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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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MAXWELL M. LONG
Osteopathic Phyatdaa
Suite 18 and It. White Building
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NV cor. 7th and Main
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V. O. SMITH,
Editor
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WKDXksOAY, APRIL IS, 1914
AM) STOP AT
KLAMATH FALLS
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Cutover Timberland
for Cattle Raising
iliu tuorw prominent i
jthU section,
I no Imni rut tivxr
Trinity wem lor U.
J"Ufi a
Md tfonnj
NAHIIVII.I.K, Tetih., April 16,
Ktldimrv of IliM litcrfaslng lblll-
lle nf tut-mer timber land Is noted
l(t ,, ready .,.r. which U being IZl 'J
Utouvd among stockmen In IhU although a small snttiuu t., ,L.,
ml hardwood.
While the ayndlrato ., aht .
imtueii tract of cut ,,rr i,0l, (
iiuimuy n i ii H acrir itr kH,.
jtlim u II ti, Calhuun, roprrntliiK a
Urge Kjinltinlit nmtrolllng several
(thousand acre ' fui-ur land In
'the tuuntrr tributary m Trinity, Ton.
Mr Calhoun U finding many run
I
Hie of the land, I. , inndtittly t.
I'ctwi m " inmit'iH' iuttulrB
'aartito
,iu to the polbltltle of itnTtf rl dividing tlm acreage
, mor land tor cattle rtllnc "' N U far urrnli-r than fr
alrAdr placed pvvrl IcaJ" AinungMlvllMt
'""'nliij N
Utitln AM HhM).
'lhi UiIIm1 Aid HiM-lrty f lh
Urrtfti MpllindUt chunli lll mt !
H.nrri'W ttflrrntmu at S.30 at llm
ttomt r Mr (!-. MflMiiald, Nlnlh
and Walnut utrrvlt. All mn.ibr
"irciatly etutnt li prrwiti, i
'tlirt" rt liiiliir mMtirr uf tmiirt
4Uft to conldir
'Itio llrrald for news.
POM tiCAU AXM)UXCKM:,TJ
Hotel Arrivals
Wood! Wood!
BRAY BLOCK WOOD
Blocks from local mills
lC-lach Body Wood ....
18-Uck Usb Wood
4-ft. Body Wood
4-tt. Uab Wood .
LeaTa Ordera at
Oar I
P. C. CARLSON
WOOD
ALL DBY WOOD
4 ft slab wood f&SO cord
lS-ta. slab wood $8.00 cord
12-fen. SUb Wood . . . .&as cord
4ft llaab wood $4JMcord
lS-ll Umb wood .. $SJSS cord
Block wood, load $3.00
Block wood, doable load . . .$4i3
KLAMATH FUEL CO.,
Oatce 566 Main. O. Peytoa, Mr
Pboae 197. Pbob S41TR
Hotel Hall
A. F. Clublne. C. Guy Merrill, Mer
nil; M. K. Jones, Langcll Valley, I. S
Berner, O. W. Benlx, Lakevlow, John
Hagebteln. Algoma K. C. Erlckton
G. D. Hoffman. Pertland: Chaa. M.
Bayau, W. It. Knelss, Jas. U. Kent, T.
Fllbrlch. Saa Francisco; J. W. Call,
McJferd: P. L. Kuster. Marysvllle; J
G. Wiley. Uunsmulr: S. N". Gillespie
and wife, Blue I-ake; J. F. I-ooaley.
Fort Klamath.
White lcllcaa
R. A. Winn. Klrksrllle. Mo.; W. A.
Rockefelloar, C. J, Hermann. Seattle;
T. E. Wallace, A. A. Baumann, H. T.
Flke. Portland; Clark C. Bradford,
Saa Francisco; N. S. Merrill, Merrill.
Sorrtau troo)w cent out. It U saldlhon tht houu watt liurnrd They ,1'nltknl .Stain, whwro hti will ak th
by W. W. Hovrard, under orders ot.wr burned witn it. Jlr Howard hai,farmor to uciid ced cotn to tla AM
Aunouiirrmrnt
I hrrcby anuounco mylf a caudl
eRANDMA USED SAGE
1EA 10 DARKEN MR
hii:ii.i:ii M.'t.piit it witii it to
Itk'KTOIti: (.tlMUl, OUKH.
TIIH'KMXH
CwmmiMi garden e utv,4 6U
(a ItvAy Ira with sulphur c4 ilcJic
mUcJ, will turn Kinr utrjiioj &4
fadvd hlr beautiful); dstv t4 hf
urUnt, rvinute uij bit at imittt,
top uralp itclilng and tnUct hair.
Doubly Proven
Klamath Falls Readers Caa So homg-
er Doabt the Evldemce
You Have
Been
Looking
For a Fountain Pen Uiat Hill
alwayM give satisfaction one
tbat duesa't leak one that lias
aea Just adapted to your hand
WHY NOT TRY
Waterman's
Ideal
Fountain Pen
FRANK M.UPP
Watchmaker and Jeweler
8. P. Watch Inspector
M Mala Street
This grateful citizen testified Ions
ago.
Told of quick relief of undoubted
benefit.
Tho facta are now confirmed.
Such testimony is complete the
evidence la conclusive.
It forms convincing proof of merit.
I M. S. Blden, 614 W. Clark street.
JMedford, Ore., says: "I suffered from
rheumatic pains, caused by uric acid
(in my system. The pain as especial
ly seero in my back. My kidneys
a ere disordered, too, and my health
nan all run down. I couldn't stoop
without getting dizzy. Doan'a Kidney
Pills were highly recommended to
me and they did just what waa claim
I ed for them. As soon as I used than,
the pain began to leave me and the
action of my kidneys was regulated.
By the time I had finished two boxes
high government authorities. haxecon, " lnc iwi atniw hiui rt-(t.ttnmns tnai moy may natr- a crop -,,,, r h t,ub,rtn nomination , " i .T"""""" -wt
mvaKl-d the helpl. Mohammedan' "? rk,'! Tl' ""J?" V u1. " ,h"r "" ",A TV"M uf K,fl, nty, subject to (Xl"a" ' "" ' ! V'j1"'
' "u'""aravuau (situation In tho Ualkans Though tho'thoy wilt itarto mor. rapidly than .. . ,. vftlrta ', . ..- ur ,,f'f '$r d ttuu Mtiltg
population of Albania, ten months at-, ttar nM Dwn 0Vttr for a 0nR Hmolnow. it, f XM utrn tarvlnE to ,,ml. o," , HAMHtir iU M"" Tp " ""'f1"4' '( it
tor the Balkan war. Houses hate'troops of Servian coutlniif plllago. death at tho ralo of CO.000 a yrar lot 1 ! jhumo, though, It Ituublwom, As
I'tir Mlirrlff
iwtvr y U to got the rctdjr-IO'&M
been butned. men and women killed, (through tho Mohammedan rectlons of tho pant winter
and tho country laid waste. In the Albania. Ho tried to arouse sentl- Thp Altumlan rvt fund. hlch hereby annouhfo mylf aj a can ,ott,c "' 6 ' ' UtlU
house shown In this photograph tak- mvnt among tho religious orsanlw- has bwtt organUed to hflp tho suffer- iidat fur th teimbllcan nomination al tut Xat "Wjt'i
en by Mr. Howard, two Albanian wo-'tloas In Europe to do something, but lug people has taken headijunrter al f)r ,(,erlrf, mbcct to Hip will of Hip " "" MuU'!r llir lltory,
men wcro driven Into tho placo andho failed. Now ho has come to Ihcl'Jfl lllble House New York city itoter at the primary olrcllon onl',u B,rol'',, ' 0 ,tiu'
iaaMMMMMaiaMMaaawMMMiMMMMMM,,,!) Idtl,, I U'l'"0 Upy, gra. failed Utr U
O, I. (IAIITKII. "' we an MiMiro id reuia w
' ' i .jyouthtul aivpArancf ami attttcttie-
nr, ur uarKcnmc jour atir II
Wyrth'o Ha0 and Kulphur, no oat
ran lot), beraute It tloi it to nstsrsU
ly, vhly. You Jim Jmpa i
x)ng r soft brush ith it u
draw this through your tilr, tailei
Ohn mall ittrand at a time br (aora
Ins all gray halm hat dtiiprsrid,
and, alter another application er Its,
your hair toui tifamitull iui,
eli.4y, oft and luiurlant
(Paid AdvsjlUetaent)
Rebels Have High Old rime at
Durango; Social Season Good
Tw Hlinin It May (Vnrrrn
Notice U herrb gUen that lUv
Jliarthenhlii formerly elmlng btn
the ttndorslgneil and known iltihe
A. KlepiKT, In by mutual consent dis
solved on April 13, 1911. The bul-
ne heretoforo conducted by said
I partners la to be the property of
Joiear HhUe, who w collect all a
count and ill.cturen all liabilities.
Partlr owing said firm are hereby i
'nollded In make settlement of their
WcounU with tho said 0car Hhlve.
Taldno- Possession of the Homes of the Rich Peoole Who ?c!uki."imkh.
Fled, Greasers Wear Their Finery and Enjoy
Life of Pampered Ease
Herald's Classified Ad vs. !
Arruraln laforniatlen tnl tbt
KlaHMlb rtoala. Hn t'MUuIr, Ms
Mala.
United Press Service
MKXICO CITY. April IE. It is fun
being a Mexican rebel, when things go
right and. If you look at things In a.
certain way.
For Instance, there's the city of
Purango, which has been the play
ground of rebels for eight months.
Suppose all your life you had lived In
a dobe bouse, with only the earth for
a floor and & pile of straw for youri
couragement of tho host, began pull-1 no longer, they keep busy dodging
Mrtf? ilnu II tlm n ru telj nml inieiultiii xLaL k l... .I....I. a l a. I.
Ing down the tapestries and curtains
of tho palnco.
Every rebel loader In Durango lives
In an abandoned mansion; they drew
lots for them, after tho great chiefs
had taken their pick. Planox uro the
rebels on tho streets. After tho rcbols
got control of tho town they fell Into
the custom of pesterlug, with hoots
ii ml stones, every "rich" person who
walked down the street In cottars and
cuff. "Curros," thoy yelled, mean.
Hourco of greatest pleasure, and a lug "dudes." Now If you seo a poorly
self-playing piano that belonged tojdrcsted person walking along tho
tho Widow Ilarbaru Martinez del Itlo, streets of Durango, you may bo olmot
whoao mansion was seized by a chief 'certain ho I one of the rich men of
ImuI. anri hnrl alwniti tnlron ntt vnnrluhn tinrmlf f ,.! Ii.., in nittiv nnn KA ,... t ,i. ... . . ., ,..
. , ... w.. ,.,... .....w ,.. ......., ... .v ...!, W..W..II. .wn.i, in iue iivv vara mid ricn
hat to rich folks and were afraid of (room of tho place, Is generally con-'men rldo In tho second class and tho
them and their money and their pul-isldercd the finest pleco of loot in'iebols In tho first claie: tho rich
aces; and suppose you suddenly found Durango. .Meno, Just as they did before tho rev-
jourself In possession of a large city, Ilut even If your piano doesn't play 'oltitlon, and tho street cor comtmnv
i with all the mansions at your dls-. Itself, vou can ulnv It. n ln-t vinilfnla mi m, in i.i ,.
I was without a sign of kidney trou- posal, and all tho contents of tho man-jean. Passionately fond of music, osWond doss cars than It does tho first
ble. I gladly confirm what I said In 'slons, too. What would ou do? , all Mexicans are, tho rebels in Durau-'rlass one.
praise of Doan's Kidney Pills when I .Couldn't you get a lot of fun out of.'go give tho hlghmt social recognition! Iho rebels have moved scores of
recommended them several years ago. lt all? ito tho three rebel officers who nrohilanos and vast nunntltie. f i,.....
I can only add that kidney trouble' The rebels are having plenty of fun. able to play a few dance tunes. And. 'furnishings, statues, nnlntlnvn ami
and the rheumatic pains have never In Durango as their kind of fun 'by patient practicing, some of the reb- other loot to tho nearby town of Cuen-
returned." goes. Tho ball that Calitzo Con-'tis who didn't know how to play a tunic, where the Cont reran homo Is
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 treras gate In the governor's palace Jplano before the revolution, aro learn-Jkltuated. It waa against the churches
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffal,0f Durango was the capital of a Mex- Ing to pick out tunes. that the rebels showed tho greatest
Aew ork, sole agens for the United lcan BUUe Has a riPpm; airair. It Like a true leader, however, Cai-lcpltc, They rnnsackod theso and nil
! ..-...... -l-,-.-,--i,,ni-u-i jxnjucw
FOR SALE
1"""" i""i-i"s-a-rw,-w--uvAJUHja,.
AUTO FOR HAI.K In first class con
dltlon, at a bargain. Wrllo of eo
K. II. Hall. not
Alt the railroad trad. il t rt"
rpeiited nt tlie annual r,itf rtitioa ol
the metal trades ileiuilmrnl ft I U
Amrlran Federation ' Mm la
Karma (ty nest month
- - . i
States
Remember the name Doaa'i
and take no other.
Advertisement.
.wasn't a fancy dress ball, either, but Izto Contrcras, chief of tho entire
ii uiuiu gruiesijue costumes ever were nana, nas set about realty to learn
run HAi.r, uro room house, two
largo lots, well Improved; will m
at a bargain If taken nt once. Apply
to Joitn Aiutad, Mills Addition, cor.
Orchard nve, and Martin t. H-at
FOIt HAl.K dentin pony, broke to
ride or drive. Inqulro of John
Atistad. Milts addition. H-Jt
FOR RENT
'--- ----- - "i----j-truiAji-rif,
lOlt IIKNTA largo room fiinilnlied,
or unfiiniUhril. "2C I'lni. t. IC-Ct
OLD.TIMX GOLD CURE
DRIKK HOT TEA I
' i ,M,,H ,.. 4
tifrtnaa (1
LOST AND FOUND
""'''"" '' ,- mi. uu
I.OHT Hinall white fox terrier pup,
black hob tall and black over left
ye. Howard If roturned to People's
Meat Mnrkot. I3.at
Oft small (!
llfrail Trs, or the
rail It, "Hamburg' Hruit Tlrr.-its.;
pharmaty. Taks a uMiful ol i
ta, ut a eup a llllntf t vf
It, tAtt Utrough a lt '! dilak
lacup full al any Urn during tW
day nr before retiring, ll i U M
rffrctlve way to brsak a rVt sad et
grip, as It opens b pure ol t ta.
rrliVvlag mgalwi. AU t.w lis
Iwwfls, thus brsakltig up a coU.
Try It tb nst time yen wfr '
a roll or tho grip. It I lnti1t
an-l wllfflv vsWttftbU. U.crtlf s'"
and baraiUsM.
MISCELLANEOUS
WWOW. ,.,,-,-.., , ,, JJL i
RHEUMATISM FRlW
STIFF, ACH
HUH. A. PETKRHTKIVKR'H
.Not much silver,
Oat plenty to eat.
For a two bit meal
It can't he beat.
ISO Klxth Street
Ta Mral4, 4Uvarei at our
a ar kMw, 60 eaaU
tk.
New Auto for Sale
ON EASY TERMS
or will take part In trade
I baie a snap In income Main
street property.
See MAGUIRE
481 Main fltreet
shown at a ball in all Christendom,
the ingenuity of the society woman
who devised themwas greater than
the ignorance of 'styles and taste
which the women companions of the
rebels displayed at this astonishing
affair.
Urown women, who had gone bare
footed most of their lives, were still
barefooted at tho ball, for all the
French shoes they found In tho aban
how to play. Among tho prisoners he
took when ho seized tho town was a
brother of Itlcardo Castro, one of
Mexico's greatest pianists.
"I'll keep you out of jail If you'll
promise not to y un away and to come
to my headquarters whenever I send
for you, and give mo a music lesson,"
said ContreruH, after summoning
oung Castro boforo him. Castro
made a bargain of it, and, at last re
doned homes of tho rich thoy disco v- ports, Contrcras, who is a young muu,
ered to be very painful to wear. But Is progressing rapidly.
their bare feet danced In and out un
der the hems of splendid French
gowns, which had been part of the
Durango loot, and their heads were
covered with chic little French "bon
nets, of very late mode, which the
rich dames of Durango had not been
able to carry away with them when
the rebels entered the town.
Most of the gowns didn't meet In
the back, it Is true, for soldiers' sweet
hearts In Mexico don't wear cornets,
but everybody seemed greatly pleased
with the effects and a good time waa
had by all, especially when In a spirit
of pleasantry, the guests, with the en-
"I've always wanted to play a piano
ever since I was a little mucbacbo,"
he explained to n friend, "but I never
had a chance. Now I've got my op
portunity, and I'd be a fool not to
tako advantage of It, Castro says I'm
getting along splendidly,"
Tho teacher and his pupil have be
come great frlneds, and during his
lesson hour and practice times no one
dares Interrupt Contreru with af
fairs of government.
A few of the rich folks of Durango
didn't run away during the invasion.
These persons have had aowa alarm
ing experiences. They arc Mia rich
heu iuq aiinrs. nm will wasn't a
sign, evidently, that they didn't be
lleve In religion, for tho robots keep
thj sacrlHtona busy ringing tho bolls
for thn saint's day of somo little chief
or to proclaim the now of somo rebel
victory,
It's somo fun, being n revolutionist,
vlicn things go right.
ROOM FOR JUHT 2 MOIti: boarders
at thu Oregon House; with room,
130 per month, H-2
WANTKl) TWO ponies or small
horses, broko to drive and ride;
must ho perfectly gentle to handle by
children mid not afraid of itutomo
I'lles. H. J. llalloy, 8. P. depot. 11 If
WHY NOT
Take advantage of the summer vaca
tion to start tho chlldron In muslcT
Hpoclal summer Inducements on
Pianos at Bhophord Piano Depot, next
door to postolllco. n-tf
Today's news today In Tha Herald.
kmmatii county
i:mimymi:nt offick
We furnish all kinds of help at
short notice, if you want work
register at
MltH. A. PIKTKRHTKINKIt
122 Hlxth HI. I'IiomMI
J, W, Trcece, Manager
WANTi:i Unfurnlshod room for
llglit housekeeping by a widower;
must have water ami light; no ob
Jectlon to two rooms, within 30 min
utes walk of Clli and Main. Address
Widower, Herald.
tub Sams tnm JiaU and bm
witftaNUll trial bottU of
oMftt-JMoteOil
Htop "dosing" Hhcumtlm.
It's pain otilyi not ctm ca" In ""'
rrqulre Internal tralmiit. Il T1
Ing, nrtrat!ng "Ht. Jc! Oil' tW
nn Hie "tender strnt," and !) '' "'
jou nay Jack KoMnson-out " T
rliriimatlo pain. "Kt. ,lacb' J' J
it harmlrM rheuitiatUni cure Mi "
dUapixtlnU ami d-en't Mini tl "
lake imlri, K.rol.rM stfl ilium-" """
atlilr.( joints, muscle atul l-''" W
vUllra, lurrilKii, Iwckwl, ,,,l!it'
!-.' ... .. tlft 'tit IN1III
i.iiuir up i uu - : .ii"
of old time, lionrst "fit. '''' '".
from any drug st4)rr, and '" rt.lT"(i
you'll be (rve from falus. "''i?
slfffncM, Den't suffer I II''1' rl'fU'"
13-St tliiu away.
EXPERIENCE COUNTS
In every line of buslaase iierlrnre la what wakes ealrirnry. I
Is with great pride Uiat we can trutlifullr ! l lttrtut
(IcimrtRienU of our husfaeasare maiuged by wea of eterlenre.
i:xterleacMl buyers, expert earetl butchers, oxarired cutlers,
oxperienred aaleemen and axperleHced dellverymm nil roinlilott
K lire you the beaesU ot thsireMrlency. Thlak litis over Mlirn r
derlng your suppllea for the table.
Klamath meat company