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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1913)
w - , 9, PAQR TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON HATUItHAV, HKIT. IR, Will 1 t j m ' n t 7 IS r. If .atl !- , '"A u ' ' ' V !R . F' -5J m v ' n V: Ma 'v'HWi Guide Mm y?f HOUSTON'S "V- OPERA HOUSE DARK STAR THEATER 9 , CltUtUi AND DA1UU0II SraVX " Presenting; tlie Comedr Sketch SeK"1 '"TMK LAWYKU'8 PAY OKK" SKp., "Ilrolhrr anil Hlster," f)t?r ' Victor Drain IL "The Awakening of I'aplta," U" Kestor Western I "Ikillr ami the llurglar," I Comedy Drama j "To llrnu and lUck,' I Comedy E COMI.M1 MUMMY HAMILTON jl t. " 1IKAX BJjfS ADMISSION' 10c aad 03c J. TEMPLE THEATER hS ' , MATl'HDAY V; Palhe Weekly , , ". Current Evente - "In the tJarOm," 4 ' KdUoa Drama j! "Mr Lartj of Idleness," ' VIU(raib Comedy i' The Mirror," H v Ulograph Drama HU.MIAY The Forbidden Way," To-lteel Kssansy Kestur Coming of Angrlar," Ulograph Drama "The Troublesome Daughters," Vltagraph Comedy MAT1NKK DAILY AT 3s ALL LICK.NBKD PICTURES PROFESSIONAL CARDS MAXWELL M. LONG Osteopathic Physirlaa Suite 18 and It, White. Building rtioncM CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY AIWTIUCTS INSURANCE Member Oregon AaioclaUon Title Men O. E. WILLEY, Room 330, Odd Fellows Building Attorney at Late EMPLOYMENT Call up COM8TOCK8, phona 90, If yon want any kind of HELP Itegltter at the COMBTOCK If you want employment WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! Oreen Blab, ltUacb 9130 Dry Hlab, ie-lawh 9SJU lllork Wood 9S.2.1 Block Wood, doablo loa4.MM Nut Coal, tost tsUO KLAMATH FUEL CO., (on tho hill, asc extra) OMce BOO Mala. O. Peyton, Mgr Phone 117. I'dom S4SR Farm Lands A Few Choice Farms at Re- duced Prices and Easy Terms Newton farm, 9 miles from town, 80 acres, all In alfalfa and grain. Good house and barn. Price $8,000, one-tlilrd down. ISO acres on Lost River, 10 mile from' town, all In grain, two good spring on place. Tills one at 990.00 an acre, l-S down. 480 acre In Poe Valley, 140 acres In grain; houie, barn, gralnsry, windmill, good water. 910 an acre, easy terms. 16 acres two mile from town; house, barn, chicken houiei; a good one-man proportion. Modern t-room bouie, lot 41 Hx 1C ft; 8th and High it, ,100, 9400 down, 980 per CHAS. S. SPINNING I lit B. ) aH. Pnoat 49 i jJ0WWtm0W0AAAA The Evening Herald V. O. SMITH, . . Editor Published dallr oicept Sunday br The Herald Publishing Company o( Klamath Fall, at US Fourth Strt Kntered at the poitofflc at Klam ath Falti, Oregon, for trammlttlon through the malli ai cond-cls matter. Subscription terroe by mall to any ad- dros In the United State: One rear 15.00 One month BO KI.AMATII I'ALIJt, . . OREGON SATURDAY, HKPT. lit, 1UI3 iVrmthcr Conditions for September Dato Max. Mln. Weather 1 77 47 Ft. Cl'dy J 76 4$ Pt. Cl'dy 3 61 BO Cloudy 4 74 SI It. Cl'dy S 73 43 Clear 6 ......75 46 Clear 7 84 50 Clear S 8 J S3 Clear 9 66 35 Clear 10 74 43 Clear 11 10 50 Clear 13 37 51 Clear News ot OvNeighbors 'lli IT 'jowlp and Program, ot Nearby Communities aa Chroakled In the Press. Cant Shoo 'Km On Mr. and Mr. II. (3. Staffer of Can ada are In Medford aa forerunner to a colon) of fifty fatulllet, looking for a home. So Impressed are they with Itogue niter Valley that Mr. Staffer believe bo cau Influence other fatal lie ot the colony to move here. He ay that tlila tectlon offer more op portunities to the man wishing a mall ranch than any place be haa Mailed In the I'nlted State. Mr, Staffer haa Investigated many place lu the (tat before he found a place that aulted him. In the Wil lamette Valley he heard on all aide the report that Rogue River Valley had gone to the bow-wow, but being a man that likes to tee tor himself be decided to Investigate. He found the ortbardltt prosperous with a million dollar crop, and incidentally, what he believe the flnet climate In the world. Medford Sun. Xo "Lawr'a Ilelay" William Carry. 37 years old. In tha employ of Charles Colby on Crooked River, about tvnlv mllj. , !... of Prlnevllle, early Friday morning jt a match to two atack of hay be longing to Jamea Cram, a neighbor. ICOnilttlnr Of about ssvenlr Inn, . --.-.-. SVHV, , worth 700 and which wan a total; loll. Kicellftfit wnr&f on th n jstmlff Hiking resulted In an Indict-1 I merit and m. tilfi nt atiiii u ..-1 .ccurt from the defendant within thlr-i ,-,& uuurs oi toe crime.iiena liui ,tetln. ,o Sportsmen, Anyhow Some week ago the Record man. jtlomd the fact that a beautiful doe (deer was making her home In the park above the lower Intake, and that she was btrnmlnr .r tam Mt- .standing on the hillside beside the' road and observing atranger aa they 'pasitd. Recently she baa grown ao gentle that many person have ap- nrnsehj.il In wIlKIn &H. .. . t. One day the past week flame Warden (Hubbard found her lying near the upper pipe line with four bullet hole inrough her body. The wretch or wretches who committed the crime should be tarred and feathered- -Aih. land Record. Bo Re It This being a free country, any clt Izen who care to do so may walk across the continent, ride a motor. 'cycle or travel around the world In thlrty-slx daya. Rut he ratiit not ex- pect buiy citizen to tton and an. i . ' r 'plaud. Summit Lookout. Hon. W. I. Vawter. of Medford. Ore., a banker, who served a chair 'man on Insurance committee In tha lOregon Legiilature, ay, "I have ac cented the New Standard Pnllev la. 'sued by The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York for 140, 000,00, making my total Insurance In ,11111 company vso.ooo.oo. I consider ,.(- .U- t A 1 . .tins ins uesi poucy ever iiiuea, a it jglve a cash dividend every year, thus reducing the annual premium, and fttrnlahlng Insurance at actual coat" F, M. PRIEST, Agnt. FOR RENT Five-room modem bouaei Two four-room modern bonaeoi Houses at Blilpplaujtoa. ELMER L. FRENCH 18ID Mala Ht. I.. 7TT. . - lljr MAHUAItKt MASON (Written (or the United Pre) When you've purchased your fall ilothes. If Father' working yvt. And Iota of linen gel. Table damask, towel, too, Sheetx, and one belt bet (What matter If the child neede hov) A flirt luncheon net. NKW YORK, 8pt. 13. Ktery wo man know that restocking her linen helres and dudelng up her house In a lot of monegramed iheets nnd tiiHvls, pillow cae, tablecloth and napkins I the next bet thing In nicking herself In n comple no out fit of sheer nnd lack lingerie. For tunately for the thrifty housewife fashions In household linens are not su fickle and fleeting a In personal. Kten so, the florid designs ot our grandmothers' tableclotea are In the orst possible taste today, and the degree to wbUh a bath towel has evo- luted Into (. thing ot beauty aa well as a utilitarian proposition would widen her old eye with amasa- ment not unmixed with disapproval, Quite the most charming delgn In table damaak for the up-to-date hoe tee are noticeable tor their simplici ty. A perfectly plain cloth with nap kin to match ha for design merely a broad aatln band for a border. Of course such smart severity call for elaborately embroidered monogram. For the very large napkins these are prettiest done In the center of the nnpkln. but In the ordinary dinner lie the munogramed corner I equal- G. A. R. Will Visit Field at Chicamauga United Press Ssrvlce t'HATTANOOaA, Tenn.. 8ept. 13. Veterans of the Orand Army ot tho l.'epubllc from nearby point are gath ering here today for the annual re union. This I the first lime the reunion! her ever been held to far south, nnd because the veteran will have at op portunity to vltlt the scenes ot the fjinoui battlefields of Mlstonry If'dge, Lookout Mountain and Chlca-i uaugua, an unusual number art ei-i cted to be on hand when tin forty-1 DON J. ZUMWAI.T, Pre. K. L UUIlll, Vice Pre, and Treas. HKtVr K. WmOlOW, BecreUry Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers Klamath County Abstract Co. ABSTRACTING MAPH, PLAN 8, IILUKPRITH, Ktc. KUMATH KAI.IJt, OltKOON COMPLKTU VltrWII HTOCK OF PETERS LOADED SHELLS and CARTRIDGES Peters Hhella have hod more First Prizes at lllg Hhouta than any other Hhell, Darling Hardware Company OPPOSITE WHITK PKLICA.V HOTKL .(Rent Falrbankka Morse Co. Knglnes, Puiiim and Windmill KLAMATH Mala St., bet. Seventh and Blghta. I) attractive. An Inch ntnl n half immogrnm on tho napkin and a ihrwtnch tm the ilotli I ths but iTIitw lelter In irlt mnkn n very .roihI mouogrniu, but the newest I a lumvetillonnl nrratigeineul of three j block letter In a square or triangle I A striped cloth with a floral border 'la effective, or one with a plain ren tier with a floral border 1 pretty In 'either n round, square or long ban 'quel cloth The tenter of the new ilnths am all either striped or plain, however, nnd an nll-oer design istamps them Immediately n being of 'an earlier vintage than 1913 For breakfast atid luncheon cloths 'the colored damask Is coming again to the tore like delicate tinted ghost of the old red table cloth tn blue, I pink or yellow, they are quaint and attractive, with china to match The run lid cloth its well a the napkin are scalloped around the edge. t The assortment ot luncheon set I .so Irrefutably fascinating aa to tempt even the tlghtet of shopper The elaborate filet and eyelet set are 'priced way up In three figures, ot , course, but stunning one nf hand embroldery with Intel of cluny and cluny edging are quite witnin touch. If one Isn't too touchy. Quality, durability, beauty and smartness are all four united, how iter. In a plain hand scalloped linen set with hand scalloped napklna to match, each piece marked with a new square monogram Chinese linen for luncheon set are steadily gaining aa favorite Just "now, and the heavy embroidery on t tenth encampineut formally Is op ined next Monday United I'res Hirvlco I'llll.ADKI.l'IIIA. Hept. 13 To at tend tho second reunion ot the II A. It to be held south ot the Maion and Dixon line, 100 veteran of Philadel phia left thl afternoon for the en campment which open at Chatta nooga Monday The Phlladilphlan will meet other Pennsylvania dele gation In Washington tomorrow ev Ing. PHONOGRAPHS VICTOR, EDISON AND COLUMBIA All the Newest Records. Com In and we will play some of the late , ones for you FALLS MUSIC HOUSE R. MADSEN, Proprietor the grass Illicit la most nttriullt" Itiexpvnsho tut ot the blue mid tthlte Japanese) toweling lire itrtlitlo with a servlco of the quiiltil blue and while t'jutuii ware. Hugo bath towel of torruguted tirrl-tloth, scalloped In delll blue with a three-Inch aqunre monogram In the same rolor. ate beautiful, and will trim )uur lath rack Simply de signed damask border In brir-a-brac faro tow Is are to b desired with the edges either hand srallopid or hem stitched An Kiuplro wreath design I most adaptable it offering a Ailing ettlng for the monogram or single Initial. The adorable Utile aurst towel nf ,trlped damask offer an unlimited field for tho arllttlc and Incrntoua embroiderer They are charming In deed when marked with thrro letter In cross stitch Kadi letter of old blue Is broken by a tlnv nosegay of pink rosebud and (reel, leaves A coronet of the same design and color oter the three letter add to tfct qualm rhurm fro. stitch Initial Ion the larger face towel In one or three tone are alto most alluring Sheet are traditionally best ot linen, but from n practical aide the present day lady of the home, Iran toward a flue Imported muilln a le. prone to mils, and also as lest ilammy to a chilled toolale Hand scalloped sheet with a three luch monogram are moat effective, but those that are hemstllrhrd and mnnogramrd to match the theet The 'linen rates, however, am nrferalit jevrn though the sheets be muilln FOR SALE A 20-Foot Speed Launch Kqutpped with a 13 horse power, 4.cycl engine; built of beat cedar plank, with bent oak rib llullt for spesd and en durance. Mechanical control designed for ease and aafety, Apply United Iron Works Good Land I aluay the chrart In Hut md. jl'uor land I dear at any price. I .make u aieelalty of desirable fari.i 'lands, and ahall be pleased to ihoti you the country. lUIng familiar ttlih 1 1 lie Klainatli Itasln and havlnif tarl,. Hies for shotting Hie land, I nm In a position to serve you. , CHILCOTE c ligation, 1)3.1 Main Ht. Phone 60 We Owe You First - class Goods; the best possible service, and courteous treatment You Owe Yourself The habit of taking ad vantage of the best place to buy GROCERIES Fresh Fruits and Vegetables VAN RIPER BROS. Phone 99 la It la lag Hsraldf It'g right, then. You may And It la the Wait Columns In Announcing the Opening of Our New Paint and Wall paper Establishment We take both pride and pleasure in stating that we are showing the very newest tints and patterns in wallpaper. Our facilities for doing your paper hanging and painting are such that guarantee you perfect sat isfaction. BROWN BROS. phem: 7.1 BURGLARS CAN OPEN A SAFE FIRST TRUST M2 SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON YOU WILL ENJOY A feeling of ntltlctl security if you take your triji in one of our rent cars RELIAHL1S DRIVERS AUTO TRIPS TO ALL POINTS OF INTEREST J. W. BAILE, .Mmmtd-r Unit t"iili Department Plump 10(1 '&j ,t2; 7&..4fc Ictus SUflpfy your Vbc&ton feeds J, ii. ni.txnnw, prop. HirrtlhliiK for Ihr Niiiiniirr ('amp. llrlHri-n tllli nml 7lh, on Main thi: titi.v Hnmi: sasasaaaasBaB..iV..1M sjssssssj.wam.msi (sBsaassiass d..i Prompt Service Reasonable Prices I I W.O.SmithPrintingCo. I I Good Printing I 'I I I Fourth St., between Main and Klamath I ltrj.1!, Mtl, HTIIKirr tlf the ordinary kind with rldle uloui eair They very seldom ram to tackle burglar proof vaults like thole In the Klrst trust anil Havings Hank. Ths ! man, therefore, Mill open an account there, ami thus put hi money where It I beyond the reach of burglar The Us )iiii have the less you ran af ford to lose It, CENTRAL GARAGE 'SaiJaW J WM
