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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1908)
1'HONE " - - 303 EASY TEF 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MAITEK. fUiAMAiti'd unLHiwi Dftft""0 "A """ MARSH T.ANPS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY iTiniWl lifUlJ .,c AT . PER acre AND UPWARDS. IMt i:h I.Kr ST3 rp-p THE EVENING HERALD Issued Dally, Except Sunday, by tlm HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor riir I". Ilotol with everything now, dining room kitchen, olslit rooms, parlor; Uliio pntrouuge, feeding from ISO to 200 dnlly. Inquire lit Ilotol Dorrls, Dorrls, Cnlltomln. 8-Clf SUBSCRIPTION RAT.E8 Dally, by mall, one year lW Dully, by mall, six months - M Dally, by mall, three montl 1 -" Dally, by mall, one month M Dally, delivered by carrier, one week I'1 XOTICK POII I'Ultl.ltWTIO.N. Department of tin Interior, V. S. Land Oin.ee lit 1-nkevlow, Orogou. August , 1 90S. Notion U hereby given tlmt tier ttudo I. Ilellcmnii, of Kliimnth Kulls, Oregon, who, on Mny 25, ll0S, nindo Timber and Stone Application, No. 4ISS. (Serlnl No. 02SJ). for w!iavl Sort Ion 17.T. 3S S., It. 10 l.. W.M. hue II I oil notlco of intention to miiko tlnal proof, tu establish claim to the I.T COX- I conduct III prostituting to base piir-l'Uid tibot described, beroro County i(i" tu state university, i Clerk, Klnmntli Co., ul Ida office, ut i .,., Iuimi ImliH-d iidim-nted mens-' Kliiniuth Kullt. Oregon, on the 12 1 h The following telegrimi from W.J. ,,..,, ....,.nHl ....u,..,, nmmmull.M tlmt !dny of October. 1908. -" i Ctnlmnnt tinmen its witnesses: Augusta J. lln)dcn, W. W, 3lend cnhnll. Win. Itcllcmnn, 1). E. Iliiyden, nil of Kluninth Kails, Oregon. J N. WATSON. Cream of Tartar Rochelle Salt Epsom Salt Sulphur KLAMATH FALLS, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 35. 1908. CHITWOOD DRUG CO. THERE ARE REASONS WHY You should ouy your Groceries ut Vim Itlpcr Uroi 1st. They liuvc the goods you wimt 2nd. Tliclr Groceries arc olwuys frcsli 3rd. The price Is within reason 4lh. They deliver phone orders promptly Phone 516 - VAN RIPER BROS, Get the liublt Use Chase ft Sanborn Coffees rut: iiiivax-uooskvi TltOVKRSY. ..""".. I ......" I "ta iirynn. uie uemocrntic i-rtiwraiini ,onlJ lm)r rnJ,cll, ,llim t,ltll,,r j r candidate, nnd President RooclCs' . ,,urv n,srHUs mxu .,. -rcpl. n synopsis of which Is publish- ng ,0 m,.rlkPi ,llt ,K.y mVl. u,e eu lierewitn. nns put tne mimrro .,ri ,., ,,,,,., tlm. , in.,rt. t,(.x of "Klnner" Into the com-1 .,,, ,., ....-., nmount of "pinner" Into the palgn nnd from now on politics ought to hum outside of Oregon, whore no organization exists: The text of Ilrynn's telegram wns in follows: "In n statement given out by )ou, oii Indorse the chnrgc ngalnst (lov ernor C. N. Ilnskell that lie wns once In the employ of the Standard Oil company and as such employe wns I put .Mr Tuft's decdi iwilti'.u nur words. I nsk that Mr Tnft ln Judged by all his deeds, for ho wishes wuit of thorn forgotten. I nsk that you be Judged both bv the words ou wish remembered and by the words that seemingly ou mid your party now desire to have forgotten. 1 huld It entirely natural for any great law-breaking corporation to S-10-10-1 1 Iteglstor. ' connected with nn attempt to bribe iwUn , fN )m, ,lIaC(M , ,0 ,,riM. j dency. Your plans to put u stop It Attorney-General Monnett of Ohio to dismiss suits pending against the Standard. In Indorsing the charge you attack the Democratic party nnd candidate, a)lng Governor Haskell stands high In the councils of Mr. Dry an UIIVl IU i4, Villi I "You ndd that tho publication of cau.j wol,,j bring. abuses are wholly chimerical No law-defying corporation anything to fear from jou save what It will suffer In the general paralysis of business which any attempt to re duce to practice what you have advo i this correspondence not merely Justi fies In n striking fashion the action of the administration, but also casts n curious sidelight on the attacks up on the administration, both In the Denver convention and In Ilrynn's campaign. "The charge Is so serious that I cannot allow It to go unnoticed. Governor Haskell has denied that he was ever employed by the Standard In any capacity or wns ever count' nn u in any way. iM .hows llnvo (rilm..l from 12011.- Goternor Haskell demanded nn In- 000 t0 $50o.OOO on the Reason. "It I ask for support for Mr. Tuft be cause his deeds have made good his wools. - The season over, Cone Island showmen nre packing up nfter the leanest year In the history of the re sort. At the farewell banquet of the concessionaires toasts were drunk In Nona: roit itiimcatiox. Department of the Interior, V. S l.r.iul Ollleo ut l.akoWitw, Oregon, September 10. ll-OS. Notice Is hereby given that Junnlc K. llnlllnger, of Klamath Palls, Ore gon, who, on August 17, 190S, made Timber nnd Stonu application. No. 0::S2, for awl; nw'.i. See 34, T. 37 S., It. H i:., W M.. bus IUl',1 notice of Intention to make tlnnl proof, to ea rns I labllh clnl"! to 'be land above de scribed, before County Clerk Klam ath Co., at his ofllce, at Klamath Kails Oregon, on the 2Sth day of November 1U0S. Claimant nniues as witnesses: W. A. Deliell. J. K. Uillrher. Jesse C. Cravens. Wllbcr White, all of Klamath Kulls, Oregon. J. N. WATSON, 9-19 Iteglstcr. I Use l i m sHaiwm-wiujiiHs m ? W MinneaaiMirTUyn m V r zzrsiL l 5 J lot finishing your f i m lloors anv llooi P ' I ' any style. I fj Utuitillj.u lIlWt'I'WA '" -1-a tk 111 Vllf I I .V mii icr"i 1 1 1 IkU VJLV s ::: nnf J. L CUNNINGHAM ARCHITECT and BUILDER on I'litiis mill .Siwil)catloi)H I'tiriiiHluMl Kxtiiiiii'i i till Clnsni's of Work from .iinull fottiini' in olli. In liiiililinvr our liuitii' iMiiilmu1 ti ! nny iwnoiny li Iisiviiik' ymir Plnim pri'iril .. PHONE G45 Rcsldcncc-Wnshltirlton St., llctvvccn Uth nnd Olh . "t4 I ::' . Heavy Freighting a Spcclclty. Hnt4t4nc Orders Ate Given Prompt Attention Geo. T. Baldwin. I 0. K. Transfer S Storage! Company i- HARDWARE DEALERS .Klamath Falls, Oregon XOTICK Ft IK I'l'llMCATlOX. Department of tho Interior, 1'. S Lund O 111 co at I.akeWow, Oregon. 1 helbccr Instead of champagne of happier ."; '""' Idays. It was variously said that the I '" "v"'1- ''" ,""l,W " am ,M Dreamland and some of the other Mr "a'dt"' "' Klamath rails. Ore- vestlgntton at the time the charge was made, offering to nppear nnd tes tify. "He demands nn Investigation now. and I agree with you that If Governor) Haskell Is guilty, be Is unfit to bo connected with the Democratic com mittee and I am sure, that you will ugree with me that If he Is Innocent was not the lack of crowds," showman. "Wo never had said a "KKor , 3i in. who, ou August t'J. iui, mane, Timber und Stone application, No. 0401. for uei nw&. See. 29, T. 37 I S It. 9 K., W. 31., has filed notice of Intention to muku final proof, to es-l Itut fhn titfinln ppmpf! tint tfi have the. ..., ii--.. .i i M&bllsti claim to the lund abovo de-i money guess. to spend. Hnrd times, 1 - Ilecauso bis homestend Is haunted by a ghost, a Springfield (.Mo ) man linM rcnuestod the coverniiienl to he deserves to bo exonerated from so ,,.,,, ,,, ,,.,, , ,,.. ,!.. damning nn nicusatlon. .f fiom that pluce for u year. That's! JI . Scbullock. lion Carlisle, nil1 as .uo seiecuon m uovernor uas- ,i. inmet Mcuse ninn has et offered of Klamath Kails, uregon. scribed, before County Clerk Klam ath County, at his office, ut Klamath Kails, Oregon, on the '.'Mb day of November. 1908. Claimant names as wlinesva: ' Albert Harrison, A. M Jamison, kell as chairman of the resolutions , fnr n,v,nB ,0 lown J. N. commltteo at Denver and also as th treasurer of the national committee had my approval and Indorsement I feel that It 1b my duty to demand an Immedlato Investigation of the chargo which Is indorsed by tho president of tlm United States. "Your high position, as well as your sense of Justice, would prevent your sanctioning such n charge not proved and I respectfully request you to furnish the proof you have In your possession or If you have no proof, I request you to Indicate tho method by which tho truth may bo ascer tained." Continuing, Dryan said: "Without consulting Governor Has kell I will agree that ho will appear beforo any tribunal, public or private, which you may Indicate and further agree that his connection with the national committee and tho campaign will ceaso In the event that tho deci sion of tho tribunal connects him In any way with this charge, or In caso you, after Investigation of tho facts, aay you belle vo him guilty of the charges." KOOMEVRLT'H HEI'l.Y. Haskell's close relation with the Standard Oil Interests In Ohio wns a matter of common notoriety. In deflanco of tho Attorney-General of the stato (Oklahoma) he Intended to protect the Interests of n great cor poration (tho Prairie Oil & Gas Com pany, controlled by the Standard,') ugalnst the law. Contrast- your action In this caso ot Governor Haskell with Mr. Taft's action as regards Senator ForaRet. Mr. Taft refusod to bo a party to the renomlnatlon of Senator Foraker, showing by actual djeds that bis words were trua when ho said: "1 do not care (or tho Presidency If It has to come by compromise with any ono on a matter of prlnclplo." With hundredfold clearer evidence you have secured Governor Haskell to write the platform and put him In as treasurer 'of yo'ur campaign cojn- r , , . - 19-19 WATSON. Iteglstor. i Debt makes liars. Humor Is a willful child nnd it will curse you In your old age. Suspicion Is a hidden reef on which many lives are wrecked. Optimism is tho cheapest paving for tho rond of life nnd wears ihu b-Mt. XOTICK FOK I'UIIMCATIOX. Department of tho Interior, U. 8 Land Office at l-ukevtew, Oregon, August 19, 1908. Notlco Is hereby given that Dunn I W. Uursell, of Merrill. Oregon, who, ion Dec. 1G, 1904, made Homestead 333K (Serial No. 0383), WILLIAMSON RIVER and Spring Creek "RESORTS The l-t trout lUbiim in Oregon. Kxcvllent nrrnintiiaiUtiuii fur ' parties. Camping oiittitu fen rent. f-'lTclal ctinpliitf ground sivl boats for rent. Kins utitre (or stock. rrlepbone connection. Accommodation to go to Crater take. Will mi'i't pntiri at Klnmntli Agency. FRANK SILVIES PROPRIETOR Klamath Agency, Ore. Having up-to-dalc olnno trucks we solicit your fine piano moving PHONES Office S7I llsrn ii;3 KENYON 6 GRIMES, PKOPRIKTOKS t II.. U'hn ilnnliMi m-dri' frilii,. ri.nnl , I T.llirj , U vnrV. v.llnii. nn,l ..nln. nnldlnv for f"" U. Sec. 13, T. 37 S., It. 10 E , himself. -0-0- SSOO ACBE8 FIIHK. W. 31., has filed notlco of Intention to make final Commutation Proof, to establish claim to tho land abovo de scribed, before Iteglstor and Itecelv- Tbe Lakealda comuanv baa 2S00 tKeview. urogon, on uio uiu acres ot Und under the Adams ditch day of October, 1908. that It will give RENT FREE for , Claimant nnmca as witnesses: one year. Thla Includes the use of Mark Howard, of Merrill. Oregon, the land and water. Tbo renter must Fiank Johnston, of Klamath, Falls, clear and place the land In culutlva-' Oregon. Roy Whitney, of Klamath ss4-.. I .BRICK WORK AND PLASTERING tlon. The renter gets all the crops but we reserve the right to pasture the stubble. The lakeside Company, J. Frank Adams, 3!anager, Morrill. Oregon Kails, Oregon, Chas. Wngar, of Klam ath Falls, Oregon. J. N, WATSON. 8-24 Receiver. I X " MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value When blocks in Mills Addition wvro oHVn-d at Inirk'nin prices a number of nhri:wtl wives tors Imiiikiu; inco Hint time vnltii-H linxc incrvasttl matvrinlly. These Lots arc Bargain Buys nt present prices, and there is every reawm to anticipate an advance in prices. Remem her these lots are FIFTY feet in width nul ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY KF.KT deep-more than tlouhtu the area of most town lots olfered to investors. FRANK IRA WHITE Office on Fifth Street CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE FRANK WARD Land Salesmen. WE ARE LOOKING For up-to-date people to carry our watches. We cau supply watches for anyone, from the young est to the sedate old man. Each watch la guaranteed to give Ptffict S tiifaction If. H, WATERS DIAUR IN WATCHES Hi Afilrl L1il.Ii r.tii't mlfioii " K-WM,i M4. .". iSJWJlli S)teJ! I regard It as a scandal and uls- jflrfllgj Mii graco that Governor Haskel(l shpuhj Mu;lH ! be connected with; ttto. fuitwg'iovnt Twill Stlsiif of Bny oal'onal campaign. BJ i S SlJAllwdJD m? m v jryu wttvut.yw ,v itif SJBSBSJBJBJBIBJBJBJBJBJBJBBJBSBSSJBJBaBSJBasaBBaBSSHl ii KODAK? ! There is only one Kodak and that is the EASTMAN Every Kodak tested here. Free lessons by one who know to every put chaser of a ivoaaK. I Maude E. Baldwin Dealer in Kodak Supplies I BALDWIN BIK. KUniath FaUf CHIMNKYS AND KIIIE PLACES A SPECIALTY H. E. CHILDERS KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 4C4C4 CENTRAL CAFE Open Day and Night Private Dining Parlors Oysters Served in Any style J. V. HOUSTON, Prop. Zim's Plumbing Shop Contracting ana Jobbing FiratcUss Line or numb ing Specialties und first class Workmanship. A. O. U. W. Building Klamath rlU , - vfr.e.t) X .. . .. Pre.l.hnt lUSirBCllUg Vlc.-I'n -. ml Tim MspsPUni, UluclPrlnts, Etc. Klamath County Abstract Co. Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers I'm K Witiiiiuw, Sicri'lury Klamath Falls,Oregon w4mwm. CHAS. E. WOltDEN President M. WOltDEN Cashier FUED MELHASE Vlce-ProliUnt The American Bank and Trust Co. TaurHONs is D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney a? Law Klamath Falls, Or-gm DI. C. P. MASON Dentist American Bank & Trust Co.'s Ilulldlng JLfj, C . f -siiiwi-ftHTasi--.-- , i l??v: 'r "ru-iii22v-''-fra;& r - i.r- -"" AAiZ TLrari - W. WM. MARTIN Dentist pfflce oyer Jamath Cqunty Bank 111111,1 1 ifsrt i: U m ; W i ffi i 1- h 'Af":. U i w-W KgT - , CAPITAL, $100,000.00 Cor. flth and Mtln street i