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All work aarmntwd. Klamath
Conatjr Bask bias., Fourth aad
Mala streets. Phoae 111.
Klamath HaBs, Ot.
KRNBST GRirrmi
Teacher ot
VIoMa, MaaSnBa aa Cornet
medio. Milts' Block
Orialth'a Band and Orchestra
D. V. KUYKEKDALL,
Atteraey at Law
Ofleta. Whlte-M addos Bide
Phoae Ms. Klamath Fall. Or.
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Reinforced Coaerata aad Steel
Buildings a Specialty
Raoma SfMOI. Odd Fellows Bid.
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aad trades household goods,
aaea's clothing, bedding, toots,
ate. PkeweSlS
RAMSDrs KXPRBBB
If you want your stul moved
aad moved quick, get Ramiby's
Express to do It. Oorasr Sevsata
and Mala streets Phoae SIS
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Where to Eat:
Beat of Everything
at Moderate prices
PALACE GRILL
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Bakery, Pkoae Ml.
t P. G. CARROLSON
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Font reels at the
motion afctarea aad aa
BlaetraUdl esag for rack per-fonaaace.
THE EVENING HERALD
W. O. SMITH, Bdltor aad Praartatar
PHILIP J. 8INNOTT, City Bdltor
Published dally atcept Sunday at 111
Fourth Street
KLAMATH FALLS, . ORBQON
TUKSDAY, MAY 9, ltll
PROGRAM READY
FOR CORONATION
ALRKADY THOSE WHO INTKND
TO UK PRKSKNT AT THE BRIL
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COMMOUATIONS
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United Press Service
LONDON, May 9. Throngs of peo
ple who eipect to visit London dur
ing the coronation In June are ca
bling (or their accommodations here.
All Indications point to such a
throng of visitors as have never be
fore been gathered In any city of the
world. Hotels and boarding houses
are sure to be swamped aad tho late
comers who have failed to "book'
In advance will staad aa excellent
chance ot having to do their sleeplag
on park benches.
With preparations for the ceremo
nies, rather slow progress is being
made. The king mutt approve every
Item on the program, aad he Is so
busy that he can give only a little
time dally to this work. The routes
of the various processions are not
et fixed, and the military author
ities do not know within 15,000 how
many soldiers they will need. Still, a
kind ot provisional program has been
arranged.
The court officials will devote Juno
19th to the reception and housing of
royal guests and their suites. This
will bo hard work. Buckingham pal
ace will be taxed to the utmost In
accommodating continental royalties
clotely related to King Qeorge and
Qtien Mary. For many others apart
ments will be provided la West End
hotels. For some, with suites so
Urge that no hotel can lodge them,
mansions are being provided.
The king and queen will give a
Lanquet at Buckingham palace on
the evening of June J 0th In honor of
their royal guests. The following
right the Duke of Connaught will
give a dinner to lesser notabilities
In the principal state apartment at
Ft. James palace.
June I2d will be coronation day.
Their majesties will drlrs In state
fur the ceremony from Buckingham
lalnce, through the Mall, Trafalga'
square, Whitehall and Parliament
street to Westminster Abbey, where
the crown wlH be placed on Klrg
George's head, the royal oath taken.
and the monarch formally proclaimed
ruler of Great Britain, Ireland and
the British Dominions Bsyond the
Sea. In the evening there will be a
royal family dinner at Buckingham
Windsor, taking a special train as
tar aa the suburb ot Slough and drlv
Ing thence In procession to tho emtio.
Ot the official visitors who wilt at
tend the ceremonies, nothing llko k
complete list has yet been compiled,
but It Is practically certain that tho
following, at least, will be present:
John Hays Hammond, representing
the United States; the Archduke
Francis Ferdinand as heir to the
throne of Austria- Hungary; the
crown prince and princess ot Ger
many; the crown prince and princess
of Roumanla; tho crown prince and
princess ot Sweden; Prince. Yussut
Itt.ed-D'n, as heir appareut to the
throne of Turkey; tho premiers and
other ministers ot Canada, Australia,
New Zealand and South Africa; the
maharajahs ot Gwaltor, Gooch, Ilehar,
tllkanar and Idar and tho uawobs of
Rampur and Aslam Khan, represent
ing India; the London minister, a
general and admiral from Chile; Ad
miral Jouqulerea, General Count de
Last cm ri,. Captain Langler and Mau
rice Herbette, representing France;
redemption of the following warrants,
protested October 8, 1907:
3518, 3634, 3536, 3C30, 3G3T, 3338,
3539, S540, 3641, 3643, 3643, 3544,
1646 2646, 3547, 3648, 3549, 3550,
3661, 1668, 3553, 3554.
Interest wll cease from date. Dutctl
at Klamath Falls, Ore., this Sth dm
ot May, 1911.
J. W. 8IKMKN3. City Trommel' .
NOTICE OF SALE OF HEAL
TATE AT PRIVATE HALK
Rfl
lu the County Court ot the State of
Oregon, for Klamath County.
In the Matter of the Kitate of Mnrllm
A. Wallls, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby glveu that, lu pur
suance of an order ot the above en
titled court, made In the above en
titled matter, on the 16th day ot
April, 1911. the undtrslaned. aa ad
ministrator, will sell the premises
herelnsfter described, at private sate,
to tho highest bidder, for cssh, on or
aftor the 16th day ot May, 1911, ut,
the law offices of Stone A Darrett, In,
pnutrj; furnished) large lawn; 500
strawberry plants, 15 gooseberry and
15 currant plants;: blacksmith shop;
Urge wsgon shed; two bsrns; laTgs
barn holds about 135 tuns ut hay aad
30 head ot horses; stuck scales,
weighed 6,000 head u( cattle In 1910
at 6 cents a head; meadow land, 300
acres meadow about 100 acres In tim
othy and clover; all under ditch;
water right tree; cuts 300 Ions ot
liny; funning machinery Included;
deirlvks, inowlug machine, rakes,
plows, etc. Price 116,000, 150 an
ucic. Will lw a clear title; f 6,000
down, $3,000 u or at 8 per cent.
Inquire at sheriff's office. 4-tf
TO THK LAND BUYER
Prince Hlgashl Fushlml. Admiral 'tho American Bank and Trust Corn-
Togo and Qeneral Nogl, representing
Japan; Sir Paul Chater and Henry
Keswick, representing Hongkong.
i
"UN OF THE
PLEASED AUOKNCE
Last night was the first appearance
ot the Melrose Company on their
"coming back" engagement of three
pany building. In the City of Klamath
Falls, Couuty of Klamath and State
of Oregon, subject -only to the conflr-
Imatlon of said sale as by law pro-
vlded.
Tho property hereinbefore referred
to Is particularly described as follows,
to-wlt:
The BWU of the NBU; the W!i
ot tho SB U, see. 17, aad the NWU
of the NEK. see. 30, Tp. 38 south ot
range 11, E. W. M., In Klamath coun
ty, Oregon.
Dated at Ktaiuath Falls, Oregon,
Now Is I lie time to buy lend
nrouml Merrill.. Get In on the
ground floor, before we get our
lullrosd. Wo have the cheapest
mid best land lu the valley.
Sou or write to the Merrill
Lund Company. Merrill, Oregon.
weeka' duration, and the perform-,,,,,, , d of A
nra thus rnatrlaPM mat til sth In fh' .
J. J. BARRETT,
Administrator ot said Estate.
4-16-5-lth
FOR SALE
Three hundred and twent acre
ranch, house with nine roonn, siini-j
mer kitchen, bath room, cellar and i
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The royal progress to and through
the ancient mite-square city ot Los
don and a portion of South London
Is set for June 33d, and the next day
for the week-end, their majesties, the
royal guests and foreign envoys aad
a targe body of other mora or leas
noblo and distinguished guests will
go by special several of them to
Portsmouth for the naval review at
Splthead. Most or the guests will
return to London Saturday evening,
but tho king, the queen and a chosen
few will remain aboard the royal
yacht until Monday morning.
The royal family plans to spend a
quiet day at Buckingham palace June
26tb, but In the evening the king, the
queen and the moat honored among
their guests will attend a gala per
formance at the Royal opera house.
The royal garden party on the
grounds surrounding Buckingham
palace will be tba feature of June
33d. Several thousand guests will
be- present. Another gala perform
ance at the theater is set for the eve
ning, and afterward the Earl and the
Countess of Derby will eatertaln their
majesties at a supper and dance at
Derby house.
By June 18th it Is expected that
the royal gussts will have begun to
tiiln out and the king will take ad
vantage of his greater leisure to visit
the Royal Agricultural show at Nor
wich.
At noon, June 3,9th, both the king
and queen will drive in state to the
Guildhall, to attend a luncheon given
In their honor by tha Lord Mayor of
London. After the luncheon will
follow one of the most picturesque
features of all tha eoroaatlon eare
moales tbelr majesties' ceremonial
drive la thslr magnlftcent eoack aad
with brilliant escort throagh tha
tumble-dowa, ages-old, narrow, eraok-
ed ttreeta of East Londoa slaauu
Premier Aaanlth'and his wife will
entertain tha aewly arowned klag and
queen at dlaaer Jaae 80tb, aad tba
next day, tke last of tka ceremonies,
their majesties will leave Loadoa far
ance they rendered last night. In the
opinion of many, ahows the clever'
company of players to be even strong
er than when they scored such a tre
mendous hit here Isst fall. "The
Man of the Hour," Droadhurst'a great I
political work, was the evening's of-1
ferlng, and all of the Intensely strong
situations and climaxes were brought
out In a most realistic manner.
James Dillon, who Is a red-hot fa
vorite In this city, appeared In the
tltlo role, and his rendition of the
part of the newly elected onng
mayor who Is willing to sscrlflrc even)
the chance of marrying the girl of
Ms choice rather than prove untrue to
the trust the people have In him, was
splendid. His scenes with Horrlgan,
the political boss, were among the
strongest In the drama.
In the heavy role, that of Horrlgan.)
the political boss, who after buying
up a share of the aldermen, seeks to'
Intimidate tho mayor and prevent
him from vetoing the street car fran-i
chlse. J. Waltemeyer'a work stood out
11 through the play. Mr. Walte-
meyer appeared here for the first time'
last night, but his hlstronlc talents
have won him quite a following al-',..... .
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a deep voice, aad when he turned TO TAKK VOUB ORI,KB
that gusto ascribed to those who have For our nelt I'ocerles and
tbelr way In questionable politics, he'UD,e delicacies. Test us on tea, cot
carried out all the requirements of!'' P,c". butter or yWas of
the role without a fault. I wh,cn ru re particularly good
Frank Howe, aa Alderman Phelan Jud- You, "d " wb,t on ct
of tho Eighth, furnished a great deallrrom " M S00
prooaniy oettcr man similar groceries
situations where
emotional work. Bert Chnnman as to PT mo money,
Walnrlght was also good.
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ISO feet oa Klamath aveaae
OQ feet oa Klamath aveaae
6N feet oa Mala street, good la
come property.
Other choice profHy.
. Address I. O. BOX 6,
KI.AMATII FALLS, ORE.
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All of the ladles accredited them-'
selves by their acting, and too much'
cannot be said of them. Oenevleve)
Cunningham as Dallas Walnwrlght
was thrown Into a peculiar situation,
as tha man she loved, the mayor, lf
be carried out his declaration that be .
would veto the obnoxious bill, would
ruin tha fortunes of herself and
brother, as her uncle had invested
their money la the railroad seeking
a franchise, hoping that tho mayor's
love for tba girl would cause him to
pass the measure. In tba end, the
major's honesty and manliness woa
tho girl for him. Miss Walnwrlght
has quite a name here as a clever
actreaa, but In the opinion ot many,
sho surpassed all her previous efforts
isst-nlght.
Helen MacKeller, In the Ingenue
role of Cynthia Garrison, was aa be
witching and petite as ever, and, as
usual, she carried out the part in a
faultless fashion. Miss Melrose ap
peared as the mayor'a mother, and
the part, while not a long one, re
quired that splendid type of acting
of which Miss Melrose Is so capable.
In the third act there Is a particularly
beautiful scene between mother and
son, when sho tells him to do his duty
and be honest, notwithstanding the
fact that tha Interests have threat
ened to expose his dead father aa a
grafter, and have furnished him with
proofs enough to show that they can
do so.
"Merely Mary Anne," a pretty four-
act comedy drama, will be given this
evening.
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Jonas Do you carry Ufa Insur
ance?
Brown Yes; I hare 110,010.
Jonas Made payable to year wife
Brown Tee.
Jonea Well, what kind of an ex
cuse do you pat up to your wife for
living-Harper's Weekly,
CITY WARRANTS
Notice to hereby given that there
are fundi la tka' city treasury far tka
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These foods are right and
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Nice Light Rigs, Fashionable Turnouts.
Good Single Drivers.
J. A. THOMPSON
PlIONK 591
Proprietor
Klamath VallcyWarchouse
and Forwarding Company
ICE GOLD STORAGE
General Storage and Forwarding Business
We make dally deliveries of Ice to any part of city
CALL UP 1.0-.-7
Over $5,000,000
Spent in the perfection ami installation of the
Block Signal System
By the
Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific
Did you ever atop to think what an inaurance pol
ity the block system is for you? Watches over yoti
by night as well at by day.
Did you ever experience the ease of mind and
relaxation that comes over one traveling on a fully
protected block signal road?
You will if you take the
a
Overland Limited
Daily between San Francisco and Chicago
See Agent
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
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SUGAR, WHITE PINE
AND RED FIR
We have tke beat
equipped planing
mill in the city and
and are prepared
totnraovtallklMda
of finished work
WHOLESALE
LUMBER
RETAIL
PHONI 1331
LONG TIMBERS
A SPECIALTY
Vertical grained
nooring.Ceiling
and Clear Native
Fir for finish
work, also Lath
and Shingles
FREE Red Fir and Pine Bark for Fuel
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