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4 I A N D E C INCA H ES WE INVITE YOU J , • To make Klamath County’s Greatest Clothing Shoe Emporium your headquarters while attending the County Fair Look over our immense showing of everything that is newest and best in clothing, shoes and rubber footwear of every description We mvite your inspection and comparison of prices and values K K K STORE, Leading Clothiers Next To Walk Over Shoe Store Boiler« In, nn<l < onlructor I>•«»<•<• TRI-POWER WM SEEMS IMMINENT .ZT-,h*1 m,r --------- i He said Taft’s saying that the re- FRENCH GENERAL CLAIMED TO eal1 was to «mPower bosses to do an MERCHANTS IN FRANTE BACK FOOD STIFFS, I HAVE PREDICTED WAR WILL ungodly amount of evil |s unsound. WAR TIME PRICES SWELL THEIR PI USES BE ON IN EARNEST WITHIN TWO MONTHS ♦♦♦---------------- ♦------------------ ♦ ♦♦ this purchase b<-Lir entry, or initiate a contest nt any time before patent Issues, by filing a corroborated affi davit in this office, alleging facta which would defeat the entry. A W ORTON. Register. 9-2 1-10-23 r Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Bellman of San Pedro, Calif., who have been here the p%st ve weeks left Tuesday evening I V r home. Mr. Bellman is a contrac tor, and installed the boilers for the — Pelican Lake Lumber company's n w -------------- -— NOTH E Ol HALE OF REAL EH- mill,’a short distance from this city. ♦ LOST RIVER GLEANINGS ♦ United Press Service ♦ United Press Service PRIS, Sept. 19.—According to a , PARIS, Sept. 1 9------ The "high cost story beard here today, war between Mr. and Mrs. John Koontz visited France, Germany and England will be of living riots” now convulsing France the Falls Wednesday. declared in less than two months. are said to be indirectly due to the war between France and (Not Coal Lands* The informant, whose good faith Mrs. Carl Robley visited her sister, prospect of Department of the Interior, United cannot be questioned, says the editor Germany. Mrs. Gecfl-ge Joey, Wednesday. •States Land Office at Lakeview, of one of Paris’ most influential morn Germany is known to have made bulk purchases of cattle, Oregon, September 18, 1911. ing papers, a general In the French Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Combs and tremendous and a- cabinet member, were having Notice Is hereby givr-n that William I daughter. Inez, visited the Falls last butter, eggs, etc. In France, and mer Inn boon in a restaurant where they Friday. chants are said to be holding back A. Boudinot, whose posloffice address believed themselves unknown. food stuffs speculating upon war time is Klamath Falls, Oregon, did on the The general, who was not In uni 17th day of July, 1911, file in this Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Alexander spent prices they expect to get. form, talking earnestly to the other office sworn statement and applica The French government also is cor Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry men, remarked in a low voice: “War Booth. nering food products and prices are tion No. 01850, to purchase the NE% will be declared in less than sixty of HE %, section 20, township 37 8, • ••••• soaring all over the country. days.” range 9 E. Willamette Meridian, and Roy LaPrarie and Clyde Griffith the timber thereon, under the pro spent Sunday in Klamath Falls MILLS ADDITION CLUB visions of the act of June 3, 1878, • ••••• TAPI OK REf ALL ROII.EH UPHOLDS MAYOR’S HANDS and acts amendatory, known as the Mrs. H. F Phillips visited the Falls GOVERNOR JOHNSON "Timber and Stone law,” at auch Friday. V • • • » On Saturday evening last the Prog value as might be fixed by appratse- United Press Service Mrs. Frank Stewart visited the ress Club of Mills addition held a | ment, and that, pursuant to such a-p- SAN LUIS OBISPO. Calif.. Sept. Falls Monday. meeting, and the docetfcor so member» j plication the land and timber thereon 1». — Governor Johnson last night Jn attendance unanimously voted their i have been appraised at a total of scored Taft's veto of Arizona’s recall. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Zachariah spent confidence in Mayor Fred T. Sandei- «100, the timber estimated at 90,000 He said: board feet at «1 per M., and the land •on. Saturday in the Falls. "We can readily understand how a I “If the recall Is circulated here," at «10; that said applicant will offer New Yorker, where Tammany pays Will Boydston left Friday for his • .d<\ Councilman Ben 8. Owens, in final proof In support of his applica «26,000 a year to elect judges, or how home in Alturas, Calif. Mills addition today "Ji will not get tion and »worn statement on the 25th • •«••• an Ohioan, where Boss Cox is Instru over three votes, in my opinion. The day of November, 1911, before C. R. mental to elect judges, or an Illi- Mrs. Harry Booth and son are people over here are fully satisfl d DeLap. County Clerk of Klamath ■oisan, under Lorimer may be filled I spending the week with Mrs. Alex with the mayor, and they do not hesi county, at Klamath Falls, Oregon. with consternation and horror by a ander. Any person is at liberty to protest tate to say so." I > TAIE AT PRIVATE SALE In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County. In the Matter of the Estate of Alvert H. Berry, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that. In pur suance of an order of the above-en titled court, made In the above-en titled matter on the 8th day of Aug ust, 1911, the undersigned, as admin istrator, will sell the premises here inafter described, at private sale, to <• ♦ ♦ « ■> ❖ ♦ ♦ ♦ Au undivided one-half Interest in and to: Lot 8. In block 77, In Klamath addition to the city of Klamath Falla (formerly town of Linkkvllle), In the county of Klamath, state of Oregon, according to the record'd plat of said town in the office of the clerk of said county. Dated at Klamath Falls, Orogen. August 10th, 1911. ELMER O BEARDSLEY, Administrator of Snld Estate. «-10» 7 r A ASHLAND //✓/////£ fr/M ASHLAND, OREGON SWEDENBURG BLOCK Commercial, Shorthand, English and Civil Ser* vice courses. An entire new equipment of latest model, visible ♦ tvpewrlters. ♦ Evrv student can arrange on entering, for a ❖ position when course is finished. ♦ The expenses are the lowest, and vour success sure. •> Fall term opens September 5th. ❖ ASHLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE z •jw < the highest bidder, for cash, on or after the Rth day of September, 1911, upon the premises hereinafter de scribed, subject only to the confirms tlon of said sale as bv law provided The r< al property hereinbefore re (erred to Is particularly described ad follows, to-wlt: <
