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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1911)
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E GUN STORE VVCBAinUBM u Capital and f Labor Hust B& Kept Busy la tho right chaaaea) to koop the nation prosperous Nattoaal prosperity U tho collective roaalt of local prosperity j aad McaaaV dewce" la tho ayeterloaa Utag back of both. Coaldcaee la aee cowarr la all.walka of Ufa to bring success, far wltkeat H there can ha ao fatare. Oar owa town neada tho etaMeaeo of kar people. A towsvta known by Ita works Just aa a fean Is kaowa by his deeds. There's ao batter way to ahow yoar eoatdeaee la the town than to. ha known aa a home owner aad ao quicker way to gala your share of the Inde pendence for which our Heroin tlonary fathers fought than to own a home.? Better start today com In aid talk It over with us wo ran giro you a good Idea of the total cost aa well as the kind of timber you'll need. i Sarttge Ifts. Liafeer Ct. -Phone 1341 6th5fcVtS. P. track Accidents wrll happea, but the best regulated families keep Or. Tbonas' Electric Oil for such emergaaelaa. It abdaea the pala aad heals the hurts. THE EVENING HERALD W O. BMtTH. Bdttor and Proprietor J M. 8TOWKLL. City Kdltor Fublleaed daily aicapt JuaJay at 116 Tearth Street RfAMAUI VAIXB, ORMON MONDAY, NOV. IS, 111 www- www LAKKVlliW LACONICS www The wedding of Joseph French Shrrrard to Mattlo Altco McCullcy. the ceremony performed by Judge Ucrnard Daly, took pltco hero Thurs tin), and the young ce'uplo are recolr Ing tho congratulations of a largo number of frlenda and relative scat tered throughout (loose Lake Valley. Tho bride Is a member of one of the largest local families. K. C. Allen, James A. Wakefield and P. A. Orubcr of 8llver Lake, were Lakcvlcw visitors last week on bust n'ss. Tho gentlemen came down In atuoa and made a quick trip from Northern Lake county. F. W. Kllp pel of 8ummcrLake, J. J. Van Kues ten of Plush, W. 11. Itcnefleld of Sum mer lake and 'J. It. Greene of Adel were hero at the same time. John Schroeder and Walter E. Johnson of Klaaiath Falls were vt- Horsta Lake lew this week. "sj. e Adam llartteeode and his daughter, Mrs. James B. Harper, of Paisley, hare Just returned fretn Davis Creek, where they hare been visiting for some time among friends and rela tives. every Indication that It will he a big SUCCVSS, Tho premium lint litis Just boon Is hiiciI, and Is attracting a great dent ut attention. HtiiKit foi spare hno conm from fnr-nwny HrllUli Uoliimbla nml well known fruit sections of tho Northwest will be represented quite generally. "In addition to prises offered for the moat perfect n)itcs, In almost any altcd eihlblt, Is a special premium for 100-box lots and another for 60-box lots, open to commercial orasnUn lions of fruit growers' unions In the Northwest. Cash amounting, to f00 Is orTored In the first clns nml $2?fi In the second. NEW BACTERIOLOGIST III AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE APflE SHOW TO BE HELD M PNTUND THIS WEEK lrralam Use AttracU Maay Exhibits From IrwdJac Fralt SrcUoaa of the Northwest, aad Special PHara Are netacOsfrre Special to The Herald PORTLAND. Nor. 13. One of the finest locations In Portland haa been secured for the Oregon applo ahow, November 15-18. It will be boused In the new Yeon building, corner of Fifth and Alder streets, and there Is Ma Frtmi University of Wlscvaatn for MirUl Holla Work at Oregon Farming College Arrives First or Next Month 8peclal to The Herald COUVALI.IS. Nov. 13. Prof. T. D. lleekwlth, head of the bacterlolog) department nt the Oregon Agricul tural college, has announced tho ap pointment of a now assistant bacter iologist. A. F. Vass Is tho Incum bent of tho new position, made ncces snr because of the heavy demand upon tho experiment station for soil analysis and other bacterlotoglc work. After receiving hts bschelor of sci ence degree In the Kansas State Agri cultural college In Juno, 190, Mr. Vass spent n )car In graduato study at his alma mater, domtlng himself largely to soil, dairy nnd pathogenic bacteriology, Iist year ho was n graduate stu- I dent at the University of Wisconsin, under rrorcssors t;, u. iisMing ami Conrad Hoffman, and received his master of science degree front that In stitution last June. Thero ho added Hater bacteriology to his other study, and did some soil work In the ex lvrlment station. Tho result of some of his Investi gations, conducted In conjunction with Professor Hoffman, aro about to ho Issued as n bulletin front tho Wis cnurln experiment station. Ho nlio timi!tt study or Immunity In tho Unl unity laboratories at Wisconsin. I to Is nt present at Qtasco. Kans . bu' will Iconic to Oregon to tnko up his college Idutles December 1st. HIED MINNESOTA FLOATS SAFELY WITH HIGH TIDE Ureal Vesael, Which Wna Ashore tiff n Jspnu Port, Once Moro on Kvcn Kel, and I on Hm Way to Heat tie Washington k United Press Service 8KA1TLK, Nor, 13. Arcord-lng to u cable to tho tlreat Northern Steam ship rompnny, the liner Minnesota uns floated safely at high tide. KI10 lins proceeded toward Seattle. She n ashore off Kuruslilmn, Japan. NOTICK Hill I'tmUt'ATION (Not coat lands) Depnrinient of tho Interior, United Slates I. nnd Office at l.akelew, Oregon, October 11, 1I11. Nollco Is hereby given that Oscar I.. Carter, whoso postoltlco address Is Klamath Falls, Oregon, did on the :9th day of May. 1911, fllo In this oillco sworn statement and application No. 046S0. to purcbaso lot 1, Section I, township 37 S. rango 10 K, Willam ette Meridian, and tho timber thereon,, ttttf tttv'' Notice la Lerehy given that ftalph I,. Carter, whoso postofflce addresa la Klainnth Falls, Oregon, did, on the 34th day of April, toil, fllo la (hit oillresHoiu statement nnd application No. 04D40. to purchase tho WH SW, Vi.NIJU 8WH, Section 7, and NWU of tho NWU Section II, township 37 south, range 10 east, Wlllam 'tin Meridian, nnd (he timber thereon, under Hid provisions ut tho act of June :t, IS7S, nnd aria amendatory, known nn tho "Timber and Stone Law," at surh Mtluo as inlght b fixed by np prnltmrnt, and thai, pursuant to auch application, .the land and timber thvreou have been appraised at a total of 44r, the timber estimated at .140,000 board feet at 76 rente per M., and the land 140; that said appli cant lll offer flnnl proof In support of hl nppllrntton and sworn state ment on the 17th day of December, l!tl, before It, M. Itlchardson, Unit ed States Commissioner, at Klamath Falls, OreRon. Any person Is at liberty to protest thus purchase bt tore entry, or Initiate n contest at any time before patent Issues, by filing a corroborated affi davit In this office, alleging Nets which would defeat the entry. A. W. ORTON, 10.17. U-Hh Register NOTIOB Notice Is hereby site, ,h ,. nio funds In the cllv,(iesury fr ., rodetupllon of (lis (oilowlim wsrrsml Interest on same will rem,, (toln ,,.. " hereof! 1060, 311117, lOftl, IdflO, 3(101, ., ions, K64, iit, acrtfl aa7. mil 30B7, 11171, 2473, 31173. 3874 JiU 3(170, 77. 3dt, 37. Sftno JeJ Datrr at Klalnatli I'nlla. Or, thi. Sdthdayof Ottdtirr, 1911 JUW. SIKMKNS. City Tiissqrtr. r'i'iwyiisjijMWwyaW i.lulcr tho provluons of the act of Juno 3, 1&7., nnd nets atnondatory, known as tiio "Timtivr ami mone i.aw, at auch value as might be fixed by ap iralsnunt, and that, pursuant to such application, the land and timber thereon have been appraised at a total of tics, tho timber estimated at 30,000 hoard feel, at 76 cents per ft., and tho land nothing; that aald appli cant will offer final proof in support of his application and sworn state ment on tho 37th day of December, 1911, before It. M. Itlchardson, Unit ed States Commissioner, at Klamsth Falls. Oregon Any person Is at liberty to proteM tills purcbaso before entry, or Initiate a contest at nny time before patent Issues, by filing a corroborated aftl- iiinwi in mis omce, aueaina mm mien woiiiu uoicai 1110 cniry. A. W. ORTON, in.17.iJ.j6 1, Register. .VOTICK F4IR Pl'IIMCATtON Where?' AND Why? First Where your OrocerieeT SetfcW Why llirm there? 4i yoa bay do yoa liay If yoa are NtK getting thti Irtl at the eight prtce yoa are not "Mr rastm Fancy Pastry Hilts rnsapaay tuwirm you suoeJd have aorwr tasty pastry Mltlmui work, lag yoar-head off. Is-t us supply tab irrd. We have frrali rkr. rtfti slay, or raa asake to yoar special or. drr aaylhlag la plain or fsniy utry a short aotlrr. . Isiyrr Cakra, Plain t'ahrs, CtKiahs of all htada, Doughnuts, I'lrs aad Rolls always an hand and fresh rmy -ay. Mocha and Choenlate !aer rskes av Angst Food cake ... .Set Spice Caksw . ,tac Coffeo Wreath ..Me Marble Cake .IV Cream Puta (large) each . Si ICresm Pies ...... ,la Mince Pies ..,.. ..Ik Apple Pies ..lot Foxy Orandpaa IsV Cookies, doteg , . Ia Jumbols, dotea . iKIsaee, dosen ..,. lac I lady Fingers, doton .! BTT., BTO.. KTi (Not coal lands) Department of the IntcrloV, United States I-and Offlco at Ijikorlow, Oregon, October 11, 1911. ! VAN RIPER BROS, rioM&l I ! ' :The Monarch Grocery A. O. LKWI8. Prop ITT K t " . t l KLAMATH REPUBLICAN THE HOME PAPER OF KLAMATH AND LAKE COUNTIES IT has been estimated that half a million dollars was spent by the farmers of this section last year with mail order houses. A little money spent in Judi cious advertising would secure this trade to the Klamath Falls business man. Can any merchant afford to neglect th's opportunity? The KLAMATH REPUBLICAN covers every section of Klamath and Lake Counties t W .,. It already has the circulation. The farmers want to know what inducements you have to. offer them to trade w?th you. If you do not tell them you alone are to blame for their patronage of mail order houses. I-'. ' I'M rl
