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dor very much. You don't pronounce
his name, you sneeze it.
Baron Yasuya Uchida. the Japanese
ambassador, is a likable little chap,
but 1 was surprised when I dined at
his home last Thursday evening that
he didn't walk a tight rope, lie on his
back and kick a barrel up in the air
or roll a silver dollar around on top of
a parasol. 1t seems that these things
are not done in the best diplomatic
circles. / interviewed the ambassador
at length upon the probability of war
between the United States and Japan,
just as you told me to. and he gave me
a very charming reply in Japanese. ]
don't know what it meant, but if it
meant what it sounded like it meant
war, and bitter. cruel war, very soon.
You know what General Sherman said
war was. Well, the ambassadors con-
~yersation sounded just like that.
Mr.. Chang Yin Tang, who sounds
like one of those banjo solos you hear
in vaudeville, is the envoy extraordi-
nary and minister plenipotentiary
from China, and presides over a very
1 elaborate cAOp SuSy HlduSlOu OH NlLS-
teenth street which is known diplo-
matically as the Chinese embassy. ]
have not eaten many meals there, as
have never been passionately fond OF
Chinese cooking. The Arst time
dined there I had to use chop sticks,
and figured that it would take me
about eighteen years to get a square
meal by that method of transportation.
! simply ruined that lavender silk vest
of mine.
You know that vest. 1t buttoned UP
SO close under my chin that / didn't
have to wear any shirt with it. 1t has
come in handy in Washington for
since / have been here, / have had to
part with my shirts one at q time to
keep pace with the brunette gentlemen
who work the black hand racket on
me about every three minutes. Having
no shirt and no yest. I am wearing g
striped sweater I got Tor Christmas.
My valet is trying to negotiate the
loan Of a shirt from the barber down
stairs so that. / can attend the next
diplomatic reception at the White
House. 1t is almost necessary to wear
one there.
] have struck a great bargain here,
ii id possible to buy almost anything
lvou want In Washington and a great
~..r,z ft,fnrs that xrnff in rtr,f xDn nj A
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Piles Cured
at Home
Quick Rolisf--Trial Package Mailed
Free to All in Plain Wrapper.

Piles Is a fearful disease, but can
be cured If you go at it right.
An operation with the knife is dan
gerous, humilitating and rarely q per-
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pHYsIClANS

2R. J. u. FhENErrH, DENTIST, OF.
nee, Huntington block, over Bi1ou. I'm
anc on broadWay, Fargo, N. y.
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have struck a great bargain here,
1T i'd possible to buy almost anything
you want IN Washington and a great
many things that you dc not want. "A
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
NINE. MkLIN, ELECrRULX SIS, GHIRO.
pody and manicurinx. 1US broadway.
phone 7OS-J.
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vIslTlMo MuRaE.

GRACE N. ROBINSON, r. N. ASSOCIAT-
ed charities; ! to 2 p. M, No. 10 Eighth
street south, phone b2T. Residence IS4e
Second Ave. So, phone 2041.L. Houra:
$50 a. N. to 5 p. N. At the service Of
physicians at any time.
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ATTORNEYS.

BoTT. II. j., LAWYBk, SUITE Z, Pho.
neer Life building, Fargo. N. D., Prac.
ttce in all courts In North Dakota and
Minnesota.
MILLEA, HENRY r., ATTORNEY AND
Councillor at Law. Over Fargo National
bank block, Fargo.
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS, HENDERSON
block, broadway, Fargo. Probate prec.
ttce 4 speciality.
ROBINSON, J. H., ATTORNEY AT Law,
612 Front street, Fargo. Practice In AL
courts. Tax cases u speciality.
TURkER, H.. H., ATTOhNHI AT Law.
Otacss in Edward building, Broadway.
Practice in all courts.
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ARcHITEcTs.

BROS, ARCHITECTS, on.
ices Douglas Bldg, 118 Broadway,
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ACCOUNTANT.
WALTER THOMPSON-RXPERT AC,
countant. Phone 800. ts41 Fourth Ave
nue. South, Fargo ~. ID.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02

b ess per noath. except whsn other
wise dirsetsA.
No pension under this plan viii On
coed 900 per month.
There are. Of course. quite . mum.
ber OF employees who have bsen Ia
the service for manysysars. and who
are capable OF still rendering active
and valuable service to the company,
but the system. In case Of disability OF
undtness for further active duty. Per.
mits . faithful snploys to retire un.
der . plan that will be Of distinct ad.
vantage.
The Western Union. like other via.
orous public service corporations.
places By public demand. its heaviest
burdens upon the younger and middle
class. while there are many employees
who have reached an age that pre-
clude their being assigned to the hard
and vital work now demanded Of the
most responsible public utilities. The
system outlined BY Mr.. Vail has q
bearing therefore. upon the prospects
OF all faithful and loyal men connect.
ed with the great enterprise.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02
NOTICE or 6HERIPP,s sAl.r m
PERSONAL PROPERTY

In the Circuit Court Of the State q,
Oregon. for the County Of Kism.
ath.
Altamont Investment Company And
Georss Noland. PiaintiRs. :
J. d. Carroll. r. q. Cantreli. Frank
Ward and Sophia Henley, De.
PENDANTS.
Under and BY virtue Of an order Of
sale and decree Of foreclosure issued
out OF the Circuit court Of the county
" klamath. State Of Oregon, ON the
soth DAY Of March. 1913. In the above
entitled suit. wherein the Aitsmont
!nvsstment company and 0sorss No.
Mnd' the above named plaintiRs oh.
sa'nsd judgment and decree against
J. d. Carroll. r. y. Cantrsii, Trsnk
Ward and Sophia Henley. dssendsuts
on the ssth day Of March, 1918.
recorded In the judgment lien book
OF The said court at page 90, vol. .:
Am commanded TO sell In klamath
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02
AUCTION SALE

The klamath Valley ~rchsou
Horse Company vii, ssllA public
auction the pure brst imported
perchon stallion vsrms6th $3.50,
soa,cd Apri, 10. isoss Imported by
Durham. Fletcher 4 Coleman. Color
black. A sure BREEDER. VIII show
colts with any horse In klamath
county. sale villbc hold At Merrill
April -. at I o'clerk ., m.
Terms. cash. or ankabls note.
Pedigree will bs open for inspsc-
,icn at time and place Of saic i-iSt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02

~ 80 81 the Vesk ! ealjoI q -
Seesee and asked HIN % essnisS -
e ee1 ! was better thaa ho cves
seZeetsd u - ~ ana sshsl III -
eaking bic msdieaaa When I teii ~
! was not. but was takia9 D.. NiiSV
1east 1eqsdy. ~ sail. 1Aask ~
1eed to- y. Als1 1sast Isns1y.'
eeetinued p take H. AM wNlie !
eeeIe ~ sspeet psensasat svss, ies
xssSss.sSis ssc So "a e 'i'; ~; s:s;
ncvss vert hlsia. p Juiy. lesi. ! vss
eakea With ,yhsuuAtiso sGaia, 81 q
veee y ~ tsast - bs1sss. I ~ g
yreee - NJ NE aal sail I sssI1 ~
eve but 2 ~ heesa ] asaia 49,
oaeestssy tbsul1g. ed havo -
1l.eco . ~ at buaaaGs q = -
!egsslatueA elses Jasuasy. Z I'll ~
-. nnse 0seft 1soSlv ~ ssvo6
Z, s;,Ais: y: ''<xt't ''''s-''1 q I"
.: .I!.:' .sa ssmssy y ~ ~
1'1'' s'''e1iy :'@''> ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02
sHERIrr's sAl.E OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY

Notice 10 hereby given that on Mon.
day. the seth day Of April. 1919, at
tho hour OF II o'clock u. M. Of said
day. at the Altamout ranch. about two
miles south OF tho city of klamath
Falls. Oregon. I will sell At public
auction. to the hiGhcat bidder. for
cash. In order TO satisfy the sum Of
$500 and interest At = pcr cent pcr
annum from December I. 1903. due
on . certain promissory note aud
chattci mortgage. securing tho same.
tho following described personal
property. to wit;
Two hay rakcs. one ditch plow. one
spring wagon. ono lumber wagon. two
moving machines. ono krindstone:
two emery grinders. one lawn mower.
three wooden pulii~s. ono disc har-
row. two Jackson forks. ono forge.
two footinRa for derrick. one cider
mill. ono boring machine. twelve
moving sickies. two wooden shivcs.
one bellows. ono tanning mill. two
cook stoves. one cupboard. two kitch.
en- tables. one drop leaf table. two
kitchen cabinets. seven brsed pans.
one dish pan. one boz stove. two
churns. two bread pans. two barrels.
one rocker. two chairs. ono chain. ono
binder. ono spring tooth harrow. one
lot OF hay nets. ono derrick. ono lot
OF harness. ropes and cables. one
spring cot. one combination dssk and
book case. two commodes. two dreas-
ers. three beds. three bedsprinGs. ono
mattress. ono bed tick. three carpets.
seven window shades. one kitchen
chair. ono barroom chair. one Ice
chest. two lumber wagons with boxes.
ono twelve-inch ganx piow. one sin.
Gle top buggy. one double top buggy. !
ono single harness. one slaughter
house wheel. ono hay rake. one gar
Zen seeder. ono cultivator. ono WOOD
IN drag or harrow. ono iron harrow.
one Iron beam plow. one tcn-inch
plow. one Grindstonc. ono set scales.
'ne set stceiyards. one set harness,
'nc blacksmith outat. one derrick.
'ne Iron bed with springs and mat
reas. seven wooden chairs. one lamp
Ind one stove.
That said sale will be had and
made In accordance with the terms
md conditions Of . certain chattsl
mortgage given 10 Martin Brothers
y J. d. Carroll. on the eth day OF
February. 1910. which said chattsl
Mortgage was duly nlsd OF record In
no once Of the County Clerk Of
Klamath County. State Of Oregon. on
hs 9Th day Of February. 1910. and
scorded In book ! OF chsttsi mort.
ages. at page SOS.
w. D. BARNES. 4
Sheriff OF Klamath County. OREGON. I
Dated At Klamath Falls, OREGON.
'is I'd day Of April. 1919.
holland 4 CRANE,
Attorneys for Martin Brothers. I
2-9-is.33.17h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02

swclicst line of parasols and uis'.
brcllaa that ever como 10 town,
Detachable handles. 40 you csn pu,
thcm In a suit case or trunk,
In silks Of quality and handles at
any old price. have them tn silks Of
color.
Tho magic frame" 10 q crackerjack
and Ia tho newest thing In umbrellas.
Better have your oN franc rscov.
cred. I have = stosk OF covers At
reasonable prices.
This nice weather snt so'ns to last
always.
Mciiattanh wrouk cnd Of town on
tho WRONG side olthP street. corner of
Main and Third. IA be pleased to
show them to you. Como over,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02
Wts1ER1 Un|0a
PLANS PENSION
0REAr TELnoRAPm CORPORA.
from WORKS OUT SCHEME 10
nBNRFlT FAITHFUL ElaPLOYYo
L0N0 IN sERvlCE

The Western Uuioa telegraph com.
pany has inauguratsd . pension plau
for the 10000 employees connected
with that corporation throughout the
United states. Announcement ID
made By President Theodore N. Vail
- follows:
"A pension committee has been
compiling statistics and analysing ex.
istihg pension plans for many months.
While the plans which We are inaug.
urating does not 60 % fas - We
would like to have Il. still II 10 Q BE-
stnnlnG. and ws believe will mater
islly assist In caring for those en-
Dioyes Quali0sd through length Of SER
vice who. because incapacity or dis
ability are compelled to discontinue
active work.
The solution Of the problem has
not been an easy one In view OF the
large number Of employees. widely d.
verified occupation. and the large
territory over which the system ex.
tsads. together with the heavy ex.
psnss to the company Incident to the
Inauguration OF the pension. How
ever. Il b my nrm belief that all en-.
ployes idsatinsd By ysars Of faithful
service. are entitled to some financial
protection against the necessity Of re-
tirsment. and Il 10 the hope OF the
company that this beginning will ex-
tend to . further protection OF EN-.
ployes. sNanwhile. the Inauguration
Of the pension plan marks an expres-
sion Of appreciation on the part Of
the company OF the loyal and sflcient
service rendered By its employees"
The plan In detail 10 - follow:
Cpon retirement after twenty years
Of ssrvics and up to and including the
tvsnty-Afth year Of such service. the
smploye receives one per cent OF the
average salary for the ten years i'm. |
msdiatsly preceding retirement null
tiplid By the total years OF service and |
up to and ineludins the thirty.Afth
ysaf Of such service one and ons-half
pee ceat additional for each addition.
u yeaf.
After thirty.6vs ysars Of service
md up 70 and including the fortieth
reaf Of such service. two per cent I'd.
aitiooal for each additional year.
After forty years Of service. Afty
~ esat II
The minimum pension allowance to ;,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02

day. the seth day OF Aprii. 1914, \
10 o'clock .. m. a, tho Aitsnee,
ranch. about two miles south es N
city os klamath Falls. Cousy 4
klamath. State Of Oregon. I vili sa
tho above described personal peses.
~. or % much thereof a. NAY h
deemed ncc~ssary to satisfy plalsAls'
judgment. With interest thsfsoa ~
costs. 20 the highest and best b!lla
Tor cash.
W. n. DARSEo.
Hhori6 Of klamath County. Orsesa
holland q CRANE. A,tornsys t3
PiaintiRs. 3.so.t.Sil
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02
One boy. Two Oiris-All New

One Boy, Two 0iris-All New
DR.. r. r. Hamilton today reported
three births In the city.
To Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mason. at 4
O'Clock this morning. was born q g.
pound boy.
TT Mr.. and Mrs.. J. c. Michael. at I
O'Clock this morning. was born . Q.
pound girl.
To Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Webb. yes
terday afternoon. was born an 9.
pound girl.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02
In Busluess for Your Health

county. State of Oregon. the following
described personal property. 10 vis.
Ono bay. s-year-oid ssidiaG brand.
cd TX"
Ono black. <-ysar-oid ssidins
branded TX"
Ono dark brown ssidins brand.
cd "AC."
One brown. 3.ycar-oid mare brand.
cd TX"
ono bay mare named "Dods. e
branded 80"
Ono black stallion hsM,d prince. ''
Ore COW and ono calf.
Notice II hereby given that on Mon
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02

L. Lobb. trap drummer from vina.
Calf. who viii participate In the mu.
sical work In this city during the com.
Ing summer. viii arrive In the city
this evening.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02

y about hftssu
years ago ! was
taken with rheu-
matisu,. " h Q b
affected my heart
PRODUCING what
was called va
vuIar trouble.
rec doctors
told me ] would
mover % spethss
days v oPk.
While ] had many
REMEDIES recon.
@euae1 - ne ]
got Q bettls q
d. Nnss' Hsat
He0sdy and h
hslped ~ insi1s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02

Resesee Gives Creditors HEARING
J. c. Rutsnic. United States referee
In bankruptcy. b this aftsrnoos con-
Quoting . hearing Of creditors In the
case Of Charles Donart.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02
CHILC COTE & RICE
REAL RDTATH -INsURANCD

NEAL uDTAT6 6@lN0UISANCB
VIZ MAKE A sP1CIAI2Y q essse
In pr~aerty ard god farm lasds. No
trouble ssAhow psYpersy. Proaps ~
seniSos vissa, all isquisiss, A Ssw
good houses foeseee II yos wase %
boy % se:l Il win Rsy yos 70 80 -.
Nsxt to Anericas otel. Phose oeS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02

Frank lrshman and John Covman
arrived In this city last night from
Duluth. Ainn. They will soon take
positions with the Pelican Ray Lum-
Der company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02

We want TO buy some chickens.
Aamakar's Market and orocesy'
Phone 1891. s'st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02
Newrhan Secs For Davorce

Newnhan saes For Divorce
james Alfred Newman. through
Attorney J. c. Rutsnie. has entered
suit for divorce against Belle Nswn-
ham. Newman. who IL Q we'll
known local musician. came here
from New York state.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02

Mrs.. Antoinetts Martin. who has
been In the employ Of the postofllcs
- clerk. is now occupying . position
xtth the Big Basin Lumber company
~ stenographsr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02
WILL TAKE ,p FARMING HER,

c. e. Darling Of Nome. Alaska. 10
In this city. expecting to locate here.
He has purchased some property Q
few miles from town and viii very
shortly begin to AZ II up for farming
purposes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02

klamath lnvestmsnt company tc
the Klamath Development company
deed. all property owned by grantou
In klamath county.
Hot Springs company to the Kiam.
ath Development company. decd. oil
property owned BY grantor In Khan.
ath county.
klamath Land and Tractiou CON.
pany TO the Klamath Dsveloposns
company. deed. all propsslv euasA BY
grantor In Klamath cosney.
Marshall =. Orr to John Q. Orr,
warranty deed. $40. un1lvilsd half
interest In MEX sc. SS.lo.io.
Ednah Race capsen - ". p. John.
son. warranty dsel. go. all OF block
II. Second additlea.
Geo. n. Capreo q ux to W. r.
johnson. warranty deed. SO. undi.
vided half istsrset In lots I and :,
block 75. klanath addition.
State Of 0reosa to Martha Abbel.
oos. dsed. eioe. NEk MEX Sec. is.
3s.i3..
klamath Development company to
W. p. Dilley. SO. lot 8. block ~. Ho,
Springs.
y. =. Cox TO r. N. Barnes, war.
ranty deed. SO. swK SEX Sec. ~.
1910.
chas. d. Rifnsr to Mrs. Alice Nc.
Clanahsn. warranty deed. $500. wy
NEk. SEX NEk. Sec. 1896.
Central Oregon Improvement com.
pany TO Jas. b. MeElmon. warranty
deed. ss76. lots II and -. block
20. Crescent.
United States to Frank johnson.
patent. sh SEX. Sec. 3. swk sw
= Bee. I. Nwk Nwk. Bee. u.
s7.l0.
Frank Johnston to Ely d. Stirling.
warranty deed. SIS. sh SEX Sec. :,
swk Swk Sec. I. Nwk Nwk Sec.
l3.37.io.
Bertha Grotsky OF vir 10 VIM. =.
sampson. warranty deed. $500. ~
NEk sEk. Sec. l3-%s.l<.
Hisl @. Gay to Elvirs Gay. deed.
10. Mex Nwk. Sec. 10, Ek sW
Z. SEX NWk. Bee. 3.ll.is.
A. A. Bsllman OF ux to II. J. Win.
srs. warranty dssd. go. lots 10, II
nd ~. block ~. Second addition.
Henry o6snbaehsr TO Henry Bar.
On. warranty dssd. 90. east 50 test
lot Z. oil Of lot .. block 30. orig.
,al town.
Henry Barron to D. o. Williams.
'arranty deed. go. east so feet Of
u =. all Of lot Q. block 80. originsl 4
,wn.
Henry W. Ensis to =. L. Burns.
arranty deed. $500. lot 9. block ., J
ort Klamath.
Jas. Reed ct ux 10 Samuel w.
eese. quit claim deed. undivided
III Interest In sWk swK Sec. .. q
y sEk Sec. .. DK NEk. Sec. 10. o
- Nwh. SEN NwK. Gee. II. q
Ill.
klamath Water Users Association q
wm' Martin. rslsass Of contract on I,
= = and 7. Bee. Is. lot :. Sec. %. III,
~ NEk. Bee. 33.l0.s. IL,
United States 70 Lsonors Rowan. J.
%. patent. lots I. : and 3, NEx "
w. Sec 1s.Ss.l3. a,
klamath Development company rs
The klamath Development com. Of
ny. al holidays In county. In
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02

ksishts Te@plsr. Ocs Tosesher!
All members OF tho Knights TEN.
plar are respectfully urged to attend
. meeting to Be held Wednesday even.
Ing At 1880 o'clock at Masonic hall.
to perfect arrangements for the Eas.
ter services.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02
4 heminent New Yesk
Politician Near Del{h

ee". r. ". Lansing. Rsnsssisse,
~ W. Gig Times . Mbmbsr es the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02

Cut flowers. '"sXsf. Phoa. ',s.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02
B|llS ALLOWED BY
The C|TY's BOARD
ACCOUNTs FOR MARCH Ann
sCRUTlNlxED ny couNClLarN,
WHO FIND THEN 10 IN RIGHT
AND PROPER

| Last nteht's council meeting beiuo
the nrst In the month Of April, the
custom Of acting on the city bills was
observed BY the council. The amounts
which the city was set back by the
March account were taken under ad.
visement by the board. and each and
every account was approved. There
was some slight argument between
Councilman Charles MCGOWAN Of the
Fifth ward and the city recorder.
Thomas r. Nicholas. over the bill Of
v. Clark Gibbs. for clerical work done
at city hall. The bill included the
services for April ist. while Mr.. Nc
Gowan objected. on principle. no said.
to any April work being included.
The city recorder said that Gibbs
was not employed by the month. and
that he would pay him personally II
the council objected to the bill. He
also indicated that he and the other
members Of the council could adjust
the matter without Mr.. Mc0owau's
assistance. The councilman believed
he waa misunderstood. and 20 told
the recorder. No bones were broken.
and the council approved this and all
other bills without any further acri.
mony. The Grist follows:
Shipley Transfer Co.. March
80. haul hose cart to Jen.
son drc ..............1 1000
Shiplcy Transfer Co.. March
80, haul hose cart to Jen-
seu ure 1.oO
Shipley Transfer Co.. Octo-
bcr 8. haul hose cart to
Rounsevell fire ........ $50
Z. c. Meyer. assistant city
engineer. 6 days In March 1876
John H. Lewis. state enEi-
neer. copying and blue
PRINT w
Southern Pacific. freight on
sewer rods ........... I'll
". O. Smith. printing city
uOttceo I.bO
Namath Falls Light and
water CO .......... <37.s5
Don J. xumwalt. city ensI-
neer. salary. March .... iss s5
iill HALEY. chairman. 3
days ............... s.3j
Ohm Meir. chairman. half
uoy Los
'hapnisn Construction Co..
Mar estimate. fourth
sewer unit. Sass IS. so
per cent payable ...... 3.731,s
y. rom Elliott. chairman |
Ukyr .. ........ ..... lt.00
=. Overstreet. labor on
hOsc at hre e........... 800
:. d Jore.. labor ep hose
~ usc S.VO
;. Clark GtL'. IL days /
clerical work. city hail 5A.OJ
|. B. Cccn. fashiisht .... ...sl'
'ex Cafe. supper for nrs-
men S.7b
'ill @. Wilson. night watch
~ ure ............ 900
ublic Library. March al
Iowance ............ 5000
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02

The U. 9. spreme Cs1rt decides
that hasda Lamps must b sold At the
same prfeA Packard Lamps gives
a9-et Tank River Electric Co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02

At the Pa,6es Grill will bs Just
what your spring sppstivs q
lonG1oS for. We are cx.sriug
t9it In oil the choicest tia.oits
mat the dainty palate needs at
sbastsstids. with spring broil.
srs. steaks. and the most dsli-
cate spring lamb and chops.
For breakfast. dinner. lunch.
con or supper come to
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-02
} REAL 1grATH TRANaygRe

The following realty transssrs
contracts. deeds. mortgage. ETC.. 70.
Gently nled with the county clerk,
arc furnished by the City and County
Abstract company:
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-05
NO 2-

Four t4) adjoining vacant lots in Oak lawn addition, fronting on Henderson avenue, $500 will buy the four.