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-KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT S25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS.
THE EVENING HERALD
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HIIALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
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KLAMATH FALLS, FRIDAY. JULY 16. 1910
HERALD RKAD BV MANT
That the Herald la read by many
persons waa exemplified yesterday
when a telegraph manage waa called
tor at tba local oBce. after notice
bad been aeat throafh the postofflce
and no aaswer received, aa the re-
ault of aa advertisement printed In
lata paper.
An Important message wai re
reived here for Oeorge B. Luttrell
aad sot hi as coald be learned of hit
whereabout. A notice waa laaerted
In the Herald calling atteatlon to the
fact that there were miaaiiii at the
Jeeal Weetero Unloa oBce for tho
parsons designated. A friend ofLnt
trail aaw the notice, and Informed
the telegraph agent here that Luttrell
had. gone to Aahland, and the mee
aage waa Immediately forwarded to
him at that place. Had It not been
for the notice In thla paper the me-
woald not have been deltrcred.
It paya to advertise In the Herald.
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WASHINGTON. D. C. July If.
Laws to be aaaead at tho neat itaalon
at eaaareas arortalag a more ratio
al nredaetlea and dlatrtbaUoa of pab
Ne doeameaU will tare mlllloas of
daHara to the goverameat. The
prlattas Investigation oomailaeian. of
wkiea Seaator Saoot U chairman,
baa dmaarirad that the aatla.ee lawa
aaw la farea have caaaad a waete of
i at ni salve prints matter ev-
The atatat provide that each aen
ator and representative ahall have a
eartala aamber of eoplea of each doc
ameat printed, with the reaalt that
membera hare placed to their credit
a great maaa of printed matter fef
walea taey hare ao earthly aa. la
the ranlta under the hoaet aad at the
Capital the commlaaloa faaad l,a60.
' docameata which mabra had
ailed to atetrlbate. lastaad af thus
ladlaerhalaately allottlag "eaaeae"
ta member H la proposed that each
member bo given a credit at tho gov
ernment printing office, which he
niny uao to get itich publication as
arc ilctlred by his constituents. Thus
a member from an agricultural dis
trict coulJ expend his entire credit
tor agricultural Yearbook, while un
der the present quota system he get
no more of these publication than
does the New York city member.
The commission "has ascertained
that the average cost of documents
distributed by senators during the
fast fire years has been about f 3,400
a year.
In studying the question whether
the government I now printing too
largo edition of Its publication, the
commission found that the depart
ments and Independent offices of the
government returned to the super
intendent of documents In the five
years. 1905-09, Inclusive, a total of
S, 620,596 documents which they
could not distribute, and In addition
now have on hand vast accumula
tions of other publication that soon
er or later will have to be sent to tho
superintendent of document and
thence to the watto paper pile. The
joint committee on printing was
called upon thla year to authorize
the sale of w'aste paper of more than
900,000 uselesa or obsolete docu
ment that had been ualaaded on the
superintendent of documents by other
branches of the government.
Another cause of tha access la gov
ernment publications la la their dupli
cate distribution of libraries by the
superintendent of document, the
departments and by membera of con
gress. The commlaaloa ha made a
compilation of tha report of the aa
perlntendent of documents showing
that In the last Ifteea years he haa
distributed a total of 7,0MI gov
ernment publication to libraries
throughout the couatry, of which
6. 58!, 909 went to designated de
pository libraries. la tha same If
teea year the anperlateadent of doc
umeata haa had returned from these
libraries a total of l.lTf.lOt docu
ments or an average of mora thaa
100,000 a year. Thla retura of doc
ument discarded by tha libraries la
rapidly Increasing, as the reports
show that In tho last three year the '
superintendent of document haa re
ceived 754,367 documents on which
tho government has had to pay dou
ble postage In addition to the enor
mous expense of printing aad then
dispose of them a waste paper.
Tlio commission ascertained that
the departments have alas separate
engraving aad lithographing plaata
in operation, not Including tha bu
reau of engraving and Dilating of the
treasury doportmct. Those nlno
plant "were aperatcd at a cost of
1148,171 last year, In addition to
thla the total award to outside es
tablishments for engraving and litho
graphing for the government amount
ed to S17,64, making a total of
1665,936 expended by. the govern
ment for engraving and lithograph
ing last year, not Including the work
of the bureau of engraving and print
ing which I confined to printing cur
rency, bank note, stamps and the
like. The commission (s now Investi
gating the advisability of having
more of the engraving and litho
graphing tor thu government done In
Us own plants, sumo of which are
equipped to perform additional work.
We Have People
Rvrry day looking for openings In all
Iktc of tmstacaa, realdearo aad va
cant properly. If you wawat to sell
or rent yours, are Geo. H. Rice, with
Ctillcote, office adjoining American
hotel t phone (Ml. 13-30
PLASTERING
It you want the right man at the
right time aad at the right price gel
1HOMAS to to our plastering. All
veik guaranteed to be first rime
tlee.t MIHa Addition. Itiom AXI
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. IkCBAafauS
t'boae SM Jacobs Blfc.
AUCTION AUCTION
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The
July
Bride
Now share her happla
and shine respleadeat.
along with our Una of
ftPARKUXa COT GLASS,
HAND-PAINTED CHINA
AND RBCK MLTEB, '
KABNACK BRASS.
All are appropriate wad
ding presents , aad aha
will not bo happy until
she gets them.
TTDUNK
1GET
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I WINTERS!
For Wadding Presents 2
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Goodrich
Cash Store
t
We will wind up our successful sale of a
$10,000 stock of Dry Goods. Clothing,
Boots,Shoes, Hats, Ladles and Gents
FurnishihgaC Groceries etc7 by "closing;out
balance at auction CTcry day commencing
Saturday
July 9
Iron 2 to 4 In the afternoon and from
7:30 to 9:30 In the evening
Everything will be sold
Regardless of Cost
" You Know that We Mean It by Now "
BETTER YET
We are Going to Stick to It
Better Goods
W
Less
Money
I WILLIS FURNITURE COMPANY
One Block last of FaMlc School
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SHIPLEY TRANSFER
Prepared to do all classes of haaitng.
Plaioi and heavy freight. Mcss
reasonable. 10-inch wood for sale
R. C. SHIPLEY, none 593, Res. 074
,t is just as He Said &mm!5X
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GRAIN-HAY-Wi
Dellfered to You
Barley, Wheat, Oats,
Mill Feed, Alfalfa Meal
BALEP fflr HAY
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Service Prompt -.-,
- Get Our Prices
O-K-Transfer Co.
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YOUR OUTING
W1U be Complete with
KODAK
Full line of up-to-date
Kodaks : Cameras : Supplies
Seventh S Main
UNDERWOOD'S
Pharmacy -
The Prestige You Gain
lljr hating an artuunl In sali an lualllalloN aa the riHNT THl'HT
At NAVIVtM HANK ian nrfi-r In. iitrrrllMtnl. : t t i
.Vol only iiors il UrilllHlr imr lntaliirM, bttl INr aaaUtlunal M.rr
I'lijojriil In a mm-UI wajr I aumrtniwg to be recaiimasl with. MmmII
MHmni uri' madr Jnt a wrlrontr as larar " aaal a niawn
mUc anil rKTirnrrl illrprliirale l rradjr al aN llaar tn advlc
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First Trust and Safings Bank
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Wt wwt your .biiiliu We do painting, paper
tongtni, sIm. No Job too large, none too small
THE CASH MARKET
Pure Lard AtSSlSsrurl
Bacon J&rgx?"4- m-
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Both tlMM art onr spedalfaMd cast
, bahoat. . . riUllieof freeh,tfB4er
Moats aad aVinaadoi'
Abstracting
ataaj, Ptaaa, aMat mala, Mr.
K. M. Bosk.
VleaPrat.aa4 Tress
Klamath County Abstract Co.
Sinreyora and IrrldatkHi fEnUMers
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Hsar S Wimaoir. SecreUrv
KlaaiaUi ralla, Ortdon
We are headquarters
for up-to-date clothing
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Select your Clothes from the Largest
Stock in namath County
In tho Men's Clothing line you
can select from 400 now Sum
mer Suits from IMC to 40.
Dig Una of Nrtkwear from 26c
to 7Bc. Our Shoo lino Is coi.if
plete beautiful line of Mou's
,, Oxford" from f 3, 50. to 16,60
lio)' fthori Panta SuHa oncv
nalf prla. juat tblak of H'
One-half arlsa faf Bajrt Clotli-
lag isM'than waalasala cash!
Why do we do It? BaaaaM '
have loo many aad must clean
them up quickly ,1a, same wav
Big line of Women's GIovm, Mockwoar, Belts,
Ungerle Dresses, IhirtwaMa, Separate fklrti,
Unen Salts, Itc. Do yow trading here aad nuke
our store yoir headqisrters. We have ewrythtaa
you need at prices no higher than yea art asked
to pay In large dtjss
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