a new 22-borse-power Maxwell auto- visitors here Friday and Saturday treasurer of the I niliqie mirili Tel..- from Merrill. phone company I mobile. Murreaco wall tints at Bambcr A J. D. McDaniel of Lakeview akd C. I Mahon was In the city iron. Mr. anil Mrs L. F. Willits line. Peairs. T. Shnw of Medford are registered nt gone to Portland to attend the Ro».' W...I Friday. J. C. Weiss was u visitor in the city Sam Itaal of Dorris was in the city the American. Carnival. * Friday from Fort Klamath. O. Whitmore arrived ou Suuiluy W. E. Purdy bus returned troni I F. E. Ankeny has sold his cigar John Irish returned Saturday to from San Diego, Cal., to look over Medford, where he hits been (or th. and confectionery business. the country, with the view to locat past several weeks the Sacramento valley. Miss Iona L. Applegate of Drain, Colonel Pratt of the Warten Con- I. S Davis and wife were visitors in ing. who has been teaching in Klamath the city Friday from Merrill E. G Houk and Eddie San try came struciiou company Mi tor Portland county, left Monday morning Miss M. E. Jones catne In Thursday down from Crescent City in their on Wednesday's train C. E. Evans, general manager of from her ranch iu 1-angell valley. machine, and will »top In Klamath Mrs. 8. E. Martin and children i f the Weed Lumber company, is stop Merrill are guests ut the home of M N W. Deal mid wife of Kono w ne Falla for a short time. ping at the Hotel Livermore. Charles Plummer, an employe of and Mrs. E. B Ramsbi I guests at the Lakeside Inn Friday. T J. Scott, a late arrival in Klaui- \ L. Leavitt left Wednesday for F. Houston anil wife went to Port lb.' Meadow Lake sawmill, was struck ath Falls, has purchased a four-room land Sunday morning to take in the on the head by u cable while ut work Portlund to take In the Rose Carnival THE Fl OHSHl IM cottage from Nelson Rounsevell. In the mill Thursday. • NAIT’HAI. SHAPI »Aï and attend to other business Rose festival. E. P. McCornick is iu the city for Percy Scholl cut the tendon» of R Beach, who has been looking J. W. Dixon and family arrived on tbe purpose of giving his personal at Thursday from Roseburg to visit bis three fiugera of his left hand with n after private Interests in Iduho for tention to his extensive interests in broken bottle, and will carry his arm several months, Ims returned to this son. J. A. Dixon of Merrill. tMg . in a sling for some time. city. G. A. Krause bus been appointed Little Marie, the daughter of Dr. Alex Martin Jr. Is the tatest nielli, The United States has more horses, Rambo, a recent arrival from Van Deputy County Clerk, vice Perry De mules, dairy cows and swine than any ber to be udded to the automobile couver, is quite ill. Dr. Hamilton is laip. who will return to Berkeley this other country, and more cattle than club of thia city, bla much Ine having fall. iu attendance. arrived her«1 Mondai evening A Freuch scientist has perfected an any other except British India. Otto Ge6sl. tbe man who was stab Ed Santee and E. G. Rourk. aftvt Alex Martin Sr., who has been III bed in the neck while engaged in a apparatus for taking instantaneous for some time. Is now rapidly Improv I looking after bu»lnesa affairs In the anti 1 lofsn eim quarrel a few days ago. has returned photographs under water with the Ing. and his complete recovery Is re city for a few days, returned in their ■uii of a magnesium flashlight. to his labor near Merrill machine to Crescent Wednesday lasts arc a positive cure lor fool ills. garded as sure. An international congress on radi Senator Weed, who made the rec Horse owners will be interested to Meadames Umbuch. Florence nnd ord breaking time from Lakeview to ology and electricity will be held at know that II. II Nichole of Riddle. Yount came in by way of nutomobile | Klamath Falls in five hours and forty Brussels this year tinder the auspices Ore., is here buying horses for a stage from luikevlew Tuesday night and I of the Belgian government. minutes, was in the city Monday. line in Douglas county. left (or portland on the morning The first town in the country to , II Itachley and T. C. Bechle.v of train to view the Rose Carnival. Mr. Price of the Oregon Independ ent Telephone company left for Mid adopt electric light for general illutu- , Iowa are looking over the country Mr. and Mrs. I. \ Fitzpatrick of land on Monday, with E. J. Evans 11nation was Wabash, Ind., which in-* with a view of investing. They left Marysville, Calif., arrived on th«- train Sole Arfedts for i In Mr Gray 's tunchlne for Crescent Tuesday evening Mr. Fitzpatrick to look after business affairs at that 'stalled arc lamps March 31. 1SS0. , For the first time in the history of Wednesday. place. will be employed by Mr. Winters, one Mrs. Chas. Sherlock of Lakeview, the petroleum industry, California Robert Alexander, u recent arrival of Klamath Falls' lending jeweler? who has been visiting with friends last year ranked first among tie' from Fowlerville. Mich., has made men. at the Lakeside Inn for the past states in the amount of oil produced. I arrangements to build an eight-room The 2-year-old Infant of Mr. and We carry the largest and most up- week, left for her home on Monday Norway prohibits physicians dls- house In the Hot Springs nddltlon. Mrs. J.ihn II .Mnrtln <.f Merrill died to-date line of Men’s Shoes ¡n in an automobile driven by her broth i'-‘using medicine in cities or towns Mr. Alexander and family have come at the home of the patents of Mrs. er, A. H. Hammersley. where pharmacies are convenient, i to stay, and report that they are very Martin in Scott's Vailejr, Calif., last Klamath County The Klamath Falls Chamber of 1 and also forbids pharmacists prescrib- i much enthused with the conditions Friday. The remains were burled nt here, and expect to purchase more that place. Commerce is working for a Federal ( ing. Klamath Falls Next Door to Postoffice Wm. Il.nii'lw right of Springfield fish hatchery on Spring Creek. Tbe | New York is experimenting with city property, as well as to In vont In has purihased the R. M . C. Brown state fish warden has been asked to street cars driven by electric motors i ranch lands. send a quantity of steelhead fry for which get their power from gai en- It <on»i«ts The steamer Klamath was launch- ranch nt Round Inke. II.. then pointed out to the directors <n.k\k SI |’|< \l< • pines mounted below the flooi j of tho ¡ rd Tuesday. Mr. Doty, who trans- of 240 acres, and is on«* of the best ♦he Upper Klamath lake. nn.l put ions of the »cbuol to improv.' ferred the steamer from LakeEwau- ranches In the country. Mr. and Mrs Mrs Chamberlain and her daughter cars. Olirne Public School. District No the school grounds unit to furnisk The first important discovery <>I na, is receiving the congratulations Brown expect to remove to Oregon Cecile, of Independence, Ore., re 4, t losed hiHt Friday, lune 3. with a furniture nnd apparatus fot th- turned Saturday- evening, to spend ratuial gas in Europe has been made of his friends on the successful man City. Rev. W. H Wlddoes nnd family picnic in Mi Ktnn. y « grovr. threc- K.'h.Mii building. the summer with Mrs. Chamberlain's tr. Hungary through two shepherd ner in which he completed his con The dinner bell rang Tie* multi other daughter, Mrs. C. H. Under beys lighting the vapors Meaning tract. The Klamath will be placed In are guests at the home of his broth fourths of u mlta »outhcii»t <>t < »lene inde came forward and u .-re seated nt th.' from a marsh. er. C. E Wlddoes. He Is on his way The mornlng belng ptaasant commission in about two weeks. wood. at the tables which were .plead with to the Philippine islands ns n mi»- 10 o'clock. «ar- appointed liour <>t Ber’ Witherow is the possessor of J. Frank Adams ; nd son "wTu" were Neil Campbell has been elected •ionary for the United Brethren rtagi'H w.Te <een .onilug from nil all the dainties of the i scaso ti such church, and will sail from Seattle on direction» tu tli< picnic grounds ur. would not only .1» hi .not to ptan- June 20th. The Hchool bell rnng. ami on roll hut to any school district of the cali there wu» «nly «>nv pupll found state, as well ns the county. C P. Gregory wishes to announce Director Moore returned thank» to that he has employed Mr P. Hogar- absent. Ml»a Rane of Poe Valle) dus to work on collections and insur wa» ii-k.'d t<> fili thè varani piaci’ <»n God for Ills lx.iit.tlf.il bleasliigk. aad the tabi.'« soon lost a part of their ance In both this city and county. Any thè program, ♦ Hut after th.' multitude had which beauty one having collections to be looked Ing u choice cairn nn.l w.-re satl»ti<d. the remark Valley to herself, to Poe honor dld after will do well to place them in »«» Illude by n large nuuilHT that ^ind to the entertainment Mr. Gregory's hands. After the pupils hud their thirst there was enough left fot a. man Arrival» at Hotel Livermore 11. Bechely and F. C. Hechcly, Iowa. H qui ti< h< <1 by lemonudv »crved by the more The following sch.sil districts were B. Lovell, C. R. Moner, Sacramento; teachcr, thè teacher stall’d that th.' Poe Val Walter 11. Schulze. Itochesti-r. N. Y.; pupll» had made thelr own nelection» |. presented at the picul. E E. Bonnell, H. Norton, San Fran- nud that there had not been any of ley District No 2. Ixiwer Poe Valley cisco; E. A Spaulding. Phoenix, thè regular school hours taken In Pin. Grove, Merrill, Bonanza. an.l Arlz ; II D Coe. Chico; T. 8. Forest thè way of preparation the only main strangers with whom Hie writer I the way of preparation was not acquainted Poe Valit i No J. 8. Baker, Portland. .Mr. and Mrs prn.'tlcv In liud b<*en duilng the Intermissions 2. where Mr Fitzgerald had laugh', 8. J. Carlisle, Rocky Point. Willis A Son. the new furniture The followlng program wan rendered: win probably the largest of the out "Chlldren'» Day" siile H. hoola represented dealer» who have lately come here Recltatlon Dinner la-lng served. the juvenile» Nvva Anderson from Erie. Pa., opened their »tore on My Own United Statini" amused themselves by playing gamen, East Main street Friday, and while Song while the adults were debuting the Hchool they have not unpacked ull their . "Mormonism" advisability of celebrating the Fourth good» yet, did quite a little trade by Oration at Dieno by having games, hor»<* W J. Fltzgerald way of a »tarter. Mr. Willie and hl» "Joe" racing and a barbecue »on are enthtiHiastic about Klamath Récitation At a late hour the crowds atar teat Elsie Dixon Fall», and they arc well stitlsfiod with 'Expectation“ homeward, expressing thcins.lv.» » Recitation their venture already. having spent a very pleasant and Lola Moore G. E. McDonald, the architect, who joyful day. and hoping that the tim< Ri'iltnt Ion "Against License ” tar been in Klamath Fall» for the was not far off when the Diene school Mabel Hour past few weeks, ha» decided to locate "At Graduation Time" would give n similar pieni. here permanently, and will fit up Recitation Miss Zetta Taylor offices where he will engage exclusive* The First ThouxMid "My Mamma's Darling" )y In archectural work. There are a Reeltntion "II'» thè first thousand dollar» Alta Anderson knew number of persons hero who Ruth" thnt's hard lo gct." Mr. McDonald when ho waa state Recitation ‘That’» righi,** asaerted thè ownet Eva Hour architect for Nebraska, and speak of thè garage "After you separate I I Recitation Moat Obliging Little very highly of his work. ••ni from that tbey'll lootwn lo ani Sister"- Kuby Blade extern." Kansas City Journal , Recitation "Intricate Questions ” REAL ESTATE TKANMFKKH Pcrllr Moore There ure no automobile factories Recitation "College Oil Cans" I Fui nisticil by Ibi ïlmtni. t E':riu of In Russia, carriage and bicycle build Miss Viva Ross M iimoii A Slough era Importing the parts and a» »etri Declamation. "Kitty Knew About bling the few machines built In that Sheep." Oliver Dixon I AiigUHt Bueiiing to John J. Maehl, country. lot 3, blk 13. Klamath Falls; >6,700 Recitation "The Schoolhouse by the Way,” Miss Anderson George F. Elliott to R. H. Spencer, Tom Richardson. secretary of the Song ................................ "My Bonnin" |SH of 8W H, 8W U <>f 8EH and lot Oregon Development league, has re Ry the School, nnd parody by | 3, sec. 30-39-9; >10. signed. MInola Taylor llanH P. GjellHtad to F. P. Hixon, After the school exercises speeches ¡EH of WH sec. 11-24-11; >10. were made by Mr». Moore of Poe W I ’ McMillan to Jay J. Arant, Vancy Hosiery, Neckwear, Em- carry a complete line of E H of BE H of sec. 6, and BW H of Valley, Messrs. Taylor and Andrews, " broideries, Laces, Lingerie patrons of the school, and Director * Preferred Stock Canned 8WH of sei'. 5-39-10; >734. Moore. The speakers lauded both P. C. Lavey A Co. to J. 8. Crafts, Waists, Silk Waists, Muslin pupils and teacher, and asked that Peaches, Pears, Plums, Grapes, On Klamath Avenue lot 5, blk. 53, Worden; >150. Underwear, Silk Kimonas, Net the teacher, Mr. W. J. Fitzgerald, bo near O- K. Feed Barn J. R. Creath to Homer W. Samp Cherries, Blackberries, Rasp son. lot 16. blk. 29; lot 15, blk. 63; retained to teach the school for the Waists, Silk Cloves, Kid Gloves berries, Loganberries, Straw lot 2. blk. 38; lot 13. blk. 39; lot 24. coming school year. Kid Gloves, Fancy Dress Suit* In the absence of the county school blk 7X; lot 10, blk. 48; lot 1, bk. berries, Pineapple, Pumpkin, superintendent Mr. Fitzgerald made ings, Wash Goods, etc. 35; lot II. blk 40, Whitelake City. the closing remarks. In which ho Ore.; >5,250. Corn, Peas, Tomatoes—Every Oklahoma and Oregon Townsite thanked the parents for assisting him ö F. T. ALLEN AND thing in canned goods company to J. R. Creath. lot 24, blk. with hla school work, and thanked ? E. H. PATTERSON 78; lot 10. blk. 48; lot 1«, blk 29 ; the patrons and all who took part in lot 15. blk. 63; lot 1. hlk. 36; lot making the picnic a grand success ' 11, blk. 40; lot 2, blk 38; lot 13. Lace Curtains, Draperies, Mus blk. 39. Whitelake City, Ore.; >1. FRESH FRUITS AND VEG lins, Table Linen, Sheets. Pillow Central Oregon Improvement com BERT E. WITHROW, Hecrstary pany to E. G. Rourke, lot» 10. 11, 12, Cases, Toweling, Fancy and DON J. ZUMWALT. ETABLES ARRIVING ON E. M. BUBB, I hlk. 39; >900. U. E. Plain Bed Spreads. All are Vice I‘real dent an I A. M. Smith to George P. Bray, President Treasurer ' h WH »ec 18-39-5; >10. guaranteed values EVERY EXPRESS Map», Plana, Blue Print», Etc. Central Oregon Improvement com pany to ____ Mrs. w. E. O. Rourke, lot 12. blk 14. Crescent, Ore.; >325. N. 8. Merrill to Perl Merrill, lot 7, blk 27, Mirrili; >10 I J. D. Carroll to George Noland, Surveying and Irrigation Engineering . 8W% of NEH Hee 3-39-9; >1. (IN(X)RPORATKDI Daniel H. Ward to Riley Wood». KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON NWH of BEH sec 33-38-11 H; 110. I BRIEF MENTION Your Feet Ache? The Portland Store The Flörsheim Shoe PHONE 10 5 1 M. M. CO. PHONE 10 5 1 1 Klamath Department Store Groceries, Dry Goods Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings You can supply your needs here in the shortest possible time and with the greatest possible satisfaction. Numbers of people have found this out, and we want you to make a voyage of discovery here the next time you want any thing to wear to eat DRY GOODS -F GROCERIES &1 IA7C New Blacksmith Shop ;; GENERAI BLACKSMITHING •• Horseshoeing a Specialty <. —1 MESTICS :: • • :: Abstracting MONARCH MERCANTILE CO. Klamath County Abstract Co., Ine 4 f **