The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 26, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textl-nil wmHj - xnftWTV CfJBtK rur w L lor nowinnwn - r r,7l,,f County Cl.rk, lit II.. coming yim.un. ,ltl.wnli.vlllllw. 1 1, n, lll.n.' l,r;.,.M..lM-tlo..f.r County O-rklM, I " -t Iftto ...llnarw Alan. Ion ill III" m" "' "'"'.., Mi J, III lri. roR coumtt sbibot l,t,,,l,y..H..t.r.u.ylM.cn.ll. '"'.', .- ..HlM. ol Hll.flff Of II cri i" - , j,i L.o-"iii'K''"""fy '" " .. W. , iirtimnn. Ii,..rrt.y 'I"!" "l,,,, M'""''V iI,p..RU ( eheilfl l'r the "M' Liuii ul t!i" republican tiii utiy ImIIoh. ,.,,,,, II, 17. uninnin Ihtrrl.y announce uijr candidacy ,lor I ! III ..I VlMllll I nomination l niienri " L . ...i.i.i m i Im action of tin re Elian utrie t the prluiarr election, UMi IWi. .niiii. rod HATS UNATM litrfUli uncmW a renJP Lfor Jlnl "Miiwr irooi Kiemewi, L in.l Ci'k countlee on the Ke lllctn tlcktt, ntj'ct to the decision lb ptluiery election. i r n i bu n. lutit; iitiH " ' to " ,,canotti Mr )oini woiw inm mtiti, Uk " Crook counties at pilmtrj rtrrtlon to be liM April lw- ... Iitln laltMnlly represented tliw liict In Ilia lt ttwlon ol the W ,if, and tlnci. lli senalorablp Iim, thlt utm, ln tooowlrU lo Kia lb, I Kiln mi lorllielayorable con ml Ion Glide ruler ot tlilt MM' Isldiitrlcl, Itetpectfully, (IKO. II. JdKHRVMAK. I.I.I, in .lit. lint I tm candidal liU It puMlran nomination lor Joint Ulor lo rcprrernl tu dlsltKl con. Eof ol Crook, Klamath and Us nil. II. I- IIOMMTB, Dorians, Oregon.' roi county niASNmn Ibtrtb; announce mr candidacy for dloti to Hi office of Uounljr jurtr on Id ItrpuulioM ticket sub- k to th Urciilon of Hi primaries on HI 17 Ih Al.VA LKWI8. Ihtrtty declare n7lf candidal lib Domlnillon ol County Treaeoref i Kftigbllcan tlckvt, oliiKt to III bllirtllon ol Ilia rotari ttliaprl IriUcllon. T. W. BTEI'IIKNH. UDounr inrtrll ranJUlate tor tbo labllcan noiiilnatlon for lb i ol Cut) n l j Trraturar, tubjact to Dm do! tli otr at Ilia coming ate i la April C.C.CHITtTOOD. FOR COUNTY llirirlijr iminunrn inyarlf m canJI- i lor nooilntiion on Ilia KapuUlean it, lor County Ataraaor, of Klamath Mr, iuujct to tli ilaclalon ol th ti at lli primary elactlon. IIKHT E. WITHROW. kitrtkjr aniiounrti my candidacy for or nl Klamath County, auhloct to action ol tli KriiiiullcM volara at primary altctlo.1 o! April 17, 1M. K. 0. COWLKY. tit, Ktb. I, U0h. htrtbr announce uiyaall a candidal I tli nomination to to olio of or, .ulMrct to tia declalon ol Ilia uUlcltn ulcr at llir primary tire- K. W. GOWEN lot PlOHCUTtNO ATTORNEY Mraby announce myaelfaaa randl- 0n Hie ltollllllllran llfbat Inm ilia lintti) i for the office of Dlatrlet At fy lor Klamath and Lake countlea, Fi to th declalon ol the voter at Pilrairy election. HIED. II. MILLS. HH be a candidate lor th RepublL -vuiinaiion lor tli ofao ol Ktbg attorney lor th Meond Ktlog attorney UUlrlcl ol th atat Wioaconitailnanl tka ...l fudKUraitb. D. V. KUYKISOALL. f.9lWttmiNfJft nrby aoaouriM aall. .ju.i. ! nomloitlon foe rwt,4 b.i,j lnntakrA.l.K& ..a . . --..,, ,or id eooakUrvAlOB of ulcan vnir. . .i. j .: ..r .... w awiasary mm- J..Q. avYAM. 6 tipwiully announce pay oaadldaoy ctlonon tb RpabllM'Hkl "oao! Caami. aut.. -j ilZ&&&&!. ! haraby annoiuicn myf a cthdldaU for Ida nomination, on tlio UvpuMlcan ticket, for County Rihool HtiiM-rlntend. mil, iiliict lo the rlci'lr.lon of tlio vntura at Hi I'rluiary alactlon In April. J, II, IIOIIIIH, Morrill, Dragon, KM COUNTY COMMIUIONtR I linrnhy annniiiico niym'W at a ramll- Ut for Ilia iioiiiliiatlon fiirCoiriiiiUiilois. er on Ilia rapubllran tick!, for tlio nm alteration of tlio voiora at Ilia prlinary, lection In April. 0, 1. HWINUI.K, biritlla, Uro, FOR COUNTY IURVIYOR I heioliy announco mytcll a lanilldaia for rlt!tlon to tlm iilthuol Cuiiiily Hurveyor, aubjovt to tlio itnilloralloii of 1 tin KrpnlilUali votort nt tlio primary election. . M. I). WII.I.IAMH. FOR JOINT UKI'HKHENTATIVU To tli llopubllcant ol KUmalli, ljkr, Crook and Qrant rounll I wlih to Inform tlio llopubllcam of l KUmalli, I.mjo, Crook and (Iraut conn-1 lira, romllliitlriK Ilia TMoniytlrit Kp ' rwnltlv Dltttlct ol On-Kiii, that my I nam will bo printtl lor your comld i arallon at tlio primary vlvctlon in ho hld April 17, IWH, aiklng your lunragnl for alcllon a ono of tlm llopuhllran j tioinluovi fur Joint Hoprrtonlath lo ho ballolr.1 (or on Juno I, llM. II. I'. llrlknap, I'rlnevlllo, Orrgon, DIMOCRATIC CANDIDATES fOR COUNTY IHUtTY I rclllly auiiounra uiywll a a candidal for I lie nlfUo ol Micllfl on tlio Domorratlc tick!, aulijrcl lu tlio nlll ol tli vol! at tlio primary vlrttluii, II. HT. (IKO. HIHIIOI'. 1 lirby announco uiyaalf a candidal un th Itonmcrallc ticket, for tlio iiomI nation for alirrltt, for tho conalderatlon of the voter al tho primary election. It. K. liUNHAKEIt. rORMUNTY CORONER I reieclfiilly announce myaell aa a candidate for th offlr ol Coroner ol Klamath Count?, Oregon, on tho Dem , ocratle ticket, aubjoct lo Ihn approval of th voter at '.he primary election on April 17, linm. KAItl. WIIITI.fCK. FOR COUNTY AMEUOR I hereby declare inyeelf a candidate for the nomination lor County Atwaaor on the Democratic llrkel, aubject to the declalon of the totera at the primary lection. J. P. I.F.K. rOR COUNTY TRIAIURn I raepeclfully antiouno layaelf aa a candidate for the office of County Treat, urer, on the Democratic ticket, tubjret lo declalon ol the voter at the Primary election. CIUDII. DAOOrnT. FOR COUNTY CURR I hereby announce tnyeell aa a camll- data for nomination to office of County Clerk aubject to ait Ion of Democratic votrra at the prlinary election. W. A. DI.L7.KI.L. rke Alarm Districts Dktrict No. SYYeat aide of river. Dlatrlet No. aSouth of Main ttrrel from th bridge to Center atreet. Dlatrlet No. 6Congerand California Avenue. Dlatrlet No. O-Ewauna Height. Dlttrict No. 12-8outh of Main, b. twa Center and Third. Dlatrlet No. 13-South of Main, he tw-n Third aad Fifth. Dlatrlet No. It-North of Main, be tween Third and Fifth, niatrlet No. 16-South of Main, to Walnut between Fifth and Seventh. Dlatrlet No. 16 -North of Main to High, between Fifth and Seventh. Dlatrlet No. 21 -South of Main to Walnut, btwn Seventh and Ninth. Dlatrlet No. 22-North of Main to High, btwn Seventh and Ninth. DUtrlet No. 23-Hot Springe dlatrlet tt of Main and Ninth. nutrfet No. 2-South of Walnut to Plum, between Fourth and Slsth. Dlatrlet No. ft-South ol wainui 10 Plum, between Sixth and Eighth. Dlatrlet No. 81-Southof Walnut and Et of Eighth. ....... DUrtrlct No. 82-North of High to Jffraon, btwo SUtb and Eight. DUtrlet No. M-North of Jafferaon, btWM8lith and Eighth. .Dtrtrttt No. -Nocth of High to itMmm. UtwM iElghth and Tenth. DUtrUt No. 41 -North of Jafferaon, tMtWMai WghU and Tenth. ( DltVMt NO. - ea. i oak. ..i .i.m will be Bounded by givfcaf tt rapid atrokat of th ball, faetowM ky M iiop i wt um. la wMh th Bra la locaieo, wm. w. k. iliMa.thaaa. WhB the 0f trM la rptMntd by. tnor than on figure, a No. M, ar giving a- al 1m tka hall will b UDDd tWiC tim' aHght ptoae, followed by four trwiUater -ttat, peTwd twisa W loiwllagthi TrfE MULE IN THE JUQ. An Arab rVtvarb and tha That Qava It Birth. Who can afflno that to anl m Wlcd tbU1 , Tbla proratb I fraqnastly quotad to how that, though no nay conaclan tlnualy brltTa to a thing which say moiu oilrnvaiant In Itaalf, ft fa batter not to ropat It from faar of btlug dU Iwllntad. It aria from th following Arabic Irgond. Au Arab who danlad the mlMcntr of genii one bought a uiiilo nml took It home. Wbtn per. forming lili orciiliig ablutlona, b aaw tlio uiulo outer a Jug, and tbla ao enred liliu that hn ran ahoutlng to th neighbor and tolil thorn what he bad ni'in Tboy, thinking him mad, fDdear. uri'il to api-aM hlui, but all In rain, lli mlfcrated moro and tuor, ao that th authorltlea avut hlui to tho mad houao. When tho iloctur cam to a him, h rtJ the account of what ho had aroli, whereupon th doctor or ilorod him to ba detained. He coutln uoil upou each rlatt of the doctor to repeat lil atateueiit until hit frlenda ucceeded In perauadltig htm that If h wlalied to regain hta freedom be tuuat rvcant Thla h did, and the doctor at film at liberty, to the great Joy of hta fiiinlly and frlenda. On making hi ab lution a before b again aaw the mule, thla time peeping out of the Jug, but on thla oceaalon he contented blra. elf with remarking to the mule: "Ob, yea, 1 you well enough, but who would bellere me) And 1 bare had enough of tbo madhouae." Needlvaa to any that tho genii to avenge them aelee for hla dUbellef tn them had transformed on of themaolte Into a mule and aa audi entered the Jug Cairo (UgypO Bphlni. A ROCKING STONE. New Yerk'e teuvenlr f the Renvate Olatlal Peeled. Though tent of tboutanda of peraona yearly ae tb great rocking atone of Ilrom park In New York dty, few reallie that It I the clty'a moat con apkuoua aoueolr of the glacial period, heu all of thlt aectlou waa covered with an ocran of Ice acme 1X00 feet tblrk that waa mot tog alowly toward Ihoaoulb. That plnkleh bit of granite, weighing thirty tona, Handing aeven and one half feet abo tta rorky baae, being ten foot broad and eight feet thick, came from the far north, carried In the rcalalleta Icy arm of th glacier that awept orer the continent down tu tbla latitude, marking lu path by de positing groat bowlder aa tt moved and leaving acratchea on the firm rock beneath, from tbe adding, grinding blta and maaara of granite that et tied to Ita brtx and were puttied along aa It moved. Tbla aaruu tawlder left Ita mark on the bare face of tbe rocky btll to th north of It, In vtbhb He tho crocodile pool. Trier tbo evratcbee are vlalble today, pointing to vtbere tb bowlder atanda and tilling ibe atury of part of Ita travela. When tb melting Ice departed from tbe great block of granite, It left It atandlng through tb ge a rocking tton ao delicately polaed that a pre aur of fifty pound alerted on Ita moat northern angle cauaea Ita apes tu away north and aouth about two Inch m. New York Ilerald. A Contldtrata Nprtr. When tbo Maine v.aa blown up tha wife of I.li'iili uant Commander Wain wrlgbt vtaa at her home In Waahug ton. Hue bad heard nothing of th new when aba vtaa awakened about 4 o'clovk In the morning by a violent kaocklng at tbe door of her houa. Ft nn lira Walnwrleht roa and looked out of tbe window, Baking what waa tbo matter. A voice canea ouj. aiw you tbe wife of Lieutenant Command er Walnwrlgbtr "le. wnai ao you nantr "lbe Maine baa been totally deetroyed. W ar reporter and wUh for aotne Information about Mr. Wala-.-.i.i.i fiiii rhu and nothlnar more. Tb abock cauaed tb poor lady to fall In a dead faint, from wnicn an cue. not rally for aeveral hour, and. fortu nately for ber. It waa then known bar buaband waa not among tb loot. Hleeephagy. Illppophagr being In low water In tb later da) a, aombody ha eat htmaelf to ahow what aa exceedingly reapectable hbtory atuchea to the practice. Among the ancient, eapeclai ly In China, eating horaefletb wa general, and tt waa only killed In Eu rope by a papal decree of Oregory III.. though why borflb abould bav been Interdicted doe not appear. It waa only tbe famine cauaed by Napo leon'a tnvaalon that revived th prac tice In Germany, where It baa aurvlved ever alnce.-London Globe. Net Rrdned. "They aay that travel broaden a man." aald th dark woman. "Well, I don't know about that," re plied th light woman. "My buaband ha been" a conductor oa a trolley cat for mvb year and how thla h UI-Yokra ttaa. toerwmy, mail OObnt-Papa, tMto't I kar you tU mamma w would aav to coaomlMT Papa-Ye. my m Rawll OUbrt-Wll. you might begta by let ting m a posy; tbea I ahealdn't wear out a away ahoa.-Cago Nawa. in ' i Law f fregr. ' eiu.liw n ni nan tarn la th law Of Mcrttce-ao aaerUce, so progr. Tb aert oc aaenact w wv. w awi w aelf MorUctng lov of th mother IK tteelf would dJaappttr from tt earth. -RavkwefaWrlawa. Maiaaaa a wma'ag tHi th. J14. ll '' J ProfcfMtonal Card DR. WM. MARTIN Deatllf OrBo orr Klamath County Bank c. r. STONE Attorney at Law Otitic over poatofllce, Klamath Fall, Oregon Taumoxr it D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney at Law Klamath Fall, Oregon DR. C. r. MASON Dentlat Amor Iran Bank' A Truat Co.'a Building Watch Sick If o aend it to our hoa pital and we will give it th beat of treatment Our "watch doctor" fa from th "old school" and he un deratanda hla butlne. Mall order promptly at tended to. Try u and be convinced. H. J. WINTERS, Watduaakcr a Jeweler T You'U Know It W mean Chaa A Sanborn'a Seal Brand Coffee. It'a th beat and wo are the exdu alv agent for Klamath Falla. VAN WPDl Bros . sis Zlm'i Plumbing Shop CoatnctlM aad JobMM FiraUla line of Plumb ing Speelaltle and flrat claa Workmanahip. A. O. U. W. BllldlRJi Am Up4o-Date NEWS STAND Many have been the re mark about our Newa Stand. Stranger coming into Klamath Falla hav remarked about tbe com pltBa of thla lis of our butlnett, A moat compWU line of Map. Chart, Book, Magmaln Nevrepapera, at. Ankcny's CENTRAL CAFE OatfJiDay ukiNltfat Private Dining Parlor Oyatera tenrad la Aay Styk J. V. HOUSTON, Prop. Klfuutk Falls & Wiaeaa Truck & Tranifer COMPANY Furaitore aad ptanoe carefully movd. BagMg wagoa aa4 geawal' draylng. AU work OOlrBUIN ft TOUMO ProiMiaiori G. BtlmlBtf ft Co. Fur . Merchant! AakJJfaTafal lbkajB7aaaMlal BateaBABaL. AfT Mclntire-Straw Stage Line In Connection With . Klamath Lake Railroad Pokegama Line Stages leave Klamath Falls daily at 7 A. M. and Pokegama every morning. Sore Connection at Fokegaaia Klamath Lake R. R. Traint Leave Thrall daily at 3 P.VM. and arrive at Pokegama at 5:05 P. M. Leav3 Pokegama at 6 P. M. and arrive nt Thrall at 8:20 P.M. S. P. Trains at Thrall North Bound Soath Bond 6:05 A. M. and 1.32 P. M. 2:25 and 5:55 P. M. KLAMATH FALLS FURNITURE HOUSE Opposite American Hotel LET US FRAME TOUR PICTURES A full Una of NEW PICTURE MOULDINGS and MATTING just arrived. We also sell ready filmed pictures. e. w. Gnufr a co. THE E. H. DuFAULT, Proprietor Cholcett of Wlnea, Lkraora and Cljara t A Pioneer Route A Pioneer Train The pioneers of early days, on their way to the Pacific Coast, blazed a trail acress the mountain and plains. Although they are gone and in many instances forgotten, the trail is still there. But no longer is the ox team a means of tnuiporta tion. The old trail is now marked by the flash of the Electric Lighted OVERLAND LIMITED A is equipped Southern Pacific COMPANY OFFICE Cater to th better cla of trad, with BothJaa; tooffmd th moat critical. You'll notice tb difference wheal yew try it. Just th place to drop la for a rafraaalag be age when you ned a stimulant. Pure liquor of all kinds for family trad a specialty LUXURIOUS express train which ia now the means of quick transportation between the East and the West It with fine comfortable stand- , ard Pullman sleeping cars, ainlng car with service a la carte, library and club amoker observation' car. 'No extra fair is diargad on this rain. A first-class ticket and a ticket for i berth are all that ia naceaaary. .THake reservations for berth, sUteropm, or drawing room through any 'igeht. ?i $ Tf.Wi .Ttrai4.