rAOK TWO
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
MAXWELL M. LONG
Osteopathic rhyasciaa
Suite II aad 19. White Building
rtioMM
CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT COMPANY
ABSTRACTS INSURANCE
Members Oregon Association
Title Man
A. S. IOWMAN
CHIROPRACTOR
Rooms 11 aad 13
Mmt National Hank BaUdtac
Klamath Fall. Ore,
G) II. HAYDKN.
Optician
Office. Room SI 9.
Odd Fellows Building
Office and Residence, -,.. . ,
... ... . ,., Phone Ho
NW cor. 7th and Main
CLAYTON K. WHEKI Kit
Physician aad Surgeon
Osteopath
Spoadylothcmpist
(Spinal Treatment)
OBe heuse: 9 to 11:30 a. m; 2
to R p. xn.: evenings, 7 to 8
. THE KLAMATH FALLS
STEAM LAUNDRY
Gnaranteea first class work as
wall as first class service.
It yon hare occasion to make
complaint and do not get Im
mediate attention, phone
D. B. CAMPBELL
Wood! Wood!
BRAT BLOCK WOOD
Blocks from local mills
M-iaeh Body Wood ....
16-lmck Limb Wood
4-ft. Body Wood
4-ft. Limb Wood
Leave Order at
Square Deal Mere
Oss8iilhaa4Maka
P. C CARLSON
PhoMlSS
WOOD
ALL DRY WOOD
4 ft. slab wood U cord
lS-in. slab wood 93.00 cord
12-tau Slab Wood U55 $ord
4-ft Umb wood 4.00cord
IS-Ib limb wood $5.23 cord
Block wood, load $3.23
Block wood, doable load . . .4.50
KLAMATH FUEL CO., -Ossce
5SS Mala. O. Partem, Mar
Pboae 187. Pttoate S4SR
Good Living
Nothing la quite a necesaary a
the boyiag ot what one eats.
Kveryoae It tatereated in good
th'njT for the fasnily table. Tiie
kted of Groceries one bays
make the greater part of the
meal. Tbe meals oae eats are
Use greater part ot Good Living.
If jn believe la Good Living
yea'U patroalse
VAN RIPER BROS.
Pboae 85
MM. A. POTEHsJTWNKB'-
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1M swaU NnH
stefcMrika far U Herald. SO ceat
The Evening Herald
W. O. SMITH. ..... Editor
Published dally except Sunday by
The Herald Publishing Compaay ot
KUmath Falls, at 115 Fourth Streat
Knterod at the postomw at Klam
ath Falls. Oregon, for transmission
through the. malls as second-class
matter.
Subscription terms by mall to any ad
dress In the United States:
One year
One month . . ... .60
KliAMATH FALLS, . . ORBOON
WKDXKSOAY, MARCH 2Z, 1014
ANW STOP AT
KLAMATH FALLS
Weather Conditions for March
Dale Max. Mia. Weather
1 53 31 Cloudy
2 45 SO Clear
3 54 35 Clear
4..... 51 38 Cloudy
5 55 S3 Clear
6... 54 S3 Clear
7 58 31 Clear
S...... 64 33 Clear
9 64 35 Clear
10 57 34 Clear
11 63 34 Pt. Cl'dy
1J...1 59 35 Clear
13 6a SO Clear
14..., 6! 28 Clear
15 61 31 Clear
16 66 33 Clear
10 66 33 Clear
17 . 63 34 Clear
18 65 43 Clear
15 65 36 Clear
20 61 3S Clear
31 61 37 Clear
21 64 32 Clear
How Times Change
J. S. Howard, father of Medford,
ait on a box in front ot tho Economy
Meat Market, and watched with rem
iniscent eyes the first trolley In Jack
son county. Ho will ride on the first
trip. "Thirty years ago I cooked
beans on the spot where that car now
stands," said the pioneer. "Then I
little thought I would ever see a
street car there." Medtord MaMll-
Trlbune.
Jewish Women Praised
Judge Kaanaugh ot Chicago says
the women ot the Jewish race deserve
more credit than the men tor keeping
the race clean and pure and without
stain. The chief benefit of the Jew to
the country, he said, is fidelity to
ideals, and one ot these Ideals Is the
home. Divorces are rare, he said,
among Jealsh people, and It Is Jewish
womanhood that, prevents dlvorce'and
makes tho home perfect.
I There are two kinds of Insurance.
jChllcote write the kind that pays.
(I.-K Mala.
They get results Herald Want Ada.
You Have
Been
Looking
For a KoBatala Pea Uiat will
always give satisfaction one
that doesn't leak oae that baa
a pen Just adapted to your band
WHY NOT TRT
Waterman's
Ideal
Fountain Pen
FRANK M.UPP
Watchmaker aad Jeweler
B. P. Watcb Inspector
M Mai. gtraet
Low Returns on Rented Farms
GovernmentGivesInterestingStatist.es
Department of Agriculture Also Prove
Made Where There Is Livestockn Farm
Untied Press Service
WASHINGTON, U, C, March 55.
i'opular belief that the farmer who
llcs tu the city and rents his farm U
In tho class with predacious pluto
crats as gtve,n a iohtu jolt In a bullo
tin jusl Issued by the dopartatut of
agriculture, which show that the
average return trout rented farm Is
but 3 H ler cent ou the Investment.
The site of the farm seems to have no
effect ou the percentage.
The bureau ot farm management
which developed these tacts studied
several hundred farms In ludlana,
Illinois aud Iowa. States In the corn
belt Were chosen becauso they excel
almost all other regions In wealth ot
farm products, in this section mod
ern machinery, with more horses and
tuecr men, has made the farm less
tbao 100 acres an "Inefficient unit."
Further readjustment are constant-
lj- taking place tending to lessen the
number of persons needed and to In
crease the net productions of tho
farm.
The average labor Incomo ot the
farm owners operating their own
farms was 40S for the year studied,
and SS70 for the tenants. These fig
ures are obtained by deducting 5 per
cent ot the capital Investment from
thenet Income. As the tenant has a
smaller capital investment, this labor
Income is proportionately larger.
Strangely enough, the farmers
making the lowest labor Incomes are
on big farms, but they fall through
inemctent management. I'oor crops, - " , .
low prices for products sold, poor ,"" and cow peas. The selection .rirr Collret. I.M,
stock, failure to work and unused depends on the nature of tho soil, the I
ni!ni ivn ... tho main cause. Icllmnto and the rain fall. Alfalfa It "'"a Mrr ' al w collect
capital are given as the main cause ..,- .-,. rol,. on ,0....lng pagan IdoU, which I something
contributine tn the r failure. ." Kfeatesl forage crops on SOUS, ....'. ..... ..'
contributing to their failure.
The Incomo ot the farmer who owns
his farm Is In direct proportion to
his capital and the size ot his farm.
Men owning small farms often ma
terially Increase their Incomes by
renting additional land. The tenant's
Incomo Is In direct proportion to the
risk he assumes.
On tbo cash rent basis his Income la
-..,.. i .. -j i... t .'and pork making ability will be In-
greater In a good year and leas In a
poor year than when he rents on the, e
share basis. Approximately one-third
of tbe total farm expense Is for labor,
and for this reason tbe "family size"
farm Is tbe most desirable; that Is,
one which provides just a fair amount
ot work for tho farmer and his sons,
and permits tbe best use of men,
horses and machinery. .
Of tbe "crop farm," where 60 per
cent or over of the total farm receipts
D. D. D. Opens New Era
in Cure of Skin Disease
rrofeor IJudlonB cao of eczema'
was known to almuxt -vry lio.iiluil
nnJ i.hjxlclaii ut refutation tlirouchoul
the Ftnto of Comcctlcul. HI letter )-
fir.other li.teriii,ili.- d.monatrutloii ut
wbat t lclri 'uonipHthed f tho
.'Tumi e.IH U. It n, i'ttjscthtUm.
It may Uu ci i-.icrt-t to you to knov
at your llre Win? prii,ar;itloa, p.
iJ. V. l're-erlptlon ah own or lncal
celnbls v.Olu f n 1 vta covuroJ
rlth ec.enit from ira! to root when
J vuan uslnt; your rhinwllex. I eould
got no reiur. xlthouvh I triM n. tin u
eand meium, I miplii Lul tuo lit.
tl- cf t j.'ie ,'iii' n e o v k
Sc ' .. . J .4
Whitman Drug Co.,
ELY'S CREAM BALM
NOSTRILS AND HEAD-CATARRH HOES
InstanUy Clears Air Passage; You
Ureatuo Freely; Dull Headache
Ooee; Nasty Catarrhal Discharge
Stops.
Try "Ely's Cream tsalm."
Oct a small bottle anyway, Just to
try It Apply a little In the Nostrils
ind Instantly your clogged nose and
topped -up air passages of tbe bead
will open; you will breathe freely;
dullness and headache disappear. By
morning, the catarrh, cold-ln-head or
catarrhal tore throat will dlsapper.
Kiul such misery now! Oet the
.mall bottle or "Ely's Cream Balm"
at any drug store. This sweet, fra
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
nr itrlvr.l from thn .iU of train.
land the livestock farm, where tho
farmer feeds most ot hi crops. Iho'dered tumeric. 1ly were shown to
latter proved a much hotter lnvet-have no more In common wllli vtts
ment, though the fad that they were or genuine- powdered eggs than the;
Usually larger than the "crop farm".hnd with ham sandwiches or lra-
contributed something to this result. 'berry Jam.
Hut the average labor Income of the "
crop farmer who owned hi owu farm
was but 3S per farm, wherenx the
average livestock farmer under situ
lla rcondltlons had a labor Income o(
I7G0.
"l'lgs tu clover" Is more than af
figure ot speech, says the bureau off
animal Industry It's a good Invest
ment, and the pig that shared red and HUrmrr OK I'OMCK SAV TIIKV
white blossoms with tho bumblebee Is, )SK, HUT NOT OAXtlK IX
going to put more gasoline In the ' ,.,,...-......,. MimVTVl'K
farmer's runabout than a less favored T,,K "U'TM"'"! MOH.N Ti I h
rooter that never stuck Its snout out- up AI'I'l-tltAXCK
side of a pen. , '
Too often the hog Is considered at
scavenger, and hli ability to usei
wasta is res-arded as his chief value.
According to department of ngrlcul-
tural exnerts. however well ho serves'
this purpose It Is pointed out that It
will pay to give him Kood care, feed
and housing. Forage crop are espe-
dally beneficial to young growing nnl-
mats, tnougn .. . oouut.u, erert
pays io try to aeep P.p. on ,orgoj
crops alone. Hut the entire hog herd
ean.r k.0D .?? T1"'
profit by tbl method of management.
Tho crops best adapted to grating
,wlth P18 nr -Half". l'. clover.
I..,iii in it. .mwo, n-,N.-.i Mn - -
' . ..........
tare also excellent feed
hl-h in nroteln. which Is tho element
needed to balance ordinary grain
fcejg.
"Glvo the pig an honest chance to
make you money by giving him grain
feeds In their natural state." admon-
tsh experts, "and his growth, health
"Egg powder" and "egg substitute" ,
hate been branded as undesirable by
Dr. Carl Alsbcrg, chief of the bureau
of chemistry, and bo haa refused per-
tuicBiuu iur ujmiuiaciurera to uui sucn
articles on tfie market,
Chemical analysis showed that the In cultivation, 25 acre fall rye. It.
proposed "substitutes" were only'H. Smith Healty Co. 17-tf '
chacp baking powder containing a . . .. j
than onn month "-Prof. C. J. nudlong.
Houth Lyme. Conn.
Ask any drue.Ut today for V D. D.
I rewrrlntfon. Holt tell you It allay
the Itch lmtar.tlr nnd soon there am
nlKnu of cure.
Wo have httndltd
V.irg PRll Tt'f.itA it net tlm aiutrin tn
um rcmeay ior
nfcln troubl, h of alt kind.
---"-"- . i-w'..iy ivi
ftn Tr
C'mo in ur
1
ttftj ii. .!.w T T rt r.A....i.i.
ulno about I)
. - wi. , ... , ,vA.ll'iivii.
l. U, soap t.petlally
ior Under t,ln.
Wo offtr tho nrat full lze bottto
on tho iruitrahtca that unleux It loi
Ihu lull at u.i e, it lott you not a
ent.
Klamath Falls
OPENS CL0G6ED
grant balm dissolves by tbe beat of
the nostrils; penetrates and beaU the
Inflamed, swollen membrane which
lines the nose, head and throat;
clears air passages; stops nasty dis
charges and a feeling of cleansing
soothing relief cornea Immediately,
Don't lay awake tonight strug
gling for breath, with fcaad stuffed;
nostrils closed, hawklag and blowing.
Catarrh or a cold, wltk IU rawing
nose, foul mucous dropping Into tbe
throat, and raw drynett l distressing
but truly nesdleas.
Put your faith Just once In
"Ely's Cream Balm" aad your, cold
or catarrh will surety disappear.
(Paid Advert ! sat)
That Most Money
icotuldrrable excess of ground rlci fct
a tutor and colored yellow with puw
OON'I NEED DUOS
1'AltlS, March 35. 1'ref-cl of I'o
Hlco Hennlon refuted to stop Mile,
Porn from appearing In "the alto -
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, ,lt Ml w, . t
U ., w.. Krse((u ftm, mM
mU nnJ B0 mrei U) owfU
t lh. ft4 ft nU(la plc,urw or ,
ThM who M UnntM ,
,n.rw wr. illr,trU,,, ., ,lU .,.
ft aw of h umim ,,
k t aaneltut In cabaret-
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1 now 111 inv wnj oi conecuons. nor
PARISIAN
ACTORS
Is. both belngiraoth,,r' a,tn My. I more coner
Is tho element tat'vo turn'n ner attention to old
mrttts. l)ni liv la ttir.
auvo. lurninK ner attention to om
furniture, and has om very line
iCIilppomUle and Queen Anno piece.
thing George shows little Imagination
.In his taste, but has one of the Qnest
(collections of postagn stamp In the
world.
,
( Hwltserland shares with Hcotland
ho distinction of being the best edu-l
!""" "" "" " ""- "
jcated country In tho world.
Herald's Classified Advs.;
'OH KENT 1G0 aero ranch, 80 acre I
FOR SALE
KOlt SALB Pair of logging wheel,'
10 feet 4 Inches, with straight axel,!
cast hub, oak spqke and birch fcl-
lows; -alao loading gypsy attached,
. Kor sale cheap. Full particular at,
! Herald office. 2i-3t
F0K 8A,',; Ocneral purpose horse,
young, und In good condition, P,
Je, Hnnon. 21. At .91
' "anou- -1-OlS.l
FOK BAMS Lot 343, block 112, In
Mi ridtlltlnn. f!nnh nr tlm a
lit II -.. .. -. .
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iuumnn, tzi n, nicks St. Ixn An-
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LOST AND FOUND
f ",'-inrrfsVsVsnrxfuvjgis.
I LOST Saturday afternoon, between
- postofflco and ray homo on Crescent
- avonuc, n plush lap robe, black with
green stripes, w. A. Dolxell. 23-3t
LOST Cold watcn nnd fob, with frn
jtcrnlty pin marked with Initial A. U.
II II..ft... ... 1arl.i. . ii . . .
... ..ii.ii ii iu niiiiQ i-oiicnn noiei;
reward. 2a.at
Wet Wash Laundry
Wet Wash, per lb gc
Hough Dry, per II tie
WK CALL AND DKI.IVKH AND
OUARANTKi: AM, WOKK
WET WASH LAUNDRY
181 Fourth lit. Phone .
IU-otu(loii anmnlHK '' "M,,
HptH Hirst Ion irvrrl by Hie.
flty Kitglncer for Improve-1
imm of Third Street, In the City'
of Klamath I'rtlU, Oregon, ilfj
lermlitlng Hie Boundaries wlllilM'
utilrti ! Pniery lies wlilrli
in Ih HckoIIUimI mI tu Ih Amcw
tl for uili liiipruvrntvnti and
tlnlcHng tlio Piihlltatloii uf till
SaI.I IttHHtliitlim ami I tie PiwtliiM
uf NiiUkw by llio t'lly llnglnrr.
Wliorai Tim common rouncll off
Hie Mlf f KUtunlli r'alU did hprelo
ror dlr lt litleutlou to Improve
Ihlnl Ul In Urn said city from thl
nierctlii ot Main trtwl to tho ti.
vriillon of California rttl, an
lid order the City Kngltwer t jr
mre I'lan and eclflca(oi. for such
mpruvement;
And, Whereas, The said City :
lnr ha filed will, tho I'oltre Judge
or the eoiisldernltmt of the common
nmiril nliii and speelrtcatlou and
. . 1 .....1.
sllmated llvo 0t 01 sovernt Trie
tie of tho Wind of Improvement pro-
iAed for ld street, and tie same
..... ..I
how twine found satisfactory. uy
are hereby approved, and It U decided
And determined, and thn common
council hereby detertmnee to Improve
ald street within said limit by rad.
lug to lite tablUhed grade to a
vildth at Si feet, from Main lrrt tn
Cnlltornta aveuue, and hard surfacing
iald roadway 31 feet wd from Main
Hret to (Irani street with 6 Inches of
crushed rock, with an asphalt binder,
and surface valley gutters and wth
out curbing, and alto providing nc
ary dratnace-
That the plan. teiricatlon and
Mtlmnle of the City Kndneer cover
in. such work are to he ued a a
taU tor (uch work, and any contract
for such Improvement shall be bd
itiereon, and tbo estimated cost of
tilth work and lmprom)ni a sub
tinted by said en.tne-r at IT,3lt.$
1 1 adopted as the probable coil of said
"erv
iectlou 3 The time within which
cojectlan or remontrnee- my be
I e-rd against tald Improvement shall
be on or before April A, 1911
Section 3The boundarle. wltl.lu'tntioh not ec.Huc J0
which the prorty Ilea that I to be
benftted by the iirnpod Improve
meul and which I to tx aieed
therefore are as follows;
lleglnalng at the Intersection o(
Third and Main lree In the City
nt Klamath ralU, Oregun; I hen re t of providing fund to t) s fer
In an ratterly direction along the'tion of (bo coot ot Improvlsi fits,
boundary lino of Main street to the ettet from the weurlr lift ef Kit
Intersection of the buundary llne'lock avenue to lhee"trj city IJaSt
between tot 3 and 3, In. block I R, 'Including Intertecliono
of the Original Town of l.lnkvllle, ' Hald bend will be told to tk klV.
now Klamath Kails, Ore. on, run est bidder for rah. and for not Ue
nlng thence In a northerly direction than psr value and arcrued loltmt
between lot 3 and 3 and lot 6 and Karh proposal to purthu uli
1, In ald block 19, and along the bond mutt be strumnled t; t
lino between lot 3 and 3 and lot cheek for the per rent cf lb .rami
a and 7. In block T of the Officinal ot tlm iirnnn-t hhi! r.rnr.r.l fat uu
I Town of Unkville, now Ktamattt'rmponstble bank, payable to l- w
Fall. Oregon, to tho InterteCllon'tler of the undersigned I'ref-M-U
of High street; thence In an eaater-jmutt be sealed and endoried, Tr-
ly direction ?lous the Center llne'oJ to l,urch imprenrewl
of lllh trel to tho Interaction of Jllond."
Fifth street; thence northerly along The common council of said city tr
ibe center line or Fifth trl to serve the right to re)-t -&4 tai 3
tbo Intersection of Mitchell meet; 'bid and proposal to purcbw
thnnco southwKterly along the cm'1 bond.
ler line of Mitchell street to the Hald bonds will contain a pretUlM
Intersection of Mt. Whitney lrct;ilo the effect that the city fe-mUM
thence westerly along the cen' right to lako up and cntl lat
ter lino of Ml. Whitney street 'bond, upon payment at nr list
to the center line of Callfor-jlb face value thereof with irtrset
nla avrntm; thence outhw-t-llntret to date of navmeai. l W
erly along the center line of
t.aiuomia street to the lnterec
,,on "' Twldy street; thence along
the center lino of Teddy street to
the Intersection of Hecond street;
thenro southeasterly along the cen-
ter line of Becond street to the ln -
tersectlon of McKlnley street:
EXPERIENCE COUNTS
In every Hue of biulnea experience la what make emrlniry. It
I h lilt great pride that we can Iruthfnlly atale ihat Hie dlffmai
leiuirtmrnM of onr bualneasaro managed hf men of ejpeHca'
i:H-rlenrel buyers, experienced huteHers, txperiearnl rMilrr,
experlenred salesmen aad experlenrwl delirerymea all roinbla
to give you the benefit of their eBltlcnry. Ttilalc till over whra or
tiering your supplies for Hie table.
KLAMATH MEAT COMPANY
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TllfJ VKHY fiATKHT ODOR IH THK
KING OF HEARTS
FltAOHANT AND LABTINO. AK TO RRK IT.
Underwood's Pharmacy
Comer Main and 7lh itreeU, Klamath Valla, Oregon
WKDNKEDAV, MAUcil ui, U,
Ul"co "" u Hm inir utT"!
rllet treel thence oui1M.;'
Along Hit center line (.( p)tll "'
'" llileraeellon Htl, ,,'
airenf, tlieuco nortliea.ieru .,'"
110 criHvr lino of utU ' vi
lotm opposite ih , M -
n4 7 and lul. J tlli ,,
8, of the Orll UW'J
vlllo, no kubwii, K.H., 0 2'
theme suiUlifAslnri. . ,,'
between lots rt mm! Ifclll, , !',,J
a. i. mM Mark . .,.a ,;,;
ami thence nortli4utir , JT
)t beginning.
lUniluu 4 'IIib tiuti ,... .
,j iiHitrs ahull bo Kh M r.MUVb,
vulirtiter to tluhio artrciru or n i
prviement.
Htate of Oregon,
County of Klamath
City of Klamath r'alU ..
I, A I. latltl, I'oli jud( k
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v,Mi hh in? itirte -t)t itfcji.
fllllll I.M. Hlll.l.,.l t.
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council ot tho City of Kiamath fttt
"ar mwuiie jur. (, je i,
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WUnes my hand ami ! n,, i!!k
ay of March. I9U
a u i..vtrr,
'oi-o Jud,
T.i
(Hel)
CUillr iHtUiag l'nnM-,i. Iu i'Un
Uiy of KUiu.ld I'mJu ItMf,,
newt IkUHts.
Healed propos! in tit Im r-Cltjl
by the undesigned until Ui
April 13. IJII, at the hour of
o'clock p. in. of said iU t ,a,
hall In the city of Ktrau, 'li,o
sun (at which time and pUc
oat Io purchase will be u;,o4 m
comldvred), for tho purcb, el uj
3!.70 City of KUuuti, iu, tw.
jon luiproiemrnt bond rjM i
)ear liom date of ituue UHt i
rate of luterevl uut to ri"4 ,j Jw
cent per annum, Intntcn prlilia
innually. piinclpat and tej,i rj.
M,, at the ontce of the t'cnjftri
aid city or at the ncai &; etib)
Mate of Oregon, In New Vers. rrt
Clpal BUd Intereat 'iyble Is l
coin ot the United HUtr, c( XmiUt
Ha Id bond will tx littird tn l?t.
and numbered from one to
clul.
Kald bond are (mur) vaht wil.
nance No. 3I9 of the I'Ur ot KIimU
rltd, Oregon.
Hald bond are Utued for t) ru
'ml-annual connon Period. l or aftsf
one year fmm the date of utb Mt4
or bonds.
I A. !.. i.KAVITT.
1 1'ollco Judge of tho City of KUmsl
Falls, Oregon,
1 Hated at Klamath Fall, Orl
March tl, ItH. l!-l
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