The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 02, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHI2z3 -. iw "? ia. K.fT, i j-i "MARSH LANDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL AM' 50 PIR CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER.: KLAMATirS GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWAKDS PHONR sou easy mm wwr THE EVENING HERALD , Issued DaUy, Esrept Sondsjr, by tbe , HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION Dally, by Ball, .one roar. . . , Dally, by mall, fix months. Dally, by mall, three montha Dally, by nail, on month Dally, dsllrertd by carrier, on eck RATES KLAMATH FALLS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2. 1909. MERRILL ITEMS. Mrs. Cann and Mr. Welch went to Klamath Falls Utt Saturday i Miss Rachel Applegate loft lor Klamath Falls on the stage Saturday ' Ijiit Friday the Merrill school had a very nice picnic at the school houe The pupils and parents and teachers gathered at the school bouse and brought eTerythtnc that Is good to at at a picnic. Claude Andrews Is workinc at the mill tor Turner Bros since school Is out. Mr. and Mrs. C, A Bunting and family went to Poe rallej Sunday morning, returning Sunday evening The eighth grade graduating class were Misses Alia Balls and Harriet Oarrlson, Mcasn. Claude Andrews, Lee Brown, Leslie Pope, David Fitch, Ueary Hartman and Chester Has Ifrom tturu tho train for the Knit to visit his father. Ho will ku nnay 'about two or tlirvo montlis Mti Clint toon and tno chlUIrm Mrs Kent) Ilawics und two ehlKlmi wcro liltlnc Mrs It C Con It) Mutt Ida) , Oeorgu Deal and nous, Ctxll aud CI) de, worn nt tho school house Sat unlay attending the mectluK to - . l&.OOilrct a director to tti Walor L'svn. Cl0 Association. Jen Wilson and .Mrs. Wilson nvrc Milting her sister Mrs William Han key Mrs Jauivs Llndtlv) uh wsltliit Mrs William I'ankcy Saturdar , The Lorella Sunday school Is pit pjrlnc to absent Children's du) will amrottrlate u.im'cImm Ho Is member of the ChrUtia. , cv Norlnrdgc preached nl Lo Science Doard of Lectureship of t.eirc, ,cllool hou,0 SunJliy ,,,. Wlll First Church of Christ. Scientist. llo. .ccomnanled b hi. wife .ind due.. Mats llo Is from Tacocia. Nasi .., 1 1 '1 26 SO CO ton. The Commencement programme of the Merrill public school that was given last Friday night. May SStli. U ai follows: Band solo by the Peltr aoa brothers: violin solo, Itcv L M Anderson; Invocation, Iter L. M Andcrvon; oration, "Do We Appreci ate the Day In Which We Lire'", and salutatory, Chester Ilasklns, clans address. Rev. R. S. Bishop, plant solo, "Old Black Joe," Miss Alia Balls; oration, "Opportunities." and valedictory, Claude Andrews; vot-al solo, Mrs. Ben Faus; address unj presentation of diplomas, Supric tendent J. Q. Swan. The exercises were closed by the benediction by Rev. R. 8. Bishop A farewell reception was glrtn last Wednesday night to Principal D. E. Lee, Mlas Rachel Applegale and Miss Slla Callahan, the teachers of the Merrill school, at the Presbyterian church. Ice cream and cako were served and every one cno)ed them selves moat heartily. The Peterson Bros. Musical Com edy Company gave performance In the Opera House ot this city las: Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday evealngs- Lte Clemens, who has bwn seriously III for the past few dayj, U Improving some. Anoiocr coaics. oau mii ue Bmu' m k i)nt.c.n uu.i ilr i,..ar nett Frlda) night at the 0wra.nutCan (,ro ,lU.nK Mri K . VM Hou.e Kverjbody come and job ,p, xiiursda). and al.. railed on Mr. will Ret to know- who will ru to tlie,younSi .- r lair at scaiue. asn i Mr VtinX , ia ,,,,, ,8,0) unir,s Mrs T M Durham and daughters. .he community in the Interest of a Stella. Ada. Uurnett nnd Jewel, and fp n,lltnrcc compun) Mrs E woi ana Jilts iioocna ituodes K ) c Williams and famll) wore visited in tne countr)wnn tncir. xitMaf rran icr(t and rntnlly Sun friends, Mrs G II Uraball and jSJ- children, Sunda) The children alt Mrs TaUM,r, of Klamath Kails II went out and gathered wild flowers r,ituK Mr. E S. Philips for Decoration day ilr Horaco Shldelcr has feuctd hi ramh Mrs F D SMncle was vlsltln LOREI.U XEW8 XOTE9. Mr Frflak no:K, ,a nccW Mr and Mr Frank Hogg wit.- Uowne of v'lora Konauia last week Mr and Mrs Francis J Bonania were lilting at tho Lome of Mra. Bownv's mother, Mr. Dave Campbell The sltamur Wlnimn Utt lor Up per Lake points this morning on It Oscar Campbell moved his house ' flm "BUlar trip Hereafter the trip. nt, in tr P...I-W. mnrh rn.nllr " 00 " on JlOnaaVS. Wed DO purchased from M F Orr Clint L)on has Installed a pbone Welcome on tho line Mr E. rf Phillip and Mrs Tal da)s and FrIJsji. however If th 'traffic will warrant It trips will b made daily Captain Tottvn of tliu Wluuma hai bot. with Mr Clarence Hunt, spent a""11 of n luntown offlc Monday with Mr E R C Williams Harold Kllgore was lsltlng at Lorella Sunda) There was a meeting called at Lorella school house Siturda), Ma) ::d, b) K. It C William for the -rhlch will be open within a few da) and ticket ran then Iw srrun-d to all points on the lake Indications ara that the trawl will be much heavier this tar than ai any time In the past and all of tho purpose of selecting a director for b11 lJrn on " l''lH,r ako ar" Uagell alley district Mr Olenn. raaklns lret'rallons to handle th. E R C Williams and It C Cowley '""'"o " business were too nominee William re signed, a he expects to more aw a) Mr Olenn, recchlng the majority of the tote, was declared elected I.tl all the land owners In Langcl! valley belonging to tho Water Users Asso Out of :,S0U bo)s rectntl) t-nrv Ined In the schools of Kansas. o!. six cigarette smoker were founu tn be what would generally bo tailed "bright " Ten of the remainder wer elation bo In Klamath Falls June Ith t.e tudents. while all the reit of the 3,000 wee found to b.- poor at their studies, or worthies was a visitor In to support him Clarence Hunt Bonanu Monday. Mr. and Mrs Ben Abaloose and Whn uu wl,h WrmUslou to k-J son. Ilo. and Mr and Mr. Ander. 3-'" anojner mans lanu. go an'i son were visiting Mr and Mrs E It C Williams Sunday t)ae Campbell returned Klamath Falls Saturday Mr. and Mrs Anderson and son. ait lor It Don't take It for grantej , tbit "It will bo all right " You can from ""' urc ' ikti bv 0,D lo hc4l Iquarlera and talking with tho mat ter HsMalsBssssssaHssslV t agiK'1tSiggigigHgwHllli', t Hi'gHHgigVIPQi J gsgsHsaiuL 2s F vhiLrtL- ammDjS ( HBg)ljirii -'. S.-'' ' ' i .: i ' AUlruillnrt ypi. I'lms Hl" I'rlnln. LI. """ll I l I rlR the Spring and Summer teaton, the International offer the greatest display of all wool Fabric ever een in this town. Seeing it believing, and you must tee for yourself before you ever think of going elsewhere for made-to-measure Clothes), fl Every inch of fabric is pure wool, and every fabric " ill beauty in color and design, made up ia the latest Metropolitan Style at popular price only. Ask for the International Genuine All Wool Line. R. I. HAMMOND THE VALUE GIVER 4-------4t,-4 4---:C'V FORT KLAMATH STAGE COMPANY I For points on the Upper Lake take the mall boat, The Curlew. Ac- commodatlons for forty passengers. t Dally except Sunday to Odessa. Ai'cney $ and Weed Brldtfc via Wood River. jy J auto from Weed Bridge to Fori Klamath. J Bus leaves O K Transfer Co.'s offlc; nt 8:30 a. m. sharp. Tickets on sale at the O K Transfer Company's Office. Z Klamath County Abstract Co. Surveyors mid Irrigation i:.iUnccr. 1'n.t 1. W .lnl', '.-rln Klmiinlh Fulls, Orcftun .. a.a. a. a J. t j j A. AAA A.a&ja.A.AAi-...T '.v-?,,i,"f'' v' "" ' n.?tmt,u I Refrigerator Hl Cold Giorage . Wcnic.nHine. WpM, i?-m - )s m uiuutoer $zitoi..au j.h t f i- A Reliable galvan ized Food Chamber $17 To $21 WIIIIT MOIMAI.N l'Rtr.Zl:K M III THl (tllll. M w a hiiu m mi ROBERTS as) m HANKS wmBQ&JR ROBERTS 5 HANKS HARDWARE MERCHANTS 4 BOAT LEAVES BEUNA VISTA LANDING AT 9 A. M. -:-' : : -': Clayton. cre iltlllag Mr and Mrs Ualon memorial serrlcvs were held i Frank llerg Sun Jar afternoon To tne hired man Tiou lan Iw a at tbe Presbjrterlan church last Sua- Mrs Kd Duncan aa vlsltlnit Mrs ' 30 wnom ,ho "bole nclshborhcol day STenlni , Mar 30tb, by Her, It S 'E n C Williams Saturday after i,m nt "ow? Ju,t by H'nK Bishop. noon fa,r and 9U" tamest, hont n i. .a... r, . c . .. ...... . . . ..l IC'od-natured and cltan In all jour ju ,yii. vu, v t u.wu, itv t r uii .cut .u uuuuu I v,w, Did )CU cer to lu se UD a cuat button Kith a lni;lo thriad' 1'uw folks do l lie-) tl.ltik ttiy must have It doublt Uut tailors nunc do that ay. because the) know hou apt the thread Is to dra throuKh unotin i and eel tangled up Jutt tr II lth i a single thread and io If ou will . ever want to r back to tl.c old any tiuih.ki is Oct jour. . .. Mclluikc) Maltr. ao.l (0!ii l-r irju hate scored a lilt Vlrxll h Son l To ..- Ilatiiniilou UaihlnK Ma clilrn Vnu Kill like It I Christian Science lecturer, will lec tors 1b this city at the Opera Houte. K It C .Williams Monday to take the stage for Klamath Falls, nnd life. No out-of-work times for sucn a man i'ut your drltd ittit corn throuKl. a c-oftco mill btforo cooking This will make It much more tender D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney at Law ! Klsmath Kails, Or-n I Helping the Town By hsaklan your monr) in Lank in your oun romniun lly you Increase the community' oui-r to du business. If anbstaaUal fartnrr want lo borrow money there Is more to loan them. If you lunk )m r munry- anny Irimi home It Is loaned lo other farmers, merchant and manufacturers. Help yonr home people. Money hlilden at Iioid- lieljw no one. Placed In a bank it ia put to work in Hays tliat help all. The First National Bank I of Klamath Falls t Is a food bank -to pat your money in afe and reliable. A Savings Account . . . I relay day (mad, life insurance policy, a skk benefit. tsmenl betted!, sad aa old age pension. There Is no forfeiture uliiss to the passbook, aad it It ander tbe owner's control at alt StawM. It trill tide faim over sickness; It will care for his faatfljr whan be atast go; It will see him through old age, and barf Mat when be dies. It Is a simple business proposition. Begta. early, aad keep It up, and, like manna in the desert. It traU sapst? him aa be journeys. Vaw Is tbe time to open an account with the The Stop and Figure! MIDLAND Is in the Center Choice Garden Lands FOR RENT A few plots of choice land for tfiirdcn; Potntoci, Cabbage, Celery or other truck, under Irrigation and convenient FRANK IRA WHITE CAPT. 0. C. APPLEGATE Flflh Street near Main Has some Lot Bargains for you wSC0StS00Sftaa4aoatSS Guaranteed Paints I We have full line of of the Irrigation Project and Sure to be the principal ship ping and receiving point for Klamath. Langell, Poe and Yonna Valley. Buy Lota now while they are being Sold at 10 per cent of their value W. P. Fuller's Pure Prepared PAINTS A Big Line of Heating Stoves Just Received GEO. R. HURN tSMOStS aa.n ' w , .$$ rraD. B. CAMPBELL O. K. TRANSFER CO. Keep us moving; Wc arc prepared for worR" Teaming, .Iraying and forwarding Ik m.T Reliable and prompt service woiiliy youR Attention? Day or Night. We're not a com A Number phones, office 871 and 873 the barff Say: Baggage and Pianos arc spccialticS Freight orders handled quickly. No ulufF Equipped with the only piano truck horE Reasonable rates on goods stored. DcttcR C"I1 or phone us before placing orders, C 0. K. TRANSFER CO. lint Trait and Saving! Bank f ,yr&- !f.v t, "i . :..x QVU&L SL.A m wwsfcirwraws" iJb.9 wyrwr "C.1 fj Wn.-r X4.'VA . ( . J