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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1912)
'r y t )(H) t tt vv iVl 1 t V u fi r's' I' if. Amusements The Temple Theatre The OmiMmUm at Um Safe," "The- Spirit of the Ranges" Vltsgraph Drama "Jnst MalM FoKta," Lubln Drama. Tfce TtirHlT Farsoii," Bssanay Comedy. The (Url fcs. ttw Caboose," Kalem Dellroad Drama. MAT1NKK BAIL? AT lM ALL LICENSED riCTURRS Subscription terms by mall to any ad dress la the United B tales: One year .......... .....18.00 One month 50 W. M. TIMMS leceril Moose Cleuiig Ettetrte Vmem m Carpet am Drapery Chaalag We remove all epoti ana dirt free earpeU and rage by the electric vacuum process. PIMM Ml. Oelf8t7KMauitli FISHING TACKLE Wekae everything you need for that Ssblug trip: Hook. line. rod. rel. kaektta. etc. We ft at teste. guae aad rarap'ng TBI GUN STORE J. n. CftAMrlBRH PtMMtftM JaroheMlk. o Tomales Hot Chocolate Oyster Cocktails Freeh Candlw. Made In Klamath Fall. Patrealse Home Industry. Why h'uy Sweat-Shop Candy? The Shasta 4S8MaJa St. Your Wife i Khows That It le a savlag of money ts huy the heat groeerUe la the market and to net them at a store, that haa a reputation for presaiat service.. If your wife U not one of our cuetomera you are toeing some thing la the eating line aa well at la the money line. Talk It over With her aad giro us a trial. DmwHI Van Riper Bros. Phone 85J THE EVENING HERALD W. O. SMITH, .... Miter Published dally extent Kaday by Mm Herald Publishing Oaataeay Klamath rails, at 111 Foarth St. Entered at the postoa.ee at Klamath Falls, Oregon, for tranamlaeloB through the malls aa secoad-clasa matter. RLAMATO fAUA HKWN TUESDAY, DEC. 10, ISIS ) HEAL STAT TRANHTBWS The following realty transfers. contracts, deeds, mortgagee, etc, re rmtw aim with the county clerk. aro furnished by the City aad County Abstract cempany: LIVERY Rigs with or with out aimers BIMl 2MMAG HOC SCv Open 1y sMd rrifht ED. UUGW.IN Mate street Pheae 821 C, D. Pennlck to A. W. Morey. deed. $10, NH ..EH, EH NWK. Sec. 31-SS-l. United 8Utes to Jay J. Araat, pat- ent. EH NEH. 8WU NBH. Sec II- IS-. C. R. De Lap to Wb. M. Cheyne. warranty deed. NEH Sec 11-tO-f. Oregon Ialaad Derelopmeat com pany to Anna H. SamueUon. warranty deed. II, lot It. block 4, Orlndale addition. Oregon Inland Development com pany to Elta J. Clark, warranty deed, It lot IS. block t, Orlndale addi tion. Oregon Inland Development com pany to Verda Clark, warranty deed, f 1. lot IS, block t. Orlndale addition. Martin Haagensoa to John OUen, warranty deed, f 10. NH NWtf, 8EU NWH. XWH NEH, Sec t-S(-15. United Sutes to Isaac F. DaTles, patent. 8EH NSH. Sec. 6; W NV.' U.NWU SWH.Sec 4-38-11H. Oregon Inland Derelopmeat com pany to Arthur W. Oard, warranty deed. 11, lot IS. block t. Orlndale ad dition. Oregon Inland Derelopmeut com pany to Poatna W. Kimball, warran ty deed. $1, lot 9. block t. Orlndale addtttoa. J. T. Roberts to 8. B. ft Emma Gardaer. warranty deed. $10, SH NWH. IWK, Sac. I5-J-. QUIT MANHATTAN FOR FARM LIFE FORMER ACTRESS AND GAY YOUNG FINANCIER SETTLE DOWN NEAR PHINEVILLE. AF TER ROMANTIC MARRIAGE TOUR WINTER'S WOOD Dry SlabWood,2.50c. Block Wood, 3 .50 load All kinds of body wood Terms Strictly Cash. relic an Bay Lumber Co. Wood Yard ILiLBOIXIR.Hgr. tLeaveorders at 1 Grocery, Mtoae 1S01 Chw Store, Mum SSS tt Mr. -and Mrs. Thomas Barnes moTsd last week to the old Taylor ranch near Prlnvlbe, which Mr. Barnes recently purchased. Regard ing their Central Oregon migration, the New York Herald has the follow Ing to say: "From a Ufa In the best clubs In the city aad a position la the omce of J. Pierpoat Morgan Co., to life oa an alfalfa farm at Prlnerllle, Ore., has been the chsng made by Thomas Barnes, Yals, 1910, member of many 'prominent clubs, alace his marriage to Miss Helen A. Magruder, known on the stage as 'BlUee CUggett.' Men who bad been associated with Mr. Barnes In the banking offlce, aa well aa fellow club members, tell of bis determination to give up work nnd amusement In the city to take his beautiful wife to the alfalfa fields of the Pacific coast. While nearly all of til acquaintances wers surprised to lesrn of bis marriage, the few who knew the secret tell of the commence ment of the romance when Miss Ma- grudor, hailed as 'Blllee' by her many admirers, wss with the Kiss Walts company, which she Joined In Phila delphia. When they met Mr. Barnes repeated the words of a song then pepular: 'And when I walk I want to walk with BlUee.' That settled It. When their acquaintance progressed far enough both decided to continue walking together for life, and finally were married fa San Francisco No vember Mb." RBMINICB3VCB C. g, VVatsotg4triecrof KtomsthCo.t wowolAsMswd 1 feel reminiscent. Perhaps nobody cares, and I don't enro whether they do or not. After many years I nm on tho ground o't former eipcrkncce, and delight In looking backward. Thu tragedy of Lot's wife does not dtter mo. Pillar of salt! Why not salt as wsll aa adultered dirt? But reminis cence leads me to philosophy, and 1 must not philosophise Forty years ago laat June 1 rrotscd Unk Hirer at tho alte o( the pes- eut bridge, but not orsr that bridge. Vronto! I see It all no. I wipe out tho present. Klamath Falls U not here. It Is "Mnkvllle," and Llukrlllo Is "Undo Qeorge" Nurse. I see htm now, tobacco stains and all. He waa a great man, waa Made George, tobacco and all. But I'm not to write his biography, nor anybody's biography. Forty yean ago pole bridge. board, shanty, called "tavern."; llttls shsck on the point of rocks, called "store"; blacksmith shop, where the horses were shod aad ramshackle wagons toggled up; oae shanty where people lived aside from the tarern; a shed where hay (wild hay) waa stored, and jaded horses fed; then rocks, aad toads, aad snakes, and sage brush. Sage, sage, sage brush every wheremiles aad miles of It aad alkali dust and "Injuns" and the Applegates and 8hooka aad a few other "first families." That was Llakvllle and the Klam ath country forty yeara ago. Between here and Alkali Valley waa only sage brush, alkali. Jack rabbits. coyots aad "Injuns." Between Alkali Val ley and Yalnax. ditto, and so on to Goose Lake. A fow hardy pioneers hsd Invaded Qoose Lake Valley; a girrlson of soldiers waa stationed on the mountains bordering Warner Val ley nnd a few stockmen la that !!- ley. From Warner to Steins moun tain were only coyotes. Jack rabbits. antelopes (thousands of them), and occasionally a mountain sheep plen ty of them, pcrhsps. but they man aged to keep out of sight, as a rule, and everywhere was sage, aage, sage and the smell of It. Bunch grass there wss In abundance Indians, too, but they kept out of sight, for the great Modoc war waa brewing, aad broke a few moatha later. Oa aad on aad oa we wandered. To the Owyhee, acroas Whiskey Hills, swam Snake Hirer, aad, like Columbus, oa. over tho great plains, where are now dtlea and towns, aad fields nude great by the push aad vigor that has carried water to the desert aad made It ti blossom like the rose. I sIL here bow, on that point of rocks In a comfortable structure of brick aad stoae, and hammer out PRoriemtoNAL cards thrae recollections on a typewriter, and wonder what "Uucla George" Nurse would say if he could see It, and talk over tho telephono, and turn a buttou when ho wanted to light up his tavern. I remember the Modoc war and the terror of It. I saw Cap tain Jack and his contrervrs hanged at Fort Klamath In the (all of '73. I et up nnd published the first news paper In Southern Oregon east of the Cascade mountains, nnd remember many frontier Incident that have made widows and orphans, and rich men and poor men; Incidents that made outlaws of good men, nnd gare reputations to men who were not entitled to thera. Theeo thoughts al most sidetrack me Into philosophis ing, but 1 must leave philosophy to some other occasion. Utnr. a a United Slates deputy surveyor, I set many a corner, where, since then, other corners have been established I. e., corners In timber. corners In slock, ranges, corners In eligible water sites, etc.. etc. Queer world, this; but my pmiosopny lugs me to speculate on men and things. As I look back at It It seems like a movlag picture show, and vet, mov ing pictures were not known then. In 1S7S I visited Crater Lake. Its ex istence aa ac entity was then only admitted by the very few who had seen It. No road nor trail led to It, and to stand on Its bsnks then and took Into It gave the thrill than can only come to the discoverer of greet things. People who see It now from the cushioned seats of an auto, who hare traveled to It over smooth rosds snd regulated grades, have not seen It at Its greatest. Neither will any one ever again see It so. Many things tike these are tho 11 upon which history can only truthfully be bung, and yet the real "seers" of things are seldom the hUtorlans of them, and the world geta them badly Jum bled. I was the first resident attorney licensed to practice law In Lake coun ty, and Lake then embraced what Is now Lake and Klamath. I mlted In politics In Jsckson county when thst county embraced what la now Jack son, Klamath and Lake, and remem ber bow we fumed with Impatience when waiting for the returns from Chswaueaa to reach Jacksoavllle, the county seat. There waa less thsn 1,000 votes then In that whole ter ritory. There are people now living In Klamath county who have lived In three counties, aad have never moved. But enough of this. I seem moved to fill la the picture of which I have only sketched the frame. I will leave thla to the leisure moments ot the "old timers." im. c a. rammos BeaUst All Work Guaranteed, Odd Fellows' Hulldtat. Itoom SIR. Tboae til. MAAWKMi M. LONG Osteopathic Phjrslrlaa, Suite II and l,Vhlte Bldg. PhoaelM CITY A COUNTY AtWTKAOT COMPANY Abstracts. Insurance Members Oregon Assoelstloa Title Mea. 1 "uwvn-JFft map1? T SHANKING BY WOlHtN Is made especially eur ,,4 pleasant here. We il th,m special attsutlon, iHOw lh how to manage their sccousU and everything else they wtBi to know. And Hint the , Is a! small one makes no differ ence In the character of our Hr. vice. First Trust and Savings Bank Klamath Falls, Oregon litmiANrJdVir ItAMMRVH EXPRESS It you want your stuff moved and moved quick, get Hamsby'a Espreae to do It. Corner Seventh aad Mala streets. PSeem SIS EMPLOYMENT Call up COM8TOCK. 191, If you waal aay klad of HELP. Register at the COMRTOCK If you aat employmeat. MADAM AND PROF. TIMMS Maaesare aad OUiueudlet Cur corns, bunions aad la grow lag toenails. Mme. Timma slops hair from falling out la Ore treatments, and a perma asat cure for daadrut. aire us a call. No. SIT Klamath Ave. HON J. Kt'MWALT, I'rceUhnl. K. M. IIUIIII, VMr-Prr. and Trs. IIKIir K. HITIIIIOW, SerrvUry. Klamath County Abstract Co ABSTRACTING Surveyors aid Irrigation Engineers MAI. PLANK. IILUKPIIINTS, KTC. iKIlHlUl Villi, OregOl FAULDER'S LIFE MAY BE SAVED Vote) Comteg la Eight more votes were received by the county court regarding the dis position of the court bouse site, and seven of the replies are In favor of selling the property. Oae of these Is from J. B. Morano of Medford, who owns property In this county. The answers received today bring the total In favor of selling up to 038. In favor of retaining the site are 390 replies. RUMORS ARK CURRENT THAI THK GOVERNOR WILL COM MUTE DEATH SENTENCE OF KLAMATH COUNTY MAN la spite of repeated denials by the governor, rumors that Nobis Fsulder may yet escape the gallows aext Fri day morning, the time sst for him to be hanged, continue to drift to this city Irom Salem. A few daya ago newspaper men attempted to secure an interview with Fautder, but he de clined to talk to them, , It la reported that Governor .West will commute Faulder's sentence to life Imprisonment. The governor haa communicated with Judge Benson, who presided at the trial of Faulder, but the court declined to mako aay reeommeadatloas. Fsuldsr is a native of New Zealand, where his relatives now reside. Thoy are reported to be wealthy. When a boy Faulder came to the United States and followed railroad work. Ho was emp!oyed(on the Natron cut-off whea be killed, the cook In the camp In which hevwas working. Because of the fact that Faulder threatened to Are a second shot, at bis victim, then almost breathing bis last, the crime was considered more cold-blooded, An effort is being made to havo the case against John W, Taylor re viewed. He Is due to walk oa the gsllows with Faulder. Taylor Is ssldi to bo the victim of aa Incompetent at torney. Early Lodgo Meeting In order to give members aa oppor tunity to attend the performance of "The Mikado" tonight, the regular meeting of the Eastern Star .will be called promptly at 7 o'clock. There will be an election of officers. MxIn By Joe Buk Jay Mitchell, the well known stock man, who la around seven feet la height and correspondingly ' heavy, was eating In a local restaurant when a frlsnd Joined him. "Did you attend the performance of The Mikado' last night. Jay?" asked the friend. 'Yes," was the reply. "Funny I didn't see you." "It Is funny. The usher csme over four times and told me to sit down." Kwauna Encampment iNo. if,. I. O, O. F., holds Its regular weekly session tonight. Work in the Golden Rule degree. Visiting brothers cordially Invited. Your Child's HMltfcv Your First Thouxht M sjimsjL aaiawJiw yeas BSMtfrirtisag. tksaM srwmmjamatjmirg Teale sku &5EBJmi "L!"?" will 44 H W the beds'. In H aniiw tbs oftaTaerlssmrei un mmmtuwi 01 jm e tA.yMJoagf' fMstjtemai ftaiag te aa impair. treabto is doe te rmBfsj uL t leanest krui -- - - - E2.J& l mjSi7SSm &?&&& T of. this teau L. IiACHTELIlKRG. 8S Klamath Avraa Highest price paid for Hides, Wool, Pelts. Rubber. Metal and Scrap Iron. Ptoaa 141 Cui flowers at No. 3 West Main St. WOOD Pry Slab Wood IS-hsch. .SS4S Dry Fir Slab, IS-lacti.., IS-Mrh Body Weed... IS-tarS Ltaaw Weed I Hoc Factory Meek, lead. O. PEYTON, OSke 1 1 (to rtee Itioae I S7S Block Wood The economical fuel for win ter uss. !.eavo orders at EOS Mala Street. Phone 117. W. C. BATIS Wood to Burn ORDERS FILLS ON SHORT NOTICE Call or ahoae to HRADLKY HARNMS CO. Phoae 117. Mala St. Wood Wood Slab Woe. Vn,' $2.5ICm Block Woo. .SUItaul Dry Slab Wood .,'. 3.5101 14 " " 4ft $3 Cm Link aid Body wood 4ft, ltii I2ii Leave orders at O.K. transfer Co. Phone S71 Cor. Sand Main P. C. Carlson EVERYTHING IN X-MAH MUNK) Sole Hirrwtath af Sber. maa Clay A t'o.'a Pianos, the imrlawny ami other Iradlag 11. laaua. (Miter luakra at moder ate) prices. Tuning and IWfalrt, Agrary for Hlagrr and Whhe Mrwtag M Mara, nlltrr Tyes wrHera, Virtus- aad I'diana Rec iinU aad Marlilnes. Iluoks, Ma tloaery aad Plrlaree. It. MAIMKN, Proprietor 7IU Main M. Just asiw, KtMso 4-mtaate Rec ords, fflci S-mlaale Record, Sir. SSSmlraBBBBBBBBBBBBB sfWsssl HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS For the Mother. Aunt and Grandmother HOT-POINT KLECTIIIO IRONS. ALUMINIM WARE. ALUMINUM ANB GRANITE PERCOLATORS HAVILIMI CHIXA. HOKKR FANCY-WORK SHEAR. CJLAMM WATKR fttiT. ALUMINUM KITCHEN KNIFE SETS HOKKK TOILET MANICURE SETS. THOME "SITKA IVORY FANCY WORK HINUN HAVE ARRIVKO. JUHT THK THINO FOR FANCY HAND HAUM, ETC WILLIAM G. HURN WESTERN TRANSFER GO. (MMre PHosms 1ST. Keeldeare rhee) e 4SA. tlt'M SKHVIC IIAiHJAfJK HtKKlllT MOVINfi AND GENERAL TIIANHPEII PIANO MOVING A BTHCULTY Paaaraaera Picked Up aad Oetlreml aay I1e la Towa JOB MOORB Proprietor Suggestions for Xmas Hotuetlilag Net la VAHW, JAHIUNEKH aad NOVELTY PIECES. IVOHY ART, CLAY WOOD aad DIAMOND GLAZE WARE. FANCY STATIONERY, I.ADIKH' AND GENTLEMEN'S PURSRS. CARD CASKS, MILITARY IIRUSIIKS, t.-OXKLIN FOUNTAIN PENH, HAND MIIIHOHS, SAFETY HAMOKS, All klads, TKAVKI.ING SETS. MILITARY IIRUHIUM, PENNANTS, All kin. SHAVING MIRRORS, THERMOS HOTTLKH, TIIKRMOS DRINGING CUP SETS (Just out), PARISIAN IVORY (Comb, Rrsah aad Mirror Seta), MOOKKH' NON-LEAKARLK FOUNTAIN 1KNS, FRENCH PRRFUMKS, la Oriasaal INKsujsjra, ANII MANY OTHER THINGS TOO NUMEROUS TO MHNTIO STAR DRUG CO. Incorporatwd THE RjXXALL ITORE i py, i .,;;' "!'