The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 16, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMARSH LANDS OREGON'S RiCHESTSOIL ABEL ADY !"? VEGETABLE MATTER. 'KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. EASY 50 PER CENT. aafaWaaaaaj THE EVENING HERALD Inucil Piilly, Kxivil Sunday! Iy tin HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor Sl'llSClf Il'TION U.Ti:s lVtlty, by mnll, one year lMlly, liy in-ill, fit month Pally, by mnll, three months Paily, by mail, one montli . Hilly, dellcred by carrier, otic wit-V. I -Ji W . n KLAMATH FALLS. TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE 10. 1WS THE CORRUPT PRACTICE LAW Voters of Oregon at the next election can not- do any thing but vote. People of Oregon at the same time can do nothing but watch the voters vole under pain of dire and diverse penalties. The friend who invites his friend in to have a drink or-a cigar will be guilty of the crime of treating and so will the man who gets the treat. Hoth will be subject to a penalty. Th corrimt practice act which the people of adopted on the first Monday in June is the cause of it all. S'jX'iSS.m"'.! it is provided t nil ail candidates lor onico in me and wore given to understand Hi. t the subject is upper most in the minds of tho peopl of the Pacific coast states. Senator Fulton, after laughir.gly denying the million-; ticitv of the report that ho will 1k a candidate for the vice-presidency said: "My first choice is Fairbanks. If he refuses mv second choice is Dolliver; if he refuses my next choice is Crane. He hasn't refused and I believe rv.m, -miii ,miiw mwv st.itc oast of Mississippi river." Millionaire Palloonist Charles A. Coey with his pro fession! balloonist will start from Chicago on July -I on a balloon trip to the Pacific Const. Mr. Coey has recently j completed an 800 mile trip, during which all speed re cords we r: broken. i Dissolution Notice 'Classified Advert i.sements J. 1'. r.itiliiim mid I . V. Mnlli-r, win-. h.iu Ix-eit dnliijj liiiiiiu-M under ijie lltm naino id MiiRer ewliiR M.uhine Aueiirv. Ime tills dav by iniilnnl ion I I . .. . ...!!.,!, !..! I H-lll UUolnl JMrilll'HIIII'i i.. 'mi ller imiiiiii! rmitml dI tin- IMb-mi OregOll rhonituiii bulne, nt Ibe ire.-nt ! KKAL ESTATF. lOK 8AIK I Hit m.M.K H4l i re l..nirli himli-il II mll.'j i-.it nl Kliiin.itb I'dll" n IwiK .lin Ini Miine lniiiH-i-lrr. I'H iiilliiiliiri iliiiilii' nl tin- ullirc, i state shall file typewritten statements and portrait with the secrotarv of state if the office is a state office or with the county clerk or the city auditor if the office is a1 county or a city one. Those opposing the candidates may also send written arguments setting out why the candi date should not be elected, provided that a copy of the:M'f"' statement is sent to the candidate. It is provided in the! law that nothing "of-a slanderous or libelous nature should) be printed. It is made unlawful for any person or organization to ask candidates for any contribution of any kind. The candidates can not be asked to buy tickets to a ball or entertainment or to join any club. No corporation or stockholder of any corporation can contribute to the cam paign fund of either party. It is also made unlawful for any candidate, or person to wear badges or buttons near the polls on election day. Any man who is caught trying to influence a vote on election day is liable to a fine of from $25 to $100 and for the second offense to imprisonment in the county jail. All campaign literature must bear the name of the author and that of the printer who printed it. It is provided that a candidate shall not have his name on the ballot unless he filts his itemized statement of expenses a certain length of time before the election. Neither shall he be given his certificate of election unless he files his statement following the general election. It is also provided that any district attorney who fails prosecute for violation of the law shall be subject to for feiture of his office. Mnln .Heel..; MISCELLANEOUS III continue agent Mid .ileiuii fur Hie -uwr A:""1-' "'-''" "''" bill I CUt Wheeler Wllrtili 'wli'i! Muebiiie Co. I nt his teHileni-e on me emner m 'mi Khumlli UM'lllie. I'linne &.!. iMled June 1 I'M-. I'.. V. Jlnim .1. I'. Il.vinn. I'ro,erly Is rtasonnblr. Stock Ranch l-or Uent In Wood UUcr Vnlloy. Kl.immli Co. Ciilitntnilii: 40 nctea, lf bciwi mrado nd H29 culture. All enclosed. I'ur (urtber pirllculiirn Inquire ol T. A. CulL-rlion, Ashland, Dip. For Sale One ulio!e btiatneai block In Klamath IV.1I- I... ..!.. I., fn... .. ll... jti.l. I nilV I", Fl,U ,u, lUli . ll.a III, .v uw,- Ur of w lint It nui nutlli lliiily day u.'ij. C. P. WHUon. b.ie mine money to bian i( )nn luie llio fremiti. -K. II. Mnll. ' ion sad: I I r-'ur Salo l'nb'rrl Tyt-ewnti-t in I gnod cmdillnn JM). i. V. i;a)ki-ndll. i I 'Hit NAl.C-tlotiiry lull LiafiliK White Setting Machine, Lite I itrai'ti. 1 l (IIMi-ll. riirnlhlieMnie. II .Sjfc Tan (iraillcilly new lleiriiit: lUll-Mantn nfe., nt n iMigiin, une Six '.'I inrbrf .mil 11110 1'iiX! Inrhea. n. ! inquire at llrllki-liiir-JrUrly alnrr. 'KOI: fAl.i: rn .IreMel .one maiIi. itmid.otie rixUni; clulr, one Uble mid ntie hcitin,; Unie. Cull .11 Hie ItrlcV. , 'tore. 1 I SUMMONS The Stilt-. Dry Goods Oo, liai recoived '" ""' Cirrnll Conn of 1 1,- , , , ... , , , OiPk-on, fur the County of K rT.llil,.inrliUotMlrllidMisnoJ.. hf,i( ( luiiwlfff Call nnd lnnt thenm line. Ii-o Cream at the City Italery. litre ui a trial. upi-O'lle Aim-riran llutel. tf- Merrill. Investment not Speculniloit. Mute nl lutiutli. I n.uilol It Conner, IK-fviiilanl. To Ilinirl It. Conner tln-'nloie nniiml dl-fctulant; You are brrvby rniilrrd In ao.ir nnd nimr the iuiniljinl nud ni'lilul )ou 111 the nli- intillril mt on or l-foie iIih 23 djy nf July l-.MS, U. I in; the lilt il.iy ol Ibe time hi tin- mdrr ill tin- itililleAtlim nl tllil iililililniK. tin- Drit iiulillratiuu tliL-trof lirlni; on 1 1 . II The main interest in the Republican convention being held in Chicago today is centered on the platform to be adopted. The Pacific coast delegates to the Republican convention will insist that a plank ba put in the platform , pledging the party to increase the fortifications on the Pacific coast and build a greater navy. Leaders of the party were notified of this demand RleTOIUTlOV TO KNTItt fit l.lSfW IN V.llnnal !,., Vol!.- 1. I.r,l.w iriir,. l .,.-. ..... ..j. ... .... ... I IV ""' "" .. . ....- ...-. ,u. , .... I . IllOlcni, Mllhln Hi l.f le ilanl rrnnl. ..-.- n., ;.,., in u . irtfin. mil t iui,rt in iriiKmrnl in 'I tn ' .'t'Jr uriil anH!T. fur waul Ihrirof the irr uniW Hi' irmiiiontoi u.. i.omMir..! , pUimlir w, ,,v ,. ,.tlll , ,ir ',, iK ,i,r., .,":. ."".:,u;,;,'.,:,: , ? - - -i.i-it.. i. Ltnit Oflfr t Ukclw. Ori-ron. oil .Mxuit , I" l' "It: lorn ih-i rre dloliliK I'" atli.vw An7Mitir hotpiiiiiy inJ in boniU o( timlrhnony i-IIIiib l-li--n cultur.l pun. prior to J-nu.r, t. W... iu,l I-'-" "' "d li-fen.la.it: for the rat ... -... -i... -. ...... i .-..- .. . ...r...... . rtrm rutlfMlv fit Ijircin J ( otmdr un.l ri(ht itunea tiomctir I cntrf ut ihoUuW i lhtiMtf au i!il UB,inoiitti-( Mil Milt; IKlll.ll l, ..l.l.il H.lil l.nili k.l.ll.ll !. - I .. .1 .. .. . ' .v......f .-, -... ... .- .- .. p-i ..r nun ior mill i.incr nni inritirr ri-IU-i n m iuc KiiBiiii ji tuf TfMjii inenruiir IN THE LITTLE PRINCESS IEFwHifllllBj))))))Hplll9BK? a You get more room, more cooking surface and convenience than from any stove ever sold In Klamath Falls. E. VIRGIL c SON Dealers in Furniture und House Furnishings. 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Illi-llil' III .in.n. Il.rl.ri M Jilrhaliif, tin n'r Kuiclialm, tlime N HI i lialll, lu JOM!t ol lii-jcitinlnir.il ill i llmllon ol It'iy II Ul-i. H k.niualli.llrr. nuii,aiirt-ei. llii'W III nl ft hi. Hut SO.Tfi H, II UK, Ulion liil.(allounl J L 1'iKile, lliinlinil, Jrritoii, alliKlnir eillcmKiit Ivoi, ilioHWqrbl M qr ol he lu, ra h. It to I.. n-,ii ),( nc llonolJ I, lloHtnl, I'.inland.Orrcun; llieMft qr ol NK qr, lie- Y hi ol Hi. qr, i-n- l.'i, ih NW qrol.S'Kqr, Kn-W, T . H, II lul., ui-oual. laiimiof John hlitcr, I'nncillle, lririoti; ihv K hlolKi:qroIHKqr,Hi( 'i. iliv K III ol ,S'K qr, Anion 8, 1 -JIH, II IU V.. ii I -i.n .j llcattou ol ijro olalll l(rilai)it, llri-Kon. i'kkii iiK.v.M.rr, ('uiiii.iUiI.iiii r ol Ihol.ujiuiM i.nnil I mini A'.i,U'l Ma) m, Itioi I i:ank i-ii:i.ci:. run Amntant b-crilr ol n. Inxrlur Litti;,M, Mi.wa, ii iii) en In tliet-inirl liny mem j'lit aniliijnltalili- Hill lUIUUiona i aeritil 1 1) . nl, II talion tlii-M'l in Ibe lAeiiiiiic lleruld b order nf Ibu IbitKnulili) J.I!, (irlllitli County Juiliff of Kbiuiatb County, Ore. k'll, made, d.itt.l mid Hied in tlila unit ut Klniuiitu 1'nlia, Onvon, on tbu II nl Jiii.h !'. Wbii-b a, nr(,.r , ,,.. inlred lliat "uiiiinuiiH in Dili unit be publnibid once ii wiuL, fur n x-iihI nl Ix micccmIvii nod i-niiH-ditive Ui-elta from I In.- II of .1 ii in- I'us. II IV. Kir-air, J-' Ail ii. -y fur I'lnlntlff. Professional Cards DR. WM. MARTIN D:ntlt Olllce over Klainatb County Hunk I'.iIIh, PACIFIC SHOE WORKS All Repair Work. Dune Promptly and at Reduced Prices .Men's Hull Folea, 7Sc, f-'uk-a or.it Ilci-I", I.!JJ5 UiiHeb' Hull Syea,rX.!j lltulo, UOc; Cblld' reri'n Hull Boler, 00 i:-ul, , , , Equipped with all modern luacbiiiery , Sbop on Main St. J.V.Houston blk C. F. STONE Attorney nt Law OlIHi-f over im-ilfilUei', Kl.-irnalli Orc'Kmi TeitmoNi; lit D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney al Law KIhiiihIIi KuIH, Ori-i'on Notice While llie llmo I lnuu mi baud latin It will bo nold on deiiinnd, uflei It I a ,.,. It lll bo iieceagary to bno ?J) days no. tlce to permit ol my buinlntf miotlior iln. II jou want lime tl.U Summer t"1 'I C. I). Wllleou. Incorporated November 28, iqqa Statement of Condition .. . of the Klamath County Bank Klamath Falls. Oregon DECEMBER 31, 1007 RESOURCES 1wiiiH nml Discount $340,530.60 Honda and SccuritlcH . 03,5254 Heal Kntnto, HtiililiiiKH und FixturM -CsihIi nnd Siuht KxcImmkc 14,74ft.l8 160,247.69 $580,040.11 LIABILITIES Capital Stock, fully pnld SurpltiH nnd I'rolltH Due OtlitT HankH Dt'iwviiln $100,000.00 21,753.11 32.OO0.B4 431,203.46 $580,049.51 I, Alex Martin, Jr., Coahler nf Ibe uUivr named bank, dn iMileinnly wer that the rIhiwi t(u. inriit I true t the U-at nf my kiiiiMi.ihiv uiulUll.r AI.KX MAllTIN, Jli ;, ta.,r,r. ' HuliM-rlbnl mill inm tu l-efnre mi' tlii, r,Hi itiiv nf January, ttMH. ' Srlf I' WirinioH, Notary labile for Oirvnn orncERs ALEX MARTIN E. R. REAMES ALEX MARTIN, JR. LESLIE ROGERS I'rcslddnt VIcc-Prcsldcnl Caihlcr Ass't Cashier Pioneer Bank of Klalhath Barirj aMMaaaaaMaal The Eldred Company F. G. ELDRED. Manager Boniiiza, Oregon Saddles, Harneii and Suppliei We make a specialty of first-class, guaranteed, iiund-madc Saddles and Shups. Our Saddles have an established reputation. Orders From Everywhere Solicited Ready for Inspection Our line of Carpets. Matting. Tapestry, Linoleum. Art Squares. Table. Lousje and Stand Covers, is ready for inspec tion. Something entirely new Also Silk Floss and Feltolene Mattrts Brass and Iron Beds-Adjustable pes cil woven wire Springs, the only tataf for hot weather. Polshed Oak Dining Sets and all nk Rockers. W. H. DOLBEER Successor to B. St. George Bishop Phone-Store, 01 Residence. 155 CIIA8. K. WOKDKN I'renlilniit I M. WORDKN Chler FUEO MWU$ VIc- Thr American Bank and TruftGo.: r C rJ 1 Ath ( - - iiiMiiiissii . t &) isa wsa &. a siBim ill IfflS Jo 91 iBJioJLfflflS r "T wasmL CAPITAL. $100,000.00 Cor.SUiM4Mtiiiltnl 41