The Evening herald., May 19, 1911, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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TMH MVIUUNa JUHMU), KLAMATH KAILS, OMKKUf
And Now Jeff Is Thoroughly Enlightened on the Situation in Mexico
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By "Bud Fisher
' s;wJ b,rs sKksSrt- Gsr"!
With a Bankbook
to Shield You
wn.t iiknnktt ih maiik
. NTATK HANK KXAMIVKIt
HAU.'M, Mu) 19, Preparatory to
slJI
Ynii needn't fear Km rilii) tiny
that ixncr ur latrr comes to
liiimt people It will protect )oil
In tltiin of ulrkni'M, In lime of
nilwrull), In time of olj age.
Make oiiri'lf l ln owner of on
by om'iIiik nu Recount at tint
t'lrnt Trtmt mi J Havings bank.
It ilixiirt iiiki- imirli to start
oiio. It iliH'tn't tnke ninii) imall
untliiK to uiiiniiiit to a comfort
ntilo mini
fputllng Urn new banking law Into op-
vratli.n when It becomes effective Hat-
'urds)-, thv board of bank commission-
era mot yeatcrdsy afternoon and op-
I pointed Will II. Dennett bank exnin-
.liter. Tho law' provide for tlin npxWORK
I ointment of i!iicn examiners, but
LOWELL SEES THE
FIR SI LOCO HIVE
ON
CI'TOI'K IH
1
life.
First Trust and Savings Bank
only one will be appointed nt prevent.
Mr Dennett h.m been working with
tb bank examiner for the pait two
t.mt-M lln will !rt Mllrr4ii1fil he Htmr.
muii M Mile. '
A intimitis Mft nf titiw lltltm In ulv.
ii..n theofflre and Hi Inriunbenti by the '" ino new .uiron eiienmon emcr-
'nw law. The board of bank comniH. "l '",, fcw "R "", w rc
Moneia becomes the .int.. banking." I"'1' " i' ') tlm peoplo of that
iimird. the hmik eiamlnvr beromea tl.c I""1 ' ' ,,,1U'J'- Truik-lnrlng ha
untirr ntendent of banks, and ho l'"' m-mm i.iu.n uvjuuu
Mm, the four-act farce, "A Texat
"Htcer." This evening, by apcclal rt
i'iift, the Mclroto company will pro
duce again the htrong drnma, "Alias
Jimmy Valentine." This bill way giv
en last week, nnd It created a treat
IhMinatlou In Klamath Fall. It In,
Piny tailing for difficult nctlng, and I
the Mclroso company's player fit
KhAMATII-.VATItOV their leipectlro role without a fault.
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I Herald Want Ads
fWI BAMM UKKSNIAKllfU
I
Mi:Vt:itAI. MII.KH IIKYO.NI THAT lltl MtAKKMAS ON
Tltws I TIIAIX TO KAKK THINKS i
KliTMATM K A 1,1,8. OKK.
neterul iiillcn bejond that
threeexainlnemntetobeaiilKirdlnnte'llnKe, but the trnik U In chap.t for
to the mipcrlntvndent.
MK.'AI HRmTTIKil
Wh TOM BTKI'll
FRANK ROBERTS
Contractor
Cemeit lidcwalka a Specialty
Cement Carbteg, Baaeneat rioora
All klnda of Coacrete Work 713 Mala ft.
All Work Guaraateed KLAMATH FALLS
FaoaeSM
Who U TOM?
ENS, of coura.
Iton'l forget TOM, the
ANCK MAN. before you burn.
looking for ar new, comforUble
room for the aummerT Better make
a aelectlou at the new Argrarea,
Htrlclly modern. On the hill nerosa
. . M.
I'AHC'O, Waxh.. May 19. The rail-
KUOKNi:, May 1U. Tlio flrat train roadH arc preimrlng to put on a third
iirakenmn on tach train Juno lit, and
men are already being .hired at the
local headquarters In order to swell
(lie extra Hit. According; to local con
ductors, a third brakemnn will mean
that they can take things exceedingly
eniy, nlthough ttome of thera do not
seem to know )et whero they will put
the third man to work. One of tho
old freight conductor running out of
here remarked:
"Well, my third brakeman will
have to bo a, good cook In order to
prepare, feeds In our caboose, as I do
not know what other work I can as
sign to him."
trnm tho postoSce. IB-tf
flood evening! Have you seen my
window of bargain watches? Prom
II to 110. Most of them sUndard
nuke. They are rheap, and will sat
isfy you.
l.vt At McllattanV.
I runic only iih far ns that place. THs
llrxl carload of freight for Lowell was
'cut up on this train, which was UM-d
In roust ruction woik, nnd from now
i'ti regular shlpmentx will reach tlio
I place, but no deftnnte service hns
jj.gyjj. j been established.
In n few weeks thu Southern Pad-
lie company will establish a regular
passenger nnd freight sort Ice between
Kugenu nnd Iiwcll, which Is the
shipping point for a vast territory,
hitherto untouched by a railroad
FOR SALE I have several dealrabto
residence lota for sate clot In to
Main street.. Will build houses on
same to suit purchaser. Terms. In
quire Horatio Orem, corner 10th and
Pine streets.
FOR RKXT
Tailoring and dressmaking; even
ing dresses a specialty. Prleea reas
onable. Miss L. M. Lyon, cor. Fifth
and Pine. b-17-tf.
FOR RUNT Nicely furnished room
with bath, (or one or two gentle
men. 1113 Main street. ' S-tf
KUUNISHKD ROOMS Over Hector's
store; f 2 per week up. 11-61
VOtft
LOST Probably on SUth street, be
tween Front street and 8avldge
Dros.' planing mill, two-clasp pocket
book containing lady's gold watch,
open face, Ktgln works. Leave .it
this ence: reward. 11-31
Fl'HMHIIRO ROOM'S
WANTED Unfurnished housekeep
ing roorir, or small house, close
In, and reasonable; quiet people; per
manent renters. Address 301, Her
ald. . 16-t
HRU WASTED
IIOVHOOIt DAYS
niio mis terniory nas always oeen, boarded a Pullman sleeper one brll-
trlbultary to Eugene, which Is Its, ilant. starlight night.
natural trading point, tho new railway I .vin. f.r behind the .limmer of
will bring the city in closer toueb with ,
the pvopln lilng In that section of the
umiity.
Alias Jimmy Valentino
Woodmen of tho World night
at
NEW ROOM1KG HOVIK
. Mlu. k. kAft asii
Hie Argravf b . "w""" (Houston's opera house brought out a
cold running water In every room. ! Z
Elegantly furnished. The yellow
building on the hill across from the
poatofflce. Hates by the day, week or
month.
Where You Can Buy at These Prices
THIS WEEK ONLY
WHISKEY ta swlk
Bprlngneld, .'01 gallon sa.ie
.IS
Alitor, 0& gallon
Maryland Rto gallon
Peiiwlck lle, '04 gallon
IIRAMIY In balk
Cnllfornla llrandy V. O '. .gallon
California Cognac . , gallon
.NEW KN(IMNI Rl'M gallon
Jamaica Rum gallon
WHIHKKY IV ULAHai, 5 to galloa
Maryland Rye bottle
Illarney Rye bottle
Old 1152 Whiskey bottle
Aslor W.hlikey, bottle
Hprlagneld . x . bottle
Jackson Couaty Corn bottle
IHIUIIMC NTAMI WHIHKKY, Hotlled la Hoa4
Drier Rose .bottle !4sf
Kentucky Club bottle 1JH
Bprlngleld bottle IJsS
Old Overboil, full quart bottle 1.40
COCKTAIM-.
Maauattan, Vermouth bottle $1.00
Martial, Oln and Whiskey. . . .bottlo l.VO
(UN
lluchu a.'n bottlo
Carlton Old Tom bottlo
S.TA
8.4MI
.
1.00
,7S
l.lw
LIB
1. 10
ll
1.00
1.00
WINK la bulk
California Claret "
Select California Claret gallon 1.00
Port. Very Old XXXX gallon I M
Extra Flue Old Port gallon 1.00
California Port, O tirade gallon JU
Angelica Mllon 1.50
Sherry I"0
Muscatel
KXTRA DRY OI gallon -
WHIHKKY, Full qaarts
Springfield ' bottle $10
Kentucky Club bottle IAS
Relinout Blend bottlt 1.40
Nutwood i bottlo UK
1'euwlck llyo o'
Connecticut Rye bottlo 1.18
IIIIANDY
California Orapc Drandy bottlo 11.18
California Cognac bottle .00
WISE
Relsllng plnt$ J3 quart .00
aautorno plut .40 quart, .78
Zlnfandcl Hint .88 quart .00
Claret pint .80 quart JW
Sherry P'u ao 4uari M
Muscatel Ilnl .80 quart .88
Angelica pint .80 quart JIO
Port . , .quart .80
Carlton Dry Oln bottlo
Ycm had better buy now. This Hm of goods may hr. close ont before the rail of th vrek, as
He have only a few broken nackagea of each.
Wo deliver (o any part of the d(y. Fhon 001 If yon don'l seo what you want, as we have wm
llilng aud anythbtg there la lo drink.
Quirk aalea and anwH proa waken three low prices. Where ran you heat them?
MAIL ORDERS RKCKIVE SPIIClAli ATTaNTIOK.
THE UVUKMORE UQUOR STORE
Klaauta Fall, Ore-Joa
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As
JAMES DILLON
"Checker," Saturday
njght
Inrco crowd, and all aeoued pleased
with tho orcrlng of tho Melrose coin-
tho city. Its turmoil and Its strife.
My heart was' light and gay '
Ah the train aped on Its way,
For I know by early morn
I would reach the pretty village
Whero I was born.
(The dear little village of my boyhood
I das.
Nestled between picturesque green
hills.
That I used to roam when a barefoot
ed boy at play.
Where meadows of daisies and blue
bells, too,
Sweetly kissed by the morning's dew,
Rnlsed their happy faces to the blue
sky above.
And softly whisper, lore, love, all it
love.
I onco had a little sweetheart,
With beautiful dark bluo eyes.
She was my solo companion
Of thoso happy days gono by.
Together we'd stroll through
Flolds of clover to n cool
Becludtd shaddy nook,
On the mossy banks of a warbling
brook.
There whero the redbreast robin sang
so sweet
When spring awakened from her win
ter' sleep, ' '
Drlnglng forth the flowers, and the
fresh April showers,
Trlnkllngmerrlly through the foliage
of our little bower,
Where all was sunshine la rainy
weather,
When my little sweetheart and I were
together.
R. B. JENKINS.
WOMAN wanted, for general houi
work. Mrs. Frank Ira White, tele
phone HI. 16-3-
LOST A golden cocker spaniel, fe
male. Finder notify The Toggery,
MMCEIAAHBOV8
.MONEY
I and
TO IX) AN Inquoro oce
:, Maddox-Whlte bldg. l-t
FOH a good paying business write or
call on the postmattcr at Worden,
Oregon. 5-1 6-8-1 C
CITY, WARRANTS
i
Notice. Is hereby given that there
are funds In the city treasury far the
redemption of the following warranto,
protested October S, 1107:
2SS8, 3S34. SSSt. IS3I. 3517. IMS,
3S39, 2510, 2141, SI4S. 1141, W44..
3545 25t. 2647, 3541, t(4t. SIM,
2551, 3553, 3553. 2554.
Interest wll ceaae (ran data, dated
at Klamath Falls, Ore., tbla atu day
o( May, 1011.
J. W. SIEMENS. Cltr Treasurer.
DON J. Zl'MWALT. lYrtidrat. K. M. BURR, Vlce-Pree, and TNae.
IIKRT K. WITH ROW. Secretary
Klamath County Abstract Co.
ABSTRACTING
Surveyor and Irriaatioi Eagiaeen
MAPS, l'LAXS, DLf KPIUNTS. ETC. KUaiaUl Faint, OrC0
WHITMAN'S
FUSSY PACKAGE FOR
FASTIDIOUS FOLKS
A box of Selected Chocolate, that
touch top notch in candy making
HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE
RetmrnofOW Frleade
Melrose
Company
Tonight
with
Alias Jimmy Valentine
Seata at The Boaboalere v Fricee 25 aa4 60c.
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