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KLAMATH BARBER SHOP Women's Trad.-» Culoua. Notice for Publication. The Raven. I A variety of views ss to the fnturs Many birds seek the protection which I’nltad Htatea I.and ottlc«, l.itkovi«*, Oregon the presence of man affords ngnlnat Align»! 11, ttW7, st women's trades unions was display furred and feathered foes when the Nolle« |a hereby given that In compliance ed at the receut conventions of breeding season approaches. Not so with the provision* ot the set ol l'o*gr*o»ol leaguers held In the principal cities, the raven. Its distrust of us la pro June J, 1*?B, entitled "An set tor the aale ot It is self evident that the women cau- found, and its neat is placed Ut some timber land» in the »late ot t'alltornis I .. net as speedily attain success as have Cleanliness and Good Work wild spot far out of roach of out | hm - gon, Nevada. and Washington Terril >ry." a» the men, because they have not the Bible attack or succor. Hut there are e Blended to all the 'Public laud Slates by act Augu»l 4, IBliJ, Jennie Heohorn, ol Guaranteed. voting power of the men. Unquestion other euemlea. I know of a pair that ot ol Klamath Falla. County ol alamaih. Stale ot ably the suffrage has helped men to built on the side of a project Ing crag Oregon baa Bled In thia otttoo her ■nuke their case heard. Protestanta Also Agent for LONDON AND high up on the cliffs of Rathllne Island ■worn ataienieut No. S7HJ for I ho purcha»e ot who may keep their mad up until the Some tierce peregrine falcons occupied thvlotl.nl Neo. No. It In Tp. No. 41 H. It LANCASHIRE FIRE INS. CO. the other aide of the crag, and wheu No. <1 K, W M. and will offer proof to «how next electlou are not to be waved aside. one day their eggs were taken by an that the laud Bought la more valuable Even without the ballot the women adventurous collector they, sharing the tor Ila timber or atone than for agricultural are finding that the development of Notice for Publication popular opinion of a raven's blackn.'«s, purpoaoa, and to eatalillah her claim to raid unions is a menus of progress. Ix'agues laud before clerk ot Klamath county at hla I l'ntte<l State» Laud Olfice. LaMeview, Oregon. concluded that their iieighltoni wero of unions have become necessary aud August is. lfOT. at Klamath Valla, Oregon, on Monday, the offenders and wreaked their grli * office hu 4th day ot November, 1*07. • are a step toward the nationalisation NoUce is hereby given that In compliance and vengeance upon ther*. When, on of Interests and efforts. The organisa ■ with the provisions of the act of CongrtM* of their roturn from a foraging expedi She nani,» aa wllneuea: Ih-lla l>rew baker. Milo Katea, Cora Kale* ami tion and management of women's so | June 3. 1ST», entitled “An act for the sale of tion. the falcons found their nest de Wm l.aahua all of Klamath Falla, Oregon. timber lands in the State« of California, Ore cial clubs are object lesaons in practical spoiled they were seen to hold a con Any and all peraona claiming adversely the gon. Nevada, and Washington Territory,•’as polities for the classes which engage extendetl to all the Public Land Hta’ea by act sultation, rtnd after much delllxrntloli • hove dvcrlbed land, are re.|ue«tod to file their claim» tn thia office on or before »aid 4th in this work. Workingwomen should j of August 4, IMI» Brewbaker, ot they suddenly arose and both in one day of November, 1*07. not be outdone by women of more Klamath Fall». county of Klamath. State of accord tiew at the ravens’ neat and H® -10*24 J N W ATSON. Heglater. tiled iti ini. «See her sacked It. tearing it In their rage and leisure and opportunity, for if the bal | Oregon, ha« -worn statement No. 3701. for the uurehaNV ludiguaUon until not one stick was left lot is given to the sex it must mean of the of Section No. J. in upon another. London Standard Notice for Publication more to the toilers than to those whose i Township No. 41 S. K No. 6 K. W M. Interests are mainly social. It is a and will offer proof to show that the land Pvparlment ol the interior, I and OMce at The Sun. the Moon and the Tides. Lakeview, Oregon, Au<u»t W, I9U7. long way between enthusiasm for a * sought 1« more valuable for its timber or stone Most persons sttp|H>so that the tnoou than .‘or agricultural purpoaoa, atvl to vstab- Notice ia hereby given IhM John l.<Highlli> cause iu a convention and fidelity to : liah her ciaim to »aid land before the clerk of alouo is r<wponsible for the pheuouie- u( Fore»!, Oregon» h*» fl let I nollrr of hi« In that cause at the polls. This is an Im > Klamath county. Ore., at his office at Klam non of tides, but the nttracUou of the tention to make flnal Five year proof tn »up- portant truth for women leaders to j ath Falls. Ore., on Monday, the 4th day of Bun is also an important factor. Of poi l of hi* t .»:nt, v i.■ : li«>iii> aivtid Kutiy No course the distance of the Him from the ¡*A» made June 7. |'M»l, for the ««•»» jmt . 4, Ip. lenru. They may learn it in local un November. 1907. b W. \l , ami tlmt <*ai«l proof will In* earth is unthinkably greater titan that •<' s H ions and in conventions of federated She names as witnesses: Jennie Seehorn. Milo Estes,Uora Estes, and of the moon, but Its inass is so enor made Iwfore the Clerk of K l^matii County at unions. And. failing to get the ballot, Wm. I^shuaaH of Klamath Falls. Oregon. mous that it has a const.ierablo tide >>•••• hit «»flier at Klamath Fall* .Oregon, on the 4th they may also learn in these move Any aud al! person.* claiming adversely the dticlng Influence. The force which the »!•*% »»f November. lie tiMin«'N the <ulluw Ing wltnebse« to prove ments of organization and propaganda ,* above-described lands are requested to fl h» sun exerts Is the same 011 both sldea of Jjow to wield for the general good that I their claims in this office on or before said 4th the earth nt the same time, the tide hit <'oiHlmu»u» resident e upuu. ami cultiva 1 day of November, 1907. tion of. the land, vis: political msucnce they undoubtedly . producing force of the great orb being Charles I lionet. Kugenc S|wncrr. 11. C. 8-22-10-34 J. N-WATSON. Register. have now among their relatives, about four-tenths that of the moon. At1 Sparr and T K. Norris, all of FoivM. Oregon. the time of both new and full moons friends and associates who are already J. N. WATfloN. the “wane spheroids produced by both KcgUtcr. voters. Notice for Purchase of School Landa the sun aud the moon have their axes coincident”—that Is to say, the two Our Backing of Cuba. Department of the Interior, United It has cost over $3.000,000 for this j states Land Office Lakeview, Oregon, great orbs unite their energies on the fluids of our plauet, aud as a result the country to keep order in Cuba nine I August 2t>, 1907. tides are higher than the average for months. Of course the money will be Notice is li r. t'v given tiiat the State the remainlug portions of the month. 11 nvorporatad) refunded out of the Cuban treasury, of Oregon has filed application, under These are the "spring tides." The and instead of our "milking" the hap the provisions of tlte Act of Congress of “neap tides" come in the time of ths moon's first aud third quarter and are less island now that she is in a sad August 14, 1S48, and the Acts amenda not as great as the average, because plight It Is claimed by level headed na tory thereof, for the following described the moon and the sun are each worklug tives that we are more than paying our ’ General Job Work unappropriated, non mineral and sur iu opposition to the other. own way—that is to say. Cuba can I other and Works—llelmati Ht. and HI' K K. veyed public lands in lieu of losses to well afford to keep American protec-' ASHLAND, ORE. The Ambitious Boy. its grant for common schools, to-wit: tion, even though it comes high. Manutacturara ol l-nrumatlc Sawing En- A boy at seventeen can practically I List No. 231, sel4se’. Sec. 3, Be'^se1, It is Cuban public opinion which flaw. Saw Milla, Architectural Iroa Work. I Sec. 4, Tp. 29 S, R. 11 E., W. M., and determine for himself whether he will Iron. Hr*.»» and Hronao Casting» holds that the provisional government be a simple burden bearer for others I nwL,nel4 Sec. 29, sw'.'net. Sec. 7, se'4 Estimates hirntshvd. Order* prom fitly tilled set up by the United States should as long as he lives, a leech on society ' swJi Sec. 5, Tp. 29 8., and sel4se1-4 Sec. i GEO. T. BALDWIN, AGENT or whether he will be a broadminded, last and last indefinitely. The argu | 8, Tp. 28 8., R. 12 E., W. M. I useful and successful man. If the ment by Cuban conservatives is that the moment the Americans withdraw | Any and all j<ersons claiming adversly boy at this age has no ambition to tie the at>ove described lands are requested anybody and is content to simply let the country will be at the mercy of 1 to file their said claims in this office on things flicker and take his chance with conflicting cliques and politicians. An others just like him. frittering away nexation is not demanded in this case, 1 or before the 18th. day of Octot'er, 1907. his opportunities to acquire knowledge E. WHITLOCK J. N. Watson, Register. for it is held that at a day not hope and caring only for the trivialities of The alove notice wili l>e published in UNDERTAKER lessly distant the professional politi life, he can make up his mind to carry cians and ‘‘revolutionists'’ of Cuba will the Lake County Examiner and the a hod. ride the bra! !>eam of a freight AND EMBALMER die out. American example in all thia Klamath Republican, both weekly car or dodge the p >" •“ as long as ho Holder of Ideen«« No 29. time will teach the people to work, the newspa|M*rs of general circulation, pub- lives, or be can resolve to be a man lshed at Lakeview and Klamath Falls, In the highest sense, seek every means KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON security guaranteed by American occu for physical. mental and moral growth I pation will convince them that It pays Oregon, respective! >■. and development and must graduate 9-19-10-17 J. X. Watson, Register. to work, for the sower of the seed and Into the ever widening field of utilltv not a gang of loafing bandits will reap , aud success. It matters little what the harvest. This view makes Uncle ” his boyhood environment may be. if he DR. CHAS. H. DRAKE LONG AND SHORT DAYS. Sam a paid police officer, and unless but has the ambition and well ground be shirks the job it is good for ten or ed purpose he will climb out of it— Wham the Sun Never Seta For Three Ueterinary Surgeon Pittsburg Press. a dozen years longer. Pure Milk Pure Cream Pure Butter Delivered Daily from the Altamont Dairy. Wholesale and Retail. Every Detail<4Our Dairy (»Sanitary, insuring the Purity ami 11««IthfuIno«» of Our Producta. PHONE B3 PAGI WOVEN away with barbed wire Investigate the Sliding Loop Top Do 1 —. ■ “ __ I —.J .. *■' Í All styles and heights. ASHLAND IRON WORKS ENGINEERS, FOUNDERS and MACHINISTS and a Half Month*. It may be that stronger rails are needed than are now in use on the best roads to endure the extra strain put upon them by high speed trains, and „railroad men and manufacturers do well to confer on the subject But the best rail in the world and the best roadbed will not prevent disasters where road employees leave switches open that ought to be closed, stand trains on tracks on which expresses are approaching unwarned and around a curve, rush trains on blocks occupied by others and do other things noted in the frequent accidents of the time. A French diplomat says that the United States is up against trouble In the Pacific and that it is all owing to the “slowness In digging the Panama canal.” Perhaps the French learned the canal trick during their twenty years of failure and would sell ns a few pointers. Some of the Filipinos think Japan would give them independence. They should talk it over with the Koreans— and think again. Unfortunately there is no method of bringing the terrors of a Fourth of July celebration up for consideration at The Hague. Predictions by Tolstoi of the down fall of the United States, of course, have the hearty indorsement of Maxim Gorky. Fences for every purpose GADDIS & DIXON, Medford or¿VOl.M.Y DIXON, travelling Representative, Klamath laita. Ore. CHAS. & WOHDb.S, /*//> W///MWÍ Prvtl<ltut The American Bank and Trust Co. Capital Stock $100,000 • Klamath I-alls, Oregon Interval Paid on Saving* Deposita .a .«• B. M. Hl till. Cuthlrr Klamath Lake Railroad ricintire Transportation Co Office in Exchange Barn The length of day or night a man prefers is merely a matter of choice and the ability to get to the proper place. It any one is not satisfied with what he gets at home there is an as sortment of daytime which ranges from three hours’ duration to three months and a half, from which he may take his pick. On the other hand be can play the nighthawk for from two hours and a half up. At Wanderbus, in Norway, the day lasts from May 21 to July 22 without interruption, and at Spitsbergen the longest day lasts three and a half months. At Tornea, In Finland, the longest day has twenty-one hours and a half and the shortest two and a half. At St Petersburg and Tobolsk the longest has nineteen and the shortest five bourn. At Stockholm and Upsala the longest day has eighteen and a half hours. At Hamburg, Dantsic and Stettin the long est day has seventeen hours and ths shortest seven. At Berlin and London the -longest day has sixteen and a half hours and the shortest about eight. And now the German wine growers are moving toward government inves tigation of the wine trade. The Chica The Favorite Girl. go packers can assure them that agita She Is the girl who is not “too bright tion of this sort cuts down sales, and and too good” to be able to find joy to sell much Is of more consequence and pleasure all over the world, says than to sell what is good. the Chicago News. 8he Is the girl who appreciates the The Japanese are entitled to all the fact that she canuot always have the Instruction they can get from Ameri first choice of everything in the world. She is the girl who is not aggressive can schools, but the line must be drawn when it comes to educating and does not find joy in inciting ag themselves in our forts and navy gressive people. I She is the girl who has tact enough yards. not to say the very thing that will With that $87,000,000 surplus In the cause the skeleton In her friends' closet treasury the incoming congress will be to rattle his bones. She Is the girl who, whether It Is kept busy dodging people who have warm or coM, clear or stormy, finds auggeBtfons to offer as to the best way no fault with the weather. to dispose of It. She is the girl who when you invite i her to any place compliments you by If Admiral Evans really believes looking her best. She is the girl who makes this world that Americans do not talk it must be that he has overlooked a few columns a pleasant place because she Is BO pleasant herself. of remarks attributed to himself. VVIRI Cinderella. It was in ancient Egypt that the story Moderns, of Cinderella originated, however, owe the familiar nursery story directly to the Frenchman. Charles Perrault, whose “Cindrillon" appeared at the end of the seventeenth century. Perrault took his Cinderella ! from earlier versions, which came no I doubt from the story of Rbodopis* bath. That Egyptian beauty had prepared to bathe when an eagle swooped on one of her slippers, carried it to Memphis and droppe<l It on the lap of King Psatnmetlchus as he sat administering justice. He admired it, had Egypt searche^or its owner, married her and lived happy ever after. Ore. and Cal. Transportation Co Pitone <M ji KLAMATH FA 1.144, OREGON The only through line for freight and pas sengers between the Southern Pacific and the Klamath country, (¿uidkest service and Lowest Rates. Tell your troubles by Phone or Letter to DR. WM. MARTIN , DENTIST Office over Klamath County Bank . E. T. ABBOTT, Gen. Mgr, Thrall, Cal. C. C. BROWER .'ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW or to MclNTIRE TRANS. CO. at Klamath Falls or Pokcgania I I KLAMATH FAUX, OREGON Th* Painting Jaffaraon*. “The Siege of Belgrade,” a comic ROOMS 7 fc8, MURDOCK BLDG. opera by Cobb, was the first new pro- i duction in New York in 1790-97. For it Mr. Jefferson's grandfather, Joseph DR. C. P. MASON Jefferson 1st, painted the scenery, and I DENTIST in it be played the character of Leo pold. Mr. Jefferson's father, Joseph Office in American Bank A Trust Com Jefferson 2d, who, like his illustrious pany’s Building son, was born in Philadelphia, was PHONE 614 more manager than actor and more KLAMATH FALLS OREGON painter than either. As a boy he studied architecture and drawing, and he was also pupil to the scenic artist Robert Coyle, an Englishman of repute at that period. — Francis Wilson in Scribner's. CIVIL ENGINEER and SURVEYOR I MIDWAY STABLE ZEE SHOP General Blacksmithing and Wagon Work Livery and Feed Stable Both Saddle and Driving Horses E. B. HENRY Meti« I KLAMATH FALLS Fresh Air. Fresh air clears the cobwebs from the brain, puts new strength into the All kindnoi engineering »nil draughting muscles, a new life Into the blood, a new lightness into the step. It brushes away the petty ills that bother every WILL A. LEONARD day life and helps one to bear with greater patience. It strengthens the DENTIST shoulders for the burdens that are laid upon them. It makes the hardest work Wlthrow-Melhase Building lighter and the hardest day brighter. BALDWIN & HUGHES M iDWAY B ar Wines and Liquor* ol Choice Vintage Key West, and Imported Cigars BIG STOCK OF Easy. "Well,” pondered the new answers-to- correspondents editor: “I wonder how to answer this. Here's a subscriber who wants to know what’s a good thing to take ink stains out of white flannel.” “That’s easy,” replied the sporting Just Two Kind* of Men. “There are two classes of men,” said editor, "a pair of scissors." the close observer. “One knows noth Barred. ing about woman, having spent years Baron Alderson once released from in studying her. The other knows ev erything, never having studied her."— his duties a juror who stated that he was deaf in one ear. “You may leave Chicago Journal. . the box,” said his lordship, “since It is necessary you should hear both sides.” At 3 A. M. His Wife— ft*; needn't make any ex- cuses, John. It’s «11 right. You’re The Nature of the Creature. Just In time to walk the baby for an "Your cook”— hour or two.—Puck. I “Oh, she 1« so careless that I don’t believe she could drop a remark wlth- Advertise in the Republican if you □ut breaking her word.”—Smart Set wish to succeed in business. ♦ C. i F. WA/TKie STONE ATTORNEY AT LAW Cold Steel, Castle Rock, Shasta. * Free Delivery Family Trade a Specialty Sold in lots of one dozen up to one case PHONE p6 OFFICE OVER POSTOFFICE Klamath Falls, Oregon MELVIN D. WILLIAMS COUNTY SURVEYOR S tkwart J c L yons , I East Main St., below 4th KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. W. 11. D ulanky , Manager I Civil and Irrigation Engineer, LAND SURVEYOR. 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