The Evening Herald (Klamath Falls, Or.)
April 8, 1908

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ftenittg mm mmk IMoitly RnJ Pflpor ,n KUmalli Falls Our Advertisers Get the Best Results Vkaii. No. 620. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8. 1908. I0MISES TO AID PROJECT Talk to Chamber of Commerce EOPLE MUST HELP n u:u PflfAM. (iyfly! ltd large Sum for Net YearN Work apmldn- Knglnwr llrnny, of the ni(l'n Sendee, probably rt pleased wllio rrtlrmly tloie llm Chamber loo.rr.rrte lasl evening, In regard to llllnlf luaaid the Klewalli Tro ll, ll.it lie has l ny during hi UU ll w" ItreilfJ I" ll I aiilcular nJct ami i nuil eiiilnn to make rwomiiieit- on lor appropriation (or liril kt'i work. Ha ld that when tbe Lrd met llils r-ummrr lo determine I lOfk l I undertaken halt veer he nil probably l kil by lb Chief lnw,Ut would lw Hi mallel cat tli Klamath Project could get i villi. II promised that hi re- Iwosldb that Klatnalli muM not kbilllia .mill amount but would to In? id large! amount poael- lie fuitlur stated lliat It wanted ofpiiit anJ co-operation ul lb abr anl the lanil owner under I project lo sreur a larger percentage I signer under tli upir Piojfct. lio to Mi UUmnle lb thowlog i by tli Unci oanri who war alii Ncor water list yrar. tra not a M it It nunht to have been, anil tact would have considerable ln ilrloi the itritniant In deter- alag lututr appropriations. Reitw, Mr. Iltnny stated that 11 laad ovnert suhtcilbed sufficient I lo tic U r Project and made a showing wheie the ditch was at- My completed, he Ml confident that 6uM I aliv to mure plenty ol In null U woik, but Tn II ishoalng was not maila li u de- Blued to du all In Ma power to gat i an iiroirlitlon a poealble. Mr. nut's remark weremo! favorably vlvtd by the Chamber, a It wat evl- hi tUt ID a (lliiKM! to favor till ofr! ami alter dla add ret be waa t aarrnly thanked liy president Dl- II and liven the assurance that Ilia ambsr a a bodv waa leadv lo viva any assistance ,e night suggest, I would (miliar unit with Ihe Water n Association in ura-lu tli land owimr lo make n good showing Hil Hiiinliii-r, xi that then, will hn no (uith or delay In llm wink. News From Dairy Mr. Hrlini'iin nin'ln tier rriiiUr lilp to Ilonanra Momlny, Mra, Ji.lin KiiiIh-, Inini UhkiII Vl Ivy, wai trmllnit In Dairy Knliinlay. John Waul, (rum llm Connor ranch, waa tmrchailini M-rd outi (rum IjiiiI Hleill Miinday, Jai, Colahan, 1M Awry ami Clamlt. Clonton look 'I'M hrad ol ratllo In llm rraarvallon lor Irillin and .iluiu. Ml Hand I'llcli wat llirimn (rum horto Ul ornliut and had her collar hone hrnken. Ir. Johiixin wai callrd lo attend Ilia 'llcnl, I'rtk Had Il-iy a In Dairy cIIIiik paint Wnlnrivlay. We tliotiM lmi diad lontt ar. wanlwl to pitlnt ml, hut wmiMii't tiand It. Mr. K. M. lU-rinrir, who ha Urn M-rloiiily III (or Kiiiirllinr, i now ri portnl liiiifolnjj(, and mine hoiri arr now eiitrrtaltin) (or her rtTutrff. TlminUr I'. II. dray niorvd hU lam lly In Dtlry Iroin I'iw Valley, Slurr that time Mr. Ilray ami lour ol the children hare U-rn ery lick wild itrlp, hut they arr aoma hftler. Omi. Hitler y their dam leaklnir, aalhi. dirt ha not had lime toieltle nfflclrnt lo hold ocd. Other are watchlni; thl dam and II It proiea a auorr there t III likely he more ol them built In Yiinn dltlrlcl. Th Kllit grade I taking the teach er flnal eiainluatlon, preparatory to th filial alale eiamlnatlon In May. TliMowhoarr making ttrenuou effort to get by the fit at line of educational d" Irnae are Mlr Pla Andrreon, Klrle OiUn, KlvaTurnage, Zrltna hnlge, and Wal.l (Vlen. Crorge (Hay rntenxl arhool Monday. He make Ihe eighth memher nf the troni; Ctli grade clai. Under pror condition and llmull thl grade could be held totfethrr and be enlere at tde high acliool In a clai. All are ol it( flcietil uieiilal rallhr to lake on a good education. Price, 6 Cents. BIG MEETING AT MERRILL Tim her tocaloi aie illll doing con Iderahle tulncM atnl a iiumler of partlc hate iricntly tiled on clalina In the vicinity of Illy. Mott of Ihe claim that are Ulng located niehoineitrad re llniiulilimoiiH. The fact that It I hard ing. All of Kldmath Tails School 'Teachers Will Attend Saturday Institute The Teathera' Inttltuto at Morrill on next r'atiirday promNa lo l a hljlilr iicccmIiiI alfalr an an excellont program haii U vii prepared for the orcaalon and liidlcalloim aie that the attendance will I rtcrpiionally larife. Klamath Kali lll le repreicnlrd by tho cnllr tfach Ink forcv of I In city, a well a by a nuuv livr nf ex priliKOKue and Jiollllcal api rant. All of tin- randldalia for county dioot tiiKiliiiendcnt lll be In attend- and'. I'lofo.or hoan will pvak on the nub- J.-ct,"lhe Sch.nd Outlook;" I'roferaor Irunhar MllluUit a talk nn "Arllhme- lie;" Mix Mi-ll. 'nmpMI ill ipeak on ih eiidj.Tt, "Nagging;" I'rofemor Cail'k will kIi- a talk on "The Home and Stti.-il Ml,. Illchef, of Merrill, (till ak on "Digllidi In the Grade;" Mm CalUhan, of Merrill, lll ipeak on "Primary lhadlng,"and MlilConn, ol Merrill, Mill k on "Primary Oe oaiaph." BRILr MENTION Mr, ttoli. rt Ciirrlii in lulling rela tive! In. Lanitcll valley. Merle lluuttoii arcornianled the Mong Company to Merrill and ISonanra. A force ol Morkmen are railing the .Mnnarth iI'iii huildiiig and will put a kine foomUtlou under nine. Mn. Jiii" Ivory who ha been vUtt Ing nllh Mr.. J. II, llulic, left thli morning for her hnme at llm J K ranch. Olrn roiiuUln caiuo In from Poe val ley yvilerday wlure l.ohai been for two month following a plow and doing other heavy work. John Johnion ha returned from takrvloM and Illy where he ipent fcv eral ilay nn land liuilncii. He left for the tlmlwr today. Dun Holgate arrived lait night from a two month lait to Cortallli and Port land. Accompanied by Hoy llamakar liu will leave for Merrill, In tho morn POPULATION IS INCREASED 'or a pcraon to homrtead a timUr claim I canting many of them to let go of good claim for a conililcratloii of a few bundled dollar. Qoeller A Wattenburg have ordered Ihe machinery fur their brick manu factory and eiwct tho aine to nrrlvc hortly. They are now Morklng on Ihe plant making preparation to Initall Ihe machinery Juit ai loon u It got here. MEN'S Panamas Split Straws Fine White Manilas Mackinaw Straws HATS $1.00 to $10.00 KKK STORE The Mice to Bay Your Spring Hat Hell Chllderi ha moveJ to the city from Ijingell valley and will at oucc engago hi the manufactiiro of brick. Ho will have hi kiln In the tame place where he burned brick two yeaia ago. Tho law mill of the city w ill begin run ning In a few- week and the crew are al ready rmplojcd. Them will be a ilrong demand for lumlier thl Bummer and tho tnllla are Mug put in nhajw for big run. Tho Mong Company left thl morning for Merrill and Houauia. They will play two night In each place, patent ing "The Ciay linker" and "David Oar. rick." The troupo will return hero for Hunday. J, J, Parker, the Well Fargo exprei agent, ha Inalalled a 1500 pound lafo In hi olllrc. Ho ha tho exprvta office nrmnged In a mot up to date maiinor and hat added n number of convenien ce to hi olhYe equipment ,among ihein a telephone. Tho band boyi have added more attractive feature to their club room. A large arch ha bean cut from the main club room Into the dance hall, and a poM tablo hai been installed. The club I growing fate nod there la every anurance that It will bare a luctetiful career. Geo.T. Baldwin went to Portland yeiterdeyon bail new. While In the city he will make arrangement (or the Klamath float In the parade at the Roae Carnival. Klamath will be represented at tho fcitlval by a large delegation and a float representing thl county would do much towards helping the Boosters advertise this section. County Registration Shows 300 More Voters Than Two Years Ago County Clerk Chattaln hat made a summary of tho county registration book, which iliowt thai lo&O voter have registered fur tho primary election. Thl it an lucreaie of moro than 300 over the registration of two year ago. Th record show that there are V06 Re publicans, 021 Democrat, 21 Social I itt, 28 Independent, K Prohlbltlonlitt,! pop ulist and 10 who refute to date their politic. The following la tho registration by precinct. Mnkvllle 473 It., 1M7 D 3 hoc., A I in!., o rfu.ed to tUte, total 73:!. Tulo Lake 110 it., 84 D., 2 fioc., 1 re futed lo date, total 2W. Dairy TOR., 18 l., 10 Soc.. n Ind total 110. Klamath Lake i II., 4 D. total 10. Ungell Valley-27 It.. 20 D.,21nd., total 65. Poe Valloy-15 II., IS D.. 2 Prohlbi- tlonlil, loUl 32. lt Ittvcr 81 H., 33 D 2 Pro., 1 8oc., 1 Ind., total 120. I'levna-60 H., 20 D 1 Pop., I hoc., 1 Ind., total 73. Wood ltlrer-Ott It., 31 D., 10 Ind., total 110. Snow 7 K., 8 D total 1A. Hprague (titer 34 B 31 D total 65. Well R., S D 4 Nc, I lud., 3 re futed to alale, total 22. careful consideration, that the article la worthy of no further diaciiatlon further than that we wlah to affirm that tho High fkhool Mudi-nt lio'ly and faculty aro working together In perfect har mony." ALcxAsriKcMAirm, Chairman of Commltteo. Praar Drl.AP. Haciui. ArrLtfiATX, K VixcriT Yaiich, A. Cihumt Yadc, Macd Nam, See. Student Body, ALMA.HIlCIl MAUTLt, Prea, Student ivy. Reward Increased WILL ADOPT NEW BY-LAWS Organization Will Bfi, More Effective Jerome Churchill Jerome Churchill died at his home In Yteka at anearly hourTueaday morn ing, aged 84 yeara. He was ono of the earliest pioneer of t-iiklyou count), having come there about 1950. He leave an linmenae fortune, valued at moro than a million. Hit estate In clude large land holdings under the Klamath Project juat acrota the state Hoe. He I survived by a wife and two sons, Jerome and Jetae, all of whom reside at Yreka. Big Deal at Bonanza E. II. Hall and E. P. Morgan have purchased Ihe MtKendree-Oerber ad dition to Uonania. Thia addition baa been laid out for several yeara and a large number of loU In It have already been sold- It Is a valuable pleco of properly and the consideration Is not made public. For R. R. Commissioner R. Robertson, a well known railroad man of Roioburg, I a candidate for the Republican nomination for Railroad Commlulonor. Mr. Robortton not only atanda high among hit fellow cm ploycea but It held in high etteem by Ihe public generally, and ahould he be successful In securing tho coveted posi tion will no doubt fill It acceptably to his constituent. Uelng a practical railroad man be would be well qualified for the position. Resolutions A committee appointed by the High School to consider tho article which ap peared In tbe Klamath Republican ot April 9, under the heading "Should be Reorganised," brought In on Ihe nth the following report, which was unanimous ly adopted by the student bod,y "We, the commltteo appointed to con sider the article published In the Klam ath Republican of April S, 1808, respect fully submit the following report "We deplore tbe fact that tbe arti cle appeared) but have decided after The reward for the capture of Ollle Hamilton, the Silver Lake murderer, Jut been nearly doubled in the past week. Lake County hat added I000 to the amount offered and Ihe father of Meaner, whom It I thought Hamilton also murdered, ha added 12000. Thl with the government 4000 and Silver Lake'a 425 make a total reward of 1742.',. The fact that Me.ner'a father ha added this sum to tho reward shows that It In quite generally believed that Hamilton is at kast a double murderer. Kcno Items U O. Mills has eeKfhl Keno property to Tho. Grubb. John Hitchcock and W. T. Otcy are moving to Odeasa to run the sawmill at that place. Sam Padgett, John Dyer ami Mr. Jonee went to Dorrlt lait Sunday. County School Superintendent Wight vltlted Keno last week. Fred Mill was here last week looking after hit political Interests. H. Snowgoote hat registered the fol lowing voters for Plo vent precinct; Re publicans, 37; Democrats, 8; Socialist, 3; and Independent, 1. Federation Will Meet A regular monthly meeting of tbe Civic Federation will be held Thursday night at tho court house. A full atten dance Is desired. County Ireasiiiei Lewi baa made pp his re poit for the past six months and It shows that during that time warrant to tbe amount of $00,516.31 were paid; that there is now In tbe treasury the sum ot $11,005.43 to pay warrant that have been called In but have not been presented for payment that the total receipt for the six months aggregated $113,333.57 and the expense fo3,840.41. The county clerks office Is a very busy place these days as there la always a rush and a Jam to get out the election supplies. The county Is so large that Ittakesalong time to deliver them to tbe various preclnts and the ahertff la anxious to get started on tho round. ATTENDANCE IS BIG Chamber of CotiMterce Meet ing Is Enthusiastic and Business Is Done The Chamber of Commerce held a very enthusiastic meeting Tuesday ev ening when the matter of reorganisation waa conaldered. Tbe attendance was large and everyone present seemed de sirous ot doing something that wouM work good for Klamath County. To this end the Chamber a lo be reorganised and a committee consisting of A. II. Naftzger, 11. If. Danbar, Ales Martin, O. II. Gate and T. W. Stephens, waa appointed lo draft new by-law. Under the old by-laws membership has been limited lo Individuals, which baa been In a measure, responsible lor a email attendance at some ot tbe meeting, as usually business firms have but one rep resentative In the Chamber and It he can not attend the meeting tbe Aran U not represented. The new order ol things will probably provide for traa membership so that several Individual may represent one membership in the organisation. The usual amount ot time waa devoted to a discussion ot the adverUabag )Me- lion. Several propoaitioM were east sldered and a committee waa appelated to design an envelope for tbe Cfcaasber, and an effort will also be made to lad eee tbe buslneee firm of Use city-to aaatiaks: design. E. P. Morgan and A. H.Xaftsgerwere appointed a committee on transporta tion. The Chamber will take it npon Itself to improve the freight and passen ger service Into this city, and this gut ter will be taken up with tbe S. P. cJk- ials. Messrs. NatUger and Morgan will meet this afternoon to decide upon a method ot procedure. Supervising Engineer D. C. Hewy and Mr. Heilman, ol tbe reclamation service, attended the meeting and spoke briefly to the chamber. Their remarks were enthulastlcally received. Tbe Chamber baa taken on new Ufa and Indications are that It will .be a power for good during the coatog sum mer. For Upper Lake nolnta by launch call on O. P. Gregory A Son. I II Ldl iLri1 "jiHfaaipaaJz? rsw SA JTsbsbBBsbV ii tiiTTM?T'A Kap'vliJamaW Vgy'rgBfci.".vi.N-''-?jii i J Jf m leaissMsaWlW fowtifo ThtJ Most Perfect of Floor Paints Makes floors easy to keep clean the home eaimary and attractive. SWvv?3t$t4jjr3 Roberts Hanks Phone 178, Block y,

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ft.fi i ii -j r 1HE EVENING HERALD I eaUr. eaaset Saaear. bv Uta Herald PubNsMiig Company W WHlWa. Hettaf SUMCMfnON RATE! UsRr.brmaU.airw. Pattr.br BU lUaalU baVv. far huiL tin. months. asid-tTVi 18,00 tfO t.t .M IB WU, WITtrH n wtht, n, .is npnm avfar. twnoeal cbxk on jroar local bank. Nawanraa Last or OuooN.-Srtkn SW of lb ansa at Oneoa pmtfa thai wbcntrrr anr atscsi aaalwIHmt Mwir shall mall such iMrH to mi twrson In thla 8UW without first rerstnaai an oraar umnr. ucp ntnpti hall daawMd to lw (in. and no dbt or oblh n anaii aem MUttfin It to ami or not. Its. M acalaat aah pmon. rtnrthrr I ractlna br the ixreoa to whom MARSH LANDS 50 per cent, vegetable matter. Klamath's greatest bargains at $20 per acre and upwards. Easy Tcrmi. -1JJ WEDNF.SD.W. Al'MI. 8. 190S. tat Rid of Hit Company. visitor at a health spring waa dls Inclteed to toclablllty. After be had ln there a few dnye a youug woman .tomilnj at the snuie hotel took pity iftTTils iccmlus lonellnpot auj tried to enrage aim lo ronrenattou. After a few conventional remarks at aakrd wbat bad brought htm to the iprtnje. "Kltt.- be replied tonndtngly-"flta. And I'm ao glad to make acquaint auc, for the doctor doesn't xraut we to l alone, not even for ttvo tulnntM. The young woman disappeared, and the unsociable man was bothered so more. Kaneae City Star. 2500 Acres Free Tim takcsldo company has 1300 acrrs ot land under llio Adamt ditch that It will give RENT KHEK (or one year. Thla includes tlio use ot the land and water. Tho tenter muit clear and place the land In cultivation. Tho rent er geta all the crop but wo reserve the right to pasture the tubhte. The Lakctldo Company, J. Frank Adams, Manager, Merrill Oregon. Pasture For Rent C. C. Iow has leased the Hot Spring pasture, comprising 200 acres, and will lake a number o( stock to pasture at 11.50 per month. Timber Und Notice United States Land Olllcv, Kakcvlew Oregon, February IS, 1WH. I Notice Is hereby given that in com pliance with lb" provisions i( the art ot Unnatural History. Congrvas ot June 3, 1S78, entitled "All Not -all Kngllsh children are weH net lor the sale ot timber hinds In the potted ou live stock. The following ,BM 0i California, Oregon. Sovada and "bowler" lire from essays exhibited at v.ilngtoii Terrltoty," as extended l a recent show. "The young boraea',,11 ,ie i.tdlc l-aiid Stairs by art of bare long legs, ao that It might keen I August 4, ISM, Charles It. IM.ap, of Iffk tn U InntriAi wtiAn tvtl.1 linn llVnl... i- .1 iMaiiiain rails, imimr 01 niamaiii, up to tu mother when wild lions llko the llou and tiger are after them to de vour tbem." The fowl." declare still anotber, "when alive la used, for cock fighting and when dead fur It boauti ful fee tat re." "The pig gets Ita wool coat off la summer. T' en wo get tlie wool or it. The pig i recanted as u bad rroaturc." A WaigMy frojin. One of the ladles In faucy drvvi was, though fair euougb. c trifle fat. and we wlU not aajr that abe did not look welt out of the thirties. And there apake to law a reporter: "May I aak wbat character you rep mtatr "Helen ot Troy," aha answered. "What did you think It waar "WeuV be murmured, ungaUantly earwtae), aa welatta and meaiurea eon faaM nla brain, and he gaatd on bar aaiBle proportloaa, "I thought perhape yoti augat tw aeien or AToirdupoUr xchaac. A Quaint Camaarlaan. A aoutnam coagTesaman telle of an eld darky whom be once encountered In a railroad atatlon at Cnarleatou and whom the cengraaaman, expecting to raaaala ta town but a few minutes. daalrad to take a note to a friend In tnwcttjr. "Ala you aura you know where tba 1 tar anxloualy Inquired tba con- "I want or frlrad to cet tfea not at ooea." "Wall, aak," answered the negro, with a roll of bia tree. "I on'y wlaht I bad aa many dollaha aa I knows) what dat nouaa la. aabr'-Clrcle. Tba Land Pirate. Sba want op to a aurrey atandlng at tnaaUUon. "How asDch to tba ianr a tha'aaa. "Fifty casta," ba anawtrad. "How far la Itr ana aakad. -Twoaailaa," aaid tba man. State of Oregon, haa riled In thla oltlco his sworn statement No. -iOV., for the purchase ot the sw'inejf, nweij, of tec. 3, tp.'SS S. range 0 K.jW. M itml will otter jiroot to show that tho land sought Is more valuable for Its timber i j or stone than lor agilciiltural purMrs, and to establish his claim to said land befoie the Countr Judge ot Klamath Com.ty. at his ollke at Klamath Falls, Orrgou, n Wednesday the 13th day ot Mav IPOS. He names aa witnesses: T. F. Nicho las, L. D. Itllchlson, True II. Deljp, A. M.Jamison, all ot Klamath Falls, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adverse ly the above described lands are request ed to Qlu their claims In this ofllce on or before raid Uth day of May llXW. 2-2U 5-13 J. N. Watson, register. Petition for Liquor Lkenso To the Houorablo County Court of the t-tato Orrgnn for Klamath County. We the undersigned, residents and le gal voters ot the Precinct ot Spragnc Itlver, in the County ot Klamath and titate of Oregon, and actual residents therein and who have actually resided therein for more than thirty days im mediately preceding the date of sinning and filing this our petition, do hereby respectfully petition your honorable i body to grant and issuo to J C. Edsall and T. )l. Eusall, oi me urm oi risau nrot a license to tell spirltout, vinous, fermented or malt, liquors in lets quati titles than one gallon, in the precinct aforesaid tor a period ot one year, from the Cth day of May, A. U. W03. Notice la hereby given that this pe tition wlu.be presented to the County Court of the Statu ot Oregon, for the County of Klamath, at the court house back ta tba atatlon agata."-New Tort "Tnla la a vary, abort two aallaa,"aaa n the city of Klamath Falls, on the 0th renarked whan abe alighted at the, j,y of M, D 1909, at the hour of ooor oc tna u. o'clock I'. M. or as toon thereafter" ra.Engy uateu una irni uay jihh.ii, n. i lqrw O.T. Anderson, L. I.. Crimn, I. T. Anderson, F. A. Campbell, W. W. Fin ley, E. W. Whetaton, A. W. Evana, J M. Baaaer, Wm. II. Garrett, Ed llloom- ingcamp, John S. Furber, II. J. Lang- kara, Rosa W Flnley, W. W. Hmlth, James Phillips, W. K. Kutter. H. P. Cnurtriuht. H. I.. Anderson. C. K Moritr, Amos Lundy, Mat Lawry, J. A. Wilson. J. E, Freeman, Ppralt. Wells, u. r.. JKjrg, j. n. ixiyo, juic .ii. rti ren, Frank Ulienchain, L. A. Hlrhard on, George Woo in ingcamp, Q. M. An derson. Tom Ivorr. James Bell. Frank Hhamley, J. A. Parker, G. G. Dowa, Charles Trupp, Tba glory of tba aun and tba glory of the boob are widely ..variant In de gree. "Try," aald an aatronontar, "to Imagine the aky atadded all over with fall, aaooaa. Ton Bight think auch a glare would be Intolerable, that we aboald be deluged with an overwhelm ing light Tat It U perfectly true that we eaald very well live under a aky wboae every part waa Jnat aa bright at tho ateon itaelf. Thla la eaaUy proved, for when we coaapare tbe brlgbtneaa of tba fall aaooa with tbe brlgntneaa of the aan we and that tbe aun ta at bright aa 600,000 full moons." r. The Partner In Slander. He that by crafty algnlflcatlont of 111 will doth prompt tie alauderer to vent bia. polaoBi -be that by a willing audi ence' and attention doth readily euck It np or who greedily awallowetb It down by credulous approbation and aa aent; be that pleaalngly rellabeth and aauckath at It, or expreaaeth a dellgbt- ser,li tbe fact, ao la he. a aharar la tba gnllt laaae Barrow. NgW YORK CITY. AlthonaA Mew York cltr mrtia nun bnidlnge, It paya nearly 11.000 a day la tenia. ruUoert la New Tork dry laveat MOAO00 each day In Und and new, bowee for aparttsaot dwellera. There, la an average of one child kflksd every three daya In New Tork city by being vn over by vabtclea. Irawritreet, lew Tork city, la any tatag but new. It' waa the nrat atreet optjned by rtb Bngllab after taking poassiilon of Ihvr Amaterdam and waa ao rallsd on that account New Tork crty'a high pressure tall water ayttto-will aa Ant laattUed coat SMOaoOA It will have aaventy eight ratJea omahir with 2.013 by dranta, and vlll give bead enough to axttagolab nrei without tbe direct ita of taginea.-Kew Tork Herald. Klamath Lake Railroad la Coantctton Witt Mclntlre-Straw SUge Line DAILY Leave Thrall at 3 P. M. Arrive at'Pokogama 6:05 P. M. Leave Pokegama at 7 A. M, Arrive at Klamath Falls 6 P. M. Leave Klamath Falls every morning Connecting with Klamath Lake Train which leavet Pokegama at 8 P. M., arriving at Tnrall at 8:20 P.M. -waw Want 'em in a hurry That's the case nine times out or every ten when you need groceries. When you get cnught In this predicament Just call up 516-you'll get 'em In a hurry. Van Riper Bros "Get the Habit" -Use Chase fi Sanborn's Coffees. Heavy Freighting a Specialty. Baggage Orders Are Given Prompt Attention O. K. Transfer S Storage Company Having up-to-date piano trucks we solicit your PHONES fine piano moving KENYON a THOMPSON, PROPRIETORS of tire H71 llarn 071 Rrtldcnce 04 CHAS. E. WOltDEN President FltED MKI.IIASK Vlco-President I I The American Bank and Trust Company Caollfl Stock $100,000 Open for bualnra. -very day In the year .xcept Sunday and legal holidays. Intcrett Paid on Savings Dcpotltt KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON M. WOKDEN Cashier FUKII SCIIAI.I.OCK Ass't I'athler Incorporated November 28, Statement of Condition of the,, Klamath County Bank KlamathFalli. Oregon DKCEMBIR 31, 1907 RESOURCES IimiH niul DiHCouittri S34O.C3O.0O UonilHiiiulSt'curitii'n 03,SL,5.()4 Kent KHtutv, HuIIiIIukh niul Fixturcd I 4,74a. 10 CiihIi anil Slulit Exdinnicu 100,247.00 Sfl8B.040.ai U ABILITIES Capital Stock, fully pnld. $100,000.00 Surplus ami rrofltfl 21,753.1) Duo Other Unnkit 32.OO0.U4 l)cKMltn 431,205.40 $885,040".51 I, Ah'X Martin, Jr., Cashier of tin- ahovrnnmnl Imtik, il'i siilrmnly swrar that the almvci al.lr riivrit Is true In the lr.t if In)-kliuwl.-.li-u Aii.ll.iirf AI.KX MA1ITIN. Jit f.sh,,, Suhserilx-d and sworn to before lnu this Cl,Jjy f Januarv, llH S.mIJ C. II. WiTinii.w, Notary Public fur Orrm OFnCENS 1000 I ALEX MARTIN -K. K. REAMES ALEX MARTIN, JR. LESLIE ROGERS President VIcc-Prcsldcnt Cashier Am'I Cashier Pioneer Bank of Klamath Basin WOOD WOOD Sixteen inch and four foot wood in any quantities. Orders can be left at Navigation Co., Phone 461 or KKK Store, Phone 174 J L FIELDER Wood Yard and Office, tf. Id. rir.mrl Near City Hall Phone 84 The Eldred Company F. G. ELDRED. Manager Bonanza, Oregon Saddles, Harness and Supplies We make a specialty of first-class, guarantied, hand-made Saddles and Shaps. Our Saddles have. an established reputation. Ordera From Everywhere Solicited MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value When blocks in Mill Addition were oirmil nt linritnin price a number of ahrcwd Inve. tor bought; alnce that tlrno vnlue have increased materially. Theie Lola are Bargain Buys nt present prices, nnd there I every rranon to anticipate an advance in price. Kemem. ber these lot are FIFTY feet In width nnd ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FKET deep- moro than doublo the urea of mwt town lots offered to investor. FRANK IRA WHITE Office on Fifth Strut CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE FRANK WARD Land Salesmen. The Gem Restaurant and Lodging House Special accommodations for Family Dinner Par tlei. The largest and best arranged eating house In the city. Open day and night. H. BOIVIN Plumber and Steamfitter Klamath Falls, Orego Strictly First-class Work Estimates Furnished Phones: Business, 396; Residence, H04 Announcement Having purchased the entire stock of Furniture from B. St. George Bishop I will bo pleased to meet all his old friends, and also extend a cordial welcome to the many new residents of Klamath County. Our. line is complete, and lots of goods are on tne roaa irom the best supply houses the cities. in W. H. DOLBEER Successor to B. St. George Bishop Bennett's Feed Stable Next to Martin's Mill Now Open for Business The Chute System of Feeding which permits Stock getting their flill, has been installed Plenty of Wagon Room JASPER BENNETT, Proprietor East End CRISLER 6 Prime Beef, VeaL A r'rosh ,a ft! 1 Wo handle 7T 'Ineat and happy to Meat Market STILTS, Proprietor. Mutton, Fork and Poultry Cured Meats and Sauaagca of nil kiate our inaata In tho moat modern way In claa turroundlnge. Try ua and we will I have you for a cuatomer. Frco DelivtrjT.

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yrffUMCAW CANDPATU FOR COUMTY CLESK ...nounc loyM'l "Jl' liM",nmnlnttlontl.t Upubllcen o.' k. nuANnn.'cniiKo. 1 hereby Ji "I"1!!1"" I iihv n..niii (!U,k nn Ltfr0l.uMHn....-- lion. ro county HMinr I ,(tv my.elf as w'J' III'"" llmiiilill. mrii"i i i respectfully amioitncn my candidacy (or re-election on lint llitpulilk-aii llikot tu the olllionl County Htlimil HiiHrlii leudelil, llblHl IJ iu Mill ol tliu VMllltl t tlni primary elutlon. I J.o.wiairr. ton COUNTY COMMISSIONER I lietchy aminitmo tuymOla a candl (lulu lor lliu nomination lot CoiiirnUnltiti r on llm republican ticket, lor tliu ion Idiiratlon til (Im Yoti.fi Hi tliu primary election In April. C. I, hwinoi.i:, 1lll'IU. Of!'. Fury Wanted I). Willson l In tho mnrkot for all Mi.da of fur, for wliltli liu will puy tint hltfh mi market price. Address him nt Kluinnth Kalis, Oregon. flixteen-lnch unil four-foot wood for mlo In uriy nunrillly. Unvo order at llollkwuper' Jewelry Bloro or New. oni nnd Underwood's Druir store, t Tire Alarm Districts District No. 3 nutria Nn. I- Wrt Hide of river. South of Main street I. J al.d Itttlll I Irk.l l.ir llw '"I1"' Hl""in l,n llckei i.ir ,,i....i..i.l t:,: lMi.f n Candida FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR I hereby mitiouofp io)illn niillilittii r re-election to the .II.,m,I County X', trveyor, rubjii t to tl, ion.lder.ll.,i. ol A "i"lrlcl N"' r'-onger end Call lor Nut tli KepiiMlcaii M.li'ir at tlm itliuiiry election. M. I). WII.I.IA.MH. KOIt JOINT HWItiailNTATIVi: ll.errb) 'W'0 ,7,ToUill-.uMlciii ol Klamath, lair. r Ihe utile ol .neiiii Crook and (Irani counties o,i id lh- republican voters at me s )uim (i j,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, loi.ljr tlU fiiiiiiuiiv Klanialli, Ukr, CrookandOraiit toiin. "'n' I tlva, rfwiatllullnic tliv THirrilyflial lfe- I tereiilatlte Dislrlrl ol Oregon, that my I friy announce my caiialtiacy lor name Mill lm presented for )oor coinid Boailnatluii o' Hhellff l Klaioatli eri(m, t the ilmary tlrrtlon In Im l lulijtt to awiiun nviii April l?, hji, suing your urfiK otrr at the prlmsry flection, ior ,,1,10,., 0f tl8 rpUbllcan HniH. WM.MAHTIN. iiuuiliirv lor Julnt lleiiir.riilatlw to Im j balloted lor on Juim 1, 11M.W, Profeislonal Cardi DR. WM. MARTIN Dentist Oflleo over Klamath County Bank C. F. STONE Attorney at Law Omice over pctofficc, Klamath Falli, Oregon T tltlnwt i tin atliran Iprll Kill 1. llkni, I'llnrtillr, On Knn DIMOCRATIC CANDIDATES roR COUNTY SHERirr I rrtla'tlilllr auniiilliip ln)ill at a candldatn lor Ihoolllianl Murlll on tlic. DUtrlct No. 'M North of JeHcrron, Ihmuwrallc tkkrt, .ol.Jrct In the will ol Ittwcvii .Sixth ar.d l.iiflitl roR STATE SENATOR lUrttlthaiiiiounreroyaell rmll- ,1,101 Joint trnaior iruoi m.m."., tk and Crook ronniira on uw tU i-rlniaiy rlrellon. I. r. 11 II. 1. 1 in. Il btitl'X ulnnlt my name l kUican vvtrra lor Jilnl arnanT inmi ....il.. Uke and Ciook cotillllra ai tprlroary rlrrtloo to I held April IVtK, I hrtrhy auiiouiiix mytrll a randldatn lllirlni Ulllil'illy rrpirMiited llila on the Denmciatie tuki-i, lor tli nor.il- ikllhllie lad "WWII ol III t'- nalloli lor lirtlll. lor tin- ronaldi lation art, n.l llnif the enatortlilp naa, ol the votnaal ik pilinaiy elrvllon, i ll.li Iflin. lrrn rontiei u nm Lib, I Hln k lur the lavoiahle roif kulWn ol the tolera ol tliia Mlia kUlcll.tikt. ltMetlully, (IKO. II. Mi;illlYHA.. CallfornU A c'liucn. I DUtrlct No. 0- Cwauna Ik-lKhta. 1 DUtrlct No. 12-South of Main, lc twccii Center und Third. DUtrlct No. i:i -South of Mnln, I twirn 'Ihlrdnnd Fifth. DUtrlct No. 1 1 North of Main, I. tu tin 'third ami i'lfth I DUtrlrt No. in South of Main, to' Walnut I,cv.imi Fifth and Seventh. i lilatrlct No. 10 North of Main to lliuli, lictw.en Fifth und Seventh, i DUtrlct No. 21 -South of Main to Walnut, hetueen Seventh and Ninth. DUtrlct No. 22-North of Main to With, Im-Iwciii Seventh and Ninth. DUtrlct No, 23-Hot .Spring dUtrlct taut of Main jiid Ninth, DUtrlct No. 21 -South of Walnut to i I'luiii, Imtween Fourth ami Sixth. DUtrlct No. South of Walnut to' I'luin, l-tuivn Sixth and Kik'hth. DUtrlct No. 31 -South of Walnut and I Cl of i:iKlith. I DUtrlct No. .TJ-North of Hlirh to Ji-lfcriMJii, IwtMi'in Sixth and Kiuht. D. V. KUYKENDAIL Attorney" at Law Klamath FalU, Oregon DR. C. P. MASON Dentist American Hank A TruM C'o.'t HulldliiK THE OFFICER i SESSSZSSZ E. H. DuFAULT, Proprietor Choicest of Wlnesj, Llgaora and Cliart r Cateri to the better clas of trade, with nothing to offend the most critical. You'll notice the difference whan yon try It. Juat tho place to drop In for a refreshing bever age when you need a atlmulant Pure liquor of ail kinds for family trade a ipeclalty Zim's Plumbing Shop Contracting ana Jobbing rimtclan Line of i'lumh Ing Srt-claltlc and lint claaa Workmanihlp. A. O. U. W. Building Klamath Falls the volrt the piluiary rlrcllou. II, frT. OF.O. IIIHIHU', Diitrlrt No :v, North of Hish to Jtlfcrxin, hvlMi-in Kiulith anil Tenth, j DUtilct No, -North of JelTeraon, l.ct wren Klghth and Tenth. DlMrict No. 12-liatof cannl. The i: nerat alarm will lie luiunded Ly t;lvlnK tin rapid ttrokei of the hell, fulloMnl hy the iiumlierof the diitrict inuhich tliulliuii located, which will In, runtf three time. When tfio ill rid ia riprocntrd by more than one figure, aa No 21, nfter giving the gen It. II. IIL'.SriAKKIt. FOR COUNTY CORONER I ir.iirctfiilly antioiiiice mtirll at a raiididate lor the nlliie ol Coroner ol rul alarm the bell will he tapped twice, j Klamath Cotintr, Oregon, on the IVm. ll'en a alight iwiur-e, followed by four l.l.l, (a. i.i. tint 1 am a randldate erratic ticket, niblret to the ai..roal lap with a longtr paue, and then re- lL(IUubllcan iintulnatlon Lir Joint ol the voter at .lio pilmaiy election on eatrd twice more before sounding thi Lur to rrprr.rnl III dlttrlcl eon April 17, IKM. wM alarm again. I Ha ol Crook. Klamath ami l-a i;.MII. WIUTI.UUh. We Make Little Fuss But there is always something doing at our place in the House Furnishing line. We carry the largest stock of House Furnishings in Klamath County. i See us for a Square vDeal. ntUt. I. HOUIATF.. Ihinama, Oregon, i FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR 'PRISONER HIS OWN JAILER. FOR COUNTY TUASUttt I bervliy deflate my.rll a randldate 1 (or the tinmliiallmi lor Cunt Ar.or I Urtby announce mv candidacy lor on the Demociatlc tlrkrt, ot.Jcct to th Kllnn to th olflro ol Uounty liliil.lon ol II. e otrr at llin prlmart jorrron th llcnuLllian ticket nit election. J. 1'. I.Y.V.. I to the drciilon ol lb prlmarle on mil. Al.VA l.l'.WIH. I rrtpecllully announce in) ell a ran ididate lor the I Amuilnu Otory of a Murdtrer WM n.fu.id to 0 Rlad. Monaco haa iio KUlllotlno and no executioner und, Itidciit, uo arraoae mrnt for dealing ullli criminal. It U the place to ri-call the aniualng atory told by llnupaimnt about a mur rlerer "to un trbtl, coinlcted and aenteticvil li ile.ttli III Monte Carlo. VIRGIL a SON At th Bridge on Main Street Demmrfetlc nomination liu. nutborltle a.knl France to loan trrl,y .Irclare myrll a randldate or ,p 0, A,.., ...bj.ct to the b'u "'r "V1 T IUVil Win rl niii, iui' i ixuui lMl.liin tJ ilia, llila.tal hi 111 If ItrltllatrV .1 tl- a.. b.Kput.llc.n.lckM,.ubWtolbe 1 'S Z" rttlon ol the votti atlheprlv' .ii Wirelta. eK..n. yf lMf ,wy tu do the tlitnir. all Includeil, for 108a u.... ,ur Tblt aitaln was found too dear. "Tbo lUHUUUNlI l,laA. ,hl, MllM. hilmlon. T. W.HTCI'IIKNH. CENTRAL CAFE Open Day and Night Private Dining Parlor Oysters Served In Any Style J. V. HOUSTON, Prop. Elvvood Steel Fences. GUARANTEED We are in recent receipt of a carload of the Famous Elwood Steel Fencing and Poultry Netting in all widths. We stand ready to guarantee every rod of Elwood Fence we send out Geo. R. Hum The Cream of the Best Old Continental Whiskey Normandy Rye F. F. V. Rye Bottled Under the Saperrlaloa of the Ooreruatat None Better Sold By C. D. Willson Wholesale and Retail Lkjmor Dealer ionuonc in pel I a candidate lor the tiilcan nomination lor stli el Comity Trraiurer, tubjecl to lb lolllie ntr at lb mmlna rlcc laApill C. C. CHITWOOD. rOR COUNTY ASSESSOR ktrcuy innouiice myr.cll aa a eatull- llomoniliiallnnon the Kepubllcan It, lur County Aateaaor, ol Klamath kly, mhjwi to decldon ol the lithe primary election. IIF.ItTK.WITHItOW. man t not wortli It.' I reeptctlully aniiouncti mjpl a a .quo authorities. candidate lor the ollU-o of County Tieai-1- Bo the aeutenc of death waa com- .i t .1..11 ...i i.wi ruuted to one of Ufa luiprltonment. .i,er,onllM.u.Krlle ikLrl. aubjecl Bt tbm wfl M pttm lodecUlonol the oten at the I'rltiiaiy an, t gi0 tad to be erected for the election. CUUDH. DAOOKTT. eipreu purHie of conflnlnc tbt mur derer, nnd a Jailer bad to be appointed. Tnl atate of thine Uited for eon month, and then the Jailer died. i Tbo autborltle at Monte Carlo, when considering tho appolutuieut of hi i eucceitor, cams to tho conclusion that FOR COUNTY CLKJtK 1 hereby announce intrcll a a randl data for nomlnailon u oflleo ol County tt WIIli'(j one prisoner, waa coatln Clerk aubjecl to aillon ol Democratic ,ne itBl0 grMt Aet 0f money, So a rtbyntinunte invwlf a candidal b nomination to th olHr n( 0', lul.Wt to the declalon of the lUlcUn otiti at the primary dec- B. W. OOWKN WWUTINO ATTOBNIY bynnouiiiB mi.elfaia ratulb p Hie Iti'puldlian ticket (or lb M'iildriheiiincaii DUtrlct At 'orKUmalh and Lake coiintle. ftlotheiMtlonol the oleia at uryeleillun, FIIKl). II. MII.L8. II be a randldatii Inr ii, ti.nk.u. Bomlnallnn for tl... m. !l attorney (r ,,u ttfom attorney dl.trlciol the .lale wconiisumui the counties KUniath. l.V.KUYKi:SDALL. 'OrOoisurwOTuroiinp )f irinouiice myaell a candidal 1 "otnlnitlon lor Dmuiiu w,i.i ?Jsnt, lur the consideration ol -Toisrsat th primary alee. J. Q. SWAN. iy announce mvuti u.i.,. IWttlnsilon.on the Kepubllcan M County Bchool Huperlnland. btu.. dfcU," o' t voltra f 'y'ctionlu April. u. iiuilBS, Marrlll, Oregon, voter at the primary election. W. A. DKI.ZKI.I.. Treasurers Notice Notice U heieby ulveti that there are lurnU In tlie county treaiuiy (or tbo re demptlon ol all outilnudmtl comity warrant protcMol on and prior to July l, 11)041. Interet on tamo will cease liom Ihla date Dated at Klamath Kail ihla LM.I dat ol March, M08. I,. Alva l.ebi, County Treasurer. NOllCt 10 CNIDHORS IN Till: COUNTY COUUT OK TIIK 8TATK OK 0lli:00N Kolt KLAM ATH COUNTY. E8TATK OK JOSIIIMI CONdnil, PKChASKI). Notice Is hereby kI" I1"1 ,m? ,n,t will and lettament o( Joseph Conger, deceased, lias been duly proven and ad mitted to probate and that John W, Hlemens and 01ms, D. Willson have bean duly appointed as executor there of. All person liavln claims analnst Mid slat are hereby requested to pre ant the same ulth ihe proper vouchers, within all months from Ihe date ol this notleay-to th undersigned at the First National Bank lu tho city ol Klamath Kail, Oregon. Paled at Klamath Falls, Oregon, this 13tb day ol February, 1008. Joiin W. SiriuNi, 2.13 5-19 Ciiaris D. Wiliaov, Kaeeutora ol the last will and testa ment ol Joseph Conger, Deceased. commlislon vUlted blut and told htm that lu future hn would bo required to act as bis own Jailer. lie crumbled a bit at tbta Incrraae of aentence, but cotntillcd. UN imali uol to be cent down to him from ouo of Ihe hotel In tho town, but one day too acuilion wd brought him bis dinner did not turn up to time, nud so tho prtsonor walked up to the hotel and took hU meal there. After that bo got Into the habit of go In ir up to tho hotel for bt meals. Then, after a stroll on the front, be used to 1 return to hi prison and shut himself In, carefully bolting tne door luaiae. Hut ngftlu tho autborltle found that he was costing them too much, and ao ono day they called him up nud told Mm timi tiiov were alck of scelnc htm about the placo nnd that bo must clear out. no rniplintlcauy rerusea io uo anything of tho klud. "You sentenced me to peual servitude for life," he ar gued, "nnd I expect to work out my sentence. I have uo mean of earning a livelihood alnco you created all the bother, and It la to you that X look for my eustenance." To cut a long atory abort, the prin cipality of Monaco waa obliged to settle an annuity of 34 a year upon the couvtet before ho would cooaeut to accept hit freedom and leave the country. A soon aa UUa waa ar ranged be took up hla abode In a little cottage Just over the Monaco border. This le a true atory, and the docu ment fixing tho man's pension, to gether with detail about the pay ments, may bo seen In the Monaco ar chives. The late Prince de Monaco waa fond of telling this atory u Parisian draw ing rooms, and. If I remember aright, I hoard It on the aame occasion aa aid the late Guy de Msupassant-Londo Mall Klamath Falls S Winema Truck Transfer COMPANY Furniture and piano carefully mved. Baggage wagon and general drnyfr.i;. All work given prompt attention. Duaa to and from ail boats. Phono 103 COLBURN YOUNG Proprietors ONE THOUSAND-DOLLARS WOKTH Of Fnrnltnre is on Its way to the Klam ath Falls Furniture House, opposite the American Hotel. Mattresses already Arriving. "Our Responsibility cads whenever yoa arc Barkened." E. W. GILLETT 8 GO. Oert E. Withrow, Vice President Abstracting Man. Plana, Bine Frills, Etc. Alun Sloan Secretary Klamath County Abstract Go. Surveyors and Irrigation InglMan Don J. Zubiwalt. C. E. President af D. WtLLUkU, a K. TNaatsrer Klamath Falls, Ortfjoa ABOUT QUALITY From the day this store was opened to the public, we have been conducting a campaign of higher education on clothing, and it is gratifying for us to know that once a man has purchased from us, he learns the value of quality as we expound it and not only comes here for his future needs but recommends us to his friends. We do not and never will advertise anything but facts, we do riot offer garments at prices which must mean misrepresentation, and furthermore we guarantee every garment to be exactly as repre sented, not only at the time you .purchase it, but for all times. Portland Clothing And Shoe Store ..3 m. oi N y tr.H ',o,.f';"1 rw-'' ""'r v"

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