The Evening Herald (Klamath Falls, Or.)
May 21, 1908

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S5"F "i g 'I Mostly Kcnl I'lr In Kiimatli FiiIIh Our Advertisers Get the Best Results Lc0NDYKAi.No.r,f,7, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. THURSDAY, MAY 21. 1908. Prick, 6 Cento. WILL EXPORT BITTER STILL IP IN THE AIR Ik Heftilft. 'i Bonanza Creamery in Need of Market for PROBABLY SHIP I Gr4t"l Increase in Amount of It Ncfcssiiry to Seek Outside Markets Dristoll (iocs to Sacramento for that Purpose j linn, dimi tberlly today m lililf lu.S.italiicnliilli IhnliiteiMt of lkloiniiitriMiiry. Ibis creamery iiH'')l" i'1"'1 Klam Hi (wiiil and i" "I"' 'hipping "m Itiprvlurl ltttf f Vr. HUH lli liiitltT Mklng litiiti rt'ncltnl Ihr alagr ikirttlircrraineryrau littnoiit every ttk about ni pmmil of butter "vcr tU amount ul Iho prrtenl trade. Mr. lrlmill i!"- rUcreinentotomek irrwpmriiti I" ilnp Ibe mrplm In tlml rilf amy week Tb-ruuct nl llio Ibinami creamery ItgDitrrlledaiid llirru l Hill. loulil Utlht k aark- will I found fur til of tUbutlrr lint cjtn Ihi manufacture!. T)rt crrarncr) la ii'iw receiving larger taul'lln ol butter fatllian at anytime frttlore and indiratlona aro very good lornnit-ritliricream In llio next few oatLt. The fitiurra ul thai lection of Uxtoanty aro non aware of the fact ll.it tUre It iiiuriejr In milking fur III man-ryand rnnit of them ire idling bis lbs dairy lititlnni on h tinall Male itlMlt. Tli fiULlliluiuMit n( tlila Industry at r-injiliilriimrntralnl that Klein ttbrourily liih'ttined to herotno one oi IlitbritiUiiyliig sectlona In llio state ofUrrfon.aml aonoii at llio railroad ii fir ritmij-lt along to connect I tit KUdiiIi roiinty w lilt tlip roinmerclal ctoUriot iho rot Ijikc quantities ol Ury prudurta will l-i exported from till iwtlun The llunania rrramery iwuinulacturii about WOO poundt flmtt-remy week.ind this atnonnt CM b Inereaicd at any time. II will batcnury IdiIihI anew market toon Ibe (inner ate gradually engaging In tb dairying LuiIm-m on mirr exlcn iKale and unlets a market It sup flW the price i.l U,r product would lie-trn-. Tlio operation nf iho creamery liai fMenadccldcdiurccn In every way. Tlxfannvra In tin. vli-lnliy of llonanu fc"lii awakened lo the fact that It l,ritk..oM.i,.ilry atiwk ami are Improving their limit accordingly. Its Product TO SACRAMENTO Butter Manufactured Makes Coinlctc Testimony The lawyer In tlio famout 37 ID raw PIrcl to llllltll ttklng theletllliiuuy to night anil the next round in the light I will romuulf at l.kevlew Iritliiiilng mi j next Mun lay. Tlilt raw- It one of ll.e mutt liuiiUnl, If mil the mutt linjmrl- j ant llial ha ever nunc up In tlilt land llitrlrt. Mure 11x1111 and inure val uable laud aro Involved than In any' case that hat rn tried. It hai alio Iktii In llllitatloii longer than any other 1 ra no nalng before the Drpatlnirrit I from this ftlon. Rainfall For Week V. II. Ilelleinaii, ol tlio Kri'Iatnatiun r)ervlcr(ii'nU .nof an Inch of rainfall timing tho fail week. II itatea that tlila hat inolilcnail the loll pretty thor oughly hut that the crop nn the dry land are not at far along at they uiually ate at tlila time of the )rar. Warm weather lor a few ilaya will make a vatl difference In thuaparaneeuf Ihefieldii. Dairy Happening A vary pretty wedding wai olrinnlrnl at the tftldencrnf Mr. and Mr, Wlit mam In Ilonanta, oVIo-k p. in. on Mar 14. The contracting partlct were I'rof. II. M. Hall, of Nehraaka, and Mitt Margaret rVlimnr, of Palry, Itev. Ilarnia olllclallng. A few frlen.li and relative were preienl. The young couple were Ihn leclplenla ol a numlier of heaullful preaenta. What hat Uouie of tin" dry year rroakrraT The ralna of lail week, havo Intuied goixl cron. Henry Hilra wai in lairy lan wk for the flral in a long time. He la in feehte health. The atork vltltcd the home of Chaa. oelk Wedneaday night and left a little boy. Fire pupltt of our achool look Klghth gTaileeiaiulnatloniat llonanta Thnri day and Friday. Mri. Frank U la vialtlng In Dairy Ihlaweelc. Hie will return to I'm' Val ley via Klamath Falla. Let Us Measure you for your Summer Suit We can fit you to the "dot" A Doubt isn't a fact until you prove It Don't doubt ui until you have teited ui. You take no chaucea. We refund If we fall to give Satisfaction. K. K. K. STORE The Neweit and Beit for tlia Man who carea DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES 1 MwMyJm&teiS jmmmmmjrmru-r. 1 JW' r vffVkULLIBskW x- tfi lBttjfvBBaHsVLW. X, fWt rtLNT tVV ft S.VUMKktVsssBkW7ssm .mlHm mmmKmmmwms W. L 00UQLAS OF GRADUATE BIG CLASS Twelve Students Will Finish the Klamath County High School Course Tliu Klamath County Huh Schoul will thlayvar graluntoa ilattof twi'Ue, the target! number any )iir ulnre the olatlliliimiil of the Hrhool. I.ntt )'.ir hut tit atudelitt welt) giadiiatetl mi'l the piecvdliv jeara there were never more than two or three. 'Iho incrcar.' In tho niiuibfi ol ur.i'liiaUs It indicative of thegruntl.uf lliecliicntlonalinitit'.it lon. Tho iiialructois mid tint itudrntt are now rouiplctlng the arrangement for the uiiul coinmerireuirnta exercliva and whllo they hii not definitely ar ungeil Iho vniluut programa they lave et llio dales for tho different rxercitea and have all of the feature Inlliecourn of pii'pjmtlon. MAY ARGIE QUESTION Saloonmen Anxious for Debate Between Rev. Cantrell and Mr. Knodell "la tho banker, who rliargea n ruto of Intcrctt gieator than Is ul lowed by Uw, a Iwtter man morully than the e.iloon man, vthiidoea not adhere Mildly to the law ni let down by the atate ol Ore gon?" U tho iiieatiou tiileil by Itev. CAiitrell in lite lecture Monday night. "No" declare! the hetnrer, "uthouannd limes, mi. And jet noeicty biiH with deferencfl to the kinker, and ludincriui Inately turn Hh buck upon Iho liquor dealer, and endeavor- to iltlvo him out ofbuilnct. Why? Po you want to know? Comu to the ohtii houee on next Sunday evening and I w III tell you" continued tho lecturer, "and if there la a man In the city who withe o debate the Question I will be pleatl to divide time with him." Since Itev. Cantrell made the above announcement tho anti-saloon League ha endeavored lo engao tho opera houio for next Sunday, ul which tlmo they hive engaged Mr. Knodell to give another of his prohibiten lectuiei. It will bo remembered that Mr. Mtoaeii, during hi recent lecture bore, chal lenged the loon league to produce a MASSACHUSETTS. I Tlio lijrcalailreato icrraon will be on 1 i-.. a I' ruiiiuay, iny ii. ill 11 a. in,; June lheIVclamatloncontctal8 p, 111,; June 3, Clan Ijy uxerclies nl 2 p. 111.; June :t, Studonla evening 8 p, m.; Juno 4, Clan addieid H p. in.; June S, Com I ineiivemenl 8 p. in,; June 5, Alumni I banquet. The graduate tills year uro Hacliel Kinmi Applcgate, Lena. Smith Darnum, 1 Maude l'stella Nail, Alexander Martin, lll,lVtryOctaviuiDeUp, Wlnfnsl Ver ton Wlthrow, Minnie Itogene Barnum, Chandler Marlon McCauloy, Fannlu El doro Virgil, Haul Kollc, Fuyc Hoguc und Milan IVart Arnett. man who would tpeak in their came, and now come the saloon men with tho announcement that they will havo Rev. Ctintiell meet Mr. Knodell in oien do bate on Sunday evening and they 'hope Mr. Knodell will make good hla promlro ami go over tho liquor question with Kilward Adams Cuntiell, The result of llio saloon men accept ing Mr. KnodeU's challengh will be watched with Interest. Organization Active Tho Merrill republicans aro very ac live. The nawly organized club will meeugaln Friday night at which time plans will be completed fur u bulness like und energetic campaign. Tlio club U gaining In membership ami n large attendance. Is expected at the meeting on the night ol the 22nd, Capt. J. M. Mclntlio got tangled up, with a barrel of something ut Pokegaina ii few day ago and rame out of tbe mix up second belt. He It now unable to be about, having luttalned a strain of tho back. Council Will Insist on Having a Cement Conduit on High 1 1 DISCUSSED IN AN INFORMAL WAY Right of Way for Keno Canal Is Freely KacusstMl 4 the Opinion Prevails That the RectamaUM Service Shall Not Construct a Wooden Fiume Late Fruit Uninjured Fruit Inspector O. A. Slearoa aaya lliat lite varlctioa of fruit were not in jured by tho froiti, and that there will be wino apples, pear, plum and cber rlen. Tlio berry crop wa not Injured and unle weather condition ahoold ptovc iinlavorablo from now on there will bo a gocd crop. Coutractors Moving Dirt Maury llrothers ACo. are now work ing all of their team on tbelr contract on the toutb branch canal. They atari ed in to move dirt a few day ago and have already made a good thawing. They ire going to bring In more of their outfit from Nevada and Indication at that they will complete their contract by early Fall. F. A. Autenrlalh.of the Klamath Fall Tramportatton Co. i in the city fro Dorrli on builnes matter connected with tho freight thlpoaenta tothUplac. He ray that tho Southern Pacific com pany ha made all neceaaary arraaf ment for the handling of the mall froaa till city and it ia quite generally expaet etl that tho change of route will occur on next Punday. A number of Jertcy cow and calve patted through the city today an route to Illy where they will be patturad and milled for the Honiara creamery. The ilocL belonged to Je Parker and was purchated in the Rogue river vally. Tim t.rrwrfltn far 111. F.rtn.r'fl In atltute to be held on June 5 and 0 will contain many Interfiling numbai. It will not be ready for publication for few day. Spring lino Panama and Straw Hat nt the KKK More. Hi II "Ti tni its arrt 11 W I II ssE&KBXfr II ii BLffjj -SalaasMaaT Ul at HH FwIyt1 I Wl JIHlHssr'T maaaailli Jr DHL A IMji-BI rmjaaaaaaaaaaaW-P,1Tl.faaB 1 I -maaP I if ROBERTS 6 HANKS Hardwire Daakra Indication are that taw Kim canal will not be delayed on aoeoaat ol right of way orar weet Bits atrtwt If tbo .Bae- laoatlon Berrieo will agreo to put In concreU coadttit. Taw cowcll. bald aa Informal rotating bwt nlgbt and dia eoaatd the action to be takes i the matter. Tho ccmaeaaa ol opbsloa wa that lb franchiaa ahoeld bt graatatt If it provided for the eeeMtraetloa and maintenance ofacoacwUatntttaf). Af ter viewing the groand with tho fttd property ownars and tba go-rtraawat engineer, tb dty aalhoritlta ti of Iho opinion that a woodea eoadalt woald prove very onaatlataetory, haeaaa It would not be per-aaaeat aad beaaaa there would be mora or 1M Uaaaga from it and coBteqaeatly eaaaeaa lor damage tolta. Sareral of tha iiiaaill men haw Hatad that U Ua goraraiaat official modify lb (raacalaa o that It will be la aeeordaaea with Uw wUbaa at tbepeoplaaad tho eoaaeU, the ordla ance will bo paaeed at the next i TbiapUeee the eoaaeU la a where It la not holdlag a tho 1 aa!, bat U prntuHag tte Ughwaf as. well aa tho laiiriaH oftba prafatty owaenaleasttoMAtaj)eeelaK Whea Project Eagiaeat Varphjr waa eeea In regard to thla matter ha atalod that he bad aeror Igorad aa aatttag ta a cement coodait aad be waa not la a position to aay what actios the gorera mint would take If the eoaaeU related to grant a fraaehlaa for a woodea atract ore. lit tutea in reply to qoeaueaa that be did not know whether or aot there were toBclant fnade oa head for the construction of a etmeat eoadalt along tbt ttreet. It U likely that no actloawUl be tak en by him until the eoaaeU reran the ordinance that provide for a fraaehlaa with either a woodea or cement atraet-ure. -I t !-IV

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'v'f 'UWI 1 f THE EVENING HERALD lasa Mr. immI ftaaasv. W tfcs Herald Pwhltoliliig Company W. MM1M. CMOurnoN tuns to M stt raantka. w aHns t nnUiiw nr to hut, i ONr IMO IN rmml ctotk oo rmw total tank. NawarArca Ijiw or OaaooM.-Btttloa sMot Um law. f Union siotMm tint wammr n pnaoncantronuui nmMfMr shall Mil wck w nf pnmi in um awn wiuioth -a-rtonnTnU"?Si!g Ma shaH mm craatt wih param. wtwthnr linnI vtHrrcintlirhVTKm nxrkani ItUaauttrMt. THURSDAY. MAY 21, IBM, I A Gentleman of Leisure. By Csffstaac. sVArcv Nacaajp. Coirriihtti. im. br in. AMcitd utrniry ittu. MARSH LANDS Oregon richest soil. R 50 per cent, vegetable matter. Klamath's greatest bar-Jains M !?20 per acre and upward!. Ewy Terwe. T-t--U&i i-JJJ Wtitt9tCttttSSt!UtttiK It was said of hlui along tbe street on nblcb he lived that Desiuoud Ir'llxgar kM vr.ni a laxjr i he wna haudsome. While hl nelitibors rose early and went to work Desmond Idled atwut lu the city parks, sitting on tbe bench. ninl rending pncra that brisker occu aut bad discarded. If tbU diversion failed be would stroll down Droadwar. wateblug. wl'li nn ejr keen for ererr detail of humor, tbe life that went on round hi in. Oecaslonallj be procured a Job nud then gare It up aa toon aa he had acquired money enough to carry lit tn Hi rough the neit three weeks. And as bta wanta were small a few dol lar lasted a long time. There waa no one dceudent on blm, and tbat waa tbe excuse be made to himself for be ing aa sblftleaa young fellow as could lie found lu a summer's day. When the weather waa warm be tronld toiler along the streets that hor dered the uater front, where the wind awept In fresh and cool and full of a tang of the sea. Here and there bo met acquaintances loading drays and hauling crates. Perching In some con venient nook. Desmond would amuse himself fur hours with comments on tbe season and tbe advisability of shirking labor whenever It was possi ble. It was on one of these occasions tbat be ueared a dump where men on wragons and scows were actively dis posing of tbe city's rubbish. There be espfed Thomas Macdonough shoveling away for dear life and the Urea of oth ers, for Thomas bad a wife and alz children. Aa Thomas paused to wipe tbe aweat from his brow Desmond strolled up. "flow are you. Thomas, Ibis ftne dayT k asked sociably. That must be hot work you're doing! Who'd thtak there was that much ashes and old tin cans In New Yorkr Thomas only anawtt'iras a grunt He ,bad no time for suck alasleaa con versation as Desmond's. Bat tbe lat ter, not a whit disconcerted, sat on a barrel near Vy nud watched tbe work ers and beyoad laera tbe ws rehouses and barfs and the forest of masts and .smokestacks outlined against tbe radiant blue of tbe sky. Ferryboats passed la tbe distance. Tuk went busily to and fro asd rocked tbe grimy coal barges with their swell. Present ly a hundred bells and wblstlea pro claimed tbat It was noon, and Thomas dropped his shovel with a great breath and stretched himself. "Why do you slop for such au In slgnlfkant thing aa a midday mealf queried Desmond amusedly, and then the words died on bis lips at the algbt of taw girl who waa bringing Thomas' dinner palL She wore a pretty blue calico gown which gar a glimpse of bar white throat Her eyes were gray aad frank aa a child's. Brown balr curled softly around ber forehead. "Here's jour dinner, ancle,' abe said. "I brought you soma sandwiches tbat I raada myself and a bottle of Iced tea tbat-wlll do your toarttood.' "You'l a Jewel, Kitty." Mid Thomas, "a Jewel worth harlngr So Desmond thought aa be regarded her. "Will you not Introduce met" be arged, plucking at Thomas' sleeve. "Kitty, my dear," aald Thomas, "let me make you acquainted with Mr Desmond Fitzgerald, gentleman of leisure." An adorable dimple abowed In Kit ty's check. "Dncle Thomas must always, have his fun!" aba sailed. "Have yon been working here longf nodding toward the dump. "I don't work here at all," aaswered Desmond. "On the river, maybe." abe hazarded, "or building bouses" "Nor This guessing game waa mak lag Desmond most Bocomortable, "Oh, then, you're on tbe street clean lag forcer aba laughed triumphantly. "Nonsense, Kitty I" her ancle later- posed. "What's the good of all these' questions? He's what I .told you be waa a gentleman of.leleare." Kitty's face grew grave., "You've been 111 maybe and not at to workr She turned to. DesafeBd ollcttoosly. J" "I don't work at all except when I hare tor ha blurted. "Ob I" aald Kitty, and .Thomas' Iced tea waa not half so cold as, ber voice. "I'd beat be running home uow," she aald to her uncle. srh children will bs looking for me, flood day.' Mr. Fits garald," aba added, with a half glance over her shoulder at tbe miserable Dea- B$fid. She's a gnat one .to bustle,, la Kit--ty," observed ber tiac, htf Btosd eye fmiitttttm ha nlMlHu''lini 'Dft UMX MSCsf.WssUJtWl Job?'' was Desmond's abrupt qiior.v 'They do," replied Tbomns, nnd Dev mond went to work next day. It w very hot, and his muscles nehed, nud he began to think how re'resdilui: It would le to be sprawled on n park bench drowsily reading n pniier nud listening to the sparrows twtttcrlm: about the fountain. Shoveling nt the dump waa the hardest work that IV mond had douo lu the couroo of lit twenty-live years. "Bad luck- to me for tackllnc It I" Im muttered. "And won't 1 Ret out of It In the mischief of a hurry!'' With uoou catuo Kitty and Thotnns' dinner pall. "It la only for a sight of you (tint I'm here," announced Desmond. "Did you kiss the blarney stone for breakfast r asld Kitty. Her took of approval brlghtrued IVsmmid mine- what, but he was Mill In n dlignmllrd mood. "What's the ue of n man' hnUni: lo work at all" he eimiiiliilncd "I bat' what I don't see! Of enre It's differ tut If ,ou hae u line. ilv Job I e lh I had one like Matthew I'urrolV no soils nud plenty of puy-nr Jim John ou'a. Uwnlug n lot of illli li illuvert. (list's a eoiu'ortahte t titnu- 'lun b lull hu cut It. nud I nidi I Inn I liN luck. Then." nllli u iiieiinln;: giuim lit Kltty-"then I'd lue n wife ninl ll In tlneatjle." Kltty'a checks fl.iuuil nud her eri- flatbed. "The mau I marry," khe trlnl. "will flglit his own way up. He'll lnu n backboiie, not a wlliboui, .Mr le- mond Flttgerald." The phrase dwelt with Deiuinnil I ln- rent of the day. He rliuteleil ei fully. "A backbone Instead of n r Milnme be kept repealing! "The ilni-L nt ili. flrl to vay a llilni; like Hint to me!" Ills nuger ut Kitty became inure uu more polgunnt,' nud when 'riinmni poke to blm lie made It npp.in-111 in be wished lo hac uotlilni; turtlni in do with any member of tin- famiii r I Macdonoush. Next noon n toinle headiil jmiiij: lir brought Thomas' dinner pall. "Where's Kitty" Iteimnml eiilun-l to Inquire. "Sick." Thomas was huskily I n conic V Desmond's nnxer cooled wild n ri-d ilennesa astoulalilug eteii to Ulinncir A lump rose to his throat and n qu! s. mist to bis eyes. Sick, wn vhe. th poor girl! t.lke as not she hml titer worked helping her mint ninl the i tilt dren. Whst she needed nas kouh mie to watch over ber and take t-nie of l.er He would very evenlug. turn out his pockets cents comprised bis worldly store. Humor and Philosophy By DUNCAN H. SMITH r wfTmiHi..j liirs Wanted (J I' Wlllnon I In tliematkelfor nil kli.il if fur, fin' which lie w I pay tlio i'4 lilui nt PRRT PARAGRAPHS. The ttoub'e h when joil make n fol of joitmelf ou bne In levy on jour friend en jmi lire funeil to tniit.o up the v o ,xou linui In pay for It. Faithful N the touch ir n friend a long ii the tenpomo l Kiitlifnctory. Hie lie Hint iiro told n I ion t oil lire not mi cr.t harmful on Iin they n r" true (CaC7 ioA tbe) come Iwl 7S eiirefully s XT H "ill Ihei nre I Si If V I..S T. 'I he onl) way to nvold hating In take thluitK a Ih l IV Hi it HiitUfiie- torily prtiirraug- a35 8taih In .tour backbone l nil right a long tin )nti kivp nut of u lliiiu.lcr how i r The reaxoii why the eonmleiici"! of Koine K'ople ilo not trouble tlii'in It caioe they hate none. The III nature of n peron U simply uiitiriinihlo when It couioh in direct eon tard wild yuur utvn. It In welt kiionu that n rliti tnlliiT lu law- I much in oro i-:tlly uni-mliil than n Kir one. Petition for Liquor License buy her some Bowers that J,,tf .aid pterlmt, a I its pockets be found that SO V I to tiii: iio.Noii.wii.i: nnrNrv tdi'itr in' Tin: stati: m ni:i:- itiON HU! KI.AMATII (OI'NrY. We the tiuileriigniil, icnlilcnl" ninl I legal viilers of Hie pliclnot n Wiaal ItUer, In the L'otiiilynl Kl.lin.illi, Male of Oiegon, and actual it rbli-tito lli-nln, lid wlin hate itctuallt iiaie, ihi'iuii for inorv iban thirty ilijn iminuli itilt I pn-ctaliiig the dale nl ilgiimg mill lillng till' lilltlun, ihi lierebv leapinldillt H'tltlill .Mi II r IidhoimIiIi- laaly tu eiaiu mill Ikani. In .fiimt.i. II tVli.u.l.... ....I. ,.,l.l.'l, M- lleeiitn t II C. F. STONE iil or mall lui mini in Ii-m iiiuiiliiira than mie i-allm lih'l mi nmrkrt price. Add Kl.it"nih l'nll, Oii'Kun, l.liim.itli lull I'u.Mc UUarr llioKliimatli fall fiiMIc Library l open exety nflfinonit fnun 1! t n:W o'clock nml enoli evening from USUI lo 10 o'clock. A cordial Invitation I e. tended In all. Iki nut lui) bleiuliil wlilakev. Win It .toil ttiint pnio ttlil"''!')' fee llit III" jiuliip under the gmetii t' "Imiiilrd wnrehoui'iiliiin'i" I the (.'ontlnen 11 ttlil'key, Water Mill tthWkey, Nof iiiaiiilloitiuind f. f. V. )e. Nild by f. Wlllnon. I" Siiniiuons In lliel'liriill t'oiill "I tin' Slide nl Oiigmi lor KliiiinlliCoiinly, John KikuiK ptiiliittll, Atiianila I'.ll.i Kiiiltili'li'iiil.iul,aiilllueiiill) lot illtnice. In the name nt lite Until nt Oirgmit I Ynii aielieteb) nspilnal In apa-r niin nutntrlberouiplAliit llleil Kiut )ou In llio alane ciilitlnl cull on or U-tnrr Nitiirdat. June i:itli. IHW, la'lng the lal da iiecrlUil In the order for nil llntlliili ol till ailtiitiiiilia, the llt.l UIIHI rallminl ttlilili being on .Sttnnlay, Mat "lid, llUt, ami l( ton fall o Inaiiaiter, for want thftiii', the plaiiillll ttlll apily In the court for the relief deinkiidiil in Ihe tvmpl.nliil, lllial lieielu, tn-ttll: lr nili'CiiedliiMhliig Ihe lainda jl nintrl iimiit cxi.ting la-tuivn plaiiillll nud tie- li-iiilunt j Ihla.uinnioiiaia ...rtiil lit piililicallou in the Kti-niug III tal.l.b) order ol Hon. Ilenr) I. IkiiMiti, Judge o Hip ("In nil t'onit nr Ihe l)il jiiill.-lnl ill.lllit ol Nlii'gini. diitnl Ma) lt, It'lH, tthlcliur. I del mpllroa .lllllllioria In la- pllhliahrd oiuiMt ttnk for U iiuiM-cullte weeka III. Ill Ihe lI.U nl Mit), t'AH. a i.. i.i:.virr, I Atlorneyfor I'Uiutilf. Professional Cards D. VM. MARTIN Dentist Olticv over Klamath County llsnk "It will buy a doxcu of some klinl of ,,,e l'r" l,,rl "'"'I'I X- rM ..I OHl poslea, though." he thought, "and lx lli-Hrd. day of Jiil).!0r,, whafa a bite to eat compared to that? 1 '-l aa not nungry, auyuotv." isoiue i iiinny giten ny Hie umlrr igniil, that tin a.litiuii will lit pre wilti'il In the t'lillity (Vim ilfnrrml.t nl the court iiaiin in the illy Klu liiatli Kulla,.Oieguii, on the I at. ilp) Lt July, A. I. l:M, at kle hour of In nVlmk a. in. of mid ilny ir aa nam Iberruflernia.iid H'lilion inn Im hi aril. Pal.il tnii imli .laj o( Ma). I'ul. Jniuo. II. Wliiilir. Attorney at Law Ol'lico -iter laiatothce. Klamath Fall. gon He round bu way to Kllty'H tene ment with a box of pink carnation., and Kltty'a aunt opeucd the door. "Who will I aay they're from" she qvestlooeai In tbe subdued tone a-ople use In sickroom. "Tell tell ber they're from Dei mond," be stammered, swallowing bard. He groped hi way down tbe rickety stairs. Inwardly determined to send ber rosea every other day. An for tbe money, be could work even ing. There were always plenty of odd Jobs for a man who was willing. So each morning Thomas told him how she was. and all day long mid far luto tbe night Desmoud tvorkul with passionate energy, an envrgy tvblcb helped blm lu part to forget two dreadful quetlnun: What If Kltly didn't get well And what If there were another man whom she lottil "And not tbe lazy tngahoiid I must hare seemed," reflected onr Ik-mnond. musing bitterly ou bl wauled year. But Kitty gained and gained and waa sitting ou a rocking chair by tbe window when Desmond went to see her, a box of roses under bis arm. She was as pale as the soft while wrap per that she wore, yet slit- flushed at light of him and held out a thin little band. "Ob. Dcainoikl." she xald, "ynu'te been so good to me, and Ihe llotver were lovely. I couldn't haw got tell without them. They mudu my room like a garden w hen I used to lie tbero and look at them. And they tell roe tbey tell me you're doing fine!" "If. I am It la all owing to you, Kit ty," aald Desmond, fumbling lu lili pocket. "What have you there?" she cried. Desmond looked a bit shamefaced and drew out a wishbone. "Do you mind what you told mo about a backbone being the bent thing la life I've brought you this aa a sign I'll win my own way up Instead of wishing." Kltty'a eyes danced. "But, Desmond," she objected, "tbe bone waa meant to be brokeu, no sup. poeejruu take one wish more, the last of all, and then nave done wllli It for ever Twill be a kind of celebra tion." "Bight you are!" cried Desmond. "Here goes!" Tbey pulled. "1 wlui" cried Desmond breathlessly. 7vlo! And do you know what It was that.! wanted I wished tbat 1 might marry Kitty alacdouough, the sweet est girl In tbe whole wide world." Kitty bid bar blushing face on Pen- mond's aboulder. "And I wished tbe very samo thing," she whispered. To all'-tutes'ta and purposes a man that; married Is a man that's harried. Trirrwmr U KAMI'S c. i:. iioy i ltd) II. Wire N. J. .Inliii'oii David I.'audey II. (iiiiilrn-r J. i'.. Vom 1 1, r We I'. X. I'oUlpilT Frank lumpier I'aul I'iffona .1. II. r-iuarl Jl. P. Morgan W. M.TIioniRMtii l)til llrunuaii I.. (J. Drake It. A. Mou G.T.Cray Wnltrr DInou C.Cray M. II. Ili-i C.C. Hill G.S.I lot I W, J. .lamimti II. M. JiiiiiImiii .1. I.. V'IMI JoIiiiCi.iv M. F, I'arker I. V..(!iiIh U.K. .lo'll-a C. I ('lite I.. K ill'Mlg .va.mi:s J. M. Kinery II. II. Ixxwley C. II lluiicli Am Drii4 l!olii il. laiugatiiii I,. V. (nwl.iud Ira Cuttle Wealey (,'nln Win! M. H-cii D. CJ. Cuiirliiey II.J.r-iiwMge 11. E, Noah W.ll. Noitini A. I.. Mellman J. A. (ijbaoti Clink Win. Di'iiloii I'. M. Diriton li- I leu ton Kiaiuoro .1. II. Heimlg I'. J. (Mm .Ilia, lleriilg ll'lbu .White Frank Hlvcia D. liynu W. II. Clmh I.. A, ('mini! G. C. Iliopliy J, II. IWry S. II. Kin D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney at Law Klamath Full, Oregon DR. C. P. MASON Dentist ineilcau Hank A Trust Cn.'s lliill.llng CENTRAL CAFE Open Day ond Night Private" Dining Parlor Oysters Served In Any Style J. V. HOUSTON, Prop. Notice For Publication Depart iiieiil iil tint Inteiioi, I', 8. I.iiikI Ollicoi l.nkevlmt Cickoii, May 1.7, I'.ms, Noliie Ik hereby elten tti.it Albert HairiHon, nt Klamath I'uIIh, Onmi, 4 ho, on Nov, 8, 11U7, uiinlo llmhur mid atonii nppllnition, No, 0,', fur Sl'.'i SW'i, l-'tcllon -"J, Tnmiklln I!7 H,, Uhiiki) 1) I'.., Will. Mirlillan, rum llled notliuof Intention lo iiiako I'lnal I'looi, in cMabliWi ilaliu to llio laud uhota de acribeil, befoiu County (,'leil; Klumalli Co., nt bin olllce at Kl.uuatli l'alln, Ore,, nu ibo ntii ly of Ampim, iijk. Claimant namca u uitneMKoa: Julni (I, Schallock, ol KUuiatli I'alla, Orcfon, T. J. Stateii.oi Klaiuiitli Falls, Oregon, Albro Jumliion, ol Klamntli Falls Ore- Hon, Win, i;ariiuic oi i.uinnin ratta, Oregon- J. N. Alton, Ileclhtor. TlIH We Make Little Fuss liuL there is always something doinf at our place in the House Kurnishhfj lino. Wo carry the largest stock of House Furnishings in Klamath County. Sec us for a Square Deal. VIRGIL a SON At the Bridge on Main Street ei m mmm wmmmmmmm' Incorporated November 20, iqoo Statement of Condition ...of (lie. Klamath County Bank Klamath Falln, Oregon DKCIMBKR 31, 1007 IUSOURGES lAinns and DiacountM 5340,d:io.bo UontlaandSvcuritivH (J'I152b'iu lloal Eatatv, IlulldlnKH uml Fixturoa... M,74r,.lo Cuah and SIkIiI KxcIhiiikv l(3(i,247.oj) $50ri.0.o.(f UABILIT1ES Capitnl Stuck, fully imid $100,000.00 Surplus and Pruflta 21,75U,u Due Other ltankH .'J2,O00.J4 Dcixwlta 431,20G.'iO SB00.040.51 I, Alex Martin, Jr., Candler of tin i n-,v., bonk, iki solrinnly swear that the nl-.w ,,r mint in true to the liesl of my kiio!.'hi ui..ii.nr AI.KXMAlmN.JII t.,J, SulMerilml and swurn In U'foie nu' ll i i, ,'i. of January, I'.nw. T ISralJ C. II ,rm, Notary I'ubllf f. r l orncEKs ALIX MARTIN -E. R. RKAMIS ALIX MARTIN, JR. LESLIE ROGERS President Vice-President Cashier Ass't Cnshler Pioneer Bank of Klamath Basin -aat; THE OFFICE E. H. DuFAULT, Proprietor Choiceit of Wlnei. Liquors and Cigars r Catsra lu tiie Iwttrr riant of trade, Milh n..tlun toetttni tlw most critical. You'll notice the ihtTrrrnc tthmrw try It, Just the laro to ilnip In fur a ffrnhincUr bk when you nerd a stimulant I'urr Ivj'jori cf ill kinds for family trade a irrislty Ready for Inspection Our line of Carpets, Matting, Tapestry, Linoleum. Art Squares, Tabic, Lounge and Stand Covers, ii ready for inspec tion. Something entirely new Alto Silk Float and Feltolene Mattresse Brata and Iron Beds-Adjustable pen cil wo?en wire Springs, the only thing for hot weather. Polahed Oak Dining Sets and all oak Rockers. W. H. DOLBEER Successor to B. St. George Bishop Phone-Store, 61 Residence, 155 CHAR. K. WOUDKN I'rcsklent M. WOIIDKN Cashier'.' I'ltlll) MKLIIASB Vlci-l'rwU1 The American Bank-and Trust Go Klainalh Kalis 6 Wlnema Truck Transfer COMPANY I'lirnitiiro uiul piano carefully rnnved. IluirifBKO wngon and ifeneral dravlr. AH work Klvcn prompt attention. Bush to ami from all boats. I'hono 103 COLBURN 6 YOUNG Proprietors ff JH. ItfS'v f"n sasfcrnwi rru, L- JJi pn iJl,iJl1lI ilil ,111 A EU RaBBBka .Ji-iirrTx-. iMnrr-zi 1 arm SBSI h4 fi M m alBS lalBBl BBBBi C1K WfH EM H ol IFI UraasTaWPI M7KK RbbTbTbTbT bTsHbsT Mil m n gJimkm vsmM CAPITAL. $100,000.00 Cor. ata aa4 Main Street u v W$r'

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H,'A", jjj5vcrtlcmcnt TSMrMloJllmiliou. Clot, (ihm-'""- Testatc row au r0gV,i:-Ml Acin llsiirh l.neato'1 .1.1. i.lllrn. iMtt'""' -1 Notlce to Public MlSCKUANEOUi Kmmath 1'ai.iji, ()ro May 20, IH0H Nullrluiliiulillct For tlm ptirxitai Ol eilnbllihlnK tho Irfo delivery limit fur thin illy, it nt notice on Imck imr Mi-plmmi MaiiVs, hI, on ami alter llilstlate, iMIvcr I1111 ol ilnrxo I. IfteeiilliiihoiiraiilHa. m, ami 11 p, ,,l hII mra.nit nililriiMftl to purion. mIHi- III Olio liluik ol our nltlcr, On messages l( imraons mttalile o( I.. .I..lu..... II... I, ii in i .......Hi..,, ii mem will ixta Inch. MiiiKPrcUiim nl SA tenia lur itellmy ol HFI.MIN" A '"r """f,l,," aamo mUMii lin tUy ,t., pB).t, hlilifil l"ln" '"r "!",U xim delivery ol iiiiataiiK. II 141 W fin iimii, I J hH '"m-'" lu t-aae ol a intsa-n rr.iiiliitf to n I win hIiii lias a telephone wo will notify llieiu dy It mill, If limy mi aln-, irnl I lie nnoaaitn tu llirm without rlitrKii, or limy may, on audi nolle., till nnl re n-lve inraii' at Central Oflllrn free ol rliari-e. .Mi.Kr iitfUril IniImwii lln liniua rOK MALR K..r Mi--An ''I"'kI' IM"" ifcoalnK-K-lf'""''!1""' rtll,tll,.i,li;if. 'liniu'WH Ol II ...-T-.n-nilirallyil" llnillllKM -t l..r.-lM. m x I rt 1"' uVllwrr.1 llH'N"'"" i .III,III.IIII'WW 1""1'1' i,.lffalllrll laJwIy InsMe. """I"K unless I lie tim ran lu lu, reached liy plume or will rill (or II on Bilrli linltf.. Wit fAl.r-"'i" i""" I inntu truly, ,UnoMMMi.Kir.""";-","77 l I.e. Ml.Way Tel. ATel. f.i., .l 111 S lVt. II lly(), II, (lair.. 3300 Acrca Free Treasurers Notice I. itr.r rvlng ol lila party tote. jlln i.l all mititamliiiK roniily rusts pti.l.ili-1 on ami prior In (III; M.IKW. Inlrrr.t on tame will MMIIMn IlilliUIr, IVaIiI Klsnulti Fall, this IMh tl) lii. r., L Alt l-enis, t'uunlrTrraiiirrr. rro;crly U rtuoubk. ;ih at- ?.?Mr IN ft or June IT. I "H' ril.ll.i with Ih. KUuiMIN H OrtfiA. faf tld r.jL.i... 11 i. IHiZl,0.",,",1 mn llxr awli winct.uUm.4 l-i nrntofora KmII K5taSy!ul u. ,UW laMtiUiivml umltr awh..... :,;-,r- t-t'.- "Ti lllL.lT. """"Ml MWIM Will tirr r Wmwnl or ivtfuiiTi Um Iwl wVZ?1""x,m' wEH4ii lii4, V,te!.1JT. R.t K.. t iBSS'" ,h Urat UihI OnV. A..UUM IWrrt.,y nf th. ttor C Helmlny fi Co. Merchant! Minhlltld, orctfoa, or ""Ui rails, ortgon ft Plumbing Shop "ruling and Jobbing ""tela.. IJm, f ,.urob. SpjclulUca n, (in WorkmnnKliln. rl'3 BjUMta Main raiu f;ckson Hotel fn Klamath, Ore. roonw.goodbtdt, T'e lwayt tup- w"h the beat the 'wfordi-Terraarta-1. ckon, Prop. er Homo anil ilnnonttritrtl liia alillily. Iteprrarntatiwa-Oiir rilalc Itep. rvtrntathc. II. I. IWIknap anJ II. A. Ilrattaln, ate alrong tml(latra ami will mum than mi)I llirlr party lrinKlli. flirrlir-W. II. lUrnra la wi-llipjiillllfl In HII tlio oltlto, lia Iiik aervrtl aa aaaeaa 1 or ol fjike County, alto aa deputy alierlff llo liaa a goml education, ia an active! roan, well acipialntol with all the nr- rounding county and make an e fllclcnt ofllter. Vote for him. County Clcik-C. It. IVIap, at County Clerk, la well known to yon all, having avrveil tltia county aa School Superin tendent In a way that la a credit to him-1 aell. He I now nerving aa Deputy Slier-, lltol Ihla county ami la known In U a, throughly competent man. Cnunlv Treaaurar I, Alva lwl. aal Treasurer, la well known to you all ami ha polnta with prldu to hla paat record. School Superintendent J. 0. Swan ia a man that litia been i-ouaplcuoualy Iieforn the public (or tho paat live yean and liaa accomplished wondcralucdiiual- ional llnc-a. He la urll fitted for the place. Aaaeaaor llert K. Wlthrow,aaAiaeaa- or, It (he right man in tho right place, having aerved a number ol yiara In the Abalratt Office and having a complete abstract of every piece ol deeded land In the county, putt him In a position to better judge the value of roul estate than any other man we know. County flurveyor-M. D. Williams hat been conspicuously before the public during hit term ol office. Hit work tptakt lor hit efficiency. County Oomnilailoner-0. J. Swingle it a pioneer ol Klamath County. Ho it n conservative business man and hat made a tuccett with hla own buiinott venturer, and it It fair to assume thai he will do as well with the county business FACTS ABOUT KLAMATH PROJECT Tim Hill. Dry (loud. Co. has ri-r.,h,,l roll HAM! KIUIimi ulenille, illnliig M.-erlahlpiiiintsi,IKa.ternilrta.giHl.. wmift an I "ther liimlluie. Ilii'inlri' fll ami lnarl the i.w line. ailltHMOilitf. lf I p ....I .1, I -.-.L tlll u K HUTU, IKIUK Ml 11111 1 aon'a holrl fur f I. IWmd and Inditing a week. C. II. Wlllaon, I'rnp, II fl UVr.lloci.i.pai.y haa S.VW arrea penuhrn flnilt(lnl. iblnnlrrtlie Adams illlch that il t3t five HKNT KHKI. lor mm )rnr. II. r". N-rialor-Hon. II, M. ,kr, a tiUlwliflr. Il.e iim id the land and Senator, la all that we ran a.k fur ulir, The n nlrr imlsl rhar nri.l In one ramlldajr. Mr Cake la a man itollis land In culllialioii. Tlierenl-.' ideating ap-rance, an cliilrnt ftU(llllierriphut we rrM-rve the speaker, a man that uuderttamla the rattiepitureihe stulihk. pailllral situation. While many tenrrt The Uketl.ln t'iinMiliy, llial Mr. l-ullon wai U-alen, )et we J Prank Adams, .Manager, rrallre, by the volu .Mr. Cake receltrd Merrill Oregon, in his hoinn county that he is at pular Ihereas Mr. rultonwa.heie. Mr. Cake -3-- Congressman V. Ilawley lnlai Xotite U Urrli given that then' are' lu 1.1. t1)r.i i,i. 1.,, 1,1, Hiuriaiiierounix iiea.uiy lur inn ir riTurd is hi. platforui. Jusllreol the Supreme Court II. S. IWan nerds no tfirelal mention. 1 Ihiiry and Kond Comtniialonrr J. W. lUlley Is at.o a Winner. It. It. Commissioner T. K. Campbell is a man lor the people and la entitled' to the support ol tho entire parly. I'roMKutlng A Homey D. V. Kuykeii Mrs. IV. K. rVxImrn l.as taken charn j 'U" M I'lianx-iitliig Attorney, ia pracl- 11 Amnion inning room, wlilch 1 icaiiy wiinoui oppotmou. lie 11 wen iterarcinolrlnl. All wiiuien rooks ijiullfieil and Klamath and Uke Count.' il.l. I. the place in gel U. COnKratnlate.l on having' 'tr.lmrsl.ln town 11 nun- 111 i.iir poii'iiiiii'iii 111 wimirNrorTiiniMTiiiini, w.... turney lu nomlnat'on for the plate. 'usetrnrs. Wur.i(t,. II. i M.rrh XT. c u.. il i ..I r imiinrtruTiuN nrmatio i.mi i7i.nwi-ira, VX!!JSt!iM'Mw, I. a rising yoi'i-IC Bute m. .iTxu th. oiiMnwa T r iirtaT ,n" vlng serveil one term lu tho Low Tho Klamath Project Thu Ktiiinntli I'rojcut in tho name Unit linn l.ueii nitrilicd to tho reclama tion of nhoiit 10U.U00 acres of land now "J., wi ovorllow or tlio Klamath Hivir mill of hower Klumiith luiltu nnd Tulo Jiko "nil llio iiiiKiitinn or nhoiit Ji'0,000 ncrcH of valley I11111I iiiljiicent to tliu Klmnntli Ilivcr, iiIoiik tho courao itf liOHt Hiver nnd thu tributary portion of the great lilntumi lyiiij" chiefly in Kluimith County, Oreijon, but iiIhd eniliriteiiiK 1'iirt of Sinltiyoti arid Modoo Conn lien, California, a total area or 200,000 ncrca. Tliu l'rnjvct embraueH tlio voimtruction of u very urcnt mileiiKo of cnnalH, iaturalH nnd drniunge canali mid will huvu it principal noiircu in Upper Klamath l.akc. Clear l.uhu and lIoiHdly uro reaervoir aitee where flood water will bu impounded nnd utilized for irriKiitinn of land included in thu upper portion of .tlio Project. Work 011 tlio iiiniti canal win Htarted in the Spring of 1U0G anil tlio Unit unit of nine milts ia now com pleted. About 1 11,000 ncrcH of land will bo irrigated from tho fimt unit, Die latcraln for which arc being eumttruclcd under the mipervisinu of the engineers haviiiK charge of thu 1'ioject. Ily fur the largcat prop.utioii of the laud uiiiler thu Unit unit ia now in MiKcbrtihh and muat be cleared mid broken iiKtlme for erom in the Spriui; of 1008- Work on the aoc iiiul unit k being dnno by thu Oovcrnment and cm brncea nineteen milcx of iimiii canal and twenty-nix milen of IntcralH to furnish water to about 20,000 additional iicicm of laud. Work oti this unit will bo prosecuted 11s rapidly mi poHsihto. Nearly ouo-hnlf of the area to be irrigated ia now uiiiler water to a depth or from otio to (ifteen feet nml will be reclaimed by a system of drainage to lower tlie level of the rivt-ra nnd lakes. A large part of the Hwnmp laud and practically nil of the valley land In tlio Klamath linsin are held in private own endup mid sonic in very largo tracts which must bn sold in tracts of ICO acre-, nr less under tho regula tioni governing llio perfection of n water-right. KLAMATH'S For its development and pros- OUKATEST pcrity tho Klamath Basin must nave NEED people, and the right kind of people at that. Its groat need is Intelli gent, practical farmers, who understand tho meaning of intensified and diversified fanning; men who will buy land, not for speculative purposes, but with the idea of clearing off the sagebrush and making per. manent and cemfortablo homes. Such men are bound to succeed. There is room for thousands of them. Developing Kugnr beets have been grown ex Various periincutnlly throughout the Klam Industries nth Valley. The percentage of sugar is high, at fcill be noted from tho follow inK analysis made by the United States De partment of Agriculture from beets grown near sugar in beets, per cent., 21.7; sugar in juice, per rent., 1M 1 enr-flicicnt of purity, S.'J.l. .xicriiiiee has demonstrated that excellent us paragus, onions nnd celery can bu grown, thu tutu lauds being very similar to those of the Sacramento mid Sim .lonipiiu Valleys of California, where such vegetables nre so successfully cultivated. Through out tho world the reclaimed marshlands are the best suited for the highest development of dairy inter Oltt.l, There is no question that this will become n sugar beet producing section nud that n number of facto ries will be built and npeintcd with the development of the industry. All l.iiuls of fruit adapted to thu temperate zone thrivi' here apples, peaches, pears, cherries, prunes, plums, apricots and nectarines do well, and small fruits bear abundantly nml of excellent quality. There nro n great many small orchards throughout (lie basin that prove the adaptability of the region to the profitable production of fruit. K. L. .Smith, former president of tlio Oregon State Hoard of Horticulture, gives it ns his opinion that the foothill lands nre specially adapted to apple growing. Cultivation of the potato has passed beyond the experimental stage, the handy loam of the uplands producing them in great abundance. Klamath County wheat, grown without irrigation, took tho premium nt the New Orleans Exposition. Tho most important forage crop is alfalfa, the soil being peculiarly adapted lo its growth. Excess All landowners bciug required Holdings Must to sell their excess holdings, there Be Bold is n large area ot good I nnd for sale at reasonable figures, prices rang ing from about $15 to $35 for unimproved, and if-0 to (50 per acre tor improved laud. Land adjacent to the principal towns commands hiubcr prices. The. purchaser pays for the water right nt a cost of about" $18 per aero to bo paid for in ten equal annual in stallmeiits without interest. This amounts to less than the ordinary annual rental paid private ditch rompnnicB. Somo of the irrigators of Klamath Val ley (and they are tho most prosperous fnrmcrs) have already paid out to such companies for water $G0 per aero and rwn no water. All of thoso companies hovo been purchased by tho Oovcrnment and included in tho system. No publio lauds will bo open for settlement for several years. Climate The upland noil is mainly a rich sandy and loam of great uniformity and composed loll largely of disintegrated nnd eroded lava with nn admixture of volcanic asli nnd diatomacoous earth, the latter material of plant ori gin, formed in tho bottom of tho ancient sea which covered tho greater part of tho Great Basin, and of whieh Klamath Valley is a northwesterly extension. Such soil, characteristic, of many of tho richest agri cultural sections of the world, iuoludlng much of Italy and tho great plniim of India, is extremely fer tilo, and of lasting productiveness. The lako and title lands are made up of a volcanic soil containing much organic matter, a vegetable accumulation of ages, and is of a peatty nature. The climate is extremely healthful nnd not severe. Thoro is rarely any Winter weather beforo tho latter part 0! December, nnd but littlo rero weather during the cntiro Winter. Tho annual prooipitation is about fifteen inches, with little rain during the Summer months. IT WILL DO That'i what people often. My wien tktygef article! In the Grocery line. We doat felT the "It W1U Do" kind. We always guraatee absolute aatlafactlon. n.o,,.M6 van Riper Bros. Get the HaMi-UMChase S Uabon Coffee Our new goodt .are now here and you are invited to call and In spect same. We can SAVE TOU MONEY or aayiklag is tie Fanrinwt line. "Our Xttponstblllty ends wfcetover you are MaUatttt." E. W. GILLITT ft CO. Heiit E. Witmhow, Vlto President AixattSuua; Seerttaiy Abstracting Maps, riaaa, Mae Mats, He. Klamath County Abstract Go. Surveyors and trrifsUoi.Iifrt ftf. D.prsuiAisa, c e. KLunath Fallal Oregoa Don J. Zumwalt, C. E. President East End Meat Market CRISLER S STILTS, Proprietors Prime Beef, Veal. Mutton, Pork and'Pcadtry Fresh and Cured Meats and Stusjagee of all kkatte. We handle oar meats In the moat saodtni way In ettaav Ilness and surroundtofrt. Try as sad we win b. stoat happy to have you for a eoatoster. Pre. Delivery. MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advracing In Value When blocks in Mills Addition wen offend at bargain prices a number of shrewd inree tors bought; since that time values have increased materially. These Lots are Bargain Bays nt present prices, and then is every reason to anticipate an advance in prices. Remesa ber these lots are FIFTY feet in width and ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET deep more than double the area of most town lots offered to investors. FRANK IRA WHITE CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE FRANK WARD Land Salcasmea. Office oa Fifth Street The Gem Restaurant and Lodging House Special accommodations for Family Dinner Par ties. The largest and best arranged eating honae in.the city. Open day and nifat. WOOD WOOD Sixteen inch and four foot wood in any quantities. Orders can be left at Navigation C Phone Ml orKKK Store, PaoeU 1Z4 J. L. FIELDER wM4?TlS ristsiejVi Heavy Freighting a Specialty. Baggage Orders Are Given Prompt Attention O. K. Transfer Storage Company Having uptodate piano trucks we solicit your fine piano moving PHONES omeean 71 MS KENTON THOMPSON, PROPRIETORS V'

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"Xt7" I 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 series 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. Leading Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician REPUBLICAN BLOCK Commencing May 1st Fjggggj3jgjg 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:-Steamer Klamath leavea Klamath Falls at 4 a. m. connecting with starte at Teeters which arrives at Dorrls at 8. COMING:-Arrive at Dorrls at 4 p. m. by stage to Teeters and by boat to Klamath Falls arriving here at 7:30 In the evening. Oregon California Transportation Company Subscribe for The Herald Geo. R. Hurn PERSONAL MINI ION I i:. It. Hi'tuiiM iimklnil a?1' "I j inrnvrnictit on 1I Ih'MUIIiiI I'Ure VIUMiimltti'lf imnnt H'l liVCUMIII. l'uliunitir II. A. Ilniinltt !m l" on tin? lick lint (or n low itay. Paint, l'lilnl, Puliil. Jt iviM'ltl u lUUwIn lliihln.un Slum u ninipU'li' lino nlHIiclwIn-Willluiu". IVInl" wi'l Viiriiltlti''. J. I1. Union Ktutucil to lloii.mii to il ly after Mint lulli'icllv lor fon iliii. Merrill Vnltc tlic heart of Ktamilli. C. II. Del iiminl Hoit Wlllinm Imii' reUimiil fi- .ii n m'M'IaI tln i trl to MirUnio putUoI tin' county. r.-crthliiK tin' liti"! In SiiMim-i mil-Im-ry will fiiitml lit tin- Mill I'll llyvU I'll. Mr. U W. lur.lty Mill Iciii' li Otitlfnriii-i in ii f' ilny. Call il I'lmiii'UM uii'l liavu if Kim mil (liljll't Julll '.'Willi: llim-lillir U'loir )on ftiut oiir Aiiiiiiii'i' iiini: t'lintKi' if.iuMi ililirnri'l nil muk bhimii Ii'ihI. rilno'r "i-iiliirf M.ii-lilno Ac-tu'). W. S. Wnrili'ii imil V. l'. rMur Hi-ill In Portia llii liiomliij; on lnnlm-o. OotiKfr iivi'tini' A i-i'ini'iit aMrmalk la Mint iul in iiml tin' l"t I' l,,,"H ',,,0, In ln-i'.'i!P"l tin' 'in let' i n. vii ill .MilllllllIK'. II. T. lliinnLiT In' ii'tiitinil Itom iini'M'tol.-l liliini't tin' I'ounly. Hi' ,nii..iiii'iiiiiiilln ('-II. I).mit'lt mi'l l in ijiiiiti-ll vulloyn li'w il) mt'i tlny Imil ii iiiimwiiy IiiJiiiIiioih'oI lii)tnoi)iill.'liilli-. WliH" l "I) llun"iikr lii-.l. Mikiiinl Hi" I"'"' ii-ninlii tlii'ti' 'r nvii.il .l.i IUt 1 ol llio li.'iiiiH-rniliMMl-illil.ili'ii mi' InvornMy liiiliri-nMsl wild Hit' iHilllli'itl outlook. i. WIIImiii lilolnu out lil" iilioK" .ili m.n k "I ll'l'loll i-liriip H" tli clirai r-i. Ladies Aid Social U,o ji.li.- Ml "III"' M. It. ilmiili WllltfiltMl "'"I'll l'll IlKMlltl.X tioufo n.'xt iii.lin i-ii'iiiiuf. My l'iii-iil) llio nnl nt raiwt oli' l-y Mtn. Nt'illi iin.l niiHiiilfr ol iilll IH I,, nol.1 lo tin' lil!li.-"t M'l'I'T. Iti'tirali- iiii'iit wllli li'il drink will l.l luf roiioiuti.lloi-.itloiilii Hi- Mi ,,VI1, i:i,.).lyiitvili-.l. ui.itli I'liiji-rt uii'lor tin' iliiii'inim-iil liti-h. n quick. V. P. liii'X"! Mr. im.l Mm. I'jiiI ll..nr-y. l -Moiii! (iin.iii). I-Il fr -in rminl-wo tlili moinliii.'. Merrll. The town without a boom. T. I'. .Mi-Liutfltlin I In tltu rlt Irnui Ikurl. Hi m lit tt In rtt li.-oo- In tin-lujrnitit!. Merrill. Investment not Speculation. Accidents will Happen When they do you of count) waul iR. .0,( Ll. of Medicine and DressitiKH. m Como to us for Drugs and Divasuu 'u i tho Best. Lowest priccH on ave Bandages, Adhesire, Court and Medlcaf Sterile Gauzes, Plain and Moist, I .iimii v Oakum, Towels, Napkins, iW. Use Peerless Foot Powder, "ll Stop- U,,. Ache" Star Drug Store "The Store that Saves You Money" Humor 9 Philosophy UNCAN N. 1NIT MenUlgnt'i Clilcu. 'llio iiiM-r rixiiu In lit" ioiiuiI lower of tho I'liilti-nu of MotitnlKU''. Ill IVrl onl. I iiriictli-.illy nnnlli-riil uliiiv Hot I tiinl of llio ilmti-nil Imiiwil lil lik' I tliori! niul wroli' lil i'a), On Hi iv.ill niul on tho i-vlllni; rv trnii- of Itliu i.'ilntliik- Hint i'in-1' mlonifl llii-m. 1 A lUlinr to llio liiiii-r .i)t In tin" U'U l. W. C'lloi, ii mil of I'm l'"fri. nr-1 ilmi UloU- i i t i i. i n i t "On I to- L-miMi.l iTr a Muu i rlvnl lii'ii' tail night fuiiii l.iililinc. al 1..1 1 tals'n- -tia-l nlro in-ro lil liil- 1 1 our on Iroiilili 011. n-i' Vmi"i. Ichainli-r niM iirlinto iii.irtuu-iit. hIiIIk 011 tin llilnl alon Mil 11 ii-iorm nuuk A. I.. Tliorntiui and family. "I Like vii'iv, nvrt-lu llio city tail nljjlit i-n-ruutr to tlu-lr Ilium' fioni n i-iti-mleil w-il nt Kiiucni'. Ilnvo win mi'ii tlu'iicn Hm'oI Jowi-liy 1 nt Wiiiti-r'' I C. II. DiifKi-tt li.ii iitiitno'l from it trip i IO tku lU'tlTII p.-irt oLtlui i-uiinlv. New- tlnv at Winter. num. 'ilii-ii-,' ni)t Hi iiijylt, 'I luru ori-r now mo- l-)k niul llu-ii in-otbi-r on inrloiM iuilJit Kllhutlt mi-tliivl or ililk-o Hii' nlillt' I imill tdtf. nuollii-r I n-Mril niul illclatf, n I r-nlk lu nii.l fr mnli Hliliuti-a n ttipw I in-int to joii In-ri'1 Tin' walk- Ill,' l niul fru r.vtiKi to liaio U-rll r 1 i-nlliil to imi'ltictliiu .MoiiUtpii' aj lit ttioili,-liln ntt-iit If In' out t 111. lilt jfamjr ml) wi-tit n M t.ir mor.l Itniiinl llio unlla of tin ritlii tul th. ONE SIOEO. Tti i-ulrr In lli Ho la v.illili lU Th' ill'i.t lonil ll.l.o Tu lii Ik In r N.i .ma Ulka laalk or i-rtl Miltftrattuh I' til I I'lfHtv tail 11 Ulvo. Wlir I.uiiI4 k tia IH4k Hlltl M MMl Nut III. 11 luuli unit luoiU ilvuluii vn III lll iK'tuUril In llh irnr 'I li I nr thlir to ml. Nj, iiiIik i rr tiinmii. I'ut hon l, lli call II a U. lu all llMnlr Tu imI hll 4 liall Th man li ImiM ll' nUlfufm Whni tia I. a 11.1 Ilia tnil Call klau IhiI-J ull.lutia Of mllf lilll ur Ulil Tinrv mr I iii odirTiuf Tu III. I-.I Una u( talk. A Hi. wtilla lhr l.ruuiH II U lu lak a walk, Tly i Hi air MUmlln Tl.'lr li.liil i.( Hi law Tlir mrrlllr liinmr lrir rhal.l mit uf altaar Tlr at til lh uuc win. dtrtrr A hi 1'iit tin 01 vn Hi lk An) win thlr cim In triumph Willi no un lu talk Uttk. fi.i... llnrimi i. i. ti,...lu inii.u'Kiv'onli-rvil rank t -V nrnniuwl mon i i.. ....ii.. nil? n.l.l. ill ii.-m-, 11111.- 11. .in- 1 Him- iiliuloim ttif -rliati-tlo i-ylit roilM not only ow-rliHik III unn fa in I I) nn.l liottrliulil tiiurrrni N-lonr, tut ivilM li-t lit rulik'r olrr flua uJ fnrlr-.! iru--ict." tu tiiiaii.i fintii a tiiji ti ."nil I rnnciim wlieie lie lial U-.-H tiii lliu l.ei'l. I Mi'ii l'jiiain.-i ll.iti K K K rt-iii-. lluran- Mitchell I cill liouit jlrom San rrnnclTO 111 11 li' l.i larr lie ai i-llrl .-wnilila) 110 liy llio ill nonof Mrt. Mililirll. Tli Annual Spaim. A kuiif of -ilrx! Ira)r. aim ill nut Apt-i'dnl IH laa Or mty ai ah cua ttlit.lii lr, "Tli i Uiir 1.4a a-iin ilii.r W all wlllt tin ai coi.l arrurJ To lirr lb furtiiuial fU Ami lilll-r In ..a4tit lull Thai ah It ut our all Elwood Steel Fences GUARANTEED We are in recent receipt of a carload of the Famous Elwood Steel Fencing and Poultrv Nettintr in all widths. We stand ready to goaraitee every rod of Elwood Fence we send out I-ulii-s anil CliilJi.ua Mum IIuIm of j i-rt-ry iti-ri'ilitioii nt K K K i-lun-. A, II. Nillt'Fi'r ui-nt to iKiiri till'- Jmorulni! witli a iui- lnr party (or tli-j Eoin oil.rr i.imh, w hat L.arJ. t .urit. of l.i) inu out acr.-a.-i- Hart, a.l- j i, K'liT.Il il.c.i rh.rtn. ji.ltiltik- lniii to If 1I.1111I mi tlto mar-!ki-t. 1 Whtr. II Wtul. Mil.. "You lirar.l about ili nt DolMlrsa guuT "In." "I wouiririli (rlnclpU coulj I PSillatl to lb mio who la In elluttl to vbool olT lit luoulbr Tlul caiinul lx il.lilr. It utlirra 141 ahuul lh fall Ant u'rr II fum ami fu. m irrv Ju tiullc tll.it II. ibrllK Knr tin- U-nt ti in Inun rail ill llii' la oil rouukh fur u I Maiiiiuotll tilalilrw. II. W. fll.iW, Tin- will, cli.rry Uu.mn. In h.r hair tirii'lnr. Ami hllnc in h.r lii..l. I Hli r-i.ilr aaunlrr ild on it. iua-1 I .r.ll. 1. .1. 1 A. It... tii...tliiii i.r 111.. ilii.H-lnrH ..1 III. ",T Cli.iinlnr nt Coiuiiii-ictf IcinU-lil 11 iiutu-' K-rol niliiMtiini fur niiinlx-iililii Mill Im prrai-nti-il. Atnle from tliU n Kt-m.-r- :il iUcuilon of lliu .l.in nt tin-ori.'inl iiitiiin nill lm tiiki-u up .not llio riyular rniltini' of liililui'i-a Ir.iim.idc'l. Merrill. A natural traccccnlcr. Thru irry uh 0u iiutlt t4ka. Anil ittry moilirr'a -jm Who tubhvra kl hr i In at, "Ah, lli.tr. Ill)' rrlt)r unl" Ve. at.rltik- I nil II, Clillilmaa caia. Tin caoJjr ami lh I'M. Uli wurma hcrlf li.ln our Ixaili rih i:kwt like uur r V Ilk to l.l turn biuuii.I Thu l.rJuro In nn. Ah J, irrltlK llr wa klllll 4T tili' too KU-j.1 lu t tru ROOSEVELT SAYS Avoid waste, let us have normalcy and good sense and all will be well. This means buy good sub stantial All Wool Clothing from a dealer, that is thoroughly reliable. akW-'bjl Boy DtPARTM if XHahqcq HART, SCHAFFNER MARX Clothing leads them all in general excel lency of Quality and Style The Portland Clothing and Shoe Store Want.J. a B.Hm- Way. "Wtial I your rrcuinuwudatluu fur tot-la I reform V "Jlliwr 'Vr,M "Wall, I Ihluk r. alioulJ Uav. a luor. dlrrct, l paluful and Ira. cumber auiur May of attllti( our blrrr." "Wliit do you uiran V "W. flnt liar, tu buy little prloi-w-IIok ur dukallitK at au euoriauu coat. dou't wtV "Vra." "1'brii luarry tbriu lu uur daufbtera." lUubl." "1'hf 11 wa bat. lit dlvurv. iBein at a blfb Ofttr. fur Mttleuient bfur tbe glrli rau Ui comfortabla." i Tbere I tm uit la Irylof to dodge au laaur, for Uaiira art notably ulroblt footml aa Mercury and aa ptraUttot aa Hilan. Tli. rraauri aom. of ua don't want to inaka fou(irlnla 011 III. aanda of time la btxauwr lb. al)l of abue. cbauf. ao toon and we bat. tu la on record lu an out of ilato iiiimIiI. All lltluic ar. (loealbl. to tli man nlici baa a future aud many ar. Impaa lbl to tb cbnn wbo baa aevumutatrtl a mi Moron iiaat. Kear uiakea ua afraid, and lb. only train ur i-outfort lira In tb. Ilk.llbood that It utakea tb. otber fallow afraid too, Boiiulluna a cynical dlapoaltton tnda In a aliilcal riioaltlon. Tli lr. cream aeaaon liaa lirgun anil uur parlora am oeii. Manning'-. m ,Ai"mimHil CM A 1 mir 38rA r jji PHONOGRAPHS EDISON invcnt.'tl in i.honcjrniK ll iiimii' on 1 ntcrtilncr for nil. h rnnnufactcnj nt n pr.i which tvrrjtM enn nironl ami we tell It ca lliu i'iw. ivinont plin, x) nooiif in'Hi Iw withootit Havc)ou limn and KtJ I he New ModeL Wc Want Your Trade Underwoodl Pharmacy 1VERYTIIINGINDRD &VtU(actlon CuiiMt Klamath Falls, Ortja Palace Restaura COOD SFKVICE G1VK US A TRIAL 1 UNDLH MAKACIMtXTtf Hunsakcr O'Cond SOME BRIDES ARE HAPPY When ihr WeJujM ivain comlnflln. 4 Are Happy -j nt nimt Ifoa tfUflgl WK HAVE CUT GLASS, HAND PAINTED CHINA, SOLID SILVER The Very M AitrA. 2 S 1 Special Prices 30 DWji Telephone sno w Solicited. TJ T WIN1 .mieUrW'lvrlw,,i The Eldred Com F. C. ELDRED. Manager BoMtnza, Oregon Saddlct. Hmthcm and SuJl We make a specialty of first-class, guai-an hand-made Saddles and bnaps. have an eatfthllahed remitation. nAwm hnai Kvrvwhere Solicit ,a

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