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WE OPEN A CLOf ING-OUT SALE OF THE C E. ATKINSON FINE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE. IF YOU WISH TO SAVE MANY DOL
LARS, WAIT UNTIL SATURDAY.
A COMPLETE SACRIFICE OF EVERY DOLLAR'S WORTH OF GOODS IN THE ENTIRE STORE. THE MOST SENSATIONAL SALK
EVER PULLED OFF .IN THIS TOWN. YOUR DOLLARS WILL HAVE THE GREATEST PURCHASING IT HAS EVER HAD.
DO ALL YOUR HOUSEWORK FRIDAY SO YOU CAN SPEND THE DAY HERE SATURDAY. DONT FORGET, C. E, ATKINSON'S IS
THE PLACE, AND THE TIME IS SATURDAY MORNING
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CWICi ROBBERY
KEATLY FOILED
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UC A TVtlt tO STEAL PMSCIOtJH
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aUMM fraaw, latln U geiajvaauct ul ttaMtr tk Bvlcirtnn
4 Jaw) erawa of PaMUp, ptr-lnraiy.,
or of C taadMiU. It U kot kaowm koru battla U
Tko woaM-ko roMor to ! do Igotac. A qturtor of atlUioa troop
Oraoro, aa Ortaai ariatartr, wholaro taaacH. Tt battle froat ol
eoma! yoara ao waa oateaeea' tolteadj talrty Bitot, aao the loieee
traaeoorUUoa for life, wlta kit hm bon Boavr oa both aWot.
brotaor oa the fetch eeaa. bat tatar richttu botwoea the lorrtaaa aad
foae a. ITurka la alao la Droaraaa. The 8er
Tlaaa, aided by the AlbUaa. are tIc
torleaa. The Oreeha harevbea auc
ccatfal la Southera Tarkey.
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'Ceauaaea fraaa Pace l
whleh coaiaioaead yeoterday aoar
Adrlaaoalo, will prove fa ctlaia of
the war. If the Bataarlaaa wla it
wlU dear the road to Ceaataatlaople.
frtaM the Tarka wla H la tepectfl
that they wlU follow aa their ad-
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PARIS. Oot. J I. Report recolTed
here of the Ichtlag aear Adrlaaopln
are eoaileUag. Dlploauta are of he
oplaloa that the battle la atlll la
rrogreaa. It toregarded aa the great
oat battle alaee the Ruaao-Japea war.
ATHENS. Oct. St. The Oreek ad
vaaeo to oppeaod. Thp Turka are
Hihtlag etaHeralr.
Pour torpedo boat dottroyeri, re
ceatly parehaeed froai Eaglaad, have
arrived. They will etart Uaaedlatel)
for Pyraeaa to Jela the Aegean aeet
LONDON. Oct. U. Ceatradlctor)
report are received regardlag flgbt
iag aroaad Adrlaaople. Apareatly
the Balflartoaa have beea checked.
Dtopatchee froat Soflto aay that the
Balgarlaaa are aaaia advaaclag.
Mauagaa from Ceaataatlaople aay
that the Balgarlaaa have beea dla-
orsaatoed.
It to atUaated that thoaaaada have
beea allied aad woaaded.
Lord Roberta, la a apeecb la htaa-
ckaater Uat aigat, arced BrlUla t
arai for the erdeato aear."
The apaach waa aot takea Mri-oaaly.
Pewere Iavolved
I8LK OP PORTLAND, Eagland,
Oct. at-Tbe third battleablp aquad
roa to preparlag to aall for the Medlt
erreaa to keep la toaah with the ait
uatloa la the Belkaae. The adailraKy
feara Uat, the' powera wHl bo Iavolved.
BUDAPBST, Oot St. The hfoato-
aegrla force aracloetag apoa Sea
tarl. A force battle to raglac about
Tarabeeeh.
' ilBLwRADB.'Oet. ffThe Tarla
i rotraatlag, auaaaoraeas Cferit-
Uaagiae thor proeeed. The' tiuiaulag
aWea are eeaetaatly paaelag eaMklag
village with the atraeuWowa' with
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WOMAN
ORDERS
OWN MONUMENT
HU.N'aAKIAN TRAaiDIKMNK
HOP TO 8AVK HBR PRIKNDM
UVCU TROVBLK WRllKM HKIt
PARKWKLL MKaM.IOK
United Preaa Borvtce
BUDAPEST, Oct. U.l-o vre lirr
Irlead trouble after dtatli, Mmc,
Marie Jaaaay, the faatou- llbagarlan
tragedleaae. haa ordrl her own
sravettoa. It la 4 tn fool rolntnn
tf red Huagarlaa marble, tunuoiint-
ed by a claetl capital, aad la the mid
dle la a floral wreath bearing the la
crlpttoa: "I die without regret, and
atay those accept ay tnaaka who have
loved me In my life. Marie Jattay "
CWNANOm IS 10
BE MSMED SOON
PHOMINKNT MASONS VISIT THI!
CITY AND GfaWKMONIKH WILL
BR HKLD TONIQHT OKKICCIM
TOBUKUSOTBD
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Cavalry Coaauadry No. 1 6 Knlthu
Teaplar, will be formally conttllutcd
at a 'meeting to be held tblt evening
la me Maaonlc ball. William tt.
Orace, Oreat Commander of Oregon,
ll D. ItoborUoa, Deputy drand lie.
cerder, and J, R. Taptcott, Orand
aeaaraltomd of the UU of Califor
nia, arrived lat evening to deliver
the charter and conduct the tervlcc
of commuting the commandry.
ThU aiuraooa the dlitlnguuhed
vtoltora were ahdwa around the ritv
aad Uken for a trip out Into the
eduatry.
Officer for the remalader of thu
year are to be elected toalaht and in.
UUed, aad following thl a banquet
win ae lervea at the White Pelican
hotel.
MANY W00LD BE
LAW VIOLATORS
WANTK& To borrow 00, real -
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MTATK OPrlCERH ARK HAVING
TROURLK IN KNPORCINfl THC
MW AOA1.NHT THK K1LLINU OP
CHINKMK PHKAMANTN
StaU Oame Warden Plaley I hav
ing considerable trouble In the en
forcement of the game law with re
gard to killing Chinese pheasaat. lu
tome part of the state the farmer
are much la favor of havlac the law
enforced aad help the game depart
meat la ferreting out violation, but
elsewhere there I considerable op
position. ThU I stronaesl where ihn
Judge and Justices of the peace re
fuse to convict unless the evidence Is
absolute or the defendants plea J
guilty. Mr. Pinter I at urestnt an
gsged In securing evidence aaalnjt
tvral prosecutor aad court head
In various part of the state who oer.
islitently oppose the enforcement of
ino game law.
Mr. Plaler assisted la the orosecu
Hon of Edwin Robertson of Turner,
who was charged with hunting pheas
ants. Robertson had been out hunt
ing and waa crossing a field when u
pheasant flew up ahead. He fired at
It and failed to kill, but a game war
den saw the attempt aad aearched
him. la the fauatiaa baa was found
Chinese pheasant pin feathers and the
bloody condition of the bag abowed
that at least one recently had bt
killed. Robertson on the stand Dlead.
cd that he waa ahootlac cat, anil
claimed to have lent the bag to a
friend. He said ha did not know tho
pheasant feathera were there.
Judge Webster of Salea. la a iiii,.
ment In the Dally Oreaoa Statesman
of. Salem, recently said!
"I believe la nroteetlac 'certain
kinds of birds that are aa uui in
farmers la that they destroy trauhu.
some Insect aad verala. Other than
that, I tba the laws ought 'to be re
pealed. "'
Wbea naked about dear aad ntti
big game, he taldi
"Let them bacama uitlnrt uh.t
good art they? Aa It to, there are
many aalaala thatrare a detriment to
farmer, aad thereby they are pests
t tir done away With. Aa loag aa we
have them with us, and legalise hunt
ing at certain tlmee of the year, the
farmers have a lot of troublo wild
city 'people who In their CAretoeanro
nlille hunting In the country kill and
cripple the farmer' domestic animals
'that are really worth something."
I.ITKRAHY CLUB
HOLDS MKKTIMJ
A meeting of Ue Klamath Literary
Club waa held at the home of Charles
I P. Stewart. The subject waa "Tr.e
'Revolutionary Teadenclea la Poll
i lira." The alteadaace waa goad aad
'the latereet le laereaelac at aver
I meeting,
i The subject waa dleeuaaed by Dr.
V.A.I,eoaard aa leader, aad braaehea
ere needled' by Meeere. Oreesbeek,
Htewart, Cbllcote aad MW Buraett
The aut aeetlag of the elub will
be held aeat Tueaday evening at the
same place. The subject will bo "Rev
olutionary Teadenclea la Religion."
Rev. J, 8. Stubhleleld will be thr
leader.
HONESTY NOT
BEST POLKi
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Jack look while glrto oa trlpa la hU
private car during theatrical tour.
He waa surrounded by white glrto la
hi training campa before hla Ight.
Charlea haa furalahed many name
and addn
1.08 ANOKLKS. Oct. II MeCarer.
the fight promoter, aald today i
"What 1 think about Jack Johaaen
Is unfit to Dliat. Hla conduct toward
tho mother of the Cameron girl waa
enough to make aay sua ate red.
Johnson will never agala light la
America."
SAN PRANOISCO. Oct. II. Con.
roth, the local prlselgat promoter,
declared thto aeralag that tho die
closure conoeralag Jaek Jehaon
i-ieana that the hla black aaaaet t
another fight la the eouatry. Ha aald
that be would aot itaaajM atalr la
whleh Johaaaa waa lateretUd. ,
eamBBaasaaaaa.
CHICAOO, Oct, II. Luellle Cam
eron la atlll hold to tattlfy before
the federal graad Jury,
The aavor aald thU aaralaai "If
1 find there la ieatllaaiUa t will re.
Ivokeaeh JgftH." ;
I'AHIH TAXI IIHIVKR OMaBt W
UM'MUAL COXCL11HOX APIBI
HK HAD IIKMTOKKB
TO A PAHHKVUKR
tlalled i'l Hervlr V
pahih net ii Arauad Lsperi, j
tailcab drlrer, U douktfsl aerw
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the best poller.
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covering the bundle, AnatM aw
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catch his "fare" at Ih 0erfclr
during the trip reeeHiag tee ;
monses from M'"81 ", "T
speeding. He locate J "f(
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III Haahraptcy Notlreef
laaaa nt C?l?MlHaj4ri
In (he District Court of !
Btateefortnewiw""--
Ji fl.et-eiin4fVi
la the Matter of Beraard 0 1
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