Amusements
THE MAJESTIC
A Majsstlc feature dim, "Petticoat
Perfidy," a coutedy drama; "The
Silent Witness," n Thanhouser film:
"Run on the Dunk," Ulton film;
'Lot' Four Walls," a Rex drama.
Prtgram sbaag Holiday, Wednes
day, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Matin Saturday and Sunday at
urfcoeai at I: to.
Jericho Club
- for -Odd
Fellows
And
Rebekahs
- ONLY -
In basement of 1. O. O. F. Tetu
Vie. Bowling, Illlllards. I'ool.
Card Rooms Reading Room.
Private Sitting Room for Re
Matobs only.
tailing Hrothei and Sifter
iray welcome.
Our HuslncM I (loodt
Out- Customer arc llnmtl
Because our
Groceries
are Good
A complimentary ordrr "III
convince you.
Your anxious to please,
Monarch Grocery
Try n can of our
".U.T.I COFFKK"
None Reltcr.
IMione 1 0.11
mHMMMiaaafaMHMi'aaH I mm ,
II
Ladies Bazaar
and
Ladies Exchange
We make a specialty of
Imported Swiss Embroid
ery Gernan Bands and Laces
MRS. H. A. COOPER
as W. Fourth St.
THE EVENING HERALD
V. O. SMITH, Kdltor and Proprietor
t'uMlclird dally except Sunday at 116
Fourth Street
Entered at the postofflco at Klamath
ralli, Oregon, tor trsnsnilsstos
through the malt m second-clau
matter.
Subscription term by mall to any ad
dress In the United State:
On ) ear It.OC
One month 10
KLAMATM PAI.I.M. . . OHKOON
Tt'KSIIAY. Jl'NK U. lUI'J
TIIK Vll.iacJK IIP.I.I.
A Helpful
Substantial
Store Service
Undabllliy. curtusns,
Ifitelltgenc and experience arc
elded right Into the very
foundation of thli stabllsh
asat all combining with fair
kxlM, (It you thli helpful,
trustworthy store serrice.
"Ana" ft Is to give you stilt
sjoro this store Is continually
striving to better It seeking
tag planning all that will mnke
fell possible merit your con
Idence and patronage
Van Riper Bros.
Phone 851
Kacsutho Agents fur Cluu &
Sanborn TVus niitl CorTirp.
RADIANT GRIM
E Famous 'Colorae Metal''
VV . Tfflgfe2F-'''r
vnSBBiBsJVaflBw '
V. SvM?L2sii.
Most popular Utensil
of
Qcntral Electric Devices
Electric Demonstration
Link River Electric Co.
3rd and Main I'honeisoi
FISHING TACKLE
We hare everything )on
need for that Ashing trip;
Hook, line, rods, reeM,
baskets, etc. We rent
tent, guns and catnptug
outfits.
THE GUN STORE
J. It. CHAMIIKHH
ltiooe B0g Jarutn lllk.
Wood Wood
Block Wood ,.$3.51 Load
Dry Slab Wood in'cr.
u
(it
$3Cd
UCd
OOWNWIM COURSE Limb and Body wood
Fast aUlag Hesdlaed by Klamath
fall People
A little backach at first.
Dally .Increasing till th back la
lust and weak.
Urinary disorders quickly follow;
Dropsy Mid finally Brlght'a dlsear.
Thli Is th downward course of kid
ay Ills.
Doa'l take this cource. Klamath
P.ills people should profit by th fol
lowing experience:
A. BU, 130 Front street, Medford,
Ore., tin: "I am lust ai willing to!
rieciornend Doan's Kidney Pills to
day as I was In September, IS 07,
wkea 1 publicly told of my oxprl
nse with them. I suffered from kid
auy trouble for at least flvo years,
atil as time passed I grew woiso, In
stead ef better. Sharp pains darted
through .ke small of my back and
sogittlroes the attacks were so se
vere that I could hardly stoop. At
night uiy back ached Intensely, and
Houut sleep was out of the question.
lag told to try Doan's Kidney Pills,
I rurd a box, and they soon gar
ms relief."
Fer sale by all osaiers. I'rlce SO
tents. Fostor-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
Now York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the na-mo Doan's and
fake an other.
4ft, Kin I2in
Leave orders at
O.K. Transfer Co. or
Phone 871 Cor. 6 and Mala
Oregon harness Co.
Phone 374
P. C. Carlson
E.E. Thompson
General Freight
and Transfer
Leave orders at Willis
Furniture Store.
Phone 38S
WOOD FOR SALE
TIIK members of the city council nt
n meeting tiut ctcnlng authorised
the purchase of n 2,000-pound bell to
replace the old flro bell, which Is
cracked nnd unfit for service. While
the need of n fire alarm Is bndly
needed, no citnuot help but feel that
the city made n mistake In purchasing
n now bell for the city. Practically
all of the lending cities of the country
hare long ngo discarded the old vil
lage tire bell, nnd replaced It with 11
more modern fire alarm aystcm or
the siren whistle.
It Is estimated that n slreu whistle.
with n shrill, penetrating sound that
can bo distinctly heard from ten to
llfteen miles, can be Installed for
about $500, while the bell ordered by
tho council "III cost about $800, ami
will be Impossible, to be heard In all
parts of the city.
In addition to the original ro.t of
tho bell It will probably rout $100 tn
place It In the tower lly another
year Klamath Palls will undoubtedly
build a new city hall, anil It will then
cent ait -additional $1,000 tn build a
tower to hold the bell, bee Ides tho
cost of removing It from the present
place and Installing It In the now
building.
rndoubtedly by that time a mod
ern tire system will be put In, and
there will be no need of the old bell.
that source could they secure the
most lomplete mid accurate report of
what was going on owy minute.
IU3AI. K8TATK XIUNrtPKIW
).
The following realty transfers,
contract, deeds, mortgages, etc., re
cently Bled with the county clerk,
oro furnished by the I'lty and County
Abstract company
A COMPARISON'
IT IS TIIK privilege of every busi
ness mnn to place his own price
on the goods he Is offering for sale.
but It Is not considered proper busi
ness courtesy or good taste to attempt
to disparage the value of the goods of
his competitor In an effort to prove
the greater value of tils own goods.
It Is the reading punilr. who are the
sole Judge of the value of a news
paper, and white newspaper publish
ers may differ In their estimate of
the value or Importance of their own
papers, yet the public Is never slow In
forming an opinion. The newspaper
man's success dnpends on his ability
to Judge what the public wants, and
then being abto to till that want to
the fullest extent that tho business of
tho community will Justify. Some
publishers believe that quantity and
tlte of a paper urc what count, while
others may believe that their readers
would prefer quality to quantity.
We admit that there Is n chance for
a difference of opinion, but the only
thing that n publisher can do Is to
follow his owu Judgment nnd take
tho consequences. There Is not such
n big profit In a dally newspaper In
a city tho size of Klamath Falls at
the best, and we do not bellevo that
tho people of this community expect
moro than they are willing to pay for.
To expend an amount greater than
the Income In tho production of ,1
newspaper Is not good, sound busi
ness Judgment, and It has been our
experience thnt It takes equally as
much business ability to successfully
run a newspaper as It docs any other
business.
Tho Herald Is perfectly willing that
tho public shall Judge the value of Its
news service and we feel highly com
plimented for tho words of commen
dation we huvo heard tho past few
weeks. What Is better than words,
we have received proof that tho Her
ald Is meeting the approval of the
public by the addition of twenty-six
new subscribers during tho last sight
days. Most of these were due to the
exceptional service rendered by the
United Press In Its report of tho re
cent Chicago convention. Klamath
Falls pcoplo Interested In tho dolngtt
of the republican convention were
forced to rely almost wholly on tho
Herald for their Information.
It Is recognized throughout the
United States that tho United Press
has become tho loading news service
of tho country. While tho old Anno,
elated Proas has been standing on Its
past reputation, tho United Pross has
been making good by furnishing tho
real live news of the day hot off the
wire. Recognition of this fact was
made when President Taft had the
United Press wires run Into the Whlto
House to give him tho news of the
doings at Chicago. All of the leading
politicians of the United States who
were unable to be present at Chicago
depended on the United Press to fur
nlsh them the news, for no other rea
son than they knew that only through
The Klamath l)eetopmetit compa
u to the Klamath Vallsy Warehouse
company, warranty deed, lot IS.
block 13.
Tims McCormlck to Dig Haslu
Lumber company, deed, timber on
SWV; of SKi. SKi of SW't. lots
.1, I and fi, Sec, 3S-30-T
Henry II. Webber et nl to Leslie
Webber, deed, Pre lO-3'.i-lt.
Adetbert Webber et al to Leslie A
Webber, deed, part Hec I0-3V-1 1.
Maurice Curtis to Leslie Webber.
deed. $10,000, part NKU uf SW.
first addition to Itoinuiia, Sec. 10-39-11.
The Klamath Development compa
ny to John Moniu. warranty deed,
$10, lot 34A, block T, Railroad addi
tion. John tl. Patterson to J. II. Ilobbs,
wnranty deed, $1,000, block 30, Mer
rill. American Hank and Trust compa
ny to O. W. White, warranty deed.
$10, lot S. block 37, original town.
Andrew Olson to Mrs. Dennis Mc
Nalmra, $1, N4 4 of Nfr of NK4
of Ni:l, 80c. 3-39-t0 .
United States to Howard Cunning
ham, patent, tots 20 and 31. Sec. 3-33-7
4.
United States to Thos F Nicholas,
patent, lot 19, Sec 3-33-7 4
Frank I). Swingle et ux to Chas J.
Swingle, quit claim deed. II. NK
0fSKi4.SK Hof Ni:,.Sec IS-10.13
Chas. J. Swingle et in to Frank I).
Swingle, quit claim deed, $10. SWV,
of NKV.. NW'i of SKi. Sec t:-0-13.
Silas Obenehaln to (leo W Noble,
warranty del. $10. SRi. of NKH,
Sec. 39.39-13.
Christine Murdock to Kiln J. Stew.
art, wraranty deed, $1,000. lot S, block
, Kwauna Heights.
S. K. Ramsby to Martin llros., war
ranty deed, $10. lots Sand 9. block
10, original town
S. K. Ramsby to S K. Martin, war
ranty deed, $3,100, lots 4 and r. block
43, First addition.
J. F. Davles tn J. It Welch, war
ranty deed, $10, lot S. block 3, Pair
Kdna Van Dyke et nl to U K. Swin
gle, warranty deed, $1. part of SUi;
ofNKK.SeC 13-40-13.
Chas. K. Wordeii to Andrew Ny.
lund. deed. $1,000. SWV, SV.'i. Src.
7-39-9.
Archie C llenllne tn Klamath Wa
ter Users Association, application for
wuter right, tracts 17. IX, 19. 30 and
31, Altamont Ranch tracts.
Win. II llllss to Chas. K. Drew,
warranty deed, $10. lot I. HK1. NC
... Sec. 1-3H-U4; lot 4. Sec. 6-3S-11,
lot 4, Sec 31-37-11. NW'i SWfc
Sec. 31-37-11
United Stales to Jay J Arant, pat-
lent. BIVU NW4. Uti SW W.Bee, i
SH'k NKlt. Heo. (U39-IO
(Milted States to Mabel lllplny. I'M
Liit. Wli NKti. 114 NWU.Sec. 10-
,1S. 1 4.
United Stales to I!. M Itlple), pat
ent. N 4 SW U . SW U N W 4 , Sec. 1 3-38-14.
38.11; SHU NK4, Sec 11-38-14
United States to Fred C Ripley,
patent. W4 NWj.Sec II. 114 SIS
4, Sec 10-38-14
i;ila M Ripley to I'red C Ripley,
warranty deed, SIS SIS4,See II.
SW 4NW4- S4 SW4. See 13-38-11
II M. Ilurllughaiun to Fred C. Rip
ley, waranty deed, $1. S4 MWVi
Sec. I. SKU NIS4.SIS4 SIS4.Hc
3-38-14
Chas M. Clark to Fred C Ripley,
waranty deed, $10. HW4 SIS 4. SrSU
ISW4. Sec I; NWH SK4, MS 4
jNV4. Sec. I2-3.H-1I
I'red C Ripley et U In Chas (1
lUllham. warranty deed. $8,000. SW4
I SIS 4. IS '4 SW'4. NW'i SW4- Hec
I. NK4 S1S4.SIS4 NIS4- Hec 3.
SK, NIS4. Sec II. NW4 StS4,
N1S4. Sec It NW4 SIS 4. SIS 4
NW i . SW 4 SW S 4 HW 4 . Hi
13 W4 SIS 4. 134 NW4. fr I".
W4 NW4 Sec II IS4 N1S 4. H'C
10-34-14
GREAT REMEDY
60ES INTO SEWER
ItKMCIlV FOR WHICH THIS MAK
lilt MADi: MOST KP.MAIIKAIII.i:
ClhIMs I'AII-sTO PASS INSPKC
iio or pi'ri: pooh iioarm
lulled Press Service
J WA8IIINUTON. D C . Juno 3S
Ttu lUpirtmcnt of agriculture,
'tliroiigh the pure food board, ha
Just put the ban 011 a remarkable
remedy- or al least a remedy which
cUltned to be remarkable The pro
duct was a "healing balsam." iiialin
I.Kturrd In N York. Here Is what
It manufacturers claimed for It
' Will cure coughs and colds, heals
I tin lungs, Inttammatlnii of the lungs,
Irhthlslc. lame back, gravel and kid-
I lie if complaints, pains In the side,
I stomach ache, ague, nervous com-
..!.. til., .ii.liilli.lltk,, .f IIim liMjtrl .llr.-
I'dwla, toss of appetite, liter com
plaints, flesh wounds, burns, chil
blains and bruise 011 man or beast,
sure mouth, whooping rough, croup
neuralgia, will cure heaves, rough
and 1 old In horse "
I'hemlsls at the bureau dlscuvertd
that this astounding discovery, which
would "cure" almost every disease In
medical books, was composed of n
plain balsam mltturn, with rosin ad
ded apparently to chesprn the solu
tion.. Tho manufacturers did not contest
one suit against them, and the "cut"
was poured down a sewer
Cut flowers. II Main St PIioiip 83f.
ISvorytliiiuc In Altifilo
Ndn lti'uirlltullle of
Slieruuii Clay . Co.'s Planus,
I lift Stelnway mid other loading
pianos Other makes at mod
erate prices, Tuning and repairs
Agency rr
WIIITi: HKWI.NH MACHINKS,
oi.iviiit Tvpcwitrrmi ami
vtrroit tai.ki.vo maciiim:
ItiMiks, Slallonery nnd Plrlurr
KUMATH fMIS MUSIC HOUSE
Two doors cast of I'mtolllce
It. MADHK.V, Pmprlrlor
GOOD
PRINTING
Is an important factor in any business,
and often contributes toward success j
Let us show you our stock of bond paper
and print for you a line of office sta
tionery which will prove a business-getter
W. O. SMITH PRINTING CO.
FOURTH STflCKT, BETWEEN MAIN AND KLAMATH
1-1 o 'r 1$ r, T u r i 1 iv
V. Ii, TMriilnA, W. Turpln (llelnfunnl Cumni,, iu, .
IT POWIIM. HTItKKI', AT MAIIKNT, HAN I-'RAmuhco
ItiHims Willi private hatli, M-IMI ler day tip) Mltlmul Irnll,, i(w
i:uneii plan. Hold plum. M ,,,,(, n''
A National Bank
Is bauk chsrtsred by the United Htaiv soisruiaiot
aud conducted lu accordance with Us laws ( oftk.fi
uiu bonded for Itm faithful and hoiiist purf,irmail(, .
Ihslr duties, and aeu lime u er n.,yi,i i,, , (
sruuisut rpreutllve
TlHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Capital $100,000
A Clean Scalp And Healthy Hair
Many of your frUuds have found thai a luiurum ciumI ul
hair suit and glossy and a sralp tree from lUiulruff il tnuli
from the use of
nvai.'s hihsutem:
This Is lbs procedure
Wash the hair with warm water and a pure soap tins th.
ougily rub tho scalp with a stiff brush apply lllrsuiutio rub It
In well ami dry the hair before combine
Plivue understand that lllrsuloiin Is not lueirU i i,s,r tiih
It Is n Ionic a food.
While ll llionmglily ilene, ll U preiruls Ur.
Irrlsl arllon nourishes) ami llmulalr llie iih.i. ,,f
lialr triomre all lUo'lnif prrtenl It irluin .nd
pirrnr the natural lx-uly ami color of llie hslr
Sval's lllrsutone should boon your dressing ''
It sells nl 50 cents and $1 C" the bottle
H.T X J) 15 K W O i 1 M
1 v
v-M - :ssam. v m n
m IT WILL I).
LUCK1 DAY
For you wiin, , . cumnracs
palng hi (,- - 1. (hit suk
lhli'lit n . t j Hum
leak In )uui ,- will U stot-
oil ihsik n - nc mult It
. . ii,i 1 ,., H'hr bm
1 Ui siiJ Con-
hi.' hir rn)t. 1 j, i,r btnrCti!
First Trust and-Savings Bank
Klamath Falli, Oregon
STANLEY TOOLS
The standard In carpenter tools
since the "Stone Age" has had
Stanley's brand on them. Your
grandfathers used them, and they
are better than e? er now.
WM. O. HURN
Vacation Time is at Hand
'JMio Noutheni i-iolo
AMI CONNKCTIONH
Aiti: oiii:iii.(i tii$: uhuai. low iiou.nu irh' T0
KASTKII.V l-OINTH OF IISTKIItSttT
Beginning May 3rd
ASH CO.STINIIINO ON OKRTAIN DATfSH THROl-ilHOlTr TIIK
HUMMKR HI3AHOS.
R011111I Trip Pure from Klamath Falls to Few. P 'tills, as follow!.
CIHJA0 jj5
COLORADO HPUINOH JJr"
KANSAS CITY. Mo Z
MisMPiiiR ;!:
MO.'VTRISAL, Quebec '"
NISW ORLISANS ?,
NI'SW YORK , , , , V'"
PORTLAND, Mnliio ....!!.",.!,.! '
ii I lAJlJIH I IMIM . I IM I I M I4t I M I I M II linuti
Rales lo nil other principal points correspondingly In ""
optlounl, except that one way vln Portland slight advance osr so
mentioned fares. . .
Limit) doing trip, 16 days rrom dnte of sale! "'"tl "'
limit October lllst, 1013.
I?or further inloriiiation wr. cspcci.illy rc(ticct you
to call upon
S. J. 1A1LEY,
AgiH, Klamath Falls
Or write to
JAMES O'GAKA,
D. F. and I A., 801 K St., Sacramento, Cal.