THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
WKWTOAV, JUm lt j,(
Mr"1 lire rrr I trviro next Tuesday, june 23rd., we are going
NEWS TO LADIES to begin a
rumwwm
SUMMER SALE OF SEASONABLE GOODS
The success of our sales has been largely due to the fact that we do not wait till the Goods are out of season
before putting on our sales. Next Tuesday we are going to start something that will surprise even those of you who
realize what really good bargains we always have at our sales.
Watch for Full Announcement in Saturday's Herald
STILTS DRYGOODS COMPANY
"WHERE THE LADIES SHOP"
L D. O'DonneH Looking
Over Klamath Project
mi nil
I. U. O'Doanell, a member of the The party vUltcU Midland. Merrill
reclamation commission, cauie la Usttaad Walla aud vlclulty today, and Mr.
nlgbt to spend a few days making anjO'Donuell Interviewed a. number ut.
FORD OFFICIAL
CAR
T.
BOSON
MAYOIl CUIU.KY DECIDES THAT
FORD ItCVADOimt WILL UK
PCUCHAMED HEREAFTER FOR
CITY EMPLOYE
BIG CROWD AND
LOTS OF TROUT
IDLKHKMT PROPRIETOR HAYS
THIM Ut THE HMTYimi tUNCE
TMK tHl'M FOR THE VIMTINO
ANUI.EK8
I
tnaiwif tlnn nf th Kljkmif h umbw-t untl th.. 1 ftrtnt.w TM- nflBrtiiiiin wt f illr. I
1U problem.. He U looking over all h. gave a highly instructive talk to., "0s,T?;V J "7m "',. T? T'lfl T l T"
the projects In the West, the farmer. bouU ,U P"""""4 " . l ' n" tow
Mr. O'Doanell U u charge of the. This evening he .III d.ll.r a --:! ''f.1!?!" !L l" 'l"! IT ! '
n-wutlnn .nH m.lnt.n r.,lr - ll, i.llr I.. .h ,.-, -. l.,.ltl I ' " "" "" " '"' ''"" -' " "'"miw.,, I uv ur cut
" """" " ' wj . w hv "V wwa " A . a . ... -I . ..- I... I- l.-. -. W.-U- .-....l
nf I,, manlnh.'. fV ,.J -hll if,.,,. .,.. I,- -III ,. .. . LM....H. "' f.auB.tmu JU I.
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nere be will discus Irrigation mat- FalU.
sued by Mayor Curley.
'1 have decided to make the Ford
ten wltli farmers. E. O. Hopson. the. Tomorrow- O'Doanell. Homob andi
pervlslng engineer for the PaclficjCarap will Tlsit the Second Unit of nabout the offlclal ear under my
division. U also here, and he and SlrJih nrolcct. At U30 O'DonneH will administration." the mayor declared.
ODoaneil arts being Uken around theaddrcss the farmer at Po Valley.."11 doesn't t so much to buy. aadicrowd all sprig,
project by Project Manager Camp to- Tomorrow evenlni at 7:30 he will ad-' can bc operated twenty miles on a
4a. dress the Henley district farmer, gallon of gsiollne. By discarding the
' 'heavy car now In u and puttlnc In
tan equipment of Fords, the elty will
era are bavins regular carnival, but
the flh will bite at anything."
Spink states that trenty-ne people
left last night and today for the re
sort. He say there ha been good
Deswad L'poa Fkfcfa
' Krinter-Stewart.
save several thousands of dollars
President Wilson says business de- A marriage license was Issued ibis. without Impairing in any way Its au
prtMlon is prevalent the world over afternoon to Fraud Oscar Freuer, attomoblle service."
bat Is less acute In the United Sutes! prominent young Poe Valley farmer.!
Uwa anywhere else. He believes the land Miss Ella Gertrude Stewart, a; Church Urgra Holiday
country Is and should be prosperous, 'popular local school teacher. . . ... . .
at tut business wUl Jump forward . Among the recommendallons of he
WW. a bound as soon as manuf.ctur- .New U Ltoper. ;"neru1 Vl?,1b,r of tbe px"
Nk.iiM.mM Mi.. ..i . church at Chicago was on favoring
, r .-. .. MlM Aima J one, who recently re-
reata with them. Much of the eom-Jlurned ttom California, has accepted
Plaint, he declares. U centered In tneja K,tlon at the Sugar Bowl.
railway offices, and is being manufac-J
lured for political effect. ,.,,, u ocer.
Will H. Bennett, vice president of
Pastor Bosees Jail Job the First State and Savings bank of
In the Queens County Jail In New 'this city, has been elected treasurer
York, Rev. Bouck White, in overalls of the State Bankers' Association, ac
and Jumpers, led a gang of negro prls- cording to advices received from the
ooers U painting the Interior of theiMedford convention.
Jail. Rev. White is serving a sentence ' During the past week tbe Oregon
f six saontas for interrupting service Public Utilities Commission has fixed
at Calvary Baptist church, where the standards of quality in water, gas.
Rockefellers worship. light, heat and telephone service.
Saturday as a half holiday. It was
argued that this should lead to a bet
Iter observance of tbe Babbatb. Tbe
assembly emphatically condemned tbe
Sunday newspaper, and Insisted that
families should be urged not to make
purchases of any kind on the Sabbath.
Would Erect Flagpole.
County official today commenced a
subscription list to raise funds for tbe
purchase of a tall flagpole In the
court house yard.
A million pounds of wool sold at
Sbaniko last week at from 18 to 20
FOR RENT Three-room house In
Fairview addition, 5 a month. See
Chllcote. 635 Main street. 17-31
I Mr. Hall Beta
Mrs. E. B. Hall returned last Bight
from Portland, where she has been at
tending tbe Rose Carnival. She pro
nounces It the best ever.
i
The Entire Stock of Savidge
Bros. Lumber Company
MUST BE TURNED INTO CASH
And for that reason tbe Trustees are going to initiate a sale on lumber that cannot
fail to interest anyone who contemplates any building or operation requiring lumber.
RoughiPine Boards, thoroughly dry, 1x4, 1x8 and 1x1016 - - - $11.00 M
Rough Pine Boards, thoroughly dry, 1x61 2 and 14 10.00
Rough Red Fir Plank, thoroughly dry, 2x4,2x6,2x8 16 9.00
Rough Red Fir Plank, thoroughly dry, 2x12 16 9.50
Rough Red Fir Plank wider than 12 inches and longer than 16 feet at prices
to correspond.
Red Fir timbers from 3x3's to 12xf2's at $9.50 per M. and upward, according
to'sixe and length, but all figured on the basis of from 40 to 50 per cent off
prevailing prices.
A shed full of finishing lumber and mouldings that must be disposed of.
Doors, Windows, Shingles, Lath and roofing, while they last, at extremely
lew prices.
TRUSTEES
Savidge Bros. Lumber Co.
PRESBYTERIANS
TO VISIT A6AIN
MKKTI.VU OK THE COXUIlEtiATION
WILL HE HELI THM EVE.MXU,
WHE.V THE I'ROIUULE MITE
UIIX UE CHOMEX .
Plans for the building of a new
Presbyterian church bave reached the
point where the selection of a site Is
an Important question. To decide
this, a meeting of tbe entire congre
gation will be held this evening at tbe
church.
The meeting will be called to order
fat 8 o'clock. As boon as the question
of a site Is settled, tbe building com
mlttee will be In a position to decide
definitely tbe amount of money avail
able for a church, and make arrange
ments accordingly.
At tonight's meeting tbe men of the
congregation will serve refreshments.
Uack from Vacation.
Miss Evelyn Atherton, who has
been spending a short vacation In
San Francisco, is again at tbe long
distance switchboard In tbe telephone
exchange rooms.
Mrs. Hector Up.
Mrs. C. II. Rector, who hss been
confined to her rooms for tbe past
three weeks with an Injured foot,
caused by a nail wound, Is again able
to be out.
Picture
Mouldings
We Invite your altentioa to
our big shiptnrat of tlie latest
and nrwewt In moulding.
OUR FRAMING
.DEPARTMENT
Is modem awl full quipped.
ihtr prices are reassemble.
UaFilillitkHfiie
Town Topics
YESTERDAY'S COAST
LEAGUE RESULTS
wotib tl the ifttUr tie. of U.HV
t'luetoit ipur ttttbtti oi(6Mtrt;
t afulld to iI4 tur n4 at a 11
lalirv tl 13 S Iec(
Here Krtu Melfml.
II. WaltUer. dlvUiou auperlnWud MM ''tieUvw
nl fur ih. Calttornl.Ufou I'uWer Oakland . . .
.,.Kv U ,,.. fr.im Vfmtr.tr.i on ' I'NtUlt
huslue trip.
(ton IU Mk.
tlUo thereof 0 Ibe cit M t y
jj "A". Ihtt; ttOfth dliUateefil.U
( feel, lOOfe or el. 10 foltl of Vtfls-
ning.
Herbert Harry, clerk at thw While' Venlfw
IVIkau. and HtbtrutAU eirorJiu4f j. ; 'litl
Kturnvd last night (rout attending tinu
lto.40 Kostlval at Portland.
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bnd t;Ut, Uefel tnl
U und Aloiiti4r MUfteeu IuhmI". tb" ulr BMtles ilu,
(tigs, tommou Couucll of iU city, U Jtfj
It, il. It 19H-town m U 4it Uj eUh.
.3 o 1911, pfui to a Cotmses C.
. S t u "fH for4ld, a MHloa pftjitf fir
MusUr and ;' ,ioo of im ftla f ttH-
' Kfek trt twite ijcifflt,
15 j Tb KUmaih tWulofsnt C,
Uy Wrn II Wurd.a, Muisw,
el
aud rMtlott;
llw Kruew Ikalry, I'urtUbd
P. I. Ilrowu of llry U a Klamath WtllUro aud lUtmsU. in ud
It.
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Kali visitor.
i Vault.
fmlrrgw oprtwtUt. (ltrrtor u'rt auuuaure that
Ml. Ploreuc iUnllmaw Tu,.'- u "' Tui pto)t U '
day oi-eratca upon tor tonsiimn, " .7. ' . !. :. ..V ..'.-... Nlt I le.t,i tt.-a tatl lUts
- ...... .u Mtt iir in. .il.iii I'.rinn' ---..
w w, y M , . itfm ...f.i
.VnUtw Ut tmltaf
In the 'unl) rm ol Ut iUU t
Orcein, in t4 tr Kla'A
County.
It.
VUllur Pruu Itoaattia.
Vic llaroaker U dou frum the !!
nauta country ou a buslne trip.
tllrl la lion.
A daughter, welshing s H pound.
t'rult hiitltutt A.n-tuiIuH a)
, lln. t'Attqm rdiial will brine: Ufc
Uhlpmehto dl (lrmar, br, and tbe
.-.cl itl I4le ftutl linUCe taf
arrived Tuesday al tho home uf Mr.'
and Mr. J. A, tiuldirailh. in Patrvlew ,
addition. '
villi theru.
Herald vauI ad brtut: ruH,
Up Eruut Ij IUhU,
Heldon Ogt I lfo from th Mva
llds, attending to busings matter.
He Is connected with I. !. Applsgste's
llifrep camp lb ere.
Hark t Alguma
V. II. Hlmpson. a well known rrt
deiJlsii!. Iitc Un dull fti!.
cd by order of in matiij (mm
KUiuslU i.mi Oftto. tJeltUiui
or at Ue tU!e of Kill M. Ull.
4eccct, tintlhC UllteJ s IMS J
InlnUttttor. ll t-ofitt HiUtUI
4alr( I4 itcrtitej al tlUf
Hm ot halutr l het 4ltntdlt4
frulrr4 tu itnl rl4 lle 4ci
fertoed a by l requited, tttUUiii
(immiIIi from tbe dale til (be nl rV
ligation tt h woiKo lit mU laU
Utratbr for ltotr &J ffioul.
IUI4 rllm to l CM Ilk K. U
KlttuM, Uuttn lr iI4 !(. tl
tKlaiuatb Itetelotimcut rumfauy, a ; Wllllu bulldlnc Kltath FsB.
Itorporailon, dtrxily lnierrtd tbete Oiun, that tcine Ike pU tu ti
in, and itMlMoe I tie vatatlou of fn(i.atluti of tb buithn ef Mi
a H)fllou of Frederick street In late, Plrni luiMlrAtlou at tfet w(i
Xotlre uf Praikary of I'cUUow in
l Varalo a ltfltu t.f t'mlcrfe
MrrH. In Milpi'lug'un A44ll'uti
lu Ktamath r'li. OrrguH.
Nullcn U hereby given mat Tbe
"""""" """"" " .Mb pp ngton addition to the city ot dated 1 .0 H dy ot June, U.
dunt of Alcoma, returned there Tue-'.., ., ,. ,. ., ...,. """"" "" ""'
. ,..,..,. 1 .Klamath Palls, Oregon, ia(d portion 1 . ... mitv idtuintitiil
day, after being called here a a rlr-L. biih . ., ' .,. .. . J W Jj"-; l4m,6MW"
cult court Juror.
of lrct named being described a
follews:
., .. , , L That portion of lot nine, (3), 1
I lontn Prom Portland. .. . , ,,, , , ..
lion nineteen (19), tpwnsblp 31 It..
Henry lioivln and daugbter. Ml. , Kti w. M., Klamath county,
Pearl, havo returned from Portland. Oreon. Included vtltbln tbe limit ot
whnro tbey attended thr Hose Pestlval I'redarlek street. Hhloulna addition
to Klamath Pall. Orqsuti. and nurlb
On the Mirk Met. , ., Hhlniilnatou snur. dncrlbad a
Wttoy 0. Hmlth I confiued tu bU jfollows!
home today, a a result of too inurh icf inning at tbe nurlhea.t eorntr
Itodeo-newspstMrr-flportsenen' Club 0( Mtxk "A." Hhlpptngton addition
work these hot days. . Klsmath Kali. Orea-on. on the
west line of Frederick streat: thence 1
.., . .-..
in .'vrw yuancr. 'north 10 drarea 13 minute east. sO
,V4ml&tintr
i U l.'I.I.IOTT. Aiiorny
.U.20.J7-Ui
Theater Guide
telephone Is 97.
Dr. 0. V, Pliher ha moved from feet, morn or la, to the west line of !
hi former location over Underwood's block "II" of said addition; thence
pharmacy to the White lliiildlng. Ills south along said west line 44,3 feet, I
evsaev,ew'''N' "
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
17-19-20 h (inore or lw. to a point U.6 feet
II, OHt-M, Prayrktor
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LET US SAVE YOU MONEY
OUH KENT MKKVICE CAItH TO ,11,1,
P0INT8 IN HOUTIIKIt.V OHKUON
AND .VOKTIIEKN CA I, I V O It N I A
HAVE VOU MONEV ANI CIEr VOIt
TIIKKE WHEN OTIIEIIW I'AII,. THE
COW OP IIUNM.NO A KOKI IS
PKACTICAI.I.V ONE-IIAI.P WHAT
IT COHTM TO OPERATE KAKOE
ANII IIEAVV CAIW. TIIAT'H WIIV
WE ifJA.V IK) IT CHEAPER.
REI.IAIUiE IIIIIVEIIH, ACQUAINT.
Ell WITH HO Aim TO A IX POINTH.
Plioue flIU J for Night or Day Hervlro
FORD GARAGE
OKOKUE III 1,11 N, Propriclor
STAR TIIEATE1
THE III.I.TH:H
A llrrinetl Program of KiHIf?
rlluglng and IMurlng
y
l"('MMrlruti and tbe Tcmplr,
I Hells Dram
"Ailvniturrs ut tlio Actrc'
Edison Comedy
"Waifs,"
lllograi'b Dram
"Prriilnsnl Hrlib-griMmi."
Vltagrsph Comedr
Coming Hiinday-
Tlilnl EpinMld
"THE PERIIJ E PAUI.IMK-
Ailuiluluu UAc
TEMPLE THEATB
"flrey Esglo's l-ss " . .
Kulem Two-Heol flpw''
"A HnakevUle Epldawlf."
Esssnsy Comsay
Milmly and Art."
Blogroph Draws
MATINEE DAILf AT
ALL UOKNMH HOi09M