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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
MONDAY, JULY If), 1
Sir Thomas Llplon Impeding Shamrock IV.
LOOK BEYOND THE TEETH
LANGELL VALLEY
WE. CALL HlfA
HE'S SO FUIU
: HAPPEINGS IN
j Davit Turner rtMMilly ptirehuaod a
ml of shenp, iiiiihIhiIiik of owns uml
i lambs, from Kinney llrus. of Oliimi.
Iln lino ilium ,,t ),! niticli m pri'sunt,
j lint Mii.-I io inri, (iim In dm hand
1 twrded by Jim lluiilley, and In whlrli
3 John Turner uml Jnek llllllng.lny
also lime shixtp
i Mr( ijir, nf I. nk n county, vis
(llml an oM Mm., neighbor, Iran Kll
j gore, Kaiiiny Mr. Coop.ir pro
i wiuiirna (tin lilKtmr nnil lowiir detmrt
' In l.akn rnunty ahtolutnly without
crop, nnil raiii. vi-ry poor. Mm with
I hi family U on hi May to Humboldt
rotmty, California
, ItUllliy Ca.ey ami family Hp'lit Hun
.day at han Kllgapt's. Kn rout')
Ihntiin thity vlsitm Sol Dewey, Hr.
I lluil Mull ami wife anil Dodge
Truck wore vl.lt- r In lhr valley this
.. .. - nf ilia HrliUii liamimi w i.l i .i i . .1''" They rfiuntly returned from
Ttili tlctui or tlm iirlll'ii Karoimt wt laknn irly till, txaion on rr val1,, ... , , . . . .,
l lb chilleiignr n Now York Tho faitiou. Irl.h mjrt.inn I. .tmwn !"""' "ro thy liavii Iwuri the
-- .. .. . .... . i .... ... . ... -i. ' '-.. . ... .... . . ...
loinJIOK nn "i " ui-i'"imim urn ipa.t iw moninii rectipnraiing iromi
winter ttifinti hitrttlni.
J I III Duller ami wf vl.ltnd Mnrln
KIlKorn. Tue.day
lluylnic la In full lilmt In tha upper
vhIImv Mr Ih ftiiitiMil ! m trt al l
fi.lfti..Mi ! ........ i
' " ' Murk tin Ilia ranrh
IRMOFTIE
JUUIERIGA CUP
p" kaHPHr "KtitFt
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tCQfeMAl
springs, where ho planted hli field. JJQT LUNCHES FOR
j i) ii ii anu inwry iiuin nauwa meir
haylnie outfit up to their ranch from
llonanza and are haying.
There mo mi to bo many wild
PUPILS APPRECIATED
Tk America cup ! a trophy that
t
Mho Amnrlran defender, thn schooner
i.Maii.n. owned hy J H Dlekron
In I MI a tyndlratn of Canadian
organlmd hy AlPiamlnr
challenged with thn t'anadlan al-xiii
nouso bureau In serving go school
'children hot lunches for 3 cents each
l.. lll..n. I.... ....... ..t.... I .... .
owned by J It Ru.k ', ,. " . T ,i ... j. u,v,wu ..,- ,lurnK tne Uit gchooI year WM ,
' "" iJiiinnu MrDiiimlil nml final llarmrlin. .i i.i.imw. ,t.... t.. i... . i ' . . .
Aflrr thl. r.ro Ihr Nw V,k V.rht ,. t , .., r.l'... """ "" " ucc-m I. indicated by Mr.. Jle O,
OIIKGON AGRICULTURAL. COI
i.rnw rnM.ui t.imi n t... .k.
Khorty Huland plurn, lh. year, both In the hllli and,., .,.,' , .H' i.. ,.' it..,.
I... at.. ....u .... -.-. ... ..L.. . ' . . .... " i .w wutaiiiiH
All.nl. .n.l ... .l.i.. ...i i. .... ..."- ' ,"" " "-l. " lo ""
.-... .. . , ,w bi fyi, !,, W,,,I(, Iov, McDonold gcarce
r.t-. by II,. Amnrlran .loop Ml.chM. w, 1B ,,,.,, ,)f virtctl Itaal.! r.r
ha. a ck partly fllilnhnl.
rye crop
i .. .
,.i 1100 and aa offtd by thn . ru, drridml that ibn .l-,l or mi ... .. . .' i ' .. .. . . . . . wci.om.1. aie leaaer or nomo cco-
l, .. .. i it. it .... . . -- urai ami crxw r puiiinK up ino ryii c T. Darluy li ted Hroadr-w nomIf. ..,....- work
X.,.1 r.rh. .qua. Iron In ,11.1 for . no, .,!..,., .,, fBlurn-. ib. c. ,. ,.., ,..,, OM h b.ml!fnr,n Tueid.y,,tnil dld i0mo
,M. iiound lb- I.I-of Wla-W lor in lh .ur.Mn, donor. t5orn I. i ,,,,. .,,.., .,. Wnrr,. Kllrorn i, ,. .i, t v.n.. ,,...
,l to.i. -r lnlld to romiH.1. Hrtu)lr ao .mmiilnl Ibr. drr.l of , ,, ,. J(hn NoM Bm, ,oy',on ,rct j
1 ,U Aw.r.c. -nl by Ijamm.. .li b, pro.ld.nr that rh.ll.peln ,1BY rul .,, 1U U, M,mB lmy 8ol j.mc, M.,0M ,,,,. cultlnB hli
iMt l...n. and etb.r mmlH-f, of ,.rhl. .bould prorrr.l to thn port rf .y Jf ,,, m0 f ,, wj hny h (hu
U Nt- ork Urfai club. a. rn rom.. on thlr n boiiom.. and;,,,, T,l0 Uttf .u,lVn Mlf.ri of brllvr , , ,ork
lifl Th.r. .. no llffi .llow.nt- alio that no .r..r rould ram aK.i, ,11rj ,, 4,fkpr lh8n ,. ,B, vn Mrg jBfn'rg ,,,, caC(, on Mr,
twlouiio. and tb Amr-rlr. no,, a .mill t-o ,r.r. had r.p.,d In m: for ,,, , , of ,., fnc, ln.t ,BTe Turnr fiaturday. MHi Clem-'
Htycrrdltabl- race- .Inr .h. .. b, lb. club ,n,.r, t. ,y,nm f 1PB, (irfn ,,, ,, 0y mljoul oni..lhr,l ,y Bnd ,,, accotnpant.j ,,or ,
ib..i. ih. Uriel of th romcni un-m-nt. hlrh .Inrrminrd thn tlmnof ,,, m,tur u.ually arallablo for Oeorito Nobl.. ha. been rldlnic for
lls" . .Hoj.-rir- to bnri.nn or trclml In .,,, I work hor.e. the lait few day.. ,
T. trophy Ih.rnupon h-rattm thn Hl thn ruin ... .x.in chaiiKnl. an.l Mr, Jal Ma,no ontortalned t Warren KIlKoro made a flylnis trip
ff.Mr of Commodorn Hln.n. ll thn pr-.M ruin l. put In fore In uumlav ,,.. Mr am, Mra Wnrr.'n l llunnv Ca.nv'. Run,!., mnrnlnr t
Mom.ultoea haro becomu .uch a
t-t In the valley that mom every
home hai to rv.ort to the old-fanh-
"The nominal price paid for foM
material., " aald Mra. McComb.
"moro than meet expeniei. A anutt
mrplui, In fact, waa on hand at th
end of the year. Tha preildent ot
the hou.o bureau aaya that tha whota
town I. enthuilaitle over the pro
ject and agrees that it la moit baaa
flclal, and that there were fewer ab
sences and less sickness among tha
school children than at any time la
previous years."
U Ut urar,i tim rup iii 111. .-. ijoj Kilgiirn and family and John NobM
York Yacht club. In b hnld a. a pr- In thn mntlmn Mirnral challrnic-ian, family
Hit) cbtllnnBo trophy for Interna- or. had tn irf..in iy American jjf, jjjj 1U)t(,pr of VtrA Hilton,
Ittil r.rr. bntiirrn n..n. of not itfohirr. In IMS Hlr Richard fiut-'n)li (,,.,, n our vallny vl.ltlnic for
In. Ihn 30 nor Ilium than Jot) Ion. , ton of thn Royal Yacht njuadron .rVrral ita)i Htm la now at Ucorico
Tb flnt rhallrni camo In 1170 rhallrntrd lth thn cuttnr (Innnila j,1,,!,',, ami nxptrcl. to cook Ihoro
fion Jtinr. A.hfaury. ho ramd bl.lTno r.rr. nm .allrd. In IkiiIi of .UriIIK iiarlnc
)l(kl Cmtfl ataln.l thn he U frl hlrh (hn rliall.'ncr wa. dnfralrd by
clU. N York Yacht club, and an thn Amnrlran .loop I'urltan. ownnd
Acirlratt )achl namnd Mac thn by J
ltt.r In t ST t Mr A.hbury ro'l.irui
John and !av Turnnr have Ju.t
purchaM-d to nrw "Jayhawk" buck
M I'orbr. Thn iipii nar rai(P r hayliiK. and a n Jayhawk tajto, Main street
loncd smudge, bcTore retiring.
U8KD cars? Why, yes. A Chal-,
mem. Maxwells, Chevrolets, Fords,
and trucks, etc. They're dependable
and reasonably priced. Howie Gar
llnnn of thn lloyal Nnrthrrn
titfl to thn attack, and on thl. oc-' Yacht club, rhallnnnrd with thn rut
(tiloa II ... axrmd that thrrn thouM IT Galatea and oaa dnfratrd In two
U i ilailn ilnfrndnr Thl. an thn rarr by thn Amnrlran .tonp May
Iifst Columbia, ownnil by I'ranklln flower. onr.l by Oen I J I'alnn
OuooJ Thn Cutumbla dnfnndnd thn In ItS? Jamn. Ilnll camn orr with I Valine, Kan.aa
ip (Bill .ha o. through an acel- thn ruttrr Thl.tln Thn .loop Volun- jacv Wl.hard has Ju.t completed i
flt, lllrr which Ihn No York trnr. owned br Gnn I'alnn. had llltln i,llt.nr n Until nf .tenth weed hu had
.lacker Thny hao cut thnlr rye,
and arn now- ready to u.e the now- Im
pletuenta Wo await the rnaull as
iIk-ko ar Ihn first machines of this
kind In the valley They are made at
17-tf
Fords Are Here
11 Touring
3 Roadsters
1 Sedan
1 Coupe
Jutt arrived. Immediate delivery, if you hurry.
Daiuier-Patty Motor Co.
T(M rlub tublltutnit thn Happho. dlfflcully In defeating thn Thistle In
td by V lluugla. Tho cup thn two rare.
MBtlnrd in thn United Hlates. but! In IMJ Uir.l llunraven chal
U r.ro roded In a protest lleiiced. but thn lloyal Yacht .auadron
Is 1I7 Vim Cnminodorn Glfford declined to approve hi. challenge on t,. as that plowing In July and Au
ti by thn lloyal Canadian Yacht the ground that thn new dwd of Klft T Kut kills Iho weed
on hi. place. In tho hopes of killing It
Them are several pieces of II In tho
valley, and the would-bcwlse might
follow his example, as agriculturists
. th.lrenge.l with Ibn schooner
Cstru of lluffrrln Two race.
r isllnl and both wer won by
wa Illegal and not In the Internal of j The Fourth of July rain holped all
good .port In 1893 llunraven came
over with Ihn cutter Valkyrie II and
Who Succsm Is at Stake?
W"KN fo mv who rlosai R halpi wbesi jroa aqaajutcir,
who doea It kmrlT
Yourwrlf oa, yo, (Amiy io, tmch cs of cofcrav.
Therefore you will rrallsci that llm First Nallotml lUnk'a
endeavors to rnconrsurn Kntwlng bank fsrniunls arc for
the iMxirflt if the Individual drjMwltor rather limn this
IniUlutlim.
The Intereit will keep you interested
Pie fiRST National Bank
KLAMATH FALLS
OREGON
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SPEC.ALLY PRICED
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S
SUMMER FOOTWEAR
l HE BOOTERY
.. I PHAS. P. MACUIRE
-i'3MAinSt Klamath Falls 1
" - . . - siaitt
crops, and reports conio from riders
In the hills that It must havo teen In
the nature cf a cloud-burst. Tho
feed and grass arc coming good all
over tho range.
Hen llrown has been summer fal
lowing his field by Iho schoolhouse
Iho last wvek, but expects to start
heading soon.
Mr. MrReynolds hss cut his rye
and has the most of It stacked.
M. L. Prince and wife, accom
panied hy friends, spent Sunday fish
Ing on Lost river.
Kverett Malone rede up the river
Tuesday and visited IMum springs.
He reports a fine potato crop at tha
was defeated In three races by the
American sloop Vigilant, owned by a
syndicate headed by C. O. Iselln. In
1895 Punraven returned with the
culler Valkyrie III. The sloop De
fender waa built by tho Iselln syndi
cate to dofond the trophy. In the
second contest Valkyrie III was dis
qualified and windrow.
In 1899 Sir Thomas Llpton brought
over his first chnllongor, Shamrock I.
To meet her tho Isolln syndicate
built tho sloop Columbia, which won
Iho first raco of Iho series by 10 min
ute and 8 seconds. In tho noxt raco
tho Shamrock wan dlsubled and tho
defender had n sallowr. Tho third
raco was won by Columbia In 0 min
utes and 34 seconds. '
For tho noxt raco, In 1901, Sir
Thomas Llpton built tho Shamrock
II, while tho Now York Yacht club
again rolled upon the Columbia to
defend tho cup. Tho Columbia won
tho first and third of tho sorlos.
Shamrock II finished first In the
second contest, but lost the raco on
tlmo allowance.
Tho last series waa In 1903, when
Sir Thomas brought over Shamrock
III to sail against the Reliance Tha
nml were sailed In August and Re
liance capturod all three without dif
ficulty. In tho final contest the chal
lenger became lost Is a fog.
Comfort Cleanliness Reasonable Rates
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The Central Hotel
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New Throughout
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IN THESP DAYS OF HIGH PRICES THE
AVERAGE CITIZEN WILL BE GLAD TO FIND A
PLACE TO LIVE THAT IS WITHIN HIS REACH
AND WHICH FURNISHES EVERYTHING THAT
HE COULD WISH FOR A GOOD BED, A CLEAN
ROOM, PERFECT VENTILATION. THESE YOU
WILL FIND AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL. SEV
ENTY ROOMS IN THis GREAT HOSTELRY ARE
NOW READY AND THIS NUMBER IS BEING
ADDED TO AS FAST AS THEY CAN BE FIN
ISHED AND FURNISHED.
SPECIAL RATES MADE TO PERMANENT
ROOMERS. NO BETTER SPRINGS, MATTRESS
OR BEDDING ARE MADE THAN THOSE FOUND
AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL.
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