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The Very Latest Ideas of the Country’s
Best Designers Are 3hown in Our Stock of
Ausuians Try to
Cross River; Fail
Op IXÏ EPEST Toò
NISH, Sept. 25.-1$ la reported that
the Austrians endeavored to cross the
H The I, t upon Beilin!
, is shown on all the chic plain tailored Danube to attack Belgrade, but they
■ Tips up with Just a little flare;
blouse» for the fall and winter.
were repulsed. Before they retreat-
HI Her collar flares; her Russian cost
Along with the high tight collar Is ed the Austrians shelled Belgrade for
Flares out decidedly, you’ll note;
returned the high lace shoe. With five hours.
And in a manner quite discreet
her coats, blouses, skirts and sleeve»
t Her full skirt flares above her feat.
«<> iavlahly garnished with buttons a I
in fact most everything »lie’ll wear la Mllltalre, it probably is a relief for
Flams up uud out a bit somewhere. a much buttoned maiden to f»-e| that
at least her feet are buttonlesa.
But 1 don't care a bit, do you?
I Hence »ome of the very best ankles
; I’nlesi* her temper flares up, too.
■ire all wrapped up in shoe strings.
NISH, Sept. 26—The war office has
But to return to the flaring points.
e
i
Issued
the statement that Krupanla 1»
YORK, Kept. IS. Isn’t It The really most flagrant flares of all
ithe
only
pluce where Austria still has
like Fashion to decree flaring are found on the «oat and wraps. For
*
a
foothold
in Servla. Fighting has
coats and skirt» for -.licet wear the redingote coats are
been
going
on
there for a week, and
the winter season, the thing In the suit line, but the sep
when chill blasts arate coals are all cut like a Cos It is said the Servians are slowly ail-
find getting under sack's, and the most stunning are fin vanclng. Efforts to cross lhe Drain
flares the easiest ished around the bottom, cuffs and and Danube rivers has met with re-
thing they know? rollar» with wide bands of fur— pttlses. Tue government denies the
de< laration from Vienna that the Ser
It’s a great little skunk, monkey or sable preferred.
chance, though, for
The Covrack coat for evening wear vians are suffering from cholera. ’ It
lovely woman to ba» almost the same cut an the street !is also announced that the bombard
get buck into her coat for day wear, but is developed in ment ot Belgrade >onlinues.
old stride, for she brilliant hues of chiffon velvet, one
actually can get exquisite model is of yellow velvet,
there now, with a the shad - of a California poppy. A
We have a large enough variety to insure you just what you
long, swinging gait, long, loose waist line is Indicated by
want. You will find it a pleasure to examine our Ready-to-Wear
In the new full a wide band of dull gold galloon and
skirts, Some are the wide collar, deep cuffs like two
Garments, anti the values are so meritorious that it will be
frankly
gathered muffs, and broad banding around the
PEKIN, Sept. 26. Advices from
to your advantage to buy of us.
o r shirred on flaring skirt is of sable. The lining Shantung are to the effect that while
the waist bands, is of old blue chiffon, long, loose, Japanese aviators were maneuvering
while in »ome other models all over ■ apes flaring out about the heels and over
German forts they were at-
pleats offer complete emancipation to lianded with fur are also lovely for tacked by German aviators. On«- Jap-
nether limbs. Of coarse, this Hum evening wraps, and are made of vel aaese machine was wrecked and th««
We Have Splendid Suita and Coats and the Latest Styles at
mer many pleated skirts of filmy ma vet also. An adorable one of mag aviator killed. The Japanese and
terials were tried out either as un enta velvet with a broad band ot British are bombarding the outer
der skirts beneath long tunics of lace chinchilla around the feet has a forts.
or chiffon, or the tunics themselves Capucbine in lieu of a collar.
were pleated over a scant and plain
Carrying out the ever popular black
underskirt, Now, however, there are and white effect, a white velvet cape
pleats a-pleuty -sun, box and accor- is trimmed in monkey fur, Its pointed
dton—and the catlre skirts of the hood furnished with long Jet tassels
smart«-»t tailor suits and frocks, as and a gorgeous salmon velvet coat, or
well as the diaphanous evening rather a w rap, shows a sleeve on one
ROME. Sept. 26.—The fleet of
side with a deep skunk cuff. On the
gowns are made of 'em.
Indeed, the tailored girl's whole other side it wraps around the figure French hydroplanes have been bom
toilet is repleat with pleats for the like a cape. A dull silver ornament barding Cattaro. It is not known as
newest chlmesettes and lawn esteevs of metalized embroidery fastens the 'yet what damage was inflicted.
are all finely pleated like the bosom cape side over to the sleeve side, and
TORONTO, Sept. 26.—Str Tr.omas
of a man's dress shirt, and even the a w ide band of skunk finishes the bot
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— naring
I’. Whitney, premier of Ontaria prov
flaring roil
roll collar attache«! to the tom and the neck.
Almost all of the wraps are made ince, died last night, following an ill
leeted.
SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB!
And while on the subject of rolling of plain nnfigured velvet, but so bril ness of several months. Whitney
collars it is sad to relate but true, liant are the colors and so rich the early in the summer realized that he
I
natheless,
that fair femininity Is go combination with the fur bandings could not recover, and he has been
I 33, tli<- atatesmeu or Russia, In dis LOTH OK Ioo l it i 1.1.
ing to get it in the neck again this that the effects obtained are positively slowly sinking.
MATIHI II. THIS I I: lit
tant HI. Petersburg. received u cable
season. In plain words, the high col dazzling to the naked eye. and a bit
gram from Servla.
lars
have already many a fashion staggering also to father’s denuded Is Improving.
LONDON. Aug 25. < By Mail to
’ Help!” It said.
With a big at ray of all kinds of
able throat in its vise-like clutch, and bank roll.
Naw York)—-The bullet tired by Ga
Miss Wills Leonard, operated up-
The Russian »latexmen talked for promlsii'K OMtlt-rial and five games In
briel Prlnalp into the brain of Arch t four hour» ubout II In the country pro« peel, football is the big topic at
|on Friday by Drs. Johnson and
ANTWERP. Sept. 25,—The foreign
MH SI RYEY THE
duke Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary, «home of M. Goremykin. They reached th« Klamath County high school this olEtc today states that Germany has <X».MMl Xlt ATION
Cathay for appendicitis, is improving
MARSH THIS YEAR nicely, according to advices from the
came almost straight from the Ser some decision, »«»cretely. At 7 o'clock year. The local students are much made ••« |<a>e offer to Belgium. King
RE-ESTABI.IsHED
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vian government Itself, ln»lst««l Hi« tn the evening they <lu»hed off lu lliel.' elated at the showing the candidates Albert, it is reported, declined I the
1 Blackburn hospital.
Austro-Hungarians.
WASHINGTON, O. C.. Sept. 26.— i thief Engineer W. M. Reed of the
automobiles to their various offices. for the team made against an alumni proposal.
Twenty-five day» after I lie n»ut<*L each man to do tils own work In con ot gnu Isa t Ion Friday night, and have
Telegraphic communications have Indian Irrigation service, District ' ’> i,e ■■osition of secretary to the
nation. Austria-Hungary ««- im a not " llcctlllll with wliat was at hand
been re-established between Vera Superintendent L. M. Holt and Cost newly treated market commission In
hopes of capturing the Southern Ore- I oli r HTM, -HOU CLASS
to Servla. Servla had i By this lime the nrnile« of Kurop«- gon championship.
AT THE DISTRICT FAI It Cruz and Mexico City via Nogales, Accountant Frankiand returned to iNew York city, which pays $4,000 a
rountenanced criti J were mobilizing
'this was made necessary by the de day from a week's sojourn on the year, is open to women.
Saturday the team will go to Mei - |
cism of Aii»trla-Hiiii-
FORT
KLAMATH.
Sept.
2«.
—
At
a
struction of the telegraph and tele Klamath reservation, looking over
ttervla'a forty-eight hours were up rill to play Merrill high, Two game-« i
gary. the note de
Anna Held, the French actress, re
meeting
of
the
boosters
of
the
Wood
phone wires between Vera Cruz and the Klamath marsh and the Yainav
each
are
also
assured
with
the
Med
clared
It had per-1 on July 26th at o'clock in th«« even ford and Ashland high schools.
country, where reclamation may be cently won $7.000 on a dream she had
the
capital
and
the
destruction
of
the
River
Valley,
«ailed
by
Jas.
C.
Pelton
milted Its new»|ia-( ing. Rut before that time the Kits
| a bout a race horse.
Coach Vernon MoUchenbacher b< [of the county fair board, plans were tallroad tracks for some distance be- taken up later.
pers and Ils people »luu army was moviug toward Ger- liovi-s ho linn plenty of timber for a outlined for the district fair to be'tween the two cities,
"The
trip
was
ia
reality
an
oppor
to carry ou move- many, and the German army wn* winning team Many of the boys are hold here next Saturday, and the re
The officials have been advised that tunity for Mr. Reed to personally see i Turkish rugs are largely made by
m««nta In behalf of moving toward Ruasla, and In a dozen iiiexiH i -lent i d in the rudiments of the ports ot the committees show that . ivsxlent Carranza says that it would the reservation, so he could gather womeu and children, who are paid
Slavs in Auatro-Hun other different directions.
Il will bo a hummer. The fair will be itiipossible for his to treat with first band information regarding the ' from 5 cents to 25 cents a day.
Prlnzlp's bullet had reached IU game, but all are plucky lighters
garlan dependencies
General Zapata, which strengthens questions that may arise," said Mr.
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b|
(
i tie held only one day.
The greater portion of the new St.
It said that tho as- target.
The premium list for exhibitors the rumor that Zapata and Villa will llolt.
It had struck the mine under Ku has ngieed to coach the line, and Os
Elizabeth
hospital at Baker will lie
»anslnatlon of Arch
“
It
is
possible
that
some
survey
car Willey, a veteran from the Uni- will be the saipe as used at Bonanza. unite their forces.
duke Ferdinand had rope, and thia mine will probably kill
completed
by tne first of the year,
work
may
be
done
on
the
proposed
( n million men and create more havoc, 'eralty of t «dorado and later coach of 'Although it will be a little late for
been planned at the
Klamath marsh project this fall, as costing $250,000.
-«»«•»
ini
Account.
lbs
Al>«-rd'«*ii
high
school
eleven.
wll]
the
best
selection
of
our
agricultural
than anything else th.it line ever hap-
Servian capital.
Suit to recover $266.68, alleged there are some appropriated funds'1
■;>>-< lalixe on the batkficld. With thi products, this part of the fair will be
Accurate Information about Ihr
Officers In the Ser lieaed to humanity.
due
on acuount, was commenced in left for this, but this will not be taken
torm
of
training
great
r«-
ult»
are
ex-
Val
a
surprise,
for
the
Wood
River
What Prlnalp really said or thought
Klamath Rasili. See Ctillcote, USS
vian army had help
up
until
after
the
Modoc
Point
work
’
the
circuit
court
by
the
Farmers
Im
K<ted.
ley claims to be able to show the heet
ed Gabriel Prlnzlp, after he committed the aasaasln ia not
Main.
WIGi the exception of (lie »tudeiHB forage crops of any part of the plement and Supply house against J. is finished."
known
publicly.
The
Servian
govern
the Servian high school boy, to get n
L.
Fielder
and
J.
C.
Louden.
J.
C.
who are Interested in tennis, about county.
revolver and ammunition with which , merit. In a nolo, aald that he said:
Miss Rosa Krupka, a 1614 gradu
every boy In the high .ehool Is a can
A puree is being raised for foot Rutenic is attorney for the supply
”
1
was
not
Influenced
by
any
other
to perform the deed, Servian gov-
ate of the Klamath County high
house.
The
didate
f
>r
the
football
squad.
Among
bucking
contest.
racing
and
a
ernmeut officials along the border had I person or persona. The rending ot
school has been chosen to teach at the
those who show dushea of real ability Fort people gave away $500 in prizes
helped Prlnzlp to cross Into Bosnia anarchistic literature made me be
Today’s news today in The Herald Poe Valley school.
are
lia
Orem,
Lawren,
e
Motschen-
at
the
"July
Time,
”
when
they
also
lieve that there could be uothlng
<>n hla Journey to Hernjevo.
bacher, Itcd Stewatt, Bill McMillam brought sixty Warm Springs Indians
Austria-Hungary demanded that tlnt-r in the world than to be an in- utol Gits Page in the backfield, and here, and there Is no doubt but what
»assin. When in Belgrade I read that
Servla, within forty-eight hours, must
th«» archduke was going to Serujevo. "Shrimp" Steiger, a plucky little 120 . wo will spend a little money in this
Your attention — do we
pr'nt in the official Servian paper,
and so I bought a revolver and went pounder at quarter. Graves work at ¡way at the fair.
have it? LISTEN! Many
these exact words:
[center Is good, mid on the ends it Is
The heads of committees are as fol
Itliere."
a square meal is spoi’"d in
"The royal government of Servin
But what he »eld or thought mut a tight, between Noel, Beals, HUI and lows:
the making by unwise gro
condemns the proimganda ngaluvt ' ters little now. Europe Is not fight Klelil.
Farm exhibits, Ray Loosley; live
cers who think of profits
Austria-Hungary which has the alm ing because Prlnalp wae a murderer,
For other positions on the line .Mel stock, L. C. Sisemore; domestic art.
rather than quality.
of separating Austria-Hungary from but because the long and ancient I base, Wilde and Clyde Short. Verl Mr. Gordon and Mrs. Turner; field
'»ome of her dependencies."
litewbaker,
Everett.
O'Loughlin
nn.l
day
sports,
John
Utter.
quarrel for "a place In the sun," a
Stale butter, bad eggs,
Tho note alau demiindod Gist Servla place for each nation to put its feet the La Prairie brothcis are showing
cheap
coffee, poor potatoes,
Unkenbach,
a
Central
school
I
class,
Sister is Married.
must curb Its free preaa and Its speecu I In the crowded land, has suddenly
inferior off-brand canned
J. W. Tyrrell has received word of
in order to »top criticism of Austria- been turned from a contest of words sthr of lust year, and other players
goods, any one of which, to
Hungary, and It must change Its ay»- land
■
diplomacy Into combat on the i will be In school next week, and will the marriage of his sister. Miss Eve
say the least, will spoil an
tight for places.
lyn Tyrrell of Portland, to C. N. Com
tern of education so that In schools battle fields.
otherwise perfect meal.
stock, a prominent Albany (Mo.) at
nothing should he taught tho chil
Some Jolt would have set off
Going Around Lake.
torney. The couple will reside in the
dren that would cause them to hate European mine, some time.
Some grocers make It a
Mr. and Mrs. Lesilo Rogers, Alex , “show me" state.
Austria-Hungary.
It Just happened that 1’rlnzlp'a
and
point of honor never to sell
Martin
Sr.,
Miss
Ida
Momyer
Servla must also discharge from it« let did II.
an article that is "off."
Miss Stewart made the trip around < o«m to Move Shop.
army certain officer» whom the Aus
They build up a reputation
Hie
I'pper
Lake
Sunday
in
Bogers
’
(
’
.
It.
Coon,
"the
Electrical
Man,"
is
tro-Hungarlans would name, und who IIA YAIIIANH ON TRI tl,
from which they are insep
preparing to move his electrical store
IB (1EIIMAN OFFICER^ car.
had spoken loo freely In regard Io the|
Their WORD, as It
arable,
‘
olid
motorcycle
supply
house
from
its
crime of June 28.
a trado mark, and
were,
is
Back
h»
present
location
to
the
old
shooting
OSTEND, Sept. 2«. It was an
Hervla was given forty-eight hour*
becomes a force and power
Neva. 'gallery on Main street, between Sixth
Cecil
tn which to comply with all of these nounced today that the German mili
in their business.
and Seventh.
demands.
tary authorities at Brussels are trying nfter a
Prlnzlp'» bullet has been Hying for n number of Bavarian aoldiers. The
WE KNOW IT. Our cus
twenty-six day», directly toward Its charge Is Hint the Bnvarlana were
tomers know it — others
target. It will soon cut tho string conivliig for the escape of French
know it. And still there are
which hold» European «•! vlllzai Ion prisoners of war. It Is also stated
OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Large
Shipment
of
Pianos
and
Player
Pianos
others
who should know It
'that
the
friction between the Ger
hanging directly over the precipice of
IS THAT WK HELIEVE I II IT KLAMATH COUNTY
for their own sake
[ t'tnnii nnd lluvnrlanH Is growing.
war.
PEOPLE, CONSIDERING I’OPI LATHIN’, PURCHASE
It will soou reach the powder mag-
U. 8. DEPOSITARY
MORE INSTRUMENTS TH.IX ANY OTHER COUN
County Agriculturist Rollin (llnb
uzlno over which Europe Ims been
TY OX TIIE PACIFIC SLOPE
I
OUR POLICIES—
yer and Earl Chandler left Satur
rostlng these many years.
To distribute the banks assets In such a way as to maintain under
It will soou roach the heart ot day for Fort Klamath. If the weather I
any conditions and nt all times an ample reserve to meet tlie demands
is right, they plan to go on to Crater
Peuco, and kill her.
of its de|HMttors ami take care of IU lx>rrowing customers.
That same night, the night ot July Lake Sunday.
Ladies’ Suits and Coats
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The materials are beautiful both in coloring and
in texture, and include both the serviceable and
handsome plain weaves and the nobbiest of the
novelty creations.
Some of the garments are plain and others are
trimmed according to the latest vogue. They are
beautiful garments and you will find all of them
splendid values, as we make it a point to buy with
the greatest care.
WE
CAN
FIT
YOU
$10.00, $12.50, $13.50, $15.00, $16.50
and Up to $30.00
Servians Are
Slowly Advancing
:
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Japs and Germans
Fight in Air
:
s
Hydroplanes
Bombard Cattaro
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HAT STARÏE0 THE PRESENT WAR
Polish Statesman
Arrested by Czar
SHOT AT
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Capital Stock, 100,000 Surplus, $11,000