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Buyers
Of
GROCERIES.
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next order here
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THE EVENING HERALD
W. O. SMITH. Rdttor and Proprietor
PaMleaed dally except dunday at lib
Fourth Ureal
Battled at tko poatoBea at Klamath
Fella, Oragoa, (or traaemleston
Ibrouth the mails aa second-class
Matter.
Subscription terma by malt to any ad'
draaa la. tea Ualted Btatea:
Oaa yaar 11.00
Oae moatk . . . .!
KLAMATH PAIXH, . . OHKUON
TUKSUAY, Al'KIL 80, 11)111
TALK ABOUT
LUMBER LASTING
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Why, It U about aa durable ai
anything oa this earth. Quoting
from bulletin 100, Issued by the
Iowa State College In 190S we
find "a white pine homemade
alio erected In 1894 wai vltltod
and found to be giving good
service. It wai apparently good
for a ni.mber of years yet."
Think of It, 18 years old and
used In a alio. In another In
stance we were shown a recent
photo of an old English block
house on San Juan Islands In
Puget Sound, :uUt In 1880, on
which the red cedar shingles
are apparently as good as when
hhj. uui ii ou are hesitating
moom using wood lor your
home there are plenty or Illus
trations as to Its durability
right here at home. Houses
u.U,-bt!r;YJrou bont are
Utt WW ..
POTATOES REMAIN All
WINTER IN THE 6R0UN0
E. 11. Itatusby of the Hot Spring!
addition, while having Ms Knrdcu
spaded a few day since, discovered
quite a quantity of potatoes which
had remained In the grouud during
the entire winter. They were per
fectly solid and In fine shape. Tlio
potatoes were of the Karly Ohio vn
rlety, and wero planted last June. As
they were only at tho ordinary depth
under ground, tho fact that tho po
tatoes wero In such perfect condition
this sprlngd shows that tho frost dur
ing tho winter months In Klamath
county do not reach to any great
depth In the ground.
OI)l KKMiOWM, ATTKNTIOX
All Odd Fellows are requested to
bo present at a meeting at 8 o'clock
tonight at the hall, when arrange
ment will be made for the funeral of
the lato Brother James C. Mongold
It. J. SHRKTS, Noble Orand.
MIIH. CAMI'IIKIX IU:C0VKItt:i
Mrs. Nell Campbell, who has been
In the tllackburn hospital In this city,
whero sho recently underwent an op
eration, has so far recovered that she
was able to leave the hospital yester-
about drat aetata coma la and
sea our lustier aad talk It over.
Corner Sixth
aad High Its.
nam
Kekart Hayaer,
r, (enurlr of
N
SB
Lady Attaadaat
WrflALCO.
raasral Direct-
Area Aafalaa.
JllaaCa(Ml
Wf any
K Phoae lltt
"There's .JaVtace
BJi I
Uka Home"
MrMfelrtsl Lker C
fnone i4i
6th St. at S.
day.
Jim Wilson has returned from San
Francisco, whero he has been on a
visit. Ho was formorly employed by
the grocery Arm of Ward A Oben
chain.
MOr.OM FUXKBAL TOMOIUIOW
- -ITU funeral of the late James C.
Mongold will be held tomorrow,
There will bo services at the Odd Fel
lows' hall at 2 o'clock, conducted by
Iter. Geo. II. Fecse of tho Methodist
church. Burial will be made In the
Odd Fellows' cemetery. he services
at the grave being In accordance with
the Odd Fellows' ritual.
track
Guaranteed
Groceries
VT Daa't Ulak It to
aary to bay those sold under
aa Kaatorm Jobbing beusaFad
muknvn a guaraataf from
aarer kaaa. Wa MX tha
faaaaas
S. and W.
Canned
Goeds:
and gaaraalae thaai absoluU
ly Ibouldthay fall abort of
what wa ekUaa tkam to ba, Xba
Vary Baeai wa' will gladly re-
faad yMNsaoBay.
Tka I. a) W. kraad ea avary
". praeanaa that are
wertMl
Van Mper Bros.
PMMtfl
Mmwm far Chaae a
Jericbo Club
- FOR -
Odd Fellows
And
Rebekahs
- ONLY -
In basement of I. O. O. F. Tem
ple. Bowling, Billiards. Peel,
Card Rooms Reading llooms.
Private Sitting Room for1 Re
bekaha only.
Visiting Brothers and Sisters
always welcome.
GKItTtlUDK A
Millinery
For nil the 1913 Sprlnsfnud Summer
novelties In chtUrcn'mllllnery.
Cor. Fourth axdl'ino Streets.
Temple theater, Ustmee dally, ;3n
p. m. Evening, first perfotmanro
7MD, continuous.
Aro you Interested In fl.AMATil
COUNTY? If so. see tka 8tephen
Hunter Realty Co'.STbdy have soms
Tood bargains. l
Screens and all kinds of shop work.
Phone 1351. Shop Sixth and.'Klam-
sth avenue. V. .Utf
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BEGIN WORK ON WOOD
RIVER UERy SOON
(Special Herald Correspondence)
FORT K1.AMATJI, April 30. The
directors of tho Wood River Valley
Cream and llulter Association aro
having sonut dimcult)' In securliiR n
slto for Iholr now creamery, but they
hope to have a suitable locution with
in n few days at the latest, when work
wilt begin on tho bnlldltiR.
A number more of artesian wells
are belnir drilled In Fort Ktamulli
this spring, and the onunrs are se
curing nn excellent Mow of tho purest
water. The entire nlley Is pretty
welt supplied with artesian wells,
wh'ch arc proving an absolute suc
tess. Frank HartloK runs tho well
boring outfit now In operation, and
guarantees tho welt at a cost of 1100.
The supply of artesian water In the
vnlley Is of tho very het nud prac
tically unlimited.
Short Brother hao mot ml their
traction engine and liny lialler out to
Frank Denton's, where they hate con
siderable hay to hale.
titter A Burns aro doing great
fork plowing with their big caterpil
lar engine. They are now plowing
for James I'elton, nnd are breaking
sod to n depth of from eight to ten
Inches. Thero Is going to bo rontld
cranio farming dono In the vnlley this
year. J. W. Cox Is going to have 400
acres In wheat and oats, which wilt
make, approximately, 1,000 acres In
tho valley this season, nnd every In
dication points to n bumper crop.
Utter A Burns are preparing to
start up their saw mill, nnd will prob
ably have It running full cnpnclty h
thn fore part of the month.
The Adams dredge, which has been
working on the dykes the past two
cars In reclaiming the Abner Weed
swamp land, burned Sunday night at
5 o'clock. Kverythlng was burned
down to the deck, destroying all the
machinery.
FRENCH AVIATOR FALLS
SEVENJNDRED FEET
While Attempting to t'leale u New
lUni.nl. nml riylng One Hundred
Mile mi Hour, Hit Aeivplnno Slid
ilenly t'nlliwri
United Press Service
PARIS, April 30. Jules Vedrlnes,
ulilln i.nili'iuorliiK to rrento n unw
record from Dounl to Mndrld, nud
Hying nt nearly n hundred miles an
hour, his aeroplane suddenly col
Inpied nud he fell seteli hundred feet
I He was hurried to n hospital, v. hern
It was found ho had u compound frac
ture of the sUull nt the Imso and top
land also Internal Injuries, The phy
sicians sny he has it chance for recov
ery. Jules VedrlueK Is the man who re
Icently nindo an effort to Im eluded In
n annt In Dm IMinmber of Dalilltles.
innklng his eninpnlgu In his aeroplane
and thoroughly covering ine unmet
ho wished to represent. Ho lost thn
election by a tery small margin, nun
nt once contested the election, with
good chances of still gaining his desires.
BY EVANGELIST WHISTON
ii o x is iv 'r it ? t
V. Ii. Tiirpln A. W,. Turplii (llefiifotwd Minrretti lluUdtai).
17 POWKMi HTIII.hT. AT MAHKhTf, NAN PIIAN0HM7
llwiins AVItli private hatli, kw.tHi fir day upi without h,.nt Jf,
KuiniHiiii plan. ' oli phoiM hi -' rnoij'.
KAHTKIl ,otM
llf Interest to all muilo 0Hri
urn i.leiillfat horn, Nt tnl
do wo ahow n splendid srrsr
nf Planus, Violins, Mamlollai
t!ljliinelas nnd Cornels,
wa nro nl.ii pruparml to fur.
nlsh you Hlrlngs, Bridge,, not,
Harps and other parts. '
Two Cliirlonnllrs, allghtly
used, less than whidnssln, 0o
Cornet. 113.(10 Klaht (lulUf,
at n bargain.
II. J. WIN'JPISVESI
liter) thing promises u great meet-
lug nt the Christian church tonight,
I when Evangelist Whlslon wilt speak
on "Faring One's Record," He wilt
attempt to show that the cry "hypo-
I'rlfn' U lupctv llin ali.rL rrr nf the
Iskepttc and the enemy of the church.
The male quartet wilt sing "Tlioi
Church In the IMlo" by request. Tho
special rhart used tonight lias aim
lirnt requested. It night's audi-
leuce lienily rilled the hulldlnKi "
'come early If you want n good st.
fotinT I'lnn and Ninth.
I Mrs. lllanche Kemp hasn'st recelt
ed a shipment of pew shapes, flowers,
Istlckups nnd novelties,
GARDEN HOSE
Y
Just received. A fresh factory ihli
of rubber nnd cotton hoie. Two i
tirades of rubber-4 ply aid 7 ply, 1
fully guaranteed. Also an excellent quit,
lty of cotton hose. No year old stock, all
this ycar'a output. Prfcea right-no high.
er than that of Inferior goods.
WM. cMHURN
N.
PRINTING ON TIME
.
.Our facilities enable us, to deliver any
job of printing promptly, and always by
the time agreed upon. We deliver the
finished work not excuses-and it's
good work. too. Call on us for every
thing in the printing line, and be assured
ot prompt and efficient service.
t
AM) after Maaer's Over,
With laughter, fun and Jolt,
Let's drink a cup of coBe,
And blow a cloud of smoke."
You can do this with Input.
lty when you dine at the I'tlsee.
After srvlng you a well cooked
dinner with tho choicest B)U
to treat your friends with,
a III servo you delicious roles
and a cigar, whose frsgrues
will linger In your mssiory
"like Hie vase In which
have onra bten distilled."
tiik iMict: (mux
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W. O. SMITH PRINTING CO.
HCRALO BUILDING, FOURTH STRCCT
CTWCCN MAIN AND KLAMATH
I Everything in Music at , mW i9 oJf
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A Clean Scalp And Healthy Hair
Many of jour friends have found that a luiurUnt gruvlb of
htlr--soft nnd glimy- snd n sralp free from dandruff, will result
from tho mo of
NV.W.'K IHHMUTOMK '
This Is the procedure
Wash tho hair with warm rater nnd a puro soap-rlno thor
mxlily rtiti tho scalp with a stiff brush apply lllrsutone rub It
In well nnd dry tho hair before combing.
I'lenio understand that lllrsutonn Is not merely a hslr wsih
It Is u tonic- -a food,
While It thorough!) tlrnnr, It alwi pretcnl. Iwr-
leilal arlloii nuurUlien ami stliiiiil-ilra (lie root of the
lialr rrinotr all ilaudniT prrvrnt It rrluni and
pri'M'rtr Hie natural iN-atily ami color of (lie hair.
Nyal's lllrsutonn should b!s ou your dressing table.
It sells nt SO rents and f I ,P" tho bottle.
U N J) 15 R W O O D'ISI ,
SPRING MEDICINE
FOR THE BLO OD
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KliMth Mis lisic Huse
oia HeftreeraUUre of
8HKRMAN CIY OO.'S PIANO,
tae aTKINWAV, aad otaer UaAteg
Plaaisj, Alae the Famous BALD
WIN PtAlfO. Otaer asakea at asod.
ante prleej. Taalag aad) Repalra.
Acaacrfar
white aawiNti machinsv,
OUVKR TVFKWIUTBft AND
VICTOR TAtalNG HACHINK
Books, BtatioaerK and Plctorea
Two Ikmrs Raat of the Postoalcc
R. MAOaKN. toarietor
t.;
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lil;
im
a
win neip yoti, t
have helpeid o'r
Goo I for all V ill t it
Ucl to rcIicvejNtur I', a, 1 a
ache, Kcrvnuiigti ntfi u
Sciatica, KidricA i'ain , 1 if.-,
I.Qfoninlt.r Atix -, -!. tLcl
aiomso-aciic, ijAr el.rt -, Jr
lability .inU, for iam in lh iisit
of tlic LoJyX t
"I htie ulicnjy.7 I,ccm huIiJc t tu
ntur.ilcla nnJ batu sufffn 1 froni
It for yrur. WhllS-vi. Uhw mj nt
ami suffering fromfe.no of llio oM
atlaclis, lio brouclitvhin u st rl
X)t. Mile' Antl-lMlrAX'lx. I urrf
tlim as illrcctr.l nndJu'tr tsll ,
them It wh ilia fit xt in. In cars
tho neuni'S'a ccasfit frorilhii ma or
medicine." ill.B. n. r, JIOWAI.D.
AQ1 Urccno m Cowafihe, IHcfi.
At all drui-nl:ts. S3 i.'si.u lie.
MILga MgQICAL CO., Blknart, Intf.
a
Tho old-fosblonod custom of taUlug a bjood-purlfylng mUturo
each spring Is a salutary ono. Kiperlcnco IkdU proved tho wisdom of
ridding the blood nml tissues of rofuso matter nud other Impurities
nt this season.
If used with the proper dogreo of regularity during the month
of spring, a rellablo "blood remedy" will nugment the elimination of
cxcromentltlous matorlals from tho system, enrich tho blood, stimu
late glnndulnr activity, Incrcaso tho appetite, Improve digestion, re
lievo languor and fortify the general economy against disease.
Web, red blood, an nctlvo brain, n vigorous body and n marked
buoyancy of spirit frequently results from tho uso of a single bottlo
of a simple, woll-proparcd mixture of the tlmo-trlod herbs, harks,
roots nnd alteratives.
A. D, 8. lllood Homed Is universally esteemed as a "spring mod
Icine," becauso of tho cxcoptlona! purity of Its wcll-clioscn Ingrcdl.
ents and tho skill with which It Is prepared.
This preparation Is particularly honollclal for tliouo who uro "run
clown," lacking In energy or otherwise depressed, physically or men
tally. -
A. I). H. Illoocr-lleroedy Is absolutely frco from mercury, arsenic
or other Injurious HuXtaiices, end Is well adapted to tho require
ments of both the youthful and aged. ,
kBBaCBSLsljaT
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WHITMAN DRUG CA
T T IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR HEALTH "
1'I.AYIMl A HTAIt I'XllT
In nil homes Is our oiptrt
plumbing work ami htih gudc
Matures. They are scoring suc
cesses everywhere, and no won
der. Wo eiorcUe the grcsteit
rare nnd skill with oury Job we
undertake, using the very lit
mntoflnls and devoting proper
time to It. All our fliturrs
romo from the lending mkM.
II. ;. nrrcley
TOAMalnrlt. I'lione ITI
is "
SEli
CLYDE E. WITTER
PHONE 1221 MAIN ITHBET
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your Plumbing
done
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