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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1909)
-. ' fW-rr JVv, s y&pgiF ? -" ' . T I iV ," lvr 17 v "it tAV. itt LANDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY PHONE - - - 303 :EASY TERMS u &4 nprr. viqitabli mattsr. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE. AND UPWARDS. m t' HI 11 H'" j.r'a, ' ' "tfT" 1 ;' ". V'ri- f jv A, W 1;"., J2 Ai t V- AV J. 4&z- j& . r 1 &. . V t t-K fei .- W-, r H r IV-fc hfr 'ICVRNINr. HVffAT.n Iwii DaUft Kie.pt Saaday, fey tha IKALD PUBLISHING COMPANY' ;,:L w.a.MiiH,Mt. v 0BICRIPT1ON RATES BtNr. W smM, om yaar kr mH. atx Mtht r,M Mil. UrM aviatn . . . . tT tMUI. M BMatB BaMjr, iaHta'ta by carriar, oat weak KLAMATH FALLS. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1909. TO nOMT DEMON' RIM Hz, v r (Cmmjmw riw rtm rr.) trtfcattoa to taa discredit of county aa41Mtloa aad alt etaw atteVnpts to cat tak trac. "Tl two rcceat automobile aecl- la tala vtdaity causing- two taa result of carousals all bill for an excise board for the rvau latlon of saloons In this city, but'the measure was dcrcated by an enor mous tote. Thco force arc now waiting somewhat credulously to iw what happens to the proposal for state prohibition, which, they rccog. nttc, U the next alternative. In predicting iuccea In their cant' been contending with." Asldo from being In the nature of u retaliation this probable action has another purpose. Hy rnrrliiK thu state for prohibition they expect to' demonstrate the Inexpediency of thll attempted reform, and. following at brief experiment, accomplish the re- xii.1 nf (hi. mnatllmlitnnt nmrmtmont 15.00 ( ' J. 50 providing ror state prohibition nnd nt 1.15 tho same tlmo materially modify the SO, provisions of the local option law, If 80 an attempt should bo mado to re- enact that statute. In forecasting victory the prohibi tion workers arc counting on their own strength, Increased by the, largo majority of the local optlonlsts nnd that proportion uf the lluuor uto In tho dry countle which Is being ro lled uon to rote for state prohibition merely to "get even" with other less arid sections of tbo stnJo. Portland rtm vtrat aafcaraaaroa4koKbr liquor is P' tot iltc lrotHbltIosi the and MM, hava dswlspsd Heat her la i , Part land a atreac sntiaBt which la ta Maori wHa ear determination to aa mi aad to ta HI talueac of the a sua aad to peveat a recurrence of ttsM traaadtea. Uatll the Antl-Sa- aWftaA bVaU It m I Mallna asoatk we will aot work out the. Slatalla at the vigorous campaign we repass to eewaect. However, It will M M esTettlre oae. It may be de eMe4 to eaUMlM a dally paper la rir awe effectlrely to wage oar r N TIm kM ta lata state aest year wIM he hsl ealoow or ao salooa. It atraady Km reaelred Itself Into a de etatTe eawtoat aetwec the prohlM- ttowlato e om hand aad the Ibiwor latereats oa the other. Believing that atoto aroMMttea to aot practicable ad 'eaaaot be eatorced. promlneat . wvrkera ta the total optioa camp are m( Matas up aaaalatoasly with the ' -'AaU-ae)oo leagwera la their Ight to reetatat the aute from the salooa While these alllea or the antl-ltquor .v MMresaeat prehably will support the , atwaeeed esaatMattoaal aateadaieat. they beMere that strict regalatlea aad , hlh Heeaae ahoald be tried frit as a , ate prethalaary to aeeklag atato pro- k hlhHiea. The local optloalsts at the Uat ataaklpal election sabmltted a salooa force adult that they will not receive the support or a great many local optlonlsts. who, while favoring regulation of saloons, do not believe la state-wide prohibition. Tho tem perance advocates, however, say that any loss or strength on this account will be more than offset by the votes which will be gained from the saloon Interests In some ot the counties where local option Is now enforced. Ort-Kvra Votes Many. At the oSlco of Superintendent Knodell reports havo been received from various'' of the dry counties ot the state to the effect that there Is a strong disposition on the part of many voters who favor saloons and frequent these resorts to vote for state-wide prohibition la a spirit or retaliation. In these counties this claaa or voters Is known to feel more or leas sore toward Multnomah coun ty because of the fact that this Is the only large county In the state In which the liquor business is not seri ously curtailed through the operation or the local option law. "If local option, which amounts practically to county prohibition. Is good enough for us," argue this dis gruntled element, "we will assist to vote the state dry and give Multno mah county, along with all other counties, a taste of what we have ooaowaaeoaat)a.-wao Helping the Town ', ta a hwak ta f uar asm rmaii Jy y! HaWsTwJsJsWw UBV CVaVJHSVRvwgT pwwVf W M awwBsHarJssIswe) MM swtial fat aw i a want to borrow as awry there la asore to at ye hsak jrurr asaarf away fraaa koase H as wer fa mora, aawrkaats aoat aaaaafactatera. Help aooaw, Maaoy hMdeo) at boose hetao' ao oae. rtaeed ta a kaak K as pa to warjt ta wayo the help all. The I First National Bank f i of Klamath Falla ! a i t L. t I A. Savings Account . i " a InS-aS T." a Ufa -v- V , I r-t- x. Uake - as Kla aaaaaa! sttrMaoakl ' Ai'Jir ,i , t mafM fr.oam W la a a a- M-jfl. " sTfkiiaBam Aai am stostok4daauaos IPff loWJ 9mWP99WmW laA aMaVntUBBr'aw aWBtgkAaMkl gkat aw tsTwMPa fsVawsTPI W I It w aara far hla aaotaaoj m mm to afM cat I ortaa tho TV.- . ' i . Orogonlan. In the Arctic "Does our husband stay at the club late at night:" "Well, rather. Ust night he didn't get homo till half-past February." Ufe. WANT ADS. FUH HALK Ileal IMate. KOIt 8ALK SO acres, B0 acre In crep: 3 horse, wngun, sot of har ness, 3 cows, 335 chickens; 6-rooni bungalow, furnished, 4 miles from town; 1100 per acres; easy terms. II. E. Pointer. Klamath Falls. IIKLI WANTKII. COOK WANTED At tho Davenport cafe; must be jobcr and steady; no other need apply. WANTED Girl for telcphono op erator; ono with experience In the work preferred. Apply at Klamath Falls otnec. rUK !.AI.B MIsrrltaiteoBs. FOR SALE On account of leaving the city, all of my household goods will be offered for sale. Apply nny time after 10 a. m. at the former rest denco of O. I,. Carter, located on 8th st., one block north of Ankcny ditch, W. M. Randall. MIHCKLiaNKOlN. OitDEIt your Ice from I). K. Transfer company. TIIR 8outhcrn Pacific has now on sale round trip tickets to Seattle, good for sixty days, with privilege of stopover at nny point en routo for 128.72. Tho final limit on thoso tickets expires October 3 1st. NOTICK r'OR PUIlUC.ViTON i (.Not Coal Load.) Department or the Interior, U. S Land Office at Lakovlew, Oru;ou, September 4, 1909. NOTICE Is hereby given that Theo dore L. Seymour of Klamath Fells. Oregon, who, on May 2, 1900, mi:di Homestead Entry 3601, Serial 01332 for lot 1 section 1 township 37 south, range 10 cast, Willamette merldluu, has Died notice of Intention to uir.ko Final Flve-Year .Proof to establish claim to tho land above described, be fore C. R. DeLap, County Clerk, al Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the 21st day of October, 1909. Claimant names aa witnesses: Jack Leonard or Dairy, Oregon. Tom Meek of Dairy, Oregon. Dan Ryan or Dairy, Oregon. Valentine narnliart or Dairy, Ore- won. ARTHUR W. ORTON, Register. 7 10-1 J Bargain Week Catalogue October 4-9, '09 Has gone on its Way into the homes of hum! reds of the residents of Central and Southern Oregon, introducing the names of the enter prising merchants of Klamath Falls and bringing the glad tidings of great bargains in almost every line, and. that, too, just at the time when our country brethren are contemplating replenishing their household stores against the coming winter. The merchants who have taken advantage of this opportunity to introduce themselves and their business to our country neighbors and thus benefit our city by inviting their trade are as follews: THE PORTLAND STORE. K. SiiRarnian, Proprietor. Clothing, Moots mid Shoes Mon'.s iMirnNlriii;. W. H. DOLBEER, the Furniture Man. r'tirmturc. Carpets, Curtain;., Tapestries, I'teture. THE SQUARE DEAL, J. M. Piatts. Dishes Glassware, Agateware, Dry Goods. Notions WINTER'S JEWELRY STORE. II. J. Winters. Diamonds. Jewelry, Watches Silverware, Cut Glass STILTS DRY GOODS COMPANY. Itdie.s' Sttits and Coats, Millinery and Dry Goods, E. W. GILLETTE & CO., Furniture, Art Sipiares, Mattings Carpels and Shades. G. HEITKEMPER.JR., Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician; Phonographs THE BIG STORE. Virgil & Son., m Furniture, Carpets, House Furnishings of all kinds CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY. J. M. Evans & Son.. Groceries, Itrcail, Cakes, Pies and Pastries. KKK STORE. The DulTey Co.. Men's Furnishings, Hoots and Shoes. Mats, Trunks, HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE, J. V. Housitoii, prop. Central liar and Central Cafe. KLAMATH'S EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE. J. R. Hit- tcr & Co. Dress and Work Shoes for Men, Children's Shoes BON TON GROCERY AND BAKERY, Mrs, Dc Hay. Gtoceries, Fresh Fruits, Veget allies, llakei) (und THE MONARCH MERCANTILE CO.. Groceries, Piovisions Fruits, Vegelahles, Supplies THE IRIS THEATER. J. U. Gammon, Proprietor. Motion Picture .Matinees during Margaiu cek THE BOSTON STORE. O. M. Hector. Proprietor. Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots mid Shoes, Indies' e.ir LUDTKE MEAT MARKET, Louis E. W. Lmltkc. Prop. Meats of all kinds, Gem Restaurant. KLAMATH BUILDERS' SUPPLY HOUSE. C. W. Ilnr- low, Proprietor. Builders' Hardware, Doors, Windows, Beady Roofing E. W. MULLER, Sewing Machines Phonographs and Ucfon. THE MASCOT, C. T. Oliver. Proprietor. Implements and Vehicles, Seeds Poultry Supplies DR. C. r. MASON Dentist American Hank and Trust Co.'s IllJg. Phone Residence 833. Odlcu 1091 Dr. J. E. Taylor, I'HYHICIAX AND HfllUKOX. 1'o.tofflro llulldiig. CENTRAL CAFE Open Day and Night Private Dining Parlor . Ojitert Served In Any Style J. V. HOUSTON, Prop. W( Four Foot Dry Slab Wood $3.50 a Cord HUTCHINS5FAUGHT .11 'JV D. V. KUTKXNDALL Attorney at Law Klaasata Falla, Oragwi Dr. Amos G. Grarac A. a. o cnmofAtu. fasHOt. LIME ! For Mt by , T. W. STEPHENS j Jlaslati at sAaAAsAAAaaJAAAaA BICYCLES For an up-to-date wheel get a Rambler, on sale at The Gun Store. Tents and Guns for sale or for rent. We carry a full line of Sporting Goods THE GUN STORE J. U. CHAMBUS now 393 Oaaosltc Aa. Hold 3 That Mean Trick..... t: J tho man. played In nutting Ktcon PA KoRRltm on lila mulo ta Inilura H mm to es.i snavmns tor nay is i not nucossary to Induco you to M too our way Into tlio Oun Htoro fi to find fe G. W. FRET, TDK TAXIIIMtMIKT. . Vkaaa l). 1 - . IS WOODtAWWG n Goodrich Cash Store Cor. Mala and 7tb. C. F. Goodrich, Prop. Clothing and Dry Goods The Right Goods at The Right Prices I REFRIGERATORS aSs Va aaaaBBBBaBBssBasBsssaaacs9sasasBBiiisBasisBnssBSBBBaaaask 1A1,1 Os...J. k. . White Ename! Food, Chamber $21 to $24.50 Reliable galvan ized Food Chamber $17 $21 ROBERTS &. HANKS HARDWARE MERCHANTS ai Un tfis tsiitt.msi ih 3 WHITE'MOUNTAIN ft Jt' fKEEZER jf jQL sti iiia TNI Mima. VP flB ' ass wnasi Qk Roberts am jlliNKS M 44saHa a. , 9999 We alio carry a tall 11m of Boots and Ssiaaa. Hali.' 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