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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1909)
MARCKr umc: aRKnnws RfffHEST SOIL ARFX A1W l,m atxz-xi.uxx ujtxi.skji .r": r. . -- -" --. - -. 30 80 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACHE AND UPWARDS. EASY ft THE EVENING HERALD nii'tntr.t.vr NoiiiK. 1muI Dully, Kxtrpt SuiuUy, y lint HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor SUnSClUl'TlON KATUS Dtlly, by null, one tr ' W rully, by mull, fix month J M IHlly, by ihil, tlitve montlii 1 85 llly, by mull, ono tnontli M Dally, tlelUeretl by rarrirr, ono wtvk 15 KLAMATH FALLS. SATURDAY. MARCH L7. 1W. SIMMKIts NKWS. Kent ilnllnrtl. who bus bocit luiuling liny (rum "Dad" Wilson's placo, returned to town lust wtvk. I'huI mid Louis Wampler vlsltoil at II. L. Uokr lost week .Mrs. It. I'olnur vlsltoil at 1M lloyor'a lust 'week. (leno llopkln lias Invested In a 1 omo In Santa ltosn nml ulioro up i omnia permanuntl). Harry Depow Is working in tlic Wcit End Meat Market, and Kred Clin U workltiK In the City Meat inrKut. J D. Hooper Is double illikltiK his nUaira Kldln Dennis Is liaulltiK barley. i.lliy M)ers has sold his black rmlth shop. He Is thinking o( trod lip his propert in tow'n (or ICO ncrrs o( ranch fnnd In California The government had a load of al (alfa hay and grain brought out on the launch. They are now hauling It to camp. Jacob M)ers Is sick with chicken K)X. J. Sears was at Merrill lust week. H. Anderson was at Jim Jory's on business last week. A new crew went out to the gov ernment camp last week J. Sean Is packing, preparatory to leaving the country lie Intends to ship nil ho can on the launch and drive the mules to the railroad. He has cot decided ct whether or not ho will take the wagons. Sam Short, who has been quite sick with measles. Is up and around again. Stella Hooper, who hat been stay ing with Mrs. Daniels at the Kails, and attending school thrrf has on, rolled as one of our pupil Albion George and Orrln Miles are again attending schoo' The road scraper has uvn at work on the road In front of the ftIiooI house, and trmel Is much better II. l.ouo Is oiiu of the iiit'li utiiplo.ed on It. V. Mnsten Is working eight four-horvo traiu on the I lull on ltiacli. W. V Mititin hits loft for luipr In) Vnlle on it tuuliuMi trip J D. Hooper hits finished plowing. Mrs. Koutley. who recently sold her rni.ch to D.te Wade, I now spending some time with bur son, Jim Dixon, before leaving foi points lit I'nn.iila Date Wade Is building a liarn on his ranch. V. M. Musten Is having his grain lurtiled (torn the llorlou Itaucll. Tom Scats hus returned fiom it business trip to Kittitas l.'lt). Mo Prod Smith is running three two- lioio plows Tom Klniio). who i;ib lieou gnat d- Ing tho Aitkin) ranch white under! rqiinruntluc has rotitrm.il to the I Kails. Austin Hooper, who left school and -went to San l-'iuiiclson to enlist in the uitvy. tins returned and Is now lugging sag" brnsli for bis father j Sunt HariHi Is running a six-homo plow- on his rnnth. J I in- Dixon has Untitled fanning ' grain. Dar.y Smltli. who bus lioott at i homo with tile measles, returned to1 school In town list week. . Our si h(Kl tard has lietii plowed' and Is now rtad tu ! ni-di-d ini grass I John Dnrrorh. who I lis b 'en under I quarantine on the Anker,)' ram.li. returned to school Monday. . Mrs .laui"H Dixon intended 'ho1 s-n'lng circle glvi n li' ll e l.ad.os Aid of Pine (irut- Chun-It las' wt 'k I John LuinLrrt th'j tiii driver Is ncnln mnklug Mi usual ruui.dsi through tlilt ti-lif'il'orhoiMl, since he roads have ici'itn beti i Charlie Asm wai teplng Jim Dixon brand l last wt 'k Jim Dixon. I.oulc !)!.. in .mJ Dnic Wnile Iiiimi been plowing on Hie Liters i a mh II I. lloggt hni set lis liuiiuiitoi I with llioioughbeil I'lMuoiilh HiicKh Johnnie CailJ has beun diugglhg i he lallroail grade gruttn lor .1 tfoiiru Cul HutchltiHon Is no longer work- tmg for V. V. Miles Itn Mnsuiiiii, who has hi on on an extended lslt to mint I wit ami flleuds In the Middle West, is again on his hoinitoml i:n lugraham Is going to work lor Mis llor.tl Slioit. Mr. ll'iidka has llnlshed plowing Some of V I' Miles' steers got out last week Mis Kern mid Miss Addle Mnti visited at J I tit Dixon's Inst SiiihI.iv Charles l.lutl bought four tons of hn from llr.rr I'olutei Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dixon Mill id Mggcst slink o( flower and garden Mr and Mrs lli'tl Slimf Sumlitt seeds ever handled In Klitimilh l-'iill. ' Mr Snovxguote has h"i'ii luaUlnr. Vou do nut need to send ny fori Mi usual spring rounds through seeds as Olh or hits every variety that Ituil wotk In electile wiring Is a hiohii'Y (o the Ntfoty of our light lug s.. stun, and itltects Hut Insurance f our pad ous, There having bunu ioiiiii done b liiunponathlo parties, mil became them Is no City luitpue oi, we lioicby give milieu that Aftui this dale wo will not furnish clue- lilt current lor, any service 'inliws llio Jtilt of wiring bus been Inspected (while the work Is being dime, and hefnie tuticenled from view) mid ap pi in rd hv us. A rousouulilo fee will be chin ged for Inspection on work other than which wu do Ivhtimith Kails Light .4 Water Co Sis :.: vs--:'.. 1)0 J 't'MWAIT, I'resldvnt Abstracting Mips, Ham, llluc I'tlnis, Hi. ' VVV..AAA . . . """' tl,e'..M,1'l". -.,, IIN Klamath County Abstract Co. Surveyors and Irrlttutlon Kniiinccrs IlKlT K. UltllhllH, Sicrnlmy Kluniuth Fulls, Orqlon Visit Oliver's big Seel House be. fnr hti)lng )our garden seeds Thoi '"", Springtime is Here I the couitaunlt) Charles I. lull has boon plowing for Clmrlos Ager l'rank Irish has bought all of Mrs Untitle 'r chickens. II. Ingrnhnm has moved to town Addlo l.lnil visited Imr father last week. i Mr. Houston wus at the Masteu ranch lait wiek lllll I'iuglev is cleaning sage brush "ti his rnuih ' will utow In this section. '. Klamntn t'oiint) neadiiiarlnrs In San Kritiirltco Is the Hotel Suvo), 1'iirner Van Ness Avenue and Kills Street, Walter K Conner, prop. Titke Turk and IMdy" street cars nt Kerry, git off at Villi Ness uud walk ono-half block north. - -1 s-3tn ilpilllg Is hel ' uud right Hum . Hid tun. i glow I he trots uud the bimbo nerd prm i, k ul null he lukeii off. and the gardi'ii .. I lepit) ou for a Utile utleullon now (,, . . . good tiMili, nml thoie nn the mil) kind . . suggest IIAIIDCN IIAIlllDWri.dAIIDCS n I i ni -.iJio, ni-,M'i,ti i witivn, nimv I.i.n, I if) y- r h pltpv i,u niir..Miik, n.xnn ,,-ii nru.w i'i mi , n n thing to make thu lawn, gardati nml hrn,i. Hie ruining rar tLleci 'l"l limb, IS; Ktam uM 11 III HAKW 1 1' Kul far Visit Oliver's big seed nouse If s a Little Early Hut no' loo uirl) to think admit spending our vacation at Spring Creek 5 Williamson River Fishing Resort, Tin- I IVILsr IHIIIMi In H. World. Siiikoii op-iis June l.-t, uhi'ii the T n i'iiv" will l. in nadlniss fm jour pleasing and accommodation Tourists Spink's Klamath Agsncy store (or outing supplies of all kinds Absuliltel) cvorxl.liig on hniid ui:iti i.v rnSNHC- 'IIO.V with store fur the tsptclal itciummoitntlun of parties vltltlng SprlliK Cm k uud WltlUmsiin Ither I'tircliiiHes dellvuriHl at U.e Tent Clt ' free of charge. ROBERTS & HANKS HARDWARE MERCHANTS 4 wim i: oi: TKI.I.'I'IKlXi; R. C. Spink uia.Mun A(it:.cv, oiti:(.o. More Bank Talks MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value Whon MorkM In Mill Atltlitioti win' oirentl lit litiryniii prifoH a nuiulior of .ihrewil invi. ton ixhikiii; Hini'i that time aluta l.ave incri'iiHfil tnntcrially. These Lots urc IJfirrfaln 1 1 7s nt prcsuiit priccH, nml tin: re in evn rc:iwn tu unticiiato no ntlvanre in pricw eiiiim Ikt tlioxf totH art' FIFTY fVct in wnlth nml ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FKKT (lii'p more than ilmihlo tin1 area of most town lotM otftTltl to iltVt'httirK. FRANK IRA WHITE Office on Fifth Stmt CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE FRANK WARD Land Salesmen. Did II ever occur to )oil v.h) ull good business men keep it checking account with a bank' We II t--ll ou It enables them to keep their fundi. In a more n-cure pluio than the of fice safe. It gives them u belter standing In the business worlJ It enables them to pa their bills by check, tho returned checl" being au tindlsputablo receipt. Individuals llnd a checking ac count very convenient and it source of saving "Mono) In one's pocket Is often Hpenl on thu spur of tho mo-ni'.-nt, while ono Is disposed to think twice before drawing on his baliini.o In the bank. Ol.T Till: SAVINfiS IIAIII'l'. l-ny up for a ritluy iluy. Sturt u bunk uiiuunt ultli -.rrrJy-;,r,r- 4-44f4 I Guaranteed Paints Wo have full line of W. P. Fuller's Pure Prepared PAINTS A Big Line of Heating Stoves Just Received GEO. R. HURN $ . j I FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS BANK Klamath Falls, Ore. Our Invitation Each wtjk wo U3e this sumo foi the pilvilege only of of Inviting you once again to become u depositor in our Hank. THE PERSON WHO nEADS ADOUT US FIFTV-TWO TIMES A YEAR OUGHT TO KNOW US AT LEAST FIFTY TWO TIMES BETTER THAN IF HE HAD READ OF US BUT ONCE. THE BETTER HH KNOWS US THE MORE LIKELY HE IS TO LIKE US AND OUR BUSINESS METH ODS. YOUR ACCOUNT, LARGE OR SMALL, IS URGENTLY AND RESPECTFULLY INVITED. iThe First National Bank! BALDWIN S BALDWIN Not Brothers; Just Plumbers PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTERS CONTRACT WORK A SPECIALTY Prices Reasonable and Work Guaranteed HERALD ADS PAY O. K. TRANSFER CO. Keep us iiioviiik; we ;nc prvparcil fur worR X (-'.'tumif,', (Jr.ijmo; nml forwarding. Is 110T JRcliallu and prompt service woitliy youR Attention? Day or Night. We're not a comA Nwlcr phones, oflicc 871 and 873 the barN S-iy: Baggage and Pianos arc spccialticS Freight orders handled quickly. No blufF Equipped with the only piano truck heiE Reasonable rates on goods storetl. lictteR C'dl or phone tis before placing orders, 0 O. K. TRANSFER CO. :'!! FOR SALE 1 1 BRICK WOBK AND : PLASTERING WELL IMPROVED FARM of 000 nrri', 10 mlloi Hoiilliwcnt of Klamath I'nlln. Will mdl an r wholo or In purt. Turin, part tlown, tho Imlitnco In ilu forrid iiiiyiuuiitu. Apply hi R. A. EMMITT nt tho I'oit Ofllcv. Dry Wood 4-foot and 16-lnch M. R. ANDERSON, Phone 203 OIII.MNi:VH ANI HE f 'I.A('i:n A SI'IX'IAm I H. E, CHILDERS KLAMATH FAILS, OHOO"" ' ' DR. C. P. MASON Dentist American Hank A Trii.t Co.' TiiarauH it D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney at Law DR. WM. MARTIN! Dentist OttM ovr Klmth Count; B Klamath Falls, Ore. $ )MMHIMUIMm Kluwtb fiOf, Ongt