The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 29, 1911, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textkmsmza&maj'iS!imisuM iVn'VMrh. .'.' U U TRUAX, M. D. ResMtOl-Ml. Phonos Oate. Ml; re. tl. mi: c a. bambo. Death All work guareateed. Klamath Couuty Beak bldf., rourth tad Mala street. Pkea fit. S RkMM raHe,Ore. KRNH8T (JRlFtTl H Teeeker of IMMKa MMIVMHI SMC VOnWt " Stadlo, Stilts' Bioek OrHRtk'a Basal aa Orrkeetra D. V. KCTKKNDALL, Attorney at Law OBcee, Wktte-Maddos Bid Pkoae 411. Klamatk rail. Or. I. JAYKKAPr Retaforced Coaerete aad Btaal Bulldlag a Specialty Rooma S9S-164, Odd rcllowa Bid. TO Bereatk aad Mam. Bays. sUa aad trade koaaekoM ana' eMktag. koddlac. ate nMM It yoa waat year etut moved aad moved aalek, gat Ramsby'a Bin aw to do It. Oeraar Beeoatk aad Mala street Pkoae MS Call la COatSTOCX. Ill, If yaa waat ear ktad of HBLP. Restaur at tka COatSTOCat It yaa waat alayaat ARTWUB B. WtZBO ABBTB.MCUB CMI1 For everythla la htaete, tka kaat ot Striata aad Ptaaea, at prices tkat are right, go to tka Klamatk Fatte Xante Hoaet. Pkoae 717. TOTBBLANBBCTBB New It tka time to bar laad aroaad aferriU.. Oct la oa tka groaad toor, kafora wo got oar railroad. Wo kkve tka oka set aad kaat laad la tkoTaMor. Boa or wrlto to tka Merrill Laad Company. MerriK. Oragia. ;WOOD . - 7T. eft WaS Caff ITHbI Mfi MbbiMYo a Bit arnk aa kteek woof. -T Delivered eaywkere la tee oKr tr Leave Obi, at ax. STI, or 41. CBf P.O. CA1LSOM THE EVENING HERALD W. O. SMITH. Bitter ee4 BrasHekic PHILIP 3. 81NNOTT, City Miter Pakllaked dally ateael PearU Street at Hi KLAMATH PALLS. . . ORBOON MONDAY, MAY 8a 1B11 A POOR SORT OK JOKK H. JOHN SHOOK la Juatly la censed at the Ckroakle for lt ghastly attempt at a joke at hit ex pense. No one would know It a a Joke, and tka reading people keep wondering how It la that Mr. Shook, hlmielf an old aoldler. ahoald dig up la imMlffP Mf anil klM.ll ttlM hoBS aa relic aa reprinted la the Ckroalcle. There are thing that are Infamous. i It la Infamous to state a a matter of tact that a man ot such standing In the community ha done auck a thing. It lead to mako him aa outcast among his comrade, until k eatleSto them that the newspaper utterly lied. Why cannot oar contemporary label Its humorous eoluraa "tlkastly Jokes,' so tkat Us readers may know? Aa Captain J. C. Rutenlc, J. F. Oooller aad Chas. Merrill were among the party with Mr. Shook, ke cannot aaderetaad whr he was alagled out for this sort of a Joke. Uncle Sam provides national burying grounds tor Its dead soldiers, aad tkcre la ao com- etery la Ike lava beds, aad could not have been any robbing ot grave. ALL PROSPERING OUT AT DAIRY THOVtlH A HMAI.L TOWN, TIIK COMMUNITY ON TIIK 1.AKK VIKW HOAU IS RICH IN HK- MOl'HrKH AND OPPORTUMTIKH, OBBRRVR BRCORATION OAT A 8 TOMORROW It a legal holiday for tke banks and all public oBcte, It would be well for the bust aeaa mea to cease for a time tbelr labors and Join la tke proper observ ance of tke day. We would suggest tkat all tke stores close tbelr place ot huetaees from 10 aatll 4 o'clock, to allow all to Join la tke public cere mony, aad alao to attead tke service at tke eesMtery. Aa la Bui yoaah aad oaSeS wttk a oak to take tke jaao aaBtar to a wkoto tko yaaak was weJBaa, Ja Hanaame. ke eaaae aaart aaoat ta Boat of eke yeaak aa ommmmatt Teaa aaaa, tka. oak awtac S sTmVaR Bmaaffmma mm fBASBBa ggaatfmraaaaB. aaaaW tavtaa-a ttiataaatj a I aa ear Bftaad. My Aaegmmr to Soak aai saaBBBBaaaL bbbbbbb mama) BaRBamat aaaaaaaL aaUaaal BB? aaaaa aai I caa key kef -Tkara aS tajat, Jojigo. Bat aw fcakar la aayfcy aw that talWo Taaoa. aa aa il tke asBHSa e a astaiaka. efSeM:'Taeaaawraaaaasakaa olaat tftok waa tkat a eaaa oaao as. aaaaead aaaat aaH la aaaaa tofirtlia It at kaa keaa laiarvil er ata ea wkeoj It la prsaiaaetd B vSJ aaS oa aba eeoeer or later, kat fct R kaa aot tkea It wSJ retara aaaa tko aaaeea wke arsasaatsd U. Tkaf eaaaaaio B (Staff Correspondent ) Dairy, located twenty tullet t-nit of Klamath Falls on the main road to Lakevlcw and the Sprague Hlu-r, Is only a small village, but has a large territory surrounding It, devoted to agriculture, stock raising and Dairy ing. It I alto a lumber manufactur ing district, a branch of Indiutry but yet In Its Intsncy. A district may often be Judged by the prosperity of Its cltltens and If this la true then the Dairy country must be a good place, as everybody Is seemingly In a prosperous condition and many are flaanclally beyond the need ot worrlng over the require ments of themselves and their fami lies. A great portion ot the dUtrlct I la large ranches aad many the settlers are now divide their holdings and make room for several huadred families who may be seeklag homes In their district. At present the people of Dairy art all smiles la tko aatklpatlon ot the Hill railroad that la expected to cut 'la handy by here, aad the probability or an electric line la another thing tkat may happen In the near future. In a buslaeea way one of the finest all-round mercantile house In the county does a thriving business under the management of Ita owner, Mr. Sedge, who Is known far and near throughout the county. Mrs. O. O. Anderson conducts a hotel, which tor meals la hard to beat for excellence.' and the hotel baa a large number ot rooms. Meal are often ordered by phone by Incoming passenger on the stage lines and automobile. A ackoolbulldlag with all the mod INDIAN PROVES TO BE MYSTERY .M.KUKI tXll'NTKRKKITKH lilOM KLAMATH FALLN IN Pl'ZZKI.INtt TIIK FKDKHAL ALTHOIUTIKH AT PORTLAND. The government aecret service la curious to know who the ouiik quar ter bread Cherokee Indian, said til bo a graduate ot Carlisle, baacball p1.t . or and alleged niunterfeltrr they davit booked In the county Jnll umlc'r the name of Charles K. Drown, really U. say the Portland Journal. Tlioy have lietn unable to And out further i than the prisoner admits lilt name fltreyfrt or Stole A dark gray mitre, four years of nge. Star In face, white hind' feel( branded heart nml bar on left tnign. Weighs . about 1060' pounds, been roached, quarter crack lu left hind foot. Liberal reward offered. Notify W. . IIARNES, Shorlff. Klamath Falls, Oregon. IMPROVED FARMS SSO acre near lirrlla, BO acres good farming laad, 100 acres In culti vation, pleaty of timber, spring that Hums Sit Inches of water, alt-room house, Imra of I to lima rnMM'ltyi old. er good outbalMlngsi Ideal atmk ranch, with anipk Hater aiiiplyi large o-n range. Prlrn $10 wr nrrv, half raati. OPKN DAY AND NKIIIT WK NKVKH HI.KKP F. R." IIUIIBCOIIOII Proprietor n-ilA' I ' I .-issss56.!! .1 at-17.1f W -m I ajBBn fJBBBB fggtgiV Z ttlORrttKr I Iff. A- nlt 'crT I ra-naa " tc CAS HTI"!1, ntiii? iii;.iitiip ni.rtMATII I'Al.lo "AlillhlNK Viim Want t (, ., AiiyTlnn.Yi.il ,n,( loij,,,,,. tatl acrea, to mite from Falla, 06 acre umkr dltrli, all fenced and Im proved I aomo of the brat laml In the l. .. .. 1. . ... iiMirj nml in um iii-iir lilt- imivvi ... mv m sis rtii-sti nisi auitnij) "Urown" was arrvatiMl In Klamath several weeks ago and the police there claim to have found n countcrfolter'a mould and several bogus nller dollara on htm. He was brought to Portland by a federal detuily marahul In whom he gave the nalno of Charles K. Ilrown 0f On the way up he astoblthcd IiIk fel- SS.000 rash aad long tlnm oa the bal ance. IM ncrea on Ut Rler, 70 acre In alfalfa, all under the ditch, fenced and Mell Improved; deep windy luam, with rxrelleat ilraliiage. Price OSO irr ariat temi. A farm Willi mure lacasm. 00 KLAMATH STABLES i Nice Lixlit Itigu, Pashionablo Tunumta. ! Good SSnglo Driven. J. A. THOMPSON Proprietor J PHONK 591 ooeeeee willing to Bilk., low passengers l.y conversing with n M nerea imo wrib-a from MMIamlJ tier- AS arrea under dltcli. fenced and Im proved, term. Iriet 81.1 ist arret eaay 8panlaid, n Frenchman and n man. each In his own tongue, with facility and correctness. ' No "Brown" at Carlisle Yesterday The Journal received a letter from M. Friedman, superinten dent of the t'nlted States Indian school at Carlisle saying that tho, school records show no Charles K. II arrea, two mile from Falls, on Ilrown haa ever bee nenrolled at Car-1 mala roadi good four-room house, lisle aad asking that the statoraonl'hara, oatballdtagsi some of the very that Brown, the alleged counterfeiter, I hrat for potatoes, vegetables, fruits waa a Carlisle graduate bo corrected, and raprrlslly rklekra. Price Sl.noe. t 40 acrra two mllra from Fallat good fruit and potato laadt'oa mala rd. Price Saw r arre. Iletter have a look at thU. ' "Brown" smiled )Tsterday when ho waa asked whethor that was his real name. "No," be said, "It Isn't, but because of my father I do not wish to glvo my own name. 1 aa graduated from Carlisle four yearn ago; my profession Is that of a chemist and I'vo worked at It la the south and west for the past four esrs. I'vo also worked u H. My home was In Musko-.w FOR MALK BY OWNKR quarter-breed AT RARQAINB w Smaller tracts cloae la at reason able price and terms, CHILCOTB RICK I Nest to Ike Aaaarteaa Hotel I II For Klamath Home-Builders TIIK DMJCIOCM APPl.Klllgheat Quality unfit, nml il.eiefor baa steadily brought the highest prices hy far, of any ni.pl,, grows. .Hells regularly In I'nrtlsnd for ir. and f. per hot nmt is to nt, g' New York. TIIK MAYFMIWKII PKACHlllgheat quality prnih kn..!, attj the earliest, et It btooma I tin lalcat, hardy, a freedom', i,.l to the pit and the best for the home, TIIK (.'UMAX PLUM Undoubtedly tho most Iniitlfu1, fra grant and most delicious pktm grown. Mr. Ilurbank's ritu t .lt fruit and equally valuable fresh or fanned. THK I'HKNOMINAL IIKIIItV This lias been rnlM llurbanks grestest triumph a cross between deuberry and rnl rrn.Urtr It the beat amall fruit grown. Ileara the first yesr. Inclu.tn a fna Is this years planting. THE KLAMATH NURSERIES j. M. KHLK, IVoaeieter. V. O. llo MM, KMMATII V.M.IjH, OMK. . MM. -L..A ... .. . f ft, KK - Kir nan. me caiiaren who ineir,rr' ' ouu '" many olker accomplummeau are won-' Cherokee." derfally proleieat la vocal music. The. Ttf prisoner I about It year old, hoard la composed ot J. R. Welck. II. 'nl manners nn graceful and be usee & Odea aad O. O. Aaderaoa. all good excellent English. When the name of ea aad muck latereated with Mr. I Friedman waa mentioned be said that Hall la tka Bekaal arnrk. Friedman know him well. 1 J. R. Welch coadnctaablaekamltk! Is Wrtl Kdexwted akop. C. B. Welkert coadncU a dairy While there Is no additional way of oa tke Baook raaek. D. P. Shook, re- establishing tho prisoner's connection I wun tno inaian scnooi. bo is ovldent- w It R kaa K wtti go aad da vo I RaawasMttwSlSreataaS lasmsaaf waola waaaVkataT ayBsRkav Reaaatar aaitsvarad tko aaawt arat- cra convenleaee and requirements Is kere. at preaeat conducted by Profse-mrllnlst. aor Hall. The cktldrea with tbelr. , 88 feet. SO fort, at feet and 4IH feet tawsee water treat. IS) tret oa aTamalk aveaoe S feet oa Klaaaatk aveao tat fret oa Mala atreet, good lav COBaBat pt9pHty 0 P. O. BOX 8, Jy educated r.nd the fact that he was KLAMATH PALLS, ORR. ' ate a sawmill tea miles ap the valley, formerly a student at the school was ' tmploylag tea to twelve men and eut-'nl Oral divulged by him but by sn ' tlag about SB.etO feet dally, and will' acquaintance In Klamath Falls. alao rua a planer to furnish finished "Drown" said Kiterday he regreted lumber to tke raackera. I tho Incident had ever become known. Ckaa. B. Drew Is a cattle buyer for Urown'a hall was fixed at 1500 and M Klaantk Fall market. It. J. ' be Is unable to raise this amount, so I O'Brtea. Ufkey Brotkera aad J. N. 'he'll probably have to stay In Jail) Drew knve horse ranches. Wai.tuntll the next federal grand Jury, any- Wight. J. O. Wight. D..B. Shook, BmU , ' Thero Is a good deal of mystery ceatly karat out. Bsodera realdeaee, built a new A. D. Slack oper- Mr. and Mrs. Property Owner: We are rigat down to bustnc cm Main street, la) lug I'rtarat Pavlag. Tltf MMlerlal aad Morkmaaaklp Is opea for in-tllu. caj will favsleallag Mkli a reliable Arm, and rvprrk-sxt'd hm-ii In the t.UalunM. - i I. Nlirarer, vie atvaktral and auprrintriul'iit of ib company, la lomlrd kere la the Wllkrow-Mrlkaae building, mom a, Phuao him, and he will be "tliarley ua Hie HhI." GHICO CONSTRUCTION GO. MMttlMMM MMtM IFOR SALE! , Pat Collakae. Jacob Reack and!601" nroan's case In addition lo the liana Stoehalsr kare cattle ranches Several reservoirs for Irrigation are la tkl vicinity might mention tkat ot Cka. K. Drew aad Geo. Rltter, as alao tkat of H. 8. Araat and A. L. suiipresslon of hli namo. An Indian counterfeiter Is practically unheard of. It has not developed that he has tempted to pasj any money nml tin government men who have looked at Michael, la Tonna and Pine Flat r.iwhat Is claimed to ho tho countorfelta ea of maklag steal to ITS, or aaoata, by imamalag la a katk of cast kaa. A steal factory la said to kave keaa est ep kp- awajamm axi 17t. tt aaaac 1sbtbj awwerear are atoel sstrly keeaase tko toaMaa. Tke aTaataat keoat to tko toai aaaat Mow Ma Baaajattasl Mka, Tommy, yea det take father mack, do year "No, ma'am. amf.sasVIas aa tae way ma sat BUckaage. apectlvely. Wm. Jones runs three wood aawlag machlas la the Valley, aad deliver to realdeata of the town. A aew eeterprlse I aooa to ho started la tko aaaaa of aaotker saw mill for maaafactartag tke timber from a big tract of laad owaed by Herbert Araat aad others. . Tke Hlldekraad school, located about six mllea aorth la the Valley, e kaa a targe' atteadaaee. C. C. Pearaoa la chairman of the school koard. ho made say that they are not of n character lo deceive anyone. sale. Oao of for two S tea mUee aeatkweet of Klamath X WHI aM la waole or ha part. Term part down, tke kalaace la defsrww poymrats. Apply to R. A. RkDlTrr at tM 8asssg8ggagt wo aare INBURANCB tor aay- tkto.-rOaL OS MAIM rrTREgrr, ppeeMe tka COURT HOUSB. Latest aad kaat alma aad music at tkelrla. IUGAj WHTT1 PDfl AM)IIDLqi WCBlTBtBC fiH- mmimVutUrni mi fit pKBaWfi tot-ntjmt 4dlklif f LUMBER I UTAH " LOIK1TIMBIRS AiPIGIALTT VirtkgiralHtKl amaUlCaMr!tatiTC fir for W4xrk, alto Lath Btoaekaveu Ues to the south of Alter t The ladon train had drawn I ap at Stonehaven oa account or a aUgkt Bdskap a mile or two ahead, sad Aadra, tke old porter, had got Into I ceaversatlon with a Halvatlou Army , oBcer, ako had popped his bead out f of the compsrtment to ask the reasou for the delay. "Aye, aye," tuuaed An dre after giving the desired Informa tion, "ys'll be for Alberduen, I'ui tklaklB'r' "Yea, my man," was lbs reply: "I'm bound for Aberdeen, a vary wicked place, I'm told." "Wbat I mlckt ye b gola' to dae there, air. If It'a aa bad aa a' tkatr asked Aadra. talker amaaed at tke visiter's words. "Ah," waa tko atooa aaawer, "I'm go lag to drive tke devil out of Aber desa." Like tlgktalag came from tke old potter tko pawky reply, "See aa' drive Mm aorta, cklel; taal klm well totkeaortkr Over $5,000,000 Spent in the perfection antl initalUtion of the Block Signal System By the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific TIIK COOK WHO KNOWS 1 kaaasat yea aaM yet Baas to drtok aay awre. "IdM." "Bat kere yea are eMakteg aa rmm list lUIlad Fir Vm. Pima Bark far Fa. DOIM-CLAJtKl LUMBllAW) BOX COMPAUT i II will tell') on that It makes a lot of difference In tho results when first clasa groceries aro used. You Itellnvo that, too, of course, but Imagine that first clsss groceries aro loo iixpenslvo for you. Come hero and learn your misuse, our price are aa low as any "YOURS TO PLBABB" The Monarch Grocery A. Q. Lewis, Proprietor DON i. ZUMWALT, PweHsat. B. M. BUBS, Vlce-Pre. aad Tree. BBRT R. WITHROW, Secretary lUamath County Abatract Co. ABaTRAGTlNO mrrtfn ni IrrlaattoB bagUccri MAPaV PLABS, ULVrnTUlKn, KTC. KlaUaUtI Ftlat, OTsMJOl Did you ever atop to think what sn insurance pol ity the block ayktem U for you? Wstchet over you by night aa well aa by day. Did you ever experience the ease of mind nnd relaxation that comet over one traveling on a fully protected block signal road? You will if you take the Overland Limited v Daily between San Francisco snd Chicago See Agent SOUTHERN PACIFIC 4 ia Jtenw.