AATtUlPAV, ANIIf o, ISM
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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0 Cm. C BrtWBell, ReMtbHcaii Candidate for Covernor.J!"Mcr' wh0 u """ "f "" ,u'"-w ''rWucrimii, mid.im i..T
I W' t r v WTWHWMha supretm. roiirf nUCnttan, and n.ulatlmi, Mini of tho building tlmll
Isnes Statement to the People of Oregon and Says
He Will Veto Any Bill Compensating Saloons
and Breweries, Which Might Be Passed
by -the Legislature
Paid AilvnilliiniMwii
(iiiiim wlm lm lived In KnimiiM ilurhiK ri formerly occupied by Joint uro
inn iin of i!iD amendment u II fun. octopled by 'legltlmato biialuo" I
Mlluiiuu uml u niHii nf --real nlillKy In dosing I di-alro to say that
I II ml high (liiiHKlir. Mr. I'orfiirifuh-r tlln 11.600 tixftmntlon from
write- "Our town, Knm-n (illy, haa Kunilon, now bofoni tho people of
nvnr loo.onn population.' HU nrlhls alal. In addition thereto 1 wlah
ilKlit veins ngn, when (hey started In to ay Unit I feyl that tho peoplo of
enforce Hi- nve rigidly, 1li ro wna Urn slnlo nf Oregon uml In fact sodoty
aumi thing lllu. jf.n joliiiit' running genmlly, niroly appreciate tho debt
prmllnilly wide open .Many of tho ami obligation thai they owo to tho
imr wern fired iii In
manner ami miormou
Oregon City. Oregon, ilmtiim nil lutnnlintlug liquor with
February H, 191 4. jlti tho. lnlUid Hiaiw and within ilm
To h r'l'l ' 'r-mt -alaln nf Oingou.
I bave walled Hb lP that I aim fiivnt national uftri to
WB(((i.inimotiHn kpiiI Ionian who Urn wnnpn nf tho I'nliiyl Hinte.
irti4ldair for governor In the re- j , i,,,,,., , r ,, n( A)tlat.
Hblltin prlmarl ami olherwl, In'ir,, Mirh ns Hindu brimc m.rmiiie.1
iMimiiclnil ihelr randldary, wmild lo time tutu ,M tui anil CMiiiitiiit J
OUR WEEKLY SERMON
"Moved Brethren"
lly I'l.DKH if. I). HARLAX. Pastor Christian Church
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I. Car.. 1C:CK . "Wherefore, mr Tlim nil murderera urn tint In thn
brethren, bo y steadfast, unmovablo, penitentiary, but sometimes ill la
always abounding In tho work of tbo 'church, anil maylio nt the crtmraunlon
n luxurious houl loaclmra ami Imtrnctorx, from l-ord, for n much iu you know thttjtablo,
ii mo wern rllc.-H down to our dlnlrlct chool,yoifr labor In not In vnln In tholord." Urothorly lovo mlla forclreDCf.
iiaiu nvtr ini imrn -tnry day. Many for tho cftlrleiicy ami tho work that! Tho worda of our tun foil llko a According to tho model prayer in
niiurvatlrt )mln- men, liwikora "'' do, and If 1 nhould b liouorod'atiariiliiir iiinmnnri frnm it. ,n nfiMattliow. iilxth chnoter. I nuit for-
nml mittnlmra of tho Com mor rial Club, with thl nomination ami cloctlon. It ses . thr. Ar.f.ti m ih kIyo my brother hi dobta or wronn
wri nl flral nppmiMl to n rlisfd on- would bit n ourco of ;rat plaauro Hk Ocntllca. Mo A-Uowaril mc, or Ood will not hear my
inrci-niput or die Uw bcrnimc It would t i. In vry liBltlmali way, to aid j iBttv alrod to know notli prayer. Forglvenc la tbo conncct-l-nv
vmnnt humlriN of bnlldlnim and mlvnncu tho dlflcn-nt hcIiooI In-1 alBBBBBWt inr mnn inllnK blue: at tho went central offlco of
ami aotmicntl) would ilfiiioiallro tj f ,-t ami limlltutlons of tliln atato JallllllllBBHl Pt-oulo but Christ (heaven.
bimlnMii lili-"-.l nf Hie rliy, Mow. and tlm malorlal uulfaro of tho In- Hi nd Him crucified., Brotherly lore I tli dlrlno mag-net.
nv.r, I lie In wn rkldly onforrd! klruitora and tearhurn Ihcrrof. i tallalalaaaaaaW Tr. n.ni mn -. '(.'Iirltt ha no dlfflptiltv In retttnc
eike nw iirain i y n tiin lueKlue rwnpn and other v..""1 ""I "' b-forn Jurlen. but I uUo utronicly favor lrln; aid and UBj a 1 n n o r, ,ndlr.reat audience, becamo Ho w a
iliwJ unm tho uatlunal problem (ifh-mm nf work nml lal.nr mIUi thn la.' limtlon iiIa nti.ln.i tho prop- all anaUtanru that In polblo toward! m Christ tho all suf-llrothcr to tho pcoplo'Ho mrft In ihc
ll, mI "'' mauufarluri. nf Inliii- lioilnt- m,u nov. horn 'rly nwimrs and upon nftldavlu b. Ilplni? tho pnoplo of Kaaleru Oregon' jHF flclent Savior, in 'dally walks of life. When tho world
Irtllnf llmr l Hi" I'lilloU HtalM, I, in, wiiiprty f,)r in to mid !,"ri J'"lei' lm era tiled tho Injunc and ulhvr parts of tho mato nwdlnt' bulldlnic a founda- ,an truly say, "O. how those Chrls-
Ud sUt tmi"-' "'", """iii-iimt Uiiil wlllt nil 6'l tHUfiis In,""" "'" violation Aflrritlii lrilKtlon, to -Brt water upon their tlon for ur text ho um-s tho dcathtlons lovo each othcrl" then Intldellt7
this lt In for of Hplidl.llnc nnil'n,,ul 1""1 mtuptcd lli pUn of en- lands. iburlal and resurrection of Christ. To w"l melt llko butter on a hot biscuit.
.Voile nf 09 FUNHT ef
vard.
Notice is hereby clvea tkt tktu
'vlnwcrs heretofore appvlatad f ta
Common Council of tb City C Ktoat. .
:ath falls, to view tea pnwi em
tension nf Second street fraa Ml la-'
tersoctlon with Plum street aomtit
easterly to tho southerly city llaHtv
and to determine bow muck lets) vaK
uablo tho lands or other property sr ,
"part thereof through or over wWefc
tho proposed boulevard Is to b ope.,
ed, laid out and established; aid
ascertain itho respective iBtereatt f
persons clalmlBX to be the owners C
lsu vn MrwMilttii as t how
U r-filfi"" lH, (r wuuld stand
e it i)Urtl"ii of an aitn-ndnifut tu
mnlutalulns; our cthool nrninni In a
fair and llw-ml way, and In tho rou-
II i. (.'-" -- ...... ..i.w ... ", nun in IIHJ run
the ConMltutlnn of th stale of Or girucilon of rod ami hlittiwnr in
tbollitiluK lh al and manujmt tho dnnaud and rwulrcitK-nt
ftVtureolllntoletlnll4Ur vlti.juf uur fmuiltiK, produclnit. rotnitier
la IrU stale. None uf Miillcll and biulu r,t i,t Uut peoplo
wm he . nt to commit Uteut.Jnf Oils utat.. with itr (imllflcallon
lv Iu any " iw lhl ureal thai tr that whalnvpr plana tw
lrti, iUi 1 ttsltik 1 Mv toadopiml In tho roii.lt iKllon .f runda
uilimiMllmiKitlanlfortlt wlfarw'ln ihU rlain and lmirrr mellimln
tit ike iwoplo arnerally and it ttinrc n-d In tho rAnsiruHInu that th
anlBtrnaurf ur HirMUnrlvlllialnlrt In tlir tannine clan of li
Ilea thai now olt, .roplK of ilil (io ahould b ry
KrlucUHlly, after d cooldprararfully nfccuritrd and thrlr wUh
Ilea, I b voiicluilrd lt lienu a lndlrnei throtith tlm ility
itRillJilv furiceniut nwm Ihl Uuo f "tulty and thp ilveloputeiit lfanu
u tb pfltttlpftl f ty randMacy. '! th t'nrtnera' (Irani:! almtild !
lukelbn tHitlllnu thai tho lntnlllrnt K'niilul and fnlloMl,
tfialofl of all fair minded men and I diln aH.i in nay that I Maud Ir
3n U un'urtiinably that liit.'tMiably In fnr nf fr ptriui and
linwr itftClr, a now in ui and forc. ft'rt P-wli, and that If ahould be
I, trti- t rlvllliatioii, and la iJn?'u,'pful In Wnc nnmluatid and
irtalt Utrlr, of crime, poverty, dc.'H'ftrd eotrnnr of thU tAtr, 1 will
fTfirufy ami nmril drray. to uch an',. " far aa my powt-r will permit,
tiiaialrtbKimfiilwtllnit danuT ' o man or woman, rlrh or poor,
le lb human tar.. I haij n iHuaun-s black or wilt, thai) b drprlvrd of
at tU scaltiai thi man who U run- "t" nppitttunliy nf fairly and drfrittly
alai a saloon I roally fel mnr llkd "pr-luc thpinwlvra anywhrrr-, In
tet-lrmnltiit and rniutlna" acMrlnjy for l'Mle hall ir iiikui h air'la of
(wttalilltnf thla ctoat ivtl and potter " ' , a lone a thry
la tli ami to obtain tin. Arm hold r"duri iliPtuiUt-i Iu a lawful way.
lilt It b In thl alatn and In this Tim llijnur uumtlou haa koi tu ho
toaaify. If I had my own wy, pfuusht out, tm will b romMh-d
ikal4 tt If hk-M)- Itmlf ouahl'" takn Maitd for uraitalnai itr Tun
iU punlibrd to thn ulent nf rom. 'lKI 1 lthir right or It la wrune.
saline nsrn who lu- rnicaited ln( ruht It should m iimlninlnod
ikU bulnr, anctinm-d by law, In a " errluated If It la wronc It
rttaabt way to recover Jhclr ln.jhttl4 le dixtrujrit. I frl that It l
tntanl that they havo tuadp. on tbo wrn, I '! that it la foolish tor thn
ue ihMry that Abraham l.lnroln moral o-Irtlr of tlm alatn of Oregon
latoird butitiE the ulavea nud rol. 'lk about flubtlnB vice, preach
u!tit them, In order to settle thejru, aialnat vice, jwa reaolutloua
itn problem. Of rourflhluV ud!Balni vlra and hold bauqueia and
Uow thai the imoplo of" Oil ulntc ' l"rh and cdlijfalulnlo ach
e14 not famr votiiinrnnallnav men ither how ihy am sulue to nslmlrv,
tnati IntMidd Ihvlr money In the, and lrmll tb aaloiiu to oxUt In thi
ulodb biulct-no, neither am I ad latr, bvcaue It U In Ilio nutoou to u
rwatlnc It an . part of my Platform rrl extent that tho ed la sown
lathi Debt, am almply uit;rtinKflu'1 otftilunlly rlprti Into crltno and
It to thn conrlrnri! and fair mind of 'W f every character, leadluK In the
t ple of thla atAle, for them, to 'end to the. Jail and penitentiary, In
h wli romlderallon as I her acfllt'ie luxatiP na)lum and to deitotieracy,
U, trcenliln: a I do, that when r itothlui; about want and poverty
rr iwlety feel that It la In danger, j l' the thouand and millions of
It baa a right to abolish and to ito.lwomen and children tu thla land,
troy anxhlne that endanger Itaelf.1 I know what kind of n battle thla
"f object and purpose la to try to'wlll b.. I fully realUo the power of
ieuie tlm publlo opinion and thn roif t h ll'iuor element and thn Itoiall
wlwc of tho peoplo nf thla state, M.lijuor Aixlntloii or thla Male, who
rfe they will m wtlllns; lo stand jam always on guard and ready to
aonhler to ahoulder. Irreaixinelvn of 'battlo for their position. I know how
toMitifi it unlet b putting padlocka; I alo fnvor giving tho governor
on i(p dor of th building and iiwor to vuto aoparato Items In ap
prnhlhliluK the opening of the bulld-'proprlnliou bill paaaod by tho legl
lug until ihi owner should clvo a laiure, and thla I advocated for rears
get an Insight Into how wo may bo- (our Churches will be filled to overflow
come brethren In Chrlat let us read i'ng, and the memberships greatly en
Mark, 3:35: "For whosoever shall larged. Evangelist Sunday says, "We
do the will of Ood tho aamo U myy a well expect hell to sing the
bond ihnt it ahnuld never again be when a member of the statu senate. .brother and slater and mother." jDoxology or to batter down Glbralter
iiwd for Hui l j-al piirposK, nnd aond It I now being taken up aa a new Let ua remember that If we havejw,,ll paper wads as to expect to win
lug the proprietor of the Joints tojmatter by soioo of (ho candidates, al-lxn born Into the family of Christ. 'he world to Christ la Iu cold, god
lb Jail for Urge urnteucea, not on though I used U a on argument on 'wi are brithrcn In Hlro. I I'eL l:23fless, worldly and back-elldden state."
touvleiloiia fn' the anln of I In nor, un- the floor of tlo statu senate, for many ."llelug born again not of corruptible Brotherly lovo U based on the new
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demland. but for vIoImIuk the order iear endeavoring to Induce tho legls-.!, but of Incorruptible by tho word
Of Ilio I'imrl. fl'ero roiilil Im mi turr latum to oaaa a bill enlllnc for a. con. of Ood." Different nnlnlnna anil Aln.
trial mill ronvlrttona were eatlly ob alltutlonat convention, ao that the liken need not break this relationship,
tallied Afler ihettit thing had btx-u constitution tould bo amended giving but- should be kind, curtcous. and
done ihe"owner of the buildings the governor this power, as well as pitiful toward each other,
gradually found other tenants, and In many other changes which were then I'aul calls the Corinthians "beloved
tlm rotiran of h few months or per- vitnl to tho Interest of tho peoplo of brethem." This was not because they
hap n yer the name hinduex men tho stale. ;had been overly zealous In Gospel
who I ii it iriili.lel ngalu't tborlgld "l am oppoaed to uncle and expen- prhctlce, nor wero they entirely sln
ftiforremeut of the law came lo (he lve kid-gloved commission that are leas. He found In this church "dlvl
bixliUhl nltnrney ;tnernl and npol- aupplug tho taxe and renourci.-a out alonn," mid that others had gone to
oglwd No dUlulereated biulnei of tbo peoplo of tho state. 'law before heathen magistrate, while
men In the illy would now be willing I am ! radically opposed to Uio'some had gotten drunk at tho Lord's
I have, tho rile return to tho old plan, attitude of the national ndmlulstra-i table, all of which bo condemns. He
t remember luinnre where grocery- tlon In It wool schedule and wool
men and other merchants said that tariff, which la n direct alap to tho
inc" Hie enfoteetni'iit of the law, and great sheep Industry of tho stato of baptism of brotherly love. I. John,
(til wn said ulthln n year there- Oregon nud tho country at large. 2:9: "Ho that says ho Is in the light
alter, children camo to their stores It nominated and elected governor,. and bates his brother I In darkness
knew tho great need of that church.
as well as the church today, was a
wtih live nud (en dollar bill to I will veto any bill which may pass
And in another placa ho says: "If I
commandment of Christ, which reads,
"Lovo one another as I bare loved
jou." Why! Because, "By thU shall
all men know you are my disciples."
"Lovo is the golden chain that binds
Our hearts In Christian bonds;
And He's heir to heaven who finds
His bosom glow with love."
i'aul urges us to be steadfast and
Immovable fa tbo work of the Lord
because such work will not be in vain.
This Is tbo only kind of work for
which wo are sure will receive pay.
Kvery ctip of water, every fallen one
raised and each one faced heaven
ward In Christ's name, for all such
service, we shall not lose our reward.
So tar friend, can you not sec that
the world's great need today is an
Nltlrsl party or affiliations and unite
'or the purpwo of putting tho alwn
M!neM out of existence and deatroy
Iu Inlluenco In our economic, social
l political llfo. therefi.ro am In
"tor of ileatrnylng the anloon with
rcwpetiaAllon If h people, should
"fen a direct voto a declare, but I
eu. velo any bill wl'iluh the legisla
ture might paaa, rompeuaatlng aa
"on for their Investment unless the
I"!'! by popular vole ulrected mo to
o otherwise, T stand openly and
fcovo board, unconditionally In favor
Ibo adoption of a national and slate
smmdmeni to the Constitutions of
United Hlnles and the slato of Or
Men, to prohibit tho sale and manu-
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Tailored Clothes
Slep Into our etnlIUInm'iit nml let
us alioiv you tho vvomlerfiil Imrgnlna
mo luivo in llnej atyllli, genuine, wool
on. Wo tailor
Man's Suits at $35 and Up
Wo iuivo you money by giving you
big valuo In cutting, designing and
tailoring. Our clotlto am made with
mNnlto mro by .skllUnl .workmen.
Likewise you get clever tailoring In
nil Details. .The proper Mt of your
rltrthes aniuml tlio collar, tho amount
of ueiHllewurk for atrrHgth and many
other point that are unseen, all uiako
our rlothiw prnvo not economy, all ho
iiliMlemto prlro stateil nbove,
Loewe Bros.
Taitmrs
purrhnte provlalotia, who had prior tlm legislator compcnat!ng saloon'jhato my brother I am a murderer." abundance of brotherly love?
to the tnforcement of tho Uw never keeper and breweries for money In-
wn Ihnt much money In their Uvea; vested In their buslneas, In case prohl
thai the, chlldten that formerly came billon rarrles or Is adopted or other
barefooted had shoes for tho first ,.le, or under any circumstance what
tlmo In their live; that tho poorer ever.
ClttM of peOllle Were Able to nnv nnA I nlio fntor Ihu abollitlimetit of tbe
paid their bill nt tin store where flah and game commission as now'
formerly It w-n dimcutt to obtain pay-. constituted, but favor reasonable lawsi
ment. Of rourae, our city adjoins protecting gamo without so much red '
Kansas City, Missouri, and the first tape.
block over the line I known as th i I will tnd for the abollahment of
'wet block,' and It I said to contain alt useless commlslons, believing that
something like n doxcit or two saloon 'the responsibility for the expenditure
ready lo greet the Kansas man when 'of tho people's money should bo fixed
he come over. But only thoo who J In audi a. way that tho public will
wr ao addicted lo tho uae of liquors know Just where, when and whom to
that It wo nlmoat Impoastblo fori hold reponlbIc for the heavy taxes
them to do without It would In tho nml expenditure. I therefore believe
evening take tho trnublo to go to Mis-ithal the responsibility should rest
aourl for liquor. Tho largo majorllypvith tho governor, secretary of state
of them, and the averngo man, turned and state treasurer, ao tho pcoplrvvlll connoisseur of Oriental rugs
HIV it VI iVIlf t rt ti tat )t.si !!. ... !.. tl, , wlin t m aMm biaIoii. .. aaII hh las
J ,,7 ..-MHiivingp..- -....."" "'':""" ""'"'Jllvcd in San Francisco, today lies
spent hi money for liquor. Trior to "ease it I desired at any time. j
the enforcement of tho law, th Joints ! I favor separation of church and j'f kcd 'i ia tne garret of tho Stato
alwu)s procurodtfrom tho banks largo 'stalo In this state nnd nation.
slim of money on uvery pay day, be-, Sincerely jours,
riiiisu n very largo percentage of tbe. (5K0UQK C. BROWNKLL.
ImpressionisHc Painting
Doesn't Go in California
United Press Service .discovered a piece of paper pasted to
SACRAMKNTO, AprlL A picture jtno back wh,ch read:
entitled "KeenliiR tho Light." and "T00 Painting represents a light
tho lands or other property; and to ;
estimate the dasaace which eaeh of '
the respective owners thereof will asav
lain; and to Mk Just and snnlt
able estlaaU.Md awSMsaent of tb
valuo of the heseflu aa4 Mvantagsa
of such proposed boulevard to the re
spective owners wbee property wUl
bo occupied by sueht bIvardi aa4 j
lying within lfl feet of the north,
easterly llBe of Mhx beulevard:
(Tho boundaries of said boatersT
are as follows, to-wlt: Tor the east
erly lino or said boulevard, cosinieaee
at tho southwesterly corner of blast
ninety. In Klamath addition to th,
City or Klamath rails, ran thsp
south 6t deg. 10 mln.east feac
thence south 41 dec ansB. JSat
1.038 feet; thence south H 4m-'
mln. east S75 feet; thence sovth
deg. 2? sain, east 70S feet to city
limits, tbe westerly line of mM bewle
vard being distant westerly front ssvM
line and at right angles therefroai at
feet.)
Has bee tied with tb Follee Jnn
of said city, and said repwrt will he
considered by the Centaaom CouseM am
tbe 27th day of April. If 14, at Ms
regular meeting. And nil
terested are hereby notlied to i
In writing their objections to
report, if any they have, on or before
aald date, and said objections, If aay
thero be, to said report, together with
aald report, will be hoard and deter
mined by tho council oa said
A. V. LEAVTTT,
Police Judge of tbe City of
Falhu
Dated nt Klamath rails, Oregon.
April 3.4914. S-t
painted br Mrs. Floreneo Land May
of Boston, who used to bo a great
i house on the New Jersey coast with
tho sea, and a wreck in'tbe distance.'
Another argument followed then as to
when she which was the. lighthouse and which
library here. And thereby hangs
pay cheek were chased over the bar,
and of tijiimi mi know that tho la
borer would naturally feel called upou
lo spend soino part of it under thoao
circumstances, nnd It frequently hap
hard It I In mako merchant, bank
er And bualiteaa men lake An active
Interest In the movement, because
they frequently fear that It will In
jure tho market, tho atom, tho bank,
nml Iu other words, nil trade. The
fact am that If uvery anloon was
driven out of butne In Port laud,
llildt of Mx mouth or n )oar thn
inerrhnut nnd hulnea meu would
be thn one who would bo congratu
lating each other upon (ho advance and Instead of n decline, there was a
In every Hun of bulnen nnd better
payment of tho Mil of their pa
ir on.
To lltuatrntu this, I hcruwlth quote
an extract from n letter written to mo
November 17, 1U13, by lion. Silas
tale, but no picture. When Mrs. May
went back to Boston In 1907 she
t-dlt awlt lumen iroiu rugs to painiing oi me
" impressionistic variety.
Sine I ho enaetment or th. t.l.rr.t Mi' Pa-ntlng "Keeping tbo Light"
- .. .., .. .w.
homestead law 211,000,000 acres
Mr. May presented it to the Califor
nia State library. AssUtantlIbrar
I ciss gathered around tho picture, and
a warm argument followed as to
which way it went up. They couldn't
havo been classified by the United
pened that his wife and children saw .States geological survey aa non-lrrl-but
a very amnll part of tho proceeds. 'Kate and designated by the interior
Alt u'u ilnn.1 nunv- u,ii. ...,.. .i. tdenartmnnt as nnlerabln under Ihi
'jilnlH were closed. Kansas City. Kan- ' "0-ncro tracts, the limit belngjjf" tbe Jop",.m 0 bott,om- Durta
I..- l ,.. .. i.i.. .,. ...'! u Ihnl n1lnn.-,t1 linear Ih. n, !.,"' . ........ .uu.uv,u
i iiivnrnivu hi iuiiiiauuii llie null- """ "" ...... ....-v.. ...,,. ........ j
llirwi or four venrs after tbo laws Homestead taw.
were enforced nl n wonderful rate.
Theru vvum marked Improvement In
tho primarily of Ihu merchants and
tho IihhIiicr of tho Tlty Increased,
-I-
I Tbo Herald, delivered at your
I store, omco or nosas, a coats
j a month.
It speaks to the heart through the
pocket-book. That's why the Ford
is a friend to thousands the world
over. What any other car will do
the Ford will doand more-t a
,
fraction of the cot.nJBuy today.
Klvo huudred dollars Is tho prlco of tho Ford
runabout; tho touring ear la Ave fifty; the
town car seven ifty f. o. b. Detroit, com
plete with equlpnient.i (lot n ctatlog and par
ticulars from local agent,
George. Biehn
Don't
Overdo
Yourself tills Wno weather try
ing to wear off the spring fever.
It's bound to run Ita course, so
jou'd Just as well resurrect the
rake ami hoe and get busy till
yon feel relieved, nnd to do the
tlilui; right )ou'! need sown)
goodly portions of our bulk nud
package, garden and field seeds.
Sweet IVas to bulk.
Onion Sets.
Sugar nnd Stock Beets, etc.
Lot us help you to tho
was tho wreck. The skyllno was said
to be the sea line by some, nnd others
declared It was vice verso.
"Aw, what's the matter?" said oth
ers. "It's Impressionistic; hang it up
auy old way." So they began to hang
It up and found there was no room
foriL
"And that." said one of the assist
ants, "was about as sjood an excuse
as any for not hanging It nt all."
Tho Herald. 60c a month
To boot Klamath county i
Tho Herald to your Kaatora
friends.
KoUeaforJ
(Not Cool Lands)
Department of tho .Interior, Hatted
States .Land Omee at Lavkortow,
Oregon. March 6th. U14.
Notice la hereby glvsm that James
D. Grimes, whoso postomoo addreoa la
Klamath rails. Oregon, did. oa the
2lst day of March, ltll. tie tm tarn
office Sworn BUlomosU aa .Appllsa
tlon. No. 948. to nnrohaoo tho air
K NffJl, VTK IWii, goo. 11. aad
NEU SEH. Sec 10. township $t IL.
range 10 E.. Wlllamotto Meridian,
and the timber thorobja. under tho
provisions of tho act of Juno t, 1I7,
and acts amendatory, known aa tho
"Timber and Stone Law," at onch
value as might bo txed by npnralao
ment. and that, pursuant to mteh aa
plicatlon. the land and timber thoroom
havo been appraised nt a total of
1400. the timber estimated at S1S.SSS
board feet at $1 per M.. 4S jnniaer
posts at 5 cents each, and tho land
at 1170; that said applicant will oSer
final proof la support of hla anplloa-.
tlon and sworn statement em tho SI
day or May, 1914. before C. K. DoLap.
county clerk of Kwanath eenaty. Ore
gon, at Klamath Falls, Orofae.
Any person is at liberty to pretest
this purchase before entry.or Initiate
a contest at any time before' the pat
ent issues, by filing a corroborated
affidavit In this omco, alleging facts
which would defeat tho eetry.
JAS. F. BUROBS. Register.
3-21 h
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FIRST TRUST M5 SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ,
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Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
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