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I year. The exceas of exports over Im-1 1 ports wit» n I ho larger than in any pre-! ceding September except in 1900 amt 1N97. The total exports of Septem ber of the current year wore |16H.- j i 858.09.1, ugainst 1153,902.895 in September of last year. The imports were 1117,371.014, against 3131.- 014,630 lu September of last year. THIRTY SAIMHtS ARK IN DANGER This oxcom of exports over imports in TO BE IXM'ATED ON SPRING ient An ngenu-nt for Combining Alaska, Pointing Out Its Vast OF THEIR LIVEN September of the current year. >51.- BISHOP R. L. PADDOCK (REEK Bnsliiesa With Pleasure lui|Hirtan<-t' to Country 587.079. is larger than in any previ HONORED IN THE EAST ous September vxcept that month of 1900, when the excess was 356.333,- Dt'gn'a* of Doctor of law» Conferred PORTLAND, Nov. 5 Living in Alfred G. Brooks, the geologist In on Him by Trinity College Portland for a part of the year and i charge of th«* Alaskan Work of the 123. and September of 1897, when the This Week keeping In touch with his fruit ranch United States geological survey, ha» excess was >63,11 1,786. The value in the Hood River district by mean* I summarized the coal situation In of exports In the nine month« ending ' Iho Nt't-k Change in law Governing with September was 31.333.91 1.308/ A dispatch from Hartford. Conn., of a wireless telegraph apparatus Is Alaska in Survey Bulletin 4 4 2, point- ? the U* of Screens in Irri ¡against 31,161.034.910 In the corre- states that the degree of Doctor of the method put In use by E. Weldon, Ing out the Importance of making nW month« of iast gation l»it<h<- .---------_ _— ______ ______ t year. Laws was conferred on Bishop R. L. who owns a forty-acre orchard In the these high grade fuels available fori The imports or the nine months of the Paddock of the d'oeese of Eastern famous apple section near Portland ' the use of both Alaska and the Pacific current year were 81.173.375,910, Oregon of the Protestant Episcopal The a, pple orchard has been devel- Coast states DOVER. England. Nov 7 With T \\ ............. An effort will be made to have a church, in connection with the exer- h lie the coal supply |lglllni|( 11,068.594.356 during the eped by I Mr. Weldon and his sons dur Is of first importance to Alaskun» who' the waves »weeping over the wreck tisb hatchery established on Spring ctses held at Trinity college in obser- Ing the last 1 few years, and the boys are attempting to develop the various I santo period last year. of the vessel nnd the Icy water» chili Creek and resolutions urging Con ration of Founders’ Day. Tile marked advance In the exports Ing the life from their bodies, thirty became much interested In the sub- great resources of the territory, it is i * gressman Hawley to use his efforts in . for the month of September is largely member» of the crew I’reussen. the Bishop Paddock is one of the most ject of wireless telegraphy and rigged also of scarcely less national import- that respect will be sent to that offi popular men in his church in the up a station at their home in this city. ance. Inasmuch us these Helds can duo to heavy exports of cotton at un largest Hailing ve»»el In the world cial, and it is believed the result will West, and his many friends in Klam A few weeks ago they went to their furnish the fuel to lhv Industries of usually high prices, the cotton ex are lashed to the rigging to keep be the setting aside of land on that ath Falla and throughout the state, ranch for a vacation trip, and con- the Pacific Coast Hiatt's and to the Pa- ports for the month amounting to themselves from being swept Into tin stream for the site for one of the will be more than pleased to learn of Icelved the Irina idea of of rigging up a wire- .199.000.000 pounds, valued at |55,- .-•ov.-.l th., rlrrln» nn b u-lr*. eifis fleet. The development of these 000,000. an uvurnge of 13.7 cents per itolliug surf and ground to piece» largest hatcheries in the country. the honor which has been conferred , less apparatus at that end. and thus among the rocks on whlrh their ves fields will conserve the coals of the Officials interested in the propaga on him. i pound. The quuntity of cotton ox- xel is fast keeping in touch with home. Lifeboats and tug» dare | Eastern part of the United States. tion of fish have stated that Spring Bishop Paddock was here last They utilized a tall fir tree for which are of moat value to the nation 1 ported was larger than In any Septom- not approach the doomed vesael for Creek is an ideal place for a hatchery, spring, and held services in the opera holding their antenae, cutting the liocause they are nearest the center of j ber since 1904. the value larger than fear of bvlng dashed to pier«»« and if sufficient interest is shown in house, and the nucleus of an Episco 1 In any September In history of the limbs off and stringing their wires population. The storm la not abating, and it is the matter there is no doubt but what pal church was formed which will , export trade and the export price per feared thv crew will not last much from the top to a smaller tree a short The manufacture of Iron on the its establishment can be secured in | . pound also higher than in any earlier longer eventually becomo an established part distance away, Mr. Weiden claim« Thousands of persons line west coast, for which there Is abun- this county. September »Ince 1875. of the religious life of this communi- the distinction of being the first man dant raw material, utilising the shore watching (he men In the Alasknn Klamath county has more water I ty. His capability and genial dispo- ‘ «o farm by wireless, rigging. The Preuaaen collided with coal, will not only cheapen the pro- -u¡table for the propagation of fish sition won him many friends while in _ _________________________ the steamship Brighton In the Eng duct by overcoming the long railroad Eliti. ROGERS IS \I’1*O|NTED than any other county in the state, if this city, and a recurrence of bls visit TEMPERANCE MEETING AT The Brighton reached haul or the trip around th«* Horn, but not in the United States, and there is will be received-with pleasure. DKI’I Ti DISTRICT ATTORN EV llsh channel MlDUAND THURSDAY N IGHT it will diminish the drain on the Eant- port, but the I’reussen was dashed on no reason why one of the largest The the rock» at South Foreland ern iron and coal fields. Every ship-' hatcheries in the country could not I .OS ANGELES. Nov I Earl Rog »hip 1» breaking up, and II la not ex- GREAT DECREASE IN Attractive Program I» Retxh-re.1. load of coal carrh*d around the Horn 1 be located here. ers has been appointed special dep pertcd the crew can survive much Other News From, the Mid DESERTIONS FROM ARMA consume* about one-fifth of its own At the meeting of the sportsmen uty district attorney to conduct the longer, as they have I ms «« ex posed land Country cargo while th«* hauling of iron and Friday th.- question of screens over Tino*» inquiry. He will examine the a I reAd' over thirty hour» I¡'han Half as Mauy This Year jcoal over the Rocky mountains result» irrigation ditches was brought up. witn<•»»«>» before the grand Jury The as There Were Inst ff-niv A meeting in the interest of state tn a still greater waste of fuel and at the suggestion of L. Alva I prohibition was held at the Midland appointment was not made sooner so Posts Had Non«* Mr. Brook« found that in the re T^ewis an effort will be made to have a» to permit Rogers to testify before Earl J ark ito h wu» here from Kurt school hous<> Thursday evening. gions visited the greatest need was > them placed under the control of the PORTLAND, Nov. 5.—According Klamath last Friday the grand Jury. A duet. ' Down in the Licensed Sa- i for cheap fuel, all industries being di ¿»me department. As it is now they to General Marion P. Maus, com- are under the control of the fish com i mander of the department of the loon." was sung by Mrs. R. D Vin- rectly or indirectly dependent u[>on it i This, it may be added, applies to much mission. but the enforcement of the Columbia, with headquarters at Van cent and Ray Curry. Mrs. Bowen then sang a solo en of the terirtory. At present practical- law- is left to the game wardens. It couver Barracks. Vancouver, Wash., is to place the screens and also the there has been a remarkable decrease titled "A Mother's Plea for Her Boy.” i ly all the coal u«««d in Alaska, and 1 The school children sang "Amer which is not of particularly high matter of fishways under the direc in the number ofsdesertions In the grade, is imported from British Co- tion of those responsible for the en Western posts of the regular army ica" and gave the campaign yell. Rev. G. H. Feese of Klamath Falls luml^u a little comes In from Japnn forcement of the law. the game war this year. was then introduced and gave au ad —coating the consumer in the Prince dens. that the change in the law is to ! Last year 559 soldiers were listed dress on prohibition which was ibi William sound region from «11 to | be made. as deserters. This year the number is tened to with great attention by tile 817 a ton. With these figures In but 227. Quite a proportion of or I room full of people. j mind it can readily b«< seen that our TEETH OF PUPILS ARE ganizations had no desertions at all. ' present magnificent industrial ad TO 'x BE LOOKED AFTER The largest reductions in desertions « James H. Driscoll, candidate for vancement in the Eastern »tales could ! were in Vancouver Barracks. Fort county clerk, D. B. Campbell and not exist if manufacturer«, mines and Dental Clinic Has Been Established Casey and Fort Wright. Wash. Claude H. Daggett were Midland vis railways had to meet such fuel bills. for Portland Stndeota—An General Maus recommends that itors Thursday. Instead of paying SL35 or 82 a ton' Excellent Idea closer individual record and credit Rev. Feese visited the school Fri- for coal, aa is actually the case. If, I be made the basis of selection of offi day morning and gave a very intereat i then, the Alaskan Industries are not PORTLAND. Nov. 5.—Pupils in cers tor future command ing talk to the school children. making a progress commensurate the public schools of Portland are tri ------------ , . --------- I with the resources of the territory. ✓ have their teeth looked after by the "PEACEFUL EXTERMINATION” i A Severe Test of His Honesty , there is sufficient reason for it in this city in much the same way that their IS NOW THE PLAN IN RUSSIA "1 hope it will be r. long time be- lack of cheap fuel. And with good general health is safeguarded by the ----------- I fore I have such ancth«»r test applied * coal under their very feet, but not a inspection of the school children by The Rev. Dr. Wiae, «peaking of the to my honesty,” a downtown mer- ton of which can be used, what won physicians of the city health board. East, the other day called attention chant remarked aa he returned from der that the men who are attempting A free dental clinic will De estab to the fact that Russian cruelty waiting on a customer, lished in the city hall, and dentists against the Jews U passing into a new j "What was the trouble?” asked bls to develop this Northern territory ahottid feel discourage«. will examine all children’s teeth in and subtler phase, says the Los An-1 partner, «.rades below the seventh. Those who gelee Examiner. “Those ‘near-wool’ suits An need dental work done and are un The czar seems to have found out fellow came in just now and asked HOME able to pay for same, will have their that bloody massacres, like that at the price of one. teeth fixed free. The first elamina Kishnev, are unpopular in Europe and “ '8even dollars,’ I told him. Much Mon* of n Task Than a Person tion« are expected to be completed by America, and comparatively ineffect " ‘Speak louder?’ he said, holding Would Imagine—Difficult to November 30th, when the free clinic ual. He has. therefore, had recourse his hand behind his oar. So I yelled Find Suitable Place will commence its work. to a policy of economic and legal op Seven dollars.' pression that promises the most lugu " ‘Eleven dollars! Too much! I’ll WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov. 5.— rs M. c illan Prop’« CH AS, STI N OT AND MISS brious results in the crushing of the give you nine.' he replied. 9* President Taft has encountered many EDLINCTON TO BE MARRIED Jewish population, both in body and j His partner looked at the speaker difficulties in selecting his new sum ill. I HUitt's in spirit. in alarm. mer home. A place has been prac Secure a License Saturday From “You take my life when you take • u o CluT "You—er—of coiirse. you did the tically chosen, but the announcement the County Clerk—Both Are the means whereby I live.” It is an right thing?" Is being delayed as long as possible. Well Known old story, and the wonder is that the "I gueas you can depend upon me I It may seem like an easy thing for an 9 ruthless spirit of the Russian govern- to do th«* right thing,” was th« haugh- > SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS A license for the marriage of ment should ever have been tempte/I I ty retort. Then he paused. "You’d executive to choose a summer capital, a «vass- vawa« • « t Charles Stindt and Miss Bessie Ed- into the cruder cruelties of wholesale better get some dollar bills when you move Into a house and be comfortable Lsvwsxwwss but it isn't. lington was issued by County Clerk murder. go to the bank.” he remarked. "I First of a<l requisites, a summer DeLap last Saturday. Mr. Stindt ha? The lesson of Dr. Wise’s preach-' just gave an old fellow our last one home for the president must be con UT INfACNTOWr a ranch near Bonanza while bis bride- ment has application not only in Rus- for change!” Harper's Magazine, I and di it rirt tn veniently near some large city, and ro-be has taught school in various sia, but to every other country cursed IV ■ .<! .« lista «am pl* latra« M<-V) •• K.,1 Itself not too Isolated, In order that hir Ajriria cvcrywlictv ara places in the county, and has a wide with legal thumb-screws and the rack I IOWA HAS POPULATION nuking nw.urv (All H'rUt frr at It may be easy of access for callers. NO MUNK» I -- --------- KKJI - -- ------------------------------- ... ------ ......----- . I y .in I - ’e lieahip acquaintance. Her parents live in of privilege. •o anyon«. anywhere in tl»e U, S. with^t .» tru/ ttrp.^tt in adv«n< r, frr ght ^t»d OF OVER TWO MILLIONS Next, the house must be siirrounde l al ow T&N TfcN IIAVM* RYÀYM* FIIKF. FICKfrl TKI TKIA Al. I. dining <1... .■>« .i,„t> wlurlj i Line y<»«i rrviy r. id - »■«• /« I« .nd i, the Bedford district, where Miss Ed- mit II V» put Sianriaat any twit rnu r>u wi«h wi>h. If II yuu »<»■ an are ihrt. Um. nut not e-rlr, P«-rlr< tly dy a. ,i,r.| »tied < r «... t. t »uüi tn I by plenty of open ground, so that se Keep kcap the Iha bicyilc l.icyvl« alnp «hip it II n*i< b« k (>• «.« ua al a« ntir nur ft[-*t)M av-naa and ar..| < .nt. llngton has been teaching the past I NION OF SOUTH AFRICA to ____ riMke KlPTflPV PfflAFA *y< •*""'■*' ”*• lualwat gruia la«v. i»a u la potnihlt* . WASHINGTON. D. C„ Nov. I.— cret service ’men may'properly guard rNVIVN V milawe at ona anull p«< < • f year. IS NOW ESTABLISHED The census returns show that the against Intruders. It must be situat In in isMdlaman'a pt'.Ml l.y IniOn« direr, nt u< jn<t hart Iha iranulMliirrt > »«ur. It had been the intention to bave anltr 1» nd ynur bu y< la. f»O N«»r III V a I cn :< or a , r. lira 1« n «ar.-w j state of Iowa has a populatios of ed near the executive offices, where al nay /rrrr until you rar« ns our ran <u«a .... I train our unheard ol /a.z.-rp the wedding take place some Urne 1 First So* ion of the Parliament I« an«l rrmnrtuMt Mt l/liri lo ri.ia r ng. Illa. 2,224.771. V I the actual business is transacted and ago. but the illness of Miss Edllngton YOU WILL BE RTTOBISHED ~ ’ .u' Opened by the Duke of Con This is a decrease, however, of the stenographers and office force is knu Prtctt w< • an mak* you tb«< y< >r. U. dlih _ in •( j * • .I n ii r « ■ 1 tn* t.««y prevented the ceremony being con i’ll >1 <X> pro I a- »•*« f H ll.ftf Itr.ta naught • than any > Vvc .<i-- i 7,082. or 3-10 per cent, as a result located. IIK l< I>l. U.ritM. *..f In, . yuur uwn -------- nan ,_L r i 41« At summated. ■ double our pricea Order« filled tli« ‘lay received. The president, being a golf en I of the great emigration from that w MU’OND HANI) BKTVCIaKM. We do not rrcuLirly handle ffneond hyr.'l !•■< *,-l.-x, btq " «anally hav« a number on In . I . -< thusiast, wants his home within mo. CAPETOWN, Africa, Not. 5.—Th«; state to Canada. promptly at price« ran«>nff fmm •.'! tn or •!«. De« M luvo l • «• u ■ . d I • MERRY CROWD AT HARD --------------------- -------------------- 1.. . Is, Imparrla-u ri.lirr rl. J. - I jh -.I,. tap-.r» and torlng distance of the links. Mr«. Duke of Connaught yesterday morn- ( COASTER-BRAKES, equipment of all kirxi« at half tht tttual rrtail jPrn.tr. TIMES PARTY FRIDAY Taft wants to be In touch with social ng opened tbe first parliament of the, BOLD BANDITS RAID new un’on of 8outh Africa, The oc- STORE IN DAYTIME «vents, and this means that the sum s Held in Presbyterian Church by Mem mer home must be near some of the caslon was made a general hollday. bers of the Christian En fashionable summering places. Last and a grand military and civil pa- KANSAS CITY. Nov. 5. — Three deavor Society potm / ap rrtml prier of fntrt tirrt it geant marked the event. >andlts raided Daniel's jewelry store ly, the executive can’t afford to pay $X.5O per Pair, b d tit ifttrodtM* wt will an exhorbltant price for his summer The union consists of the states of J ut I you a Mtn pit pair for H a th with or dr r //.A 9. In the heart of the business district A Kerry crowd of about forty young persons attended a "hard Cape Colony, Orange River. Natal,, at noon today, overpowered the clerk, vacation home. R0 MORE TROUBLE FROM PORCTORES At Beverly he has been paying 82.- NAIIJ«. F»«*Us or (llaaa will not lot tlio time«” party given by the members j Transvaal and the minor protector- ook several hundred dollars worth air out. Si>ty thovtand pair» »old laut y< ar. of the Christian Endeavor society of ' ntes. They formerly were governed of Jewels and escaped, covering with 500 each «enson as rent for the Evans Over two buixlred tliouasuil («.lira now in use. The owner of thia home OF»O4WPT«Mf» tthUvHy Ì the Presbyterian church In that build ; by their respective legislatures and •evolvers a ¿core or pedestrians who cottage. ami cavy I l<iing,veryduial>lean«l liars inai de will! X wants to rare the cottage next Him- i federations. Their affairs now will a »pectal quality of rublwv, which nev«r liecotnea ing Friday night. Games were played attempted to block their flight. mer and put an Italian garden tn its Ciusand which cio« • up »mal I putì««urea without allow- >| f Motte» ttir mblx r i*««»d <>nd refreshments consisting of pop j be in the hands of a governor general theairtoescape. We have hundredSof letterair >r.t anti»- a place, so the proofdent was notified SedciuitoniersBtnting that their lireiliaveotilv ive-r. pumped V„ ■ «*A • anil pnimtiirs «tri,«» li” and the parliament. Hard on the Jury corn, apples and pie were served. r nini ni«! rim «trip '•II” nponceortwicrlnawlioleseaaon. They w«-l|-'i nom «retioin f prrvant rii» eiitil'i«. TMs "Gentlemen of the Jury,” said the that he must seek elsewhere for a su ordinary tire, the puncture reato In» <|ualii o stieiïig ri > < n J I h n Vi Everyone present hoped that the tiro wlll oiitlirai bio i.tl,«*r by«evetal layers of thin, «peciallv pretared fabric < ti ths \¡| A Matter of Conscience r n>„|r» SOI r, t LA-TIC n,i«l prosecuting barrister, "this prisoner home. Christian Endeavor society would tread. Theregulnrpri«.voftiir»etire»i»|' yiper pair,but for [ K.MI Itllll.xa, "My health and digestion are per Is an unmitigated scoundrel; be ac advertlainirpurp«'aeaweareniakln»a»p«'' nil f ictorv pr ■ io • give another such event In the near ! the rider or only J4.S0 p«-r pair. Ail order» »hipped «ano ,t . I'l’,*r Wa ahlpC. O n on fect, doctor,” began the caller in the knowledges It. And yet, thanks to IMPORTS AND EXPORTS FOR approval, you do not nay n<-<*nttinHI a cent unii: y , ■<! hav<-eaiuin ------ . . >.-.! >• | i ..... ,,,1 ,, ti ,, ,u|,.,|v ,, IL ,,, future. We will allow a «wh ■ll'count nt 5 p, r ieri! «: rei«y rnnkln» the pri - • t.A.l p, r téilr* il « u J office of the medical man. "I haven’t the wisdom of the common law, he MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, IODI •end FIJI.I. L'ASII Wild OltrilJ.t ..ml ein ’ tins a ‘ u-iuneinent. Y< 11 run u. . «k la no ti an ache or a pain. The trouble with has been given a fair trial by a Jury HUNTERS HAVE GOOD LUCK •emlinr ua an order •• the tire» may I e r< '.utned at <1, .t. e ipenae If for any r«-ae. n 1 JV riti not Mtisfactory on eaaunnailnn. We are perhcllv tell ihle mid in .iieyenl Iona liaou a ON THE UPPER LAKE me is that I cannot sleep at night.” According to the Bureau of Statiw- bank. If you order a pair of theae tire», you will I I Hint tbi-v v t 1 le < ■ -r ruin i r In of his own peers.”—Irish Catholic. trr, better, laat longer and l'»k Auer than anv tire «ou lia« -« «<r o I or . n at an’v p > "Well, if that’s the case, sir,” said 1 ties the export figures of the United wear know that you will bean well pi is«d that w I « n y <■ w it a I , . voli Vl.l BIVC ua yvui udev. Party of Ashland Bu»ln<*«e M«n Have the learned physician, "I suggest that PRINCE HATZFIELD I States for the month of September We want you to aeml in a trial order at m e, li 11. t a rrinntkible tire « «Ter. I >U ni «ny prive uniti y«mscii<! lira pali .*f Fine Sfiori on Waters Near you consult your spiritual advise) DIES IN IXINIMlN 'show a distinct upward movement, IF YOU NEED TIRES i' l'e-rrtfit lire» on spero* «1 an'l > il al the «perlai Ifiinxluctory price quote*! nb •. ’ < , ». •e^orw ’ f-r Tir» and Snndry C iato« .K whkit rather than m6.”—Lippincott’s This City the total value of exports for that deacribea and quotes ail mal*ân<! k in*'.« < - f t ** ir,"-r a » ,t uni-big i■ u tu«| prÀ *. lui s.«r t III x k or ntlYI» O n nievcla LONDON, Nov. 4.—Prince Francis month being larger than in any pre i DOMOrWAfl .fui The average hen will la>- 400 eggs, Hatzfield, who in 1889 married Clara ceding September In the history of ollere we are making. It oniy co la a poMiil to l<-i m ii i.iiiilyo-i kniwthè n< w i> I . A party of the busi new* men of Ash land came over a few days ago, and nearly one-half of them in her third Huntington, a daughter of Collis P. the export trade, and also larger than under the guidance of one of the local year. Huntington, died in this city today. In any earlier month of the current WANT HATCHERY ESTABLISHED sportsmen went to Upper Klamath Ijtke after ducks. They .found what they went after, and every one of the i visitors had a most enjoyable time.1. Those of the party who came down ¡•ORTI.AND MAN CONNECTS WITH SVGGKNT1NS ON CONSERVATION last Friday were: W. B. Beebe. K, V. Hh HOOD RIVER ORCHARD WOIITII HKKDING Parker. O. Winter. L. L. Mulit and J. M. Hughes. They left on Saturday Euthu-I ««m of Non» Makes a Conven Kuiniikarlus' the Coal Situation In morning's train for their homes. LIFE BOATS DARE NOT APPROACH M ASON & S l OU G H ABSTRACTERS Lands Ranches City Property Farm Mortgages MASON 4. SLOUGH t Lakeside Inn, M . M M » 1 y I 50 HEDGETHORN PUNCTURE-PROOF s« 80 HEALING TIRES ro^RfiDuor^Lr IY, èmi CAW, I l L