The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 07, 1909, Image 2

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THE EVENING HERALD
' Issued l.ily, Uxcvpt Sumlsy, by tin-
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
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KLAMATH FALLS. WEDNESDAY. AP1UL 7. liXW.
yoxxa valliiv niaw.
Godfrey Deck, John Llnd And
Mra. E. Ill 1st wcro tomo of tho Yon
naltes bo cro In Dairy Thursday.
Adam Wldman told ono ot his
horses to Jim Goal ot Uonanta last
wcok (or 1100.
.Jacob Ilucck went to the Fall
, Friday to attend tho regular mectlni:
ot tho Water Uicra Association and
brine out tomo freight which ho has
there.
D. W. Murphy and Mr. Patch
ratted through Uonanta Wednesday
colnc to Clear Lake. On their way
back they cro given a reception at
Bonanza, at which tbcro wcro about
SO people- present. Whon they re
turned to tho Falls they passed
through thb upper part of Yonna
Valley.
J. W. Loguo and Miss Anna Smith
went to Bonanra la attend tho Ho-
bekah lodge last Thursday night
Dock Pool has been hauling hay
from. tho John Donncll placo to Sc
roora piaco.
Adam Wcldman went to tho tlm
ber Thursday to get tome rafters.
JoaSchmldt. Chas. McCumbcr and
Manuel Vlsrra haro been busy male
Ins fenco this week.
Sunt. Swan was a visitor at tho
lllldcbrand school Friday. Doth
pupils and teacher cnJocd bis visit
vi very much and wish It wcro posslblo
wtor him to visit us ottencr.
Godfrey Beck end family aro now
moving from their old ranch, which
'they recently sold to Mr. Orlsiby, to
the James Wight place.
J. O. Wight of Yonna Valley has
been qulto 111 with la grippe, but It
now better.
Harry and Dcsslo Handles, who
recently moved to Yonna, havo start
ed to school la lllldcbrand, but
Harry teems to have tnken tho
grlppo, a ho wai sick Friday.
Ults Nellie Bliss, who Is staying'
at Mra. Thot. Stanley'! during her
father's and mother's ubseuie at Uo
nanta, It again quite slrk
l'ratik Deck was In llonnuia on
buln:ss Thursday.
Mrs. Chat. Woclk visited Mrs.
Win. Loguo last week
Mrs. (I co. Sui)th and daughter,
Anna, mado a trip to Dairy 'Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. l'orry Handles hate
motcd to tho placo ncentl) owned
by D. Y. Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McCumber
went to Dairy Monda).
Ward Itucck Is agalu sick with la
grlppo.
Jeff. Klrkpatrlck Is working at 0.
C. Pearson's, logging brush.
C. C. Pearson made a trip to tho
Falls 'iucJaj. Ilo took with him
hU mother, Mrs. D. V Gray, who
went to Fort Klamath tu Join her
nusband
Karl llatnakcr has moved to his
much west of Uonantn and Is now
busy clearing land and putting In his
crop.
Leigh Harris has resumed grub
bing brush for Manuel Vlerrn.
Jeff. Klrkpatrlck and daughter,
Maude, and Vclma Pearson were In
Dairy Tuesday; alto Jerry Pearson
was there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Welch have been
qulto sick with la grippe, but are
now getting better.
Mrs. Jeff. Klrkpatrlck went to
Mrs. Wm. Wilch'a last week to tulp
with the work during their sickness.
Wm. Strubblo of Swnn Utko, who
had bit leg amputated at tho Falls.
Is getting along nicely.
The Drook family In Yonna Valley
are on tbo sick list. Also Miss Anna
Smyth Is sick with la grippe.
Perry Handles was In Dairy un
business April 1st.
'Hoppo Uros. have a Job grubbing
sago brush for Geo. Del tin of Kla
math Falls. ,
Jos. Colburn made a business trip
to Panama March 31st and also
visited friends In Yonna.
Jacob Itucck nindo a business trip
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THERE IS NO PLACE IN AMERICA WHERE ALL
WOOL MADE-TO-MEASURE CLOTHES CAN BE HAD
AT A LOWER PRICE THAN HERE.
AND THERE IS NO PLACE IN AMERICA WHERE
THE QUAUTY.IS HIGHER OR THE WORKMANSHIP
SO FINE.
ASK FOR THE INTERNATIONAL ALL WOOL USE.
j to Bonanta Wednesday.
The
First National Bank
of Klamath Falls
APPRECIATION
This Bank values tlib business It receives from ill custom
and takes every opportunity of telling them to. Our customers,
on the other hand, appreciate the fact that the service estended
to tlicm 1 coupled with security. Any business arrangement
to be permanent must bo .mutually satisfactory and profitable.
Therefore, la selecting of your Bank, liae permanency in view
mad establish yourself (or your present and luture well being
with a good, sound Bank.
Not How
but How Strong i
The silo of a Bank docs not indicate Its strength. Get deep
er into tho question than the building and statement of the big
deposits and leant the real strength of your Bank. We always
carry la our vault a cash reserve consistent with safety. Oar
lavettmeaU are all gill; edge. The Officers of thle Bank aro
saeti of character, shouldering tho great responsibility of beak
lag" with the determination to eenre the Bank'e autonym to
X the beat of their ability. Thle Bank le a good place to open X
jroar aeeoaat.
Don't delay. Call on us at your first convenience.
The
First Trnst and Savings' Bank
Klamath Falls; Ore.
tttat v.vvv..,
Dun J ZuxMAir,
President
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Abstracting
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Klamath County Abstract Co.
Surveyors mid Irrigation Etitfliicern
Itskt i: HitiiMix, tretn
Klamath Fulls, Oregon
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tlitrliiB Is her and rlstltt now Is tin. limn In make llilntt
crow The tret's and tho bushes need pruning. Urn dead IhoU
tluuld bo taken off, aid the tiirdru and lawn Hill m.i.;
repn) J ii for a llllln attention nuw (IihhI wiukliiun um
KiHid limit, and iliosn nrn lh mily kind ho rntr) lljii
siiitiiesl IIAIIIlCN IIAIIIOWH.dAIIIHIN ami LAWN IIAhKI
HI'AIHIH. ill'ADINtl I'tlllKH. IllltlVCIJi. TIIOWIIIOI, I'ltl'X.
INI! HIII.'AIIH, HAWB ANI HI'ltAY PMII'H llrlert), rr.
tliliiK to tinku the lawn, itntdcn anil shrubbery braullfui fat
the riiiulus )ear
ROBERTS & HANKS
HARDWARE MERCHANTS
R. I. HAMMOND
THE VALUE GIVER
Geo. Chastain
Complete Stock cf.
Fresh Groceries
Quality and Price Guaranteed.
. Try us and be convinced
Phone 771 Free Delivery
DR. C. P. MASON
Dentist
STOCK fdii ham:.
Ten shares of stock In lAint take
Lumber Conipan). Will sell for I'Ji '
1 share.
T. K. IIICK1INH
'" - - i American llauk ,1 Trust Cu.'s H'llldlny
XOTICK.
Thero In money In tho City Treas
ury for tho redemption of all
Choice Garden
Lands
FOR RENT
A few plots of choice land for garden: Potato
Cabbage, Celery or other truck, under
Irrigation and cqnvcnlcnt
FRANK IRA WHIT
CAPT. O. C. APPLECATE Firth Street near
Has some Lot Bargains for you
war
rants protested up lo and Including
Juno 30, 190C. Interest lll rearo
from dato.
March 30,' 1905.
J. W. BUSMEN'S, City Treasurer,
TturiMMa IS
NOTICE OP AUMIMHTIUTHIX'H
FINAL ACCOUNT.
D. V. KUYKENDALL
Attorney at Law
Klamath Kails. Omtjon
I -$ MMtt!
Guaranteed Paints
We havo full lino of
CENTRAL CAFE
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N'otlco is heroby given that Lvna
Leo Smith, formerly Lena Leo liar
gut, Administratrix of tho estate of
Harry Uuford Harms, deceased, has
Mod her Final Account of tho admin
istration of said estate with tho
Clerk of tho County Court,, ot Klam
ath County, Btato of Oregon, and
that said Court 1ms appointed the , '
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iuur iii ivu u giuvk, iu inu lorenoon
of Tuesday, the 27th day of April, I
A. D. 1909, at tho tlmo for hearing'
of objections. If any thcro bo, to tuch
Final Account, and tho settlement
thoreof.
Thlt notice It published by order
of tald County Court, mado and en
tered In tho recordi thereof tho 27th
day of March, 1909.
LENA LUK SMITH
(Kormorly Lena Loo Hargut.)
Administratrix ot tho Estate of Har
ry Buford Hargut, deceased.
(3-18.)
Open Day
and Night
Private Dining I'arlort
Oysters Served In Any Style
J. V. HOUSTON, Prop.
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BICYCLES
For an up-to-date wheel
fet a Rambler, on salo at
he Gun Store. Tents and
Guns for sale or for rent.
We carry a full line of
Sporting Goods
THE GUN STORE
i. .OUMHBS
rtMMSas -attpAa.Botti
FOR SALE!
WELL IMI'ltOVKI) FAUM of
COO acres, 10 mllot Southwest
of Klaaiath Fnllt. Will tell as
a wholo or In part. Tonus,
part down, tho balance In de
ferred payments.
Apply to
R. A. EMMITT
at the 1'ott Office.
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W. P. Fuller's Pure
Prepared PAINTS
A Big Line of Heating Stoves Just Received
GEO. R. HURN
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CHIMNEYS AND FIRE
PLAGES A SPECIALTY
H. E. CHILDERS
KIAMATB FAUS, OKSOON
O. K. TRANSFER GO.
Keep us moving; wc arc prepared for vorR
Teaming, tlraying and forwarding. Is noT
RcliaMc and prompt service worthy youR
Attention? Day or Night. We're not a com A
Pi limber phones, office 871 and 873 the barN '
Say: Baggage and Pianos are specialticS
Freight' orders handled quickly. No blfifF
Equipped with the only piano truck herE
Reasonable rates on goods stored. DettcR
Cill or phone us before placing orders, C
O. K, TRANSFER CO.