NiyliiK iiiiiwii) of Aiiierlri.1
Kec Clillrole.
Advertisements In the. Classified
columni arc printed at tha rata of
Five Centa a lint, Invariably In ad
vance. Hereafter no advertisement
will be accepted unleta accompanied,
by the cash. ,..-,
FOR SALE
Debate was started yesterday In
Mr. Bain's class in public speaking.
The team which will represent the
school will likely be chosen from this
large C08t of living and the admission that clcss. and tryouts for the team will
FOR SALE Oentle bay saddle pony,
weighs 1,000 pounds. Call Mc-
Pherren at J. S. Mills & Son. Phone 9.
27-3t
FOR SALE Overland nuto for sale,
or will exchange for lot. Prefer
south of Main St. Call at 72.r Main
St. 27-2t
hp commenced as soon as possible. I
. ,. .. .Asked whether. In view of the high
The wooden bridge across the canal
broke down recently when a
number of cattle gathered on it,
tome of the cattle being killed and
others injured.
LOW POURS OUT
SEIZED LIQUOR
220 GALLONS OF "DAGO RED"
AVIXE IS DESTROYED AFTER
BEING SEIZED MY SHERIFF
NEAR ALGOMA
toon begin.
FOR RENT Cozy 3-room house,
close In: moderate rent. Sco K.
The state question this y (j0wtn. 23-Ct
It 1 caused nrimarllv bv the unure-
... . ... , ear is, uesoiveu, tnai uregon snouiu
cedented exports, regulation of ps- , ' . ... . , . ... i
' .idopt a health insurance law embody- pnn SALE
,..w ...... . - j...-., ........ ,. . nR tno ,,ssenlml loiiures oi mc
200 or more stock cattle,
cows, cahes and yearling heifers.
sioie, inis uuiciai repncu; 'standaru Mill oi me American aseo, Kiiouire Uae Shook, Dairy
"Possible, but highly Improbable." elation for Later Legislation." Ourj
Administration officials blame the i""''''
high cost of living on the war and the , trict' t,lere bei"K onl' one otner hlEh
resultant demand of Europe for bcul "" uiMm-i. ulvC..-
23-0t
Amprirnn nhont. flnnr. tnpnt And '
including the leath- laKe ""le auoul ""'" "
nas not yei Deen ueciueu wnicn rciioui
will uphold the affirmative and in
which town the debate will be held.
Many tears were shed yesterday
-when Sheriff C. C. Low poured Into I
the sewer 220 gallons of wine which
he seized at Algoma a few- weeks ago.
The wine was emptied from' the 5.1-'
gallon barrels at the corner of Fourth
and Main streets, and a large crowd
stood by to witness the destruction. ,
This Is the second lot of liquor
Sheriff Low has seized this fall. The
first was taken at Pelican City, and
belonged to A. Barni, an Italian. The
liquor destroyed yesterday was being
hauled to Italians and Greeks at Al
goma, but was intercepted before be-'
ing delivered.
an,j I debate betweep these two schools will
1 goods generally-
jer that used to go into $5 shoes now
selling for a song mat nits nign u.
They figure that the farmer, after
years of getting the worst of It, is
tconomically on top. And they figure
loo that the retailer In any event
. will "get his" despite embargoes or
'regulatory prices.
"Who would export regulation
, hit?' several officials aked and then
answered their own question thus:
"The farmer,"
All declared an embargo that will
hit the farmer will nn be considered.
Thev hav found i.o evidence of
I rite juggling anil Ja high prices I
ways go with prosperity in itself
i.idence of a L'cir-'.vl that, in tie'
FOR SALE Dry land potatoes. 214c.;
Mendcnhall place, or delivered in
town. P C Carlson. 7-tf i
roil SALE Set of single driving
harness. Apply Rev. W. H. Cox,'
23T. Tenth street. Phone 103 l
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SundayDinner
Specials
We lmi nil klmln of tine ililikcu
to fry, roimt or Men. Mm mnrinltri
Hint fur jour Hiimliiy illniier n nNo
Imvc Nintir i'lni ilioliT IU-cf, Mutton,
HprhiK 1-aiiih, Veil I nnil I'ntk.
For Suiulny ItrvnkfuM, our lelelmtl
nl Home Ciircil limn mill Ibiimi,
liouir Miule I'ork Kiiiimiuc
I'lionn H.I, or rail ut the
People's Market
FROM PRODUCER TO CONSUMER
Business Man
Commits Suicide
United Press Service
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 27. F. M
Ulmendorf, wealthy San Francisco
hat manufacturer, committed suicide
"this morning at hi? hotel. He hot
himself through the heart. Elmen
dorf became despondent from worry
ing ovci his business
rauo of labor, boofti wages and in
the case of foodstuffs, boosts prices.
They declare wages of other classes,
thoae generally known as consumer
always lag behind, and will rise grad
ually very gradually with prices.
Prices, they maintain, will drop
tiiuuuuuj' vviiii iim; y:mu ui nit; nui w
with bigger crops and an increase in
i manufactured goods.
Every up to date school needs an
organ. Organs, $20 and up. Buy on
easy terms. Shepherd, next door post
, office. 27-tf
If it's worth having, it's worth In
suring. See Clillcote. 14
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Lnkovlew People Hei'e.
H. A. Utley and wife and H.
Nolte and wife of Lakeview
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The girls 'of the cooking class were
tendered a noon-breakfast by two of
'spending a few dayc Iu Klamath Falls their members, Florence DuFauIt and
on business. Mr. Utley and Mr. Nolle
conduct the Nolte-Utley Realty com
pany of Lakeview.
Must Work Eight Hours
The Adamson law relates to the
hours of labor In Just one particu
lar. It destroys the "preferred run,"
and under ts provisions each em
ploye of a railroad can be forced to
work' eight hours to be entitled to
eight hours pay.
Florence Doggs. on Monday. This
class consists of ten girls, and is un
der the direction of Miss Mabel
Mears. Weekly luncheons are to be
given by individual members of the
class so as to afford them a greater
experience in this art. The menu for
Monday was: Bananas, cornflakes,
omelet, baking powder biscuits,
French fried potatoes, black coffee
The decorations were of autumn
leaves.
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Wallace McClellan Is the latest en
rolled student. His absence has been
on account of typhoid fever. This
Our record business has doubled
Elnce last year. Make out a list of
records you wish, and you will bo j makes 200 students how In dally at
surprised how nearly complete you tendance, which Is tho largest the
can fill the order. Shepherd Piano echool has over known. The senior
Depot, next door postofllco. 27-tf J class now consists of fifty, which also
Victrola outfit
Don't put off getting that Victrola.
You might just as well attend to it today.
Here's a splendid outfit that will
likely interest yeu:
Victrola IX - - $50
(Mahogany or Oak)
Twelve 10-inch
75c. double-faced
Victor Records
(24 selections) - - 9
$59
Records of your own choosing pick
out the kind of music you like best.
Come in and hear this Victrola, and
find out about our system of easy terms.
Other styles of the Victor and Victrola $10 to $4007
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I Other styles of the Victor and Victrola $10 to $4O0T if VA
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Victrola outfit
Victrola VIII . . . .$40.
Ten 10-inch 75c
double-faced
Victor Records
(20 selection). . . . 7.50
$17.50
You can select any records you wish and
you'll find a splendid assortment here.
Come i:r today and ccc about this Victrola
outfit for your home. Easy terms can be arranged
if desired.
Other styles of the Victor and V.'ctrola $10 to $400.
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SHEPHERD
Next Door Postof f ice
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PIANO DEPOT
Klamath Falls, Oregon