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feminine Inevitability tin arrived. ivurlml Unit little trimming Is noedod
Mllnily'M penchant for wearing iomt)-'A "'"Klo long feather, not nt un unlo
IIiIiik tight lit lliu mnt(r of wi-nrlng
28, -Thatftchlng niul tliu dyo so brilliant and of Fashion's decree. Bo It's "a baa"
with all your Hunty Hun and Peggy
CITY AM COUNTY AIIHTKACT
COMPANY
Abetrarta. ItMftiM
Membera Oregon Aesoclstlon
Title Men.
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Csll up COMHTOUK. pnono (!, II
rou wanl any kind of HELP.
Itegtsfer at (lit COMMTOOK If
rou wait employment.
I.
itnrot, after hovering about the
jwalst lino for year, tliou sinking to
.lliu kneiii, onl) to drop clear to the
Jiuiklv within tliu last year, bus now
koiiii to liur head, Wo liavo lth ui
Hi Ik spring lliu hobble Imt.
I Of cmirsii IhU iinnio liui not been
'formally sanctioned by the Iluu do In J
II..I. .... I..U,... LI.I..I. .... I... a I-. . 4i . ... .
, in limp ruin iitviiuv! uui in every concoivauio coior except their
what In a unmuT If you are plan proper liuo, aro mounted atop, tucked
nliiK n spring creation you bad bent underneath or danglod over tlio edge
ronmilt your Jeweler and rf If be of the little pill boxes In reckless fali.
ran NUpply you with a ihoi horn nnd(lon, Or, If )our tnoto doc not run to
n ran opener, to timtcb your lipstick npplr, you may bare your cbolco of
and your vanity box, You will need. a number of pvrveriloni of uature.
lo poke out tlio oyu of the paitscrby,
or a tiny bunch of art nouvenu fruit
Ik, like Mother Kvo'h traveling gown,
not much, but aulllclent.
And Npcnklng or fruit trimming, np
plea (It adornment for a dauKltler of
live Hcuiii destliiod to hnvo n tre
mendoui vokuo. Wlerd llttlo pippin,
coming in cluster, groon a grass,
corlie, deep purple, royal blue, npplo
KLAMATH NOVELTY WOHKH
(Mil and) KUmmUi err.
Marksmllhlng and general re
pair work done
Automobile a Specialty
II. rOH.MHAHKO, Proprietor.
the shoo born to cat Into your petit
cbapcau, and tlio ran oponer to getjijuolsu blue strawberries, or inoit any
nut of It that li, If you aro counting
on something chic.
Itcnlly, everything In the bat line
aroma to bo struggling toward the
Mich n burnt orange chorrlcs, tur-
1'uITb. The 1013 model cliopoiu Isn't
built to cover a multitude of aim,
o-o-o
Don't wait for a rainy day. full
out (Irnndma'a trunk today. If ihe
wnst n thrifty lady, you will find tbo
"dcrnli-r crl" for your wear today
among her futbelow of yesterday.
Perhaps the brocado that brought
grandpa to hi knee may proro u
ulToctlvo for your 1U13 awaln. Any
way, the old rich ellk and velvet
will bo a laving, for like material to
day aro priced well up. You cannot
iwnth yourself In many yard If you
have to ave the price out of your
bouiekcoplng allowance Neither will
Mr. Wilson and her threo girls, If
they (tick to that $1,000 limit un
it thoy poneia a dressy anccktrus
also.
In more subdued taste are the
crcpo do chine, blooming la tiny gar
land and nosegays of old fashioned
flowers. Tb ee are especially becom
ing for tbo Ingenue type, but you bad
bed refrain, If you aro veering to
ward tbo buxom. In antithesis, Is the
mod riot of barbaric color In the
k'gyptlau and Art Nouveau silks. Just
Classified
Column
of your favorlto fruit dono In a new
complexion to suggest tho genius of
a correspondence school colorlat or
tlm maitcrplece of a futurist .trying
llmluutlve, and at the present writing for a press notice. Tho lesa apt I'o-
a liny turban witn just a Hint or animona hcrscir to rccognlzo these fruity
upturned brim I loading. It appears fads, tho more llko their success.
In tho most beetle of hues royal pur-' Hut If by chance your husband may
pie, cerise, hunter's grovu, burnt or-'lhlnk Hint millinery by Uie atom Is
align and Chinese blue any ouo of 'less expensive thnn on an average
which may strike you favorably If basis, break It to him gently that bla a touch goes a long way. It you pos
our complexion I flue, but lorrow .Judgment err. It's tbo ilupo he lies tbo gift of chlcncss, you can fash
bo your If you're sallow. Aud If by pay for, and lest paying for the largo Ion a vest, a sash' girdle or overdrapo
any chance you bo a moon. faced shape may grow mononous, Mile, tor theso and look llko tho original
maiden, you may as well bid ra early Mmllxto will let hi in pay heavily for Mllo. a In Mode. Hut unions your
adieu to nil hope of looking well itho small shape for a season. Conse- touch I deft, bewaro.
..J t. ! ntilt.Mlit In IIim MMfilM '.iii.i.iI I v IIiIh unHk.it. flit m t 1 1 m HimI fnklaii. nf tl...n lit M MVa wilt
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Iini, Mini i no larger mo irico. ires saui-.iurn yuu iuio nu oiu rinv ur n uaau-
Ing poster maid, but for Art's sake
and your own, remember to bo mod
erate If you would bo modish.
bat tho larger tho prlco. Tre aam
'. pie, N'cest co Pus? Of course, a llttlo
Vt)H KK.NT
1-
MCKt.Y furnished room nt Iho Or
gon House, Hlitb and Klamath
NICKt.Y furnished room with hath.
1113 Main street. Mrs, C. O. Mor
gan. Mf
FUIlNIHIliTlOOM8l7sTro7en
suite, by day, week or month. Bath.
HO Walnut IS-la
LEGAL NOIICCS
MIHCKI.iaKOl!N
Hut U'a an III stylo Indeed that
'show no good, l-'or those with face thing like my lady's crowning glory
lo fit, tbo shapes are so quaint and) cannot be allowed to stand In the way
i-n- .. i i . ii rap r i' i i ii ssasgagg ' a
centa (f C7.10) being amount due and
owing for goods, wares and merchan
dise as In plaintiff's complaint al
leged, and for plaintiff's coat and dis
bursements herein. This summons la
served by order of the Honorable ii.
W. Oowcn, Justice of the peace of the
above entitled court, March 5, 1'JU,
;md tho date of the first publication
bolng the Ctn day of March, 19M.
and the date of the last day will as
pire on the 17th day of April, 1913.
MKIIHYMAN A DUNCAN, .
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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All kinds of optical work doao at
llifdtu's. Itoom 316, I. O. O. V.
building. lC-tf
Adnilabtratrli'a Fiaal Actouat
Notice I hereby given that Allba
Heach, administratrix of the etUU of
John O. Heach, deceased, baa Bled la
(bo county court her final account as
such administratrix, and that Ue
court has fixed Monday, the 71b slay
of April, 1013, at the hour of 10
o'clock a. tn. of said day, at the court
room of the county court, Ib Klamath
Kails, Oregon, a the time and place
for hearing objection to said account
mid the settlement thereof.
AIVTHA DBACH,
Administratrix of the Estate of John
C. Heach, Deceased.
J. II. CAHNAHAN, Attorney.
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Kon mam:
KOIl HAI.i: 11. V. Itock and llhode
Island Ited eggs nt 11.16 par set
ting of IS; Indian llunnor Duck egg
at fl per 12. J. W. Hryant, box 873,
KUnmih Kail, Oregon. 30 h 6t rl
I'OH HAM: Four room cottage Ib
Hot Hprlng addition; large screen
ed porch; big high lot; elegant view;
all furnished. Cheap If taken atonce,
$1,300, $700 cash. Inquire 004 Mala
street. 3-11-4-11
FOIl HAI.K Fifteen room house ob
65x110 fool lot; right In the heart
of city; paved street; bath room and
plumbing; sower connected; bargain
If taken soon. Address box S36,
TYPEWRITERS
.New Maclilnt-N ffi.UO IHim it awl
gn.OO Moatli
Klnmalli Fall MhsIc Mouse.
Local nows appears first In
Tbo Herald.
!CB CREAM
Our Fountain does not close,
winter or summer. A dish of
Ico cream will taste aa good
now as In hot weather.
HIKVITAI
An extra fine bitter-sweet
Chocolate at 76c the pound.
Tlie- HhaMto
4sW Mala H.
Makers of Fare Candy
In the Circuit Court of the titata of
Oregon, for Klamath County.
Mary I- Morse, Plaintiff,
vs.
John I. Morse. Defendant.
To Johu P. Morso, the Above-Nameu
Defendant:
lu the Namo of Ihe State of Oregen:
You are hereby summoned to ap
car nnd answer the complaint filed In
tbo above entitled suit within six
weeks after tbe first publication of
this summons In tho Klamath llepub
llcan newspaper;' nnd you will tnko
notice that If you fall to appear and
answer or plead within said time, the
plaintiff, for want thereof, will apply
to tho above entitled court for tbe re
lief demanded In the complaint filed
In said suit, to-wlt.: For a decree of
his court forever dissolving tbe bonds
of matrimony existing between me
plaintiff and the defendant, and for
such other and further relief aa to
Ihe court may seem meet.
This summons Is published pursu
ant to the order of the above entitled
court made on the 13th day of Fob-
ruory. A. D. 1013, nnd tbe first publi
cation thereof Is made In the Klamath
llopubllcnn newspaper on February
13,1013.
KUYKKNDALL A FKROUSON,
Attorneya for Plaintiff.
13-30-37-6-13-30-S7
GENERAL NOTICES
Hid For Wood
Notlco Is hereby given that tbe un
dersigned will receive bids for fur
nishing School District No. 1, Klam
ath county, with 200 cords of 4-foot
wood, cut from llvo pine trees, to bo
delivered as follows, not later than
iBeptember 1, 1913, at the following
school buildings
OS cords at West Bide school.
80 cords at Central school.
2S cords at Mills Addition school.
A certified check of 6 per cent of
amount of bid must accompany name.
Ulds to bo opened April 1, 1913, at, t
o'clock p. m., at the office of the clerk,
nt the First Trust and Savings Bask.
The board reserves tbe right to re
ject any and all bids.
Dated at Klamath Fall, Oregon,
this 19th day of March, 1013.
Uy ordor of board of directors of
School District No. 1, Klamath coun
ty, Oregon.
J. W. SIEMENS, Clerk.
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leph Katon, retired, who was found
dead In his bed at his home In Nor
voll, Mass., March 8, may never be
tried for murder, of whlcli isbe has
been accused. District Attorney Bar
I er of Hlngbam, Mass., who has had
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KAMOUH KXOUHM MUSICIAN-LEO
TUItKH. HltlCK GORDON KINOS
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Cnltrd Press Mervtce
1MTTSDURO, Pa., March II. Wa.
Montgomery, arrestee and i
November 28, 1903, to serve
years In the federal prison, after MM
failure tof tbe Allegheny Natl 4
bank, of which he waa the) saialir,
was released from the Leavenwatth
prison today, having been pardenei
by President Taft on March 3.
The trial of Montgomery waa
great Interest beeause at hia ssllal
and social prominence. Durhtg two
years constant efforts nave bees irifilt
to gain bis release. The astl of
President Taft In pardoning Meat-
goraery followed reeoauae4A(M hf
the attorney general.
the woman may be examined as to her
mental-condition before the legal pro
ceedings go far. Professor W. H.
Whitney of Harvard, to whom the vis
cera of the dead adinjral wcro given
for examination, reported to the dis
trict attornoy that he found traces of
arsenic Tho district attorney was
convinced that tbo admiral had been
poisoned.
Cut (lowers at No. 3 West Main st
MONUMENTS
We have Just received from the
Kast a carload of marble monu
ments, all sew designs.
We also manufacture monu
ments to order
Bin Island
MONHrflMtll Mi StOM Co.
41S Sieve sH.
In
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Publication of
tho Justice's Court, District of
Unkvllle, Klamath County, State
of Oregon.
F. Magulre. a sole trader, doing
business under the Arm same
and style of "Magulre MercanUle
Company," Plaintiff,
vs.
Ooorgo Wheeler, Defendant.
To Qeorge wheeler, me aoove
named defendant. Ib the name oi ue
state of Oregon, you are nersoy re
quired to appear and answer the
amended complaint filed against you
In the above entitled court and cause
on or before tbe last day of tbe time
prescribed In the order for publica
tion made herein, to-wlti Tha 17th
dav of Aorll. 1918. and If you fall to
so answer, for want thereof the plal.
tiff will take Judgement against yon
.. Haminded In hta amended com
plaint on file herein, to-wlt:
Tho Herald, delivered at your
store, office or home, 60 centa
n month.
Physicians In attendance on Pope
Plus X. have taken remarkable pre
cautions within the paat two weeks to
guard against excitement or atraln
which might result fatally. Profess
or Ettors Marchiafara, who attends
him, even forbade him to receive Por
flrlo Dlas the other day. The feeling
tbat the pope will not last much
longer Is so strong that most Europe
Is considering the name of a successor.
If U'a worth having,, K's worth In
suring. 8ce Chllcote, Ml Main St.
Phono 64.
Suscrlbe for Tbe Herald, fifty
centa a month.
NOSE AND HEAD STOPPED UP FROM
COLD OR CATARRH, OPEN AT ONCE
What's the Matter
With the Old Watch?
It's not gcttjng any younger, you
know, and once tn a while it needs
a rest and overhauling. Railroad
watches are cleaned and overhauled
onco a year to Insure accurate time
keeping. Why not bring yours In and
lot us give It the attention that is
necessary for good timo keeping.
V R A N K M. V V V
Watcliuiake,, Jeweler and Engraver.
8. V. Watch Isnnertoc
WUUtU Untitling
"Parsifal." probably the most cele
brated of all tbe Wagnerian operas,
will be given by the famous English
musician-lecturer, Bruce Gordon
Klngsley, at tho opera house on tho
evening of April 2.
This opera aroused Intense Inter
est and received an enthusiastic re
ception from the public when Rrst
presented In this country some few
years ago by Mr. Conreid, at the Met
ropolitan opera house. New York.
The bitter contest between Conreid
and Frau Wagner, who protected
against tbe production of the opera la
America, will long be remembered.
It almost assumed the proportion of
an International dispute.
Bruce Gordon Klngsley, who wan
visiting New York at the time, waa
then tbo musical director and organ
ist of tbe Alexandria Palace, London
Ho obtained permission from Mr.
Conreid" to make n series of photo
graphs of "Parsifal." upward of n
hundred, showing tbe magnificent
scenes and tbe great singers who ap
peared In the principal roles. These
were later colored by eminent artists,
aud are now used by Mr. Klngsley to
show a complete reproduction of this
wonderful performance that nil Araer
lea talked of.
Tho triple decker projector ma
chine, one of the three in use In this
country, Is operated by J. Penrose
Wallace, an autograph expert. This
machine makes possible tbe most ex-
qulslto blending of color.
Anna Harper Mottram, a dletln
gulshcd, appears as Kundry, wearing
the magnificent costume appropriate
to the character. Her One volco is
heard to great advantage In her prin
cipal numbers of tbe opera, while
Bruce Gordon Kingsley, who baa few
equals as a concert pianist, plays the
beautiful "Parsifal" music, nnd re
lates the absorbing story of tbe Holy
Orall In a most graphic and Interest
ing manner.
nor taaa say uiai am
the sealp Withy and
Mir, ead, V are w aar
Ika mot, aba lWlsssf
My Cleansing, Healing Balm Instant
Ijr Clean None, Head and Throat
Htope Niuty Catarrhal Discharges.'
Dull Headache Goes.
Try "Ely's Cream Balm."
Oct a small bottle anyway. Juat to
try It Apply a little In the noetrlla
and instantly your dogged bom and
stopped-up air paaaagM of the head
will open; you will breathe rreeiy;
dullness and headache disappear. By
morntngl the catarrh, cold la hand or
eatarrhal sore throat will be goat.
End auch misery bow I Qet Ue
For the small bottle ot "Bly'a Cream Balm'.'
urn of alatyaveB dollar, and ten I at any drug .tore. This sweet, fra
grant halm dissolves by the heat of
the nostrils; penetrates and heals
the Inlamed, swollen membrane
which line the Bote, head and
throat; clean the air paeaagea;
stops nasty dischargee and a feeling
of cleansing, soothing relief eomea
Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight strug
gling for breath, with head stuffed;
nostrils closed,- hawking and blow
ing. Catarrh or a cold, with U'a
running nose, foul mucous dropping
Into the throat, and raw dryness la
distressing but truly seedless.
Put ' your faith Just ones la
"JHy's Crsam Balm" and your sold
or catarrh will surely disappear.
Hints on Hair Health
K yoa at eur treatment, ws wH
either stop your hair from fsttag er
pay for the treatment ourselves.
Dandruff is a contagious dbetas
caused by a miervb. which U not
tetaoved causes baldness. This
microbe nftca roais from a eaaab
er brush belonging to semeoa da.
If ni us Irauhlad with dandruff.
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ToniowUldoa
torssaoveUi
cjenn. make
top falling I
liU Ikft u I
growm oi new aaw.
We btlleve that ffiir P
snt of tbe eases el balda. eould
be overeoate if people would only
im Itsiall "93" Hair Toole fee a
seasonable time, es aires Ud.
I We don't want you e take ent
word for this. We want rji to tosl
toe aaerlt of Resell N",Rab
Teal at ou risk. Uwaaltaad
It dose not sive mtbfaetfea. Jus
eorae back to us and toll u. and we
will hsunedlatoly hand back to you
the money yon paid for if You
We are dtpsadaet upon your eoa
bmUbm and. patrooaet. and we would
not make these clalsas, or make this
the at we did aol baUore thelReS!
VW' Hair Tooio k the venrbsst aak
npsntioa you oaaus. Two else el
botu, 40o and 11.00.
You eaa buy, Resell "' Hals Toale
In thJ oaaasnuattr only at awt stern
STAR DRUG CO, INC.
suunaia -'
rails ""i
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ATK
The following realty
recently lied with the eessAjr stark,
are furnished by the City aad Cesmty
Abstract i
Got your eyes fitted nt Hayden's.
Room 216, 1. O. O. F. building. 16-tt
In our warehouse", lot of household
goods, cooking utensils and personal
effects and furniture. Above will bo
disposed ot to tbe highest bidder for
storage at O. K. Transfer office, 81xth
nnd Main, on Saturday, March 19,
1913, at 2 p. m.
FOUND
To boost Klamath county send
The Herald to your Eastern
friends.
HATCHING IGGS
Barred Rock,$l per 15
White LctfhonM, SI" IB
White OrplRgtoa, 2" 15
1LMER L. FR1HCH
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Business Directory
Directory or seek City. Town and
Uaask Blvbur SsmrliHv sfcateh i
eaek piece, losatlea. population, tele-
srapa. sm pwi
also ClasslSH Mrecterr, eesapUed by
ntuiBM aaa prenawoB. ' ' C
IB, X. VOUK a OA.
n u.m..j . T..K v
. . nvmmwm mm vmi . msne,
warranty deed, fl, lets 9, 19, II, 14,
16, 1, block 62, Oriadale.
A. J. Peak at al to Klamath Hsaas-
slte company, warranty deed, aH sc
blocks 1, 2, 3, t S, 6, 7, I, 9, 19, It,
13, 14, IS, 16, 17. II, 19, SI aad II,
and lot 1 to 6, 9 nnd 19, black 11,
Irvlngton Heights.
Minnie B. Wnrd to Mareta M.. Jami
son, warranty deed, lie, NWH.
Sec. 16-38-9.
Chas. E. Wordea to at K. Forsyth.
warranty deed, f 19, lots 14 sad II,
block 4, Second addition. "
Mr. A. . Cooley to B. K.
ford, warranty deed, 19, IWH
U. Sec. 31-36-16.
U. E. Bassford to Chas. K.
warranty deed, 19, WK iW BW
, Sec. 31-36-lg.
Wm. 8. Wordea to Aaaa rest, war
ranty deed, 110, let IS, Meek 19.
Worden; lot 3 aad 4, stock 9, Lakeside.
Frank Ward to Siiaa Ohsashsla.
ult claim deed. 10, undivided foarth
Interest in WM 8EH. W IWH.
Sec 23-31-9.
Klamath Kerporation to anaeta
McCabe. warranty deed, 19, lets II,
13 nnd 14. block 216; lota II aad 16,
block 218, Mills Second nddMloa;
lota 11, 12, 13 and 14, block 191,
Darrow addition.
F. M. rjarich to Chas. K. Wordea,
warranty deed, 110, part block 44,
N'lchols addition, in Canal street.
The Klamath Development compa
ny to M. M. Garoutte, warranty deed,
110,. lot 17 and 18, block 19; tots
19, 20 nnd 21, block 32, Hot fJpriafs
addition.
Wm. 8. Wordea to Geo. J. Fleeaer,
warranty deed, lot 5, block II, Wor
den. Bertha L. MeadenhaU to United
State, quit claim deed, fl, right e
way over lot 1, Sec. 2-40-11.
United States to Nannie M. Paakey,
patent. SB NE. NEK . .
30-39-13.
Oregon to Wm. M. Pankey.-'deed,
1200, 8H 8BK. Sec. 16-39-11,
Oregon Inland Develepmeat esat-
paay to Mary M. Hunter, warreaty
deed, fl. loU 23 and 14, Meek I, Or-
ladalo.
W. F. Waterson to Park Bank af
Los Angelee, warranty deed, 119, Ms
12 nnd 13, block 11, Whitetake.
Wm. M. Courrler to W. A. Coar
rler. warranty deed. IS.999, -BBH
NBK. loU 1, 1 aad I. Sec 2-lt-ll.
Wm. 8. Wordea to Ora D. Fsrgassa
warranty deed. 110, lot II, Meek I,
Wordea, j
wm. s. wordea to Jena
warranty deed, 19, lot 14, Meek II,
Worden. .
Perry F. Ehereamaa to OwaB T.
Sorrels, deed, f 10, tot 1, See. M.
August F. Stankey to C. O. WMhsr,
warranty deed, part lets I'sad 9,
block 18, Flnt addition. X
A. A. Bellman to J. F. Maatr aM
H. L. Jones, warranty dosd, t M
feet oa Mala etreet. hetac wft t
loU 6 aad , Meek 40, OtiflMl
Harry L. Joass to Ai A.
warranty deed, 19, Ms II, 11
ll. block 19. ffoeoad FatnlMr
tloa. aad WH of See. Ml M "was.
11-40-11.
a, w. Whtto to Ohss. p.
warranty deed, 111, sa M
inches of let I, Meek If,
town.
C. B. House to B: F.
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to gtva
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