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Wnip Cord Sui , extra Outing Pams and Shifts of every descripti n
Celebrit« <1 sportsmans clothing-legging*--, outing and spurting shoes and boots of every de
scription, all tie best makes. Auto clothing-c Ps gloves, coats. If it’s right, we have it.
Don’ forget our mail order erms-g o s sent (o you prepaid, subject to
your approval.
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The area on the
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Leading Clothiers
SAUNAS MAN IS A RODIO BUuSllK
KLAMATH AGENCY
MRS. I. M. IVONS PASSES AWAY
BUFFERN A LOHN
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by sheep is high and rocky, a por-
DALLAS MAN’S ENTRIES IN RO- tion of it being above timber line, and F. J. GRIFFITH SAYS HE HOPES CRIMINAL MATTERS WILL BE
Fire, supposed to have started from Mol ili H oi TU MAE CHILDREN
TAKEN I P AT THAT TI ME­ DIN- a pile of shavings. Sunday destroyed
it has neither streams nor springs jf
TO
SECURE
SOME
OF
LOCAL
DEO RACES ARE ALL OF SPLEN­
DIEN IT MERRILL—FUNERAL
TRI« T ATTOKWA Ill st MAN the sawmill, and the electric light
sufficient size or accessibility to be
NERI II EH WERE HELD AT BO.
HORSES AND RIDERS FOR THE
DID
STOCK — IS
BREEDING used for stock watering purposes. The
RIGHT NOW
and water plant nt the agency on the
NANAA
HOME SHOW
RACING STEEDS
grazing season lasts from June 15 to
Klamath Indian Reservation
The
Monday morning the gründ jury loss was about I8.00U and is covered
October 31, and during this period.of
Rose Ella Mayberry, who was born
"You certainly bad a fine show,"
i
Very few­ of the large crowd of four and a half months the animals
empaneled for the June term of clr- by Insuiance.
in Illinois, February 16, 1H6C1, de­
said
F
J.
Griffin,
president
of
the
Cal
­
the
Elks
Rodeo
realized
spectators at
cult court, will meet in thls city to
do not get a drink.
The sawmill is one of the land 1 parted this life ul Merrill, Oregon,
ifornia Rodeo, which is held annually
that in the quarter and half mile
take up and investigate charges of marks of the reservation.
Under such conditions, however,
It was I July 5, aged 4 3 years ( mouths and
races pulled off each day that they <he sheep have done extremely well, at Salinas, who has acted as one of crime and vice in the county.
built
In
1870.
lion
W.
D.
Moore. lb duys.
were witnessing a bunch of the class­ and last year's lambs from this range the judges at the Elks Rodeo. "1 am
Members of the grand jury are:
father
of
Charts«
and
Rufus
Moore,
On Juno 1st, 1887, she was united
iest and fastest short distance horses had an average weight at the close of very much pleased with my vialt and M W.Coseboom, city, farmer, foreman being the mlllriglit at that time The
in
marriage to L. M. Lyon, uud to
greatly
appreciate
the
royal
treat
­
ever brought to this section.
John Koontz, city, farmer.
the season of 68 pounds on the Chi­
plant has cut practically all of the thorn twelve childrvu. six buys and
I
ment
1
received
from
the
Elks
and
Among horsemen it is recognized cago market, which was rather above
Miles Moore, Merrill, farmer.
lumber used in construction work oil six girls, were born. Two of (be
thgt Wade Hampton and Dick Rusher ■the normal weight from that vicinity. the people of Klamath Falls.”
A. D. Slack, Bonanza, tulllman.
the reservation
children have precodvd the mother
Mr. Griffin left Monday afternoon
are two of the fastest quarter horses
H. E. Chapman, Keno, farmer.
In one area on the Targhee forect
into the bolter land. Tiio children
for
home,
to
get
ready
for
his
big
in the country. C. F. Snelling of Dal­ in Idaho sheep never get water only
Will Humphrey, city, farmer.
Family Arrive«. Mrs. Lewis J. aro Iva Rose (Mrs. iiaiuuker). Luellu
show,
which
begins
on
July
28th.
He
las, Oregon, brought five of the short twice during the four months summer
District Attorney John Irwin has Mead and children are here from
ilenretta, Aalph Earl, Sidney, Lucy
distance runners here, and he was grazing season. There is no water on stated that the wild horse races of been hard at work for the past week,
Seattle to join Mr. Mend, who is as­ Annabel, Carl, Louis, Ivsn, Cura and
successful in winning twelve of the the range, but the sheep are driven the last two days of the Rodeo were arranging matters to be brought to
sisting Fiscal Agent Hogue of the Wiima.
races during the show, in the string to a nearby stream lower down the the best he had ever seen. "You have the attention of the jurors.
reclamation service.
Fourteen years ugu she united with
the
country
and
the
natural
lo
­
were Zelina, Wade Hampton, Caper- mountain side. Lambs from this
the
Christian < liurcb, and wheu called
cation
for
a
show
of
this
kind."
con
­
nia. Climax and Hildebrand. Wade range weighed 65 pounds on the Chi­
"MAGNET" GAME
Indian» to Wnl—A marriage lie- home her membership was at Klam
tinued Mr. Griffin in discussing the
Hampton tied Dick Rusher the first cago market
IS LATENT OUT
ense was issued Monday to Daniel •th Falls, Oregon. The parents of
Rodeo. "1 hope that I will be able
day, and came in first the two follow­
the de< eased died during bor Infancy,
to
get
a
string
of
your
bucking
horses
ing days.
BERLIN, July 7.—The German Weeks and Clara Walker. Both reside
on
the
reservation
a ml later in life she came to Kansas
for
my
show.
What is considered the classiest
provincial police are endeavoring to
with an uncle, where alle niet her
“
Your
riders,
too,
are
certainly
horse in the string was Capernia» a
roundup a gang of hotel thieves work­
husband.
there.
All
of
them
will
be
welcome
3-year-old, sired by Bear Catcher. COVNCIL TOLD OF THE NECES­
ing an entirely new trick variously
About •Il ___
____
___ ____
yearn ugo
ah«, , with
her
at our Rodeo the last of the month, known as "The Magnet" or "The
Dick Klepper owes his success in the
SITY OF DOING SOME IMPROVE­ and 1 am pleased to state that sev-
husband,
moved
from
Kansas
to
this
Elks’ heavyweight race to the fact
Moth and the Candle." Hotels are
MENT WORK IN ORDEF TO jeral of tha boys have promised to be selected in the provincial towns which BAM), ODI» FEl.MlWS, HEBER IHN state, settling on a ranch three miles
that he borrowed Hildebrand from
oust of Bonanza, Oregou. She has
there and compete for the prizes.
HOLD THE FILING
Snelling. Lindsey Sisemore attempt-
have no electric lights, and few, even
AND FRIENDS ATTEND < EKK*
been In poor health for tiio last three
"Like
Klamath
Falls,
Salinas
tries
ed to win by the same game, and bor­
among the best, have that, Usually
MONIEN AT I. O. O. F. HALL ».ND
months,
and at tiio time of her demise
to
put
on
a
show
well
worth
the
mon
­
In order to protect the filing of the
rowed Wade Hampton, but some of
a rich farmer or traveler Is picked
CEMETERY
was at Merrill for medical treatment. *
the Elks boys caught him at it and city of Klamath Falls to the proposed ey, and we have also found that there out as the victim. A beautiful young
The funeral services were conduct­
held bis horse at the start. The fol­ : water supply source on Aspen Lake, is no mistake made in offering big woman, called the ’’magnet,’.' rents
ed
nt tho M. E, Church In Bonanza,
prizes.
This
attracts
the
best
riders
One
of
tiie
largest
assemblage*
ever
lowing day he slipped Zelina in with­ it is necessary for the city to do a cer­
an adjoining room. Late at night
Sunday
afternoon, by Elder S. D
and
ropers,
and,
of
course,
adds
to
gathered
here
for
such
a
sad
mission
tain amount of improvement work
out being detected until the finish.
¡the victim is awakened by a light
there this year. The amount and the quality of ths show.”
knock on the door, and a shy but■ was at Odd Fellows' hall Tuesday Harlan of Klamath Falls, assisted by
With the weather the hottest that kind of work to be done will be out­
sweet voice stammers out that Its morning to pay its last sad respects Rev. Warren. Following the services
OPERATE
UPON
it has been this summer, Klamath lined at the next meeting of the coun-i
owner is in difficulty. Her candle or to the remains of Ivan Daniels, who I lie body was laid to rest In the I. O
JACK
LONDON
Falls, for the first time in her history cil, when the field notes and other
gaB light has been extinguished. She lost his life in a tunnel near Dorris O. F. cemetery at Bonanza, Oregon
on the afternoon of the Fourth.
data
regarding
this
source
will
be
in-
has no matches.
is facing a beer famine. It is believed
OAKLAND, July 8.— Jack London,
The Klamath Falls Military band. CAI
The victim can't resist that voice.
that a special may be rushed here at spected.
¡the
journalist,
traveler
and
author,
which
Daniels directed for several
He opens the door of his room, and
There was some discuss ion as to
once with a cargo of the cooling suds,
but men who keep posted on such the advisability of the city spending I was operated upon today for appen­ sees in the dim hall, a picture in be­ years. turned out, as did Prosperity
IXINDON, July ‘J. Clarence M.
witching negligee, downcast eyes and Rebekah Lodge and the local 1. O. O.
matters declare that until relief money toward improvement work, if dicitis.
The physicians attending say his blushing cheeks. The victim, wheth­ F. lodge. Members of the band acted Smith, California banker and finan­
comes, those who are wont to hiBt the the water is not to be brought here
cier, who has b< eii studying European
tall glass keglets with the handles soon. In the main, the councilmen condition is highly satisfactory and er young or old, feels that gallantrv as pallbearers.
he
Is
rallying
rapidly.
agricultural conditions
~lth the
There
were
many
beautiful
floral
attached thereto, will by tomorrow agreed that it was to the advantage
demands be should aid beauty in dis­
American
Agricultural
commission,
llecea
and
tributes
from
individuals
tress.
No,
he
demurs
at
giving
her
have to drown the fires of their thirst of the city to protect and conserve
< leptons Here. Miss Madge Clop- matches. He insists upon going to and organizations.
declared today upon bls arrival hi re
with pop or worse still, water.
this site for future use.
ton,
and Lloyd Clopton, old r esi­ her room and lighting her candle or
The ceremony at the I. O. O. F. from Paris, that in Italy, Germany.
The suds shortage is ascribed to
Later in the year the council may
dents of Klamath county, are lierà gas himself. The lady stands at the hall was conducted by Rev. George 11. Austro Hungary and France he found
a number of different matters, but make a trip to the reservoir site.
.from
Berkeley to visit friends. They door of her room; rarely will she en- Feese, pastor of (irate M. E . church. evidence of great interest among busi­
at-
it is laid princi tally to the large
have been in California for several ter while the chivalrous farmer Is Music was rendered by Mrs. Don J. ness mon and large manufacturers In
tendance at the Rodeo, and the hot «OMAN DEAD;
I
the coming Panama-Pacific exposition
MAN MISSINO years, but are well known to al) of there. She is very modest. The vic­ Zumwalt and Mrs. E. It. Henry.
weather during the three days of the
the old timers.
At tiie grave the I. O. O. F ritual
tim is in no hurry to leave.
show. A fourth of July is always a
AERIAL FLIGHTS
When lie awakens in his own loom was observed.
good day for the sale of this bever­
CHICAGO, July 7.—A fashionably
120 YEARS AGO
n< xt morning lie finds he lias been
age, but in addition, the third and dressed young woman was found in CZAROVITCH TO
SPLASH IN Mi l) ri bbed of money and jewe-ry Con
HOUSTON, Texas, July 8 Lieu­
fifth were also record breakers at the Victoria hotel this morning, dead
WASHINGTON. July 9. Officials
federates of the "magnet" slipped tenant Loren Call of the Army Avia­
from asphyxiation.
the sudsfoundries.
of
Die recently established l.mreley
ST. PETERSBURG, July 9 It was into the room while the "magnoc” tion Corps, was instantly killed here
The end of a rubber tube, leading
Monday morning the local supply of
aero-dynamic
laboratory at the Smith­
keg beer was exhausted, and it is said from a gas jet, was bound around her officially announced here today that was having her candle or gas lighted. today when an aeroplane collapsed
sonian
Institute
today commented on
the
young
czarevitch
wil)
be
sent
to
shortly after rising into the air. The
that the bottled supply is by no means head, Her body was bruised.
the
fact
that
It
was just 120 years
Sakkl,
in
Northern
Crimea,
where
he
the
Army
Avla-
accident
occured
at
Mrs. I. D. Applegate and Mrs. L.
The police believe the girl was
a long one. The owners of the beer
ago today that a man named Blanch­
.will
undergo
a
course
of
treatment
In
!
lion
field
near
hero.
Gerber
left
Bunday
morning
for
Ash
­
emporiums state that although there beaten and the tube tied to her lips
ard the Rodman Law of vcstei day-
the famous mud and salt baths at that land, where they will be the gueits of
is a knack in the trade of pulling less while she was unconscious.
John 8. Griffith Is here from Eagle startled America by ascending in a
Mrs. C, E. I’eil during the Chautau­
Last night she and a man register- place.
ambrosia and more foam for the glass
Ridge
Tavern, giving attention to balloon at Philadelphia. It was the
Besides the mysterious ailment qua meetings. They were accompa-
they will not resort to this practice, 'ed at the hotel as "Mr. and Mrs. John
business
matters. He wil remain a first time the feut had ever been ac­
with
which
the
heir
to
all
the
Russlaa
nied
by
Morey
L.
Applegate,
who
will
as they firmly believe in the work- Smith.” The man left about mid-
complished on this side of the At
has been afflicted since last fall, and visit his sister a few days before re­ few days.
ingman’s right to his scuttle o’ hops, night.
iantic.
which is said to be incurable, he has turning to Mexico.
The comment was brought forth in
I’. W. Snyder, who lias a ranch In
"DRY" GRACING
Mills Visit*—Harry Mills, formerly been suffering recently from a hard­
connection
with the present day sluge
the
Swan
Lake
country,
Is
here
from
Charles
Roberts
left
on
this
morn
­
IS THE LATEST a resident of this city, but now living ening of the tissues of the left knee,
of air navigation when aeroplanes,
at Butte Falls, in Jackson county, is which the court doctors believe the ing’s boat for Odessa, where he will Swan on a business trip.
hydroaeroplanes, dirigible balloons
WASHINGTON, D C., July 7.— here on a business trip. Mr. Mills is Sakki baths will relieve.
rusticate while convalescing from bis
O. W. (Vole find wife of Portland and other types of air craft havo ceas­
Sheep on the Nebo national forest, in still connected with the management
recent illness.
are here on a vacation. They leave ed to be novelties throughout the
Utah, go four and a half months with­ of the City and County Abstract com-
Elmer Hendricks, Clyde Batchelder
out water except for such moisture as pany.
1n the morning for Rocky Point, civilized world. George Washington
W.
B.
Simpson
of
Algoma,
who
lias
and I’earl and Olive Winters returned
was an interested spectator nt the
they get from the dew and the juices
to Ijray on Monday, after being in been here attending to business mat­ where they will camp.
Lewis Wins Prize. There were attendance at the Rodeo.
of forage plants.
first balloon ascension In this country.
ters, returned to the sawmill town
Grazing sheep on a range entirely 387 light globes in C. B. Coon’s win-
C. B. Clendenning and MI hh Beat­
this morning.
destitute of water is a recent innova­ dow. I>eon Lewis guessed within five
Mrs. C. K. Seitz left this morning
rice Clendennlng were here from tiie
4th of July Daughter Dr. Wright
tion, due to the Increasing demand of this, and won first prize, and Mrs. reports the birth of a daughter to Mr.
for Mason City, Iowa, where she will
S. E, Icenblce, u well known Klam­ I ranch near Midland Wednesday.
for forage and the efforts of the for­ Charles DeLap won the second prize. and Mrs. R. A. Bunnell. The girl ar­ ath county farmer, Is here from his
visit relatives, She wil also spend
est officers to find a place on the for­ The guessing contest attracted much rived Friday, and weighed 7*4 ranch In the valley, attending to busi­
Money to Iatan W. J. Shaver, at­ some time in other Middle Western
est ranges for all the stock that can attention.
torney at law, Klamath Falls, Ore.
cities.
pounds...
ness matters.
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