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There’s a chance for fifty-four women to SAVE FROM $4.00 to $ 10.00 on a suit, coat or dress, provided they don’t wait too long to make selections One week ago we announced that we would dose out our present entire stock oi women’s coats, suits and dresses at an im portant saving to the public. Al that time we had more than one hundred garments. The selection is splendid yet, as we have fifty four garments left and they must be sold within the next three weeks. If in need oi acoat, suit or dress, you can’t afford to overlook this opportunity to buy where price has been reduced as it has been here on garments of quality. La Vogue Garments featured at this store Early buyers get the choice :iwr< <• at Monday night » meeting of WORK ALL < ITY HALL BONDS council, when they pointed a free WINTER ON THE CARRIED BY VOTE ly signed petition, asking that the MODOC POI NT JOB OF FOUR TO ONE All tbe exercises showed careful, Hl NDRED8 • »(' MEN KILLED ON count'll make a donation of (60 a training on tbe part of the teacher | Two cases of scarlet fever in the MAIN CANAL 18 NEARLY FOI RTH WAHI» THE ONLY ONE and all tbe children showed close' family has resulted in the quaran month or more to carry on the work IM »TH SIDES of th« organisation COMPLETED WHERE DEFEATED attention and enthusiasm in the way tining of the family of Captain John Talks weie mad« by Hunter Sav- < «>rlvapontient» tre Not AI low. »I u. they carried their parts. Parker at Shippington. As the chil I m - Telegraph Today, ami AH the tdg« and It A. Johnson for the di Test Boring* Being Marie at the Pro- Overwhelming Vote in Favor of In- The proceeds are to be used in buy- ■ dren attended school until the quar |M>sed Site of tltc .spraguc River Dia|>at4 lMw N« tit by Courters ire rectors, explaining the need of pub debtcMlncMH for New Municipal ing library books for the school. antine was started, there is some con I «denti lU'in- Dam—Crew of Eighty Men Is Em S( rue ture Coat by Tax|>ayera—Ma t « nsonsl al Jaurès—Federai lU-in- licity nt thin time. sternation among the parents of tbe It was ugrecd by the council that ployed by the lUx hniuition Service jority in Either Fimt or Second school children. forcrutcuia llrlvcu Iroin Train». Hear Ye! Hear Ye* the members will consider an addi of the Indian Bureau on (tie Reaer- l\anb> More Than Enough to Off ami Train» Taken by \ Ilin's Army But among the men employed in tional levy for this purpose in the A Session of Ye Deestrick Skewl, the Pelican Bay mill, the Long Lake «at ion Irrigation Project. set the Total Opjamition to Bonds. next AseeMinent. presided over by T. S. Griffith, will be plant, 'the box factory and other in I I. PASO, Texan, Nov. 2S.—Fif “If possible we will keep men at t« < n liundr>«*l («lierais, with four «an By a vote of nearly four to one, held in the Mt. Laki church at 8 dustries at Shippington, the conster work .all winter on tbe excavation the property owners of Klamath Falls o'clock Saturday evening. oon (hia aflrr»""» rrariMwl Haragoaa. nation is still worse. The Parkers BONDS and rock work,” said Engineer H. W. All pupils will be provided with a I vclb-ving Gcm ral Kalasar, wlu» Monday went on record as in favor of conduct a laundry at Shippington, I Hincks, in charge of the work being trawtctl aouth. Mh<l> r llu- prot« tlon <>f issuing (50,000 bonds for the con free lunch. The whole session is and they had the clothes of the men According to a wire on Tuesday done on tbe Modoc Point irrigation struction of a city hall. open at all times to inspection—in I all ironed and ready for delivery th« gun». fact, visitors are welcomed. I tv« liumlrcd rclx-l <av«lry m«'u from Attorney W. 11 Shaw, who ac- project by the Indian service. I when the health officer placed them In the Fourth Ward alone was the apiMtarvd Iron» Hir rvar, and in turn I < oinpanled Nelson to San Francisco, Mr. Hincks is here today attending issue defeated. The majority in the behind a red flag. they took tbe gun». silrnclng tbr hrr Mr. Nelson wus released on bail last to business matters in connection Second ward alone would have been LAIRD O' SEIBO ; night and his hearing set for Wod- with the work. LIKES THE EARTH I At Monday night’s meeting of coun aml pursuing the fwicral». sufficient to overcome the opposition. cil, R. A. Cantrail, the new member ml Itodrigur*. who ba* !•«••• n.sday. Bail was reduced from I «.000 Genet—-------- — “ We will endeavor to keep the The vote by wards follows: from the Fifth ward, asked the health NEW YORK. Nov. 25 —Andrew brougtit lier» for trvaluwnt, late to- to (1,000, which was furnished. ground open with plows all winter,” officer if these clothes could be fumi Mr. tfbaw states that there is noth For Against Carnegie is today celebrating his 72d <la> rv|H»rt«Ml tliat General Sala/ar he continued, "and if the soil does gated and sent to the owners. ing to th« IMrolt matter, and that 3 First Ward . ......... 63 birthday. He received many visitors waa killed aml his «Uviatam «II bul an- “Before they can be sent out the it was only a libelous lie. He says not frees« too deep, men will be kept Second Ward ......... 110 5 at his Fifth avenue mansion. nilillated in thl« putwu». that ovarything is shaping for the at work all tbe time. There is some Third Ward ......... 52 27 “If you can show me a man who clothes must be washed in an anti t.encral Talmant», commanding «»• rock work that was left for the win Fourth Ward ......... 11 30 will give me an option on bis life be septic solution," said Dr. Truax. Sonora truop». wa* «l»<» Idlled today. br-td, and that Nelson will be home ter, and this will soon be started.” It was decided last night that no this week free from all charges. Fifth Ward . ..... 10 5 can name his own price, and I'll glad A force of 75 or 80 men is employ After a full Investigation Mr. ly pay it,” said the steel king. "This guard would be placed over the Par El. PASO. Texas, Nov. 26.—The ed In the work on the project. This Total......... .......... 246 6» earth is such a heaven that I don't ker home, as Parker had promised l>igg«*i and fiercest butti« fought on Shaw bnlievrv that Nelson is a vlc- year they have practically completed the councilmen that he would see tlm of enemies In those charges which want to leave it.” 1X4» la now In Tho structure is to be built on the Mexican »<»U since the main canal of the project, besides that his family remained at bome. have been brought against him. city’s property on Walnut street, be progress. General Villa and 7,500 many of the biggest laterals. The wants of the family wili be «t- PETTUS CASE IS 9,500 federal Sol- tween Fourth and Fifth streets. Part rebels «re opposing tended to by the city, through Coun- Early next year the government of the feeble objection to tbe issue I I RRIs CAKE IK FIRST ON LIST diem. oilman Cantrall. DISMISSED TODAY will commence the construction of tbe was through dissatisfaction with the The battle line extends twenty dam across Sprague River, by means In preparation for the opening of site. miles, from Bauche oil the west, in a Ifs a Boy. Circuit Judge ILL.Benson Tuesday of which the water will be diverted ». mi-circle to Zaragoza on the east. The special election Monday was the December term of the circuit Paul Lucas, one of the proprietors In ths «enter. Tierra Blanch« and morning dismissed the charge ngalnst for the irrigation of Indian farm land. held in accordance with a petition court, the grand Jury from the last of the People’s Market, is wearing a Frank Ferris, charged with child term will gC into session tomorrow Toward this end, tests of the rock General Villa have their headquar submitted to the council some time broad smile this afternoon, all on ac stealing. This was done at the re to consider matters criminal until at the dam site are being made. There ter». Blanch« has the telegraph wires ago by a number of local taxpayers. busy <»n official business, and will not quest of Prosecuting Attorney Irwin. was also recently established auto This asked speedy action, in order to they are discharged Saturday night. count of the arrival of a big boy at Ferris was charged with attempting matic gauges on Sprague River and make possible construction next The new grand jury will be drawn the Lucas home Tuesday afternoon. allow the correspondents to file their to abduct Harriet Fink, a young girl, Rican Creek, to compile data regard spring. Monday morning. stories. The first two days of the term will H<> freely furnishes information, so whose faro he puid to Corning, Calif. ing the water supply, etc. I As soon as the proper legal steps be devoted to naturalization matters The jury disagreed when the case reports are sent over Hie border When completed, the project will the i , are taken the bonds, twenty years. As they pass through was tried Inst summer. irrigate 0,340 acres on the reserva bearing 6 per cent interest will be and the trial of Robbert Pettus. by courier Pettus is charged with the larceny tion. Jaurez. these reports nre all cen- offered for sale to the highest bidder. of horses from the Walker ranch in WANTLAND OPEN; sored. MILLS ADD. GLAD Barnes Valley. The fighting, which lulled with tlie HEALTH MATTERS I desire to announce RKTIARDSON IS 1 Following these, the court will coming »( darkness, was resumed this VP AT MEETING that I have purchased the FEELING BETTER Mills Addition people are to be giv ' take up civil suits until the following morning at daylight. The federal W. E. Pel ley Bankrupt en a more diroct entry to tho city, fol ! Monday. troojm were driven back beyond their Stock of Jewelry at 40 eta. Tbat there is real need fbr suitable Circuit Judge Henry L. Benson is — trains, which were captured by the lowing the ruling of the railway com quarters for isolating persons with on the dollar. in receipt of a letter from R. M. Rich- ELECTRICAL MEN mission In regard to extending Want rebels. < ontngtous disease v as the statement | ardson, his efficient court reporter, ON A BIG STRIKE | Tills was one of the Reports from Villa’s flel<l base in land avenue. The commission has of City Health Officer L. L. Truax last who left here several weeks ago for finest stocks of Jewelry dicate that the Huerta forces are re Just allowed the city to extend the night, when he asked the council to I SCHNECTADY, N. Y., Nov. 25.— J ever brought to Klamath treating. The rebels are following, street to the junction of tho railroad provide such it place. Dr. Truax Southern California to regain his health and strength. and Sixth street. Ten thousand electrical workers in Falls. In fact, it was of and harrnaslng them. stated that it would not be necessary Tho ruling made provides that: Mr. Richardson was threatened the employ of the General Electric such a high quality that it The rebels have lost 100 men. and '* • • * the right and priv to have this in an out of the way with a nervous collapse, and follow- company this morning struck. They twice that number wounded. It is did not sell readily. It ilege Is hereby granted to the city of place, its It could easily be fumigated Ing the advice of his physicians ho marched out with no disorders. believed that the federal loss exceeds consisted of a complete Klamath Falls to construct said high I | I h hard plastered, and the neighbors made arrangements to leave this sec The shops were immediately closed line of Jewelry in both (his. tion for the winter, but his recovery down. way across such established right of would be in no danger. Solid Gold and Filled, 811- Tho matter was referred to the has been so rapid that he now wants As a result 19,500 men are out of WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 25.— way at grade. ver Flat Ware, both solid to return and resume his duties. His work. “Subject, however, to the right health committee. Officials arc watching tho Tnmplco ami plated, handsome Tea At a mass meeting this afternoon it Another matter the health commit physicians advise against this, and in district, and Admiral Fletcher and hereafter, In event any railroad Seta, Smoking Seta and Ambassador Lind have gone there to tracks are constructed which will tee will attend to is the inspection of his reply to the letter Judge Benson was stated that the walkout has the Toilet Seta in Silver, Cut < ross such highways, to require the the school children. Heretofore the told Dick that it would not do for sanction of the American Federation investigate. Glaas and China, both Whether or not the marines will be installation and maintenance of prop- pupils have been examined twice a him to return, and assured him that of Labor. Hand Painted am! Havi sent there depends upon Lind’s re er signals, warning, gates or other de month by tho city physician, but this all arrangements had been made to land, and Clocks. vice to warn or protect tho public in term Dr. Truax declared that the cut have his court duties placed in effi- The work of transplanting trees port. from the nurseries to the Panama- United States troops are also watch the manner provided by chnpter 276 in his official salary made this lmpos- cient hands. llecause of the low price Pacific International Exposition has slble. Ing closely the tight in Northern of the General Laws of Oregon.” at which I purchased this been commenced. The first to be There was much discussion ns to MT LAKI PUPILS Mexico. stock I am putting it on M SHINE IN PLAYS planted were some acacias, pines and Improve Poatofficc. this, and the duties of the health offi-, sale at about one-half of cypress, which were put in the large Postmaster Delrell has nrranged cer, but the matter was finally left --------- CITY MAY’ AID the regular retail price. It Under the direction of Miss Jessie grassy park on the esplanado of the COMMERCE BODY for the renovating of the postofflee, to the health committee and the mem will be your opportunity and a force of men are at work kal bers of the school board for settle T«'lford, their teacher, the pupils of Marina, abreast of the Palace of to get the finest of Christ Mt. Laki school gave a very enjoy Mines and Metallurgy. The work of There is a possibility that the next somlnlng, rovnrnlshing and otherwise ment. mas gifts. Remember gl able entertainment. Two plays, some transplanting will be prosecuted act tax levy for the elt.v will carry with It Improving the looks of the quarters. will do the work of $2 at The Panama-Pacific Exposition fire recitations and songs, and an exhibi ively. n small levy for providing a fund to In ndditlon, Mr. Delzelt has taken up this sale. assist the Chamber of Commerce In with the council the matter of hav apparatus, to be installed soon in the tion of calisthenics formed the pro its work of exploiting Klamath coun ing the alley In the rear of the post nearly completed fire houses, will be gram. which was followed by cake, I The state of New York hu appro- | printed (700,000 for its building at office so graded that mall can be de of the latest motor driven pattern. cocoa and sociability. ty to incoming settlers. The two plays were th« “Btreet Mu- the Panama-Pacific International Ex- The mntter was brought up by the livered there from the depot, making The personnel will be composed of sictana,” given by the very little folks, position. [ trained, experienced firemen. directors of the Chamber of Com- a great saving of time. 4 fintisi Mint Ik utïlCü IS ON Xi,“1"’. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . °'“r! SCARLETFEVER SCACt AT SHIPPIRGTON An Announcement Frank M. Upp