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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1909)
PHONE 303 EASY TERMS MARSH LANDS 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER.; KLAMATffS GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY 'I Im : m I i' i i i n THE EVENING HERALD Issued Daily, Eicpt Sunday, by Mm HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Dally, by mall, one year $6.00 Dally, by Ball, sis month 2.50 Dally, by mall, tbree months 1.15 Dally, by mall, one month SO Dally, delivered by carrier, one week BO KLAMATH FALLS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 21. 1909. MAI) Kl'SII txm iaxi. (Concluded From First rage.) On timber claims tho balance may be paid In four annual Installments, flte yean being required to acquire full title to thlj cla of property Fourteen months ore required on the agricultural land, and the balance muit be paid at the end of that period. A pcraon's rights do not re strict them to make entry applica tion in any certain one reservation. They aro permitted to register for lands In all. and rhould they draw numbers entitling them to land In more than one the) can take tclr (IkiScc between th rcsertatlons In vti:eh they hare such choice. Those receiving ihm to nuke entry for lands In the Flathead dis trict must present tli.lr applications to Xul!Mll for hoi-ibi In the Kalis pell alMrlet, and In llliioula for lnU In tho Mlssonlt district. Pert' ls holding numlien from 1 to '.0 Inclusive, rciu' pivseiit their applications for m-tklrc,: i-ntry at tho land unce of the ri-u",ntlo.ii In nhlrh they arc all!vjl to make en try I t ween, the honre -f ! a ra. and 4'3t p. in., April I, ilt). Those holding number 51 to i(d, Inclu slro. must present them Jurlng the corresponding hour of the following day. and so on, until the lands aro exhausted. A ttlp from tUU couut) to any of the above places, licl.l.ns einses, etr, can hardl be male abort of $110, even at tho low reduced rates mad possible by the AlasVa-Yukon espoiltlon, and o reiterate that this amount could nnd iiau! Le placed to much better advantage here at boat than by pUcing It nu a l.Oyu-to-l shot. PI.KVNA ITKMS. For Bale One Singer sewing ma chine In first-class condition; cheap. Mrs. Harry Caden, Walnut it., near "Ninth. 7-19-24 Watch WhenT for tho yellow tickets. The Falls visitors from IMcvna nnd vicinity Saturday were: G. O. Kerns. O. Dyers, O. F. Scvlts and sons, C. U. Faulkner, A. M. Sutton, Mr. Alfurd and son. L.lo)d, Mr. and Mrs. Foster and son, Steve. Mr. Will Urown and Mrs. Drentncr. (1. F. Sevlts hauled a load of hay to Mr. Stearns of the Fall Saturday, Clifford Sevlta spent Sunday at tbe homo of Mr. Foster and family of Round Lake. Oeorgo Hoavllln waa In Plcvua on business Sunday. Mr. and Mr. Will Brown and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Foster and family. R. A. Alford purchased a bayrake of tho Baldwin hardware store In the Falls Saturday. Joo F'Mter started for his ranch Monday, where he expects to worr, O. Djers made a trip to A. M. Sut ton's ranch Tuesday. Mr. Adams, the street car man of Klamath Falls, waa In Plevna Tues day, but not having his car along. we don't know what bis business was. Mr. Alford and son, Lloyd, are balng this week. A. Btentntr was working In bl timber Friday, Mr. Karecow and son, Alexander, assisted Faulkner Bros. In haying last week. BRIEF MENTION. Watch for tho cllow tickets. When! Mr. nnd Mrs, 1,. Kuhler and daugh ter of Sacramento returned jesterdny from n fishing trip on the Upper Lake. Mr. and Mrs. It. Trcwlck and fam ily of San Francisco returned on tho Qurlcw last ctenlug from points on the Upper l.nk Examine tlto work now being turned out by tho Steam Laundr). 7-9-10 Mrs J n. KHIott nnd Miss Aili- Initio Klllott returned to Fort Klam nth jesterday after an extended trip to Alaska. Watch for tho yellow tickets, Where? Wanted A girl for general house work; no children, small family. good pay. Address P. O. bos St. THK BON TON' aitOCKRY, A little store with tho best In tho grocery lino clean, new, fresh, and price reasonable. Ono trial will convlnco you that It Is tho place to trade. MOtf Wanted Portion by experienced strnm engineer. Inquire nt Herald oHlre. H'6l '' House Moving All work altrmlrtl In iwomptly S ami iN-rfett Mfity Kimruiitivd. ED JACOBSON Watch WhereT for the yellow tickets. Cement Imported cement Just re ceived; carload Allaen cement In Iron barrel. Baldwin Hardware Company. Tbe St- Louis "Republic" says of W. Eugene Knox, who Is to give two entertainments la Klamath Falls this week: "Mr. Knox Is a delightful Im personator and had his audience In laughter from the time he com menced to recite until he closed." Be sure to see him. I Helping the Town . . . By hsnrlag roar saoaejr la baatk fa roar owa cosamna Uy yoa lacrosse the cosamanlty's power to ao basil ess. If substantial fanners want to borrow snoney there a snore to toast theaa. If roa bank rorr money away boas boats It Is toasted to other farmers, merchants aad nsaaafactnrera. Help roar hoaw people. Moaey hidden at boast helps ao oae. Placed In baak It Is pat to work la wars that help all. The First National Bank of Klamath Falls $ Urn good baak to pat roar money la safe and reliable. FOR A FEW DAYS. Forty acres within one rotlo of tho business district of Klamath Falls, at f 10 per aero. ICO acres about 8 mites from Klamath Falls, at $7 per acre; good farm land for general crops; well situated for fruit. 7-19-24 C. C. BROWER, Murdoch Bldg., Klamath Falls. IIID8 FOR FURNIBIUNG COUNTY WOOD. .NOTICE Is hereby given that bids will bo received by the County Clerk up to and Including Saturday, July :4tb, 1909, for furnishing wood as follows: Forty cords of 16-Inch wood, to bo neatly corded or ricked up In the courthouse woodshed, and S5 cords of 4-foot wood, to bo de livered to tho Klamath County High School building, neatly corded or ricked on the easterly side of said building. All wood to bo cut out of green yellow pine timber and thor oughly seasoned. Said wood to be delivered on or before September IStb, 1909. The court reserve tho right to re ject any and all bid by order of County Court. C. R. DeLAP, 7-20-11 County Clerk. Watch for the jellow tlcke Where? Launch Crystal The fastest boat on the Upper Lake, capacity 40 passengers. Hakes regular dally trips to all points on tho lake. Leaves Landing at 8:30 a. m., retara lug at O p. m. CLYDE HirWMAV Pnn Tlit) sVtaaaaaai j- " - "- - -9 X Dos 7.1 X X Klamath Falls. OIMt 90 00 0 G.W. Constable U. V. s. i Veterinary Surgeon and Dtfitiit t Anericaa I Hotel Phoae 941 fa.asosoMOMO.0 Good rig and the best of driving teams at the Mammoth Stable. I'artlo conveyed to any part of tho Interior. MMMt0i0M0t; I GUILDERS BROTHERS Are Prepared to do all Kindt of BUILDING: Chimneys and Flues a Specialty; Built on Short Notice 500,000 Brick : On Hand ,tttr I PAPER HANGER t IIOIHIC PAINTING, URAININfJ, TINTINO, INTKRIOR IlKtXIIUTINO X With tho latescst up-to-dats Eastern, Middle West and and Western style at reason able prices. Call and get my estimate free or charge. F. E. HEFFERMAN with C. W. HARLOW ! I! GROCERIES Freah Fruit and Vegetable! Tour Ordera Solicited in, Langell & Co rhone 771 Free Delivery I A Savings Account I U a rainy day faad, a life lasaraace policy, a sick beneSt, a faaeral beaedt, and aa old age pension. There Is ao forfeiture etease la the passbook, aad it Is under the owner's control at aU Mates. It will tide him over sickness) It wUl care for bis faaafly wheat be mast got It will tee bias tfcroagn old age, aad bary hlsa wheat be dies. It Is a slasple badaess proposlUoa. Begsa early, aad keep It np, sad, Uke asanas la the desert, It wfil sappl hiss as be Journeys. stew at tbe time to opea aa accoant with tbe The i First Trnst and Savings Bank i If i t Don't Say Just as Good I We make tho claim that we give tho best quality groceries ; X at prices that will satisfy. Our , ... .ki . 1 l !! every day. Don't forget that ', ', we are the sole agent for 4 Chase Sanborne Coffee. Also J ; remember we bavo tbe latest model coffeo mill and pulvcr- Z Ixcr. You can't go wrong If you will let us supply your X wants In tbe grocory line. VAN RIPER BROS.! FHONI 831 Ho! for Camp The ramping seasoa Is aow here, aad we are prepared to sup- ' J ply roar needs. I ', There Is no need of balsa? uncomfortable on vour trio, when ! i one of oar Ideal Oaasplag OatSta will add to the pteasarcs of the J ', woods. I TENTS, DEM, CAMP TADLES AND CHAIRS. Tbe entire ' X oatat can be packed so that they wlU occupy bat a very small apace, X We carry a Complete Ltae of HAMMOCKS. DOLBEER, The Furniture Man 1 i !J l y IP. H. Murphy STRUCTURAL PRESERVER Damp Prooflng of Cellars Felt and Gravel Rooaog MASTIC WALKS FLOORS Fifty Designs of Kooang We Have Moved.... L And are now bettor oqulpped tban ever to give the best service to our customers. Our now store Is neat and attractive and our stock Is fresh and complete. Prescriptions filled with accuracy. You can rest assured that you will get "Just what tbe Doctor orders." We do not substitute. oaeeMosMeet)e REFRIGERATORS Cold Storage White Enamel Food Chamber !j $21 to $2450 : Reliable galvan- ized Food Chamber $17 $21 ROBERTS a HANKS HARDWARE MERCHANTS oeeooeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeo.e WmS Paft t1 B 9 HI Rv U?V fM !' mill litis vV ah f" D, g WHITE MOUNTAIN j jg' FREEZER V9 1, HI TMt ISIIIIS. VP (ThI nMMMkMXM AJt J M MSU SMS SUBS a SBSI Til IX YA ROBKiS&q$ HANKS m FsVtgj'iy xRTosJar sMKiSTTSsVefgMAspr : : : : Choice Garden Lands FOR RENT A few plots of choice land for garden; Potatoes, Cabbage, Celery or other truck, under irrigation and convenient FRANK IRA WHITE CAPT. O. C. APPLIGATE Fifth Street near Main Has some Lot Bargains for you MMMae0eeooo9oeeoMMeeeMM ! China and Glassware! Don't yoa want some nice Dinner Ware, Fancy Dl.hr, Plate, Tumblers, Jardinieres, Ornament, Chamber Hrl. Water Coolers, Frresrr thing useful ami ornamental for your home and tattlo? We miry audi beautiful Cltlua a the llavllani in plain and gold rimmed. Keo our estrnslvo display. Ttie largi-! (lock In tire city and at surli low prlrr. i GEO. R. HURN HARDWARE DEALER 0aa $ Crialer & Stilts Building Underwood's Pharmacy . . Z With Raldwln Hardwaro Co, . fl? et""""",'"""UU' I Don J. Zomwalt, rresiaeni K. M. Boas, Vlce-Pres. sod Tress Abstracting Msas, rusj, Mm frUts, itcJ Klamath County Abstract Co. Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers But E W miaow, 8crUry Klamath Falls, Oregon '-mwww tseneai O. K. TRANSFER CO. Rccp us moving; we arc prepared for worR" Teaming, draying and forwarding. Is noT Reliable and prompt service worttiy youR Attention? Day or Night. We're not a com A Number phones, office 871 and 873 the ImrN Say: Baggage and Pianos are spccialtiiS Freight orders handled quickly. No blufF Equipped with the only piano truck horE Reasonable rates on goods stored. BcttcR Call or phone us before placing orders, C O. K. TRANSFER CO. i : i if