The Evening Herald (Klamath Falls, Or.)
May 2, 1908

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nil iif 'il "--w. THE EVENING HERALD band aBr. owl Bandar. W Um Herald .PuMsttftg Company tmaurnoM rates I LOO tH US OtOj, kr aU. a walk, .M Saltr.MrOTabjt-TrW.awwk. .11 HOW TO PJSMIT.BMM INMaSSM MMWV QftMf. ipna m ratal cjmxIi oa ygar kal tank, Han Mia. ar cvmacy. I Nawararaa Law or OaaooN.-Sattka MM ol IM law W Or ton (mMa Ikat ma wit la aaatruWm a aawaaapar ahall mall aack mi Mini to an. oarana In Ikla Dial wHkout araf tafatvkaT aa onlap wwcafw nth aawvaaaw t aa a nn. ana no oa ar own. Illatl alka, BoaUia. kali at 4 II la ant ar aat. rohUn- aaahtM nth aaraoa. wkauar r M ranwai ar (ka paraoa to wkom 8ATUKDAY MAY 2, 1908. CAM INDIANS V01X7 In a number of districts in Ore gon the question has arisen as to what Indiana are qualified to vote, and the election boards in the vicinity of Indian reserva tions have been confronted with m. A. .aaA.ll MARSH LANDS OwmJy waUm Klamath's greatest bargains at $20 per acre and upwards Easy Term. 50 per cent, vegetable matter. ABEL A1)Y Ttnbcr Und Notice United Slates Urol Office, Ukelw Orvnn, February 18, 1WW. Notice li hereby Riven that In com pliance with ttia provisions ot tlio net ol Congress ot June 3, 1878, entitle! "An net (or the tale of limber land In the state ol California, Oregon. Nevada ami Waaliinxton Territory,'' as extended to all the Public Un.l Slates by net uf Aliguit 4, 1IW2, Charles It. IVl.au, ol Klamath Kail, County ol Klamath, HUtfl ot Oregon, hut llteil In thU ofltce hit worn statement No. 40t2, (or the imrchaaa ol the aw'ine.1, nw.tlsel' ol arc. .1, tp. .18 8. range U K. W. M., ami will offer lirool to show that Iho land fought la more valuable lor it timber or atone than (or agricultural uiroae, ami to eelthllih hi claim to said land heloie. the County JuJge ol Klamath County, at hit office at Klamath Kail, Oregon, on Wednesday Iho ISlhday ol T. V. Nuho lar, I.. I). KlUhlion, True II. IK-Up. A. M. Jiunlon, till l Klamath Kail, Oregon. Any and all perronp clalmliiK adverse ly the above JeKrllK.il landaarurrtiii ti ed to (lie Ihclr clalmt In thla ollli-v on or belore raid Mill day ol May 1W. 2W&-13 J. N. WaUon, regltter. the problem frequently. Roy R. M,; i Wise of Klamath has asked an ilenAmealtne opinion of Attorney General Crawford. Following is an ex cerpfrom the attorney general's reply: "Indians who have received land by allottment are subject to and have the rights privi- legea and immunities guaranteed by the laws of the state of Ore gon, both civil and criminal. Over Indians not allottees the laws of the state have, no effect except as to crimes and misdemeanors committed outside the reserva. tion, or that part not yet alloted or thrown open to Petition for Liquor License To the Honorable County Court of the Wale Oregon (or Klamath CountyJ We the undertlgned, reiidentt ami le ical volen ol the I'rvclnct ol Sprague River, In the County ol Klamath and State ol Oregon, and actual retldentr. therein and who bavo actually renided therein fur mom than Ihlrtv (lava lin Settlement. mediately preceding the dato ol tlgnlng Therefore such Indians who have! nndnilngthlt our petition, do hen-h) tint moiv1 ll.itmanta u.-miM reaiiecttully netllluii jour linnmable not be entitled to vote." Indians living on a reservation under federal supervision cannot vote. Congressman Ellis of Oregon is of the opinion that just at present a certain kind of hysteria -prevails throughout the country. Ha says that if an announcement is made that some senator, Fora ker, Tillman, or any other man, is going to flay some public offi cial it is almost certain to draw a crowded house. People flock to the senate to hear public men scourged by other public men. Ellis said that the same was true outside of congress as there seems to be a desire on the part of the people of the present time to have other people flayed for their alledged misdoings. By an overwhelming vote, President Roosevelt's four battle ship programme failed in the Satiate, just as it did in the House. The amendment for four battle ships was introduced by Senator Pflaaand the fight for its adop tion was led by Senator Bever idge. Twenty-three votes were cast for the increased program, (the number being largely made ubof recently elected Senators. Fifty Senators voted to support the House and the reccomenda tiop of the Senate naval com atittee for building only two bat tleships. There are thousands and thous ands of acres of land that needs men and there are thousands and thousands of men who need land. Every step in bringing the land less man and the manless land together is a movement for the good of humanity and the beniflt of the country. body to grant and iue to J. C. Kdaall ami T. M. Edtall. ol the firuiol KiWall lirot., a license to tell tplritout, vinous, fermented or malt, liqtiora In leta quan tities than one gallon, In the prnincl aforesaid (or period ol ono year, (rom the 0th day ol May, A. I. 1WW. Notice it hereby given that tlili pe tition will be pretented to the County Court o( the State ol Oregon, (or the County ol Klamath, at the court home in the city ot Klamath Fall, on the nth davol May, A.t. 18, at the honrot one o'clock I. M. or at toon Iherraller at raid petition can be heard. Dated tltls 2Sth day of Manli, A. I. 1908. O.T. Anderson, L. I.. Griffin, I. T. Anderton, K. A. Campbell, W. W. Fin ley, K. W. Whettton, A. W. Evant, J. M. Paster, Win. II. (iarrett, Kd Bloom Ingcsmp, John 8. Furber, II. J. Lang- kam, Koea IS. Finley, W. W. 8mlth, Jamet Phillips, YV. K. Hutter. It. V. Courtright, II. L. Anderton, C. K. Morltt, Amot I.unily, Mat Lawrj't J- A. Wilton. J. K Freeman, 8pralt. milt, C. E. Ueru.J. II. Uord.Jame M. Frr- ren. Frank OIncbam. L. A. Klcliaril- aon, George ISIoomiogcamp, Q. M. An derton, Tom Iory, Jamr 1111, Frank Hliamley. j. a. raricer, u. u. iwt, Charlea Trupp. CHANGE OF TIME William Jennings Bryan has been turned down by the Demo cratic state convention in Con necticut The resolutions com mittee declined to adopt a plat form placing the convention on record for Bryan. "Merry Widow" bats are mon. strosities, the padded shoulders of tailor made suits a delusion and a sham, and the American girl a creature of affectation and exaggeration, is the opinion of Mrs. Elinor Glyn, author of "Three Weeks." t SsVaaVaVatiWBJBBfjflajajajBjaBBi It is your duty to vote at the eitv election Monday. If you aogrsct it do not blame others I i for the result. I Klamath Lake Railroad la Cotuktctloa With Mclntire-Straw Stage Line DAILY EFFECTIVE APRIL 10, 1MM From Klamath Fall to Baa Fran cisco and all points between Thrall and same. Leave Klamath Falls 4 A. M. Arrive at Spencers 7:30 Leave Spencers 8: A'rriva at Pokegama 1 1 'Leave Pokegama.K.UR.ll :lf Arrive at Thrall 1:10 P-M Leave Thrall, a. r. rr. train No. 15 at 2:25 Arrive at San Fancltco 0:28 A. M. 29 hours and 28 minutes, Klamath Falls to San Francisco. Train No. 13 on S. P. leaves Thrall 6:65 p. m. arriving at San Francjtco 11:28 a.m. Klamath Falls toTortland Lsave Klamath Falls as above. Leave Thrall, 8.P. train No. 10, 1 :32 p. in. j arrive at Portland 7 :66 a. in. 27 hours and 65 minutes, Klamath Falls to Portland. San Francisco to Klamath Fal!t Lravafian Francisco at 2:20 p. in. arrive at Thrall at 6:W a. tn. Iave Thrall at 0:30 a. m.; leave Pokegama at 9 a. in.; arrive at Klamath Falls at 6 p. rn.. Dinner at Spencers", leaving there at 1 p. m. Shortest time ever, 20 hours and 40 nln. Ban Francisco to Klamath Falls. No other route does it. This is the cheapest and best way Fare 6, either direction between Thrall and Klamath Falls. Heavy Freldhllng; a Specialty. Unrirjarie Orders Arc Given Prompt Attention 0. K. Transfer Storage Company PHONES Having up-to-date piano trucks we solicit your fine olano movlnri KENYON a THOMPSON, PROPRIETORS Ollict r7t turn U7I Kritdcnce 04.1 WOOD WOOD

Sixteen inch and four foot wood in any quantities. Orders can be loft at 'Navigation Co., Phone 481 or KKK Store, Phone 174 JT t7ri7T TVH Wood Yard and Office JL. XltiltU&K Ncar city Hall Phone 84 Incorporated November 28, tReJSaasaBu... 1 2J 1900 Statement of Condition of the. Klamath County Bank Klanalh Falla, Oregon PIC1MBM 31, 1007 RIJOURCES Iamm and Discounts $340.r.,tn on 03.52B.84 Ilonds and Svcurities Ileal rotate, IluildiiiKH and Fixture Cuah and Sight ExchaitKv The Eldred Company F. C. ELDRED, Manager Bonanza, Oregon 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 I4.74n.l8 0.247.GD $585,049.81 LIABILITIES Capital Stock, fully utld SI 00,000.00 Surplus: und Profit 2 1.753.1 1 Duo Otlit-r Itankrt .'I2,00o!94 IKtlMMtllai 431,293.46 $585,049.51 J' k3fr'!z!kut.i .'"Vrn.M mi nt U truejo the beet of my arm rt..r .,.,1 1J1.;, AI.KX MAltTlN. JltK, f V.ulr Sub.rlUr.l and twurn to lfi,i,. (lir u, ,,,l ul January, IWJ. l-"'II u V II Wit.ik,. Notary Public (ir Df,,;. OFFICERS AlJtl MARTIN C.R.KKAM1S ALU MARTIN, JR. LESUK ROGERS PrenldM Vice-President Cashier Ais't Cashier Pioneer Bank of Klamath Basin 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. Barge has Arrived Th6 Big Barge Has Arrived at Last and Loaded with Furniture, Carpets, Mat ting, Rugs, Linoleum, Pillows and Mat tresses of all Kinds, Colors and Prices. Call while THE STOCK IS COMPLETE. MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value When blocks in Mill Addition wire nt'en-d at bargain prices a number of ulin-wd (nvcj tors bought; since that lime value hae increased materially. These Lota are Bargain Buys at present prices, and thcni In every reuon to anticipate an advance in price. Itomira bcr thffte lots are FIFTY feet in width aixl ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FELT deep-more than double the area of rmvt town lots offered to investor. FRANK IRA WHIT W. H. DOLBEER Successor to B. St. George Bishop CHAS. K. WOKOKN President CAFILAl $100,000.00 ri(KI) MIXUA.HK VI I'riKlilciit The American Bank and Trust Co. r i m m m ni m n n m c J iKf- rj-H A. M. WORDEN Caahier Cor. fllh and Main Street I M CAPT. O. C. APPIXGATE FRANK WARD Laad Sakaaien. Office on Fifth a BOIVIN Plumber and Steamfitter 'Klamath Falls. Orego Strictly Fint-claii Work Eatimates FurniihH Paoaes: BhsIbcss, 386; Residence, C04 Bennett's Feed Stabkl Next to Martin's MU1 Now Open for Buslnctj The f!hnt Svafam ixt VmiVmit whidt ncrmits Stock I getting their flill, has been installed Plenty of Wagon Room JASPER BENNETT, Prop! FRED SCHAL1.0CK Ass't Cashier East End Meat Market CIUILBR g TUTS. Proprietors Prime Beef. Veal. Mutton, Pork and WW of all 1 bda Pre- and rJured Uaata nnl SauMgci W bandU our mtaU at tho most modem wv .1 at Will 1Tyu.. 11mm and surrouadinf. Fr happy to bava you for a customer, i

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I-". ii hiu f 3iii; Get the Essence of Satisfaction By Dealia with 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 "Us 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, JtR. Leading Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician REPUBLICAN BLOCK jBErLsvi w JL f'lfnBTB t Commencing May 1st Ease and Comfort In Travel Only 12 miles of staging and then a delight ful boat ride up the Klamath River to Kla math Falls GOING.-Steaaer Klamath leaves Klamth Falls at 4 a. n. coaaectlmtf with atajte at Teeteri which arrive tDorrisatS. COMING:-Arrive t Dorrli at 4 p. m. by statfe to Teetert aad by boat to Klanath rails arriving here at 7:30 la the evealag. Oregon California Transportation Company Subscribe for The Herald Elwood 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. Hunt Palace Restaurant GOOD SERVICE GIVE US A TRIAL oma MAMAOUUNT er Hunitkcr 6 O'Conell SOME BRIDES ARE HAPPY When tbe Wedding TrtunU MtSm ColagU. AH Bride Art Happy wfctM the fr can cm irons WDflTBi. WE HAVE CUT GLASS, HAND PAINTED CHINA, SOLD) SILVER TUt Very BMt Uc Ma.ket AlwMS m tS SaacJalFrtctiaODayi MtaksM aatfftUU Ordcra EDLSQN tmfjL 4SEm SSEUBm itT W JT. WTMTKRS w ww n BrfwM avortta Iewkr" I PHONOGRAPHS EDISON invented- the phonograph. He made it an entertainer for all. It is manufactured at a price which everyone can afford, and we sell it on the easy payment plan, so no one need be without it. Have you heard aad aeea the New Model. We Want Your Trade Underwood's Pharmacy EVERYTHING Of DRUGS I IMiatwCtioa Owaraattcd I Klamath Falls, Oregon PERSONAL MENTION p in. lll'.V. Try Zlm for plumbing. Cbas, Pattee, at Donanra, Is county cat visitor tixUy. New lino ol lanry Sinvonlr smniiis at Winters. Mm. 0. K. Metdritm has gone to Port UnJ (or an attended visit. Utile and Children Straw Hat- id very description at K K K store. Carpenter have finished pntllng now Iront In ttio Mounted saloon build Ing. Mcrrtl. The town without boom. Mrs. J. I., llatrmsn it itritiliully re covering Iroin a mora lick pell. The Ire i-rcatn pvnxon has Ik-kiiii and our parlors uti open. Mannlne'.-. Oro. Illi'lin ami wile left (or Sun Krsii claco th-s inornliiK. They went to i the Heel roine in. Villi .Manning's if ion u mil Die Url lv cream. IVin Jolimoti liai returned (mm h tilp to the timber belt north llh I (roin a liit to Lakeview. Merrill. A Mtural tracer enttr. See Winters lor jewelry. Mens Panama Hats KKK stoie Bummer. Will .Mason will be In (torn hl liume- I ID n. in tteaj In a low days, lilt home lulu tin. Morning nnrlil pine belt North ol Illy. One-third ilown anil the lnliimv on Ave or ten year time will buy joii n home on the Hummers Kinney ranrh. Talk to K. II. Hall aUmt ll. Olll.v In Service At The Churches Service will be held In the never! churchca of Klamath Fall tomorrow follows! Christian Science Society llegulat service will bo held t Klamath Con servatory u( Mtiulo ttniuirrmv morning nt II a. in. llapt.it 8ciKi fnnilay School 10 a.m. rieachliinltii.ni. II. Y. I'. U. Preaching ,:M p. in. I. II. Olturilll, railor. MvthixtlM .-ervliei-SiinilayHcho.il at 10 a. in. Piearhliiital II a.m. ."iibjetl, "Way l.le llrarrn Cpwoilh I iitni' T: 10 in. -eriiin Hp iii..iiilij.vi:"IUi-Vlllloii" IhiMiilllliienf lhl eriiion lll U'l I. What le.ul In baikillilliiK, What cl l l"i lullileiinaniiot l Kclalintil. J. Wlul ili-itn W hiUIiiikI i (n nh it cntiillll'Mii. ali'xiut'l i.'iln! bUcl'll luik'. lti:V. I'. ('l)NKIIN. I't"r. I.ll) Clitiiihul tell Mean- Ma at 7:30, SilD.h) it I0UW A. M. Ilrt II lrii.1.8 J II '.Ul. ttilij.t: "Cbrl'tMii Mnhwl" II. prater merlliitf at 7 p. m. Kvciiiiii! Wonlilpal Hti. hi. ILvlnlnt 4 H-riei l frinoni m "The Malrilali Oulof Wlilrh .Mm Aie .Mi.le." Don't Be Afraid IKTIlKiKUlcanMln.hiioue,eveii Ihe in,t ami you areromHMlo Ret doctor, ilttri't I,, .,i Ihat iliK-lor'a pteacrlplloii to our atom In hate tltlol lI'MAKKHii'Mlinerencwtouawliutheiliictorl. lll(k enre how c.nupllcale.1 the prescription la whlih l h,u no illltetence how much lie ileelree the prracilptiui, in'i'' W aclly It I" written, ll makee no illlTeiriir.. m ,llllc ,l Ihe liiiirmllenle Ul In Ihe preecrlpllou to I hi llri '''''I A 1.1. WK HAY la "don't I (raid to brink Iho prr-cripii,,,, lf IT MAKKrt no dllTerence whine preMrlpllun blank j,ir ,i In writing Hie preecrlpllon, you have the prlwIr.li.iV.'vi" I" pir.c rlptlon to any itore you prtlrr. We al...,,.i, ,lM you, lallilacllon II you bring your pie.ctlpilun in M, WK (lUAIIANrKK that under noronal.leratliMi, r r Imliireuientwlll weillowalngUprracripnii,i exi-epl ll I eiarlly aa the doctor wrltn lt,, the hlihret juellly lnrr.enta which i an I .,,,llr, "k Star Drug Store "The Store that Savei You Money" Baldwin lllwk, accoud floor. The punlli ol the r-'evruth ami Kmhlh grade, chaperoned by Pro(. It. II. Pun-, Cl"1' T"""'1 M,"""! at A" tr are out on a picnic today near Ihe ll" he iMi.-re.-atl..n 4ie liaitr.l McCormlck place. Thecroad walknl to l'"'J ""-"i'ic'l ihecl.it.. I'leaio imllie Ihe ihni:e o( unediall the (rounds tbli mom iik. i I l.i.ur In the time 1 1 Die etenlnn rtlrra. Uyoure)ei are lailiinr, claM dont' All, etUll Hansen In Ihe city, tit, are Winter. Iterl Kendall, foreman In the KepuMl-! ,l", rl"Ul!' Te 01 Them All Clean. Nurah, lie "green" ruuk. puked ber bead In l tlw .lining room dour. "I'leaie, ma'am." alte ked. "au' bow will I t know In' wlien the puddla la cooked r "Mtlck a knife luto II." said ber hU iKii, rrealllng tbe cookbouk Inatrttc. ilont. -If ile knife cornea out clean. rrelileriau Church Hible Hclnl at (tie pudding U ready to erve.M "Via, ma am "And. ob. Nnrabr The rutilreea tad au aftrrltioiiKiii. "If tbe knife doe Cumra out clean yog mlgbt gtlcfc til the real of the kultea Into lb pud ding" Kterybudy'a klagaitoe. An Afrlaan Cfltle. Coder tbe beading "Prlated Re. relieil," a Houlb African journal pt.b llibea a report written by native of a conceit given by tbe raureamltk na tive cbolr at tbe Wealeyan ckurcb, Kof fyfoutelu. lu bla report Ike rootrlb ulor aaya. "Among tbe cbolr libra Norn Moucbo waa tbe beet aoogater, and tar cbeek were like an apple, tar mouth was like a cellar, tar eye were Uk aa ow l'a al obrhL her half waa aofl and 1 h I- welmme nil the erU-t id' curly, ber eara were Uk akatarock Bowen. but aba looked Ilk crane. I lie flrl iiiiiDii null "'Iiuth." liediiUr m-Milhl) iiieelnigollbe Mem' i!r..u.o. r rit.rr, i't..r buiniUDiis Mate ol can ofllce, and K. It. Allen, ol the Herald force, will leave in the worning (or .'-an Franclico. Tbe (ornier will m imnc (or aeveral weeka and the lailr i.i. ml In tlie tlicult tuuit ol tl return In about, week. "'K "V WUIIII mllIK .IBIII.III, .IIIBI.lia The abating rink on the iiirner u(' Klla KooiiliilelriiUiit, imtlnepiity lor Klamath Avenue and Will, ftrert dliorcu. in Hie name oi u.o iiale ol iiregon: 1 and ber nauie waa Jan." open every afu-rnoon (rntn :i tu ami e;ery evening (rum it U K (or children, from 8 to 10 (or the general public and (or dancing from 10 Ml',!. J. (..John son, Proprietor. Mr. II. West, organizer id the Frater nal Brotherhood, ol t.ni Anm-loi, arrived In Ihe city hut evening, (or lh ptirpMo ol organliirig a lodge at Ihli plam The Fraternal Brotherhood pruvtdei lor an accident hcnelit in ita licy. Sixtecn-lnch and four-foot Moml for aale in any quantity. Leave orders at Heitkemper's Jewelry Store or New aom and Underwootl'a Drug- store, t. The stage company hai moved all ol ita stock used (root IMrrl to liray to the new terminus. Already the aiinroach haa reduced the uruoiint of stock that l j .....i..-.i. it I n.mmmij ,u, Uri.lllj llirr lll.o Ul roll" nect with the boat. Merrill Valley the bun of Klamath. TU Griffith and True IM.ap, two ol the county's school ma'ams, are In Iho eity to spend tiunday. The (ornier leaches near the state linn and the lat ter at Keno. II is not iieci-iiuiy to leave your watches so Ion at Winters. Wo ate now prepared to do your work prompt, ly. All work guaranteed for ouu war. Durge Mason caiuu In (mm lit home stead last night to get a load ol provi sions. Ills claim is filuati-d .North o( Dly and is one ol tluwe in conflict with tbe so-called "soonirs." lie will re. turn to Ihe woods iho llrst of next week. Norn-To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall, on April 10, in Alaika.n son. The moth. er was formerly Mist Klva Galloway, a teacher In Ihe public schools ol this city. Concert Hanging MM Oangeree. i "Itallruad rasualtle receive ancb wide publicity," aald aa baaurnac man recently, "that I be re I a roiaraoa ta IWf on lb part of Ita public that en Is iiKfr liable to accident wbUe Urn ellng tbao when living tb atapi Ufa lu tbe confine of hi tans Aa a Ml v i it. rr v tvm tati. aiaiMwcv eavir mm ,c 1":,",T,, accident Inauranr eompaalM py saor answer lb couiplant tlle.1 against you wbo ta Hi tliealte entltlrd-uit on or Ufote ,,r uwn Iqo of 00 iheer preaasi J-aturday. Jui.e 3ili, IWi. Uing the than tbey do to popl hurt to fnBwaj liit ds) pircril-cl lu tlio order (or fill- acckleota Insurance compaaW pay llcntiun nl tlui ummom.tliFllril piibll, more money to people who get hurt rsti'iii ul l.i.l. Ieiii on haturdsy, Ma; hanlng picture or Uktag atove apart 2nd, 1CUS, and ll ou Ml to In answer, than Ibey do to lb vlcttraa of tad- lor want tl.cn-, i, Uu- pUlntifl will apply on cntllalona. It sounds atraaga, but to tlio ouit fur il.v dll-l ileiuandiil in lit' lb truth."- Kansas City Journal. the complaint, filed herein, lo-wit! lor' ileere iln.oli itu ll... Im.i,iI. f. inony eslilli. I.-Urvi. plaintlfl and dr i (endant Tliimiiminoiisl ..-mil l.y Hitcation In the hterilng Herald, by order ol lion. Henry I. I- mon, Judite of the Circuit Loud (or the llnl judicial diitrlct ol Oregon, dated May In, llJ1, which or. der rMiilrei iiiiumoiii to In- publlil.eil once a Kiel (or iU conn-cullve weeks Irnm Ihe lit day ol Ma), Wi. A. I.. I.KAVITT, Attorney (or I'lslnlifl. LOOK IIKItl.i A Ugihipmentwill .hj.i, arrived re(rlerator that will retroier ate without Ice, andcixikntovea thai will cook without lire. Call and luct them at Hum's llardnaru More. Auction Sale A. Arnold will sell al iil.llc aurllon on r-altinlay, May Uth, al I p. m at Ihe lllrd lMley plai-r, nrtr Ihe tunnel, the fallowing Items: Two wagons, harneai, one plow, two harrow's, all kinds id household rl and other rtlclc. Terms rash. hlasaatk lata P:k IkWary The Klamath Falla Public Ubrary la on every afternoon from 2 to 6 JO o'clock and each avenlng from M to 10 o'clock. A cordial Invitation la u tended to all. Cause ,i -M.,,,. M. lolng pUlum film. polMloi,rUf..,1.iMo.T nea sl.oul.l rllli i,. r bleb u..t. ,U n,. lujury rniiies from ,u winding an.) rewihJlu. J7 Ibruugl. tu mttblt, tUfr"3 filUt a r,,.ij. fuf,l. 'I ----j wigj( ffMewjl t lbrllrlcy.ri(lll,r" atlHDafttir. an. Ing tb nlm up M Uw erateli ..ttM Mechanic a. Msmms'i KU. Tills prni, rbn, itw, Ufnai Krvucb A rn.ill.er ML t,r Mills r-llkthl lattse il,, t "'1 not alia !rr fur s at,. kk,, oj tlitclUio, 'i 'r isoiiieri llNtkll Il m ....-I.L k "1'UU.igurilllal (lie inull.er ".Nf, ej 4Jt uu .UUUig Mltt'JlJUl hiii.. arrji mj WOT4 Mil... ui, loiiuma mimes," u;i rati uh II U Ifrlltcg y word If ;wi ttiould kin e hit i wiuiiui worn i m ulertiT 0in M.ri,S. Owru Uere-lllh rnln tl fin "I.urlle l,ul nj'0 trrr t I In n.iitn.llei ihertiirrrisf t tbst werr made lu rwit-ctirsl "Wlul'. U uv Uiili Tflt-l Ibeui -e.,, will ltl, lUtlts Iblug lu tUtn If I ilj DHmtg the UMik w II U Ira, I bl U tin Iglioreil or furC'illru" III Ml of the mui sndta I U rtrrW of h k llmale frlricli frp qoofe n from II nbd Ira.-rllwd tl sfaiirrs under wblcli Itm (mi written A Dingtr AtliM. ll km a v lie iimjui mia iblfia Ufore lie amwrrrd It aUiv I bait a.kr.1 litm tu gueiUrir. 1 mint bale .me l-lri sUxItt,! said, with wbat n Inlr&Jel fl tvb sldewUe glsace. "I bate seieril Ueli," twl Wllb a siulle "fti orJ; tMUll tbal I beillate wUtatr I Blllf ten vears jouncrr oo irctrff looks or tin yean older M ircMstl your brains" Then, while lU wUw laMI blushed, be luok s pints! W ll To clesu uisrtle H t l aoda, one of pumice sad oaten all In powdrr. snj oil w i With water Hub thM -uil nr.lllr to add grease," and wsih off wltkiH.' Finish with aoft cloth. Klin vu i clean cold Music loers are promised a ram treat on Thursday evening, May 7, at the opera bouse, through the aiinonni.en.ent of a concert by Mm. Jtsale Urock Mor gan and Miss Lata Nlckemon, under the auspices ol and with Ihe assistance o( tba Klamath Falla Military Band. Both ladle are well know as musicians o( ex. optlonal ability, and they will he ably sopported by the concert work o( the band. Tne recent orsanliation of a dob, tbe large and complete library of music, and several yean hard work un der adverse circumstances entitle the organisation to the (nil support ol th Ity and its'peopls. VsnT'uMsnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnV-flnjflsnnnnnW BW mmu-mU mm mFMixtim annm vTwii VaVeTsTsrsT' mmwmmw 111 i 11 1 t narJM sal lal I ?'ft:ft", WsV I i-iiiii. p M The Service you obtain from your clothing is lwo-oli There is'ttyle service anil the tervice deftoe by the durability of the garments. The it a matter of taste and the other a matter d quality. The patrons of this store have learned that we J guard them on both kinds of service, and in addition to this we endeavor to give them at all times the W best personal service possible. Your good will w patronage are our existence, and we shall end to merit them-now and always. The moment we have a diaaatified cuatomer we expect to J our atore, unleaa it ia a man who thlnka ao little of httJJJ that Will Dlirchua aamarhlno thmt rlnM not Dle86 IllD. ect to tall ua about it. If you buy anything In this tof "j it dlsappoInU yon in any way, ahapa or manner, come m us about it; we are here to make it right. Portland Clothing And Shoe Store