TMUMRDAY, MARCH M, 1914
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.
To Men Who Love Their Wives
A SPECIAL INVITATION
DO YOU REMEMBER HOW CAREFUL YOU WERE OF YOUR PERSONAL APPEARANCE IN THOSE
GLORIOUS DAYS WHEN YOU WERE COURTING THE MISSUS?
—HOW YOU PAID HER THE DELIGHTFUL COMPLIMENT OF ALWAYS LOOKING YOUR
BEST WHEN YOU CAME INTO HER PRESENCE?
You wouldn't think of taking her out then it you had on a seedy, out-of-date suit. You wanted her to be able to show the
world that “her man" was strictly up to the minute—a genuine live wire, for whom only the best tailoring was good enough.
You’re just as good a man today as you were then—and the Missus is every bit as entitled to the respect you used to pay her.
It isn’t fair, boys, just because the Little Woman at Home h is Mrs before her name to drop all those little attentions and
homages of the courting days. If you want her to keep young»—don’t slouch around looking like a premature grandpa. Show
her that you are still a Live One by keeping up with the styles.
What's that? The Missus says “Ish-ka-Bibble ” so long as she gets her own Easter Bonnet and Harem Skirt? Tut, tut,
fellows—Can that ancient calumny. It isn’t true. She’s as proud of your looks as she ever was.
Just try sprucing up this Spring in a real rejuvenating Royal Tailored-to-order Spring Suit.
She’ll be proud of you—Have your Easter Suit Royal Tailored—Let us have your order now—today. Come in and select
cne of those sna >py, sprightly woolens from the half thousand foreign and domestic gems the Royal Tailors have on display—
at Souhtem Oregon’s Largest. Livest Men’s Store—
K. K. K. STORE, Leading Clothiers
on
K.C.H.S. Campus
LOIS Of SUCKERS I Town Topic»
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Mascot of Athletics’ Training Camp
Supt. Johnson Here.
,1. C. Johnson, superintendent ot
the Pelican Bay Lumber company, re-
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turned last night from •his home in
INDIANS FIND THE LOOT RIVER Minnesota. His family will arrive to
night, having stopped off ln Portland
MULLET A DESIRABLE SPECIE» ■ for a short visit with relatives.
—OTHER NEWS FROM THE-------------------
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Free Seeds.
RESERVATION
County School Superintendent Fred
Peterson has received a consignment
(Herald special Service)
|of garden seeds from the United
KLAMATH AGENCY. March 26.—
‘states agricultural department for
Suckers are now running by hundreds
¡distribution. An assorted collection
and minnows by the thousand in the
iof seed packets will be sent to anyone
Williamson River. The suckers are >
who wishes them.
Either write or
the Lost River variety, also known as
call.
the mullet, Williamson River being
stocked with them through Captain
O C. Applegate. This variety is pop- ' W Bleys Ate Hour
Attorney Oscar E. Willey, wife and
ular with the Indians as a food flab,
and Captain Applegate will be asked 'child, returned last night from Port
land, where they have been sojourn-
to plant more.
. Ing lor several weeks.
Friday evening the high school fac
ulty and Seniors will be entertained
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E
Faught.
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At a meeting this afternoon the
Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores
raised a sum sufficient to pay the in
debtedness occasioned by the Fresh
man reception.
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The final prise luncheon will not be
given until after Easter. This will be
the deciding affair between Miss Lu
cile Waldron and Miss Helen Zumpfe.
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The Seniors taking part in the an
nual class play are letter perfect in
the first act, and fairly familiar with
the second and third acta. They will
hold a rehearsal tonight in the audi
Edwin Wilson went to Klamath
torium. under the direction of Miss Marsh a few days ago to attend to his In Front South.
Applegate.
stock.
Mrs. B. 8L Geo. Bishop and chll-
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i dren arrived last night from Pacific
Manager Hales baa arranged a
Garfleld Jack, a well known Indian, Grove, Calif., where they spent the
game with Merrill, to be played a
made a visit to Klamath Falla and re I winter. They leave tomorrow with
week from next Saturday. He is now
turned to hla ranch on the big Klam ¡Mr.,Bishop for "The Cedars.
trying to get the Ashland high base
ath Marsh thia week.
ball team to come over for a game.
' Sou la Born.
Some of the sweet co-eds hope Shinn
Clayton Kirk has returned from
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Potter
will be on the team
Kirk, where he took the remalna of [of Mills Addition, this morning, a
f ♦ t
Mrs. Stanley Pedro for burial.
son, weighing eight pounds.
"To Sing, or not to Sing" la the
question with Louis McClure.
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Connie Mack has a mascot the like i not lend him a suit which would tit,
The Canadian Foreatry Association, Engineer Arrives.
of wholn haM neVer before been seen
f t f
so be bad to have one made by a
which recently met in Ottawa, has se I
Wai. McGuire arrived last night ln baseball, and bis players, In train- tailor, in the photograph he is shown
“Bill” Hurn has ordered a dozen lected Halifax, Nova Scotia, for Ita i
from Duluth, Minn., to take a pool- ing ln Florida for th, coming season, I taking his turn at the bat. After be
Wright A Ditson tennis balls, which next annual meeting place.
tion with the Pelican Bay Lumber th)nlt lf he u carried about with them ing permitted to knock out a
he will present to the high school ten
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two-
company as locomotive engineer. Mr. over the circuit thia year he may be bagger by a kind pitcher Lltmaa
nis club.
C. E. MAXWELL IS
want
McGuire is an old friend of John and be the cause of landing the pennant on bls way to first. He says
NOW WITH HERALD .
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Brett, or the K. K. K. Store, and
world's championship for the necessary for him to knock a
IxMlgeman Is Feted.
two-
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U visiting With them today, leaving club.
This is Egiory Lltmaa, a bagger to make flrat, and even then it
In honor of the visit of Frank S. ...i . \ M
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the lumber mills. Later, Mr. Mc-
Grant, State Grand Chancellor of the Doc an I "Max to nearly every r«-;^ w|„
for hl, r,mllr t0 Joln wealthy man of Philadelphia, who must be a long one.
thinks he will be able to play base
Knights of Py thias, a special meeting ident of Klamath Falls, has severed ji|m here
.
For several seasons Mr. Lltmaa has
ball If be can gala speed, At this
of the lodge was held Tuesday night. bis connection with the Star Drug
followed the learn u> the training
time he weighs only 450 pounds, and __
At the conclusion a banquet was company, to accept the position of
jesmp and has faithfully gone through
Herald want ada bring resulta
it Is melting off so fast that be has
"rout';il“ o*f"baid"worT
served, and Mr Grant addressed the circulation manager of the Evening
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lodgemen on "FraternalUm."
Herald. Mr. Maxwell today assumed
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.past be has failed to make the weight
When the Athletics hied them- Connie Mack requires forhls'players'
charge of the subscription end of the Notice of SetUeinent of Administrat
Edmunds Improves.
publication.
or’s Final Account and of Hear selves to the warmer climate of Flor- This year be may continue with the
H. H. Edmunds, who has been suf
Maxwell has been dealing with the
ing of Petition for Discharge.
Ida for their training, Mr. Lltmaa team as a mascot, because for that
fering from sciatic rheumatism for public in Klamath Falls for several
the County Court of the State of went with them. Connie Mack could i position there is no weight limit.
the past two weeks, was able to be on years past, and be needs no card of!
Oregon, in and for Klamath >
the streets again today. Mr. and Mrs. Introduction to the public.
County.
Edmunds have moved here from Al
with a penchant for reading other I
In the Matter of the Estate of Frank
goma, and will reside in the Rucker REGISTRATION
teople's letters, and Mr. Seldon and
L. Felter, Deceased.
¡Mr. ltaymond were two jolly chaps i
house, on Eighth street.
FOB CITY *’.<•
Notice is hereby given that W. M.
; who hated to grow old.
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Duncan, as administrator of the es-
Travel Commences.
Foliowlng is the registration by tale of Frank L. Felter, deceased, has
Harry Lancaster made the "imp" a
On Tuesday two California autos wards for the city election, as shown iendered and presented for settle-
lovable fellow, in spite of his desire
passed through this city, the occu t«y the books at the city hall:
went, and filed in said court hla final
: to be considered a sport "The Fire-
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pants looking for a camping place for
First Ward.............. . . .104
account of the administration of said
Uy" was played with great charm by j
a number of friends who are to come
Second Ward ......... . . 248
Miss Dorothy Mitchell.
estate and a petition for his dis
up later in the summer. The won
Third Ward
......... ,.288
charge, and that the 3d day of April, CL AMAN PLAYERS BRING OUT
"Beverly of Graustark" is the bill
ders of this section are becoming
Fourth Ward............ ..145
1914, at 10 o'clock a. m., ln the
BOTH COMEDY AND PATHOS IN lor tonight, and judging by the sale ;
known, which means a greater num-*
Fifth V/L.d............ . .. 65
court room of said court, at the court
LINE — McCUTCREON'S NOVEL ¡of reserved seats,, the house will be
her of tourists this season than ever
house ln Klamath Falls, Klamath
packed. This play is one requiring |
before.
Total
.... .. .860
IS BILL TONIGHT
county, Oregon, has been fixed by
special wardrobe and scenery, all of ’
said court as the time and place for
which the Claman Players carry with I
Roads Getting Good.
Merrillites Leave for Home.
thS settlement of said account and
them.
The Clainahs gave a aplendid per-
Abner Weed and James Bodenbam-
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cardwell, Mrs. J the hearing of said petition for dis
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er returned Wednesday from a trip Frank Adams and Mrs. Bradnack, all charge, at which time and place any ormance of "When We Were Twenty-
The preparation of Chinese egg
to Fort Klamath. They report the from the Merrill country, returned person interested In said estate may One” at the opera bouse last night.
products for expoit is understood to
roads in good condition, with very home Tuesday night, after a short appear and file exceptions In writing' The entire company covered them-
have been begun a number of years
little snow tn the Fort country.
visit In this city.
to the said final account and contest •«<**• with glory in this most inter- ago by a Chinese firm no longer in ex-,
the same, and show cause, if any «sting of plays. Mr. Howland gave a Istence, which established ten or more
Court In Session.
Snow Is Gone.
there be, why a final distribution of masterly performance of Richard factories in China. There are now
The county court met this after
Captain I. D. Applegate <ame up said estate should not bo ordered and Carewe, a man who thinks himself
about twenty factories engaged In
noon to pass upon a number of claims Tuesday evening from bta ranch near the administrator discharged.
too old to marry at 40, and Miss Mil this Industry, chiefly in the vicinity of j
presented for payment.
Tula Lake on a short business trip.
Dated this 24th day of February, ler was exceptionally clever as the Hankow, Chinkland and Nanking.
He states that practically all of the A. D. 1914.
young girl who makes him see that The export, however, is largely
snow is gone from the Lava Bede, and
Thad in Aahland.
love can make us all young.
W. M DUNCAN,
through the port of Shanghai.
Thad 0. McHattan has gone to Ash that the sheep In that section are do
Administrator of Said Restate
Miss Williamson was responsible
ing flne.
land to attend to business matters.
25-4-11-18-36 h
for many laughs as the elderly lady
The Herald for news.
I
USI NIGHT’S
BILL PLEASED
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TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE
H. A Bufiuui to ids M. Palmer,
’deed. «10, half intermt in BEK HE 14
Sec. 22, 8WK 8WK Bee. M; NEK
NWK . He- 26. NEK .N'EK.Bec »7;
HE K . N S NEK. 8W K NEK. NW K
NWU. SW'K. 8K 8WI4, Bee. 2«;
SEK SWK. Her 36-4O-13; also NE
M and EK WK. H.-< 2; N *4 NEK.
•. 11-41-12.
J. W. Jury to William Barks el UM,
warranty deed, 8900. HW % Sec. 29-
40-10.
\Vllllaiu Harks to J. W. Jory, war
ranty deed. 31, lota 1, 2, 3, block 11;
lota 12, 13. 14. block 11; Iota 14. 16,
1«. block 13. Midland.
Central Oregon Improvement com
pany to Charles Thomas, warranty
deed, 3650. lota 22 and 22. block 29.
Crescent,
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O. W. White et ux to H. C. Ixsmler,
warranty deed. 310, 8*4 NEK NEK.
NEK8EK. and lot «. Sec. 19-39-11 K
Dudley F Clarke to Francis Ad
sms. deed. 310, lot 3. Sec. 17; lot 1.
Sec. 334; NWK «WK. Bee. 26-36-7
Edith May Kerr to Fannie D. Tern
pieton. quit claim deed. |1, NWK
NlK.la 29-3919; also right of l-n
gross and egress over 20 feet of 8*4
SEK8EK and 20 feet of 8WK BEK
Sec. 20-39-9.
P. C. l-avey to Adolph Nelson, deed.
310, lot 6, block 5; lot 6, block II,
Worden.
P. C. I-avsy to John W McPhail,
deed, 310, lot 1, block II, Worden
P. C. l-avey to Ellen McPhail, deed.
910, lot 4, block 11, Worden.
Mary B. F. Heeaig et vlr to Bertha
V. Sargent, warranty deed. 110, lot 1.
block 11, Heaslg's addition to Fort
Klamath.
Guy Hamaker et ux to W. C. Bower
Don’t
Overdo
Yourdelf this fine weather try
ing to wear off the spring fever.
It's bound to run Ita course, so
you’d Just as well resurrect the
rake and hoe anil get busy till
you feel relieved, and to do the
thing right you'll need soswe
goodly portions of our bulk and
package garden and field seeds.
Sweet Pens In bulk.
' warranty dved, 310. 8EK 8W K. Bw
16-40-10.
William 8. Worden el ux to Jobu
I^Grande, warranty deed. |10. lot
13, block 50, Worden.
Manuel eiVrra et ux to E. J. Pool,
warranty deed. |10, 40 aeree in Sec
1-38-11K-
Klamath Korporatlou lo Ella H.
Stilla, deed 110, Iota 7. 3. block 300,
Milla Second addition.
The Klamath Development compa
ny to W. H. Shaw et al, Iola 3 Mud 4,
block 5, lililaldo addition.
W. B. Hlmpaou to School District
No. 23. warranty deed, 310. one acre
in Sec. 16-33-10.
It may be metitluued that the West
ern method of vaccination for small
pox was Introduced Into Afghanistan
about twelve years ago by Mies Lillies
Hamilton, who up to 1903 bold au ap
pointment al Kabul for three years as
medical adviser to the Amir's harem
Since vaccination was thus Introduced
conditions as regards smallpox have
not been nearly so bad as before.
A Jewish farmer lu Alberta. Can
ada. has prepared a message for a
famous visitor, containing 300 Jewish
characters, ail eugraved on a grain of
wheal. The message is easily under
stood* but can bo read only with the
al dof a microscope.
The New South Wales government
dockyard on Cockatoo Island in the
Sydney harbor Is hewn out of solid
rock. Historically Cockatoo Island Is
of much interest, as It was the site of
a large prison In the days when Brit
ish convicts were depot red to Au
stralia
HOl'MK COMMITTEE CONH1DKK-
IN<; THE LAND LEASING HILL
Culled Prose Servloo
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WASHINGTON. D. C.. March 36 —
I Consideration was begun today by
I the house public lands committee of
I rfnother
administration" bill—that
I for development, free from monopoly.
I of eoal, oil, phosphate and other mln
I era I sources of the public domain. It
■ ¡provides a leasing system, excepting
I Alaska coal lands, which arc provide«!
I lor In a scparale measure.
I
Secretary of the Interior l<ane, who
I drafted the bill, waa invited before
I the house committee today to Inaua-
I urate hearings upon it.
President
I Wilson has given his approval of Ils
I g«neral features. Western senators
I and representatives, who conferred
I with Lane, also approve the general
I leasing plan, which is adopted as the
I administration system of opening and
I developing Unclo Sam's resources.
I which have been locked up tight for
I years.
The bill proposes that all leasing
I fees shall be paid to the Interior de-
I patrment, half to be used In reclama
I tion projects and the other half to
Onion Hets.
be given to the states in which the
I leased land Is situated for public
Sugar and Stock Beets, etc.
schools, public works or other stat«
Improvements. For development or
oil lands, the bill proposes "prospect
ors' licenses" for limited areas up to
2.56 acres, and. If oil is discovered,
that the prospector shall receive one
fourth of the tract free for hie work
A royalty of 2 cents a ton and
acreage charge of from 25 cents to |l
lier acre for coal leases are provided
Stringent provisions against monopo
llzatlon aro Included In the bill. The
hearings will continue for about three
I weeks.
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