. 101 I THE SEMI-WEEKLY HgRALD, KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. « NOTICE Klamath County Fir Dimension î s f Klamath Falla, Ore. Corner Main and Spring Streets You Will Never Be Able to Buy Cheaper. Improve Your Property While the Price Is Low Phone 107 opposite the grand stand and an arena 150 feet wide will be constructed be tween them. Corrals will be built, Mis. t'urrl«« Chapman Cult, Inter opening on the arena on each side of national In ml of the suffrage move CHICAGO. June lu. With Miss A number of Issues of a souvenir I lilted Press Servie« ment, will be the chief »|a«ak««r nt the Jane Addsms, noted soclul worker, edition of the Klamath Falla Express The Rodeo Association is assured the judges' stand, so that the horses .1. M. Ezell to Geo. Taylor et al, CHICAGO, June 6 Looming high i banquet. Hhe Is also to address the »peaking ou of a sufficient number of good, hard an be in readiness for each event be Women's Clubs and (now defunct), printed in January, ¡quit claim deed, *25, NEH SW H and above all other questions likely to on "The Progress of the federation bucking horses and wild horses to fore the last one is over. The track Public Policies," the twelfth bien 1895, were found in the basement of NW‘« FEH. See. 27-39-9. confront the General Federation of make the coming July show a big is also to be put into first class cou- American Woman " Other speakers nial conference of the Federation of the postoffice building by Postmaster Robert Connor to Carrie Dixon, Women's Clubs convention here next al lh< dluiKi will Is Miss Julia I u Many exceptionally hard dition. week la that of woman suffrage. It tlirop, head of the child ten's bureau Women's Clubs Is to be started for Delzell, and some Interesting side quit « land deed. *1U. E H NW >4 an I success, According to Acord and Simpson, mally tonight. Moat of today was ab and NEH SW H , buckers have already been gathered lights on the early days are given. iota 1 ar I 2, lot 3 was u question that was worrying i at Washington. I Mrs. Harlan Ward sorbed lu gathering up the loose ends up and are now in pasture near the who returned Wednesday from a Sec 7-33 7 H- The issue Is profusely Illustrated, both national and state leaders of the t'ooley. president of the Chicago Wo- search for bad mounts, there will be of the arrangements for the federa but many of the buildings, as well as United States to Le.«fy Van Brim- Rodeo grounds. suffrage movement here today. ui« ii ' b Club. Mrs Frederlck A Dow. tion's sessions, which really gets down people pictured, have passed away. r>er, | alert NEH ,N XV «, , Sec. 18- i Art Acord has just returned from competitors from all parts of Klam Whether the federation admitted president of the Illinois Fed* ration the Bly country and the reservation, ath county at the Rodeo, in addition to buslnesa tomorrow. Even the business houses advertising 41-11. ly the for« most body of representative of Women's clubs . Mix Georg.- Ilio.», Do.ig • to Wevcr-1 where he secured nine more mean to the cowboys from other ranges. Franc!» Hornet The first business on the docket for then are no more, or are changed to women In the country today would In > burg«- of arrangement« for the fed The Klamath boys have demonstarted outlaws for the bucking contests. «orne out dally in favor ol the uni eration convention, and Mrs. Grace Thursday la the reports of the varl- other bands. The biggest ad display hl -user I and compan/, warranty Harry Stilts, who has charge of se their horsemanship in the past, and de -1 e2 ooo. EH SEi, «nd v«. SE OUS chairmen of special committees. 0Ue w „h N. S. Merrill ’ s name slgn- versal franchis« , or coutluuc to si>l< Wilbur Trout. curing the stock, has arranged with can be depended upon to give as good On Friday Mrs. Ella Flagg, super- «.q |n which It Is stated that lots In . A . He-.- ¡18-35-15. step the proposition, »«« a matter of Mr. Vinson of Langell valley for forty an exhibition as any. Klamath Korporation to F. J. Stln- lutendent of the Chicago public Ms rrlll, "The Flour City," can be pur- grave speculation. Neither prominent or fifty wild horses. Vinson has about There are several relay strings be »< bools, will address the assembly on chased at from *25 to *50 each. metz et ux, deed. *10, lot 15, block suffragists nor delegates tn the fed Gis \«> I iti K.lir 300 wild horses, and he will pick out ing trained, and the relay race to be "Education in a Democracy." Most! — ------ - - ~ -• ‘ ------ — - • 211, Mills Second addition. STAXDN IX 4 Milts Chilwood A Ogle, druggists, Castel eration's meetings would venture a of the day Is to be given over to edu Klamath Korporation to Mary E. a bunch of the wildest and meanest held during the three day show prom Daggett, brokers, and S. C. Ham- prediction as Io tho probable action cational topics, Mrs. O. Hh««pard Bar-' Clewell, deed. *10, lot 3, block 210, he can find in the band. The wild ises to be a hard fought contest, with 1 alter are other advertisers. that would be taken by lh<< national According tu ri. J. Hailey, local num of Alhambra, Calif., vocational horse races this year promise to be lots of money bet on the outcome by Mills Second addition. In the Issue the editor, I). B. Worth association of women's clubs agent for the Southern l*a< lllc, the training, social hygiene, political scl- even more exciting than last year. the ranches represented in the race. William S. Worden et ux to Frank ington. gives the following descrip Mrs Grs<e Wilbur Trout. pr< -Ideiit un tubera of the Klamath Chamber of Work is to commence tomorrow on Great preparations for the Rodeo en«e and peace also will be discussed. Dehm. warranty deed, *10, lot S, tion of— of the Illinois Equal Suffrage Asso Commerce have been misinformed re the grounds and grand stand, The are being made at the I.iskey ranch, Helen Vardlck Boswell of New block 4 3, Worden. "The Town of Klaauilli Fulls ciation, was hopeful. ribo declared garding fleight lu tiie local yards. X ork Is to have charge of the general E. R. Reames to Wm. A. Earle, boxes are to be removed and the in Swan Iaike Valley, where four "Klamath Fallal formerly Link- that If th«« time "seemed propitious'' With refereu«« to the handling -ubject "Preparation for Citizenship.” * viile) is the county seat of Klamath deed, *198.83, lot 8, block 13. Fair seats continued on down to the mean buckers were tried out and ac an effort would be made to have a of freight al the depot, I desire to Alt |,e Friday evening session the! ground. This will give additional cepted by Acord and Simpson. In ad resolution favoring woman suffrage say that th« statement made lu the |t(,v Jenkin l.loyyd Jones will speak c< unly. Its population is but 600, view addition. accommodation in the main grand dition to furnishing bucking horses, Walter E. Morrion to Lucretia E. yet a large volume of business Is pres« tiled to the federation .Northwestern thia morning, that cars on "Woman's Supreme Task—the done In the town, for it is the base of Roles, warranty deed, *10. 8H NW aland fog ZOO people. These seats the I.iskey ranch is preparing a fast "We are unxloiis," said Mrs Trout, of freight often stand for ten days Bringing of Peace." supplies for an immense country. It H, Sec. 34; SEH NWH, Sec 32- are to b^numbererf Ind can be re- relay string, and will also have a "that such a body of representative befoio being unloaded, la absolutely .-ervtd. .-•rved. 'chariot quartet and a team uf £o* Mrs Carri« Chapmsnn Catt will tell has four general merchandise stores, 39-10. and Influential women endorse uni false, and further, 1 cau substantiate u|IUiit The jud^-a' static Is to be moved.! boys in the fag f ' The World's Progress of Wo-i The Klamath Development compa one hardware store, two drug stores, versal suffrage Hut we do not In this with records which will readily one furniture store, three saloons. ny to Leo B. Sharp, warranty deed, tend to fight through a resolution or disprove such statement,” said Mr. ; men." Saturday la to be given over to art three hotels, one barber shop, two *10, lots 13 and 14, block 35, Hot Indulge In any tactics that will create Bailey. and literature, with visits to various confectionery stores, three livery sta Springs addition. animosity for tin- movement. Unless "in fact, there cauuol be found lu libraries and art galleries * C. A. Dalzell et ux to F C. Walters, bles, two blacksmith shops, one plan circumstances and tho time seem pro lour r«'corda, sluce 1911. a case where ing mill, real estate offices and other warranty deed, ,10. EH and WH pitious when the fedi-rallou's conven incrchaudlse cars were not unloaded \X I It XG <>F LOEC-AL brunches of busiuess. There is but Section 16-40-14 H. tion gets under way, we shall make no within three days after being re- Grace Dalzell to C. A. Dalzell, war- X ETER IXs ox I It 7t> X I Xlti* one church — the Presbyterian." attempt to have the «onvention to go ivlved, an«! such cases are exception Among the men whose pictures ap- ranty deed, *lo. EH riec. 16-4U-14H on record Bather, we prefer-to con Gus Melhase el al to School District A perusal of the roster of F. B. I»*«r ««><1 who are still here are J. tlnue our ■ auipalgn of edu<atlon. nut ally rare. "Mouday ulgbl lust wo received leu ; plague Post, Grand Army of th« Re- Frank Adams, E R. Reames, Captain 4 4, warranty deed. *130.35, part of I must any that we are hopeful." I NW H . Sec. Siemens, H. L. Benson. H. F. northwest corner of SW Mias Jane Addnina. head of the 'tars of merchandise freight, one of public, shows that the average of the J national woman suffrage movement the larg«st. If not the largest, receipts veterans of the War of the Rebellion Murdoch, Charles E. Worden, S. C. 21-39-9. ........ .. ... ....... Is 71 Hamaker, R. S, Moore, Seldon Ogle. In Klamath county In the al once of Dr Anna Howard tor any one day within the last two tesldlng .......... Shaw In Europe, and other national years; extra help was employed on )t.urt U|1(j a months. The oldest Is Marion Hanks. Alex Martin Jr., I. D. NHII’IH II.DER.w HEBE ACTIVE and alate officers of suffrage associa Tuesday, and those ten cars will be George M Glffoti, wlio has passed the Applegate, C. S. Moore, Judge Leavitt, tions here, subscribe dto the slate unloaded today (Wednesday) by 3 Hist mile stone, and the youugest is Judge Worden. J. F. Goeller, Captain SHIPPINGTON, June 10. Joseph o'clock, in time to make delivery. E. II. Itamaby of the fife and drum Applegate, Judge Baldwin. Dan Dris ment of Mrs. Trout. At the Inst convention of the fedel Ibis is practically the second day af- corps. who has seen 66 yearn roll by. coll and S. C. Graves. There is one Guthrie, owner and master of the The ages, regiments and companies Picture showing "Little Mark Schal- steamer Hooligan, is fitting up the atlon, held in San Francisco, and nt tei reielpt, as the freight train ar previous meetings, the suffrage ques- rives during the night, and this is of the local Grand Army men. follow: lock" sitting on a county fair calibre boat in fine style as an excursion boat. The captain says he has already ex- ; lion was never permitted to come be- J*"‘ manner In which all of our extra A Kershner, age 72. Company G, pt-mpkln. pended *l,0u0 in refitting and is not Eleventh Michigan Infantry. fore the delegates. According to large receipts are handled. through yet. tit T OF ANYl.t XI I. Regarding the freight tralu ser- O. A. Stearns, age 71, Company local club worn« n. this policy has been The captain's son. J. W. Guthrie, IF QUITN PAPER pursued In order to refrain "from \.ir Considering the fact that there First Oregon Infantry. will be engineer. The boat is to be la not nearly enough business to justl- E. B. liamsby, age 66, Company B, coercing the minority." re-christened before she goes into l ulled Press Service "The federation represents wom«-n «, a dully freight train on this Twelfth Indiana Infantry. CATHLAMET, Wash., June 10,—J. commission. A more thorough de James N. Adams, age ?0, Company of many races an«l creeds," said Mias blanch, we are endeavoring to give G. Bailey, editor aud publisher of the scription of the boat and her mission Arma Clark, au officer of the Chicago th< very best possible service with 'I Fifty-third Indiana Infantry. Henry Newnham. age 70, Company Columbia River Sun, one of two local on the lake will be given soon. Women's Club. "We have untl-suffra the tri-weekly train We ofteu hold The steamer Modoc is now the tire newspapers, has been released on pa ■lata, auffraglaU. and non clmmittala the trulli on the morning It goes west, ¡C, Forty-third Wisconsin Infantry. boat of the Upper Lake. A powerful role from the Western hospital for in- to got car loads of shook which have C. W. Sherman, age 73, Company We are eaaan- In the oigunlzatlon saue at Fort Steilacoom, on recom steam force pump, as well as ample Hally non-partisan, We don't care bot ti made ready In the evening be- K, Third Iowa Cavalry. C. M. Hunt, age 70. Company F, mendation of Judge Guy C. Allstou of fire hose has been installed aboard the for politic«, and we do not believe In fotc or at night after our switch train I Snohomish county aud Judge Edward iboat. 'Fifty-ninth Ohio Infantry. I has quit work. coercing the minority." In case of a fire along the water- , Company C. H. Wright of Pacific county. "Wo also carry In daily on the even- ' J. W. Redfield, age 07 That a strong bbl will be made for Bailey was paroled with the ax-'front an^ of the launches could tow, action of tho votes-for-women prop Ing passenger train merchandise Ninth Iowa Infantry. ¡the boat to the scene, while steam M. L. Poland, age 69, Troop A, Sev- press provision that he stay away'the freight in a large baggage car which osition l< forcaatod In the elaborate from Cathlamet aud also refrain en- could be raised on the Modoc during banquet planned for Hunday night. has bien assigned to this special ser eltlh Rhode Island Cavalry. George Noble, age 70, Company H.'tirely from further editorial contri- transit for immediate action. June 13, by the Illinois Equal Suf vice, so that perishable and Import ¡fire, with the steam power of the boat] hutions to tho Suu. frage Association nt the Congress ho ant In ight Is transferred at Weed Second Delawnre Infantry. ___ . ____________ concentrated on the pumps, there and hi ought to Klamath Falls wlth- Stephen A. Penny, age 71. Battery -------------- tel. Already 1,060 reservations have XVHITE IIOl'NE NEES THE would be force sufficient to throw a II, Hatch's Battery. been made, mid Influential dclegateaout delay there." PEACE IMH E FLY SOUTH stream over any of the buildings or1 Larkin Stucker. age 79, Company --------- factories on the shore. C, Thirteenth Iowa Infantry. Captain Wickström is deserving of WASHINGTON. D. C., June 10.— | John M. Corbell, age 72, Company The administration is satisfied that highest commendation for his gener- I, First Oregon Infantry. Corwin K. Seitz, age 68, Company only time Is needed to completely ¡our efforts In behalf of the public solve ... the ----------- Mexican r problem. me- good. H. Fifty-fifth Ohio Infantry. ...... ----------- The --------- Geo M. Glffon. age 81, Company dlators have accepted America's coun , ter proposal in principle, and this will North In Auto. it, Third Illinois Infantry. Dis. F. M White and G. H. Merry- E. F Riley, age 73. Company C. form the basis of the protocol. Bryan is certain there will be no man have started for Portland by Seventh West Virginia Infantry, Sec auto. They will attend to business serious interruptions. ond Army Corps. NIAGARA FALLS, Ont., June 10. matters and ttke in the Rose Show. William Boyle, age 67, Troop H. Informal discussions today revealed Seventh Pennsylvania Cavalry. John Sauber, age 80, Fourth WIs- the fact that Washington believes that Thad Returns. Thad G. M. Hattan has returned men like those surrounding Caranza g consin Battery. Mounted. should be named head of the provi from a business trip to San Francisco. sional government. "Porkey” Beturns. No names have as yet been dis I North for Visit. Fred Nicholson is again in Klamath MX XVORK IS KNtlXXX THROUGHOI T THE COUNTRY AN Miss Rose Reed, Police Judge Leav Falls, after spending several months cussed, the mediators still bearing the THE VERY BENT itt's assistant, has gone to Portland to Before returning views of both sides. In Los Angeles. I.v.v.v It is believed that the Huertistas attend the Rose Festival. At Weed Fred journeyed to Portland and Seat tle, taking passage on the steamer will object to America's suggestion, she met Miss Carrie Foster, who has 1028 Main Street la Insisting that the men named should been visiting In California, and the Klamath. Like all the rest, he Is jtwo went north together. I glad to be here again. ( not be allied with any faction. FEOEIMION OF WOMEN IS FEARFUL«;,.. . . . . . . . . . . . *’,n‘. . . . . . * $10.00 Big Basin Lumber Co Until Xs < ONGREKN IN HAKU IT Xtolth I TRANSFERS OF ! REAL ESTATE Anything in the Monument Line at Reasonable Figures I V • a «•2^ G. D. GRIZZLE 4 i n