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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

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smoking set; Underwood Pharmacy.
poek,, kodak; Gun Store. fishing rod: /:
Lawrence Cigar Store. cigars. X.
sugarman. hat; Alt a Bodge. pants
made TO order: Frank NJ. Upp. foun-
tain pen; The Smoke. gallon whiskax:
Golden Rule Store. riding boots; Nc
Donald & Hunsaker. merchandise or.
der; Northwestern. subscription; T
G. Mediation. merchandise order; Or
egon Harness Co.. silver mounted
spurs; caiifornla-oregon Power Co,
electric coffee percolater; Baldwin
Hardware Co. merchandise order:
Ward a obenehain. grocery order:
II. Boiyin. wash boiler; Sunset Gro
Gerry, grocery order: whitman Drug
Co, perfume; Farmers Implement q
supply House. merchandise order.
Van Riper Bros. grocery order; VIM.
A. Masten. ring; Klamath Hardware
Co.. aluminium pereolator; Roberts AZ
$40 grocery order; C. u.
Coon. FL Tostovo: willis-Johnson
Furniture Co. rocking chair; White
Pelican Garage. thermos bottle: Dar-
Ing Hardware Co.. lamp; klamath
Iewelry Co.. cut glass; r. r, Oids &
Co.. picture; w. Z. Pelley.. lady's
gatch; shxe & Klepper. grocery or
Ter; Stills Dry Goods Co. lady's para
sol; Star Drug Co.. dresser vase:
Roberts & Hanks. merchandise order.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

such settler or applicant b sssnfst
10 make homestead satsy ~ ~
pssfsssaes rish, 10 sisreissl psSes y
July 10. iSi,. on which ~ X
lands viii be subject 10 ssstisoni
and entry BY any qualified Dseoe
The iands are az follows Ths w
Of Nwx and tho M Of swx. -
tioa /. township ~ g.. rsase =.
W. ~. containing iso aefss. ssses
lios Of Eddie san,ry. cssssssl ~
gos. List s-1iS.
The swk OF swS. ssseseo ~
- g.. range Z T.. seoan&
iag 20 acres. application Of hsos'ee
u. Warn. isis Broadvsy svees'
Spokane. Washington. Lise s-Sse
Approved April ~. 1913.
q. v. PR0uDsif.
Assistant Commissioner OF ~ -
srai Land Office. s-ss.s-sss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11
RELAY RACE WILL
Be HOT CONTEST
THREE COUNTIES WILL COMPETE
FOR HoNoRs, AND THERE Is A
POSSIBILITY or AN ENTRY
PROM JACKSON COUNTY

II present prospects count for any
thing. the ak mile cowboy relay race
pt tho Ents' Rodeo will b one OF the
features Of tho July l.s.6 cowboy car
niyal here. for even at this date yari-
Gus sections are preparing 10 enter
the contest and demonstrate to the
rest OF southern Oregon and North
efn California thai the horses % theig
particular district cannot be beaten.
The relay race, according 70 the
rules, Is six mile race. two miles
each day. for three days Best time
ior three days wins. Each rider TO
have four horses and two assistants.
one 10 catch Enishing horses aud one
20 hold starting horses. Each horse
10 run half mile daily. Riders TO
ride with chaps and spurs and cow
10Y saddle, which must weigh not less
than rs pounds. Riders 20 saddle.
unsaddle. mount and dismount un-
assisted. All changes to be made on
outside OF track. Leading contestant
in stretch TO have right OF track. ANY
Kind Of eiuoh allowed. The duties OF
helpers are simply to hold horses.
The string winning the event viii
DO awarded si0o in cash and a spe-
eial prize The second prize is $50
cash and a special prize.
Tho race Is good event for stock
men 20 show the mettie OF their
horses. as track and race horses are
barred. That II win be hotly con-
tested Il shown by the fact that since
WIN Dalton made announcement a
short time ago that Merrill Woald
enter a winning string. Gus A.
Schroeder. the Silver Lake cattle man.
has risen to remark that when Il
comes 10 running. the Lake county
nags have II over the best Klamath
stock in every way. and to prove Il.
he Is going 10 send dow a u string.
All this talk has caused raneheys in
the vicinity OF Mt. Hebron to sit up
and take notice. and a string OF range
horses are being trained for the race
BY a competent rider. Comes now 4
Lindsey sisemore OF Fort klamath /
with the announcement, that with the
string Of horses he has in training,
the honors belong to the Wood River
country.
There Is some talk Of a Jackson
county entry. but so far this has not
been officially made.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

tion. which includes many Of the lsrs.
or and q number Of the smaller own.
ers. Will patrol the lands Of its mem.
bsrs. For this purpose Q levy has
been made Of onehalf . cent per acre
on sll the timber lying east Of the
Upper Lake In klamath county, ana
one cent per acre on the timber west
Of the lake.
Many Of the smaller timber owners
are joining the association, q they
realize that In this manner they can
have their lands patrolsd mach cheap.
or than II they did Il thsnsslvss " II
II was done BY the state.
The association has aleo been doins
considerable work In Kidding the tim.
Der OF the msmbsrs OF tie pine beetle.
which has done much damage. seven
men have been In the Asid oil the
spring. cutting infected timber, but
this work has now closed until fall.
4 special assessment b made 70 cover
this expense.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11
Natures Warning
klamath Sails People Msse Ilscegniz
snd He'd u

kidney Ills coms--mystsriously.
But Nature ssasraiiy warns you,
Notice the kidney sscSstions.
bee II the color 10 unnatussj-
II there are settings and sediment,
Passages frequent. scanty. painful,
i1 time to fear serious kidney
trouble.
It's time 70 use Dosn's Kidney Piiis
Dosns have done great work IN
this locality.
n. Powell. sss Oak stsese, Al.
land. Ore. says; II suHerel Q syeat
deal from kidney trouble and back.
ache. and somstimss could hardly
set around. On arising IN the morn.
Ing was stiR and lame. ana the Ia.
nsy secrstions annoyed me By their
lrTsguisrity 10 passage. A. soon ~ /
commenced taking Doan's Kidnsv
Pills. ! improved. and ! am nov N
GOOD health. ! stiil use Doaa's Kid-
nsy Pills occasionally. howsvsr. but
more - preventive than suythias
.l:s. always insist upon DessS
kidney Pills. for no substitute eoulA
b q bsnsaciai a. they"
vo' sale By sii dsaissu. Psiss 50
'enn. vostsr-Ailbuyu Ca. DuGaie.
Sev sosk. s9ls agents seFslhs uaies1
Remember the aans-Deas's--s,a
AXE no other.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

RESTORATION TO HNTRY %
LANDS IN NATIONAL vORSoF


Notice q hereby sivss that the
snds described below. embracing
400 aerss. within ths Psulisa asliea-
al forest. Ossgoa. viii - subject %
settlement asd entry ssAss the pro-
Visions Of the homestead laws os The
unitsd States and the act Of Juas ~.
1905 (s> STAT. 333p. as The uuiss1
staso iaad office ss Laksvisv. Ore
sou. on July Is. 1913. Aay ssssiss
Who was actually and IN sool saish
any Of said laads for agsi-
cultural purposes prior 70 January
!. 1905. and has not abasleas1
same. has . prsssrsaes risht 70 make
homestead entry for the iaaas oct.
hsiiy occupied. Said lands we're list
ID upon the applications Of the ~.
IONS msntioasd below. Who have Q
preference right subject % the prior
IIshe Of any such settler. PROVIDED
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

Horace Rice. member Of the Aus.
traiiAn tsnni. team which lost In the
tourney with the four best tennis
players In America. make. . strange
contrast In playing attire. Rice 10 tho
dean Of the visitinr ,snnis delegation.
his total Of years eominx close to the
t~o-scorc mark. but he wears short
|pants-kniekers. they call them In
England.
Rice believes that the short uous-
ers give frssr limb action than DO the
long flannel ones used By players In
most civilized countries. Also hs is
fres to admit that hs considers his
apparel an Offering 70 the gods Of
luck Who decide 90 many ssnais On.
counters. once When Rice was play.
Ing In . tournament whsrs all the
other players were wearing aaansls
he forsook his knicksrbocksrs. and
showed the worst tsnnis Of his CO.
rsss.
An active. hustiins little maa d
Rice on the tennis court. Tie covers Q
lot OF ground aud burns Up nervous
energy % fast that spectators often
predict ths, no wiii bs used up before
the match 10 over. Rice fools them
In this regard. He has the sndur-
anee Of . good marathon runner. and
the last set nnds him Just a. active a.
tho nrst set over tho net.
Rice. on his showing In this coun-
Try 10 not rated ~ strong A. either Of
his team mates. Captain q. N. Doust
md 4. D. Jones are both considered
To him. Jones has been m
turing . part Of the preliminary
matches. however. and In Consequence
great deal MORO than his share Of
he work has falisn upon the shoui. |
lsrs Of the hustiins little man In the |
,aieksrs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

FOR sALE--iso acres. two miles
south Of Merrill. at ei7.so per aers.
10 acres In grain: 20 acres fsncsd;
good IMPROVEMENTS worth what I ask
for the ranch; will also sell feed and
800 chickens. stock and implswsnts;
can give Immediate posssssion. A. y.
ciubins. owner. Merrill. Ore. ii-ists
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11
SINGERS SCORE
IN BIG CONCERT
NUMBER II GIVEN FOR THE DsN.
EFT OF THE LyCEuM BUREAU.
AND PROGRAM Is EXECUTION.
ALLY GOOD

Exceptionally good was the pro.
gram rendered last night at the opera
house BY local singers under the H.
rection OF J. d. Mason. The program
was given for the Lyceum bureau.
and II proved TO be ono Of the most
enjoyable programs Of the year.
The program rendered follow:
Chorus. The Hunters Call"
(Thompson).
Solo. Because Love You. Dear
tHawley). Mrs. Harry Cadsn.
Chorus. Away. The Morning
Freshly Breaking" from the
MasInieilo (Auber).
Solo. The Bsdouin Love Song"
tciro Pinsut). Harold D. KIN.
near.
Chorus. THE Gloria" from No
Eart's Twelfth Mass (Nosart).
s.---haie Quartet. The Soldisrs'
Chorus tGine). Geo. A. Hay
don. w. T. Lee. II. d. Kinnsar.
J. d. Mason.
Solo. "Chanson ProvcncsIs"
tDell 'Acqua): Mrs. WIN. was.
ner.
'.-Piano Duet. Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt
and Miss Aimee Wing.
Chorus. Now the Roll of the
Lively Drum" from La Yills
du Regiment (Dopisstti).
O.--solo. (a) From the Land Of the
low lawyers for both sides are pre-
airing for action In court. The Spsy-
rs, II is understood. have determined
force Yoakum out OF control. They
epresent heavy foreign investors. TIL
'ithin' short time speyer and Yos-
um were friends. but they broke,
nd Yoakum sought aid from 81. |.
ouis banking interests. .
IL has been stated that this fgtt 10
W Of those which could not have I
ken place had J. p. Morgan lived. &
any times he prevented such out
Sky Blue Water; Par on ! q
Hear a Lovers Luts"( CAD O
mani. Mrs. Birdsan vraksr
Gambel. q
Chorus. The Hsllslu1ah Chos. =
u.s." from The Messiah (Han- ID
dsi). .
The Jewel Song" from II
Faust (Gounod). Mrs. Don J.
Zumwalt. O
"Oh.. Hail Us Ye Free" b
from Ernani (vsrdt). "
Quartet. The Sword Of u
Uncle Sam" (Builsrd), Geo. A. q
Hayden. w. T. Lee. H. D. Kin Il
near. J. b. Mason. A
The Star opangled Il
Banner" (vrancis Scott Ksy).
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

II you are In love ssnd hsr spoon.
She'll know your feeling. Oct onel
Startling silver at el.1S cash.
IL at NcHattan's
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

Nice for your out-of-town friends
Rodeo souvenir spoon.
IL at MoHattan's
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

Rodeo souvenir spoons. the Buck
ing Bronx" sterling silver. t1.3S each
III at ncHsttan'O
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11
CITY PROPERTY

II you are looking for an invest-
mept ON home. I shall be pleased to
show ycu the city. have n very
good buy in Main street property. a
few modern houses at low prices and
some good lots near the new court
house. See me before buying.
CHIlC0TL
New location, G35 Main Sc. Phone gg
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

To boost klamath county send
The Herald to your Eastern
friends.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

BOSTON. June ii.--whea a man
must run a mile tC break record he
Is under a strain. Note the expires
sion on the face OF John Paul Jones
as be stepped over the line when he
broke the mile record at the inter-
collegiate meet here. lie ran the dis
tanee In Z minutes II 2-5 seconds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11
TOWNTOPlCS

III |xOVNlNs 49,
TMrcs epseders ftnctl--Archis Al
exandcr. Tom Elliott and Gilbert Ar
mold. the former an autcist and the
latter two motorcyclists. who we're
stopped by Pa,rolman Fred Gr~sn.
wood last night. appeared before pc-
lice Judge Lsavi,t this morning to an.
swcr charges Of exceeding the speed
limit Each was fined 81,
Movr forSla Arrive. George piehn.
the local agent. has Just received an.
other carload shipment Of Ford su,o-
mobiles. The car will be- unioadcd to.
morrow.
-
Out for l'ho<os. C, X. Miller OF
the Miller Photo company. loft this
morning by automobile for u trip
through Northern California. with
MeCioud as his dcstlantion. Tie viii
take number OF pictures en- route.
and has u lot Of Rodco publicity mat.
ter for distribution.
trturWs % Ashland. Mrs. G. Y.
pcii Of Ashland. who has been visiting
her parents. Captain and Mrs !. u.
Applegate. loft this mornins for
home. She vas accompanied by her
niece. MarsArst Hargus. who will visit
In Ashland for several weeks.
Go 10 CAl1oquin. u. barnes
and family lsft Tuesday for Chiioquin.
where they viii spend some tins. Mr..
Bsrncs is Interested In sawmillins
there.
Dsahar Hoas~ FrssiAy.--Fred D.
Dunbar. Who 10 attending the Univer-
sity Of Oregon. is expected home Pri.
day evening from Eugene. Though In
his freshman year. Dunbar vas one OF
the most active men connected With
the Emerald. the Univsrsity nsws-
paper.
Elks To Fix 0roands. order to
get the grounds In shape and make
nscsssary improvements for the CON-
Ing Rodso. members OF the klamath
Falls Lodge Of Elks viii journey to
the fair grounds Sunday. Those Who
will assist In the work viii assemble
II the Tslford boat house at $50 an.
Have fos aaie-Fruit jars. canned
fruit. two stoves. -four bin. tabarst
and jardiniss. bed spreads. bed and
springs. couch. library table. parior
stands. dresser. book casss, rattan
roekers. chiRoaier. window shadss,
stc. Mrs. caden. s2t Walnut. ii.sts
Drive 10 Ashlasd-County Clerk C.
Do lap. wife and daughters left
Tuesday for Ashland. TO spend . few
lays visiting their son. Chester Do
.ap. They drove over the mountains.
stssyed o. stolea.-Ou Saturday
light. June 7. from ny ranch In swan |
AXE Valley. one black mare, heavy |
nth foal. weight about 1900 pounds.
shite stripe down forehead; branded
N" on left shoulder; shod sharp Be-
lind; bare In front; fresh collar saii /
n right shoulder: hind less bowed /
ut; name has been cut. Steven sabo,
ivan Lake. Reward. 1866
All u tho wiad0W.-Ths ladiss Of 4
he n. Y. Church viii hold Q window |,
ale At Hurn's hardware store satur- Il
~. June IL.
Stshlssaa stress Coaniassoosr-l
he city council at Tuesday nisht's
'eetins confirmed the appointment Of /,
red II. stahimsn - street commis- I
oner. In his position he will have /,
rect supervision over street and g
dswsik work all over the city. {
To Give Silver Tes.-A silver TIA
III be given tomorrow afternoon By
10 Ladies' Aid Society of the Chr,s.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

To Give Silver Tes.-A silver tea
will be given tomorrow afternoon By
the Ladies' AID Society OF the Chris.
tian church at tho homo Of Mrs. Y.
W. vannics on JeiFsPson street.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

Morc forsls Arrive. George piehn.
the local agent. has Just received an-
other carload shipment of Ford sa'o-
mobiles. The car will be- unloadcd to-
morrow.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

Thrcs epseaers tncti.--Archis Al
exandcr. Tom Elliot, and Gilbert Ar
mold. the former an autcist and the
latter two motorcyclists. who we're
stopped by PAsrciman Fred Grrsn'
wood last night. appeared before pc-
lice Judge Lsavitt this morning to an
swcr charges Of exceeding the speed
limit. Each was fined -,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

Slahlman Btrcss Conniaslossr-
Tho city council At Tuesday nisht's
meeting confirmed the appointment OF
Fred u. stahlman - street commis-
sioner. In his position hs will have
direct supervision over street and
sidewalk work all over the city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11
s7OO IN SPECIAL R00t0 PRIZES

CONTINUED from Page I,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

Dunbar Hoasc frislAy.--Fred d.
Dunbar. Who 10 attending the Univer-
sity OF Oregon. 10 expected home Fri.
day evening from Eugene. Though In
his freshman year. Dunbar was one OF
the most active men connected With
the Emerald. the Univsrsity nsws-
paper.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

Out for l'hotos. C, x. Miller Of
the Miller Photo company. lcf, this
morning by automobile for n trip
through Northern California. with
MeCioud as his dcstlantion. Tie viii
take number OF pictures en- route.
and has u lot Of Rodco publicity mat.
ter for distribution.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

WeturWs s0 Ashland Mrs. e. Y.
Pcii Of Ashland. who has been visiting
her parents. Captain and Mrs !, u,
Applegate. loft this mornins for
home. She was accompanied by her
niece. MarsArst Hargus. who wili visit
In Ashland for several weeks.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

Go "a CAlloquln.-w. u. Barnes
and family lsft Tuesday for chiioqai
where they viii spend some tins. Mr.
Barnes 10 Interested In sawmillinu
there.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-11

Al II the wiadow.-Ths ladies oi
the n. y. Church viii hold Q windov
sale At Hurn's hardware store sstur.
day. June IL.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-24
De Soto
By HOWARD L. RANN

Ferdinand De Soto was a Spanish nobleman who closed an adventurous career by discovering the Mississippi river about the same place where It now stands. Several people had tried to discover the Mississippi, the hope of getting Sentee drag out of the rivers and harbors bill but all of them ner De Soto was white man who ever stood banks of the Mississippi with q Ilsh pole and minny pail, and he had just begun 'o De able to tell difference between red horse anu a croppie when he was stricken by the cold cam1ny hand cholera infantum
 De Soto much of q home body but was continually trying discover something which had gold other end of it. His entire tune was employed running down baseless press dlSpalcheS about vast deposits gold which only lacked rail- road connection and smelter, and it finally got so that he wouldn't even home to vote De accompanied PZarrO when that humane coyote conquered by killing off all of the male adults years of but he did not approve or d great many things that Pizarro said and did
 When De Soto decided to discover the Mlsslsslppl and thus pave the way for the pork barrel ne sur = rounded firearms, quinIne pills ana the Spanish nobility and sailed in nine vessels Cuba, where he left his devoted "lIe d prey to melancholy and the ardent Havana mos quito. Taking with him number ot perlpatetc patriots, struck Tampa, Florida at the helght or the tourist season, finding a hotel that ne could stop at days in successor without selling the family plate, he began to walk III d northerly direction and, running into the Father of Waters, which that time was not naV1gated by anything but the n-mouthed carp, ne plaht- ed Spanish flag upon it's turbulent bosom
 At the same time he discovered the Mis- sssippi De Soto made the acquaintance oI new of swamp fever which caused hln to expire considerable fluency and discomfort tie was a tall bilious man careworn whskers and a kind heart which prevented him from slauGIleflhS a great many people who needed it.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-24
The Fire Alarm

A survey of Springfield, Mass. has recently been completed by the New York Bureau of Munici- pal Research whose report is interesting in the showing of the detail with which it conducted. The most minute matters taken up and recom- mendatons concerning them made for greater economy, efficiency safety. Among other things the report asks whether Springfield has grown the necessity 0 blowing the whistle.
 Phoenix some these days, should ask itself the question though perhaps. it is little early yet The here may still be a necessary nuisance since it sounds a call the volunteers. though of the work about fires, except when they very large ones, is by regular members of the department We hope day have a sufficiently large regular
 The alarm is than nuisance. Though it Is supposed effect clearing the streets of vehicles, really the contrary effect. In stantly the alarm Is sounded the streets leading which thronged with vehicles in advance of the fire apparatus and when constantly increasing
 Also, alarm. the fire is in the residence district every lives within long radius the box from which it is sent, to won dering burning. If he knew it good knowing does him d great of harm.
 thrill fire alarm fire whistle gives populace is a of excitement that could dispensed
Arizona republican., 1913-05-24
Actual Cost and Estimate

At the late conference between the representa- lives the Water Users associations and Secretary Lane. the former. the projects, not yet completed. took the ground that the govern should be bound by the estimates of the undertaken. instance. estimate had and the representatives from that project said at least S2,OOO,00O more would needed complete it.
 Secretary Lane expressed surprise and asked whether the government which. demanded. should sacrifice $3,OO0OO0 already spent be expected pour $2,0O0,0OO into hole. Well. hardly, thought the tary. such requests were acceded to, that, he said. would the Of reclamation fund end recIa nation policy.
 request of the representatives from our project different thing and held by the secretary be a reasonable one-that the claim of the government should be confined to the actual the project. be determined by a physical valuation of it.
 The Republican believes that in order obtain early and just deermin atiOn of the amount be paid by the the River project there should be early appointment of a board of disnterested engineers report the of project determine be charged to the Water Users association and the amount be charged the general fund. if any.
 There nothing repudiation in such d pro- position nothing incompatible with the desire of every honest man pay his just debts, nothing to which a fair minded could raise objection.