Oscar Bunch was down from Fort J ere J. Wilson of Oakland is at tho Klamath Monday. Livermore. F. 11. Downing was here Sunday J. N. Dyar of Dorris had business K. L. Bosley was up from Merrill from Dorris. here today. Tueuday. R. L. Tuttle and wife were iu from Jam«*« B. Short came in from Poe R. R. Howard of Portland is at tho i Merrill Bunday. Valley Monday. Livermore. I am 1« Brannan had business hero Mrs R M. Richardson and son. j. L. Fielder is in bed suffering from Fort Klamath Bunday. for 8t. Harry, left Bunday morning from a fever. Miss Rice was at tho 1-aktnlde luu Louis, where she wu*. called by the E. C. Halloway and wife are here serious illness of her father, who is Bunday from Fort Klamath. from Portland. Fred McKendree was registered at j not exp«*cted to live. M. O. Nell of Ashland is registered Charles P. Bray, a wealthy lumber the Livermore from Merrill Baturday . at the Lakeside. C. D. Chorpening left for his new ■ man of Oshkosh. Win., who has been A. E. Chandler of Berkeley is at here ail summer looking after his ranch In I-angell Valley Tuesday I the Lakeside Inn. interests in this vicinity, loft for morning F. Farnsworth and wife are here Portland Thursday. Captain Parker brought down «*«*v - | from Hartum. Colo. Mrs. Al Abraham and Mrs. T. Will­ eral tons of old iron from the ageucy ; H. M. Bryan of Fort Jones. Colo., iamson, daughters of Mrs. M McMil­ on the Mnxama Sunday. Miss Marjorie McClure went to j is at the Livermore. lian. proprietor of the latkeaid«» Inn, E. J. Dewey is at the Livermore arrived here Wedn«<«day for a months Rocky Point Sunday, where she will remain for a week or two. from Shasta Retreat. visit with their mother. Mrs. IL B. Hudson and children of I Phil 8. Roe« of Ashland is a guest J. H. Steph«»ns purchased th«» J. I.. at the Livermore hotel. Cunningham residence on Ewauna Montague, who have been at the Llv-1 A. M. Crystal of Dunsmuir is reg- Heights and will make his future ertuore. left for Dairy Monday. lstered at the lakeside. Horn In this city. Bunday morn home here, The sale was made A. M. Crystal of Dunsmuir is reg- through the Home Realty company. ing, July 31. to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd stored at the Lakeside Inn. Mrs. George I W. Lindley, wife of Brandenburg, au eight-pound boy. W. D. Vanderhoff of Sacramento is the vice < president of the Jackson Frank W*»ru is sick at his home. ' registered at the Livermore. I county bank, returned to her home in I where he has be« n coufin«ide Inn Sunday. A. Lipp, the Marysville grocer? joyed the beautiful scenery of the! Miss Aitnee Wing and her sister. man. had business here today. Upper lake, and left for their homesj Mr». Robert Clay, came down Irom G. W. Lewis is registered at th? this morning. Eagle Rldce for a few days' stay In ■ Livermore from San Francisco. W. 8. and E. lMwning arrived front j tow II. H. Nylander and wife were down San Francisco last night and left for 1 Perl. J agon and Levi Carroll, \rt. > from Klamath Agency Tuesday- Upper lak«» resorts, where they will \ Montcrief and Otto Huas«' left on < Edward A. Michel of San Fran­ spend several days enjoying the fish- j Monday for th«» red blanket eouutry. isco is registered at tile Livermore, ing that is to b*> had in that portion i where they will hunt for the next F. W. Payne came down from his of th«» county. couple of weeks. »umrner home on the Upper lake to- 1 Mrs. Stella Jarrett has returned Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Babson and day. from Canada, whore she went to Mr. Hamilton of Medford came down, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Adams of Mer- from Crater lake Monday Th«»y! spend a three weeks’ vacation, and riU returned from a visit to Fort has again taken her place at the are traveling overland with horses { Klamath Monday- piano in the opera house. and wagon and continued to their ‘ Louis Gerber is ill with fever which H. L. Oliver and wif«» were at the home by way of Keno. resulted from a cold which he con­ K. Sugarman and Chas. F Stem-1 Lak»*a!d«* Sunday from Bonanza Mr. W E. 1‘urdj of Medford wan In the tracted some timb ago. well have bought three lots in Nichols . Oliver was formerly chief of police C. E. McAndree from the down­ ' city Saturday BERT E. WITHROW, >«cr«tary «»f Hoquiam, Wash., but is now on«» addition from Roy Hamaker. The I was do* u from cast city of East Walpole. Mass., is O. D. Craven E. M BLÜH, DON J. ZUMWAI.T deal was made through the Home of Klamath county's best boosters -egistered at the Livermore. Odessa Saturday Vice l*reaident an I U. ■ Realty company. It is the intention Alexander Vogelsang returned last J. Moss from far-off New York is 11« nry Ackley Tre*»«>ret I'resident I of the purchasers to improve the Saturday from a vacation at Bprlng Saturday morning on business. enjoying the cool nights here away Map*. Plans, Blue Print.*, I.U creek, wlier© he had been for several property. Jack Ford of Klumath Hot Springs 'rom the heat of his home city. William Waechter of Portland is in days enjoying the fishing at that . was at tb«- 1-aki «»ide inn Saturday Bonanxa's well known physician. noted resort. He left for his home Dr. W. S. Johnson, and his estima­ ■th«? city after cattle for shipment to- Carl Schmidt and D. R. Hoagland in San Francisco Sunday morning i Alaska. Nothing but the finest of I ble wife were here on business to- , of Crystal had bu»ineM here flatur- i beef stock are sent to the northern J. H. Stephens returned to Bacra- i day. day. ♦ country and Mr. Waechter will no1 mento on Monday to make arrange­ Surveying and Irrigation Engineering Miss Gladys Dnncak is here from Mr. Watson and daughter came doubt pick up a tine lot of the fancy | ments to bring his family to this city. ' Red Bluff visiting her father. Con- down from Fort Klamath in his auto H« just purchased a home here, I 1 Friday. ductor Duncan of the Southern Pa­ • stock that is raised here. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Walt Adams has been appointed a through th«» Home Realty company. I A. B. Rood and MI m Mamie Jones cific. M. K. and Mae C. Mcllvaine of San notary public, and is now busy taking ( a few days ago and will go into burt- were married by Justice of the P«»sce Francisco are at the Livermore on registrations of the Bohemians in the |n«»M in this city before long. Miller Friday night RENAMING t PESI R. M. Conant, surveyor of the Un­ their way to that great natural won­ settlement. This new element in the Mrs. Nat«' Otterb«s' Equitable _ - Rating - . — bureau - - - » <*ditor of tho Merrill Record, had der Crater lake. That in past time« th«- tinoliwrv- I Mrs. J. J. Otey was confined to her change in the political complexion of ! is here now re-rating the town. He business here today. 1 will have a new rate book out in ant human race boa looked upon the | i the precinct hereafter. — Merrill Rec ­ home during the week, and was under A license was Issued last Saturday about two weeks and the insurance for tb»; marriage of Walter J Ander­ common houM- fl> a* a kind n( i» t Is On Klamath Avenue the Care of Dr. Campbell of Macdoel. ord. shown by its name Thin innscn do- I —Dorris Booster. •Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Farewell of, latex on many of the buildings in this son and Ida B. Chapman near (). K. Feed Barn city will be materially reduced. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. ikiwo* came luuMtlcs of the scientists has been ns A. J. McCallum and wife and Mrs. Portland, who are making this sec­ Abel Ady. president of the Klam­ down from Bonanza last Friday after­ 1 domestic a* possible. Th»- »'>xar Si. W. Horton of Ashland and C. L. tion a short visit, went with Mrs. Nate ath Water Users' aseociation, was up noon. and returned home Sunday. - bowls, tl*e bald bead* aud th« butter Shirk came over from Lakeview in Otterbein and her son, Thos. Wilson, from Midland Monday to prepare for Horseshoeing a Specialty to Poe Valley Friday afternoon after 'he auto Tuesday night Mrs. W. C. Davenport and daugh­ . plate« of the family have b«»»n its own the reception of Secretary of the In­ | by right of po**e«»l< u Of the kindly some of the large trout that frequent ter. Marie, returned Saturday after George E. Farewell and wife re­ little terior Ballinger, but that pleasure three months' visit with friends and and merciful man It was said that ho F. T. ALLEN AND turned from a trip to Crater lake, Lost river in that charming has been denied to him owing to the ' valley. relatives in Portland, Seattle and ' would not harm a fly. That fact was where they spent several days at the E. H. PATTERSON postponement of that official'» visit. , regarded as greatly to his credit The telephone exchange will be in . Spokane. famous pleasure ground. It Hci<»nce Is changing all this Edgar F. Hewitt of San Francisco,! C. E. Wrenn. Jo»' Rickard, Hardin ____ The fire fighters who have been charge of Mrs. Lizzie Offield after representing the German Alliance as­ i Carter and Nate Otterbein went to ■ urge« that th«' house fly b<- given Ila the first of the month. Mr«. Offield down to Topsy grade fighting the ' proper name of typhoid fly, since It sociation and German American In­ lames there are back and report refused to lease the company the cot­ surance company was here on Mon­ Spencer creek last Saturday night to ; Is in the business of spreading typb- MILL TAKE VOI NG MANN« tage in which the exchange is located, enjoy a days fishing. They report a BODY fXt N» V ADA ’be flames under control. | old germs and other dregs of nastl- wishing to occupy it herself, and the day, calling on his representative«, good day's sport G. W. Bray, who had bis leg company has been unable to find a here, Wm. Wagner and Howard Shep­ i n brother of Powell Underwood and revels In nil manner of germ dis ­ ing hay on the Crisler ranch, by the Merrill Record. by her sinter Mrs. Merrill of San : I the young man who died here Hund» ease«. C. R. Miller, Jesse C. Livermore, guy rope breaking and letting the Diego. C. D. Chorpening and his mother Ixst thin unclean insect be known afternoon at « o'clock of typhoid Miss Ely of Portland and Miss Gladys arrived from the Willamette Valley mast fall, in getting better and hope« L. L. Green of Oroville. Calif., re- Duncan of Redd Bluff. Cal., left i to be out in a few day*. The broken turned from au extended stay at the by Its proper name Th»» gullible fever, arrived here TutnMlay and Thursday night and Monday left for this morning for a trip to Crater the ranch that Mr. Chorpening pur- leg does not pain him so much as Upper lake renorts. «nd left for his | scientints of pant centuries were took charge of the remains, which lake in Mr. Miller's auto. at first and the indications are that home last Saturday. Mr Green is i hood winked by its familiar ways, were taken to Pioche, Nev., wher« chased in the Langell Valley recently. the brother lives, for Interment. George E. Farewell and wife re­ Mr. Chorpening was connected with it is healing nicely. delighted with the fishing and bont- never realizing that the pretence of During Mr. Underwood's illneM h* th«- fly was a signa! of danger and a N. C. Gunn wus In from bln ranch turned to their home in Portland the Electric Light company here until ing of thin region, and Intends to ’.his morning after a few days spent the first of this month, when he re­ in Lan gel 1 Valley Sunday, and re­ spend bin vacations nere every sum­ proof of uncleanllnemi. Winged ty- was cared for by th« member« of pheld Is what it in, so call it tho typh­ ('rater Aerie No. 16, Fraternal Ord«* at Crater lake and others of the fa­ signed and went for a visit in Salem turned Monday. He is an en­ mer. of Eagle«, and his body has bc-en it* oid fly and banish it. thusiastic booster for his part of the mous resorts that abound in this por­ and other cities before taking up his J. J. Ke)lor and family arrived here Mt Do not eat food that has had the their charge sine*- his death county and nays that the wheat is last Friday from Moscow Idaho, and tion of the state. work on the ranch. Underwood wan a member of Mere*. contaminating touch of th»* flltb- filling out remarkably well even if will make this city their home Mr. The regular meeting of the direc­ J. H. Stephens, who is here looking Aerie, Mercer, Utah. tors of the Klamath Water User«' over the field for a business in the they haven't had any rain since the Keller has made «'«tensive inveetlga covcred feet of flies. Do not breed flic»« by permitting filth to remain on | crop was planted. He say« the out ­ tions al) along the Pacific coast, and association will be held here Satur­ dry goods and clothing line, has MM1.IUKTN OF COI NTV day. A list of the delinquents is made several trips through the irri- look Is good for Irrigation from the Staten that there In no section that your premise«. HOLD rt to bert Bush and F. N. Butler, officials trip to Wood river today. He I come a good trading center, and since lie Submitted < ept the typhoid fly for what It Is and , Ml»« Carolyn Patchin of Everett expects to be gone about three weeks he has purchased a home her« it is Wash., came down Monday afternoon of the Southern Pacific railroad, who enlist In the war of extermination The delegate« to the sociali»’. com. and aa he has not bad a vacation in safe to assume that he will soon be from Fort Klamath, where she has have been at Pelican lodge for sev­ against it. Exchange. ty convention met In thin city 9ur. several years he believe« that he is identified with the business interests been visiting with her brother for eral days enjoying the beautiful sce­ day in Redmon's hall and canvass»»*! nery and drinking th« delicious entitled to a good rest. of this city. the political situation. They coul<* the past nix weeks. She left Tue«dav J. W. Simpson returned from San Wm. Ruee, mayor of Yreka, Calif., morning for her home. Mins Patchin spring water at that famous rr«ort, BELIEVED AT VATICAN not decide as to whether a part' KING WILL LOBE ticket should be put In the field thl Francisco Sunday, where he had been left for his home Friday after in head of one of the largest business returned to their homes In Ban Fran­ for the past week. He Bays that It a few days' stay here. He expects to colleges in Western Washington, an cisco Bunday morning. fall, and the matter will probably 1» Dr. A. 8 B. Nellis, wife and son AnU-<1»Timl Movement Thought to left with the county locals to decide nas been so cold there for the past return to this city about the middle institution that Is noted throughout three weeks that everyone is wear­ of next month and spend a few more that state for splendid efficiency of arrived here 8unday evening and are The locals are situated at Klamath Be Plan to Make Republic of ing his overcoat. It has been the days in this delightful summer clim­ its graduates. She comes here every visiting their old friends, Fred J. I Falls, Keno, Merrill and Dairy. Spain und Portugal ( coldest summer io yean at the bay ate. Mr. Ruee owns considerable year to spend her vacation at Fort Williams and wife. Mm. Nellis and A statement of th« receipt» and din Mrs. Williams are cousins and were city. property In this city, and is more than Klamath and enjoy the Invigorating bursoments for the socialist encamp ROME. August 2.— Indications at also playmates in their old home ment which wan recently held her Dr P. L. Hamilton of Chico and pleased with the Improvements that climate of Northern Klamath. the Vatican aro that there In a waver­ town. The doctor and bis family are will shortly be Issued. O. L. Hamilton of Sacramento came are being made In the way of paving Geo. Landis Monday sold hi« sec­ ing in the Spanish attitude and high down from Bprlng creek yesterday in and the new sewer system that is be­ ond-hand store on the corner of Ninth on their way home from a tour of the dignitaries believe that the pope Elsewhere in this issue will b< their auto, where they have been fish­ ing installed. and Main streets in thin city to Jas. west, coming to Klamath Falls from stands a chance of weakening the ing for »everal days. They had ex- G. F. Beck. E. Frank and H. R. Ingraham, and left here with an extended trip through California. king's influence if he Is defeated. It lound the business card of H. H Bears, civil engineer and contractor '»ellent luck, and will probably make Glenn arrived here Tuhrsday in the his family Wednesday morning for They will leave here for Ashland and in unofficially charged that the anti­ Ills office la in the name bulldlnr the resorts on th© Upper lake a visit pathfinding car on a road making Turlock, California, where he has Portland In a few days. clerical movements throughout Bpaln with T. W. fltnphens, the well known M. L. Allison has in his office win­ next year tour of the state. They are gathering secured a tract of land in the Steven­ and Portugal are a plot to unite the George Hayden and William Col- materia) for a comprehensive road son colony, near that city. Mr. Lan­ dow some specimens of oats and field two countries into n republic. It is realty dealer and Insurance man. Mr linn returned from Diamond lake map of Oregon, which Is to be Iwsued dis Is going to one of the best sections peas that look good to the stock alleged that the Manons are shaping Bears comes hero highly recommend- ed and has already entered into nego­ Tuesday, where they had been on by August 16th. It will contain all of California and will noon be enjoy­ raiser. They were grown on the Canalojas' course tiation« with several parties who are a two weeks’ hunffing ana fishing the best routes from Portland to ing some of the delicious watermel­ I ranch of Henry fl. Pariah, a little desirous of ««curing hi» service«. He trip. They bad a fine time and Klamath Falls and other cities, and ons, cantaloupe« and peaches for way from Merrill, and show what can The grand jury Monday returned has offices in Ban Francisco and out­ caught a few fish, but so many sheep will be something that travelers have which the Turlock irrigation district i be done with the fertile soil of the had been driven over that part of long sought. They leave In the morn- Is famous. Klamath Fall« loses and ’ Klamath basin. The oats are over an indictment against George Welch, side connections that places him In s Turlock gains a good citlien when ■ four feet high, and the peas are two charging him with murder in the first position to handle al) claseoe of work ____________________ the country within the ,______ past few _____ days ing for either Lakeview or Crater degree for »hooting Fred Alexander. In bls line ' feet, and are being cut for hay Mr. Landis leave«. that there was no game to be seen !',k<», they have not decided which. CITY BRIEF*. We must have the cash for all goods sold during this sale We need the money. Io Extra Special Sale In CluetL Monarch, Standard and Geo. P. Ide Shirts, in Golf and Negligee styles 75 dozen shirts to be sold in the next few days. Reg. $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 shirts for 95c The Portland Store Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Abstracting Klamath County Abstract Co., Inc New Blacksmith Shop ii GENERAL BLACKSMITHING