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WOMANS
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MISS IDA RIDDLE.
A Practical Philanthropist and a Stu-
dsnt of Sociology.
Ml»« Ids Riddle of Ornati» I» a <*a
paid« and energetic worker idoug piili
anthropic lines, I» an earnest »tudi-u«
• f »oclology and is anxious lo help Hie
unfortunate »oh« their own problems
for themselves.
Ml»» Itlddle I» mother by proxy of
twenty three <lil-lr«-ti. all of whom she
ha» legally adopted nceortliiig to t li«
laws of Nebí a»k»
.Ml«» Ridili« i» u • harlty worker und
was al one Him* secietary of the A»
aoclati»! < haliti«*» of Ornali«
Till.«
work carri*) h«*r muon,’ the poorest
eins» «f p«-o|i|i> nml has mad«' her In-iirt
very warm toward tin* little ch hiten
who iu»«ii her help. Hiic cam« neroa»
ninny eases lit which the llttl« on«*»
were getting the worst of It cither
through liidlff* i t-iici' ami imglc' i, nml
»b« tried lu tunny way» to n»»l«t them.
One time when n drunken father and
mother wer«« In court for abusing their
llttl«* girl th«* Judge derided to takt* the
child from tin* parent»
Ml«» Riddi«
offered
to cur«* for It until she could aecur«« It
,
;
[
ruse It la generally worth while to
laadeti the »kin by a preliminary ap­
plication <>f ciM'aln«. If the opurntluu
bn» beeu done completely nml »tie-
«•»»fully, lu a few days perhaps a lit
tie link«« of »kin fall« «»IT. and a minute
«car I» temporarily left which dlaap
pours In the course of a w««ck or so
Those who object to th« attendant di»
comfort» of th!» allupi« operation can
roaurt If they Ilk«« to the l««s» alarm­
ing procedure of applying u little luo
tic ucld to the »kltl Imiinellately over
the spider. Th«« ladle acid causes a
little blister which, if It I» sufficiently
deep, will eventually cause an oblitera­
tion <>f the capillary vein if thia meth­
od lie adopted It I» eswttitlal, If no near
I» t > lie left, that the bllst«r when It
forma »lioiild I mi proti« ted from every
poaalbht damage. If the top of the
blister I»« torn off and any blemlltig
granulations develop, If these are dam­
aged in any way, a sear of some kind
1.« very likely to take th«* pine** of the
previous blemish, ami tin- advantage»
of the operation are thus completely
counteract«»!.
No Additions to Hidland
Chetko Copper
F*«r the assurance *4 purchasers <4 lot»
In the town of Midland, «« well
to«
furnish inf'iriiiat ion to |»*opl« interest*!
in In mi* In or near to Midinml, which
purchasers <>r owners ot land might 1»
i.ffec‘.«l by the reports to effect tliat
several additions woul*l I*« ms«le to Mid­
land, we take Hila method of stating CllBtkO COppSF CO« Is nowoRering its tir»t allotment of Treasury Stock at 3*) cents a share.
that there will I»* no additions to Mid­
land for some years.
We can give thia
»■stirancc. for the reason that we own
¡nc"rP°ra,‘‘'* in Aug«i,t. 19CS, under the laws of the Stat*-<4 Oregon, with* capital stock
land on all sides of the town site, all *4 • Phofkn PfinnDr Pn
<4 $1,000.000, par value >4 shares |1 each. One-third of the iiaue is treasury stock-]
which will I*« kept vacant, except the ' Lllu’AU vUPpcr LU.
vacant land on the south and the south-1
east of the town »lie, which has been
set aside for the use of stock yards, Chotkn Connor Co
T,,blTY copper claim»'MO acre, and two water rights on the Chetko river in Curry
shells and 1«,ailing pens.— M idi asp Tow» UllclAU LU[J|Jcl LU.
County, Oregon, within eighteen mile» of Chetko Harbor, on the Pacific Ocean.
CoMVAMV,
SOCIETIES Of
KLAMATH CALLS
On one <4 tin- claim» la a flfty-loot vein of copper ore 'which is being develop*!; that contains 13 [*er cent copj^er, and
I'JH gol«l j*er ton ; making a total of
$90.40 per ton
A.O. I'. W,— Linkville L*»lg<* No. 110
V
inert» in the A. O. L'. W. hall every
Tm-*-<lay evening. Visiting Brotlo-rs al-
wav» welcome.
John Ya<lrn, .M. W.
Attontinn
at $4*o°0*00f’
J. W . Niemons, llrcor<l*-r.
HllKllllUII
with the ore value» averaging a1*->ut five per ««-nt < <,[*j»-r is »elling it» -bar«- in Boston at $27 to $30 a
Evatiitelinr L*»Jg«* No. kN llegrrr *4
»hare; and th«* Bal.-kalala Cop|*er (>*., »itiiat«*l m-ar Trinity) capitalize«! at $5,000.000 is selling at $8 to $to j>er
Honor larlgi* me«-t» in the A. •>. I'. W.
»bare on the Boston ami other markets.
hall every »«coml aacl fourth Tlnir»>!av»
in tin* month. Nancv N. Wl.it«-, C. of H.
.!«-••<- Miitple, Rrcotder.
.. f’*>nnpr cal’,ial'z'"1 ^"r
$1,000,000 own» mor • !a m» t!..i:i le*th sail companies com
W. <». IV. Ewsuna t ump, N<>. 7't'i. W. Vz I I V I lx >
Lii,. I ;
'aining *,re Ixelies that gr«-atly « xceed in valm: the ores of the said two
<>. W., inert» rvrrj* T'u«*».l»v rvrning
i-ompaiiie«, and is now selling its first Block of treasury stock at
ut 7:30 o'clock at Henderson'» iiuii. All
nriglil*orscordislly invited.
C. K. Bramienburg, Clerk.
A. F. A A. M.—Klamath Lodge No
77. Meet» »nturilsv evening on or I»*
Hoti a« Copper Stock Huyers learn the fa- te about the
fore the lull moon of each month in the
A
Maaonic Hall. W. 1 Hhive, W. M.
W. E. Howdoin, Secretary.
A Drawer For Scraps.
,
, -Every worn.in l.i «w th« valm* of a
scrap Lag to b<»l«l bit» of »Ilk», ribbons,
hi«« nml other "leftovers'' from tire»»-
making, which may l>e useful for
pnb'blng <>r for some other purpose,
lint where u Lug 1» «i >■ <1 th«* coveted
pl*»* Is »nr«* to In- «low ti nt the bottom,
no Hint It 1» ti..... »»ary to «lump out Hie
eutlrn contents of the bug every time
soiiictblng 1» wanted out of It. There­
O. E. S.—Abdis Chapter No.bl, m«*et»
pr<,¡..rt¡e«, the share- will eventually a*lvar. e t-* $10 aril '«etter per share.
fore it Is better to devote a »pare
in the Ma»*>m<: hall every secomi and
drawer In a bureau to scrap». Iler»
fourth Tu«-»*lav i-vcninga tn each uicnt!«.
Hie various roll» of laces ami rlld»>n», Christine Mui I"- b, W. M. Jennie E.
(’l-ipfL/,
at 30 cents a share is way far the best Copper Stock buy of the day. It has the high
each wrnp|«*i and plnne«l Into tight Reaiue», beerrtary.
iVLIXiy wty|y|Jvl
grs<le *.»>pper-gold ore in quantity ami the right management. It is sure to
bumtl«-». may I«* spread out so that
I. O. <>. F.— Klamath Lodge No. 137
«neb on« may I m « easily recognised. A meets every baturday «-veiling in the
box for buttons. old fringe» amt the A.O. I'. W. hall W. If. North, N.G.
Ilk«« may be Imltid««*! among the con­
Geo. L. Humphrey, Kecretarv.
tent» of Hu* drawer, which prove» ■
Ewaiina Encampmrnt No. 4fl,f.O.O.F.
boon to all who have tried It.
Encampment meets second ami fourth
Samples of the Chetko Copper gold ore and prospectuses can be seen at the Lakeside Inn, Klamath Falls, Oregon
>atur«lavs in the month in
the
All>ert E. Imbler, late manager and part owner of the Long Lake Lumber Co., of Klamath Fall», is personally over-
A. O. I ’ W. hall. c. 0. Brower, C. 1’.
Monograms on Lmsn.
seeing
tie- development of the large ore bodies on the Chetko Copper ctaims, and the company is proceeding to have all its
Geo.
L.
Humphrey,
Ncfibe.
i'll«* custom of marking linen with
Prosperity Rel»-kah laxlge No. 104 mining claims patented this summer.
ImlellbJ«* Ink. practiced not many year»
Note: Advance in Price ¡—After July 5th, 1W, the price of the Chetk copj«er will l>e advance«! to 50 cents a share.
ago by fashionable». ban completely l.o.«». j meets in the A. 0. (J. w.
I own to glass uml pantry hall every first ami third Thursdays in
pu»»«»i
towels, household linen must now the month. Francis E. Boyd, N. G.
Frankie Hammoml, hecrelary.
have nn embroider*! monogram.’' »ah!
K. of I*.—Klamath Lodge No. 99
a linen exi«ert
"Tablecloths at pr«*a
meets in Sanderson’s hall every Mon­
ent nr« mark*«! with two monogram», day evening.
Beil B.imls-r, C. C.
one nt either end of th«« cloth or «ling
John Y. Tipton, K. of It. and H.
iiunlly nt opposite corners Hh«»*tN nml
M. W. of A.—Lodge meets in the
pillowi n»«»« have n large embroider*! A o. I . W. hall every first and thir«i I
monogram pin-«»I back of the hem­ Weduesdav in the month.
CORNER MAIN i WATER STREET
W. B. Mi lJtngl.hn, Consul
stitching. drawn work, embroidery or
W. A. Phelps, Clerk.
In«« Insertion which decorate» the
Foresters of America—Ewauna Camp,
edge "
N<>. <■!. meets ie the A 0 U. " I dl
every second ami (oiirth Frelay» in the
To Mak» a Pr.tty Collar Casa.
m* lith.
i'. I>. w son,0 H
A pretty collar case I» mn«le by tak
E. E. Jamison, Rec. Sec.
Ing four ill««*«*» of cardi»>iir<l u little
lougcr ami wld«*r than th«* <• ll;ir« < 'ov
Women ot Woodcraft, Ewauna Circle
er two pl**v» with tlgurcd silk uml No. <147. meet» every »<*con«l and fourth
two wltli plain
Put a pl**«.« of per Friday in ."-amlersoii'» hall.
Mr». Itollie Virgil, G. N.
fumed wnd'llng h*tv>i»*i «*iich [lain
an«! flgurvd pie«*,« ami overseaui.
*'ak« tin* tw * pl««*** after they are
over 1*11110»! togetli r and tie nt th«
bn k wltli narr »W ribbon nti«l nt each
eu<! Th**»« * ;.»«• are nice to keep the
Collar» «ei « »Hi nml !n or«ler.
KLAMATH FALL
30 cents a share
ChetkO Copper
Advance in price, and that soon
For Shares, address
C. W. EVANS,
/.• r
C. & n. E
Mining Agent and Share Broker
ft'
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MINN IDA 1.101*1.0.
good home The parents did not o!>
Jyrt. nml »«»on Ml»« Rhldh« hn«l n "fam
lly of on«*.’’ The family wn» 11 »in»»*»»,
ami »iiortly nfterward 11 »«»»»ml child
was ud«lc<! thereto. I or her two clul
dreu Mia» Riddle lu t:m«* »-«•ure«! good
bomcs, but »1«' e >utiti«|c«l ns tlielr
gunrilinn »ml to wr.teh out for 11 ••
welfare.
Hut It rrmnlne.l for a l.hiciln Jmlge
to npi»>tnt tier gminllan of n wh >1««
family Him bad •m»*«*c i«*4 In re*«uin;*
n family of th«* «‘lilldrc’t front n v.«
grant mother nud bud th* ’¡I taken I:t-<|
court for furthvr <l’«p * I Tlii-re wa»
nelth««r Jiitenil» < .»urt 11 *. detention
home for (b • »tray» Af « r a :.i > .1 -nt'n
coiinlderutl 1 th«* Ju«l;:*- *ettlc<l mnt*«** <
by .«p: i r«' ng '1 - RM !'••
't';.*r I *
chief to tile v itlre 1« ti* h
<•*.«* nt n time W is not formidable
but live In n h.«:ip was 11 tritl«* over­
whelming exon to n l«e.«ex «»lent worl <*r
Ilk** Ml»» Riddle
Willie »lie gn»(a*d
Just n llttl - nt Hie i<h*n. »li • . ......pted
the reNpoualbibl.v nml bu»l**«l lierse!«'
In fitvllng bom«*» for th«« children
l.nti-r Ju I n* Hutt >n In tttnnhn t»*
prntasl th« Im-l.lcnt nml gave Mias Iti«l
<ll<* nnottier block of the. but »It« never
film lied when »lie Ixscnilie the legnl
mother of »0 ninny
"1 try to visit all my wan!» one»
en« li week." say» the much mother« <1
MI m Itlddle "I »«»* that they are taken
cure of properly and ar«» given good
tmlnlng. Occasionally 1 have to re-
move one from the home to which I
find sent it. but In the mnln my chlF
<ln*n nr«* nil doing well, nnd I am proud
of them. I love them nil. nml 1 l»«lleve
they nil love me. Ami I nm going to
n«!opt »ome more of them too, Twenty-
three may «eein Ilk«* a great many for
one ‘mother' to watch over, but It's
easy when you on*»» get used to It."
Omaha XVorlil llernhl.
Ashland, Oregon
E. B. HENRY
Car» of th» Dathrsom.
The <• r.* of th« bathroom Is »I tnpll
fie l not« |.*rfiilly If eiu-li person leave»
It 11« cl«*an ns It was found, 111 oil«'
h uh • where there I*, a single maid to
do ..II the Murk the bnthr«»>in shelf
boi*!» a «simili Ixiitle of keiXMene oil
ami n » ft linen «-loth, nml the merest
rub |.*.Tve th« tub Immaculnte, the
aim ll of Hi«* oil b«»lug <|Ulte gone after
opening the wlmloM- for n moment.
Colored Embroidenee.
T«pld water with a good soap and a
pinch of »alt In It Is a gmsl way to
clean color«»! embroideries Care must
be taken not to rub the soap Into the
embroidery, ami when It lias b<»*n gen-
tly pressed rinse It out In a basin of
clean tepid water. It mu»t I m * wrung
out carefully nml then place ! right »Ide
d«»wn between two clean cloths nnd
Iron«»! while »till wet.
Whit» China Silk Blou»»».
Never waab white china »Ilk blouse«
in hot water. It will turn them yellow
after tln-y have been laun<lere<! a few
time». A lather »liouhl be made from
white laundry wosp, nnd In thia rub
th«» wal»t lightly. Then rinse in warm
water to which n llttl«* ammonia lias
b*»n added. A last rinslug In bluing
water will help to keep the »Ilk white.
C- Not Neglect Yopr Sl»ep.
The Inability to r*«*-t cither nt ntftbt 1
or by means of short respites from 1
For the Kitchen.
activity during Hie day. any» the lh*llr.
entor, I n H i «* beginning, with many wo ■ Vary useful In the kitchen Is a table
or wide shelf cover»?«! with zinc w here
1111*11. of n nervous breakdown nml i
hot cooking nteiiMlh may I»» placed
»hoitld I»« lie*b*d its nature's warning
Hint nil I n not well nml that th«* roti | when taken from the fire. It will be a
great saving to your enntnoletl sink.
tine of life, whether of work or pleas­
Zinc la easily kept clean by dally
ure, must I*« closely »«Tinned nml »01
washing with soap and hot water.
changed ns t « h*«e*<*n the »trnlu.
The nmoiint of r *g«ll:ir nl«»*p I'eqillr*! 1
Smalling Salts.
vnrl«*» with the <*on»tltutloii. age nnd ;
Ho not throw away your smelling
InibltM of life, the brain worker, whose salts when th«« liquid has evaporated,
ilrnfts on vitality nr«« th«« largest, m*«sl leaving them dry. and you think you
Ing t!io most. At least seven I « nine have Inn! them so I mg a time that they
hour»' sleep are needed by nil who lend nr«* n> Lnigcr of any use. Renew them.
active Ilves am! would ke.*p themselves Tbit 1», pour over them some per
pity «-illy nml mentally nt the numiult fumed nuimoula — violet, lavender or
of t!i«*lr p «•.vers. I'liy si i.iii 1 ngr«*<* Hint Whatever 111«* »alts limy have been
w<«i,.:ltl commonly requires nt leant nil originally.
liotir't more sleep thnn man, blit also
Hint »ho bears deprlvntlon of rett but­
Plush goods nml all articles dyed
tor. This 1» due. however, to tile fnc with aniline dye t which have fxded
that !n crises which dcinnnd wnkeful fro:.i exposure l « the light will look a»
news het* sv m pit th les nml emotions are bright in now after »ponging with ehlo-
comi.mnly iniolvcd, nml the Intensity rofortn.
of ! r Inter«*!» keeps her nlert. Not
She Helped.
till the excitement, which In tier I m nn
Rayner It took nerve, didn't It. to
exultation of wplrlt holding her to her
«tilt.«. 1» passed will «die feel the loss of btvuk yourself of the habit of »inok
re* 1. Init then «lie should yield herself Ini; at your age? Sliyne It did, you
to nn Increased amount of sleep, nn bet! Rut my wife or 11«» plenty of
should the brnln worker after every Hint. Chicago Tribune.
unusual nnd prolonge«! effort
Love.
Sillien»—How can a innn tell when
About Electrolysis.
he I« really In love? Cynicus He can't
Although not n seriously painful op
eration, electrolysis can»«*» nufflclent tell till It's too late.—Philadelphia Rec
smarting to make It dreaded by nerv­ erri
1
ous Individuals, an*! when such 1» ths '
I
All kind» engineering and «iraogli' ing
C. C. BROWER
ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELOR AT LAW
The Fourth is Coming!
WE ARE READY FOR YOU!
THE STORE THAT’S
DOING THE BUSINESS
have severa' thousand de liars wjrth of goods that must go regardless
of price for they must be desposed of within thè ti ne for which
secured an extension of our lease.
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
ROOMS TAB, MUROOCK BLDG.
DR. WM. MARTIN
DENTIST
Office o/er Klamath County Bank
MELVIN D. WILLIAMS
COUNTY SURVEYOR
Civil and Irrigation Engineer,
LAND SURVEYOR.
East Main St., below 4th
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
DR. C.
P.
MASON
DENTIST
Ollie« in American Rank a Trust ComJ
pany's Building
PHONE 614
KLAMATH FALLS
OREGON
WILL A. LEONARD
DENTIST
Our Fine Line of Clothing
is one of the things we call especial at­
tention to. Kuh. Nathan & Fisher
and the Acorn Brand cannot be sur­
passed. It you need a suit of clothes
for fit, finish, style and wear, see what
we have to offer.
Suits from $4.75 to $22-50
Boys’ Suits from $1.75 up
Men’s Hats
The Stetson and
Gordon Hats are
the finest in the
world f o r style
and wear. Always
keep their shape.
Ours are going at
closing out prices.
Ladies’ Skirts
Shirt Waists and
Dress Goods
Withrow-Mel hast Huilding
C.
F.
STONE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OFFICE OVER POSTOFFICE
Klamath Falls. Oregon
60 YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
P atents
Men’s Furnishings
Shirts, Collars, Ties—everything nifty
tor the nobby dresser and at the
lowest prices.
| Shoes ^en’s«
|
Gut Prices.
No more complete line is to be
found in a town five times the
size '! Klamath Falls. The price is
lower than you can purchase them
‘elsewhere. Now is the time to
stock up tor the fall for you will
sax e m jneyhy buying from us now
and Children’s Sb. ?s. Thjse all 40 at Closing
They c<>mprise t' .e :;:;esbgr.td •< a: latest styles.
The place to save money, for we c ;,c going cut of business,
and you get the benefit cf Our low prices
trade marks
D esigns
C opyrights A c .
Anrone Rrndlng n bketrli mid de»ortptlon may
quickly niicertnlii cur o|»ini< 11 froo whetlier aii
invention in probnbly pnlentabiq. Communk**»
tloti« i*t riot ly confident Ini. HANDBOOK on Patents
•oirt free, oldest ngency for securing patent«.
Pat onia taken through Munn A Co. receive
tprcuil no R c «» wit bowl chame. In the
Stieniifie Hmerkan
A hsndsomnty lltnsfrntnd wrrklr. T.srsMt otr-
Ilon of
lvntille
ruisti«««
<>t «ny
»nr fii
».-leni
inc Journal,
l«nrii»l1 'irruta,
Terms, *>a
Ms
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TWl : four
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