The Evening herald., April 07, 1914, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

TO MV, Al'HIl, 7, U
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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FORD
FAMILY
FLOURISHING
The enormous number of FORD owner it due to the fact
the people who buy cars use good sense and judgment before
making their decision. They not only figure the price of the
car, but they figure on the cost of repairs, the expense of
running, the likelihood of finding a garage carrying acces
sories in every hamlet and village over the country, the sim
plicity of control, the safety of the car, the land of country
over which the car is to run, and the durability of the car.
Consider these points in Klamath County, and the sensible
answer is a FORD. We sold an even dozen FORDS during
the month of March. There must surely be a reason.
GEORGE BIEHN,
AGENT
Phone, 252 J
Dr. Morrow Chosen to 1 ft sm the em gamut
Manage Baseball Team
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With nearly four hundred share rectors U such, as to Inspire every
teprcsented either In' person or by confidence of the. business men and
proxy, the stockholders in tha Klam- fans ". d the experience
rth baseball club met la the Chamber and mon f 'h" "
of Commerce rooms at 4:30 Monday a,:er Msur,?s th verJ' best tcam "'
afteraoon, and toted Leslie Rogers. ,b,e
J. S. Kent. Harry Rulx, Dr. E. V. At the close of the meeting th.
Morrow and A. T. Ttndall Into the stockholders present voted a rote of
directorate of the club's business and thanks to Secretary Wylde for the
financial affairs. usc ot the rooms and his courteous
Dr. E. V. Morrow was chosen by treatment and thoughtful attention.
the board ot directors to take In hand
the work" of selecting and Managing
the Klamath Falls baseball team.
To have selected five men repre
senting a greater number ot Interests
Town Topics
would have been outside the pale ot wikel Over Froea
poasioutues, as eacn director is in. , .,., . . , .,.,
different occupation. The board coa- Job "otck J.L i "
.UU of a banker. doctor, a real MoBdjr h?Tl completed the Jour
Ute man. a lawyer and a hotel man. nyo ,fromK?nd 0n "
At an early called meeting the " "
board will take up the matter ot pnt-an rartc
ting the grounds la condition ton
practice work, selecting uniforms tor r nbrtla Packiag Howe.
the players, adopting bylaws for the Browne Bros., painting contractors,
club and determining whether the took a crew of men to Swift's aiding
best interests of the city requires go- this morning, and began work on the
lng Into the Northern California , big packing plant erected last fall by
League or not. All of these things the Swift Packln comspany.
will be soon settled, and then Dr.j
Morrow will act accordingly. HUH reddling bsaraace.
If this city joins the Northern Cal- Health and Accident Insurance
ifornla League Manager Morrow will the kind' the laborer U looking for.
look for a couple of outside players, Bert McCoy, the Worklngman'a rep.
though It Is the opinion of a good resentatlve. 7-lt
many that sufficient material can be
lisd right here for a tip-top tcam. At , ;.tt Maku Connertieaa.
any rate, the ball Is now in motion.' The clty COUBC ,Mt nIfht tk.
and Klamath Falls will have a sea-(acUon to that ,j, property owners
son of good ball, with everything, aIonKBtreu being. 'or to be Improved
working In harmony and accord. who haTe MM to wJta
The personnel of the board of dl-i sewers do so at once.
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NEWSY NOTES OF
KENO RESIDENTS
'aharo the Mar's dreaalng rtHim hj
"lti itlliitr Iatttr4 lf the "I full lie." '
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I Tin. tunorUI parlor uf ll city
iliBYu ordered an alra supply ul balr
(imlc lur Kenneth .Stewart ha Im
come a regular patron of tti1 beard.
(removing eroorlum.
WOllK ON TIIK HTKKI. MltllMU: IS
tlOIXtl AU)MI II.WIIM.V M.UIj
('AHIUKIt Ql'ITH OTHMl MIIKF
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(Herald Special Service)
KKNO. April ?. Work on the
steel brldgu acro.4 the Klamath lller
there la progreaalug rapidly Tin' con
crete ork U all rlnUhcd. 0, ritlndt
has been awarded tint contract to Oil
the approaches to the bridge III
five or sit weeks the bride will b
completed.
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Only a Few Pieces of
Land Yet to Rent
See Us Quick
80 ACRES POTATO AND GRAIN
LAND, $5.00 PER ACRE, HALF
, , CASH, BALANCE AFTER HARVEST.
U? HOUSE AND BARN.
5 ACRES BLACK LOAM CELERY AND
GARDEN LAND, CHEAP FOR CASH.
2 ACRES FINE GARDEN SPOT; RICH
SOIL, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Klaalh Developaeit Co.
1303 Main Strut t
Klamath Fall, Ore.
Miss Lily Smith of England, whose
iswlmming exploits bavo won her the
name of the "English .Water Lily."
ik.. .... . & . - ti, .
um uiuuuitcni iuui sue win unaer
lake to cross the channel next sum
mer, and attempt to break the record
of Captain .Webb and William Bur
gess, the only two so far to have ac
complished the great feat.
There are many who believe the
plucky London girl will succeed.
Since she leaped In the llmellcht sev
en years ago by defeating twenty-five
of thirty-four rivals ot the sterner
sex In a fifteen mile race In the
Thames, she has placed to her credit
a number of remarkablo perform
ances, which show her to bo well
qualified for the task before her.
In 1910 she swam twenty miles of
rough water In six hours and thirty-
f j
ire minutes off Dover, and later vis
ited France, where she won a big
race In the Seine, leading home eigh
teen of tho best men swimmers.
The following year she tried to
make the double trip between South
sea and the Isle of Wight, twelve"
miles each way, but was Injured In
returning, and had to leave the water
after covering seventeen miles.
Finally, In 1912, she tackled the
channel, starting from Dover, but
seasickness overtook her before she
bad negotiated quite twenty miles,
and forced her to abandon the task.
Miss Smith will train for the com
ing attempt under Walter Brickott,
the well known expert, mad bo feels
confident that, given good conditions,
his pretty pupil will cast Into shadow
the achievements of her hardy prede
cessors over the classic course.
lull Magnalra tUrd.
Thn dlrKlors of Hi babM aao'
tlnUim mt thin afternoon In tn
omen ot Attoriiff J 8. Kent and rlwt
rt Harry Ituli pmtrient and W. II.
Ii-niuii rrUrr and trrurr.
TM complrtr iho oraanliatloit aed
Irate only the cuing if'KoOicr of ih
I'layliie material fur tho Inspection
of Manager Morro lo get things lit
,ritiinliix order.
I The directum ami malinger looVnt
over tti xruumW Ihtt forenoon and
etlmated thn amount and character
of work lo h done, and will have ran
tractor at work In a day or two.
Itotereaui. warrant) dd,
U HWU, H- 3.3 1.
WJI Maann t n tit t: it nr41M4,
lull claim dee,. no ,;t
I'llllvd rllatea tu WIIIUm a ItooL
not. patent, ni:u M?;i ,t J4.JJ.,,
K. II. Hanry el u to t it lu
warranty lee, t ,
llillrrrat addition
A. Oanlhler rl al lu Vicinr I' t...
el, wariAt dr.l. :o IMj SW
inJ rlsht nf a in iw ii ji.,
K. W. lorn lik lUrah II tJd,
warranty deed, I tu !.. t
blKk ", Klamath 1'nll. mi fl, Wt
t r'lrt o.i.iitluii
J. K, Weatherman ha moved In
California.
Ocorge W. Sorrets, thn mall carrier.
has moved to the Hogue Hlver Valley,
Mr. Mattoon is carrying tho mall
from Keno to Worden to nil out tho
unexpired time. Mattoon has tho
contract to rnrry mall for the next
four year term, which commences
July 1st.
fallal tu ISirlUaMl. '
I ur. ii. it. Hamilton left this mum
lnx (or I'ortland lo attend to bulf
.ne maltera. During hi abnce Dr..
(Morrow will remain In the office.
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New "Forty" h. p.
Case Auto
Will avll lu rrvpuflilMr parijr as
EASY TERMS
TltU rmr l In itMo shape, tiatisg
run only ilftM ii.Hr,.
Sm maguire
4111 Main filrrrt
Some unprincipled pemnn rut the
log boom and let the Dig Haaln Lum
ber company's toga float down to the
bridge.
Heard on the
K.C.H.S. Campus
TRANSFERS OF
DC A I CCT1TD
n" lioiniiiii-. .
fLUVVtrlS FOR EASTER
William H. Worden el ux to H. I, Order ihew uw. All kinds of tat
tlaliher, warranty deed. 110, lot 3. nUwrf. ferns and polled pUxl. Ou
block 47, Worden. ,,,,1 ., ri-k..
ftVt. tU lHI iriittni iviuulhv
II ir ii "" r Mfii.iii vivwi ,irwi
Hotel Hall and No. 3 UV.t Mtla t
I'hone ISO J
EIGHT MORE DAYS
FOR REGISTERING
BOOK ARK BKINO KEPT OPKN
KVKXINQB AT CITY HALL TO
AIjIAJW ALL A CHANCE TO
VOTE NEXT MONTH
There are but eight more days la
which to register for the city elec
tion, May tb. The books at the city
ball close April Htb, mad those sot
registered cannot be sworn in at the
polls.
In order to give all a cnaaat to reg
ister, Police Judge LeavlU la keeping
the city hall open evenings until the
close of registration.
Thus far there are l,0Sl regis
tered. This Is divided, by wards as
follews:
First Ward H9
Second Ward 327
Third Ward 376
Fourth Ward 177
Fifth Ward 13
Miss Ruth Baucerman used the Vic-
trola for the musical period of chapel
exercises this morning, rendering sev
eral claaslcal selections.
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Home time after school this even
ing the Seniors will "shoot rock" with
dynamite. The rocks are those en
countered In excavating for the foun
dation for the Senior memorial foun
tain. The boles havu been drilled,
and all that remains to be done Is
loading the holes nnd lighting the
fuse.
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A call for rehearsal of "A 1'alr uf
Spectacles" has been made for 7
o'clock this evening. The loading
lady, MIhs Margaret Dunbar, will
MKM. A. I'rTKrWTr'INKKII
Net mtttk aMver,
Mas aJewljr lo eel.
Vur a iw wU wteml
It rant he aval.
ISO Milk NNSt
Clara Hell t vlr to Dau Corcoran.
warranty deed, f 10, lot
urn. u.....i ...i.ii.i....
Loulae K. Sargent to W. I'. John-1
aon. warranty deed, fl, lot i, block'
v, nniipptngion.
O. C. Applegate, admlnUtralor lo
l.ucllo McClure, deed, 110, lot Itt,
77, 791, 796, blo-k 10&, Mills addi
tion. I'nlled Hlntea lo Alfred Kinder, pat
ent, SH NK, NWU NKK, HK
NW4. Sec. 1I-37-I0.
rinlled Htstce to Arthur Max Fish
er, patent. WW HKK, KM HWK.
Hoc. 18.37-10.
TJie Klamath Development compa
ny to llellmcr C. Falk, deed, lot Ml),
block 5, llallroad addlllon,
J. II. Ilcnnelt et ux to T. W.
Tempsko, deed, ,Sl acnt In Hec. 33- i
3K9, .
Fred I'lum lo II, H, Fox, """""yl ll "
deed, 110, Iota I. J. block II. lint
aprliiKS addition. I HOUSTON'S
M. 1'oltch (o O'llrlen Jean, deed,! OPERA HOUSE
II, lot 10. block CO. Duffv'a eail
Klamath Falls. DARK
Kmbody A flrsdlev Co m t,..b I - .
Wllmot, warranty dead ru. mku
NW HBM, NMH HWK, He. C-
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Theater
STAR THEATBI
Thomas F, Nicholas et u, to W. P.j AVMONI ASU TVMVI.V
A Farmer Told Us
Bert McCoy only-peddles the kind
of Insurance it pays to carry, 7-lt
In the Atlantic states there are four
motor boats to each 1,000 population.
FURNITUHB FOR -BALK Dresser,
chairs, tables, smoker, bedding, etc.
O. L. Carter, Klaaath Valley Ware
house. 7rlt
There are two
Chllcote writes t
088 Mate.
kinase
That he could buy FORMALDEHYDE
. for a dollar less, per gallon, than we charged.
. . Investigation proved that the product he
referred to had been diluted with water and
was only HALF STRENGTH. .So in re
ality he was paying a dollar MORE per gal
lon than our figure.
Besides if he used the weak Formalde
hydehe was taking a chance of a field of
runined wheat
Our FORMALDEHYDE is full 40 per
cent in strength, and the price is a dollar oer
quart, $3.00 per gallon.
It is a good plan to buy your drugs at a
dependable store.
"A Hit of WU"
'"Life, LovnaMi! I4herly."
I.ubln Drama
"Mid ot Heron Cove,"
flellg Drama
"KtiuincirMted Women,"
Kalem Corned)'
"The 1.1ft. Haver,"
Vitagraph Comedy
Admission 10c and lee
Underwood's Pharmacy -
Corner Mai. and Tib IMreeta, Klasaath Palls, OrWea
TEMPLE THEAT
"The Hand'l'rint Mystery,"
Kalem Two-Keol Bpeclt!
"Marryia Hne,"
VlUgrsph Comedy
Tha
Klocrapn Drama
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