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W.E.Seahorn
F1SBINQ TACILE
Wa kav evaryOjiag you
Ml for tbat lallas trip: '
'Book, Uaa, soda, raels,
tita. ate Wa rent
gaaa Aad eaapiag
IBXGim STORE
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Geaeral IMigkt
aad Transfer
Icmoffamatloav
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WOOD 101 SALE
Delicious
Canned
Fruit
Altar raaraaf axaerleaee
k tko graeaiy baslaaas, wa
- 6M tratkfaUr aa wa aerer
aaw ar gold aaaaed fruit that
Otaala tkf aataral Savor
ajmaaaaad j
&arid W.
Peaches
Vko aatreme aara used In
alaattac the flaeat Callforala
taasaaat tko special process
at aaaalaf the kaad-peelad
taM lasagar ayrup, reUlas
II too aalMlty aad natural
Soror ot'a freak peask.
Vatq liper Bros.
rgne.eji
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T a "? jt a
f lasy llvar. Burdock
titan toaaaj llvar aid stomach.
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Discriminating
Buyer
Of -
GROCERIES
Should place their
next order here
Oir Mttt is tt Please
ALTA COFFEE
Our Specialty
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TALK ABOUT
LUMBER LASTING- ,
Why, It U about aa durable u
anything .on this earth. : Quoting
from bulletin 100, lasaed by the
Iowa State College Ia"l908 we
And "a white plno" homemado
Ho erected la 1894 was visited
and found to be giving good
service. It wai apparently good
for a ni.mber ot year yet."
Think ot It, II year old and
used In a alio. In another In
stance we wero shown a recent
photo of mn old English block
home on 8an Juan Itlandi In
Puget Sound, built In 1860, on
which the red cedar iblngtee
are apparently ai good aa when
laid. Dut If you are hesitating
about using wood for your
home there are plenty of Illus
trations aa to ita durability
right hero at home. Houses
built before you were bora are
still good. Don't be fooled
about first costs coma In and
see our lumber and talk It over.
"There's No Place Like Hosae"
SivMge, Jrts. Liakr Ct
Phone 1341
6th St. at S. P. track
Jericho Club
- FOR -
Odd Fellows .
And
Rebekahs
- ONLY - .
In basement of I. O. O. 7. Tem
ple. Bowling, Billiards, Peel,
Card Rooms, Reading Rooms.
Private Sitting Room for Re
bkaha only.
' Visiting Brothers and Sister
always welcome.
Everything in Music at
nmzi
KlaMth fills iflsic Httse
Sola Bepreaeatatlve of
BHUUfAN CLAY CO.'g PIANOS.
Ike 8THHWAY, aad other Laaatac
Ptaao. Alan tba Vmmomm HAUL
4VIN PIAMOA Other aaakea at aaei.
awlatrJcea. Xtaalaw and Repairs.
isaWhr
WHITB IKWirriUACHINBH,
OLIVER TYPEWRITER AND
VICTOR TALKINQ MACHINE
Books. Stationery and Plctarea
Two Doors Kaat of tka PoMogaer
R. MADSBN, Proorleter
THE EVENING HERALD
W. O. Nirra, Mttor aad Proprietor
J M. BTOWELL, . City Kdltor
Pnkllekad dally eicept Sunday at 115
Ponrtk Mr
Catered at tka peetoc at Klamath
'P4la, Oragaa, for traaamlsatoa
through tka aialla aa eteoad-alaaa
matter.
Bubscrlpttaa tsrma ky malt to aay ad-
drees la tka United Mates:
Oaa year .....'.. tt.oO
Oa moatk ....,.,. .,.,,, ,10
KLAMATH PALIA - '. OREGON
MONDAY, APRIIi IK. ItHII
gUKHTIO.VAIIt.K MKTHODS
A MOST active campaign has devel
oped In the Interest of the pass-
ago of tlio new Sanderson charter,
hlcli Is to be voted on tomorrow by
the people,, of Klamath Falls. He
tween twenty nnd thirty men have
been scouring tho city and making a
canvas In favor of tho new charter,
tactically nono ot these men aro
property owner or taxpayers, and
Just what their Interest might bo can
not bo ascertained. It Is quite gen
erally reported on the streets that
these men aro receiving pay for their
work, and If this Is true It should set
tho pcoplo ot this city to thinking.
Who Is It that is so Interested In tho
success ot the Sanderson charter that
they can pay men to work In Its sup
ort, and If the charter carries how do
they hope to get back these thousands
of dollar being expended?
It Is also reported that If the char
tor carries certain peoplo will spend
f 800,000 or so here this year In Im
provements. Wo do not know tho
sourco of this report, or whether It I
Inspired or not. but an assertion of
this kind Is silly, to say the least. Un
less tho property Itself Justifies tho
expenditure of large sums of money
these Improvements will not be made.
If It does then the money will bn
spent Irrespective ot the failure of
any charter.
Anotner argument being, made Is
that should the charter be defeated It
will be Impossible to mako any 'Im
provements on the streets this year.
This is nothing less than deliberate
falsifying of the facts. It Is tlmo the
people of this city got wise to them
selves and began to realise how they
aro being duped. The sewor work re
maining to bo done Is only a small
part of the Improvements that might
be mado. Why have no slops been
taken for tho paving of tho streets
which have been petitioned for by the
property owners? There Is no good
reason why 200 or more men should
not now be working on street pave
ments and producing a pay roll for
the city. There Is no limit under the
present charter for paving bonds. Tho
question of the legality of the char
ter baa not affected tho salo of Im
provement bonds, and In view of the
fact that 'the property owners of Oak
street and other sections of the city
are clamoring for street paving and
aro willing to pay tho coat, we would
ask wbya has tho work been delayed
until after the charter election?
There Is no one holding up tbo de
velopment work In Klamath Falls ex
cept the present city administration,
which Is asking tho adoption of the
new charter. By waiting until after
election before passing tho necessary
ordinances and taking the necessary
preliminary steps for the Improve
ment of these streets, It will mean
that no work can be actually under
way until late In the fall. Who Is re
sponsible for tbla condition? Tba
people should consider this matter
carefully, and then seo If It Is not the
administration, Itself, that la retard
ing, for a purpose, tba necesaary Im
provement of tha city, and the em
ployment of men who aro sadly In
need of work. Think It over, Mr.
Voter, and seo If you will bo benefited
by tho new charter.
There still remains a balanco of
155,000 under the present bond limit
that could be used for the completion
of sewer system. Why haa no at-
temp been made to put In thin system
or dlsposo of bonds for that purpose?
APPOINTMENT OP EXECUTOR
In the County Court or tba State of
Oregon, for the County of Klam
ath. .
In tho Matter of th Estate of Elisa
beth Blebn, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given to all per
cons concerned that tba undersigned
baa bean duly apolnted executor of
tha last will aad testament of said
Elisabeth Blebn, deceased, by the
the county court of Klamatk county,
Oregon. All persona having claims
against aald estate, ara hereby requir
ed to present tha same Ysrlfled aa by
law required, to ma, at tha law office
of H. W. Keesaa, at Klamath Falls,
Oregon, within six months from the
data of this notice.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
March SS, IMS.
8. T. SUMMERS,
Executor of tha laat will and teata-
meat of Elisabeth Blahs, Deceased.
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MEASLES ON CARPATHM
ADO TO RESCUE TERRORS
Kplileinlr, tkt Murvlvur of Titanic IK
ctarea. Originated Among Hteerage
Passenger anil tlrew to Over Klft)
Case.
United Press Bcrviro
NKW YORK, April 22. That tho
terrors aboard the rvneuo ship Cnr
PA tli In wero added to by tin eplitem
Ic
of measles was declared by Mrs. Can
dee. one of tho Tllnnlc survivors, 1
neatili Washington widow. Thovpl
ilvmlc originated, she said, among the
stivnre passengers, ami spread
ttmuipliuut when the boat dockui
There wero over llfty cases nlnwn
she dct tared.
OIVKS QUICK ACTION
yc
Tho Whitman Drug cothpany ro
ports that A BINOI.K JfOSK of sim
ple, buckthorn bark, gfjcerlne, etc1., as
compound) In Ailfer-l-ka, the new
Gorman appaadlcK'ls remedy, relieve
constipation or gas on the stomach al
most INSTANTLY.
I havo soma swell watches that I
have to get rid of, as I am about to
starve. If you want to do yourself a
good turn and save my life, see these
at once.
Mcllatlon.
NOTICE OF HHKIUFP'8 MALE
In the Circuit Court of th State of
Oregon, la and for Klamath
Couaty.
flen. T. Ratdwln, Plaintiff.
va.
Long Lake Lumber Co., a Corpora
tion, Defeadaat.
To whom It may rouceru. Notice
Is hereby given that under and br
virtue of an execution lamed out of
the office of the clerk of the circuit
court ot the Stat of Oregoa, in and
for Klamath County, and under the
seal of said court, oa the 23d day of
March, 1912, In ascertain action In
which (loo. T. Ilaldwln Is plaintiff,
and the l.ong Lake Lumber company.
a corporation, Is defeadsnt, wherein
on the 2d day of January, 1911, Judg
mant was readered la favor of the
ahoy named parties In the sum of
six hundred seventy-one and 78-100
(1(71.78) dollars, as principal Judg
meat: seventy-five (175.00) dollars
attorney fee, and costs amounting to
twenty aad 20-100 (120.20) dotlara,
and whereas, under and by virtue of a
former execution It appears ot record
that tha turn of firs hundred (8 S00.-
00) wa paid on said Judgment, Isav
Ing oa said principal Judgment the
sum of one hundred seventy-one aad
78-100 (1171.78) dollars, with In
terest, costs aad accruing costs there-
oa, In tha following sums, vis.: In'
terest seventy-one and 47-100
(871.47) dollars, accruing costs to
sheriff ten (110.00) dollars, attorney
fees seventy-five (175.00) dollars,
cost and disbursements twenty ami
20-100 ($20.20) dollars, making a
total of three hundred forty-eight
and 45-100 (1248.45) dollars, which
said execution I to m directed and
wa to m delivered, as sheriff of
Klamath county, Oregon, I have ua-
der aad by virtue of such execution,
levied upon all the right, title, later-
eat estate and demand of the defend
ant, Long Lake Lumber Co., a cor
poration, In and to the following de
scribed real estate, situate In the
county of Klamath, State of Oregon,
more particularly described as fol
lows, to-wlt: Beginning at a point
1864.2 feet south 98 degrees 23 sec
onds west and 60 feet north of the
northeast corner or lot 10, section 19,
township 38 south, range 9 east, Wll
lametto Meridian. Thence south 89
degrees 23 seconds west 249 feet to
the shore of the Upper Klamath lake.
Thence following the shoro of the
Upper Klamath lake 41 degrees west
287 feet. Theace south 19 degree
wost 196 feet. Thenco leaving said
lake north 89 degrees 23 seconds east
500 feet. Thence north 400 feet to
place of beginning. (Said property
being also known as the site of the
Long Lake Lumber Co.'s saw milt In
Bhlpplngton, Klamath county, Ore
gon.) Notice Is hereby further given that
I, the undersigned, sheriff of Klam
ath county, Oregon, will soil all the
above described real estate, the prop
erty of the defendant, the Long Lake
Lumber Co., a corporation, at public
auction at tha front door of tho court
house In the city of Klamath Falls,
Klamath county, State of Oregon, on
the 11th day of May, 1912, at 10
o'clock a. m. on said day, to satisfy
said execution, costs and accruing
costs.
Dated at the sheriff's office In tho
court house In Klamath Fall, Klam
ath county, state of Oregon, on this
6th day of April, 1912.
W. B. BARNES,
W. B. BARNES, Sheriff.
By M. J. BARNR8, Deputy.
E. L. ELLIOTT, Attorney tor Plain
tiff, 211-214 Wllllts Building,
Klamath Falls, Klamath County,
Stat or Oregon. 8-11-21-29-6 h
DEVELOPMENT CONGRESS
TO BE MONSTER AFFAIR
Over 1,000 Delegates Have Hern Ap
pointed tr Commercial Organisa
tion to Atteml Meeting HU Week
llrniv
Sueclal to Th Herald
PORTLAND, April 22.- While II
Is six weeks before the Northwestern
Development CoiiKreaH will open at
Seattle, morn thnn 1.200 delegates
hnvo been appointed by coinmerrlnl
orKsnlintlonft and their names report
ed to the headquarters of the league
at St. Paul. As many more have
been named by governor of the seven
Northwestern state. Tho congress
rpens June Gth, nnd closes June 8th.
Its purpose Is to devise means to carry
the message of opportunities of the
American Northwest to human mil
lions everywhere and to make Into
national knowledge tho farts concern
lug the best section on the may of the
world for n home.
Seattle Is making ttroat prepara
tion! to entertain Ihii visitors and del
entile). Ilesldes the governors of
Minnesota, Oregon, Washington, Ida
ho, North Dakota, Montana and South
Dakota, several speakers of national
iromlnrnce will be present. Addresses
vlll be delivered by Walter Fisher,
tecretary of the Interior, and James J.
Hill. Lewis Penwell, president of the
Northwestern Development league,
has Just Issued the official call for the
Seattle congress.
In his call President Penwoll rails
attention to the fact that the Seattle
congress will be the annual meeting
of the organisation. Thu league was
organlied a little more than a yrar
ago to raTry on a systematic campaign
to asslat In tho more rnpld develop
ment of tho American Northwest.
"hTo congress Is to strengthen thu
otaantxatlon and approve, plans for
urrk In be outlined by theno business
men who have given n yenr to study
Ins the needs of the territory and as
rrrlnlnlng the service which such an
orgnnliatlon ran perform for the sev
en Mates," says the official call. Con
tinuing, the call says: "Speakers of
nntlnnst prominence, authorities on
ttielr subjects, will make the pro
ginm Interesting. 11 will b an Inspl
ration In everyone attending and In
tensifying their rontldenro In nnd
their love for tho American North
west." The call directs the attention of all
ct.issr of people In the Northwest to
the Importance of the Seattle con
trols.
If yow ara looking for tha kaat 50-
cent meal la town'try th Hotel Bald
win dining ream Rate by th,wek.'
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PUBLIC AUCTIO
On Saturday. April 27, 9112, there
lit be sold at public auction at
Greenfield Farm, 6 alines southeast
of Klamath Falls, oti Merrill roid.
100 head of pur brad and registered
Herkshlre and Poland China hogs.
Fifty each of sows of the finest breed
ing strains, some with pigs nnd bal
ance will farrow soon; 10 head of
choice Poland China boars, 10 head
of llorkshlro boars, all pedigreed and
registered, or ellgiblo to register; 30
head of extra fine shoat from the Im
ported farm of Emerson Bros., Ohio,
and C. II. Hclioffleld, Missouri; sires
and dams champion 1910 Chicago In
ternational exposition.
This stock i all thoroughbred, and
guaranteed a represented. A grand
cbanco for tha farmer to get a start
In the finest strain In tho West.
Sale takes" place at OreanlUld
Farm, Saturday. April 27, 1912, rain
or ablae.
Term of sale Six month time on
approved security, with Interest at
me rate of 10 par cent; 5 per cent
discount for cask,'.,
Free lunch for'Stan and beast.
ORENFKLD FARM,
R. STARR.
C. O. MERRILL. Auctioneer.
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The C0RKCBVTER BALL
Is the Standard Ball of lh Camajn this
Jfuntrjr, as it is lh Official Poi th
World Scrlts, nd will be for the mi it twenty
years. Th National League Jtas adoplsd
th Spalding Co, k Cenlsr Pel lor Twenty
Yesrs mor. The American Lsagu has
also adopted
COMKCENTEMWALL
and in lh World&friss game, only
CORK CENTER BALLS
can be ussd.
DIN0
CENTER BALL
ia
el malarial for Bsm BsJi
Copy of Soaldiaa cala.
request to uty address.
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IH. J. 1'MWAI.T, lrealdrt. K. M. HUIIH, Vire-lWeaaTia
IIKIIT K. WITHKOW, Hacrrtary.
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Klamath County Abitract Co
ABSTRACTING
SanreTors aad Irrlgatloa Engineer!
MAPH, PINB, HLVKJIUNt. KTC. KUaHtll FlUl, OfJj
CLYDE E.
PHONI 1221 MAIN fTl
Before hafing
your Plurabi;
done
Firit cltM
at low pi
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laread Cawna -,,
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par daf wMhaat katk, as.
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AkTKR .NOTar"
Of luUrest te IPtat, 1-
ara plentiful kr. Ha.'
1I0 w how' spt,..,. T?
r PiWvwWljJ
aiarlMwttM .nd Coraabi 1?
vo-stta also .r.p.r. u T
nlef. you string,, rl4t r-
Jllarp and other ptrts '
M.d, i., th. Wholml
Cornet. Ill sn ..... .
3 . bargain "" "
H. XWI1VT1SRS
GARDEN HOSE y
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last received. A freak ftctorf "hlpneit
of rabber aad cotton hoevtwo selectti
grades of rubber-4 ply aid T ply, both
fully gaarante ed. AImm excellent qui.
it j of cottoa hoie. Jfo year old Jock, tu
tali year's oatpat.Piicea right.no-Rljk.
er than that of lafctior goods.
WBtv'C. HURN
AND after Db-We Oaaf,'
With laughtsr.'ruaaaiJatt,
l.et' drlnk.acup of cafes,
And blow a cloud of "
Yo)ran do this all la-.
Itr hn you die st th Mkav
&.. .,. .. .
id, ni'"' run juu a "tu emu
f dinner with th choicest jmn
to treat your friends kk,ts
III serve you do lie loss )
and a cigar, who friraM
will linger In your raaaarf
"Ilk the vats In whltk ram
have one been dlitllM."
TH: PAIACK OHIU.
A Clean Scalp And Healthy.Hat
Many of your frlnd hav found mat a tuiuiiani giif
i 1 a 4 -
inis is in priKvaurv
Wash the hair with warm valer and a pure sosp rlas tta
oughly rub the scalp with a stiff brush apply lllrsutoae ni 8
In well and dry lh hair before combing.
Heme understand that Hlrsutone Is not merely a bslr assa
il Is a tonic a food.
Willie It Ihoroaghly rfeaem, It also prevents bac
terial act lea smurislie all atlmalalea llie( roots of la
hair ertnovr all danilrwT prevrat Ita rrtura aad
preservra Ilia nalwraj braalr anil color of Ilia hair.
Njrsl's Hlrsutone shotted aa on your dressing table.
It sells at CO centa and ?.' the bottle.
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