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SATURDAY, MAY ,
THE EVENIMQ HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. 0R1OON ,
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OOD FARM LANDS
- Flv ar tract nMr Falls, gd
" read, SSI to HO par r n May term.
NiM lvl Mr Irrigated tmt
My Mil frm Pall, n gd rad.
Only $1,009, n My term.
? A 4m 40 aer Irrigated traet, tart
ly tnrwd, Mm alfalfas ep, aady
Immi MIL wHh gd drain. Prte
93,000) torn.
A gd 70 Mr partly Improved Irri
gated tract In th heart f th valley.
If fin Mil. Prle 06,000, n torm.
A wll Improved 00 Mr tract on
main valley re. It' n of th vary
beet, ana I cheap at 00,000. Some
term.
CITY PROPERTY
Only 0900 cash for thre big lets en
Johnson avenue.
It will eeet you only $400 en aiy
terme fer a good let and three room
hew In PalrvlavtAddltlen.
Yeu can act a good corner let on
Eleventh trt, thl aid f canal, far
$690, on Msy term.
A goed four room house, nicely fur
nlahd, good outbuildings, two big lots,
Falrvlew Addition, only $000 cash.
A nlM four room bungalow, with
bath, only thre blocks from Main, fer
$1,000. Can make Mm term.
Houos, lets, bustnees property,
farms, stock ranch, rentals, lean,
band; Insurance. Oee Chllcote, OSS
Main. S
Moving Pictures
"The CavaMan" la novel became It
i rasl. It la so trie to-lit that you
shudder at th realisation of It all. Th
story opens Uk th flash of a gun. It
Is a modem and eloquent appeal It
treats of the awakening ot the soul of
a man at the bidding ot a coquette; of
Its development, and ultimate success
ful struggles against th world. It
picture th agony ot a strong man's
love for a frivolous woman; of bis
misery over the spurning of that love,
and ot the renewal of the old life at a
later period. It la strong, masterful,
and a dramatization of the world-old
story that all will enjoy. This live
reel Vltagraph Blue Ribbon production
will be seen at the Star tonight only.
"The Ne'er-Do-Well." Rex Beach's
great story of Panama, filmed in nine
reels, proved a good attraction at
Houston's opera house last night. As
a result, a big house is promised for
tonight's show, the final exhibition
here. This wonderful film play waa
made In the Panama canal zone, where
a company ot Sellg players repaired In
order to secure realistic atmosphere.
An all-star cast, including Kathlyn
Williams. Wheeler Oakman. Eugenie
Besserer and other stars appear In this
wonderful screen play. Beautiful trop-
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ITS ODD
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Th way en merchant plods along year after year, selling only
th cheapest of goods
Whll his neighbor torgea ahead by recommending and selling
merchandise of real merit.
A person "educated up" to purchase seasonable jewelry should
net overlook -
A Real Opportunity
T see the latest In Spot Pins, Lingerie Pins, Brooches, Scarf Pins,
Cuff Links and numerous other article appropriate for any occa
sion. I havs ths stock
Direct From the Manufacturers
Los not thl OPPORfUNITY.iest ye be forever dlssppolnteJ.
Present thl ad and
- 10 Per Cent Discount
Will be allowed on th purchase price of any of the following
articles:
TRAY No. 1 Solid Gold Pins, Charms and Brooches $1.75 each
TRAY No. Solid Gold Lingerie Pins, Spot Pins, Scarf
Pin. Brooch 2- ch
TRAY No. 3 Solid Gold Spot Pins, Scarf Pins and
BlVMM W-00 eh
TRAY No. 4 Solid Gold Beauty Pins, Brooches, Scarf
Pins and Cuff Links 04-00 each
TRAY NO. 5 Solid Gold Brooches, Bar Pins, Scarf
Plna and Cuff Links , 0-0 ch
TRAY No. 0 Brooches, Scarf Pins, Cuff Links and
Shirt Stud ; -
5 Per Cent Discount
:$.oo up
On any Watch displayed In my window will also be allowed all
who bring thl advertisement.
T. G. McHATTAN, 511 Main St.
FORD GARAGE
For Your Tires and Tubes
Casings - .- - $7.25 up
Tubes $2.25 up
All New Casings Put on Free
Frv) Air Always in Stock
Ford Touring Car $493.25
Ford Runabout $443.25
Oakland Six $895.00
All F. O. B. Klamath Falls
New and Second Hand Cars
Always in Stock
FORD PICNIC, MAY 21
At Spink's Camp on Spring Crack
Watch for Program Latar
Cars for Hire Day or Night
Rates th Cheapest Phona 212-J
'" Ws) Always Hava Cars-Fiva on Hand
Wo Also Hava a Ford Truck for 16 Passangars
Vry RMsenabls ftste
rJ&jmmwmmm mm tai s
lifcUKUt. B1EJHN, Agent
leal scenery abounds, together with
unusual slants along th Panama ca
nal There Is not a dull moment In this
extraordinary production, which Is a
worthy successor of "Th Spoilers."
PACIFIC COAST liRAGCF
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Standing of th Club
Won Lost Pet
Los Angeles 17 II M
San Francisco .1$ H 5M
Vernon , 1 1 -600
Salt Lake M M -N
Oakland -U 17 .461
Portland 10 IB .400
Results Yesterday
No game at Portland on account ot
rata.
At San Francisco R. BX B-
San Francisco . ..-. 3 9 0
Oakland 8 $ 0
Steon and Broeks: Prough and El
liott. KlaVitter replaced Prough In
the eighth.
At Los Angeles R. H. B.
Vernon 6 0 1
Salt Lake 14 3
Johnson and Whaling; Warhop and
Hannah. Klein replaced Warhop In
the first. Vann replaced Hannah In
the third. Dougan replaced Klein In
the fifth.
FOR 8ALE AT A BARGAIN
A nine-room modern bungalow at a
bargain If sold at once. This home
cost $4,000. It Is located three blocks
from Main street, at 308 Washington
street; one and a half blocks from
K. C. H. S. It gives a beautiful riew
of the Klamath vValley and Lake
Uwauna. This Is a nice home for
some one at less than the cost of the
bouse and Improvements. Call and see
It, or write owner. Address R. C. S..
P. O. box 392. 6-Xt
THE SCREAM OF THS MJSERAiLt
Tom has bora making attracts
window dlsptays for yo$ with th aaa
rm' latest in Jewelry and kindred lines
and w want you to com In and se
this new line, as w have it ror sai.
and It's no trouble to show you tan
goods.
We have th stock and our prices
are right and we want you to appreci
ate the fact that you can buy rignt
hiim at homo sa cheaD and get Just
as good Jewelry as you xan in w ois-
gest city in tho United States or Mex
ico I mean Germany.
We have a stock of goods that won't
rnmn hark, hut hrinn VOU back for
more. No article without a gaurant. J
We are running a special in au.
watches.
if vou have the time and need the
time, see us, as we think we can give
von nfrvico. Yes. we fix watch;
have a stock of ring mountings and
set tho atono while you wait. wnn
wo do a Job It's right, but we are not
infallible and should it not be right
wo will make it so. Scientists say
that the llKht of some stars has noti
reached us yet, but win ovemusiiy.
I do so hope that the abovo will taxe
on during my life time. Hurry to my
old. McHATTAN.
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FOR RENT Three room modern fur
nished apartment, electric range and
heat. Enquire C. E. Riley. 628 Main
street
Robert Service
an attorney of Baker
for
Public Service Commissioner
This is xood dancing weather. Coma
and enjoy yourself at the Pavilion
night It"
CANDIOATCS NOTICE
Any candidate of any political party
Is cordially extended the privilege of
addressing the people from the plat
form where I speak In this campaign.
6-tf C. M. ONEJLL.
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WE ARE GOING TO SELL OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
New Spring and Summer Suits and Coats
AT SUCH PRICES THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD
NOT TO BUY THEM. WE WUULU KAinar, onw
WfTcE PRICES THAN CARRY ANY STOCK OVER
AFTER THE BEGINNING OF SUMMER. THESE
ARE BARGAINS THAT ARE USUALLY NEVER OF
FERED UNTIL JUNE OR JULY.
, Our Suits and Coats arc all new this spring and the very
latest in style and material. Many of them have been re
ceived within the last two weeks.
Here are a few of the offers we are making. It will pay
you to come in and see for yourself the enormous reduc
tions we are making.
Suits
Society
(Continued from page 3)
He Is conceded to be one of the best
authorities on railroad rate regulaUon
in the state. For eight years be naa
hammered the railroads wnen they
were wrong; but always advocates
that they are entitled to and should
be given a "square deaL"
He states that rates today are the
highest in railroad history, while the
cost to produce the "ton mile" the
unit of transportation) is the lowest
The O.R.2N. paid a stock dividend
in -1908 of 79 per cent, and in four
years a total of over 109 per cent
This shows the need ot regulation
by one who knows.
Six republicans are ont for this
place. His record shows that he has
done more to expose dlscrlmlnaUon
and unlawful practices by the railroads
than any other man in Eastern Oregon.
Read his pamphlet page. Adr.
W. S. SLOUGH
For Assessor
To the Voters of Klamath Ceunty:
If I am placed In the office of assess
or by your votes I pledge myself to th
following standards and Ideals:
1 I shall give all my time and th
best of my ability to the work of (bo
office.
21 shall do my best to plac upea
the tax roll tnry plc of taxabi
property in Klamath county, and will
assess each piece equitably.
3 The "timber baron" and "small
taxpayer" will look alik to tn. I
stand for a square deal for alL
41 will not us th offic to re
ward friends or punish enemle.
61 will not use th opportunities
afforded by the office to promulgate
any "ideas" or "Isms." Tber Is work
enough in the office to consume all th
time and energy of th most aotlr
man.
f Th pac and prosperity of th
county depend upon a Just and intelli
gent administration of public buslaats.
7 Your support In the Primary and
In th Election is solicited upon th
above declaration of principle.
Respectfully, W. I. ILOUOB.
(Paid Advrtint)
Saraent. Ada Soule. Vera Houston,
Alice Blackford. Pearl Boivin, Lorsine
Bllghton, Helen Paxson, Gertrude
Seely, Augusta Parker. Mabel Mean
and Georgia Porter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rogers and chil
dren nave gone to Medford and Jack
sonville to visit relative ror a few
days. j
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. Miss Elizabeth Houston, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.-John V. Houston, a grad
uate of the Klamath County High
School and a favorite In social and
musical circles, was well known her
as an energetic worker. Reports from
Berkeley, Calif., where ah Is attend
ing school, show that she continue to
xeep busy, and the wonder Is that one
small girl can do so much, and still
find time for study. Miss Houston Is
taking a course In public school mu
sic under the dlrecUon of the well
known Mrs. Sweezey of Berkeley. In
addition, she Is taking a special course
of piano music under Professor Ben
jamin Moore, and is carrying thre
hard studies at California University.
This in Itself is a strict curriculum,
but It only represents a portion of
Miss Elizabeth's work. In addition.
she Is teaching music tn tor gradaa
Regular $29.50 Black and White Check Wool Serge.
Satin Lined, beautifully finished and trimmed.
Yoursfor ' $22.50
Regular $23.00 Blue Serge, Taffeta trimmed. Box
Back with Belt. Special $17.25,
Regular $22.00 Black and White Check Serge,
trimmed in Black Taffeta. Special . . $16.50
Regular $24.50 Blue Serge, Braid trimmed, Box Back
with Belt. Special V $.18-25
Regular $20.00 Blue Poplin Whip Cord, satin lined.
Special $5.00
Regular $21.00 Dark Blue Poplin with white hair
line, very stylish. Special Si 5.75
A Ss 1 "i
if.
Coats
Black and White Check Serge, trimmed in green
broadcloth. Regular $12.50. Special $9.50
Black and White Stripe Cord, trimmed with black
taffeta. Regular $12.75. Special $9.75
Regular $14.00 White Chinchilla with black velvet
collar and buttons. Special $10.50
Black and White Check Chinchilla, regular $19.00.
Special $M.25
Blue Poplin trimmed with tan silk. Regular $15.00.
Special $11.25
Regular $10.00 Tan Covert Coat, belt back.
Special $7.50
Regular $6.00 Rose Sport Coat. Special . , . $4.50
Regular $6.50 White Corduroy Sport Coat. Special $4.90
THESE ARE JUST A FEW. THERE ARE MANY
OTHERS
Hi
Stilts Drygoods Company
WHERE THE LADIES SHOP "
HOUSTON'S
Metropolitan Asnwetts
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
"THE NE'ER-DO-WELL"
Rex Beach's stirring story of Panama
In Nine Acts, Featuring
KATHERINE WILLIANS
WHEELER OAKMAN
And the Original Spoilers Cast
SATURDAY.
ADULTS, SO
STAR THEATER
THE CAVE MA.N
Five Reel Vltagraph Drama
Sunday ,
"PEER OYNT
Five Reel Paramount
TEMPLE THEATER
Saturday
"Th Devil in Chief,"
Three Reel Esssnay
"Fraddy Versus Hamlet,"
One Rl Vltagraph
"Path News,"
Sunday and Monday '
"Th Goddess," Chapter J4.
Two Reel Vltagraph
"Th Toll of th Jungl,
On Rl SUg
"A aehatar'a Roast."
' On Kl Kaltt
"Pathe News." '
AdntiBstOB Always lc
MATINBK DAILY AT SlSft ,
ALL LICENSED PIOTDRsW .
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MrrlU, Of
MOTION PIOTVBMS WBDNWDATS
WT MTCTWAYS
of the 'Berkeley school, directs a
chorus of forty voices, and Is accom
panist for the Sixth, Seventh and
Eighth grade choruses. In her spare
time she gives piano lesions to four
or five pupils.
The dance given by the ladies of
Sacred Heart church at Moose ball
Thursday was wsll attended, and was
enjoyable, but especial menUon Is due
the Maypole dance, directed, by Miss
Alice Blackford, and danced by herself,
Mrs. Joseph P. Brett, Mrs. Philip J.
Slnnott; Mra.C. E. Wheeler, Miss Dor
othy Weeks, Miss Helen Paxon, Miss
Alice McCourt, Miss Gertrude Heeler,
Miss Lillian Van Riper, Miss Josephine
Van Riper, Miss Mae Magulre, MUs
Helen Magulre, Miss Esther McAn-
drews, Miss Elinor Dreber, Miss Violet i
Dreher, Miss Mabel Martin. Th
dnuce was somewhat Intricate, but li
was rrettlly execute by th yjuap
1-jJIfK, and they mado a beauUful pic
ture, as clad In llg'tt shaded gowns,
they gracefully daaced around the
Maypole, concluding with the winding
of the ribbons. This number wasl
warmly applauded, and was heartily'
enjoyed by all. Music for dancing waa
lurnlshcd by tho Darlow orchestra, ami
dancing obtained until a lato hour.
Throughout tho evening punch was
served, aud a luncheon was also en
joyed by tho guests.
t
Considerable Intercut is taken by
local pcoplo in the special offer of th
Rone Festival committee to gtvo 6,000
joxtnt otcs with every dollar's worth
of voles purcliaBod for any canaiaaie
for iuoc. This mourn that every dol
lar spout between now ond next Sat
urday will buy six times the us!
Kinount of voles for tho KIsmath Flt
candidate. Miss WaWo Jacobs.
Don't miss tho big dance at ths 1
vlllon tonight. You will have a o
llai. it
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J.W.McCulloch
Candidate for Republican
Nomination for
Piblfc Service Commissioner
Endorsed for Public Service Comm
Issloner by business men, farmers,
stock men, local and county granges,
Judges, bankers, public officials and ev
ery class of citizens.
Read these endorsements circulated
In pamphlet form. You will rocelv
on.
You are not as much Interested In
what a candidate says about himself
as you are In what th public says
about him.
Larn what th publio thinks of 3.
W. McCullocb, and If satisled, vote
for him. Adr.
Player-Pianos Are Desirable
BECAUSE you du:at th children ear In music while
they are taking lesson.
BECAUSE you oan hear the world's bsst In music In your
own horn.
BECAUSE If th children fall to learn you " h,v
v music.
SECAUSE-Wlth the average family of Ave, one "'"
orally I a musician, and th Player makes musicis
of us all.
W havs a number of vry flood buy In PI,"-P'""!I
and will glv you a good allowano for straight
planoa taken In exchange-
We would b plsed to make you a proposition.
Shepherd Piano Deg
Next Door to Postosfc
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