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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1910)
I ,' ."' ,ww-M ! M ' I I " I J? MARSH LANDS gQ Pit PENT. VEGETABLE MATTI1L OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY THE EVENING HERALD "- lane Dally Baeept Banter, nt 116 8. Fourth St., by tt PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION Sally, fcy sanlt. oh yea. . WtM7Ht,lMttHi Dally, eVaum, three nsMtha.i Daily, ky , one sMatt.... Dally, SaUiacs ay cantor, m week. RATH: lMMt ..11.01 .. t.BO .. LSI ,.. ( .... It KLAMATH FALLS, WEDNESDAY. JULY 13, 1910 a vat and naonitrni A certain publication that wlabaa to poaa aa a "newspaper" la trying to heogwlak ttie people of Ult city Into bellevtag that It publishes the newe. TVhat w the facUT Tkt Herald baa pabllahcd every important item of nawa from one day to thraa months ahead at this to- called newspaper. Bo frequently baa tkla occurred tkat It la coauBoa knowledge The Herald la tke only newspaper In Klamath; It la tke oae paper tkat pabttakea the new, aad doea It Impartially; It la the one paper that kaa always been op to the hoar with tke news. Tkla ao-called newspaper calls attention to a spe cial dispatch about Secretary BalUa gtr coming here. It la trae Tke Her ald did not publish It a day or two age bat It did publish It about sli week ago. And speaking about publlshlag the aawa: Why doea not thla so-called newspaper pabllsh the facts about the awladllag ot the American Bank and Trust company? The Herald pubtieked them three moatha ago. aad yet some of the "newspapers" are still lylag about It Tke Tke Herald mlgkt refer to tke death of Klag Edward; the set ting of tke date for tke courthouse election; the sale of the Baeaa Vista addition; the sale of the light aad water ptaata; the capture of Houston In a word, every Important Item of newa that kaa occurred kaa fouad Ita way lato tke columna of The Herald Int. Tke telegraphic service of The Her ald ssay well stand comparison with tke Associated Frees. Tke United Frees kaa aerer been beaten. It la tke beet news service la tke world tkat Is why The Herald turned down I the Associated Press and contracted I for the Halted Press. It had Its' choice aad it took the best When you want tke aawa look In Tke Herald aad you will lad It. of those many unpleasant events that lie In the path ot the man who steads at the head of a public corporation. Nevertheless, the cltlteas ot Klamath Falls, practically to a man, regret to see him leave this teld. This city needs such men as Dates. He Is a builder, a constructive genius who deals tn big things and haa the cour age to pioneer In tho uncertainties ot the future. It Is understood that ho Is now undertaking an enterprise ot greater magnitude than all of his other Interests combined, and In this he has the best wlehes of this com munity for his unlimited success. KLAMATH GREATEST BARGAINS AT S2S PER ACRE AND UPWARDS, namsnmmmwmenmmnBmnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmnwammnmsawejowejemamme PHONE - - - 303 EAST TERMS The Dog Had Peelings The Narator And from my tee hot the ball, caught the dog. Utter hint over a bush aad landed him In a pond; and I've never been able, to In duce the dog to come on the links with me since. Tho Listener Perhaps ho objects to be seen out with Ananias. Changed Ills Mind "lie vowed ho would love me al ways, no matter what happened." "Well?" "And got mtul live minutes later be cause I had a pin In my belt." Driven to His Grave "Ho was driven to his gravol" "8ure he was. Did you expect him to walk there?" TO OnXTII.M'TOHM .1X11 ItVIMtKli We are noxv prepared to furnish jou with plato or prism Rl.iw.nny atrte, on nhort nollre. AIo plain or fancy nln. Call and set our price. Bamber ft Pealrs, oppo'lle rtnMwtn hardware. Phone 954. STRIKING a.uurcxr wonxEM AMC OAIKTCO OROTOD PLASTERING It you want the right man at the right time and at tho right price got 1HOMAS to to your plastering All Ivcrk guaranteed, to be first ;lan lie.: MNIs Addition. Prion- AX1 United Press Service. NEW YORK. July 13. The Oar meat Workers who are on strike an nounced yesterday that 100 trma had signed the union scale and an order ending the strike Is expected shortly. Firele Cooker yon ever tried a tireless "Have cooker?" "Yes; we've bad one for six months. My wife tried to lire her, and I've told her to go, but she simply Ignores our requests and says ahe'll scratch the eyes out of any other girl we dare to bring Into the kitchen." Chicago Record Herald. frvsipr stag Beginner (wrathfnlly) Look here, I'm tired of your laughlag at my game. It I hear any more Impudence from you I'll crack you over tke head. Caddie All right: but I'll bet you don't know what's the light club to do It with. Plck-Me-Up. BICYCLES For an up-to-date wheel get a Rambler, on sale at The Gun Store. Tents and Guns for sale or for rent We carry a full line of Sporting Goods THE GUN STORE J. B. Phone BM Jacobs Mk. TR PABHNO OF OATBK In dUposlag of kla Interests la the local telephone company H. V. Gates brings to a close his business career la this city, extending over n number of years. Ha came her when the future of Klauutk Falls waa not very bright. Prompted by tkat keen fore sight tkat kaa nude him the sneoass ka to, ke established the light and water aad, later, tke telephone sys tems. Hla experience baa not alwaya been that wkiek mlgkt ka termed a bed of rases, for K kaa been made up All lasemnllusi "Your novel Is evidently the result of inspiration." "Yes; I didn't start It uatll after reading the advertlstag notices my publishers got up." Washington Hvrald. No Other Way "Do you go In for swimming?" "Well, my boy, how can you swim without going In?" The Mean Thing Husband Now, don't ask for mon ey every time you write. Wife Boo-hoo! You don't want mo to write so often, then? The Footieh Mm BUI Since I have come back I Sad that I'm forgotten by all my friends. Will Why didn't yon borrow mon ey from them before you left? The July Bride Now abaree her happlaeaa and shines resplendent, nlong with our line of BPARKUNO CUT GLASS, HAND-PAINTBX) CHDf A ABD RBCK BtbVBJt, KARBACK BRASS. All are appropriate wed ding preeeata , aad aha will not be happy until she gets them. GIT OUR mm winters! For Wedding Presents I it is just as tit Said 17) MF THELoNGfSHORT .OF THE WHOLE THING1 WE DELivw? IS 'BAMBEflgpi i HETHEOMES J? Do IT EAiRJ S11M AUCTION AUCTION at the Goodrich Cash Store We will wind up our tuccenful sale of a $10,000 itock of Dry Good, Clothing, Boots, l Shoes, Hats, Ladies and Gents' Furnishings, Groceries, etc, by closing out balance at auction every day commencing Saturday July 9 Iron 2 to 4 In the afternoon and from 7:30 to 9:30 in tie evening Everything will be sold Regardless of Cost I " You Know that We Mean It by Now " l.-U BETTER YET We are Going to Stick to It Better Goods f Less Money I WILLIS FURNITURE COMPANY One Block Ksit of fabllc School SHIPLEY TRANSFER Prepared to do all claaaea of hailing. Flanos aid heavy freight. Frices reasonable. 10-lnch wood for sale tUC. SHIPLEY, Phone 593, Res. 674 m JkAtttefcr OF Ml JAsfmje.t Is i m. . - r&nm nurninru C0UNT 7 fM Mil GRAIN-HAY-W DeUTered to Ton Barley, Wheat, Oats, Mill Feed, Alfalfa Meal BALED SfSJT HAY Quality Best Service Prompt Get Our Prices O. K. Transfer Co. . Phone 871 YOUR OUTING Will be Complete with a KODAK Full line of up-to-date Kodaks : Cameras : Supplies Seventh & Main UNDERWOOD'S Pharmacy The Prestige You Gain lly luting nu mituuiiI In sard an lu.lllulltiu no the efltMT THI'MT X S.WINtH IMNK run itrvrr lw iitrrrtllinalnt. lit!) .Vol only ilr II farllllale jrimr liu.lnr, 1ml tin atklllMMtal mnrf 'I'lijujrrtl In a M May U Mimrtliliig to lir rrcktwrd with. HiimII niTiiiinlo an' niailr JhM m wtlmmr as large oar. ami a rnsirrv nlltr ami rtrrlriiinl illrrrtoralc I rradjr at all lime lo ailtl.p )i imi inallrr fliiaarlal. t I I : t t I i i i First Trust and Savings Bank KMMATII VAUM, OIIK. Wt want your buarineiWe We do painttng, paper hMMttmg, tign. No Job too large, none too small Fhrntai QKA - DOM J Zoawi r, I'lesldent Abstracting vJSifu Msbj, riant, BkM rrtnts. Etc. Klamath County Abstract Go. Sarveyors and Irrlgatioa (EnglMera llsfcT I! WiTHow. Sectelaiv Klamath rails, Oregon THE CASH MARKET Pure Lard SSSSH. Bacon attPSS " Both Ustff arc our spocJals, aid caat bahaat. . . rill line of fresh, tender We are headqiaarters tor up-to-date clothing Select your Clothes from the Largest Stock in Klamath County ,ln tho Mon's Clothing lino you can select from 400 new Sum mer Hults from 18,9(1 to $40. Big lino of Neckwear from 2 At tn 76c. Our Shoe line Is com. plote licaiillful line of Men's Oiford from $3.60 to $8,60 lioya' Short Pants Bulls ono half prlco. Just think of It! One-half price for Boye' Cloth Ing less than wholesale cathl Why do wo do U T Because are have too many and must clean them up quickly In samo way. BfaJ , itae of Women's GIovm, Neckwear, Baits, "' .Drews, Shirtwaists, Separata Skirts, linen Silts, Itc. Do your trading hart and nuke our store your headqiartera. We have everything you need at prices no higher thai yon are asked to pay in Urge cities I Cor. 3rd I I ft Mils I Boston J. W. HAWXHIRST Proprietor i,, ...?: ""v"1' r" O. M. HKIOR lU '!''.,' .-l i r J-.,.i.v M . trM .). j. ma
