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Mrs. Everett Hardenbrook left yes.
tcrday to spend a week at Fredenburg
Springs. i
Mrs. R. E. Smith left this morning
for San Francisco to spend several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gordon and
daughter Hope have returned from
Portland, where they spent a week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Shlve expect
"to leave Sunday for Oakland, where
they will spend the coming winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldred Beaver left
this morning for Portland, where they
will spend the winter.
the Third Oregon, asking that Klam.
ath County hae a representative
lit the company.
Constance Schallock, who was op
erated upon yesterday at the Black
burn hospital for
Is reported to have
LOG TRAIN
RUNS AWAY
ENGINE IS &IDLY DAMAGED AND
MAN SUFFERS SPRAINED AN.
RLE WHEN TRA1NGET8 OUT OF
CONTROL ON STEEP GRADE
from Klamath County out of sixteen
who made application In the county
Many friends' wnt MMr tbepopular
attorney, who has Men' very success
ful.tn the.tfractlee of jaw her, and
fill' hope torhli -early return to this
community. . '
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MRS. LAMRORN ASKS DIVORCE
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Narow escape from death and a
serious and expensive smash-up re
appendicitis, suited when a locomoUve belonging 190- durln hleh t,me ,,. ,,,.,
railed from to the Klamath Logging and Timber ,,.. nmnaA . vm ,,,, ,u,..
A Jealous disposition of her. hus
band, the defendant, continued an-
noyance, lack of support, excessive
drinking and gambling and sundry
other faults are brought forward by
Mrs. Bessie Lamborn In her suit for
divorce filed yesterday with Circuit
Court Clerk George Chastaln.
The couple has been married since era
KLAMATH PEOPLE
GATHER BERRIES
LARGE CROWD PROM THIS DIS
TRICT IS NOW AT LAKE OF THE
WOODS HUNDRED GALLONS
OK BERRIES PER DAY
.a.i..a ..r (hum are still great sup
piles In the country surrounding. .
,..,. i. ..-nf thM hint seasons for,
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tlu berries for several years, accora
lug to report.
AIMITNWraiT WNATHKIl A
FORECAST.
the effects of the ordeal in a remark-! company near Odessa got beyond con- accordlnK t0 .negations of the com-
aDiy rapia manner, ana win soon do vi we engineer on sieep in
able to be about again.
Rev. George H. Bennett, Harry
Pelts and son, Harry Jr., are members
of a camping party now at Sllvlcs
camp on Spring Creek. It Is expect
ed that they will return tomorrow
night.
I plaint.
I aged T
There is one child, a boy,
I EASTERN RELATIVES
VISIT LAMBERTS
John L. O'Conner and M. P. J
Berry of Lakeview are business visit-
v.. .UO...U..U1 ...... Paul Lambert of this city Is enjoy.
P. Mulleneaux, an employe of the,to vWt frem " ,btw "
Ermuada mill at Olene la reported I,uDn'. "' 4 M John Hauber
very ill at the Houston Hotel. OI ",",nMP0"' r- wno P-
ping for a few days on a tour of the
,Mrs. James Bratton and sons are! West. Tn Haubers will also "visit
cllne yesterday,
... . l . u T "" "I Rollo C. Oroesbcck Is the attorney
the effect that ihe engine was badly j for h ,atnt,ff
wrecked and that the engineer auf- -
fered a sprained, ankle in leaving the
runaway train. ' Fortunately no one
else was Injured.
.BROTHER OF PROFESSOR
BOWMAN VISITS HERE
ATORNEY CARNAHAN
JOINS THE ARMY
visting Mrs. P. M. White. Mrs. Brat
ton was formerly Mrs. Rose Otey
Soule of this city.
L. A. Will, a letter carrier of the
postofflce, has gone hunting for deer.
He will be gone about two weeks, aa
his vacation started today.
Mrs. P. M. White and sons hare re.
turned from Port Klamath, where
they have been visiting Mrs. Norrls
and Mrs. George Llsk.
Glenn Wtmberly and Prank Clem.
ent of Roaeburg, who are on an anto
tour of this district, left for Crater
Lake this morning.
Mrs. Percy Poster, Mrs. H. E,
Evans, Miss Hasel Stevens and Mrs.
Plannigan are la the city today doing
some shopping from Algoma.
J, .M,, Bedford, who has charge of
the timber- on the. Klamath Indian
reservation, ,1s, in ,the city pmasbwl-
neas visit fipin,th$. Klamath Agency
Will Baldwin of the' Baldwin Hard.
ware company Is expected back to
morrow night from a business visit
to Lakeview. , , .,f , v , i
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ji' Donahue, Ca'as.
JJ Funce. Frank-,Dud1u and Lnella
Dunlap of Monta.guecoBtitute.,par.
ty of tourists who are stopping at the
Hotelall.
Many, of the ladles, are. learning to
v knit, in Tiew of the fact that the local
Red Cross Is expecting a large con
signment of wool to be knit into
necessary articles for the soldiers.
Doctor and Mrs. George I. Wright
and Mr. and Mrs. William A Wright
have returned fronf a vacation in the
Llke of the Woods" country, with a
.suDstantiai supply of huckleberries
! si flltiA atnlifA VhaI'
Mr. andMrs. Prank Puller, Prank
Puller Jr., Miss Margaret and Dana
Puller are tourists registered at the
White Pelican today. Mr. Puller la
one of the officials of the Puller Paint
company.
Carl and Arthur Grubb leave in the
morning for Clackamas in response to
the telegram received several dadys
the other brother, Will Lambert, who
operates a ranch in the' Round Lake
section. Mr. Hauber is district man
ager of the Mutual Life Insurance
company at Wllliamsport
Mr. Lambert had not seen hls'sis-
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I the two are having a fine visit to
I gether.
Attorney J. H. Carnahan left yes
terday morning to Join the officers i
training camp at San Francisco. He !
was one of the two men , accepted week.
E. S. Bowman, an engineer living
at Portland, Is here with bis wife for
a few daya visiting his brother, Prin
cipal C. R. Bowman of the Klamath
County high school. Professor Bow.
One hundred and thirty-five camp-
all but live of whom arc from
Klamath Falls and Klamath County,
are now preparing for winter by gath
ering huckleberries at the l-ako or
the Woods.
W. A. Delselljwlio has Jut return
ed from that point, having tnken his
Lindsay1 Slsemoro, prominent
stockman of the Fort Klamath sec
tion, arrived this morning for a brief
xli.lt before leaving for Portland next
..ok. He reports that nearly all the
hay In the Wood River Valley Is now
i.. ii,. k.pin ,ir darks, and that a1
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good crop vns cut.
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Tonight and Friday, fair, mod. a
erale; northerly winds thru-
out Oregon and Washington
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Maximum, yeattrday, 14 deg. a
Minimum today, 10 dag.
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NO MORE U O'CMICK CMMING
Tnless those who would curtail al
most tho only available pastime for
us working people In the Shipping!""
backwoods can find some other shr
nnnlKsn to Invoke.
However, our endeavor has alwayti
family up for a few days, rteciaresj bcc( ,, w( r0nllniie to be. to glva
that strange sights greet the eye, as them no causa for a reasonable ob
the men, womou and children, all In Jectlon.
overalls, return to camp at the closo' We are holding nice, clean dances
of day with lard cans. p..,. tub. and XlZi$X
every conceivanic form or reccpiscie
filled with this delicious fruit.
It Is estimated that over a hundred
man will take them to Medford In his gallons of these berries are picked
car
end of paoment.
(lood music, all kinds of soft drinks
lro cream, coffee anu sanawinnes,
win use mem io neaiara in nu, iivu u. uinw i ,.....-- . -- .'.
when they leave for home next each day, and while the grounds near candy, cigars and cigarettes servea ai
k. I the camps are getting pretty well very reasonable rates. I4-It
I six-foot counter with I drawtri,
1 eight-foot counter with cms.
I desk.
13 feot of fine shelving.
8 glass doora In varlouasliei..
1 x-foot base with case.
I H-foot glass showcase.
1 large also heating atove.
1 medium else beating stove,
I hsnd made aettee.
12 feat of partition.
1 three-burner gas stove,
I folding rot.
I want to sell this stuff at ones, io
If you are Interested In any or It Ut
me know at once. '
24-lt TIIAD McHATTANu,
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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FOR SALE Team horses, mlleh cow,
hay. turkeys, farm machinery,
household goods, gag engine, etc.
John G. Wheeler, I H miles east of
city. .
GOVERNOR LISTER
ASKS DKLIBERATIO V
OLYMPIA: Wash., Aatg. 14. In a!
Labor Day- proclamation, Governor
Lister urges all. classes to' devote. the
day to careful consideration of mess-;
urea to bring abont industrial peace.
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ago by Charles from Colonel May optional capital.
The arrival of Madame Don Bel-
lsarlo Porris, wife of the minister
from Panama to the United States,
has been an interesting event in
Washington society. She is one of
the beauties of the Latin embassies,
and promises' to become one of .the
most 'popular hostesses' in the na-
'vsn
Aogust 21, 1917.
TO THE PUBLIC:
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We wish to announce that on and after September
t, 19X7, the W. P, Johnson company, 615 Mala street,
will do a general real estate business.
When you with to buy, sell' or exchange city or
country property, we will be glad to act as your agent,
and feel that with our wide acquaintance, knowledge of
local conditions and fine office equipment, wa are in V
position to serve you well.
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We are, Vary respectfully yours '
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W, P.JOHN80N COMPANY,
JOEL T. WAJtDs!s. Manager.
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Infant's Wear
Complete line of hand-made
Infants' wear. Caps, Toques,
Jackets, Sacqucs, Blankets,
Skirts, Dresses, Bootees, Moc
casins, Socks, Bibbs, Etc.
Jioe&Zb:
The Quality Store'of Southern Oregon
Ribbons
' Complete assortment of plain
and fancy Ribbons. Values up
to 45c. Very special 10c
FASHION GOES HANDINHAND WITH VALUE AT THE QUALITY STORE
More of the New Apparel For Fall
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IN WONDERFUL AK
IN PARTICVI.AR WE
lOUR ATTENTION TO
New Coats, New Dresses, New Sate sTvSS
;GREAT SHOWING OF GOATS
FOR FALt, WEAR EVER SHOWN IN SOUTHERN OREGON SO EARLY
IN THE SEASON. - ' "
FULL-LENGTH COATS FOR- FALL AND WINTER WEAR ARE
HERE IN ALMOST COMPREHENSIVE DISPLAY. LOOSE AND BELTED
MODELS. COATS WITH LARGE COLLARS OF SELF MATERIAL,
PLUSH OR FUR. A COAT TO PLEASE THE TASTE OF EVERY
WOMAN W KLAMATH COUNTY.
PRICES ARE MOST MODERATE, RANGING FROM $12.50 TO $45.
Many New Serge Dresses
STYLES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES: MODELS ON LONG
STRAIGHT LINES OR EMPIRE EFFECTS. MANY BRAID TRIMMED
OR FINISHED WITH SILK AND GOLD EMBROIDERY IN CONTRAST
ING SHADES. PRICES FROM $15.00 TO $25.00.
Womens' and Hisses' New Fall and Winter Suits
NEW ARRIVALS IN ALL OF THE FASHIONABLE MATERIALS
SERGE, POPLIN, VELOUR, SILVERTONE, GABERDINE AND TWEED
ARE STRONGLY IN EVIDENCE. JACKETS ARE ON LONG STRAIGHT
LINES, SEMI-FITTED OR BELTED. SKIRTS ARE SHOWN IN PLAIN
AND PLEATED EFFECTS. LARGE CAPE OR ROLL COLLARS FEA
TURE MANY OF THE NEW SUITS.
POPULAR SHADES INCLUDE NAVY, BROWN, GREEN, PLUM AND
OXFORDS. , SUITS. FOR ALL AT PRICES RANGING FROM $25 TO $45.
New Fall Silks
and Woolens
An advance showing Monday of fresh fabrics
that Autumn demands. Especially noteworthy are
Striped Satins and Taffetas with Satin stripes in
over one hundred new patterns. All 36 inches wjde.
Worth today $2.00 per yard.
Special opening price, per yard $1.79
See Window Display
Plaids and Stripes in all wool French Serges, Pop
lins and Fancy Mixtures.
Price per yard 85c to $2..50
56-IN. NEW FALL COATINGS, in plain colors,
such as black, navy, Russian green, brown, gold.
Also many new stripes and broken checks.
Price per yard $2.00 to $4.00
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When Blouseg such as these are
sold at $2.00 It's economy to buy one
or more. The quality has been main
talned, the price remains the same,
They are vastly superior to all other
12.00 Blouses.
New styles shown every
month. 'Always $2.00
Get the Children
Ready for School
GORDON HOSE-Ahvays the same quality--made
from best grade Silk Lisle Cotton, has four
thread heel and toe with double garter top. 'Made
for boys and girls, every pair guaranteed. That's
economy. Sizes 6'j to 11.
Pcr l,air ,. . . ,30c, 35c
Economy school hose both for boys and girls,,
black and tan, all sizes. Price pcr pair ; .20c
Special for school week, three pair for ...... . .80c
HOLEPROOF HOSE-Ladies' Holeproof hose,
extra good wearing quality, new fall weight, comes
m black and white. Special, per pair ,. ,40c
SILK FIBRE STOCKINGS-Now showing a new
line in pink and light blue. Sizes 9 to 10. Special 75c
LA FRANCE SILK HOSE-AII new shades, also
white and black. Every pair guaranteed. Sizes 8J4
to 10. Price pcr pair $1,50
BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS
SHREWD BUYERS ARE NOW PURCHASING BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS. THESE WERE alt cirrum ,. , a
JANUARY AT LAST SEASON'S PRICES, CONSEQUENTLY YOUR SAVINGNOW WILL LOLlKJSfihil
LATER PWCES RANGE FROM $1.00 UP TO $12.50. E WG M0NE A LITTLE
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