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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1908)
PHONE m -303 m KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UTWAKU!. EASY TEfJu, SO PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. MARSH LANDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY - Ik tx i :t;. ..TO: 'B; J '..-a ,'-'!l iffl "j' i L, 2 ; r 1' j J i. r THE EVENING HERALD Issued Daily, Except Sunday, by the HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor tt In n little surprising tlmt tin' SUBSCRIPTION KATK8 'warning lo Omaha's cKUens: "Pre , pare to resist n soourgo of cholera." Dally, by mall, one year t5 W; Ho believes tlinl thi plague la certain ...- t II ! II.. 'J.VI.. ...,....-...,.,...... . -. l. inur, ut man, i niumm. - - in tihii wie rimeu.ainieK, nun niri'iuij i . . . . ., Dally, by mall, three month 1 iUho health department has begun .""" " ' "T", " ""! defensive cnmpnlgn to resist (ho mv- . ' . " .. ..... ,,i novick rou I'lnii.u'.VTioN. mother of fourteen children should no for divorce, iu a Chicago woman, Depnilment of the Intel lor, I . H has done. One would premium tlmt Land Olllcii nt l.nkevlew. Orison, the worst was over. Augur-t I!'. I90S. tt Notice la hereby given that Dunn ..,.,. , . ,w. Ilurinll, of Merrill. Oregon, who, Health Commissioner Connoll of I , vm mm, lUllMte.l Omaha haa sent out the following ., ... ,... (Miirllll Nl. ,s3. for eii. See. 13, T. 37 S.. II. 10 I'., ,V. M.. Ima tiled notice of Intention to'uiuko final Commutation Proof, to i Daily, by mall, ona month. Dally, delivered by carrier, one week. 15 ages. KLAMATH FALLS. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1908. -- er. at Ukovlcw. Oregon, on the Mb Idny of October. I'.'OS. Claimant names ill wlttiesies: Mnrli Howard, of Merrill. Oregon. THERE ARE REASONS WHY You should ouy your Groceries nl Van Klner nro, 1st. They have the floods you want 2nd. Their Groceries urc iilvvnys fresh 3rd. The price Is wllhln reason 4th. They deliver phone orders promptly Phone 516 - VAN RIPER BROS, Get the Habit Use Chase 6 Sanborn Coffees Ol'T OF TIIK OIXOElt J.Ut. Mary was a little cook Aa green aa Ireland's shore; But everywhere that Mary went The neighbors offered more. Only live flsh swim up streum. No man can got rich In spite of his wife. Buy of your local merchant when you can. A rolling stone gets a lot of hard knocka. Having good credit keeps many a man broke. Live comfortably; extravagance Is not comfort. Kind words arc of more comfort to a man than a feather bed. Wanted: The address of an artist who can paint the signs of tbo times. It does not pay to do things Just ' The Zust Italian car. nfter com !. I. II .1... ...I.... ?... l..t(. V.lhll .1. .. .... . . .. . ,i....uih ... ....,- ...mi ...- ...m ... I'rnuk Jolinston, or iinmniii, i mu, t ,1'arlt and undergoing untold hard- orei:on. Ilov Whitney, of Klamath 'X Ishlps and batterings, caught tiro and )Knns. Oregon. Cltas. Wagar. of Klain- tj . wail ilintruM'il a itoson inlloi friini I..... ...... Him. the second number of Its bulle- UMttAm wMU, ,,,. a Hlm(olll m" ' "" '" wvrS0N. i tin on Correspondence Study Courses. M(.hwny. Tho bmWm wn t,nK r. J ' ' ' ' ' i Z The correspondence work In.H ) ear ' . , ., , f. , . . s'- t mot with so oncournglug a reception on ...mi.,,...- , . pr-nriwMn..ii11h --W4H(l rxiVKiisiTV ok oiti:(i(.. Tin' University will Issue In a short Jennie f la. Or. i . i.. 5 o i uo.ub. or iu a, i.uuk. jU "' rollmcnt for the year will reach f.r.o lie saying. and the demand for It was so groat i , .,... ., M.TIl'K l-Olt iM'III.IC.lllii.V l l-.llfBI,IUI, nilVU (III' l.tllUI'Ill UVVIII' that this department has boon great- roi) ly strengthened and many new cours- j, m Depart iiient of the Interior, I', rt es are being offered. It Is bolleod .Land OlUce nt l.akevlew. Oregon, thnt 300 students will enroll fur Hilt' apejer io u is reporieo. are in 'September ttf. I90S. work between now and tho first f1Ulvn"c,, .00.0ti to tho Kock Is. Notice Is hereby given that Kebruary. "in'' r,,r UlL' purpose of taking on the k, iinlllnger. of Klamath Kails, The firm two dava reelatrntlun at "-. r " "' lwr M 'Ron. who. on August IT. lt0. made tho University of Oregon ha been ! "olw, tluo Hm'tnber I. It Is said jT,mb,.r nm stone application. No . 1 1 it Fvlln rt ti hna lin.ni iim Inif mt llimb I . ..... .. . . tho greatest In the history of the In-' """ '"" -" "" " - 03.15. lor sw., nwW, mi-, ji, i. .1. stltutlon. Already nearly 475 rtu.:,1."1" "'""" " "" " 8.. . K.. W. M.. has tiled notice of dents have enrolled, which Is groafr ''f1 ,wo Wl'ck aKu1,h' u"l''--Mo,;rHlntentlo,1 to umka Hiinl l-rouf. lo es. than tho total enrollment for ,,llt)l''terestB were heavy buyers o 8.,uth.lu,)luh ,,,, , lho lftm, ,,.,.,,,.. whole of last )ear. A large number - ' "c Tliwo ri.mors lend lo.wrlUoi,f ,.,. Coiimy Clerk Klan.. ittiffpiii tint fstiijirt Hint tltt Uitnl tnifft , .. .. . ... . .1 is 11 . of old students will return wllhln . " ..', , "- :utin-ii., iinimimie.ni ummaiii runs nnlrlit tfiittlil ttt jnv lulu lli.n.. . . ..... . t t tho next two weeks and the total en-1 ."."'" ""' """.' ""'". ". . '.: "rnsnn. "li irn- zmu nay or .invemner DON'T BAKE Lot ua tlo it for you. Evcrythlnrf Home Mndc. Prices Reasonable. HKEAD A Sl'KClALTY. Wo put ii liox lutichori. iiImo liinohort for luinlim.' risliintr and picnic partios. .: A tiiitl will lonvlnco uu tlmt it in clioapor to buy tliiin to lialu-. KLAMATH FALLS BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN Get Our Urcod at Cawklns. . frKHSH Krlsru system off the Itock Islnnd's jyos. . lifinila INirlr tulnml ulinr.tu lini.. .if ... .. i. ...,- nn Inrr.m... nf SO iw.r ..nl m..r " " i W nil main naimsili iiiiessen: It Is easier for a camel to lose hls:la,t ycnr :''" "' wnaaiionai a.ivances. hump than It Is for a man to discard ( C(jach Rwr w rmhva hc ,am. ( ; u bad habit. . UI YlJe cnd wh(J wag h,rp(, b). ,l0. VuivT ,rK-.0t,n wtllluin Cruder ' The condltlona of happiness aro Associated Students of the University the ordnance bureau of the army has three: A clean conscience, something of Oregon to coach their football 'dovelopod a new projectile which will team, la making a great bit with his' carry 75 per cent farther than the I man Vittv ntun nrn t limine tint ftr nnlilln xu..l l.t nm ii.u 1 r....i. .11." . .. .. -, ' "III bring n-Mile-TIIV IT practlco dally. can be sent. It Is said by officers It , Tho Freshman class numbers S50 U as great nn advance over the Dun" 1 members. alto powder ns the Dunnlte powder ,wns an advance over the explosive CIIAS. K WOltDKN I'ri-siilent A. M. WOltDKN Cashier . .' r,rik!et The American Bank and Trust Go. to do, and some one to love, When the maid dropped tho best china, John made a few remarks, and hie wife, to complete the catastrophe, dropped some tears. There are a great many men who boaat that they call a spade, a spade, who are a llttlo shy on tho subject when It comes to handling a spade. V. A. Deliell, J. I'. Ilutcher. Ji-i C. Craven, WIIImt White, nil of Klamath r'ultii, Oregon. I J N. WAT.MON. 9.1'J lleglster An kiIw rtlm'iiM'iit In llir II An extraordinary gathering began In New York City on Monday, made I! 1 up of the delegates from various Tramp (whlnlngly): "Me poor old , parts of the country to tak; part In mother hasn't seen me face for years u four days' conference. They came and " Lady of the house; "Well'on the brakebenms of freight cars. why don't yon wast UT" , blind baggage of tho swift express or People let their alnk spouts empty on the ground near their wells, and then wonder where their children "could have caught diphtheria or ty phoid fever." In aiming to follow tho good ad vice to seek the society of cheerful people, we do well to remember that the cheerful people will not care to have us around unless we chirp up a blt.ouraelves. "Your dlfe sccma to be a capable woman." "Well, I ahould say so. A furniture polish podlor camo bore yesterday and In five minutes abo had sold him some polish sho bad made herself." .October Form Journal. powder thnt has until recently been used In shclN. As at present In use, tho extreme range of a shell Is a mile to each Inch In diameter a C Inch projectile can be thrown six miles and a 1 2-Inch projectile 12 miles. 1 ue new shell can be given a fighting range greater than the ex- HlraHled nver dtmtl' rnmta. Thev profess to represent tho country's ,rcn, ranBU "f ihv am" l,lt0 '" workless, and to constitute the "llrst !Joct" aH nt "r0!,t,nl uVil National convention of tho unem ployed." Many prominent men were Invited to make addresses among 1 '. ?m ..Br ,'.! ?". . , The Lakcsld. company baa 2600 John i:. Redmond, ho Irish leader., of anJ ,, th AJanii d,eh who la at present In this country. I ,. , lt . .... .,. .,,, inr one year. This Includes the use of 2300 ACIIE8 KIIKK. All of tbeae gentlemen excused them helves on the ground of other de mands. J. Eada How, known as the "millionaire hobo," Is nt the head of tho organltatton. - Many men never have time think of honesty until they get Jail. the land and water. The renter must I clear and place tho land In cultiva tion. The rente'r geta all the crops I I but we reserve the right to pasture , the atubblo. to The lakeside Company, In J. Frank Adams, Manager, Merrill. Oregon. 1A7TT T TA HJTCSMU I VVXUJUJX&aT.l0SJ,1 ! RIVER and 1 1 Spring Creek resorts" JJTIie tt trnut Hiding In Oirgnn. Kxeellent accomtnadattntis fur parties. (smiling outfit (hi rrnt. r-lc!l rsinping gniumU ami boats for rrnt. , Fine patture fur stock. Telephone connection. Accommodations to go to Crater Lake. Will mrct putties at Klamath Agency, FRANK SILVIES riOPRIKTOR Klamath Agency, Ore. ,"1 . 1 ffll.fl!Jffl.l.!Bifnt! rSi 1 h2 "t-? mfi N-j CAPITAL, $100,000.00 Cor. 3th and Ktaln Street TMtrn'iit D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney at Law Klamath Kails. Ortfn " MdasvsaBassBiBk DR. C. P. MASON Dentist Atnfrlcan l!nk A Trust Co.. llulMIng lalaLaaHftaafelMRnL aaLUaaaaLaV. "' aHBaWtWfiffliBaLm irP7''7 aHMnHHiB PfcjMllj!MiMa!llata ZhIiMJbHXm1 ,-Wt!aM I MfWWTOlaaBKn 'aaaDplILHiBT HaVrt 1ftl4aftvwlaaaaaaBaV IM aaaaVHilillaaiaBr Vw&auiaRBaaaaBl iv rAlavBTf awMha kaaHaBK)aH MiViaatattV LaaaLDil EHaVa kH Baas .AjajajBV ajBjawjff ajsjajav jbjb BU CildT4 Cemon M.l.tuH aw Portland Clothing 1 M Zim's Plumbing Shop Contracting ana Jobbing I'lrstrlsis l.mr nf I'tumb Irn; Sprrlalurs and first class Workmsnihip. A. O. U. W. Uulldlntf Klamath Falls Fine Suits lor Autumn and Winter Wear- THE NEW SUITS ARE HERE AND WE BELIEVE THAT WHEN YOU SEFTlirM YOU WILL AGREE WITH US IN SAYING THAT THEY ARE THF ACMF oU PERFECTION IN TAILORING. THE NEW PATTERNS AND COLOPINGS ARF AMONGST THE MOST HANDSOME AND ATTRACTIVE WE HAVF BROiiriiT TO THIS CITY, AND THE STYLES ARE FINER AND BETTER THAN USUAL While the fabrics are largely in the nature of novelties, they arc far removed from the freakish fads which some people have been trying to force on the public We ,lr-m, .Z- . line between freak clothing and desirable novelties. C draw a d,st,nct FRIEND MADE CLOTHES MAKE FRIENDS: We'la MftiMK 1.. 1 didn't feel better satisfied with these garments than any he could obtain el,Li, " n you ever stop to consider that a 'nice shoulder in a sack coat couldn't mL T trousers good. Some people go to buy a suit-try on the coat, and pay their 1 1 ' they've been educated to buy that way. We put the vest and trSnL K , r moncy heel to collar. If it isn't rieht in the ator It VI J.VJ tr.0U!crs aJ you from must be right or you can't have it from us. ' W"cn you ct " lme, It Fine Suits, $15. to $45.00 and Shoe The Outer Garment Shop for Men WE CL0HE ;MOMTOAllgAlJ THE MEN IN TOWN 11 m I lllllllllli flies tsajUMM D UssaojClaHH Store
