Semi-Weekly HeraldM> IIAI
MONOAV. JULY m.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.
PAGI TWO
I
m 1 lij ™> mi » any lmu »
4TTIEN MAY MAKE
OWN PRIMARY LAWS
HOPE
SEEN
FOR
SEIIIEMENI
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HE Nd ELECTION
(IF FOHTMAATKRH
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The Jury Thursday evening return
SAI.KM. Ore., July 86.- Attorney TENTATIVE CONTRACT IH IP-
WASHINGTON. l>* 0., July 26
I
l’RO\ ED HÏ KING
ed verdict in favoro f Robert Ma y for
General Crawford today gave an
I'oMtnuister General Burleson has re-
41250 damages against the Mutual
oplulon to the effect that under the ( It) Now K iiouk What the Govern- ¡fused to recognise the Richards
Milling company. The first ballot
Editor
primary law passed by the legislature
W. O. SMITH ..
home
rule niuendiucut of the coustltu-
uien( Can and la U lillua to Do in |of
| stood six to six. It then switched to
South Dakota, which Is deslgued
The
Cedars,
and
expect
to
return
to-
tlon,
section
2.
article
11,
passed
in
Nettlement
of
the
Ankeny
Canal
Entered at the postoffice al Klamath nine to six in favor of a 21250 ver-
Ito
let
tho pooplo choose their own
I morrow
In the party were: Miss I9Id, a municipality or city of over
Nuisance; l,roplc Will I’robaldy Be
Falls. Ora., aa second class matter diet. Aa it was a civil suit, it took
' postmasters, Instead of having them
Maud
Baldwin.
Miss
Betty
Bell,
Miss
|
4»k<*<l
to
Authorise
Council
to
I
'
li
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2,000 inhabitants la not bound to
ter Into Contract With Heila ma 'appointed through political pull.
Pearl Boivin, Miss Lillian Van Riper. make direct primary nominations, but
Published by the Herald Publishing
May sued for a total of 24.283.95
Thu post master general says that
Miss Josephine Van Riper, Miss
llon Nt-rvlce
Company, of Klamath Falla, on ¡damages for alleged violation of con-
jean provide Its own methods by or
i he considers the law merely an ex-
Duncan.
Miss
Sanderson.
Miss
Ruth
Monday and Thursday ot each week tract. He claimed that he entered
■ per Intent.
Mrs. Rufus 8. Moore was hostess Avery, Miss Marjorie Weeks and Miss [ dinance.
The reclamation service received
-—---- —- ——————— into a contract to cut 10,000.000 feet
However, he held that where a city
a
large
party
of
friends
Friday
at-
to
Dorothy
Weeks,
Two dollars per year in advance
of timber, and that after a little over
had not made provision for election la wire today from Will R Klug, chief
Nolle«' of Final Acc«>unt
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■■———— -———~~ 600,000 feet had been cut and de- ternoon at "The Maples.' her beauti-
by other methods, the direct primary counsel ot the service, npprovltiK the
tentative contract and agreement lo> 'lit tho county court of Klamath coun
ntoniiilTK.N Bit. 1S81 9 IN
jlivered. the milling company forced ful west side borne, Five hundred i A very delightful party was given I would apply.
was played and prizes were awarded ¡Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Fred
ty, stale of Oregon
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES hlm
<lu,t work-
The clause of the constitution re tween the city of Klamath Fulls und
' I The milling company claimed that to Mrs Frank Jennings and Mrs. B. Melhase. Five hundred was played furred to by the attorney general says the government for Ilia settlement of In I I k * matter of th<> estate and
Delicious refreshments and beautiful prises offered for the
the Ankiny canal uufsance.
guardianship of Joseph 8 Heeds,
„
ok hi itHey were forced to stop placing logs K. Hayden
— I Phohi-
DALLAS. Texas. July 25.—
hohi-
WHllamson rlw by # ruUng were served. The guests were: Mrs. highest score. Refreshments were that the voters of a city or municipal
The city officials have iieeii working
nn Insam* person, now deceased.
ity of over 2.000 shall have the power
•
«nitar*«
bition was the big issue In today s of tbe interior department, and that Frank Ankeny, Mrs. H. L. Benson. ¡served to the following guests: Mrs. to enuct and amend the municipal ;<>n the matter some time with the
Nolle« la hereby given that the un-
state-wide democratic primaries for a complete and satisfactory settlement Mrs. C. I*. Mason. Mrs. J. T. Henley, C. C. Hogue. Mrs Fred Schallock. ¡charter. subject to the constitutional government and tlually u tentative tlerslgn««) lias tiled with the clerk of
the nomination of governor, members I was made with May at that time.
( Mis. Geo. Noland. Mrs. E. R Reames. Mrs. Claude Daggett. Mrs. G. K Van and criminal laws of the state.
agreement was reached, which now the abov«> entitled county court her
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Mrs. Frank Jennings. Mrs. C. I. Rob Riper, Mrs. R. E. Smith, Mrs. With
has been approved by the chief coun ¡final account und report aa guardian
of the legislature and other state of
erta. Mrs. E. W. Gowen. Mrs. Edmund row and Mrs. Van Bellen
sel for the reclamation service. It Is of the above mentioned estate and
OAKLAND TO BUY
HALL
HACK
FROM
ficers. Thomas H. Bell, of Houston,
HOME OF in » et Gowen. Mrs. B. E. Hayden. Mrs. F. J.
DENVER HENNION probable that It will be necessury to matter, and that Friday, August, 21.
Thursday evening a party of young
was the prohibition candidate for
Williams. Mrs. Silas Obenchaln. Mrs.
‘have the people vote on authorizing lull, al io o'clock in th<< forenoon of
(Herald Special Service)
¡Louis Gerber, Mrs. C. S. Moore. Mrs.) people enjoyed a trip to the pines on
nomination for governor, and James
“I only visited one city on my trip the council to enter Into Hie contract. ¡said day ut tho court house of said
The proposition, as tar as agreed county, has been appointed by the
OAK1-AND. Cal.. July 35 — For J
Moore Mrs W O. Smith. Mrs. the Upper Klamath Lake. The affair where buslueaa appeared to be good."
E. Furguson, of Temple, was backed
(he purchase of The Heights.- the|«eo. J. Walton. Mrs. W. S. Wiley, was given in honor of Walter Ferklns. said E. B. Hall, who has returned |to now. Is that eventually an agree Hon. William 8 Wonlen, Judge of
by the "wet” forces.
The fight was even carried to the ^“>7 home of Joaquin Miller. 24O.-| Mrs C. F. Stone. Mrs. W. W. Bald- who leaves soon for Walla Walla, from attending the Grund Lodge. B. ment Is to be entered into between I said court, as tho time mid place for
win, Mrs. Frank Ward. Mrs. E. J. Washington. All report having a I*. O. E., Elks at Denver. "That was lbe reclamation service und the city 'hearing objections to, and for settle
contest, for nomination to the legis-
J {Murray. Mrs. Geo. Wright. Mrs. L. F. «°°d t»m* until a panther broke up Salt Lake City. Business houses there that, in consideration of the Ankeny ment of said final account and re
liart’’ a“d thrc* them lnt0 « P«n,c seemed to be prosperous, but every- ditch being abandoned, the city agrees port; mol nil |>«rnuua Interested arc
lature. because it *ill be up to
'
Qak|an(j Willits, Mrs. C. E. Meldrum. Mrs.
i ¡Wilson. Mrs. R. E. Wattenburg, Mrs. ¡by its screaming. Those who en-
legislature In 1915 to decide whether ¡and jn a sbort tjme tbe beautiful'
¡where else things were very quiet. to furnish water to the present users hereby notlficil to file their objections.
the people shall have another chance bome of the dead poet will belong to i
H‘ l,ath ,, Mrs. K. G. Cummings. J°>ed ‘b* tr,P were: Miss Laura Bice. 'Business conditions In Denver are as • of the ditch, as far as claims are not Ilf any they have, to said account and
to vote for • —
or —
against
■ Oakland and
and will
will be
be the
the mecca
mecca of,
of
J- F’ Go*1,er’ MlM Maud B,ld' Miss Rachael Applegate. Miss Jennie ¡bad as has been reported and this con- waived by users, the city furnishing report on or before said day and hour
------ statewide Pfo* jOakland
hibition At the very top of the h*l-|thousands
bal- |,hmi«snd. ww«
hi. work
-«rw -an.!
Marjorie
McClure and Miss Applegate. Miss Beatrice Glenden-|
who lovxd
loved hts
while v *'«»•
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I ditlon exists throughout all of Col- the same quantity, during the same In snld court.
ning. Miss Bess Mulkey, Miss Mabel ' ¡orado, and even lu I-os Angeles, San period, and subject to th«> same con
This notice la published pursuant
lota in the primaries today
the “
voter
‘
“
/jhe wa. alive and revere his memory 'E"*ab<?,h McCurdy.
Sanderson, and Miss Ruth Talley;
was given an opportunity to vote for ¡now that he is dead.
’ Francisco and Sccramento and other ditions as the reclamation service did : to order so made on the 33d day of
♦♦♦
Messrs. Walter Perkins, Herbert Web-,
heretofore.
Jnh, T‘l I
or against "the submission of a con
Tbe final step in the move to have
Tuesday afternoon the Bridge Club ber, William Thomas. Gilbert Arnold, I cities I stopped at.”
The legal department of the rec
HARAII K HEEDH. Guardian
stitutional amendment prohibiting Oakland acquire the poet's former met with Mrs. A. M. Worden. Among
Mr. Halt reports a very interesting
withtn this state the manufacture, tome in the hills back of the city was those present were: Mrs. Frank Thomas Waters and D. C. Morris.
meeting of the grand lodge The at lamation service not being satisfied i 1' Brower, attorney for said estate
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22-20-6-13-20-sw
sale, exchange and intrastate ship taken when a large delegation of ’Ward. Mrs. Fred Melhase. Mrs. 8. E.
tendance of delegatts was very large thnt the charter aa now gives the
ment of intoxicating liquors, except women called on Mayor Frank K. Martin, Mrs. Chas Martin. Mrs. R. E. ! Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Worden euter- but everyone at the m« sting wa i there council authority to enter Into such
Entre Nous Club Tuesday
for medicinal and sacramental pur Mott and urged that the plan, which Wattenburg, Mrs. A. M. Worden. Mrs. tained the
strictly for business anu the ‘eaalon a contract, a draft Is to be submitted
Huttimons
evening,
Whist was played. The
emanated from the women of Oak- C. C. Hogue and Mrs. G. K. Van members present were: Mr. and Mrs. was well attended and full of Vie by the department of an amendment In tbe Circuit Court of the Slate of
pose«.”
Even If tbe drys nominate Bell the land, be carried out at once, so that Riper.
The ousldo Interest was not so ev to be submitted to popular vote, giv
. Oregon, for Klamath County.
C. C. Hogue, Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
weta have hopes of defeating submis ‘The Heights" could become city
ident as at other grand lodge sessions ing to the council power to enter Into ¡Charles Weat«y Judkins. I’lalntlff.
Long. Mr. and Mrs. West, Mr. and
sion by controlling the next legis property before the opening of the
nor was the attendance from sur- such a contract.
va.
A Jolly party of young ladies start- Mrs. F. J. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. A. -
The expectation la that with few
lature. The referendum on the sub 1915 fair. Mayor Mott promised the . . ,
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rounding territory as great.
Adrn Beatrice Judkins, !*et< ud«nt
ed a trip on the Upper Lake Friday by M. Worden, Mrs. Hum and Miss Jen-i ,,
mission question taken today was in women that he would see that the .
... visit
... «x
i nie
.
Having formerly
live in Colorado, exceptions the water users will re I To Adra Beatrice Judkins, ths Above
launch. They will
Odessa and
nle „
Harris.
•
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tended only as a guide to the demo item appeared in the budget.
Mr. Hall took occasion to visit many linquish their claims to the city, leav
Named Defendant
cratic leaders who will draft a state
of the towns where he was acquainted ing a few to be provided with water
“The Heights" will, after the city
In
the uame of the state of Oregon,
The strikes and trouble at (he mines during four months In the year, at you are hereby required to appear and
platform on August 11th.
gets title to it, become a part of the
The nomination of a democratic 1 Wildwood
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has been a hard blow to business, but the usual rate« of the water company answer tbe complaint filed against
chain of parks, a series of
candidate tor governor is equivalent I ----------
bpgufy spots
that
are
the crops this year In the northern for such service, the same to be paid you In th« above entitled suit, on or
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to election in Texas. The bitterest ‘ American cities.
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part of the state are good and the by the city, and the water uaers to h'f.Hi- the IStl
chain ________
consists
'A Igust, 1914,
¡people are looking for good times pay to the city tho same charge as that being the last day of th« time
personalities marked the campaign ln al| 0( a nme mOre than 300 acre«,
heretofore to the government, I. e .
when the crops are harvested.
between Bell and Furguson.
¡and the Joaquin Miller place is one
within which defendant la allowed to
Besides tbe prohibition issue, the of the links.
As a result ot the change in the 21.50 tier annum per Inch of water.
anawer herein as fixed by the court
BY MARGARET MASON
It la believed that the electors of for publication of summons herein;
promises of the candidates have dealt
tariff on sugar, the factories have cut
“It is not merely a sentimental feel
ths» price
1» r
on «iicae
(Written for the United Press)
I tbe
sugar hxuata
beets 23 COlltM U ‘the city will not hesitate to grant nml If you fall so to appear and
with land rents, educational appropri ing that prompts the Oakland women I
ton, which will probably result In a | |K>»er to enter Into auch a contract answer, (he plaintiff will apply to tbe
ations. prison reforms, and agricul to urge the purchase by the city.” ¡This little pig went to market,
tator
manner
No
summer
Kiris
should
'decrease
in arréate nest year, al Should it not meet with popular ap ¡court for the relief prayed for In the
tural problems.
said the leader of the delegation. "The
be without one.
though there Is a heavy crop ibis proval. It would appear that further complaint filed herein, to-wlt: For a
A congressman-at-large was to be place is really historic, and it can be ¡Thia little pig stayed at home.
negotiations will be useless
Another Romany-like head dress‘year.
decree of said circuit court of the
nominated today from among eleven bought now for much less than will This little pig had a tango.
state of Oregon, for Klamath county,
for
the
evening
gypsy
queen,
rather,
“
Give
me
Klamath
Falls,
”
candidates.
con-
be the case later.
This little pig had none;
Italns Bring Relief
forever dissolving the bonds of matri
“The stamp of Joaquin Miller’s [But e8Ch nttle pig you see, see. see than the GItana of daytime sports, is 1 tlnued Mr. Hall, “tn preference to
CHICAGO.
July 25. A thunder mony existing between the plaintiff
a
band
ot
ever-twinkly
and
vibrating
any
place
I
have
seen.
1
used
to
think
YOUNG STENOGRAPHER
personality has been placed on this
_
¡Jewels suspended from tiny chains Colorado was a pretty good place, but storm In Northern Illinois has brought and defendant, and for such other r«-
BREAKS ALL RE( OHDs home, where he lived for more than A
*5
llrf as to th« court shall appear meet
that dangle low over tbe forehead
<‘lther conditions there have changed relief from the heat wave.
a quarter of a century. Some of those
The temperature fell 10 degress and pro|>er In the premises.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.—In a ,who live in Oakland may not realize
NEW YORK, July 24. Its a case
Hair is still done high and the or el,e * «>•*•«■ before realized what
This summons Is published In the
speed trial held before Judge Sturte !bow highly the poet was esteemed by 'of
Ie<jl and MOIue feal I*** way simple coiffure la tbe most approved. s
good country we have here, 'within an hour. Heavy rains are re
Meml-Weekly Herald, n newspaper
vant. presiding over the superior the people of the East and of Europe, ’he girls are ail showing their piggies but as a sop to the eternal feminine Klamath county has a combination ported in Iowa and Nebraska
published at Klamath Falla. Oregon,
ot
attractive features of all
court of San Francisco. Lasher B. ;We were too near him. possibly, to‘these days. Sticking to the vernacu- ¡fancy for ornateness Is given tbe con- ,,f
by order of the Honorable William H
A New Invention
Gallagher, «v
20 yearn
years viu,
old, who
uauagner,
w
u
«--
obtain
the
proper
perspective.
We
lar,
us
uui
a
niieuru,
a
h*8:
Wel>*r, it’« not
scream, it’s
squeal. cession of many quaint trimmings for
,b« other places I visited, and none
Worden, county Judge of said county,
An
exchange
says
that
a
new
at
studied stenography only two years. are beginning to see that his old home Responsibility for the over-exposed ef •1 the evening head.
|°* their drawbacks
Klamath Falls
made and entered on the 1st day of
tachment
for
automobiles
Is
announc
wrote 284 words a minute, which was{vl]|
tbe mecca of many a tourist. If««* «re slippers cut so low in the
Feathers particularly are much foR me
ed. It Is a music box, and whenever July. A D. 1914, directing service of
as fast as anybody in the room could ¡and tbat wm be one oi tbe b)(t talk-1 ramp as to be veritable sandals, ex I flaunted and an effect weird enough
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the car Is driven twenty miles an hour summons herein to be made by publi
read to him. but apparently not as lnK points of Oakland and of Cal-.cept for tbe tact that they are stilted ,o ■ be bal ' |ed as a chef d ouvre of TROUBLE GROWH
or
less It plays “Home. Hwect Home," cation thereof In such newspaper for
fast as be could write, for he was not |forDia at large.
.up on heels more replete with inches Mmartness is obtained by wearing a
BtI.MI.NGO j but whenever It Is sent faster than six aucceaalve weeks.
than the rest of the shoe is with feet ,bIack velret band ,ow on t|)e fofe
flurried ln the least.
_________________ _
Date of first publication hereof.
lUnen nvor
ot/w/vlr In gpc so
art thin
aa fn
Worn
over stockings
thin as
to be b„ad over wb|ch atrand„ ot paradlae
WASHINGTON, D. C., July 25.— that the tune Is “Nenrer, My God, to July 2, 1914.
In the national shorthand speed PERRY <>. DeLAP ELECTED
Thee.
”
I According to advice« just received by
contests, 280 words a minute is the
BASEBALL MANAGER a snare and a delusion, the result is dangle
* •* as
vs s-z w as well
w vll over
'1 » w I the
V as <2 eyes.
“ J Co. Wide
v v I <1 v .
down
C. C. BROWER.
highest speed, and in the last con-
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that not the least wiggle of a little p|a|n bands of vivid hued velvets are the White House, two employe*« of
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Next
to
the
music
of
a
tree
frog,
test the winner got 272 words correct.1 At a meeting of directors of Klam- toe is lost to a keen observer.
also much affected, worn down almost
Am'’r,ca“
company were
*« -2 8-13 aw ,
the wall of a disappointed office
Young Gallagher read his notes ath Falls Baseball Club Saturday,
With these decolette foot coverings, ¡over one eye in a decidedly discon- ''‘" d °n thp ea,a,e of the *<wnP««>r
seeker
is
about
tbe
lonllest
sound
on
back correctly, and comparison witfi ¡Leslie Rogers was elected president or, more properly speaking, foot un «erting manner
'*“‘ar 8an ,,edro- ln ,be Prince of
I Dcmacaris. on the Island of San Do- earth.
the original, which was a legal trans- of the organization to succeed Harry covering», it will be a simple matter
■ Among other new and amazing fad 'mltlKO |aal nl<bt by foIlowerg
WILL A. LEONARD
crlpt totally unfamiliar to him, show-'Ruix. whose position as a director to decide whether or not my lady
accessories of the evening toilette 1s „>(,|ut|on forre,
In the absence of anything mor«
ed that he had not made an error.
¡was taken by Will Hurn at a stock-;is toeing the mark this season. Any
DENTIHT
a ruche of much-fluted tulle flaring
„.„„.»„j _
....
,
murdered men were noe Amer- exciting In our burg, we might amuse
holders’ meeting Friday night.
¡way you look at them, however, they about
the
ears
from
a
tiny
black
vel-
....
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,
.
.
ourselves
by
sprinkling
salt
on
the
••GIVE UH YOUR «NIMBI.Mil*,"
but were employed by an Amer-
White Maddox Bldg.
Perry O. De Lap was chosen as would verily seem to be the extremes ivet neck band These, worn with the ¡Kans
.
..
tall of a mosquito.
SAYS FRESH AIR (NIMMITTKK manager of the team and will be tbe ¡of fashion.
...
.
;i< an corporation. To prevent further
extreme decolette corsage of the .ou,ra<<mt tl)e <unb<Mt Maf
hng
only man authorized to make con
Marietta has
Leaping lightly to another fashion- 1-----------------
LONDON, July 25.—“Give us your tracts for games and purchase sup
I
orda"d
‘ d “> ’bat point
able extremity, we have with us today at the wrong point,
at once.
combings,” says an ingenious appeal plies for the club. All contracts rec the newest bead gear for the giddy !
Iwy.N J. ZUMWALT, Pres.
E. M. BUBB, Vice Pres, and Trzse
That there Is the penchant for the
issued to the women of England by ommended by the manager will first
It Is considered that this move Is
BERT K. WITHROW, Hecretary
golfer, tantlizing tennis devotee, or
wearing of a single artificial blossom, ■ but a forerunner to Intervention on
the promoters of tbe London Fresh Ibe approved by the directors.
merry motorist maid.
high on the left shoulder fastened to!the part of America
Air Fund.
The officers and directors of the
It is an oblong of closely woven a bit of Illusion or lace which pose«
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Estimating that an average of more club are: Leslie Rogers, president;
Surveyors an,1 Irrigation Engineerg
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich., July 25.—
than two ounces of hair is shed an Will H. Bennett, secretary and treas silk, bordered on all four edge« with as both shoulder strap and sleeve, and
a
brilliant
hued
Roman
striped
band,
the
wearing
of
a
long
looscly-wrink-¡The
pick
of
Western
golfers
and
a
nually by every woman in the United urer; J. 8. Kent, A. Y. Tindall and
Kingdom, they figure that 1750,000, Wm. C. Hurn, directors; Perry O. and slightly fringed on each end. It ling suede gloves of cafe au lait to (amatterlng of Eastern talent was rep-
comes in all the smart, bright shades the utter exclusion of the erstwhile resented here today when play for the
which might be used to furnish coun-1 DeLap, manager,
of purple, emerald, cerise, peacock approved white lace ones.
try vacations for the poor children of
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Olympic cup, preliminary to the Wes
blue, orange or black, and is fitly
tbe metropolis, is thus thrown away. SOME FEW KISSES
tern amateur championships, started
Postpone Hale Hearing
For every pound of hair received by'
AND HOME DUELS dubbed La GItana, which common or I
ABSTRACTING
on the Kent Country Club course.
gardenly means ‘‘the gypsy.”
I WASHINGTON, D. C„ July 24,—
tbe fund - value, 18 cents—one child
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Teams of four opened the compet.lt-
It is deftly manipulated into a, Because of the summer vacation tlon in the Olympic trophy event. The
will be given a day’s outing, with United Frees Service
•MAPH, PLANS, BLUEPRINTS, Etc.
KLAMATH FALLM, OREGON
plenty to eat.
PARIS, July 25.—Mme. Caillaux fetching cap by putting it over the wesson, the interstate commerce com- competition is at thirty-six holes
The fund last year sent more than tainted during tbe course of her trial head, not In the middle of the oblong, .mission today planned further post- modal play, total scores counting.
a quarter of a million children to tbe today when letters alleged to have but a third of the way from one ponement of hearings upon railroad
The Roman striped applications for increase in rates on ■ WASHINGTON. D C., July 24,—
country for outings of from one day (been written to her by her present fringed end.
to two weeks.
husband while she was still tbe wife band on the front side is then brought fruit from California to Missouri IThe capital newspapers today pub-
of another were read in court. One I'ow on ,^ie forehead and the short and
points.
|l
........... the announcement of the en-
— [river pviu«.
i llshed
The rate is now *..««
22.00 . a hundred-
Miss uucy
Lucy uurieaon,
Burleson,
A Klamath avenue lady remarked of the letters ended with the endear- IonK ends given a - slight twist,'
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»«um««- [sagement
----- —— of »•>>
this morning that while she didn’t ing phrase: “A thousand thousand brought tightly to the left side and weight and the railroads want It in-;aKed 21, the daughter of Albert Sid-
know the Importance of a good
mln<l so much seeing two policemen kisses on your beloved body.”
And ,,pd ,n a
8XP*y knot fornlnst a creased 33 cents a hundred.
ney Burleson, postmaster general, and
knock a drunken man down and on? Then the lady fainted.
rosy ear.
bunking connection.
That’«
James Clark McReynolds, aged 50,
of them sit on him while the other: Another issue of the trial was the
'Vlth a stray curl or two escaping Heloon Must Stop Castling Pay Checks attorney general of the United States
why so many of them are depoa-
beat him over the head, still she ¡challenge to a duel extended to First: below the Roman band about the
LOS ANGELES, July 25,— Saloons I--------------------------
thought they might do it in a more Associate Judge Louis Dagoury by f,re. the effect is truly bewitching and I here may not be permitted hereafter 1 Ever watch the patience and per-
Itora of thia bank. There are
gentlemanly way, and not use such Judge Albanel. The challenge was/'0 f!ltana has the practical grace as Ito «ash laborers’ pay checks.
Reverence of a spider catching a fly?
many advantngoa In having nn
profan« and obscene language tn the the outcome of a remark made by ,weI1'°f keeping your coiffure beautl-
The police commission has ordered Follow Its example and you will be
operation.
Dagoury during the trial yesterday, tizlly In place no matter how strenu- 'the city prosecutor to prepare a res- come rich.
account her«. Ask any of our
when be leaned over to Albanel and ¡0UB t*le game or how speed regulation |olut!on for the council declaring the
Poincare in Stockholm
whispered: “Sir, you are dishonor- »mashing the spin,
officers about them
cashing of pay checks to he Improper
Huerta wont in drunk and
STOCKHOLM, July 25.—President ing us.”
! With true gypsy-llke witchery, the bvsiness for saloons.
out drunker.
Poincare of France was to arrive here
Judge Albanel flushed, but made ('a f*,tana may be snatched from your
today from St. Petersburg, where he no comment at tbe time. Today, how- jhead at a moment’s notice and deftly j When Huerta decamped he took
London suffs have horsewhipped
and
Zjlvzir ho
non» his seconds to ______
IwlsfaH nkrttli
«rstvse* your
w>ofa.A waist,
4« to become 16,000,000 with him. The city itself another public official, and the -whip
was the guest of the czar. He will ever,
be sent
wait upon
about
KLAMATH
FALLS. OREGON
visit Christiania July 27th.
Judge Dagoury.
a stunning girdle In best preetldlgi- was too heavy to carry.
will be saved as a souenvir.
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