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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1908)
m MARSH LANDS nwEflON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY ...m,. sincArnoc nARHAIMS AT SZ5 riSK AW". AW UrnMUJS. lUiAiuama mm""" "" 7 - 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. HONE " " ' 303 EASY Tpju. THE EVENING HERALD Issued Dully, Kxcept Sunday, by tin HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor SUnSClllPTlON UATKS Pally, by mll, on year Pally, by mII, fix month Pally, by mill, tliiw months 1 rally, liy mall, one month Pally, ilclhcrwl by carrier, ono wwk. J W 1 If. KLAMATH FALLS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 22. 1908 SUMMONS In tl. Um.lt Court f Iho Htl' Ori-K-Hi, fur Hit' t'oimiy ul Klriimilli. IVtllui II. I'mmi-r, riainiiiw in in in. nonir..r t j r Orrin.n nil Til IM11I1 1 U. 'nn.T till- Ihii iimni'il III1 ri-i JAMIS S. SHERMAN James Schoolcraft Sherman is the Republican nomi nee for vice-president, was born in Uticn, N. Y., October 24, 1S55, and save for short intervals occupied in travel, has spent his entire life there. He received both an aca demic and collegiate education and shortly after his graduation from Hamilton college in 1878 was admitted to the bur. He entered politics in 1SS0 and four years later was elected mayor of Utica on the Republican ticket, receiving a handsome majority in a city always considered Demo cratic. At Saratoga in 1895 he was selected to preside over the deliberations of the Republican convention, and was later chosen orator on many notiable occasions. , He was elected to the fiftieth, fifty-first and fifty-j third congresses as a Republican, and re-elected to the' fifty-fourth, receiving 22,510 votes against 16,269 votes for John D. Henderson, Democrat. ( Congressman Sherman was for some time chairman , of the Republican campaign committee and made a re cord for himself through the manner in which he got sub scriptions. On the floor of congress he made a stirring speech against the building of the Panama canal, and declared that America should not accept it as a gift. Despite his attitude in this matter he has for years been one of the staunchest friends of President Roosevelt and on a number of occasions has conferred with him regarding the pre sent campaign. While gathering campaign contributions he intro duced a 2-cent railroad bill in congress. He was Speaker Reed's most, intimate friend in congress during the lat ter years of his life, and presided in the house more than any other man. He introduced the anti-ticket scalping bill and many other measures. His party has often offered him excel lent positions in the employ of the government. RrMVOIUTION 10 KSTIIY UC UNI l National IVtr.t. Nolle l litrrl.r ! I Iti'.t llic Unit! ilrxrltal twlnw, .tnbr.clnrJ 1110 kri, within Hi 'mc.I. Nallon.l riril, it... on win I itiMiti lii ttlllrmrnl ! Hi If. umlrr Ih. lrotloll ot Ih. honirlr..l Una of Iht Unllr.1 Malta Ju n. II. J'". Ill HI.I. .'. i l..tltl HUH . n.tiiT.i ma ....... -. - II, mli. 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Ilil Kirlllll llrmM by un.ur..,rJ. ..prnln.i.lr-i.TJJJ.U , . , totioriitU J. II. Urllillh -.K1dii1ii.i ill.Mch.lnwuili( N orn.roi im "'"'." .! i. rotnrr ol SI, T JJ'H. RT I J r.lhri.rr w foilliiy JlUl in ivi.m.iii v ,. -- rb.lkr, thu wath W rhln, Ihrnr W ID un, m.ilp, d.lril ml Itlril III lliu mill cb.liil.tbrnrr 8 jocb.lin.lbmc Ksorbiln.. KlMluMh Kallt, Orrttun, m tin" U "I lhrnr.Sroih.HulOiliiloltalnnln,Mm Whlrli .il oilier If " .ppllrmlon ol llo, KttlH-.MKI.in.lh. Or- Jill" IWS. """ "' ' '" ' ,on.iurira.lhrVMolvbf.hX!W.r?'H. i,iilr(il Hut miiiimoiu III till, nil 11 s ', upon tppllr.llon ol J UPool,Kn,Uii.l .'. publiitinl nnrc rok, lor pcrl'.l nl tirrinn. .Ilrtlot HjllUmrnl lMs Ih.lirt ! l L.. .......i-- ..,,1 niii.F4-iillr nvrk. KM sr.il rct". TS . B W K l.po , .pplk.. . , , tlonOIJ 1. IIU.lil. KO.I.ntl.i'iriuii ntf." ( '- - urol NKar. Ih. WhlolHK'ir Xr IJ.lli.ww " h. i..... ir ol.NKqr, ttreti, T Ml 10 K.upoii.N'll I !! Attiirnoy lor rUliilUI r.ilonol John t.Mtr, I'lliirnlll.. Ilrr,nn, Ih ' . K hl0IHK4r0lrKnr.tHvMh.KM0t.NKur. .,,-,.. ,.u UIIUI IATiON hilons.TMt 10 K. 111-11 pllr.un t I NOTItli hOH lUBUtATIO llm .NoUn, Ko.l.ml, Oiriun. ricKi nhN.Nrrr, (.muiU.lonrtol Ih.lirnri.l Ij.ii-1 illl.r Apror.t i3, Iwi tHA.SK I'lhKCE. t'llit Aulit.nl tV.rrt.rr nl Hi. Inlrt lor l.li.lT,Mi. IfJ.irJ, IUJ.IM. All William Sulzer, who has been in conference with Charles F. Murphy, is authority forjhe statement that the entire 78 votes of the Tammany delegation to the Denver convention will be cast for W. J. Bryan on the first ballot. If there is the least sign of disaffection the unit rule will be enforced. Sulzer says it is fully ex pected that Mr. Bryan will be nominated on the first bal lot and that the nomination will be made unanimous be fore the roll call is completed. Murphy will go to Denver several days in advance of the delegation. IN THE LITTLE PRINCESS You get more room. and convenience in Klamath Fallt. more cooking aurface than from any itove ever aold . VIRGIL a SON Dealers in Furniture and House Furnishings. Bridge on Mtin street At the Notice For rubllcMlon Orrtmrnt ol the Interior, V. S. Kami Otllco, I.krvluw PrvKm, M.) K. 1WW. Nolle It hrreby iilwn tht AlWrt llirrlton, ol KUmith r'nllt, Orrni, who, on Nor. 8, 1007, mmlt' tlmtvr mnl lone apillcatIon, No. 4015, lor NK' SVi4', K-ctlon '.". Townlle 37 S.. lUngoOK., Will. Mrriillin, In tll.-t noticu ol Intention to inuLi Kln.l I'uh.I, top.tAbli.il cL'.m to the l.ml aboie ilo Bcrlln.il. U-(orc County Clerk KUtmlli Co., at hi. oilier at Klmnalli Kail., Ore., on tbo lltb day ul Auyuit, l')H. Claimant name, a ltne-.: John (S. Scli.lliK'k, ol Klamath l-'all., Orrtfon, , T. J. .Staten.ol Klamath Kalli, Oreyon, I Albro J.mifon, ol Klamath rail. Oie icon, Win. Cailiile, ol Klamath KalU, Oregon. J. N. WTOif. IUv'1't'T. ft IS llepartmenl 'l the Inletlor, I'. . I Ijtnil Oltlie, at I ikeie,llMK"in, June ,'i, JIKW. Nntio i hereby lilrrli that ! William T. Srhreinrr, ol Klamath Kail., 1 Oregon, h, on Angu.t 13, IW. m'le I home.lea.l entry, No. 2" 12, lr fiU'i SK4, r-eellon X, K.', NK'4 rrellon lt, 'H Sl ', H lion JO, Tlihli 37 . Itaiiite U i: Willamette MrrMLn. ha. Illnl iiiilhv ol Intention to make final Kle rr I'riml, to eilahllih claim tu 1 the land aNie ilr.crile., Ulme ('ml 11 1) ' Clerk Klamath County, at hli "Hire at , Klamaih t-allt, Onicn. on the 3nl itay ,n Aiiiiiut, UhH. I'laimaiil name. a. witne.M-. A. M. J.inUon, nl Klamath t'.IIr. lire gon, lleiiCartiile, ol Klamath Kallt, r egnn; W A. Iloinllnot.nl Klamath Kallt, Oiegon; II. Miilk.y, ol Klanath Kallt, Orrgon. "-H J N. Wmwin, llegl.ler. NOTICl! FOK PUBLICATION Department ol the Interior, I'. S Ijml Oltlre, at lAketiew, Oregon, June f. W. Notice it hert-br gltrn that William Albert (Hi Classified Advertisements RIAL ESTATE K0R SAU FOK SAI.E-im Acre I..inch I-ocaUil II milet eattol Klamath Kail, a barg ain lor tome liomcH-iki r, for pirtlcularn inquire at thl ollice. IM1 MISCUXANtOUS I.0ST-0ne Smith A Weilon re voler between Court lloue ati'l Lake .Me Inn. Klmb-r will lie libarly re warded by teaing tame at l.aketMe Inn. ey, ol l.irrl., CalU-ir-i nia, ho, on April 22, IWX1. made home- .lead entry No. 2H37, lor WJ, NW4, HKJi NWir, Nell hW'i, Hectloti 12, Townhlp4t H, llange 7 K, Willamette Meridian, hat llliil notice nl Intention to make Final Klve Year I'rool, to e. tabliih claim to the land almedr.rtibrl liclore County Clerk Klamath County, at hi. ollire, Klamaih Kallt, Otegon, un the 4th day ol Augiltt. 11)S. Claimant n.iun ai witnette.; I'.lle Morgan, ol Keno, Oregon; ltich.nl Kearnt, ol Dor rit, California; Kdnanl iliady.nf DorrU, Calilomia; Joilah II. Otey, ol Dorrit, California. ON J. N. Waiwii, Kegitter. MOM'.Y TO LOAN-llonl timet but I hare tome money to loan if jou have tho tccurity. K. H. Hall. - ""-"i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i.n',- r ' .- njLrir rOK HALE Kor Sale Underwood Typewriter in gorxl condition I'iO. It, V. Kukendall. KOft HALK-lbitary ball U-arlng White .Senium Machine, latest deilgn, at Oilh-ttt Furniture f-'lore. if nCfAirTHENr OF TIIE INTCHIOR. iL " unu orncr. Wuhlnaum. I. C Marrk V. VM. Nurica or aurriWATraa or n.uc Lima, to .rrTLtiitNr anu ja.r.-N.k U lnbr j tlrrn ih.1 tk. uiln Mwratarr it Ik. Inlwiir Km tu a. tl UM .ITMla Ik. llMr.w-J for IrrW.. Ibm purfKiw. undrr IK. tet of Junm IT. IW IS HUL, U.I fur um In funwclkn Hh lb. Kkixlk I'roWi. Orrcvn. t Ui. foMuwlAa ii-rriU. laiul. a id. bum or imm, and r u ..uumiir Mirh uf wlrf IrmrU m har. nut Imh K-r1iifur. finally rMUirdand.r.nfFlotK.rwU.rlllHi,.n.r-MrvH or .pprotirUlvl.wUI b. .uLJwt to MiiUrnnl umWt IK. iiuUic Uiut U. of Ik. United HUU.un.nd .(Irr Jun. VI. Itua, but n.ll not b. .ubjrt to Mi. Inr, fllin., or MWrtlua until Jul. 10, 1 KM. .1 in. uniiMi nut., una umr. .t uikntnr, Uragnn, w.rnlnc brine .ipm.1 (Irrn that no nmun will brirmltutl loimln orirrU .nr HaKt what vwr undrr any MtiUmrnt or orrvpIMi b-irun alur rbruarr IZ. Iwt .ml prior to Jun. Iwm, nll.urhMtlnwntarorrup.llib.ln rorbUaVn: Or.Kon. IKKtJ flLNNI.1T .... Cor.mlMlunr of K Cnwrel Ind OnV. wnArtK rir.rtf r. D Inl AMUi.nl Swrt Ury of Ik. InUrlur Hifet To piacticully new Herring-Hall-Marvin tafct, at it bargain, one 20x 24 Inihe and one 2'n.l.' iiiiliet, limMe. Inulrat lleitkeuiicrii Jewely tloie. FOH 8AI,!. Oni) ilrener , one wath ttand, ono rocking chair, ono table and one healing Move. Call at the llrlck ttore. tl For Sale One whole buBlnett block In Klamath Kallt for ulu for forty cents on the dol lar of what it v.m worth thirty day " C I). Wlllion. Dtl'AUTJIENT(lTllt;iNT.IUOIt.uliiL UD orriit. hlMl..n, l. :., M.r 2, llwi. Nolle, ur ii'Iioiim nr ri.Licu.io tu nmtiirii ai imii Ni.iii. it b.r.br Klvtn Hi. 1 tl,. Ht rn.rr 1,1 IK. Imrrlnr I1.1 r.lrd drp.iiintiii.1 milrr f. vilil,ci... tnm l.r the i.m. .fr.it ih. Kith.il.. .1 f.,r Inl t'tlxn iuriri undrr llir ri ol Jun. 1;, wfl. iWhut.,-il ..r uw In ii.iitiriiliiu Kin, ih. kliratlb I'rolttl.fJirithii.i.i ihr lollowlnf d. erlbrd l.inliin llir Mir t, iiron,.nJ br till tutliorlir iucIi f,..l.l iri. .1 ... not brn btrrlolu . flii.ll imuiM .nl .1. not nthrritlt.aliuiti.itn, frtrrrnl or ahi.rourl .trd.wlllb. lubj-ci io triil.inriii luid.r Ih. ,. .ui,.. i.ii.i ia. 01 inr Liiuni m.ir. on .nil lirrJulvbu l!o.bul .hall not bo mbl-cuo nlrr,niln;or.l'iioii unill Auju.?u. !',. .1 III. Lnllr.l HI,),. I..H.I lmm . (l.u... Urrtnii, w.rnlng Wing riprruly glr.n 1I1.I ..v ,.,.... ..... tm ifiuiu.iiiuK.in of .x.rcit. .ur rllftil Hh.l.vcr undrr .uv wiil.mi.iii n. wruMilou brgun all.r H.f M.r 1,1km, aul prior 10 Julu. ivuk. all men t.iilrni.niiir ne. l.?,Mt?! torbWdrni Wlll.iMtll. ilrrl- 11.11, TtH.,lt.K..Ng..r UK or .nd MV or Stt .jr.mv nr M ur.N hi Ntt ur.rkeilun I. . . rr,f ur.nr.aii. I ointnllftlnnrr .f L. ,la.i..i . ., ... FRANK PICHCK " """" """' MrtlAiilit.nl Hirrcurr nl lb. Intrriur, Incorporated November 20, looo Statement of Condition nf the Klamath County Bank Klamath Falls, Oregon P1CKMBKR 31, 1007 RESOURCES Iauiiis nnd DlncountH $34O,r:io.U0 llontlsantlSt'curltlt'H . 03,525.84 Heal Eatnto, HuiltlitiKH anil Kixtun-H . . 14.74fi.IQ Cash nnd Sluht Exchange 100,247,80 $585,010.51 LIABILITIES CuptUl Slock, fully imli Surplus nnd ProlltH Duo Other IttutkH )fH)slt $100,000.00 21.753.11 32,000.04 431,205.48 $585,040.51 I, Alex Martin, Jr., Cathler of tin . bank, do aolelunly awear that the inrnt I. true to tho beat ol my klum htl... AI.KX MAHTIN. Jl: . Subtcrlbiil and twioril In U'fuli- inr i nf Jnnuary, I'.KH. (Sealf I' II Wiiii. Notary I'ublic f r i. orncERs ".mnl "Ale llrf " irr lijjj ALIX MARTIN -E. R. RKAMIS ALEX MARTIN, JR. LESLIE ROGERS - President' Vlce-I'rc.sldenl - Cashier Ass't Cashier Pioneer Bank of Klamath Basin The Eldred Company F. G. ELDRED. Manager BoniMza, Oregon Saddles, Harness and Supplies We make n specialty of first-class, guaranteed, hand-mndo Saddles nnd Sliaps. Our Saddles have nn established reputation. Orders From Everywhere Solicited Ready for Inspection Our line of Carpets. Matting, Tapestry, Linoleum, Art Squares, Table, Lountfe and Stand Covers, is ready for inspec tion. Something entirely new Also Silk Float and Feltolene Mattresses Brass and Iron Beds-Adjustable pes cil woven wire Springs, the only thusj for hot weather. Polshed Oak Dining Sets and aU Rockers. oik W. H; DOLBEER Successor to B. St. George Bishop Phone-Store, 61 Residence, 155 CHAS. B. WOKDKN I'rttldent A. M. WOKDKN Cathler HtKDMEUUU Vlfe-IVfiH The American Bank and Truit Co. Heavy Freighting a Speclelty. Baggage Orders uiven Prompt Attention , 0. K. Transfer & Storage Company Having up-to-date piano trucka we solicit your fine piano moving otiice 7i PHONES Ban an RctUcac 048 KENTON & GRIMES, PROPRIETORS -Lrj s . . 1 i-AO wy?rt 'rwggiSIifl ftAfft .- . - wwmwwvm winvaMti III SB II B illl ArTI I iJg-il i iJSLJ -f5'31i t & & tsS IS f IbIIut CAPITAL, $100,000.00 Cor.UtJi4lrUl8lrcl " i . i