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50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. EASY
THE EVENING HERALD
tliii luiptovcd londllloii ot tliu rund
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BANISHED THE CORE.
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Issued Dally, Except Sunilnjr, by the
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
HUIISORIVTION KATKH
Daily, by matt, one year
Dally, by mall, six month!
Dally, by mall, three monttii
Dally, by mall, one uiontli.....
Dally, delivered by carrier, one week.
KLAMATH FALLS. MONDAY. FEBRUARY itf 1909.
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Nl'MMEKH NKWS.
H. Pointer 1 hauling lumber (rum
town with which to build on tin new
much, which ht has recently purchus-t0
Mm. V I' Miles tin been routined i
tu bur boil with heart ttouble
provided tho supper ami tint Imliu
contributed to tho music ihov in
ntluiidaucu were Mr ami Mrs Jan
t)lou, Mr mill Mm. i:iilln Duiiuit,
Mr and Mrs. U. Klrkcndall, Mr mul ,
Mm. IJttrrcll Short, Mr. nml Mis j
Lorn Short, Mr and Mix llcrt Hop-
klnn, Mr and Mm Cox. Mr mid Mm
Kclfer. Mi nml Mm Diihhiiii. Mr
and Mm Wllnm. Mr nml Mm Kirh-i
Patrick. Mm Hrnce Whelple), Ml-mes
i:islo Lowe, Jo-do l.nwo. I lurid
Iliirnc. Itoto M)em. Doiu Louden.
Dawson. Martin. Clin Turner, Maud
Turner. Wllllu I.iiiikoII, Sam Sliort,
George mid Joe Triiincl. Mr He)iiohW
Louie Dixon, l).ii Wnde. Sam Vlf
mlth. Jan Dixon. Chan Mini. Kver- u",, J,,,," Vnriier. and othcis Miwlo
wnit tunilklied bv Sam Sliott. Georgi
Ttmiul and Dink Tool Sam WnnJ
ward called the sclu
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ett Klrkeudiill. J D Hooper mid Mr
and Mm Dnrroch
We lime flnUhed rmdlliK the life
ot Abrahmu t.lmtoln, ami will bcKlu
soon on I l.e life o( Giorgo Wushlug
ton Ncarl) over) one who attempted
;to haul hu hut week got muck In
will bo given on the evening of Frl-
da). Febrtmrv f'th. at Mr mid Mm
licit llawklint
A RiTifdy Tint Dampened Hit Arilur
for Cillinfl.
I ho held or a imre.iu In an luior
tiilit kiix i-rttiiii nt ili'pirtnienl lin limit
I ecu iir.lli'ieil with a rilelid who i'iiIN
i p.ni him icgiihirl) mul nil, itovvti mid
ilM and Kit" mid gee mi silting llll
iiiilt ami lultir.v hemiuc a vlrlii".
'1 lie u,l lier Oil) llui Mi'ileiiliirj Nile wan
I I llll' llll I'M'ltlxi' nf liln runt Hem
when iiuliU'iih Hie oiliilul wlw had
I ei'ii i rtiiiuUliiL' It I ili'i I) i mil 'I
I new It! I M.i mire of it' riiirniiiiit
ttinre olllie Im) "llll thill Irliki nil
XniliKftV llu'l've lull pilltllig glim
en .lout ilnilr ait iln III, Jliniuli'. lultig
iii.k'i. mul a pill nf Willi r' Ainl.
I retting ullli nil tiN wiuht nil Ihe
Imuhii' " nf til" i lil lu In keep bin.
iltiu'i. be i iiiillninil. "I). ill I llr. ) mi. I
tear ltn ilntli mire .Niilhltig l bilf i
The next dunce' 'iiDslvt in clue nil 11 eiine i it dmlr
Don J Zt'MnAi r.
President
Abstracting
Mapa, flans, Illuc I'rtnta, l.ic.
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ITlnmnlVi AMinln ALmu
$ Surveyors and Irrigation Eiiiiinrr.
V lti.T K Witiihi'h, Si'crelnry
I Klamath Falls, Oregon
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The roads were so heaxj durliii;
the rainy weather last week that Net
ton Smith, who was drUltiR u Unlit
hack, got mired down In the Sum
mers Lane and broke his double tree.
West ley Brooks hut bcn sick wltn
u bad cold
Government Camp A sent three
four home wagons tu town to huul
grain out This was thu last trip un
til the roads get belter
Minn Bertha Cox came out to visit
Mm McMullan Sunday
Mm. 11. L. Doggs Mslted Mm K
W. Smith Tuesda
Cnas. HortoD has moved his cattle,
from the Ankeny to the Carroll
anch.
Tom Martin look it wagon lond of
d rested hogs to market last week
Jack Morton's little son, I.eon,
got lost In the dark on his way home
tho mud with his load before naih-
his destination
Supt Sunn uud Mm Kierett Kir
kelnl.ill were ilnltom to this school
Tuesdu)
Karl Ooggs, who was threatened
with pneumonia. In nhle to ho In
school again.
II. Fair took a load of lumber to
the Uotcrmiicut Camp A lust week
It will be u nil to build a lluiue
Ito) Smith Is again In school after
n u nbsenie of three week
II I. Iloggs Is grubbing sage
brush on his ruuch
Jim Dixon went uer thu hill to
look for wine cnttlo lust week, und
while on the rldgo he iould seo the
railroad train at Holland ijultv plain
ly. We will soou bo within the realm
of cl Dilation.
P C. Smith has built n smoke-
Here. Jllll'llle. ImiUtl'll tilt" ki'llllinitil
n Hint ue (.in gel him ! .- l"tit
vjure the miter; the luih nun I ln'n!i
.if ,!..' 'I'l... ..lit. ..I
Xext week a new stove will be ad- llUs ,, ,. ,, h.,,,,!.,,, i. ,
ded to our school room enulpiiieut I lu.1,1 Hi,, utlhhil t-uiiilm t IL.. li!i
ll will be nbotit twice the tile of the lo Ihe iln.n and hliN him fiini.''l i i
present heutlng nppmntns ! the lenrirt. "IVtlni mt n ml I . In"
Mis Dais) Smith was out vlnltliig' ry hm mil t liiiuge mr luilnint o I
her parents last Krlda)
Homer Smith attended the dam
at the Kails Weduisda night
I'l.UVXA ITKMS.
last week from Hurrel Shorts, whero
he had been to play. Ills father and
tome men had Just started out to
look for him when they found blm
floundering about In the mud onl
u ahort distance from homo.
The Summers school will give a
Lincoln memorial on the afternoon
of February ISth. The public Is
cordially Invited.
John Seam says If tho weather la
favorable ho will atart to Merrill
Thursday after hia mules, and will
again begin operations on his rail
road contract.
Homer Smith nnd John lluntaker
ure breaking homes for K W Smith.
Westley Brooks Is hauling wood
from Frank Irish's.
Among tho visitors tu tint Falls
from tho Summon district thU week
were: Mm. E. W Smith, Kldon Den
nis, John Bon, Homer Smith, E. W.
house on tho Mclbase runch.
Mm. K. V. Smith, Nelson Smith.
Miss Delia Meluase and Mm. II. !..
Iloggs attended lodgo nt tho Fulls
Wednesday evening.
Miss Olu Smith visited her aunt
and uncle. Mr and Mm Fred Smith,
last week.
Government Camp A. which closed
n ahort time ago because of the bad
weather. Is opened again.
K. W Smith was assisting
Johnson with the blacksmith work
nt the Ankeny ranch Saturday
K W and Nelson Smith visited
the Mclhaso ranch Sunday
Austin and William Hooper walk'
cd seven mile to school last
rnlher than be absent. Tho
Mr Karecow haiilid a load of baled
ha) from (I W Hiavlllns Tiietilnt
G livers vlilted M Sutton on
business Mouil.1)
II F SevltH took wood tu Mr
Stearns at tin Falls Tiiiuula)
J. II Harm mid fmnll) spent Sun
da) with G !' Hevlti nml fmull)
Skating has beiu good In this illi-
imu't Keep vim !uttii. Iilei" v it IT
' .lour triuiiern nre "polliil li I nie kimn
end I'll olnp th" priii nf limn mil nf '
the pit) nf the Infernal iniiiiilrel If I
inn flnI mil vi hn he vvai. ami ti Hist '
tatk I will ilevnte nil the cuerglc nf
my lirelliiie und the vvlioli' miirliliier.r
of the giiveltilili'lit (imitli)' Ihe
roui'ilri'i: I tliuiislil fur several dn)s
ui"l lint there vvni kumi'thllig wrong"
UN frliinl '' like the vNlntia of
)outh, iiei-r in rvturti -Arguuaut .
COIN SWEATING.
An lllttpl Pradic. Which H Fallen
aaZr!
j It Takes Good Taste
if To decorate a home prop
erly. First you must have
I beautiful wall paper. It
must be well put on. It
$ must be durable as well
X as beautiful. We handle
the newest patterns, the
most beautiful shades and
the best qualities. The
price also recommends
them.
Into Oltuto.
'luil) iilllid tu the making of toilti
ft.rf. It ..iliii. rill, I Haiinlli .itiililii.Hl
trlit for the rust week, but the Ire i , ,..,. ,. ., tj
Is melting now I
"Uncle Joe" Hunilrlcks vliltid the
Fnlls Tucsd.iv
Mm M i: Spvlts (.illicit on Mrs
G. G. Kernmiu Mondii) '
lllanchn Thompsoii was ubieut '
from school Tuttdn)
Stevo FoHter win In this vicinity'
looking for lattlo Inst Wiilucidu).
Mr Mills Is hauling baled luv to
tho Falls.
J II. Hames It building a wagon
khid
l.finwii hi "wenlug." which nipilriH
euiKhlernhle .Llll to uieuiuplluli flic
i-i."lnll) riiliNr .iinld iimI, luli
ivhli h u .''illi enln tn U' ineati"! Is III
Irmlin-vil nml hi hi vilih a dip
'upper wire tnivllig Uvli uiljutiil,
Ihe mill N IiiiiihtmiI In a hath of
i)anlde of niiiiiii:i and an ilcclrlc
batter) set gnlng The m tlnn of the
i lectrlelt) i'ihiii Ihe colli In Ihe nil.l
unlfonnl) mm'mih Ihe imiul Hint I to
nay (-.nine" o IIIIH li nf II t.i Iwiipie
lelai hrd 1 liN priH i- N uhih. thrueg'i
with n lnrg iiniiiNr nf i-n n. uinl Hi"
ROBERTS & HANKS
HARDWARE MERCHANTS
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lUt.ler Is Vltllliig with lwjS"Milei.li ihii.l.tmii llrnrle.1
iruiu in' ut hi
It N for tlie nirii' nf iti'tretlng thi
exNtitice nf miiIi nilim inilu Hut
bmikerx ue li gutd cnlni hi n littlnm-e
mil If one N .ii the i:ile It will Inline
lljlely In- slmwii by the In llentur The
light colli It lli.'ti t ikeii mil. mil tv tint
ever the nhnriiitf repnei t tint
lime tn
Harry Mrs,
sister, Mrs. Mills, thin week
Mr Suvlls mid son Chnrle were
in the Falls with n load of hay Sat
urday Mr Fostir of Hound Lake, was In
week, 'tho Falls Saturda)
roads i Mr nnd Mm. Mills and Mm Iteeder
were too rough for unshod homes. I attended the show- at lvl.tm.itli Fnlln mmuni me tiiMmuer ni
Tho Turner dance Friday evening I Saturday night uiiihe up or N-llu.-l
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heason. This was probably duo to
I Every Farmer
As well as every business muu should have a hank
account.
Why?
9 BCCKUCl Your monoy Is safer In a bank than any whero else.
I'a)lng your bills by chock Is tho simplest and most
convenient method.
Your check becomca a voucher for thu debt you pay.
It gives you a better standing with business men.
Money In thu bank strengthens )Our credit.
A bank account teachos, helps and encouragea you
to save.
This bank does all tho bookkeeping
Your bank book Is a record of )our business.
To thoso desiring Itanklng Connections with an Old Kilubllshod
Dank, wo extend our aervlcos.
The First National Bank l
of Klamath Falls, Ore.
i When You Have Saved $50
tho question urine, "How ahull I Invest It?"
There Is no bettor way that a Cortlficnto of Deposit In the
KIK8T TBl'HT M SAVINGS BANK OF KLAMATH FALIJ4, OIL
Our Certificate of Deposit are Issued tn sums of ISO and
upward. They bear Interest at the rate of 3 per cent and am
renewable at the end of alx or twelve months
It you want seeurlty for )our saving sod absence of all
wpaoat or worry Incident to mortgage, bond, tock, etc ,
0ET A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT IN THIS BANK.
The Certificates are readily ncgotlablo and as collateral
security aro unexcelled.
ONE DOLLAR OR MORE WILL OPEN A SAVINGS AC
CpUNT. WB WILL LOA,N YOV A LITTLE, BANK.
The First Trust & Savings Bank. !
Klamath Falls. Ore.
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her tlalm Thursday.
J. I. Li o rudii to tho Fulls hm no
hark Frlda)
Mrs. M. Ilrentner wiut tn town
Saturday. ,
G llyem hauled sniiiu wood last
Friday
0 F. Sevlts em a bee tree Frlda).
getting about .'0 poiimlK of hone)
"VllMtlllg
iv II I.
Adam In I.N iniere-ntig N... "The I
,inry nf Crtine" nml i-vIiI.miiIi it I.
tlmiiulit hii lij iln. irlmlii.il ftiii'rnlt) I
fnr II li.n iltrlmlliil In a mi-re imtlilDg
A Kiicreign iii'igii" ivJt'.TttT graln,
nml the lliri t t ermr III the weight li j
V of i gnli frmu uliMi II mty
rejilll) he H il'ieiul Dial hwi-iiIIiu 0D. i
nut nmv In- a very Imrbtlre hu!ne.
U.nilon Tlt-IillK
Fsmlnln. Incontinent.
A tlubivniiuii. vv rltliii. in i,i(. Thiit.
.k-iphU Iteeont reveals n femlrlnv In-
I mwltllilii'l 111 111., tu, n.l.r (l..uj I..I.I
Early Aram spent Saturday nnd , bj. HOIIll. ,,. iJt ,lt. ,1!lu of ,u,.lr
Sunday with his father, W. F Arant , nrxt nnn. sin- nun.
i'Ixk GitovK m:vs.
Johnny Short went to tho rullu
Monday.
Mr. Icctblco was u Falls visitor
Saturday.
Mr. Grlgsby bought eight head of
cattle of John Hlbhcrts. Sry Fiilth
helped him tnku them to lilts ninth
Monday
John lllbbcrts wont to Ulvno Fri
day. Henry Meier ittuiucd to hl home
iu Swan Laku Vnlloy Friday.
CIiiih. Mack hroui;ht out n load of
lumber from tho Falls for Chimin e
Han la.
Mr. Thompson wim ul (.'laienco
Harris' Friday.
W. F. Arant took John Hhepitnl
to the Kill hi Monda), for tn atiuont J
for neuralgia.
J. S. Mlllx made u biiHluesK trip
to thu Falls Mondn)
V. T. Elliott, of tho Fall, canio
out to hl ranrh Tiiemla) after n
loud or hu).
Ivan knnhko wont to Oluuu Tuesday.
Mr Arnold went to the timber
Tuesday
Mr. Kinney Is hauling straw from
Mr. Hawkins.
Johnny Short and Arcblo Colson
went to California Tuesday.
Ernest Durkcy moved to Merrill
Wednesday.
Darton Rurnett Is grubblnc aago
brush on his ranch
Don Zumwnlt tho turvoyor, wai
out In this vicinity Thursday Ho
survoyod tho M. Harris place, J. S
Mills and Barton Burnott chained
for him.
Bort Hawkins has tho traveling
library at his place, and It will bo
open to the people of this district on
Saturday afternoon.
MILLS ADDITION LOTS
are Advancing in Value
When blockH in Mills Addition wort- nlftm
nt liaruain pricrH n numher of Hhrrwd rnvt-R-torn
Ixiuirht: fdnct; thai tirnti valticH liave
increhhttl matoriiilly.
These Lots are Bargain Buys
nt present priced, nnd there Ih every reason
to anticipate an advance in prices. Itemem
her these loin nre FIFTY feet in width nnd
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET
deep-rnoro than double thu area of nio.it
town Iota offered to inventor.
FRANK IRA WHITE
Office on Fifth Street
CAPT. O. C. APPtEGATE
FRANK WARD
Land Salesmen.
NOTICE FOR ITIIUCA'IIO.V.
"A igiiple of )i-nrn ngii I Imd ores
rlou tu K'lul a teller to a married uu
man, ami In uddrciuliig hir 1 vrrotn
Mrs Ilent) --' Imagine tuy sur
prise when In repl) I nielied .in In
tllcuaiit letter fruui her. In which tint
inlil. 'I iln imt at all IILe to hive my
lileuilty iiliiiii'ri.eil In that of my hiu
bund I do imt see why 1 cannot he
adilreiHed h) in) own iisme, Ihauuo
1 am marrhd It tint uii) re.imiu wh)
I NtlOUlll
name 1
wrote to Hit'
lie mire It Imre Hi" lint name of the
nnmiii In ipif"tiiu, hut tho tlimix
mine re cull; whin the hiMlmuil died
and in) r.iKllillniiH rrlimd vviim left a
willow I Ulnle her nil (lull hllsluiM
and. hi-iirlug in iiilud her tint scold
lug, toiL pirlli'iilnr pains in addreti
her iih 'Mm. Mum . 'Ihe answer I Oregon,
lo thlt finiii hir mul.i-s me ahlver to
think ahniit 'lin )mi think I lave ho
far forgotieii in) lulovul Henry.' she
x.llil. 'IlM In he Vlllllllg tn lihandiill hU
linllii' illlntelllel I ullli )uu vvoillil
.niilrexi im- iih .Mrs lliinr) In the fu.
line, pliii'e I in i) fe uu iiiifnrliinate
.vlilui., hut I mill hi nr my hiisbnud'a
inline. 1 think,' "
Department of tho Interior, U. S.
Land Olllco nt Lakuvlew, Origon, Do-,
comber 2, 1S0S.
Notice Is hereby glvon that John J. '
Itahin, of Klamath Falls, Oregon,' "
who, on January 11,1307, mndo lloiuit-
stead Entry, No. 3706, (Serial No,
03U3), for as mounded, tho E'.iBW; I
Sec. 30. NKV, tiW'M, NW NEU.
S.c. 31, T. 38 S It. 10 i: W. M.l
tins Illod notice of Intention to make!
BRICK WORX
AND
PLASTERING
CHIMNEYS AM) KIBE
PLAGES A SI'I.CIALTY
Ilnnl five year proof, to establish
love in) Individuality? .My claim to thu land ahovo described.
iilin The next letter I hoforo County 'Jlerk. Kliimnili Hinn.
In.llgu.iiil wife jou can jiy, at his office. M Klimath I'ull.. fir.
cgon, on the 8th day of Fobruary,
1009.
Clnlmnnt iiatnos ns wltncHses:
J N. IMne, Frank Irish, John Ship
herd. Arthur K.illey. Roy Kinsman,
II V. KevsKte. (ill of Klamnlh I'nlU
Sometlmti Wflia,
A joutig lady was receatly visiting
n editorial nlDee and '.lelng shown
around by tbe editor. Aiiproachlng a
cano of drawer iiion one of which
was the label "MSS.," she said. "Now.
how would you pronounce that?"
, "Oh." inld tho edllor. "souietlmea w
pronounce It iiiuks and sometime
mom."-Llpplniott'H Mugurlne.
1-H
J. N.
WATSON,
Ruglstnr,
NOTICE FOR I'UHMLATION.
A Contradiction.
"Tbnt youug doctor Is a queer con
tradiction." "In what wnyV
"lie hue an exceedingly good tem
per, and yet be la lacking In mitumti"
Baltimore American,
Department of the Interior, U. H.
Land Olllte at Lakevlew, Oregon, Do
comber 14, luus
Notice is hereby given that Maud
Huydon, of Klamath Fall, Oregon,
who, Nov. 30, 190H, mad Timber and
Stono Application No 0882, for NICvi
iwv4, sec. 29, Tp. 37 8 R. 9 E.,
W. M hus filed notlco of Intention
to tnnko final proof.to establish claim
to the land above doscrlbod. boforo
County Clork Klamath Co., at hi of
nco, nt Klnmnth Falls, Oregon, on tho
2Cth day of Fobrunry, 1909.
Claimant ruraii ns wltnessoi:
Albert Harrlton, A. M. Jamison,
John O. Schallock, Boa Carlisle, all
of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
J. N. WATflDN
4 m ., -.-.
H. E. CHILDERS
KLAMATH FALLS, OKKKW
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CENTRAL CAFB
Open Day
and Night
Private Dining Ptrlori
Oysters Served In Any 8ffl
J. V. HOUSTON, Prop.
DR. C. P. MASON
Dentist
A ..!... II. ..V A Trust Co.' BoWW
DR. WM. MARTIN
Dentist
Office over Klamath Count i
TiiarHONa I
D. V. KUYKENDAIL
Attorney at UW
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Klamath Ttfo