The Evening Herald (Klamath Falls, Or.)
April 13, 1908

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Pie PmiTtn Ifefluo. Mostly Head Ppor In Klnnmtli Frills Our Advertisers Get the Best Results SECOND VKAB. No. f24. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. MONDAY, APRIL 13. 1908. &uce, 5 Cents. DOINGS OF THE POLITICIANS WILL NOT REPEAT PERFORMANCE CAN SECURE MILITIA Klamath Falls In Line for One of Five Companies WOULD PROVEJJREAT BENEFIT New Army Bill Call for Organiiation of Additional Com panics and This City, By Virtue of Its Location, Should Have One of Them TlnwH no icHut opportunity ibU elly wllllli. TM Army Ut"1 Ul" B'"t" lrtit Ubm. 'f ,ar aUWlthmtnl ul number wlllUry NBnlM In n.rr'n. Ii I nary lorttrull fire additional corupanU In trJer lo Mm the Oregon rwi BWt u m trtUr army bal. Tbw Ultlooal rniiiMtrilpa will U of rub") In fi'p ,"n, ,UU'' KUoilli I'alli because ol lit location, Untitled lu win "I ihcae companies, isdlftli proper etforlt are put foil" I ctr. U secured and organisation tSatlal. illcitKni (rum atu.oat every llulf lif city In lli tlate aw In m !nl at ltUoJ by Adutanl Omelet Flnivr. Tbalstk of picking out lliu new eiatlons Itjrt tut taken np lijf III Oregon Mil Itarr board. The dealrsUllty mil advantage ol be 11 Ike station ol a military cotnny ol lb National (lusrd service, ahouM affatllo every riltrprlalng cotmnun Itf. baurkahU change have occur! IstWputfrw years In the National Qurt swlee so thai ll I no longer ttril Ursking cipedUncy, bat pml tflUflril line nl the nttlun'i defense. faspuUt ir tlrcady located at suih 4mm u Ku(i &p. lUxwburg, AtliUnil, Csttlft lln.ve, McMlnnvllie, Wood tog, Oregon City. The Dalle, Ilaker Gtjtnd l'tn.llrton, while Iron AU tttiogifor otir ol Ilia now companies Kits tern tendered by tucli wlnt m Ailorla, Italiier, Hcttld. Csnby, Silver. lefl, Mrdford, Oranl'e Pae, Fort Orew, Xlrg and Klamath Fall. Oikir art.tlciilnnt tie UIdi received Hal. TI10 .urM ul th MlltUry tails to diilrlhute these companies I Iks brtt imarlbte sdventaga among IbUttsrtypra of cities of the state. TU ptoWftn Hut la Jual now occupy- J Ui attsatloo ol Oregon National Gosnltmcn, M whom there are om l, it that o( tultaMo armoriea. The "Ml gswninent aultea arm and qlMel, tuiunltlon, ihoollng taltrlM fWc, ami ilia wr department ta Httnu.1 tl.at the varlout HaUa huulil at Irait provltla lullatlt armor lr (or fioutlng lli Irooi and itorlng llio ruliiirnli. Portland, ol court, liaa an ailriiatr artnorjr. pruvldol and paid lor lx Multnornati County. Tlir lat lrglilalure appropriated $100,000 to m paid out at I lie. rate M,000 a jrrar (or llieromtruclloii ol armorlra In I lie mailer rotmuuiilllri ol tliv ilata. Tlili aiirprlatlon It to l voted upon under Ilia InlUtlre and llrferriidum at tliv Junv rlecllun From a lullltary aland point the armorlea am IndUprntlulv, Iroui a rcotioiule aiandpolnt they arv a goo.) InviMlweiit. The title It at pre terit paying to.000 er yrar rentalt lotdriUttr rnoktrlel. TliUt ll will I area that in toni-arallvtr a lew yrart the armorlet would pay lor thetnMlte In the eat lug lo lliu title on rentalt. The turcrtM ol the neajure alrtatly aoenit aMurrd, tit only obetMle Icing a poattble tack of undtraUaMllag and appreciation ol the tneatare by lb utrt ol tuialler coaaanlUee who are the one, by the way, cnoal directly In l retted, Tliltclly It K) tllutled that it la en llltel 10 a military compauy and ll might be well lor the Chamber ol Com merrv to take tome action In the matter and attlit In trcurlng tuch an organ lutlon. The application ol thlt city, backrl by the indorsement ol the com mercial organliatlon, would put thlt place among the Hit ol lire citle every one which will be (aruied wllb one ol (he new rompantet. Van Wallace, aged eight re", ar rived In the city 011 the boat a lew nlgbt ago from hit home in Sacramento. II waa on hit way to Uonanta to vltit with hi grandfather. The youngater had made the entire trip atone and did not teem to mind It In lb leaat. He had money to pay hi way and knew juit when and where to pay. K. J. lllllloga and J. O. Field are in the city from (Sacramento. They are here looking over the country and will leave lor Honauta In the morning, chap eroned by Frank Ira While. MEN'S Panamas Split Straws Fine White Manilas Mackinaw Straws HATS $1.00 to $10.00 K K K STORE The PUce to Buy Your Spring Hat NotwithtUndlng the (act that a large percent ol the leaching opulatlon ol the county I cotnprUed of ladle near ly til ol the political aaplrantt attended the teacher meeting at Merrill Satur day Campaigning among the ladie it rather popular thlt year and It I hard to ray whethtr thl 1 a nw wrinkle lo doing polltlct, or whether it I due to llio data ol candidate In the field. The candidate ball ot Merrill Friday night waa largely attended, and all who were preaent report a royal good time. Thl city wa represented by a large delegation, moat ol the candidal) a bring there and alto a number ol otbeia wbo went to apeak a lew good word for their latoriie In tb race (or political honni. Ilonania waa th center ol attraction Irom a political atandpolnt Hatunlay night. Alter doing Merrill the candi datra all went to the "oil town," where they tpeiit the night, returning home tiunday. One parly who law the candi- dtle't rlgt coming along the road eald It rvaeiubled a funeral cortege. Th poli tical atplranla toem to have grown clannlth and (or aevtral day have traveled In doten. C. K. Brandenbnrg ha returned (roin a trip through the entire county. II (eel null confident ol aucceaa at th prlmariee. C. II. Delap la out preeenllag hi ceee to the voter ol the county. fflnce returning (torn Merrill and Ilo nania, Mr. Mong ha decided to pott, pono the performance of "Ia!d Oar-' rack" which wa announced fortomor-, row night. The company la hard at I work on the play of "Oliver Twltt,"l which will be given on Friday evening, and Mr. .Mong feel the player should gtre every moment of their woiklng hour to thlt very htavy and difficult DEBT IS DECREASING County Will Soon Be Free f(in All Indebtedness Court House Will Come Next i., 1. .tJ.r 11..1 ii. ,1,, Semi-Atiniiol Statement ol Offidali Shows Urea Decrease little fffiniltllnn nf ll. Tim n1avraa.Al already Utter perfect In their part and tb morning, alternoona and night from now until the night of the how will be devoted to ttrong, turd work In tb botlaeta ol the play Many ol our people are reading the In Amount of Outstanding Warrants-County Will Owe Little Next Year (rom certain lands thtyhad rented from the Hoad Company in the Dly country. lk,.r"MHr..T.l.t....i win 1 Thl they refuted to do and the (our 1... i..i ..t. .1 1 Mr. Mong and hi company to give a men, who hid given the ordert to mote, ill-parted, but that night a crowd re turned and a number ot ahots were fired. No one waa hurt, and It I lllev cd that the iliootinK wat done to run a bluff. Thlt happened rnoro than a week ago according to Lakevlew papcra. very good account of themeelte in the play, since. In hi announcement, he tated that the play would rloKly fol low tb (lory a Dickent ha given it to Ul. Mr. Mong will be teen at Fagin and illll Hkea and Mr. Harvey will play bar farooui part of Nancy, while Mia Lewie will be x-en at the boy Oliver. The fact that hundredi of people Abel Ady haa returned from Pan rran-U,teJ t,e Hot Snrinn -.ctterday only cifco where he wa on butineta with the'goeito thow that In er to come, KouUiern 1'aciflc Company In regard to j hen a nnltorium It ittabtlihed and a cerUlnrrd privilege at the wint where utlful park lurrounda the rime It the railroad crneae the channel. He j w be the moat frequented pot in the A Popular Place ucceeded In making aatlalactory ar rangeaenta with the 8. P. official. LARGELY ATTENDED

MerrM lastitute Is Grand S4rCcess-txceptloriHy btrong Program-Teaching Corps of County WeH Represented -Enthusiastic Sessiefi to Held The Itscheri' Inatltute at Merrill latt ratunlay wat one ol the motuccetful cr lield In the county. The attend anceof teacher wa very good, about thirty being pretent. Th Merrill peo ple turned out and helped make th e iou the grand tucceat that It wa. The meeting wa called at 9:15 a.m. by huperinUndrnt Wight and alter tinging the ong America the teachei were welcomed to Merrill by 1'rol. O. It. Carlock,: principal ol the Merrill echoola. Hupt. Wight inponded lo rrof. Carlock' welcome. Mi Anna Applegat read a root In Ureallng paper on tbe"llitorlcal PoInU ol Inlerett about Merrill." Thl wa followed by a "Chalk Talk" by W. A. Delwll which wa very lntructir. "Future Outlook of Schoote" wa the aubject upon which Prof. J. O.Swan gave a talk tbat wa beneficial to all teaclicr. A general dltcuiilon on text book ued op the rest ol the morning eelon. The oponlng number ol the afternoon teuton wa a tong by tome of the Mer rill school children which allowed 'that they had thorough training in tlie mu ileal line. Prof, llobb next prvieuted a very able discourse on "Attention in Class Keciution." Prof. It. 11. Dun bar gat a tba teacher one o( his practi cal and forceful talk on 'Arithmetic." Mr. Dunbar alway says something of exceplianal value to teacher and hi talk on this Important (ludy wa replete with good suggestions. Mis Stella Campbell, (peaking on the subject of "Nagging," abowed tbat (he la thor oughly familiar with the school room. Interesting paper ware also read by Mies Riches on "English Inthe Grades," Miss Anna Conn on "Primary Geog raphy," and by Mis Callahan on "Pri mary Reading." The paper were all mora or lea dicuvd by the teacher and when tbe meeting adjourded all felt that it had been a day profitably ipent. Short Wins Contest The Oeneral Land Office ha handed downadecUlontn the T F. Short t(. Joteph V. Ilewlg contort caw. The latter I a homeileader who, It appear, did not live up to the letter ol th law oovernlnii homestead entries. Th con test wa decided in lavor ol the plaintiff. Th land in quntlon lain the pine belt north ol Bly. Safes Free The First Treat A 8alog Bank ha rc4rd 100 metal aft which tby will loan to anyone opening an account wllb a dpolt ol II or mora. Th)ala can bkptat your home to put your change In. When lull thy can b brought to tli bank and th mony will ba diced to your credit. The bans paya S percentonthedepodU. In terest paid a.I-aanually. hi on ex hibit at tbe bank end at tb RapnUlcan office. Chastaln Buys Business County Clerk George Chatlalu haa purchased an Interest In the Hhlvo Co. storo and upou the expiration of hi term ol office he will enter upon hi new dull in the morcsnlllo business. George I well acquainted with the bust net, having been in the employ ol L. F, Wllllt when he conducted the storo. Building to Bonanza Moore Bros, have a font) of men at work on the Hue to Bonania. Tbe Pole gang U now working near the Horton ranch. There ha been tome delay in getting tb work on the plant started, but a force will U employed shortly. The machinery ol the plant I at Bray and will be brought in at onco. Trouble on Range The Newell boy, Lake County sheep men were ordered to remove their sheep city ol Klamath Falli. BRIEF MENTION J. P. Ilonhatn tpetit lev era! day at Fori Klamath felling Singer sewing ma cliiuea and Ediaon phonographs. There I rejoicing in tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred rilahlman over the ar rival of an heir, lie took potteraton o( the house latt hatuntay afternoon. Ja. II. Drltcoll It In the city from 15c nanza. Ileia it ktep liim on tlie go lodging the politician. Il It generally undentood that lie meant dodging into them. A program has been prepared for a meeting at llio Pietbyterian church, Tuttday, April It, at 3 o'clock. Every woman interested in the temperance movement it urged to attend. A large tatmill Is l-elng; built at Po kegama. About twenty-flvo men are now employed on the bul'idng and it is stated that the mill will be In operation by tbe first day of July. S. K. Noel arrived in tho city Satur day night to look after his property in terests. He expects to remain a lew week. lie aaya hit daughter haa been quite 111 (or some time and could not ttand the iltmate at Woodburn. They will try California (or her health. Klamath county hat long been looking forward to the time when It aboold be in a position where a new court bona can bo built without any infringement of the law governing tlie indebtedness of the county. Thl time I now nar at hand and ll it tat to say that before Coanty Judge Griffith' term expire work will hare commenced on tbe erec tion of the mott beautiful and (ubstan lial court house In Southern Oregon. The county ha long needed a court boi'te. and had it not been lor tbe un constitutionality of a certain measure put before the Legislature tbe itructure would now be completed. Tlie Indebtedneia of tbe county ba prevented the erection ol a new build ing for county purpose, but now tbat the debt I being reduced the possibility (or a court house become encouraging. In another year tbe county tbould be practically (ree (rom debt. Tb aeml annual statement o( tb coanty omclal (or the term ending March 31st show tlie toUl liabilities of the county to "be $83,831.70, whiktbr)rtijjjtt' 31,005.4S, leaving an lndebtedtM of 153,835 03. Thl iuelf amount to prac tically nothing, but in on more year the amount will bale than $X,000,and if lb county of Klamath cannot then be gin the erection of a (100,000 court nous without having the legality of the war rant questioned by some disgruntled taxpayer it will be high time to change tlie law governing tbe limit of indebted ness of a county. During ILe past year the Indebtedness of the county has been reduced approxi mately 140,000, and should thl work continue (or one more year the county can then pay (or the court bouse aa tbe work proceed and by tbe time tbe build ing is completed it will also be, paid (or. There are ten passengers on tlie stage coming In (rom Pokegama tonight. Most of them are said to bepartlea who are coming to look over th- country. Mike Dooher baa returned from a till to the timber In tbe Bly vicinity. He say tew ol the homesteader Ira tbat section havo returned (or tbe Summer. JTramTaaar I arm r "nTr ilMiiW laaamW 4k&G&fo The Most Perfect of Floor Paints Makea floor eaay to ksep clsan th home aamtary and attractive. Roberts Hanks Phone 173, Emaia Block

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iSX ,HLNGLDMARSH LANDS o7sJiciestjoiL. ABEL Herald PuWishina Company M t..i.i iri--.-- .(M.A.i h,.,i,.i-,c ,t S20 uer acre mid upwards. Easy Terms. ASJ.l W.O. SMITH. IUf QW H" wuu ,CBC"U",; wiaiiuimo B''' ""'Q SUBSCRIPTION RATES Uat)j, tT iratl. ir. Dall. tnr mall alamonlha. Dallr, br Mil. thrw manll Uatlr, br null, month. amvr. a t&onl X.W IS' jlall. daltvaral bv rarrWr. ft VfrL HOW TO KKIT. rw iwwmca monrj pwrr, kprftM onlar, iwreonftl check on four local tnk. lamps, salt or (umnnr, NswaraPH Law or OMoow.-Sctlon SSM of tlx law. of Omui prortlM that whenvr anr iM-twnronlitklllna: ft naw.tarar .halt mall such nw.rPr to an traon In thl Stata without flrat trrrlflnc ftn enter tharafor. w h n. papr .hall l dfvmoi to to flft. and no d.bt or oN in law .hall actrua asain.t uch rrtaon. whether .akl itaarvpapar la nvrlwd bjr tho paraon to hum It U pent or not. MONDAY A rUII. 13, IWS A USE FOR SPIDERS. Timber Land Notice Untied Pottos l.itml 0tllc, l.VcU' J'Urrson, February I, 1W8. attlice it norrtiy kimmi inrti tit com itiitnrr) with llm irla'oiu u( llm net ol CoiiiitvssolJiiiie.'t, 1878, entitled ".Mi net (or the snlo ot limber lamia In tin ntntes ot California, Orv-oii, .N'cMiiln ami Washington Teriltoiy," m rxti'iulrd In nil tlio Public I.ittl States ly net o( AiiriisH, I'V-. ChntltH li. UeUp, of Klamath 1'nlla, County ot Klnmnlli, S-tato ot (irt'inn, ln lllnl In lhl nltliv his snom statement No. 101'.', tor the mirchafo ul the an'inr.'i, nwJi'e'i, o frr. 3, ti. 3S J, raiiio V K. W. M., ami Ksap Tham In Ihs Mo us. anj You Will will otter proof to show tlmt tlio Utul a Havt No Roachss. sought is more ahisble tor Its tliuU'r Jit U too bail n itmiiy eoile are,r atone than for aKiltfiiltural iiirixr, prejudiced npilnat il.lon," sal.l thB ..ml to establish his claim to saM In ml men who alwajs tlmls nut curious .fi. the, Countr Jinliw ot Klamath thing. "If tlicy could stand It to County, nt lilt villi c at Klamath Fall, have spiders around, tticy vrotiM oon Orryon.mi Ve.lneilay the 13lbrln ot get rM of rockroiclir. In tlio ypMer snx l!M. tlu cuckinnrli lin an oiieniy Hint pur- lie iinnua ui williim: 'I. I". Nulio u lilm wltU more malcrolvuco ttiau li, I.. 0. i:liclilon, Tmo II. Id-tap, tlooa tlio cleanly botlsvutrc AuJ uot A. M. Jjtuion, all ot Khin.tlli lull, only la till lintml wore ilcvp rootcj; It Oij-rihi. i i... j,i Aii nnl all ixwona clatiiiini: mheno-' li more ileaJly. All tlilus couMcrv.l. tbe cocUnucb abona mltfbty little tfl'V, .1.. ,t- l to tile tl.elr clnlma In tills ollln. on that, .-llll.ouet. I... 1. ..nail", ho t. el.orW or Mo tM VMU ,U' Ma" ,WS full of Invenllvo ireulus, anil be laiiti lusly tcorua the futile attempt of men ami noiuen to ctrciimteut nlnl ilcstroy blm. tkJ lone has lie Uh-ii tmttllns foi To the Honorable County Court if life rlnt arls crecn. ily npor, bot tbe State Gregon (or Klaumtli County, i water ami wire cage tbat lie ha, Wc tbe uiuler.lisneM, renUlvnU anil le Karae.1 to aiuntcr tbrotiKb prH-n lanes pmi rotor ot tbe Fnvlnct of Sprapnel of polion nnJ waile river, of flue Kler, In tbe County ot Klamath nml I without a much aa aolllnc bU toej. tNt0 ,lf 0n-s and actual rrM.lent- nn.l wlicu II icomeMo the aruMlne Uith ,m.jn nm w, ,au. actually reMe. I be awlma blithely out ntul rt;r his ,n.,.i.J i... I m.i.. i if.i it, there n for mote than thirty tin) iiu- vtnll.ers In iterl'loii nt ula wotiil lie I .i.. n... i. .i. tnisllatelr invcnlltie the ilate ot riitiilmri pMer llh uch illnlalti. In fait, he J alllnit tlI our petition, .lo hereby docan't haio n chance, for the apMcr respecttul'.y titlou jour bonoiuble outdoes even the cockroach In cunning loily totrrant an. I lsue to J. C. IM.ill and nalat him nttbout tbe least cen and T. M. Kd.all, of the tlrm of IMi-ull ony. jiro,,, n license to rell apiriioun, vinous, "Still It would I hardly advisable fcnm.me, ormalt, liauors In lets qmiu to rtcommend ralslnca crop of spiders ono 0 1P lnel aa a aura preventive of cockroacbe, m for In most people", mind, the ester.'?M,fer 'r'' .?a.' mlnator I. more objectionable than hi. i the ulh day of May A P IW. Tlctim."-Clevcland Tlain Dealer. Notice Is be'cl.y uheii Hint this j- llltion ill U" pteseuteil to tlio Louniy Court of the blatn ot Orrunn. for the County ot Klamath, at tbe court boii.e Ha Caustd a Commotion In a Suit In 'n tbo city of Klamath Full-, on ll.uflh Chanetry. iday ot Mnv, A. D. 1WS, at the hour ot It tru a suit In chancery, and there one oYha-t 1'. M.or as soon thcrealter' aa a sreat catberlng of deceased's as said petition can lie lieunl. "rt5.J .1 N. Watson, rriiister. Petition for Liquor License THE LAST WITNESS. family, quarreling, ns relathes ntll, over tbe division of tbe spoils. Tlio lawyers ensajed chuckled, for tbe suit seemed likely to be prolonged and com plicated. There were mauy lawyers, too, and tbe Judge marveled at the Immensity of tbe deceased man's family as law yer after lawjcr rose In rapid succes sion, Introducing tbcinschc with the usual formula, "And I, my lord, aui for the nephew, or nieces or fifteenth cousin removed, ns tho case may be of tbe deceased." Tbe procession seem ed Interminable, but at last It caue to an end. Then a small voice w as heard timidly saying from tbe back of tbe court, "May I be allowed to speak, my lord?"' There was dead .Hence a. bis lordship adjusted his spectacles and asked rather dejectedly, "Who are jour The answer was, to say the least, unexpected.' "1 am tbe deceased, my Ion,' said tbe modest voice from tba back of tbe court. That ended tbe action. Quit unknown to hi relathes the deceased bad turned up from the wild of Hbodesla. Obttously a man of hu mor, be must hare taken a delight In watching bow "tbe best laid scheme, of mlet) ami men gang aft ngley." English Paper. Dated this S-'ith day ot Mnn.li, A. D. U1. O.T. Anderson, I. h. Grillln, I. T. Anderson, F. A. CnmpMI, W. V. Fin ley, K. W. Whetston, A. W. Kan, J., M. fcasser, Win. II. Gatrett, Kd llloom inucamp, John P. Furber, II. J. tan-' lam, lloas W. Finley, W. W. fmlili, James I'lillllps.'W. K. r-ulter. H. I. CourtilKlit, II. I.. Anderson, C. It. Motiii, Amos l.tiiidy, Mat tary. .1 A. WII-oii.J. K Fireman, f-pratt. Wells, C. K. Iterif, J. II. Ilojd, James M. lei-r-n, Frank Obenrhain, I- A. ltlcliitrd- fn, George Uloominvcnmp. Q. M. An derson, lorn Iory. Jaims Hell, Frank' fchamley. J. A. Talker, G. G. Dews, Cliarlv Trupp. A Cordon ilsu." A woman cook In France I known aa a "cordon bleu," tbe tltlo having come down from the days of Du Barry and tbe profligate King J.oul. Tbe Ling and bis favorite one day bad a dlscuulon a. to the rclatlro merits of men and women cooks. Tho king con tended that only a man could cook a dlsb lit for a king to cut. and Du Barry upheld tbe skill of her sex. Tbe result was a dinner git en by Du Harry, ev ery dlsb cf wblcb bad been prepared by n woman. At tho conclusion of tbe meal tba king acknowledged bo nu wrong. lie sent for the cook and placed around her neck his own rib bon of tbe Order of the St. I'sprlt. known a. tho cordon 'bleu. Blnco tbeu a skillful woman cook In France has been known a. a "cordon bleu." Lon don" Times. The Dangerous Fly. Although tbe mosquito specialties on allow ferer and malaria and Is uni versally recognized a. an enemy to be fought outright, scientists havo come to regard tbe common bouse fly as the more dangerous. Tbe mosquito will spread only one or two diseases, but the' house fly's only specialty U tilth. Typhoid germs, tuberculosis germs and a hundred other germ are all tbe same to It. It U a scavenger tbat drops Its load of refuse In the butter or the milk. j, j An Invitation. suppose," ho ventured, "that you would never speak to me again If I were to kiss your "Ob. George!'' sua exclaimed. "Why don't yon get over tba bablt of always looking at tbe won side of thlugs? MMO-STK-WU. CHANGE OF TIME Klamath Lake Railroad In Connection With Mclntire-Straw Stage Line DAILY A. M. V- M. A. M. KFFECTIYE AI'HII. 10, IMS From Klamath Fulls to au Fran tlsco anil all points betueun Thrall and tame. Leave Klamath Fulls 4: Arrive at Spencers 7:"X) Leave Spencers H: Arrhe at l'okeyama 11 LeavoI'okegaina,K.L.n.lI :1 Arrive at Thrall 1:15 U'avo Thrall, n. v. iir. ttalnNo. 10 at 2:25 ArrHo'at San Francisco 0:28 20 hours and 28 minute, Klamath Fulls to han Francisco, Train No. 13 on 8. 1'. leaves Thrall 6:M p. in, nrrlvlng at San Francisco 11:28 a.m. Klamath Falls to Portland l-eau Klamath Fulls. us above. Leave Thrall, S.I', train No. 10, 1 :32 p, in.; arrive at Portland 7 a. m. 27 hours undCS minutes, Klamath Fulls to Portland, San F-anilaio to Klamath Falls Leave San Francisco at 2:20 p. m. arrive at Thrall at 6:04 a. m. Leave Thrall at 0:30 a.rfiT.; leave Pokegama at 0 a. in,; arrive at Klamath Falls at i p. in. Dinner at Spencers, leaving thero at 1 p.m. Shortest time ever. 20 hours ami 40 mln. San Francisco to Klamath Fulls. No other route does it. This Is thecheaiest and best way. Faro $5, either direction between Thrall and Klamath Falls. Want 'em in a hurry That's the case nine times out of every ten when you need groceries. When you jjet cauijht In this pr-dlcament just coll up 510 you'll tfet 'cm In a hurry. Van Riper Bros "Get the Hnblt" Use Cluisc G Sanborn's Coffees. Heavy Freighting a Spcclclty. UniJlJn.lc Orders Arc Given Prompt Attention 0. K. Transfer Storage Company Having up-to-date plono trucks we solicit your PHONES fine piano moving KENYON THOMPSON, PROPKirTOHS OlllfC A7 I Ikint 071 Hrslucnce 015 Incorporated November 28, 1000 Stotcmcnt of Condition ..of the Klamath County Bank Klamath Falls, Oregon DECKMBKH 31, 1007 RKSOUKCES bums mill Discount- $340,r'lO.II() Unmix uiitl Scciiritiun I'oal Instate, HiillriiuKn ami Fixture-! Cuitli ml Sif-lit IaXrlimiKo i3,5'.!5.!l J 14.74ft. I U 160,247.01) CIIAS. E. WORDKN President I KFO MEI.IIASK i rrrsliUiil I I TheAmerican Bank and Trust Company Capital Stock $loo.ono Open for bualnes. ..very day lit the jcar .iccpi SunJa). and legal holidays. Interest raid on Sdvlnt' Deposits KLAMATH FALLS. OHKGON M. WORDEN Cashier I CM) m MM lot K l l atii r J505,010.r,l LIABILITIES $100,000.00 2 1,75:). I I 32,000.1)4 431,205.40 Capitul Stock, fully pnltl .StirpltiH ami l'rofltit Duo Other Hanks Di-posits $585,04 0.ft I I, Ales Martin. Jr., (.'ashler of tho nl-ivrium, i lank, do aoli-innly swear that the above rln inriit I true tollin Im-i of my 1uhi!.iIl'o aiidlvif Al.KX MARTIN, Jit ('nh..-i-SuUwill.fil and smoiii to before me this tltb at Jumwry, Pw. IScslf II Witiiik.w Nutaiy Public f r Orr-- r OFFICERS ALKX MAKTIN K. K. HKAMKS ALKX MAKTIN. JR. I.KSLIK KOGKRS President Vice-President Cnslilcr Ass't Cushlcr Pioneer Bank of Klamath Basin Wood wood Sixteen inch and four foot wood in any quantities. Orders can be left at Navigation Co., Phone 461 or KKK Store, Phone 174 J. L. FIELDER Wood Yard and Office Near City Hull MlO-it M The Eldred Company F. C. ELDRED, Manager Bonanza, Orcjlon Saddles, Harness and Supplies We make a specialty of first-class, guaranteed, hand-made Saddles and Shaps. Our Saddles have an established reputation. Orders From Everywhere Solicited MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value When blocks in MHIh Addition wore oir ml nt Imrk'ain prico n number of nlin-wil imcv tow houKht; since that titm viiIik-k have incre-uH-d materially. These Lots arc Bargain Buys at present pricet, and there Ih t-vi-ry rc-thftt to nnticipate an advance in itrict-tt. lti-iniin her tliwitf lotH arc FIFTY fwt in width nd ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET deep more than double tho tiren of in-t town lots oirered to inveMtora. FRANK IRA WHITE CAPT. 0. C. APPLEGATE Office on Fifth SUtd FRANK WARD Land Salesmen. The Gem Restaurant and Lodging House Special accommodations for Family Dinner Par ties. The largest and best arranged eating house In the city. Open day and night. H. BOIVIN Plumber and Steamfittcr Klamath Falls. Orego Strictly First-class Work Estimates Furnished Phones: Business, 396; Residence, r04 Announceme Having purchased the entire stock of Furniture from B. St. George Bishop I will be 'jilcaHcd to m?et all his old friends, and also h extend a cordial welcome to the many -new ''residents of Kin-math County. Our line is complete, and lots' of goods are on tne roau irom the best supply, houses the cities. W. H. DOLBEER Successor to B. St. George Bishop in Bennett's Feed Stable IL I Next to Martin's Mill Now Open for Business The Chute System of Feeding which permits Stock getting their fiill, has been installed Plenty of Wagon Room JASPER BENNETT, Proprietor East End Meat Market CWSLER 6 STILTS, Proprietor! Print Beef, Veal Mutton, Pork and Poultry ii una Cured Meats nnd 8ui-gei of all kind. -Wo liandlo our moats In tho most modern wy Incle" linos and surroundings. Try us and wo will b ro0 wtppy to havo you for a cuitomer, Free DellvOT',

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CANDIDATES rilivclfiilly iiiiotiici my candidacy inr ,rrir.-iin, in, inn iii'jiiiuiirHll uiKI'l In the olllre nl Uoiuity KImhiI Hiiimrlii li'liili'til, iilijicl In lliu Hill til tliu voter at lllll lllllllll)' lU-ltlll, J.U.WKHIT. JBUCAN ro COUNTY CUKK ...II hk il CM lllll U'"r..:vi;irii.Hc.n ;;s:;;j-Mt.' l'M"r c. iitiASIii:NUIIKO. l I. ,i,f, 111) -II iiiliHetti HIIIIJ'I imrv I.li. rOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I lii'icliy aniiouni'it inyai-ll an a facil itate Inr llm nomination lorCoiiiiiil.m vron llm republican ticket, (or llm coif l MiTHtlon nl llm viili'in at llm primary nlerllon In April. 0. I. hWI.NUU:, birclla, Oni. furs Wonted I). WllliHiii In In llm nmrkiit for nil kiwi of fur, for which ho will pay tho hllul market prlco. Aildreaa film nt Kliimnlh i'alla, Oregon. 3500 Acres Free roi county swnm u ":r :;,i .!-:::-r;,: 7 in iin i"iir 1. jiiiinian i-licllu. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR I I hereby aiiiiiiiiiii'n mymll a lamllilatn (of re-election lo llm olllfn ol County I Hum)nr, iiiIiJitI In llm i-oii.ldrratloii ol llm llitpi(lillrau 11tr1r at the ptlmary I election. M. I). Wl I.I.I, MH. Professional Cards DR. WM. MARTIN Dentist Office over Klamath County Hank ,P1... 11, ,cltl re",m" ,,M" tlfrtlon. It.N. (HlKIHllY. I run joint iiki'Iii:hi:ntativk declare i"""11 """'"'''"iTullnillriiiiMlcaiia ol Klamalli, l.ake.1 l ,,,r ,l"' nT.f Crook ami (irant cuhlir-i I I Mi to Inform tliu Itepulillratii ol KUinalli, lkf, Crook ami (Irani rutin lira, roiitllliilliiK the Twenty-lint Hep teentatlt Uiatilrt ol Oregon, that my name will lie presented lur your n.mlil. rratlnn at tlib pilmaiy election to I, held April 17, IUum, atkliiK your iiffraicn fur avlrcllmi a oni) ol Ilia Itrpuhllian nomliirra lur Joint lieproeiilalUu to l ballottxl lor 011 J 11 nn I, ItHM. II. I'. Itrlknap, rrlnrtllle, Olrfnli .'nnouncriiiy candidacy for '.,,n ol MinlU ol kl.uialh L. tabket to lli L,t.lflMlll.rll't''y'1'l.""'1 feV WM.MAUTIS. j rot STAU SENATOR ,,ll, announce meW "lull- f da.u.tll. oT VrfDl Kliawir iium .ol Cn"A niuiillm mi the ralkl. uo)i i' 1 trlmarr -Ill'iti. I.. Llf latiait my namr In th Ho L...i.,. lur Mm wnatir Irom Lib,Uaf and cnttU- at nit; tttln to l l'"' r 11 WlMully irplraclilnl till" :tllUI)l teuton "I l' M i.uJlUife llio .rnatnithlp h, iU trfin, 1tii ronniliil to Kla ,lIaikliirllirUoialil run ilwlll.c nlrn ol llili lulfkt. l:rtt(utly, OKO.II. MKHKYMA.N. ih to aUle that I am a ratxIIJalc KtaUkii nuiiiliiatlnii lur Joint U ftpirnl lli" illittkl ciin I ol Ciwk, KUinalli ami l-aav II I. IIOI.UArK, ILinaliia, Orrg'Jli. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES rOR COUNTY SMERirr I irtl(ullv annoiinro iiiji-II at a ramllilalv lor llm ultlcc ol Mirl(l on llm luiiiorralli' tlckrt, aulijrct 10 tho xlll ol lint Volcn at llir prlitlary llliui. It, hT,(IKO. IIIHIIOI'. I lirrnliy aniioiinco in) a ramllilalr on tli iMiiKCiatlc tlikcl, lor llm titir.il j tiallon fir .lii'llfl, Inr llm comMciatlon ol Ilia Milrn at llm primary rlrctlon. It. i:. IIUNriAKKIt. rOR COUNTY CORONER I mprctfully aniiiiiiuct inyKll at a ramlltlato (or llm olllro ol Coronrr ol Klamath t'oiiiilr, Orr-gun, on llm Drm iHiatlc ticket, ill.,-ct to tliu approval ol llm ntrr at tlm primary clrcllon on April 17, llH. i:.MU. WIIITI.OCK. I m COUNTY TREASURER lj mnounrr m raiiilliltry Inr la tU olllro ol Umnty iurrtoo llii- l!rpil,ran tlckrt (itlx mUilrtlilunul tin- prhiiarlra on I.. AI.A I.KWIB. frtVy ilrcltrr ui)hII a raiiillilatr tvoiUttlunol County Trraiiirar rkUwnlliArt, .iilijtl In llm mtUn ol llm iiUr at llm prl Wwlon. T.W.hTCI'IIKNS. laocBc mjh II a rhil.tc lor Ilia piicin nuiiiliiatti.il I u r I li r JCoontfTiriiiiitT, ulilitttii llio lUlhtiuien at llm rnmlntl prll CCCIHTWOOIl. FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR I lirtrliy tlt-rlarr in)-ll a caiuli'Utc lor llm iiiiiiilnntl'iii lur County AMmr on t'li) IkMiiiK-iallc tlckrt, lulijrct to llm Jilrclrlon ol tho otrri at llm primary rlrtllon. J. I'. IKK. I irMTCllntly announce ni)rll acan illilat lor l.io Dcnwratic i.oailnalion lor tliu iltlra ol Alienor, ulijrcl to llm ilwl. Inn ol tlm tutor at tlm primary rlrctlon. OKO.T. CLINK. Uirella, Oiriton. I WtCOimTY ASSESSOR "lyMBiiuwo ni)rll na a camll- bootlnallun mi Iho Itrinilillran LlorCognlyAiHinr. ol Klamath r.ntkxlio ltt tlerlalun ol the ltM(rlni4ryrlictliin. HKKTK.WITHUOW. "-Mnttoiiricc. notvlla camllJata r Boniluitlini 1,1 ...n. ..i W.loblrcl tn llm ,l..l.l. I .1... Nmotrr. at ll, primary rlix- K. W. (10WKN "KUnNO A1T0BMCV MWounto,,,,,,,!,,,,, ltrnul.lt 1.1... ill.., nmri lor 1110 '"lorll,,,,,,!.-,.,,! Dl.trlclAl. ""kltmill I 1 '';i-io..,.i ,i VAm 1 nrnmn, 'HHIl. II. MIM.H. t.nJI,llull(r ub1. tUn,. "r ,,IU iTiiiiir "mill,; U, l'm""lc'' "V.KUYKi:.)ALI.. JoouupuwtWDWIT 1 primary eleo. J. n uuiiu m. unnn. hbfr...... l."..ul,M "y"ll n ran.lt.l... rwtffJ!,eun'pwta frtMtlonh, a J.M. n."r"" r -r aa liiniHU LiS u...T.7" fOR COUNTY TREASURER I rMprcllitlly aiinoutiro my aril at a candidate fur llm olllro ol County Trcar iiirr, nn llm IVmocratlc lickrl, ulJrct lo uVcl.Inn of llm Mitrmat llio I'rlmary rlrctiuii, CLAUD II. IiAdOKTT. FOR COUNTY CLERK I Iterr by alinnimct) uiyirll aa a camll lata lor nomination to oflico ol County Clerk aubjrcl lu aillon nl Dvuiocratlc votvra at llm primary elrcllun. W. A. DKI.ZKI.L. Treasurers Notice V..iIk I. Ii..rli-uIvkii Dial llivru are ...,,.v ..j fumla In llm county truaiiuy for llio tv ilrmptlon ol all otilalamluiK county warranta protcaliMl 011 ami prior to July U, ItKXl. Into tint on lamo will I'vaan I10111 thla ilato. n.i.wi Kion.ii. MTtrTTitt LMit dav ol March, IlklH. It. AIVU I.UUIH, (kiiiiilyTri'iniitor. NOIKC TO CRIMIORS IN TIIK COUNTY COUKT OF THE 8TATK OK OKKUON Foil KLAM- ATM COUNTY. KHTATK OK JOSKI'll COSGEII, DKUI'.ASEU. Notlco la lioruby given that tho lait will ami tuatamunt of Joiepll Conuor, Jeccaiwl, haa been July proven anJ d uilltetl to probata anil that John ,V. Kiement and Chai. P. Wlllaon have han itnltf annolnted at eMcutora there ol. All periom having clalmi agalnit ald ettatu are Iterauy requeiieu 10 pre tent Uid mat with the proper voucher!, within all monthi Iron the data ol tlili nnlli-n. In ilia iinileralirnod at the Flrat National Hank In the city of Klamath Falli, Oregon. Dated at Klamath Falli, Urcaon, tlill 13th day ol February, 1008. John V. Hikmrni, i-U S19 CUARLW D. WlLUON. Kieeutora ol the laat win ,aua leaia- Tlm Ijikc.lili. rompany hat ZVX) acria nl Intiil iimtir llm Ailatim illlili that It lll Klve Itll.NT I'ltKi: Inr nno yrar. lliU liiclu.lf-tlm iim, l0 talll II( nlir. Tlm ronlcr nmtl clrar nml plntii llm land In ciilltv-tlnn. Tl.u rrnt rr Ki-ta all tlm ciopt but ho rrnrrve tlm rl.'lit to .ml II in tlm -tnl,l,i.. 'llm l.ukrtlilu Coliipnuy, J. Frank Aitami, .Maiiagrr, .Merrill Oregon. HlKtiY-n-lnch arid four-foot wood for al In any iuantity. Ix-avc ordera at llcllkcmicr'a Jewelry Htore or New aom and Underwood'a Drug atore. t Fire Alarm Districts Uittrlct No. -Writ aide of river. Dltlrlcl No. 48oulh of Main atrcet from the bridge to Center atrert. Dlttricl No. 6 Conger arid California Avcnuea. Dlttrlct No. C-Kwauna Height. Dlttrlct No. 12-South of Main, U I ween Center and Third. Dlttrlct No. i:i -South of Main, bo-tw-rn Third and Fifth. Dlttrlct No. U-North of Main, be tween Third and Fifth. Dlttrict No. ir. South of Main, to Walnut belwvrn Fifth and Sen nth. Dlttrlct No. 10 North of Main to High, betwi-rn Fifth and Sevrnth. Dlttrlct No. '.'I-South of Main to Walnut, between Seventh and Ninth. Dlttrlct No. !-Norlh of Main to High, betRrrn'Sevcnlh and Ninth. Dlttrlct No. Zl-Hot Spring! dlttrlct ratt of Main and Ninth. Dlttrlct No. Ill-South of Walnut to I'lum, between Fourth and Sixth. Dlttrlct No. Z'- South of Walnut to I'lum, between Sixth and Eighth. Dlttrlct No. .11 -South of Walnut and Fait of Eighth. Dittrict No. X!- North of High to JefTrrton. between Sixth and Eight. Dittrict No. .It-North of JelTerion, between Sixth and Eighth. Dirtrict No. 35- North of High to JclTerton, brtween Eighth and Tenth. Dittrict No. 41-Nurthof JelTerion, between Eighth and Tenth. Dittrict No. 4J Eatt of rarnl. Tho general alarm will be aounded by giving ten rapid atrukea of the 111, followed by the number of the dittrict In which the fire la located, which will bt, rung three timet. When the dii rict li rrpretenteil by more than one figure, a No. HI, after giving the gen eral alarm the bell will be tapped twice, then a alight paute, followed by four tap with a longer paute, and then re ieated twice more before aounding llii general alarm again. GERMAN GLEANINGS. nartuany iim up S..50,0U) tuna of potator early tfc the manufacture of alcohol and only 8S. tmn of grain. White liortra arfi not now tianl In the aertnan army, the Introduction of amoke4 iwwdaf halng made litem ton roruplctiouf. I'lirninil unit raptiirnl v a crowd, a Ilvrllu plikMicttrt pleaded that be bad only atoteti a Udy'a purao to tare hi family from atarratlon. The lady fare hlia I2S, nnd the crowd lutucrlbed an other 9. The new three wheelnl motor Are eu irtue of Nuremberg, (lenuany, employ ateam for propelling and for pumping, theHirojielltng atmr being on the front wlrK'l. Itutti Uquhl carbonic ucld and beuxlue are uaed lu altrtlnc and quick ly getting up etentn. Kmperor TMUni haa approved the great acheme ftr the conatructlou of a atadlum In Oituwwald foreet. In the outaklrta of Uefttn- It I lo be provided for the public and, aa prowed, will be model of the Oreek atadlum, with dally Olymplal gauiee. Ch, Say. Eugllibman-I wouldn't want to hear more than the Orat line of "The 8ti.r Bpangled Banner" lo know that It waa written by an American. American--Why ao. Ungllakuiaii-Tbe tint two worda tell me that.-Exchange. Why He Waa Smaeth. "That convict I waa talking to," aald the vUltor at the prlaon. "aeema to be amoothNklnd of man." "Doubtleee," reaponded the wardeu. "You eee, bXnae Ironed when be got hr.''-Baltluore American. Ceulilfi't Tell. Ie marriage a fanurer aaked the old bachelor ol te young bride. "I don't know yet." replied the bride fciaoceutly. "You know, my huaband doe not get paid ntU next Wedaea-day."-DetTolt rree Preta. G. Helming Co. Fur Merchants Address ManktleM, Ortfoa. or lUAKUUl taOIS. Owgwi C. F. STONE Attorney at Law Oinicu over itoatoffice, Klamath Fulls, Oregon T KLKMIbHK 19 D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney at Law Klamath Fnllii, Oregon DR. C. P. MASON Dentist American Hank A Trutt Coa HulMing Zim's Plumbing Shop Contracting ana Jobbing Firatcldta Line of I'lumb Ing Spcclaltic and flrat clan Workman-hip. A. O. U. W. Building KUmath ralU J We Make Little Fuss 1 But there is always something doing at our place in the House i Furnishing line. We carry the largest stock of House Furnishings in Klamath County. See us for a Square Deal. VIRGIL a SON j At the Bridge on Main Street CENTRAL CAFE Open Day and Night Private Dining Parlors Oysters Served In Any Style J. V. HOUSTON, Prop. Klamath Falli S Wlnema Truck Transfer COMPANY furniture and piano carefully moved, liaggage wagon and general drayir.g. All work given prompt attention. Uuss to and from all boat. I'hono 103 COLBURN YOUNG Proprietors THE OFFICE E. H. DuFAULT, Proprietor Choicest of .Wines, Liquors and Cigars r Cuter to the butter clan of trade, with nothing to offend -tliu mot critical. You'll notice the difference when you try it. Jut tho placo to drop In for a refreshing botcr-,' ogo when you need a ttlmulant. I'urc liquor of alf kind for family trodo a upecialty Elvvood Steel Fences GUARANTEED We are in recent receipt of a carload of the Famous Elwood Steel Fencing and Poultry Netting in all widths. We stand ready to guarantee every rod of Elwood Fence we send out Geo. R. Hum The Cream of the Best Old Continental Whiskey Normandy Rye F. F. V. Rye Bottled Under the Supervision of the Govenuaent None Better Sold By C. D. Willson Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH Of Furniture Is on Its way to the KUm ath Falls Furniture House, opposite the American Hotel. Mattresses already Arriving. "Our Responsibility ends whenever you are Satisfied. E. W. GLLLETT GO. Beiit E. Witiirow. Vice l'retident Abstracting Mapa, Plans, Blue Prints, Itc. Allen Sloan. Secretary Klamath County Abstract Co. Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers Don J. Zuuwalt, C. E. t'rciidcnt M. D. Williams, C. E. Treasurer Klamath Falls, Oregon f The 19th will be Easter Sunday and the man who is figuring on bloisoniiiig out in the new Spring Colors will find that we have made great plans to meet hit ex pectations, from the elaborate showing of novelty neckwear to the newest shadings in Spring garments. In our clothing section we are making a special display of Friend Made and Alma Mater Student Styles at $15.00 to $50.00 for Suits and Top Coats, Our display of neckwear is larger, handsomer and more attract ive than evervbefore. Portland Clothing And Shoe Store

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:i iffi I m i 1 I fft 1ST 1 T 3 'oaf'.??1 Get the Essence of Satisfaction By Dealing with a Strictly Reliable House When it's Jewelry, Watch Repairing, Optical Work or kindred lines you want, come to the Leading Estab lishment in those particular lines, where you get your money back if you are not satisfied Our reputation is pretty good, too, as the old saying serves as proof, "Imitation is the Sincerest Flattery," so it don't make me mad to have others copy the simple and upright business methods I am using G. HEITKEMPER, JR. leadlatf Watduaaker, Jeweler and Optician RKFUBLICAN BLOCK S w' Tat TORE Box Suits an "Dummy" Suits all rkiht as load a reatlaii qaktly mm the "daaMjr" that doeaa't awfe- a awcb all wroat! whea pat oa a life, aravbrg, active bum. for whoat tkejr were aot aude, aad who qalckly brlatfa oat erery glarlag defect. For clothe that fit jour forai, follow every ot caveat of yoor body, aad retala perfect ahape. hare at take yoar aaeaaarc aad aead it to Ed. V. Price 8 Gk, faaaoas aa aerchaat tailors who auLe clothe to order exclashrely. Fabrics No. 4404 L, 4198 K. 4189 J, 4368J. 436IJ. 4158J, 42201, 4S06I, oat of 500 magnificent patterns for Sprla, aad dealdas 486, 489. 490, 491, 491 froai oar aew fashion plate, will be of service ia helping' yoa choose a nifty salt. Made la either direct or modified style, a talloredtoaieasare solt will cost yoa bat 125 to 140 here, aad it will embody high class workauashlp, perauaeare of ahape, aad serrice ralae only foaad la clothea for which small tailors charge twice the araaey. Try oae aad be coavlaced. IiiImIh Ical rtprWMtMlt UUT. f rlc 8 C. KUrcfual Yl, Chlca PERSONAL MENTION WeGaarotceaFlt The PantatOIlUm Subscribe for The Herald See Winter (or Jewelry. ChM. Fatteo, of flonanra, li In the city totlay. Lost Flannel bahyhail Krl.lny 3rJ. Fltiiler ile return to K K K More. George Mcliitire li on theilck list to day. For Kent Ftiriitfheil room to rent returnable. On Filth Street In low Wal nut Aicmie. Mrs. Cox, 4 10 I,. Alva Lew If went to Paliy today on politic. Kyour watch U lick teml It to Win. ten Hospital, The geeo iiiolnj noithuiinl I. another Indication that Winter ha It-en ildlliMiuol by xentle Spring. Ne line of Inrfcy Souvenir un at Winter. The Mnng Company returned Satnr. day night iroru n very iic:ofiil trip to Merrill and llonanta. Spring line Panama and Straw Hat. at tho KKK .tort'. Aitoclate member ol the Klamath Fall Military liand will tain notiiu that there will bo a nxlal dance at the hall on Friday erriilni, April 17. It I not neceiuuy to lcae jour watchee i long at Winter, Me are now prepared to do your witk prompt, ly. All work guaranteed for onu war. W T. Lej, onoI Capt. and Mr. J I. I-ee, li here Irom tunnyale, Cal., to proe up un a timber claim and to vi.il with hi foil. To gut a home talk to K. It. Hull about the SummervKlnney Jce. Oillre, '.'ml tloor, llalilmln Mock. Mmt o( the launche on Kl.iuiath water were out yeitcrtlay, J-everal tinall parllr wero out on the 1'ppcr Lake, while l.ako Kwauna n.ial.o well patrontxed. Furniihed noun- (or rent. 1 For Upivr 1-nko point by launch call onC. I'. dreuory A Son. C. Kiche uml It J Stwkiiiejer. United Slate marthal, pimM through the city Saturday enroute to l).)iianta to take charxv nl Hotl Kigali iir.J Im will bo charged with rohbinit the U. until. A. Helming A Co fur merchant, pay liliihcft Cih pilce (or nil klndiiil hide and (in. Ileadijuarler Anieil can Hotel. It C.T.Oliver will n to Fort Klamath tomorion Cale l not ilulmt politic though he gel mlieil up with political KaugiH'rifiliia1ly. He l out olllng Implement nukliit; money while tho other are iviidiuu what tliey have mde. Thai' the difference. l.ndie nml ChlMien Straw Hut of eveij ile.cilptlon at l K K loie. 1 can locale )nn on fl hninelel. 1 can rell you a gooil rmirli of 110 acre in 1jmiii'1I Valley, at a price that will unit )ou, II. W, leeic. If. No bracelet ut Winter. T.rrllil. FW. Then I atniirthliii: which will ap leal to eu-ry American In the horror of ii rate luiol.nl upon Henry Jame. Sr.. by hl ami. the noelll. IIU'I nr ionl.il In the letter, or i: I. (liKlkln The jouiiit man tinil U-eli woratiM In tirgituicut nml I'M tnliiicl "Then may )oiir m-nheil (hitalw al irnji have tumpi In them!" Youth Companion i ut iiLKmmmmwmmmt Time to Dye Easter Eggs Paaatels Tramfer dye Sets u pkij, Buster Brown Tranafcroa Acts a pktf, White Rabbit Tranaferi, 16 colors 5ctsnpk(j, White Rabbit dyes. 8 colors, 100 shades 8cts u pg Also Nice Line of Easter Cards and Novelties. Star Drug store "The Store that Saves You Moiei Juit i rrtili. Mr N'ewwil-.re lliee vbbi n fre'j a the one I pit twin yon lat week The Cnnvr- Oh. jiVin! Hom of the rtuie lot inn'um I'vr li-.-eQ kivpbiK for joii I'ltU Me Up lll.l ace a It cere, the nltar of III. We umy them all laLlns rn tire lu It.-Marcu Aurcllu EDION the McIntlreTraniortatIon Co. Men I'anama Hat KKK tnre. tended to all For the beat ritf In town call al the Mammoth Stable. II. W. Mraw, Pro prietor, t The aecon I earch made al Itorttou for article taken from the U. mall rrulte In the r'i.covcry of a niimU'r of I thing that the flrt nearch did not re veal. Try ZIm for plumbing. Everything that you may need In the Iryaood. line pay now bo found at tliu lionton itore. Everrtlnng guaranteed at Winter.' Maimith I all I'u lie librar) Tho Klamath Fail Public Library I open every afternoon from to 6:.T() Apjily at o'clock and each cvenini; from CW to 10 o'clock. A cordial initatlon la ex- Jackson Hotel Fort Klamath, Ore. Clean rooms, good beds, and the table always sup piled with the best the market affords-Tcrms rea sonable. C. C. Jackson, Prop. PHONOGRAPHS. EDISON invonU'il tho plionoKrnph. He made it tin entertainer for nil. It i.i mnntifncttircd at n price which everyone enn nlford, and we noli ft on tho easy payment plan, no no one need lie without it. Have you heard and teen the New Model. We Want Your Trade Underwood's Pharmacy EVERYTHING IN DRUGS SMIifacllon Ouaiaatecd Klamath Falls, Oregon Mr. W. II. hcrhorn da. taken chary "f the American dlnlm; mini, irl.lrl. ha hern irmolrlnl. All women took arurmplo)r.l. Thl. I the place In s the Lut mral.lu tnaii, THREE REASONS WHY You should Buy yo waicnes rrom --1st Wc have the Uracil Mkcikai wiicMim Southern ortaM -2nd- Buying" Watchra aavc do ill quantltlc. we ran tlhtyenj Lowtct Market I'rlcc far Good Good I --3rd- Wc have an fatibllihrd aad here 10 nay. If y Watthgoca wromlyoawa know where 10 find m H. J. Wintei Leading JewelerJ Watchmaker tad Optician KLAMATH ft If your rye are faiii;, j!im I fit, r Wlulrr. The Store That is Doing the Business II Our Silk Underskirts will please you as they are of the quality that refined taste calls for. When down town call and look them oyer. There's value visible and invisible in "Sin cerity" Garments-one as much as the other. What puts it there? Sincerity Style, Know ledge, Tailoring Skill, Fabric and Range-but more than all the Sin cerity idea that covers all, the initiative the quality-insistence that have created and up held the "Sinceritv" Standard and have made possible Clothes-Economy without cheapness; that's most acceptable just now. You'd be surprised to know how many of the best dressed men wear "SINCERITY" Clothes and you'll find your home clothier sells them. $10.oo to $30.oo Am ay) X V Our Easter display of Shoes will please the most fastidious. We have the niftiest line of Oxfords in Klamath County. THE BOSTON STORE S