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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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-ITS FUNNY WHAT A DIFFERENCE A FEW CLOTHES MAKE
Get that Royal Tailored Look
The Royal Tailors' Spring Line, embracing half a thousand newest
Spring Woolens, is here
Select now the fabric for your Easter Suit, the finest custom tailoring at
$16 to $35
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desire for really good dinner
brought so many to the cafeteria.
The dinner was a splendid one and
caused any number of favorable com
ments from the patrons. Miss Hattle
White, Miss Waive Jacobs, Miss
Verda Cosad and Miss Marjorie Mc-
Clure had charge of the dining room,
looking after the comfort of the din
ers and seeing to It that everyone was
properly cared Tor. The receipts
amounted to $14? and the expenses
will probably not exceed $12, leaving
quite a neat sum to go toward fitting
out the rest room. .
IRWIN M'DONALD
DIES IN CALIF.
PRUNIN6 HOOK USED IY CO. COURT
WAS BROTHKK OF GKO. M'DOX.
ALD OF THIS Cm AXD WAS
SPENDING WINTKK WITH HIM
AT BEACH
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Word has been received here of the
demise of Irwin McDonald, well
Known nere, at uong Beach, Cal., yes
terday morning. He was a brother of
George McDonald of this city and he
(was spending the winter with him at
( the beach when death occurred.
I Mr. McDonald's homo was in Got
itenburg, la., but he has visited here
frequently in the last four or five
Steve to PorUausd
Laton Stephens, who has been con
nected with the local branch of the
Reclamation Sorvlrp a Instrument
.n fo, -v,i . i-f. ...i years. He was 82 years old and unUl
ing for Red Bluff, where he will visit! ' weeks ago he wa atTon andthe various offices of Klamath county.
. . ... ... realtor. ....
an turner, rs. iesier ueavm. rrom uregon, win oe paid except when or-
there he will go to Portland to re-' 7 'dered by or through the county court
main. Music Store Sold ( ltseir and not otherwise.
Uio assessor of Klamath county, Ore
gon, from date hereof Is not allowed
any assistant from said court, save
and except one deputy.
That It Is hereby further ordered
that the order heretofore entered on
'the journal of the county court of
j Klamath county, Oregon, therein ap-
iiuiuuug r reu .iioney special assistant
to the offico of the prosecuting attor
ney of the econd prosecuting attorney
district. In procuring evidence, now
office of district attorney, Klamath
county, Oregon, be and the same Is
hereby revoked.
It Is hereby further ordered that
the surveyor of Klamath county, Ore
gon, be and he Is hereby allowed no
deputy from date hereof.
That It Is hereby further ordered
that none of the office supplies for
Mrs. R. Goelet, Leader in "400,"
Has Started Suit For Divorce
Last Tuesday the Klamath Falls' Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon.!
Music House passed Into the owner-! January 31, 1914. .
Tomorrow nl-h mBoo, rf h.ll '"' "' " """ "" "miracior. 1UB
"fnrTnr
Mask Ball Tomorrow
win b eir.r. hv fh m nA h "" u. r. muwh, wm re-
there promises to be a great variety . the management, tak-
of coatumes there. It Is the Intention ''nC Charge of Ahe repa,r and lunlnK !
of Hip 1oHp n n..ll ff m ,. ..iuwui. r. urem uu oeen in
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stunt at the first of its weekly Tues
day night dances in each month, and
tomorrow night's is the first.
department. Mr. Orem has been
this city for the past nine years and
has assured himself that Klamath
Falls Is a good city In which to Invest
j hfs money.
I
, S. WOHDEN.
County Judge.
GUY MERRILL.
County Commissioner.
JOHN HAGELSTE1N,
County Commissioner.
I will meet anybody's price on any-(, From MerrI
thing in my line. This means mall , ,. .. .
hi, -i, , , " "arier, a wen Known Mer-
vMun, ujv BlUVK Ui I Jtkl
order houses,
competition. 1 can buy as cheap as
anybody and maybe a little cheaper,
as I generally have the price when the
bills are due. McHattan. 2-3t. j
Hotel Arrivals
rill resident. Is In the county seat to-j
day attending to business matters
The "Premier" accident policy is a
wianer. Ask Chllcote, MS Mala at,
pbomeM.
I merely want to put you right. If
I meet anybody's price, I guess that
Is low enough for anyone, even the
lowly. This gab about me being high
priced Is pure fiction. See me for the
best. McHattan. i-ZU
I Mrs. Robert Goelet, one of a family
Winter Is
the Planning Time
Many a crop is planted
and harvested, many a
building is constructed,
around the winter fire
sides. Winter is well on its
way-spring will soon be
coming. Now is the time
to buy that piece of prop
erty at the best price.
The Klamath 1 Development Co.
1303 Main Street
Klamath Falls, Ore.
The White Pelican
C. E. Severman. Sacramente: H. M. .
.Hayden. E. W. Allison. John Stull.'
San Francisco; Mrs. M. West, Roso-j
jburg. I
i Hotel Hall
R. W. Terrell and wife, Portland; which has been famous In New York
John Hagelstein, Algoma; Ray Mer-jnd Philadelphia society for two gen.
rill, Merrill; F. E. Mlddlekauff, San orations, to say nothing of attempts
Francisco; Edna L. Strawger, Corona, ' break Into the most oxcluslvo
Cal.; E. L. Gardner, Seattle. Freuch Bocloty, has stirred people of
Sunday Edna L. Strowger, Cor
ona; R. H. Goewey, Cbas. Hamaker,
City; H. F. Stockey and wife. Pelican
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these circle by beginning suit for di
vorce against her husband. Thus
comes to light differences which, It Is
City; S. G. London. J. C. Wells SanBald' mcmbor8 'bolr " know a"
iFrancisco; ilelle Gordon, Seattle. about for more than a year. Should
tne case ie tried in puuuc, nowever,
they seldom do things like that In
Newport, where the suit was filed, it
will draw largo audiences,
Goelet is the son of Ogdon Goulot,
who left him $30,000,000 In New
The grandfather
was Peter Goelet, who had $00,000,
000 for his several sons when ho died.
The slstor of the young man Is tho
Duchess of Roxburghe, who took
about $30,000,000 to Orcat Ilritnln
when sho married Into tho nobility
Soudan Is the chief source of the
world's supply of two Important prod
ucts gum arable and Ivory. About
30 per cent of the Ivory and 1C per
?,?,' c,?! 8Um. are 8h,pped to the.Vork real estate!
u"v omiea direct. 'jne better
qualities of the gum is used abroad
by tho confectioners In making candy
and the lower grades In th mnnn.
facture of glue and mucilage.
If in doubt about your losuraace.
see Chllcote, 680 Mate at., pfaome M.
WOOD
10-Inch IJrjr Slab 4,oo
Box Factory Uloclu 98.00
Cleaning out 200 Cords 0 Dry
MMI1 WOOD
Four-foot $0.00
Slcteea-iach ,. . , .aa.OO
limt Lump Coal, ton $18.00
TERMS CASH
KLAMATH FUEL CO.,
OMce SOS Mate. O. Pertea, MftT
Phoae 1$7. Pbos
lgal Notice.
.Vntlto Inrltlng Proposal tu puirliaM
City of Klamath Falls ItrgUtcrnl
Gvnrrnl Municipal Coupon Itomb,
Sealed proposals will ha rtcalved
by the pollco Judgo of the city of
Klntfiath Falls, Oregon, until tho hour
01 S O CIOCK II. m. Of February d .
1UU, for the purchase of $50,000,00
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, gen
eral municipal registered coupon
bonds of the denomination of
11000.00 each, nuthorlsrd at nn elec '
tlon hold Nototnbor 24. 1913, for tho
construction of a city hall. Said
bonds will bear Interest at tho ralo
of six por cent, tier annum nnrf 1...
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Usiie, Inton'st pa)nblo semi-annual,
ly. Iloth principal and Interest pay
able nl tho fiscal agency of tliu state
of Oregon, In tho city of New York,
Proposals to purchase said bonds
KrstilutliMi
li' Utlltlf ttir lulrtlliim wt Utv l'uiil
imm ("iiunrll tif llip I'lljr uf KUiii
tii I'atl tu llnpmt lUgltllt
Mrrrl frvni UIi tu Hlgtt
Mtwt, lllgli Mtvri fruut t.'lgtilii
lit Mutlii lhlti Mrrvt (rum
lllitll tu l'rtirtl) l'tiMnl
Mrnl itAim Mnlli lii Ctlli
I'pliaiu hlrrrt from I'mwIk-cI lu
( . While; Wlillo Mirrt frum Up
llAIM III IMu.
, Th flty of KUmall. FolU l) Its
'Common Council rnolic.
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Si-CtUm Olic Thai. Wltcfra.. 4 ,.
Hllli.li has bovtl Dlr4 M Hit tho I'ollio
,JudK, ulciivd by mute than ten fr
tiuMojn uf lh city uf KtAinAth FaII,
wluwo protwny will tu. t:ti4 by tho
laiptimim. ut protud, which p!.
turn vta. prrtall to tho Common
Council hating for IU object tho tm
itovmt)iit uf KlKht ut (rum Main
tu llish tr-t. tltgh utrmi frum
KlKhlh lu Nltilh, Ninth street from
lllcli tu l'roKt( I'ro.trct trct
frum Ninth tu t'pliam, Upham trct
from l-fimici to White, Whltw ttrwi
frum rplmm to Delia. Including alt
(illrertluiu of itrnoU
And whervjis, tho (Tammun Council
itlrvctoi tin. city eiiKlur to prvpar.
plana and stxciDcatlotu ami rilmatr
of tho tarliiun kinds of Impruietnenta
tor.tltU. fur tho proposed liupruttt
mint of abute dnncrlbid ulrccU and
parts thurcuf. and he hating (11.4
with the Pullco Judgn fur the cumlU
nrnliutt of tho Cummnii Council plans
and i.cclncalltin and milmaten of
cot n( the proposed ImpruVement,
and IIimo hating boon duly cunild-i-rmi
by tho Common Council and
found satisfactory,
Ho 11 ri40lYnl, That tho natd plant !
and spvclflcatlons arc approred and
It Is doclilnl anil dolrnnliicd. and ilu
Coiiiriiiin Cuuucll now ujiprrsupg u'
dutormlnailou to that end lu lmpruo
said ulrwls and part Iherwif as do-'
scribed and set out heroin th oil'
inarnilant pavorncnt, I
Furthur, that tho plans, .porlflca.
Hon and valltimti's uf ih City Kn-,
KlniM.r rororlng stub proponed work 1
are to hn ikmI as n ImnU for surhj
ork, and any contract for tlm run.
strtirtioii uf inch impruvcmont shall 1
(ui based thereon, mid tho oatlmaled I
.awl uf urh ufi, and iwpruu&iti,
at nuhmltted lif tho clt) U(ten( 1;
131 l;l (J, U adopted si (U ;-.
a til" riH ut "Aid Muri. atij itatcit-
In a lit
Hcrllilll tWII Tho im tttU
-tiicii remntitttirc ur oijtSu
m bo IioahI t.ati,t laid Itafrvif
lurttl ahal) bo uu ur h(uin Vctlt
51. 1911.
Horlluil Ihtoo 'I ho tisnaiifin
w libit) hlcti tho pnuMn Km lUi
U benolttlad and I to t smaim-I i
tho rwi tho aa.14 pr0(4wc4 It3ftlf
mi-ttt. U all that pnitj ijlc i.
Jirclil tu tho aad alrrt at (if U
imprutrd and nioti.tiuc bat (tia
tho aide line-, of tald tlfcct (4 114
ronUr Of the rraptlto blovai l)tu
adjarollt tu t-l alfreta au far l l.
IUVrl,
Hc'tloti iiur- Tho nulKe 10 wj.
orty uwiicra attoctod l iil itsjn
tlldit shall Uo clton a riil(?4 I)
Iho t'hsftcr.
iiuioof Orocun,
J'mililj uf Klamath
i'Uy of Klsmaih FalU
I. A U latltl, IVlKo ivtf 'I
tho City uf KUutalh Fallt Uixt
it l hrtob altait ho furolfi la W
pruperly onrolM rupy of tb ;
tutliiti adopted by a majority of U
mombora of tho fuiiituoo Osf1
oUct. on Iho Klh day of laatt;)
1511 A I l.n,WITT
i'l.llro Judgo Uf the City of
Klamath Fall OlrtOC.
I'rcxuiitct) to Iho VUyur and by Itn
apprutod on tho 37th day of J'
r Oil
T F NtCflOUH.
Mayor of tho City of Klsmaih rm
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Wood! Wood!
Iltock Wood
te-inch llody Wood .
IC-lnch Limb Wood
4-ft. Ilody Wood
Ml. Limb Wood
l-o Onirr at
Huare irl Ntorr
Cor Hlslli ami Mala
P. C. CARLSON
Plume tun
Where Your Money Has Gone
l"oro' "'i bo accompanied by a certified
Mrs, Goelet was tho daughter nfjr'Kck, certified by somo recognized
Henry Wholcn, prominent socially responsible hank, payable to the no.
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..tu juuki; ui mini city, ror on amount
and financially In Philadelphia. Sh
Is less than 20 years of age, and Is
said by those persons who havo seen
her to bo very beautiful. The photo
hero shown is a snapshot of her.
Muring Cattle
J. L. Ileckley, tho cattleman, leaves
tomorrow for Poo Valley to move a
hunch of his cattto to Merrill. This
I IflflVP In f lift in a Ha sin ntnttnt tf
Iho lack of food In Poe Valloy, Mr,
Ileckley Is also feeding quite a bunch
of cattle at Tort Klamath.
The Herald, BOe aoatfe
To boot Klamath cosaty m
Th Herald to your Eaatera
frltAda.
Vou can't bettor the best. Some
thing now? Ypu pet. Bight-day
alarm clocks, the newest thing. Runs
and alarms for a week. They oro
$2.G0each. McHattan. 2-3t.
equal to live per cent of the amount!
my. nam bonds will bo sold for cash
paid down at tlrao of delivery and
for not less than par und accrued In-
lerest.
Knld bondH to ho dated April 1
19H. The city of Klamath Falls re
serves tho right to reject nny and all
proposals. Bald bonds are laan.rf ,nH
disposed of under the charter of tho
My of Klamath Falls. irnno..i. ...
purchaso said bonds will ho open and
connldorcd by the common council at
Mil's a-iiatnftll l. . 1 .
...w vw.,.,..,, tumnuer in the rlty of
iu.iiawi runs, Oregon, corn.r u.i..
alio necona streets, on the
of February, 1914,
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Will mil piuxtn you If you hi
an ni count al Iho r'lral Truil
and Having Hank. Voiir ban
hook will loll you how much
you had. Your checks will tH
yon Hhnt you hait spi-n oi
what for. Tho First Triutl n
Havltins Hunk accepts ncioiinU
from woiiK'ii ns woll "ic"1
lis IncrnasliiK iiumln'r of women
depositors shows thoy lir
found siirh uti nccouiit nu ""'
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FIRST TRUST and SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH HALLS, OREGON
IH)N J. .UMWALT . Pres, ,., . ,,, y,c. ,.,,,
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ITHIIOW, Hecreterr
Olh day
Today's nswi ia Tka Herald,
.... . , A' U ''KAVITT,
I'ollco Judge of the City of Klam
ath Falls, Oregon.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
January 2, 19H. l-lT-lfc
SurvcyorH and IrriKntlon Enginecrt
Klamath County Abstract Co.
ABSTRACTING
MAI'H, I'l-ANH, IILUKWIINTH, Ktc. KliAMATH VhhlM, OHKflO.V