The Evening Herald (Klamath Falls, Or.)
June 12, 1908
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MARSH LANDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY !?l, 303 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KIAMATH'S GREATEST BAHGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. KASY TRMi THE EVENING HERALD lMiieJ Pally, Except Sunday, by tin HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor SUnSCKIPTlON UATKS Dally, by mull, one jear Pally, ly mall, it months 00 Pally, liy mall, three months I -A Pally, by mall, ono month M lhlly. delUered by carrier, one ncel I1 KLAMATH FALLS. FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 12. 1008 A CHANCE FOR HARMONY James A. Garfield, secretary of the Interior, sailed y from San Francisco on Monday for the Hawaiian Islands. On his return he will visit the Umatilla Irrigation project in Oregon, which he states is progressing satisfactorily and will be rushed to completion as soon as possible. While in Oregon, an effort should be made to get the Secretary to visit the Klamath project and make a thorough investigation of conditions hero. This would give the Directors of the Water Users' Association an op portunity to straighten out matters connected with the work here, which have been causing dissatisfaction among some of the members. We believe this misunderstand-1 ing is the result of a lack of knowledge on the part of the J,r-:1,0,,r,a lv"",lf' ",0 ,,B,,r farmers as to what is uvmg done, and tne sooner tno1 rhnttuuy w. but .wry few gin are matter is straightened outr the better it will be for the1 JU Zr success of the project. If the proper authorities could induce Mr. Garfield to come here these problems could be laid before him and I some solution arrived at. In order to insure success it is imperitively necessary that the land owners and the I Reclamation Service work in harmony. We believe Project Engineer Murphy will unite Avith the Water Users in persuading the Secretary to come here, as every delay will tend to widen the breech caused by the lack of knowledge on the part of the land owners. Mr. Gar field is the man to bring peace to the jwople of this sec tion and every pressure should be brought to bear to get him to visit here on this trip. which is now being reclaimed and irrigated by the great, est irrigation project over undertaken by the United States government. Hesides this agricultural land there nro thousands of acres of fine grazing land for summer feeding of stock. For the investor and man of capital, wo have one of tlio HpliPst. fmmtrins in tho west lo bo developed: millions! of feet of superior pine timber to be manufactured and, marketed, and unlimited material for the manufacture of1 lime, brick and cement. For the homebuildors wo can oll'er a land of superior schools, well established churches, no saloons and an ideal climate. These advantages and conditions are bringing hundreds of people into the county every week, and ini the face of the reported stagnation of business elsewhere, Klamath County is forging ahead with wonderful rapidity. T Inftrn.-I M.ielilna. A li.ii nt r unking titnii It la Vt 11-ttu.ti- i, not In. re. Hut thrn in action d w ,tre kI.ii It inuie. a up tho .eneryl -CiilrakUTrlliiii,. Patting of the Pat.nl. Illsnsln Wli.it alt )ou M.H'kllU those Mioea for? Aren't they patent leather? Wlcislns-'l hey were, but tho patent uai i'Xlritl.-Clilrnpi News. Quit So. St Classified Advert I.Hcments kkal estate .ok salk I'Olt '-ALK-lul Aire lianrh l.oe,ite.l II inili'i mil i( Kl.tiii.ttli I'alla a iMiti-' illli (or Willie limm-reeker, lor nt 111 ill II" lnuiicat llil olnVe. till Tlio Riturn Trip. Tli temperature now turn about. V nut. Hltli antloue fron Th mercury eara "iluinn upl" tnilra.t of "Gillie ilowrn Wa.lilncluiiSlar Not Much Daing. "How tlo you tlud btialncaa now?" aaked the burglar. "Pretty poor lcklun.- niiauend the pIcLpoeket. ItiillanniiolN Nona MISCELLANEOUS Ul).ST. rUl.OAS-llai.lllinra but I haw enie money In lean if )ini hue lli. vvnilli. I.. II. Il.ill. ink sali: j Kor Silt ttaliaruul 1') ru r itrr in KmhI eondilloii t'Ai. I. V. KuyUiulall. r'Oli S.M,i:-lti.l.uy Kill UnrliiK I While Smlnn Mitihllie, I lift ile.liMl,, at tillli-tti I'miulmf Mole. W.ak Advlct. Willi nliat j-ou have (irajr Uj content, (lorn im liaa uld In mo. Hut when my modeal ll la ent Content 1 cannot l -Cleveland Plain Healer. OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL There is probably no country in the whole United States that offers more inducements to every class of men than Klamath County. To the tourists we can offer the magnificient scenery of Crater Lake and Anna Creek Canyon, in reaching which one travels through green forests and beautiful valleys containing lakes and streams of crystal water, and surrounded by towering mountains. To the south of us lies the Lava Beds where the great Modoc war was fought and every section of. which has some point of interest. For the sportsman, there are the already-famous fish- ing resorts of Spring Creek, Williamson river and Pelican Bay, while the lakes and marshes of the country are the feeding grounds of millions of ducks and wild geese. The forests abound with deer and other wild game that would satisfy every desire of the sportsman. For the farmer and rancher there are hundreds of thousands of acres of best agricultural land in the west, A Good Rcaton. "Ami la Clailya nt all oticcltedr "No. Indeed. She couiei or n lira, fatally." New Vorl Time. Sad, but True. Our elder, iilva ua font advice. With atmplr aweet t-rltence When rtalljr w.iim much prefer Material aMIJtanc Vat. llecorj Beware! When J ml bale om ttilnit to nr to mule don't iny ll Miiii'l hit l,;iiic. I.lpplncotl'a Magazine M(e- rn iu.-u-tlc.illy lien llerrlnL'- llrtlbMAttlii aafee, Ml n Iniltrtl'i, one Six "I Inche. iiml one U'ltlU Inilirt, n. le. Inlilieat llellkcmpera Jewrly elote. KOIt rl.i: Onu lii-ter firu wj)i- i-tatiil,iiiiu liK.kliiKcbalr,iiiietalleainl ine beatltii ulnve. fall at I lie llilck tore. 1 1 SUMMONS In IlieClitiilt Court of ll.e Male ul Ontcou, for the County of Klamath, licrtlia M. Conner, I'lalnlllli I w Paiilel II Conner, Defendant.) To Daniel It. Cuiitirr the aboto nilntd I ilrfeinl.iiit; You are bvrvby reitiltri to' appear ami unaaer tlio remi.ljinl Ulnl jatttlnat ou In the nUile entillnl anil on or lilore the II iliy ol Jul) !J1, lie. pmoHATIOS TO KS1BV I.J I SM IS 8 le ,av of the III..., In the order Itat th. I.ml. U.eriW. h.lo D,W.eln l'blir.1trm ol Hill iiinmni.a. the 1110 acre, within ih C..C..I. s.iion.i r.ire.i lirt liithliratiou thereof belinr on Hih II lireer.n, win tabci m tettleneul anl en day of June lHH ,im if ton fall n to ::..uo',",':kj,,;,o,r,r.:.o,.h,'! ,r:;:",;: ",r iu" I'i4iii'iii mi, ninv iu ine ciniri lur tlie Junell.ro-. (31 But tut. at Hie I'nlie.lxiatei La 11 J nillce at Lakeriew, tretnn. on AuriKt tli,li. Mix itttler who a. actually ami In ljool (aiiticlalailDK anror.all Ian l lor agri cultural urbwi film to January I an. I relief 'in)-l for in the complaint line- In to nit: I or a dwrce illohiiiL the liorula ol malrliixny eiitllni; lNtHeu IN THE UTTLE PRINCESS aaaaJCaMMMMM .,laBaBaMaaawaw aBBBaBBBBHaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBlBBBBBf aUEBaaKlX'BOlHlaaVaH Ba.aR9.iBBli 1 .wiiia. fuiivnn yiuii u rf.llll.lf I lI,ait I ha. not aWo.U.iie.l ,.uir. hai a refereuie I plaintiff and ileftmlaiit for the rare ene J. Conner and raeinvularif tlda Milt; tliLI 10 mate a i.otnc.tra.1 entrr lr the land. I and cmlixly of l,,i r.1.";"' .l.ta "i1: 1 h -i r. -.."m- m. ,t w iiivui luiuiiunr.i nun wr nun bluer anil iiiriner rellel aa WIOQ1 telaw, who hate a irelerenen right .ukjecl to ueiiior riDt or an; turn itukr rmi.lr.l urh .i-tll.r or a rllcant U iiiailllnl lo mate faotneiteaildiirx acd the preference rliht It exertlied jrlor to Auiutl tih, 1Kb, on which latv thelandt will hv tuhject to urtlle ninl ami emrr tr anr quallOed rn.ii, Th.-Intnl. aro at Mloun Ihe Khlnl .SK'ir hrr'j, the W bfol.N'n'fr, fee SI. lined ii4.n ai.lcallon ol Je.te l:oe,ri. Klaiaaili.orciou, Ihr.H hi ofNIYfir, theM:)rfilHn nr, Ihe.V hi N ir olmvur, h.tj, umiii aiipilcation l Mitr man A brown, Curt Klamath. Oregon, ll.e HIV ornlhCir, thoNi:irold, .,r Ho .1. il.Khl ol.NWijr.Hee noon application or fieri u. iirowii. ori Kiaixaiii.tKrinii, theN h au ir fu3l,T3l,K, ItdK, Mer. mem ai.1.111.. ,lon ol luuli I 11 liruwn, ft Klaioaih, Oreron; un.uncji.l, apprtxiraaielir kc .,7 SJH, II r. bvllllllliKal a lolnlSUihaliu loulli ol .SA turner ol Her 31, T a H, lll-Jt., thencu fu ihaloi, ihcnrn 10111I1 1'iili.lni, llin.ee U lu chaliii, theme H i"K'liliu. ihrncu h Jm lialn., iiiemo 1, lotnauit 10 point 01 bealiiuiiit, upon applliallun ol Itor HWi.o.fi Klamath, lire. a,uu;iirie)ei!,th tt'hl ol faf.Heqgu, r Ji H, It a y, iiii pplli ailnn ol J l l'uolv, llii.lainl, Orrifon, allrKliiK Mtlliiiienl M; jheHrt' or ol an ijrol Sec le, T U H, It I0l.',uou appllra llotiiifj I, llowaiil,l!oilaiiri,Oreiioii: theMW ir ol NK ir, lh t hi ol OK i)r. Ike 15, tl, ,s irol.Slir.HeoM, T W H, It lu II, upon anpll. latlouol John Hiler, 1'f Incvllle, On tron; t,v K hi ol HK or olllK or, bee 5. the V. hi ol NK H.CU011 r.'IH, II iu K. uion application ol rjto, Nolan, Ito.laml, Orenou, fKhU lili.NNKir, romuilulouer of the orueral Lam Otllce Approtcu iay u, ivot I-HANK I'IKIICE. Hill Annum Secretary of tho I uterlor l.llt. SIT, IOCS, I lA 1333, lih C II to thucoitrl may n em Juat ami iiiluble 1 nit eummoiii la nre. hy puhlb cation thereof In the UmmiIiik Herald by order ol Ihu llonorablu J, II, (Irllllth County JiiiIkii ol Klamath County, Ore. son, made, dull d and filed in tlila tuit nt Khimatn Full, Oie'on, on tliu II ol June IK11. Will. Ii tald order la n iltlred lh.it aiiuimona lu tliia ault be puMislud mice a week for n ierlol of Ix niici-nvo uml loiitecutlve uveka from tho II of Jinn ItitiS. II. V. Kveaee, Attorney fi I'lilninf, Professional -Cards DR. WM. MARTIN Dcnlliil Ofilcc over Klarniitli County Hunk You get more room: more cooklnrt surface and convenience than from any stove ever sold In Klamath Falls. E. VIRGIL a SON l Dealers in Furniture und House Furnishings. Bridge oh Main street At the PACIFIC SHOE WORKS All Repair Work Done Promptly and at Reduced Prices Men'a Hull Poled, 76c; Holes uid Heels, $1.25; Udiea' Half Solt'B, COoj Heels, 25c; Child ren's Half Soles, CO rents, Equipped nllli all modern machinery Shop on Main St. J.V.Hotutoa blk C F. STONE Attorney at Law Offllco over iMiBloUlve, KIqrmIIi I'iiIIs, Oregon Incorporated November 20, 1000 Statement of Condition of the Klamath County Bank Klamath Falls. Oregon DECEMBER 31, 1007 RESOURCES Iaxmih mill DiKcount $310,n.)U.(lu liontlsantlSwuriticri 03,025.04 Real Kutate, IiulltliiiKH uml Fixture 14,7..',. iu CohIi ami SIrIiI KxcIiaiikv KJO.247,09 i5ur,04f).ri LIABILITIES Capital Stock, fully pnltl $100,000.00 burpliiH and 1'rulltH Duo OthiT RankH )fK!lltll I, Alex Martin, Jr., Caahlrr of tl-t ul. hank, tin aolemnly awrnr that the uIm inriil la trtle totho Iw-at of my kliiml.'dj.. AI.KX MAltTIN. Jir Siiliaerlhetl ami iwum In U-fore me n of January, IlKW. ISealf I. II Win. Notary 1'ul.lle f. r 1 OmCERS 21,703. 11 32,000.04 431,200.40 $5110,040.51 "d '11 ALEX MARTIN K. R. REAMES ALEX MARTIN. JR. LESLIE ROGERS I'rchltlciU VIcc-I'rcsldcnt Cashier Acs'! Cashier Pioneer Bank of Klamath Dusin aaaaahaiiiaUaaaHai THE OFFICE E. H. DuFAULT. Proprietor Choicest of Wines. Liquors and Cigars Catrrato the Iwtter elaaa of trade, uitli n tl.im; tooffrtj the moat critical. You'll notice the dit'ereire vrhtn JN try (U Jutt tho place to dnip In Ur a r f nhlri Ut Ce when you nrrd a atlmulant I'ure uj-jra c! ti klnda for family trade a ewela1ty Ready for Inspection Our line of Carpeti, Mattiny, Tapestry, Linoleum. Art Squares. Table, Lounge and Stand Covert, ii ready for inspec tion. Something entirely new Alio Silk Float and Feltolenc Mnttresse Bran and Iron Bcdi-Adjustable pea cil woven wire Springs, the only thing for hot weather. Polihed Oak Dining Sets and all oak Rockers. nnn ilu W. H. DOLBEER Successor to B. St. George Bishop Phone-Store, 61 Residence, 155 CHAH, K. WOKOKN 1'realilent A. M. WOUDKN Caahier I itlJI) MKLHASK ViM-l'rwUtBt The American Bank and Trust Co Tcilmioni: !l D. V. KUYKKNDALL Attorney at Law Klninulh KuIIb, Oregon1 Notice While tho llmo I ,i, vu on hnnd IjsIh It Hill he tmld on Jeniand, uflcr It la koiib it ttlll he necemary to lint e 30 duya 'no tice to permit ol my hurniiic another kiln. If you want llmo thla Rummer et It now. c, D, Wlllion, lJll,lllIl: lit i H S6l W& PS t ill i m iKlfljf mk BK Ci JeSI J S9ffi-.! CAPITAL. $100,000.00 Cor. Stkajui Mala street
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ffi tfSJ ?1 L You Have My Guarantee With every article of Jewelry bought here you have the assurance that it is just as represented. There is a guaran tee that you are getting just exactly what you think you are buying. Past reputation is a good thing to judge by. Old customers of this store are custom ers now, and they are .helping adver tise uic Business uccousc incy arc aai- n isfied G. HEITKEMPER, JR., REPUBLICAN BLOCK ...Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician... BRIEF MENTION kit! lit WHY SUFFER FROM Kidney H Bladder Troubles When MYAL'S STONE ROOT COMPOUND Is su:h a positive remedy 7 It stimulates tlie kidneys to the full performance of their function, eliminates uric poisons from the system' and acts as a soothing, heating agent upon thi bladder. Ily Its timely use, healthful conditions of these organs arc promptly restored. PRICE, $1.00 per bottle UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY Klamath Falls, Oregon COKN'EK 7lh and Main tlrects Merrill. A natural lrat.c:euttr. L Nllei mid ton, FreJ, ncnt to J Oorrli today. Kor the liett t(t In tniin oitll nt tlif Mnmmiitli Sliililf, II. V. Stittw, I'm prlt'tnr. .M V. I!iy went In l.)irlllili worn Inn, on Ihi!ih'"h. Jim Straw linn it few tlinlci tmiinlo pUntt for'iK'. Wi't Shin near lnl'lp'. Mrs. V. ril U aiiuVrlni! fioui mi nttMck of tiliolil fewr. If jour cvs ttiitihlii )nil, no Wlnti'is. I W. 1.. Ilunilolnt gpciiillni: it fen day 'it) lllO Iniltllltiltns, j Hire Ko.it Iter nt tlu- oily llitUiy. ,oijm1Ic American Motet. ll- A. II. N'alttgvr ti'tiirni'il lit night (imiii S.tn r.Miu-Wcii, when' ho hud 1'ivn oil n Inlet ImMurn lrlt, lit rirani nl M.iihiIiik' I. J .km Ik, jniilctor of lln Ihwlnn Slon vnt out mi tin- Uiut Hit. muni llii. lie Ciimiii :it the I'lt) Until. line in .1 ttul. nppusiU Alm-riiilli Hotel, tl .1. K. Klnil'iill ill leave tniiuiiiMH foi thi" Illy timiitry when) In- will r tut tln Summer In tlic W(hi li for tliu Vo)oi' haciifcr Timber Company. Merrill. Invrit.ncnt not Speculation. New ilnya at Wiiilci. i Mi. K. Siipjrm.i i mul children tir-. Dlffsr.nl. It. a. "A. aiira A. I'm alho A nimi almuM l.ava III. If. I ill run Ami ii'il apenil nil Tli mrljnx ilr In al"l' till lie la tiM mul arar" Thin ilulh li ml 'III Hindi Urdu. lint If iii'II In Trrrunl III. mr Nml imirn l III mi I apt In Itml lh rnrl' ilntr". CIimikkI III. mlnJ -lloililon tSial, Initructlon. to Cabby. t Jul' -.Siiiv. I'llliliinli. I ttluli ''"I to he otiri'iiH'ly direful, mid In of ii block -on lnii'l ll iitll llii' I'olKf trll )oii to so mi, nml If I In Mrcota art vi'ry kIIiiiT) )oii mint itrlti cry slow ly. Cabby-All rlKlit. mum. I'll I.' wry ciih'ful, iiihiii, mul In r' of n haul ill-lit, mum. wlili h 'iiilliil hoiiIiI joii IILo to lx tool. In? Wlmtnr MniiUllli1' Anything to Oblli. rumiiT-IUU' jml .it'll my InilU (lolfiT-Orarlnu. iii'! No! WIiito l h'J rnriiiiT-'llmfn Jiil It; h' pit hi"' mul no untit to tliiil him Mo If jou J mnl him J on mUlit Jiltt ti'i'l' mi Hut there rtl coal o yoiir'n ami run thi. MU)I lAlllllOII IllillllOII. Tli. Anyl.r. Tl.. .n.lrr and., nil iUr Thr flli Ml. nilllitr f"l. II. icrlnily Lull. hi. hiMik until II.'. Up .cnlml Ih. Uil Th.li. cur.liiK, li. l"li In hi. Mn. Ami lilt, lu Ma (rrt, Cor of ull Ih. Mtr h. h.il tojiy Th.f.'. iiol un. til. ti .at -l.lrilnruU' li(4ilii. SPECIAL SAL? RED SHAR ROSE SaJJ aaiffSrStes .t.'Bi.ci'f i. """Ull'M I II ln..l JtlMlfltftlll ill 11 fltlll ttltl.l.i viiii.in.nnF. ml now, ouiiutirii ami a encoiH ui a not mi minor huh ''infill ii r'.iu'i III! 1 I iMonsrAU nntiv. r.uv.wt i... ,,M" :slm uiivinhlo nnmo with all who vaiuo .'.''SiJI!! oinolhunt crvnm for (ho laco. SPECIAL 15c THIS W v. v v I Nt I Mtatr Itiifut (wmtu tuft .iit,.ki.. i o..e week only HI ii 'K Jr for 15c per bottle. 50c bottles, 30 cent! ..BETTER GET A SUMMER'S SUPPLY, STAR DRUG STORE "The Store that Saves You Money" Not Spt.Mng. Tlmt clrl iW.u't i'al. In mr If ln) I (much. "Von .houtil hnrr inort rlil Ihsti to nuriit II." I "I can't lnli riMi-nllni; It. Mic. tin lrli'ihoiic iiii'ralnr."-Vahliisluu htnr iSSHSkv vSaBBK3Har"v sSHHf z'aB7&if v Commencing May 1st Ease and Comfort In Travel Only 12 miles of staging and then a delight- I ful boat ride up ihe Klamath River to Kla math Falls G0ING:-Steamer Klamath leaves Klamath Falls at 4 a. m. connecting with starfe at Teeters which arrives at Dorrls at 8. COMING:-Arrive at Dorrls at 4 p. m. by stage to Teeters and by boat to Klamath Falls arriving here at 7:30 In the evening. Oregon Sc California Transportation Company liuM hero from I'nrll.iinl lu-t nllit. cnu tiinKI II," ahl tin lu.111 tlth a Tlioy nui met ;il lie t.iiliot'1 liy .Mr. .SiiKatiiiin. i Men 111. fro,-.:tiy U rcujjiiillc. llivi-urn "ci'ii thencu llr.i' nl Jinili) nt WintiT.? I Mimiii' llro. mi liincn (oriv of linn at to oik on their hiU 1 1 no thioitijh thr' city. The finnclili'i fur thi. lino .i' 'untiliil jiiimi ms'kii nii. j Vlll MalHllnit If lull :lllt llm htj r In: rii'iiiii. I I'liliict Attorney W.J. Mihih- i- riviil in the city f,Mni Uikcxlfu lot J nUht to U III attrliilanc.' nt tin icxuliil ijtrriii of Circuit rouil. I Vmi can yet IMtiirat lumk at Will iitiV li..i'l fur fl. ISiMnl ami I'tiiIi JA 'a week. U. I). Will -on, I roi. If l'iiiihl Court ini-l In it!.i! n.'tkiii If Anbodf r.hould Alk. j Archli 1'hIhIoii nif, hut ill.l yu crali notlci' Mint talis' feci Mr. Htnckyiiim I h.u? Mlit Cai'ilcnm- I think I'.r iiAcr' notlciil th.it. Inn I hare oli.i-rtiM ihat be nrr.rt n innn'. lo hat -(.'hlcngo Trlhiinc. I Tht Net Ocor N.lghbor. I Down tv Hi. in-.m mint I nr.t m.l Mlr.ritU Tl..r.'a a li.tnitiirtt for turo on .Ii.il wr.'HlJ. Ulr.Ki Ih4t rilii( crtioilHin., With n nh.rx., .icli. a rno.n. Orrrr-Utii 'lit -iit-hln! Il.rr.rit Ijimt'in WE ARE LOOKING I'm iii.nl Hi' i.li lu cur) nnr m Mlt V can tily Halchr. for iixiiiii'. (miiii tin )iiin(. il to Ihe .rl.it ul.l mi ii, l-ucli acli i. ttiuiaiitml louito Perfect Satiifictiqn H. J. WINTERS DEALER IN WATCHES Ur A lir rtu. -r-ui.inmjr'WlTu A COMfLCTI. MOClTw Blil'BMUfr J SHmmhWiuun Paints and Vmma II you necil anything ImJ line we lll l g., t0 lbw you color canli in, prlcei. We kniw trt (,m iniljtt. cum: am r., Geo. T. Baldwin, HARDWARE DEALERS Kl.imntli Tails, Orrci l.i not hill hlirulol olii.krv. When j ton ttaiit 'ii'c thi.Vriy rc that it I. Ci thti nmrniiu ami nuiUun onlcr Uiclar-i int; pnihlhltlnii in ilTui in Kliinuil, j Mcif.rn Cupl.n.llon. rrchniati-IMil jour falln-r cut your allownncc mi nnniml nf tlmt larkf Sophoinorv Xn. Imlcnl: (imImIiI- m iikihIh' ijr n. I nccouiit nf .miii Ifiiiliu. iiiliiiiiliiit i. i. eiiini) on ami mlvr thi lit'til.1) nf Jult.'l of hi. In 1 1... t NViv Vork lli.'iilnit I'.i.i.ll.Iii.r II.m lnl.t.l I.. r ...II. Willi. I 1 j uiery lll f'jnml nt i tin S.l i. Pi) i DUinjllcn. IiikmU Co. "Ih't )ou iton't tlimr nhat I am thlnklti: iiIhiiii." "Huh! 'liijfH i-uy. Vim nr IhliiL put ili miller the K'irrriiliirnl'ii "lnnliil miilmiivi .tmnii," n. I. tin (Nintliifii! I tlliC Wlm n tin 111 Mliiki't, Water Mill li.liy, Nnr-1 ',,i, I'. V. )i. Silil lij ll.rof ul.ji ii Pur 5;ili! K ro. ick in kWt cn U ii- iMil; fi I Willm. The Eldred Company F. G. ELDRED, Manager Bonanza, Oregon Saddles, Harness and Supplies We make a specialty of first-class, guaranteed, hand-made Saddles and Shaps. Our Saddles have an established reputation. Orders From Everywhere Solicited Elwood Steel Fences GUARANTEED We are in repent 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 but Geo. R. Hurn 'p,i Ijliiii! IIoimIii' ai-ii'iitlnl on ll ci j'cImiko fi-.lilit nml Inttcr) on llii' 6 Mrroii "I Mik. AlclK'il.y. 'I In ull.ir f' ca.i a ill. si him ax llnni-u'l. i irl., Ki-ntli irm it I rif, an I m i. lli. .ut'llct lino ui colliir iln, coll.ii iiixrti'iii, ujut el( hru.ilvta nml Hull for unlit, ami uinll Maul link., all in the tioAfit ili'ii'in at .Mcllatluii'.. "Mm W. Z. .Mo. ami ilaiiKhtcr, .Ml. IMna, mo in tin.- city toUay cnruuti' tu their heme nt l-ikcvlew. They uvru nt I'ortlaiid during tliu Itow Carniwl. Coinu in an I mi) thcin. I'lcnaure to how toil. Tiling fur .Spriinc at .Mc Ilatlan'i. Mayor John StllU It arranging; to have a nuinhcr of tho fences nligiit the city that I'Xttitukil Into the atrcvt tit hack. Clly KiiKlneir Zuinwalt ha. til -reaily run the lines on fcwtnl (.l.icc. Tlio htllta Dry (iooln Co, ha. rcculvci! lart'rultliipmciitRiifKaili'riiilrt't.'""'!'. Cj.I1 ami inieet tlii'iicn line. M. O'Con, iIih proprietor ol Hid l'u- clfic Mi'n; Works), la huvlnu n numb-r nf iiiiprovriiifiitM miiilu in IiIh Miop. Hi. eaUhllthinciil m i'iiiippcil wild nil tliu lnlet machinery foriloing work, Merrill Valley the heart of Klamath. Machlniata eiuploycil in tliu Southern Pacific liom at Uunmiiiir now lia wnrk for only five Jaya in the xeek- ami eltiht houra n ilay. Tliu reduction la from aix days a week of nine hour each. Tliu cliantiu waa inailt June Int. Increase in Wages Hallway telegraph operator on the Houllifiii Pacific eyitem liavehcenuran ted 7K percent Igcieate In Maxea, thi Increase dating hack to Fehruary 2Ut. This la the Kmtlfylnu Information in. eclved by operators from the head quarters of tho Order of Railroad Tele itraphers. tin; I il'Mi'l kmiir uli.il ;uu nn think llU nhoiit."-t,lppiiKiill'it .Mnuizliu tlo Chant, ta Savt. I iliiii't Ullrv... m li.a Imii j.t That ilulUr nml I. j ilulUr iiuilr. 5"or n ilailur Mini nUr i"inorni .1 ll. 1'itlly rrruln in l Ui n.,. I -Catholic (llaiuUnl ai.J Tlim. On a Ltll, "How many ulrl. haf pruii.ril to you till )ear. TomV" "About a many no the kimI reiolu tloni you hare kept Dili year, Dlik." Baltlmor American. Te 0. Coniltt.nt. "I hat. a llnr'" I'.ckatilir crlnt. BalJ llrlchllr, "Thn 'louM .m Tuu r.allr uuiilii tu Iry ami lilil. Your lark ,t ..train -l'lillaiIl.liU I'r... Tht Unlvartal App.al, Manacer-I want a drama of human Interest. Author Then why not dramatize a prlnif cleanliiiiJ-llulllmoro Amerlcnii. If H. I. Truthful. Full many u huuin nn my ward. Will Inn 11, lull .'mi I yr,u (i(j ll.'ll ay ho ni-rtr l,i.3 n l.lnl. nut orirn lilin r M. -l'lillu.ll.liUl.lK,r. EometKIni) Svt.t, Clemeutliii-lf y(,u !ii,u, ,,,ro t0 klai mo I klibiild any. i,j. iiiis;.iri" Clnrenco-Ainl I kih-kh p, K:,y n,e aarae.-Detrolt 'lilluii.e Th. Moth's Apptlltc. Th. Iiuioii moili i. ivinj. rnl It ctrlalnly amiM droll That It ahould rrow i ,try fat And alniply .at u Iml.. -,S'w Vork Tim... A Dor.. A bore W n innn who talks ouo.it hla own motor car Hhcn ioii wnm m talk about yoiir.-l.lppiicolfa Maga. lUtf. Watson Van Sickle PRACTICAL BUILDERS AND CON'JCiiiiCTOHS 100 Designs by Fred Hodgson, Chicorfo's Leading Architect, to Choose From wsaBapiiPi We ultM) fiirnisli plans and specification!! liy Hoilnnon at 13 tin rt'Ktilar price. Your patronugo conlinlly foliciteii DWELLINGS A SPECIALTY CALL WATSON. LAKESIDE Dffl VV',Vt HOTEL FOR RENT t THE RICHELIEU, THE HEST HO TEL IN MERRILL, COMPLETELY FURNISHED. WILL LEASE TO DESIRABLE PARTY.... MRS. T. A. BALIS, Merrill, Ore. .aaVataV (aVAftraVV vmrmrmrmrwr Tha Orator'a AuVantarj. "An plframl" tl,y .hout win, n, ,i ".'J" ld h yu nia Twould b. a ch.ainut-nithln inor.. -W.alilnf ton Star. Oolca Far Nl.nt.. Ki-DId you ever nee an Indian IdolJ Wy I never saw one mi) other ivnv. Vlevtland Leader. Stock Ranch For Rent In Wood River Valley, Klamalli Co!, containing 480 acres, ICO acres meadow nd 320 pasture. All enclosed. For further particulars inqulie of T. A. Culbertson, Ashland, Ore. 01 Th. Oitt of tha Aroum.nt. WJ?u" l0,l"l'l'i atari lit. flaiit Th.y alway, nt m,Va "Our candidal, la v.),oly right And your. Is abaalutdy wrong." -Ht. Loul. lUpuLMo. Two Purchatss. Hewltt-I bought a boat today. Jewett-I had a schooner mjtelf. Nw York Pm, HOUSTON HOTEL DINING ROOM OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE MERCHANTS' LUNCH, 11:30 to 2 DINNER. 6 to 8:30 Are prepared to serve banquet! and dinner parti MEALS AT ALL HOUR