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50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. EASY TEgMj
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THE EVENING HERALD
Imu1 Dally, Except Suuday, by tlia
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH Editor
mi worn almoin fiimi hcIkhiI nm dm C'Iiiii'ih- lu'lpi'd .1 . Mill ink.' "
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Mlts Vcslii Todd Mulled out tidiool Mr Hall "'" " '" " 'HI""
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PINK (IHOVK NKWM.
BUIISCKIPTION KATKS
Dally, by mill, one year I 00
Dally, by mail, lit month , '.' M
Dally, by mail, Hints month 1 Si
llly, by mill, one month . M
Dally, delivered by carrier, one wk ; IS
KLAMATH FALLS. MONDAY. MARCH 22. 1009.
(l.l,K IIAI'1'KMM.S.
Chin. Anderaon sold ftvu howa
ihU week for $700
J. 11. Ilobbi ami wlfo Hpont a plea
unt owning Friday with Mr. nml
Mlii Callahan.
V. V. WhltlaUh and wife pont
ititnday with It. C. Anderson.
Clara Anderson Is stnliii; with her
I mthcr In Merrill.
M. Ulacomtnl, wife and rhlldrcti
i'hiM Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
..lr J. II. Hoblia.
it. S. Wooden void Mr. Klvy a U-am
if horaci last' week.
Cf-ax. Anderaon and wlfo upctit
Surday with hU brother Krnnk In
rand Hollow.
W I!, Iladley has logged and clear
i.bout 100 acre of laud Mr. Had
I U a rustler.
II C. Andomon'u derrick blew out
Thuriday and was comldcrnbly dam
rjted.
Mr. Tailor went to Merrill Wed
neiday. ' E. M. Hammond started plowing
Monday with ilx horses.
M. Glacomlnl li Irrigating hli sand
land farm with water from the An
denbn ditch.
Those' atteiidlni; tlm St. I'utrlck's
fcall at Merrill from Uala wire- Jilt
Veita Todd and Horace Hickman.
Delia Gtrklng and Chan. Whltlatch.
Mimetic llnblnson and Will Wilson
Jesse" Johnson and Leo Todd.
Mtti Ulancbo Itoblnson and W. It.
Wlion ipont Sunday In Klamath
Ml.
"Miss Blanche Itobluion ai the
Kticst of Mrs. C. 3, Anderson over
Saturday.
Mr." and Mrs. C. J. Andfrson Hpcnt
Wednesday nt the nppor rnnrh with
Mr. and Mr. Orovor Slate
J. D. Morgan In plowing HI Hire
of grain land. i
Stove 8tukel and John I'o'x went I
after a band of horm-H out near Clear
111
In
Hoy Kinsman has roturned from
Uli visit with hli parent In town
Chan Adams visited the Knltn Sat
urday Tom Newton visited at the Tom
Short place suteral da this week
Mm lliinnei' and daughter.
Clailce ninl Doioth), spent Halunln)
, nt the 9. i:. Iceubleo homo
, Wm I'ox moved Min John Hhorl
I to her home Friday
I Mr. nml Mn . Will liv nml TtiNI
Short went to O Short's 3iiiida
Jildd Short mid l.ottlo Allen Mi
lted at the Tom Hliort hume Hunda
Alinu New ton visited nt Tummy
Short'u one day lam week
Mr. and Mm, Tom Short, and Mrs
Vox visited the Kails Tiiurulu
Mr. and Mrs. Clllott and children.
Itobert, Itonuld, Helen and Vlilan.
came out to the rnurh Monday.
Mr. McCluro passed through hero
Monday peddling beef.
T. M. Harris' father nirhed here
Tuesday.
Chas. Suowgoose was delivering
Mr Harris and sons. Manse nud
Lake the first of the week, return
lug on Wednesday.
Little Klhel Johnson Is 0,111, e
with n selero eold
I'mf .1. II llobbs was trading
Merrill Saturday.
W. W. Whltintcn went to tho Kalis
Wednesday on Important business,
returning Thursday.
Mr nml Mrs. W. W. Whltlatch
moved Into their new home Moiiduy.
M r Wooden and Mr. I.lvy were In
Merrill trading Saturda).
Mrs. II. K Tolle snd Mrs. J. W.
Tailor wete In Merrill Saturday on
bushiest.
K. M lliiminiimt ninl uir .nfir.
talne.1 the Kho Hundred Club Sulur- U'00,,H ln UiIh ,,,l,,rlrt ,"!', w,"'k
da evening In attendance were:
Mr nnd Mrs. .1 II llobbs. Mr. and
Mm. Jnck Donnelly, Mr and Mis
Dan Colwelt, Mr and Mrs It C An
derson. Miss Klla Callahan. John Cal
lahan, Will (Jrnhain, Mr and Mrs. '
i: M. Hammond. Dannie Andemon,
Misses Pauline and Manile Ulncomlnl.
Chas Anderson and wife spent
Sunday with his brother F'rank In
Sand Hollow
Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Tolle mid Mr.
and Mrs. J .l.'lvy made a trip to Kl-
vy's ranch Sundn). to which placo
they Intend to move soon
Jt C Anderson wlillo plowing last
Saturday heard Ills dog barking on
a hill near b), nnd sunt his son, Dan
nie, to nee what wn the matter. Ho
found It was a large wildcat After
killing It they found a trap on Its
front foot
Miss Delia Corking entertained a
number of her young frlend-i Sunday.
Those present were. Mlsies Vesta
Todd, Neva Whltlatch, (Iwcndollnu
I.lvy. Messrs. Will Craham, Ludford
t:ivy. Loo Todd, Chnrtny Whltlatch,
Horace Hickman They atl spent a
very pleasant afternoon plating
game. Tin (i nil went io ihureli In
the evening.
'Mist Neva Whltlatch. Desna llowoll
and Marie Tailor and (oorM Wood
illiUM Hiituidiiy were. W. T. I.I
Unit. A I. Iceublcii and John lllb
belts. J. S Mlll.i nml noil r'r.tnli went to
I In 1'allH Wrillietda).
Mr Hun Is mid son Mouse went to
the I'nlls afli'l a load of liniibei Hat
mdiij Mr mid Mil J MIIN went to
i he Tails Sutidni
I'litrons i. the ruhllc l.lbiiut nml
all who at' lllleresled In tl devel
opulent are teiiiesled in hand In
lists of new hooks thev would Ilk"
to hlie ftiri luitml roi the Dbr.llt
till) U in ) umil (er new books
leiy sunn lied thes. lists. It left with
the lib .ii i ii will ! Kr iitlv iiptH'
lelllU'd l Die Wninaii Ii b
Dun J .umwait,
I'rusldonl
Abstracting
V'llt.11
Mipa, Plans, Illuc I'rlnts, r.lc.
M. Urn,
Klamath County Abstract Co.
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
ItskT I. WlTMliuw, Secrelsiy
Klamath Falls, Oregon
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CENTRAL CAFE
Open Day
and NI;UU
Private Dining I'.trlut
Oysters Served In Any Style
J. V. HOUSTON. Prop.
It's a Little
Early
Hut no' too early to think about
spending your vacation nt
SpringCreek
5 Williamson
River Fishing
Resort,
The KIXKST HSUIM. In tin- Wntlil.
K-isiiii opens June 1st, win u I lie
'Tut City'' will lin in rindliu-'H (..i
your pli'iisuro and arcommodutloii
Tourists
Splllk Ulati.n'h Attell' )
ntlll. foi OUllllg Mlppll'll
of ill kllnla Abjili 1)
nv.-i .tl'lnu nil lint.il
uhi;v in iiiwi:".
'I HIS With lor. f i t.e
espeiliil nrriitnne. tnl lli
of miles tirltlng Sprli'g
Crei k ami nil iui"ii
ItH. i
I'urcl a de!u.rd at
Mm Tfiil Clt) Ji.ii of
rlinrge
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Springtime is Here
Spr .ik i li. i mid right now is Hie time i, hK iliirm"
gii.n III.- ti.'.-s nml the hintir. need pinning tin ,im, Ittntd
il.iild '. lukiii off. mid tin garden nnd lawn will mtl.
ii, ,i. mi lot ii Utile jitiiutloti now tinoii v, .ikinm u
.il loi.l. nml it. n. i. mi. ii,. mil) Umi Hl. ,,,,,, j!
us. v li.MlDI.V IIAllltt)l(,,l(D:.N jud I .s UAKI'H
Vl'lt Ml' VIIIN'tt I'OltUtl HIIOVCLH rilDWIln f'ltL'N.
ISi; Sill: Mill JIAWH Wll Bl'lhtV I'I'MI'H tl rvrry.
if I . In tiLlkn the lawn Ktirdeti mill shrilhli.-ri I lilMful for
lie lutnllig enl
ROBERTS & HANKS
HARDWARE MERCHANTS
WltlTi: OH
tki.ki'iiom:
R. C. Spink
KI..lMTlf K.ltN'l V.
oi:i.(.o.
MILLS ADDITION LOTS
are Advancing in Value
When lilofkri in Millrt Atliiiliun went ntfe nil
al ImrK'iiiu pricen a number of Hiiri'wil inves.
tors iKiutjIit; wincf thut time valut-H havu
inert'iuuil iimteriully.
These Lots arc Bargain 1 i ys
nl prcMi'iit iinces. nml there is evei reason
to anticipate mi advance in prices ' ciiiem
her tliejie lots nre FIFTY fret in iu.lh nnd
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET
deep- more than donlili; the area of most
town lots offered to invuHtoru.
FRANK IRA WHITE
Office on Fifth Street
CAPT. O. C. APl'LEGATE
FKANK WARD
Lnnd Sulcitncn.
I More
Bank
Talks
D'd II ever occur to ou why ull
good huhlnesH men keep u checking
account wlti hank? We'll tell you.
It enahle.n them to keep their funds
In a ninro m-curo place than the of
ficii wife It gives them a hettur
standing In the hiisiuess world. Il
enuhlcs them to pay their hills by
check, the returned check holng un
undlsputahlu receipt.
Individuals find u checking ac
count very convenient und a source
of saving. Money In onn's pocket Is
often spent on tho spur of the mo
ment, while one Is disposed to think
twice heforo drawing on his balance
In tho hunk. UKT TDK K.U'I.Vf.S
II A HIT. I.y up for a rainy ily.
Start a Imnk arrouut with
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Guaranteed Faints 1
it We have full line of '?
W. P. Fuller's Pure
Prepared PAINTS
A Big Line of Heating Stoves Just Received
GEO. R. HURN
4:H''K'''')
BALDWIN & BALDWIN
Not Brothers; Just Plumbers
PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTERS
CONTRACT WORK A SPECIALTY
Prices Reasonable and
Work Guaranteed
I FIRST TRUSTS SAVINGS BANK I
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Invitation
' Each wook we use this space for the privilege unly of
of.jQvjtlt)K you-oneo again to beepmoa (depositor in our -Dank.
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TIMES 'A YEAR OUGHT TO KNOW US' AT LEAST FIFTY
"TWO "TIMES BETTER THAN IF HE HAD READ OF US
BUT. ONCE. .THE BETTER HE KNOWS US THE .MORE
LIKELY HE IS TO LIKE US AND OUR BUSINESS METH
ODS. YOUR ACCOUNT, LARGE OR SMALL, IS URGENTLY
AND RESPECTFULLY LNVITED.
The First National Bank
luamain runs, vrc.
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Keep us. moving; we arc irci;ired fur miij
Jcaiiiiii,', tlrxyini; and forwarding. N iidT
Reliable and prompt service worthy yonR
Attention? Day or Night. We're not a coin A
Nuher phones, office 871 and 873 the harN
Say: Baggage and Pianos arc bpecialtitS
Freight orders .handled quickly. No MufF
JEliuptJcd witli the only piano truck liciE
'Reasonable rates on goods stored. IJctteR
C dl or phone us before placing orders, 0
O. K. TRANSFER CO.
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PLASTERING
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Z I WI.I.L I.MIMIOVKD I'AHM of
X J '-WO ucres, 10 miles Hotitliwciil j
j t i iwarnuiu rails. Will Hull hm
i! ' J n whoh) or In nan. Tin-inn.
', i l"rt down, Ihu hnlniico In do
' ferred piiyiimnis, Z
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I R. A. EMMITT
nt llm I'ii.i Ofllru.
Dry
4-foot and 16-lnch
M. R. ANDERSON, Phone 203
TaLamoNi it
D. V. KUYKENDALL
Attorney at Law
Klamath FalU, 0rieq
CIIIMNKYS AND KIKE"
I'LAOKH A SI'KOIALTY
H. E. CHILDERS
KI1U1TH FALLS. OlMOM
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DR. C. P. MASON
Dentist
American Bank A Tru.t Co.'i BaUI ,
dr. wm. martin: t;
Dentist
Office over Klamath Countf ik