The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 30, 1914, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextVt FASMFOC THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, MAHCR So, ,u w,l,,ll',7iiii "-' " " '"''" """ ' " "" " ' "' " ws nsw imm jsssssss WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? gar ?' We'll guarantee to take ten yeart off any man's back if hell let us put a Royal-Tailored-to-Order Suit on that back. We'll guarantee to make forty years look like twenty-five, and fifty lcc!: like thirty. "Get That Royal Tailored Look!" Plenty of time now to leisurely order your Easter Togs. Set the delivery date for any day you desire. We'll do the rest: Prices, $16 to $35 K. K. STORE, LEADING CLOTHIERS Kmijjwi 1 1 mlr ft sn las nt mt run (Continued from page 1) 'cry year alone tho road, and In the Wt4TW V UMV tS BJttVUI Wt VSVM4. V can be established that will reduce the danger of Are to a minimum. I hsTe In this manner cleared the road . 1 M k. t 'on both sides from headauarters lo- proTJded with a little power for such ward the ,ake t0 a dutance or about a things aa tawa and lathe. mlto and haTC carefully trimmed the "We need more tools, that will trees, which not only adds'a degre probably be secured as they are need- or safety, but greatly beautifies the cd, but also we need a modern, well-'park." equipped woodworking shop, black- smith shop and power provided for ' . thesn. ' "But two temporary rangers are al lowed during the season, one of whom . Is constantly employed in Issuing! licenses and erglsterlng visitors, so (Masonic Mcetiag. that one man must patrol the enUre wbrk ln u,e Tniro; degrce WU park. Thea Is it strange that there Is a feature of tonight's meeting of alwaya a report currant that deer are Klamath Lodge No. 77, A. F. ft A. M. slaagntered by poachers, who need only keep track of the ranger to carry View of the Completed Gatun Locks Town Topics ob their nefarious practices with per-,"0" From Soth fert impunity? , Mr nd Mrs- John cuts, who have 'This entire matter could be satis- been wintering in California, return-' factorily handled by creating a game,ed to Klamath Sunday evening. t preserve, to embrace sot only the1 , park, but all that portion-of the for- McHattaa Back. ' est reserve on the north to township) Th,d McIutUn hM retUrned from 26. and on ttowtto range 1. Wll- a week.6 nJom ,R R R,vcr Lunette meridian, then giving to Ulvalley. Just such protection as Is now afford- ed to other game preserves of a slm- ... liar character. w t3a "" "Th trail to the lake was In very Indian Agent Kdson Watson is back bad ahaps. and required a great deal 'from Portland, where he was called to of work, which was given It. At an '""end to business matters. expense of probably $200 certain i rocks can be removed from the trail, ,fio'BK to California. so that burros can pass over It. ln ' D. Mabeu and wife will leave In the which case the Craterake company morning for Watsonvtlle, Calif., to be' will keep these little animals at Cra-lsone until October. During his ab-' ter Lake Lodge for the use of guests. 'sence E. M. Chflcote will look after, "Vast quantities of dead and down Mr. Maheu's business Interests here. Umber encumber the grounds of the park, affording dangerous inflamma- J. P. McClory, prestdent of North ble material for spreading Are and 'Dakota's commission to the Panama- gssssssssssssssssssPfssssssssssssssssssssssssssssW'fsi wf Vgsssssssssssssssssssssssfe'r , ePCbF MV rkssslBglssssssPrTllKlSvglssssssssw-ssssssss mB&& W ? m Wmmm hv!U MM imwMhMjiiK iMJjflK bV IHtgllH ' BBBBBBBBBBBBBBwlliPlHK jrMM HHLJsDU 'fc'm gSBBBsfsBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBVi . BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBslEgSBBBBBBBBBBsBfrTif iflgV 1 1 1 gSBBBBBBsV 'BBBBBBBBBsB nSmes'TwimlWm'imMX gsssssssHg-'-gssH lisssssssssssssVI: -M'El Heard on the K.C.H.S. Campus Ham Ktraiu, pdltor of tho North wrlru, ailitrre'l lh Un!rltl hi chawl tlil morntne. ami Aituouncvd Hip -rrulL u( iho KrrlituAn ! lu th .S"orthwriicfu toiiiMi. The M rt iHTi-tttafio , ml 46, with a cla attract) nf 13 Si i It? IMwIn Cot did a ItUlo rtfrltiiol I UK lu tho elirmlry rixim this slinr noon with a eo u( Kold'hcarlug quartt. llc(ori 3:30 hn had t' dt Ulnct melalu, and was ntlll lnK. f t 1 Tho htgli nchixil "lloomer" In nr ly ready for tho printer. Editor lUlnrtt will hav "30" In by tomor row owning. t t COAST LEAGUE TO START TUESDAY iulwkiw oi'i:,s tiii: Ksm MlMSftT f,nWMr.Tti-Mt. IV UV.W AMI UN W.Ul lUn AUMS ttS Till: TIUM Ttimttrtour at 3 20 llio t'cidtCM I-acup "III li(ln iht Kuoa ( 1)11 ltti lite I'urtlamt lleAYcri tlijiuli Vtlv at Hafraliiciila, (be VriiM Tlcr tklajlns iho ti at Hs ftu clti, and ih OaV nc(Ses it Cr. a Lo AnKr, From tho training owi "Aat l UnU llkq iw Wo, Kli s&40ssi i tor the ItillUI ra. IVrilitJ, Ua liloiiM of iftll. afo uitsftltr tlo tun I Th cafotrrla I Rqttlng to b a pop. ,nt a.d ,b())r mu4l Mjn folsv ular lounnlng pUcr the cool r.Aa Brt el,, ,fapm ,u fcMl i. It lakw tho faculty about 6 mlnmMjw,uw fot,wn ,,, liip r; to DnUh lunch. !. itlm aon. . .. , ."'.'.. . t waaiaitu oaa tircucintafi "" a air or hiwcimim.- in niorU)i(n By C)t W,M ,,,, ti toi t t cla play, hajt progrfwrd lo ttio point of drw rhiartal, which will be held In the iKra liou unmp tluto (hi week. TltU U the last photograph tak eii of the iatua locks of the Panama canal with Uic Atlantic Oceaa entrance to t tie canal in the illataace. Ttif view U l(MkliiK nortli. right, tbsa. You may And It la Us Waal Colusa as destruction. All this should be clean ed up, together with such underbrush as Interferes, but the cost would be prohibitive. However, a certain amount of this work can be done ev- Pacific International Exposition at San Francisco, and Architect Joseph Bell De Remer are ln San Francisco, preliminary to beginning plans for the North Dakota state pavilion. Japan is such a mountainous coun try that it has to resort to Intensive cultivation ln order to raise enough rlee. In 1912 It used fertilizers to the valuo of more than $104,000,000. If your house is vacant Tell Tln dall, 622 Main On IldmincKS Trip. Attorney Bert C. Thomas loft Hun day morning for Spokane, whero ho Hill remain a week or ten days on business. i i i u ' " )' lh! hrc,i hitting eiutiUIJ la iM Iwtaue, Mln Cook, l.4Hl c4 Nh( Iho Infield arc tett"!''! bMlcfl Ttio other trams In the ln ms (airly pII balanced In Mills, (I'uriljtnd'n Mwattlng ntillltr U vUl (Incrrouc.) by axnlti liatln IU4 tlyan on 1(ip payroll. Subscribe for the Herald, SO cents month. Only a Few Pieces of Land Yet to Rent See U Quick 80 ACRES POTATO AND GRAIN LAND, $5.00 PER ACRE, JJALF CASH, BALANCE AFTER HARVEST. HOUSE AND BARN. 5 ACRES BLACK LOAM CELERY AND GARDEN LAND, CHEAP FOR CASH. 2 ACRES FINE GARDEN SPOT; RICH SOIL, CHEAP FOR CASH. He Klamath Dwelopneot Co. 1303 Main Street' Klamath Falls, Ore. ""'""'"'''BBBBBBSaSSMBBaBBaSSSaBSSBaBSSSBSBBSS sassss gsPBsHssssssl MW-'r "Just like Home used to be" The Oregon House Klamath Avenue, Near Sixth Board and Room, $7.00 per week BoardThree Meab per day, $6 per week Two MeaU per day, $4.50 per week Single MeaU, 35 cents H I I mmmmJ . That Silver Service NO MATTER HOW BLACKENED ,ND TARNIHHKD IT HAS UKCOMK FROM EXPOSURE TO THE AIR OR FROM USE "THE I'LATUM PLATE" WILL MAKE IT AS CLEAN AND BKIC1HT AS WHEN YOU FIRST GOT IT LV LESS THAN ilALF A MINUTE. irs A RIO CLAIM, RUT YOU CAN PROVE IT YOURSELF. TELEPHONE 88 FOR A DEMONSTRATION AT YOUR HOME OR MAIL THE COUPON BELOW TO Philip J. Siniiott, KLAMATH FALLS. MANUFACTURER'S AGENT Please send a Platuas Clean Plate to my residence for two Says' trial, la cat It U satisfactory, I will remit 76 cents; otherwise I will re turn the plat. Name A4SrM I Prompt Service . Reasonable Prices I bssH Bssssfl BSSsH BSSSSH I W.fl. Smith PHnHnofr, I m MSSiSBSSk Ws I Good Printing I BSsH BSSsfl Fourth St., between Main and KJamsth I Ailvrrtlxit lll Tlt folluwlng uitclatrard raillw'1 cr ndvartUod on th !lh ' Mw will bo Mnl in tin dMd Idler oc In Wantiluglon, l, ( , on the ItlkeU of April, Alloa, Kara Edwards. II. W. rltch. J. K, MrKlmy, Mrs, II I.. HawlltiK, Frank (i) TVrwIlllgor, tJoorgn Wlggcns, I). I,. A charge of le will In. wtl on Icttern dollrered from lliU list. I cnlllng for lottcru iIp $r sdnf' tlsrd. Theater Guide! 00Wm0W0t00WFmw' HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE DARK STAR THEATER THOMAS AND U'AHU Tl.o Funny Coon and lit O Souliretto "Tito First Nnggit," Two-Kei Alaskan Drains AHlmaled Weekly Ilvat yvt "A Mud Italii Romanre," A Thousand Uul ADMISSION, IM C'K.VTH TEMPLE THEATER "Treasure oa Kartli" 1 l.ubln Two-Reel Footur "Tho Fallen Ansel," lllograph Comedy "Hcottand Forefer," Vltagraph Drawn MATINEE DAILY AT Sit ALL UOHNjMO PHJlUssSl ir r "!