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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Millinery Ready for Easter
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We have exceeded all our past efforts in supplying the ladies of Klamath
Falls with the choicest and largest selection of Millinery for the Easter trade.
The styles this season are much more becoming than ever before, and
our prices are so reasonable that there is no reason why every woman
in Klamath Falls should not be happy on Easter by owning one of
the delightful new creations.
Stilts Dry Goods Company
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CITY HALL PLANS IREC06NIZE THIS ""
open to public; association
ARCHITECT VEGHTE WIIX SOON
MAKE A PERSPECTIVE DRAW
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tiring has been lately Introduced.
i The heaviest obtainable typo of uu-
tomobllo trucks that can carry aev-
' cral tons of provisions, arms, atnmu-
IIOTH DELEGATES FROM THE nm0n, etc, have added much to tho
KLAMATH SFOKTSMEX ASSO-Ped w'h which supplies, and conse
quently troops, can bo moved over-
Town Topics
.Mill Addition Dance.
A social danco will bo gtvu
Mills Addition hall Friday night.
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CIATION ARE PLACED ON COM.
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MITTEES AT STATE .MEET
Some lime this week. Earl B.
Yeghte. architect, expects to finish a
perspective of the new city hall and
"place it In the window of the K. K. K.
8tore. Mr. Yeghte has the plans com
pleted, and these are open to the pub
lic at his office In the First Trust and
Savings bank building.
The plans are for a building to cest:
$30,000. There are to be full base
ment, two stories and a tower, in all
seventy feet high.
The basement and foundation are
to be of concrete, the front of pressed
brick and artificial stone and concrete
fluted columns, and the Interior of
wood. Heating plant, vacuum sys-
Klamath County and the Klamath
Sportsmen's Association were proper
ly recognlicd at the convention held
Monday in Portland for the organlxa
tlno of the Oregon Sportsmen's
League, as both delegates from the
local organization were given places
on committees.
C F. Stone was selected as chair
man of the committee on constitution
and by-laws, while C. M. Ramsby was
given a place on the committee on
names.
China's famous Iron mine, the
Tnvivh thn fnrnmrMt In thn Fur East.
tern of cleaning, and other modern R .p,,, notablo for lne caae wlUl
conveniences are provided for.
The basement is to be used as the
jail, with provisions for men and wo
men prisoners, heating plant, storage
vault, etc. In the first floor there is
shelter for the fire department appar
atus, living quarters for the fire chief
and office for the city attorney, street
commissioner, city engineer and the
chief of police.
The office of the police Judge and
city treasurer and the council cham
ber will be located on the second floor.
Here also will be a club room for the
members of the fire department, be
sides the mayor's office, a private
office for committee sessions, etc.
Sleeping quarters for the fire de-i
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which It is worked. It stands peer
less in the world In this respect, exca
vation requiring no machine power.
It has been figured that no less
than 50,000 birds are killed annually
in England alone by dashing them
selves Into lighthouses during night
flights.
Iamdry to Open
After a delay of several weeks, the
balance of the machinery for the
Superior Laundry will arrive within
a lew days. Alter such time we win
be able to furnish first class work and
service. The date of opening wilt bo
partment are to be In a floor aboue! announced in a few days.
this one, with windows opening on the;
root. i
18-3t
land. These trucks are capable of
making twenty miles an hour under
adverse conditions, and over smooth,
level roads, could possibly make
thirty miles an hour If such speed
worn necessary.
In From Tale Lake.
George K. llradnack, wtiu has a
homestead Just over tho lino near
Tulo Laky. Is hero attending to busi
ness matters.
Itlll at Htar is Mood.
One of the boat acta that lias ap-J
pen red at the Star theater thu winter
Motorcycles havo been furnished. !and n splendid program of wild itnl-
and the have greatly shortened the nml films is tho offering at the Htar
time required for establishing wire-'theater tonight. Clark & La Voru
less camps, signal service camps and! have an act that Is brimful of clean.
caring for aviators and aeroplanes.
The army at present Is sadly lack
ing In field artillery batteries, that be
ing its most striking deficiency, but
on the other hand the signal corps is
far In advance of other armies, as
here will be found every one of the
very latest discoveries in
bright humor, and It keeps the homo
In roars.
TRANSFERS OK
REAL ESTATE
Chart K. Wordeu el al to M
Mouno. warranty dtwd, lot St, 23,
block 33, Second addition.
Tho Klamath Development compa
ny to Charlua O. Notsky, deed, ItO.i
lot 6, block 33, Hot Springs nddttlun
News ol Our Neighbors
VloMip MMtl Progrvaa uf Near
t'uuiuiuaitie aa ChroakUd
In the I'i
Flrr Drill nWorr-
Thn tulun uf nr drlnlU lit the
Theater Guide!
I Educational
f lV rW Itef or We .
Hart Tllrr HuW Comedr
Tht! tint lep In a gigantic lumber i
ltecrpllon for New Member.
There were about 150 prrxeiit at
tho Christian church last night to ex
tend the hand of welcome to tho new
wireless converts that cathe Into the church
telegraphy, telephony and telegraphy. Idurlng the I'utman meetings. There
Our battleships along tho Gulf! program carrlod out, but
coant could effect a perfect blockade
Housekeeping rooms, near bridge.
FOR LEASE
For 1914 Season
40 ACRES POTATO LAND
ONE MILE FROM MAIN STREET.
30 ACRES GRAIN LAND
ONB MILE FROM MAIN STREET.
80 ACRES GRAIN and POTATOES
8 H MILES FR03I MAIN STREET
8 ACRES FOR PASTURE
. ONE MILE FROM MAIN STREET
4 ACRES FOR PASTURE
HALF MILK FROM MAIN STREET
2 GOOD BARNS .
TABLE ROOM FOR SO HORSsW, IN CITV
See Us Early
lie Klamath Derdopuettf Co.
""' 1303 Main Street
Klamath Fall, Ore.
of every port within twenty-four
hours.
The troops now stationed here and
other points In Texas could be gotten
to any section of the Texas border
within less than twenty-four hours,
whllo those sent out from here for
Mexican Gulf porta on the transports
would reach their destination any
where from thirty-six to sixty hours
after embarking.
The largo army transports now in
Galveston harbor can accommodate
an average of 3,000 men each, carry
ing on board rations for eighteen days
and they are already stored with
these necessary rations.
On the whole, the land fighting
(force of the United States today, while
somewhat small, is admittedly the
flower of all armed bodies ever raised
by this country. "With militiamen to
tho number of 122,000 ready for call,
and countless thousands of volunteers
available, all the men necessary could
be sent into the field trlthin six
months, in prime condition, and ready
for lighting against tho best trained
soldiers of any country.
during the evening there cro piano
selections and vocal solo, and many
short- speeches suitable to tho occa
sion. Professor Dunbar presented
those who came by primary obedience
with an appropriate certificate of bap
tism. Refreshments were served by
the ladles of tho church.
Cannery In Sight
Tho committee having In chargo
tho Investigation of the cannery prop
osition of R. D. Iloko of Central
Point, report that tbero Is enough
ncreago signed up In tomatoes, etc.,
and that the banks of the city will
take up at once the matter of financ
ing the proposition, Medford Sun.
...... i c w .i .. .t ... it..,.. schools was prawn litis rooming at
Wilt am 8. Wordeu et ux lo Henry m , .. t...ii
;. ,,ros,.., warranty Is!. III. 1 u ' " - " ' "
T.nK;maI.v.topmentc,.m,.a.,7;,,,ltM,; " "
ny to Mrs. O. B. Wnvtlle. warranty ,"' """ " ,,
..i .in it ?n mi. t ittiir.uid'c""" tr rlus Urm and iat:lt-
ddltlon ' ' ment, for smoko tilled Ibt. building.)
Ohrl K. Wordrn rl ux tu W. W.""; WWr, wry cool and
Alldrtnlgo et al. lots 7 and S. block collrclrd. They furm In tiu id
3 . Second addition. , w"h l ,,,0M,1 ""' ' j
..... w if . ... m jSm-l The Dallas Chronicle.
11. Heed .warranty deed, 110, half In-'
torest In SWU SW'U. Sec. I; KV ,
SU. Sec. 3: Wt4 Stt'U, SBU NW
"-. aAaa itul Lai ai SM M II M ll a l(l(W
II. S. (Irlenby el u to JixMiph Snjlthjwhrn tho Hart tract of 00o cr
warranty deed. 110, BJ4 WVt, Hnjnrar liuitu Falls wa sold to 0b
3S.3S-1 1 4. I brother of Kau Claire. WU . and
Klamath Korporatlon to ArltnWor-jI'ortland, Ori. Th dtl has btn
rell, deed, 10, lots 15 and 1C, block I pending fur ior.ui time, and It Is prub.
210, Mills Second addition. jahlo that tho HsrkueM tract of about
Slol rnmnboll ri ux to Kthel CamtxMhe amp area will be transferred In
bell, warranty deed. 1 10, half Inter-J the nir futtirw. tlm tter future. Al
eut In 8WU 8WU Sec. 31-39-9. though mi prlco for tho Hart iracij
Unltini atm to Kdmund V. Oow.,was madn public. It I ontlmaled all
en, patent. KM NW.8ec. 10-337-10 I HO.000, Medford Sun,
Jim Walter lo William Vldlct. war-j
ninty deed. 11. 8J4 SBU NWVl, Be.i Ouin$( Up .
1-37-H. Tho tirl conslgruwol of brick j
Fannie Turpln to Richard Dixon, (f0m tho Jackionvllle kiln for tho I
warranty deed, $10, 8V NBU and nw Klks" Templn on North Central
WS SKVi.Bec. 28;NWH NK 4 . Sec. Bvenui arrived ytcnUy afternoon.
35-38-11. and am bolne hauled to thn crnund.
Tho Klamath Development corapa- 'flu- work of laying the brick will be-
ny to 1). Ilarnard. warranty deed, 110. K nesi ircek.-Medfor.l Mall-Trlb-
lots 1, 2, 3, 4. 5 and ft, block CC, uiuv
Lakcvlo waddltlon. 'i
Charles R. Wordfn et ux to Sam Kunrtin Arirr ilm llr
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
"MIHMOUUI (Ultl."
HAlunUy ami 8uu.t; Mtu
Mart It 'Jl ami '21
STAR THEATER
ci.AitK ami u t:iu:
A lUt f IrUti c..ilr
InlrMtWikUwf AfrUa."
Two HtaCulKr itral
Tim Ikw ladtutry."
NT A It TIIIUTKIt liitt'lUMTtU
ADMUIION, lu ad ts
TEMPLE THEATER
A lMWr of Mm."
I.UblR Two-tel Fealiir
If. Him. Cowntry."
Kauay Comrdr
Tamlag ('apid,"
VllSgraph Coord)
MATt.VKtt DAILY AT III
ALL MC'KNNKU I'ICTCIU
Tho tneollng of thn student of the
Use Tour Dictionary every Day
Writing an article entitled 'Treas
ure In Books" In April Woman's
Home Companion. Laura Spencer Por
ter gives the following excellent ad
vice about tho advantages to be gain
ed from the study of werds:
"The study of werds: It may sound
to you a dry thing, yet I promise you
it is not, very far from it.
"And this brings mo to suggest
that the habit of one of tho great
writers of studying carefully from a
good dictionary each day is ono from
which wo might alt of us get a good
deal of profit. Or, take a good book
of synonyms, for Instance, and learn
from It each day Ave words somewhat1
similar, comparing and weighing care
fully the meanings nnd values of
them. Notice tho degrees of force In
the follewing: To dislike, to hate, to
loathe, to detest, to abhor each not
t-uck Ik a little stronger, higher, wo
might 8uy, like an ascending cresendo
scale, Ko, to instruct, to teach, to ed
ucate are each quite different in
meaning with great nicety of dlfTor-
ence. So, rebuke, reorimahd. cn.
sure, blame, are all of one color, but
of how different shades of meaning.
so, too, misfortune calamity, disaster;
so, weak, feeble, decrepit; and what
delicate difference betweea fame and
renown, or feminine and wonaaly
and womanish."
Wireless telegraphy Is being suc
cessfully mado use of In surveying
such countries as the Belgian Congo,
Sudan, and similar Inarresslblo places
You Have
Been
Looking
For u Fountain l'ea that will
always give satisfaction one
tlutt doesn't leak one that has
a pen Just adopted to your hand
WIIV NOT TRV
Waterman's
Ideal
Fountain Pen
FRANK M.UPP
, Watchmaker and Jeweler
8. 1. Watch iMfkKtor
48S Mata Mm
Kvnns, warranty deed, $10, lot 3,'
uiock , Boconn aaauion. narv .-,,, . .. ., , ,.
Sam Evans to decree Watt, war-' .
.j ... i . -1.1 t. i o icoiran swai-ine-ny campaign ws
ranty deed, 10. lot 3. block 36. Sec ,,,.,,, MtetmutuU Tn Foirh ,,,,
ond addition. .Sixth and Seventh grades of lh, I'at-
Oregon Inland Development com- ,... ., , , ,, , .
pany to J. K. Odoy. warranty deed, lot " , chv," f" tMr M"1,w,,
18. block 20, Orlndalo. !f" ?, 1'" "Wp" ,.h1. ''""T "" "
v.' .... .....Ht iiiuii'iihh ami n-
Tho Klamath Dovolopmenl cornpa
ny to Harry I., llruco, warranty doed,
(10, lot f), block 30, Hot Springs ad
dition. Klamath Falls Meat company to C.
II. Crlxlor ot al, warranty deed, $10,
lot 8, block 84, Klamath addition.
Frank O. Ilutler et ux to Hello
Hyon, warranty deed, 1050, lot 1,
block 2, llutlur's addition to Fort
Klamath.
. IiTe Kugeno sewer syotem Is to bo
rebuilt In the next four years.
Fifty Dollar lie ward
Notlco Is hereby given that tho
Klamath Hportsmon's Association will
pay C0 reward for the arrest and
conviction of tho pemon steading
"Hud," a dog belonging to J, K. Dai-
lard. Descriptien: lilack Alrodalo.
long bushy hair mixed with gray,
short tall, long hair dinned from
face, wears collar with brass buttons
nrd brass bucklo.
All members of tho association are
reiji'cstcd to keep a watch for dog
or above description and report to the
assorlutlon.
CHAS. I. nOBERTfl,
17-3t President.
lectlve clean-up In thn blulory of the
city, Kugeno Cuard.
Xrw IhntriMK luliHtuf
Madam (larouttnot Hia i'ru
cUco, a teacher of alt th tf
no rt dancr. Including lit
tango, will arrive In KUtratX
Falls Thursday evonloc, U
19th. A largo cU U Uxir
nlgnlrlml their Intention of IB
proving this opportunity '
coming familiar with lhl prt
ent popular amusement. MJ
(Uroutte will remain In KUrt
th Falls Indeflnltelr. nl vM
give notice through the ppw
aftur her arrival here wheosa
where ahn will nrnle
classes.
EVERY DOLLAR PLANTED
Im the Having lUnk IU
Into nmrnf more In a f" I-
Tlirm am no failure lo I
rrrasr In tlm Mlng hsk
Mrh on tniuU and also"1
tio oilier In Inrrm" & '
tlply. .It mh show yna
trr HiNlrrlnlly lnrreer
kit Imk.
FIRST TRUSTED SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH PALLS, OREOON
Dancing
Private or clans Instructions, In
cluding all tho popular dances, For
Information call Mr. Freed, at tho
White I'ellcan hotel, Hours 10 to 12,
2 to 5, 7 to 0, lC-6t
Accurate Information about the
Klamath Basin. 8ee Chllcoto, SIM
Mala.
IMN J. '.UMWAIT, I'rea. H. N. HUBU, Vk I'rra. tlHt'
IIKRT R. WITMROW,
Surveyor! and Irrigation lagiiMtri
Klamath County Abstract Co.
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