MARSH LANDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY .p,.I0.Ni
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50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE' MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. EASY
THE EVENING HERALD
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HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
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KLAMATH FALLS. TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST !. 190S
MUAT 'illllllTAIli:
A London dUpatrh Mate that the
ptolnnned cnrclty of moat In the
t'nlted State continue to rlnlm at
tention ntul Is beginning to create
nlarm. Tbc demand of American
houses for the return of canned
meal sent here, already repeated
twlrc In orders that acreo to i.i the
freight both wajiOare wi extended
nnd pcrsUtent It U Impowllile to
understand how mirli operations can
be effected.
In 2. jvara the stock of pteered
ments have not been so reduced In
Kurope as nt the present time.
Through Kncllsh port alone, ...
430,000 pounds, of ranneil meats
bate been returned to the t'nlted
Slates. An Indlratlon of tin nere
slty for meat In the exporting coun
try Is found In the fart that the Im
portant house of Llbby, which has
Immense stocks In Antwerp, hns kU
en orders to return It to the muntry
of Its origin. Almost all the con
tracts pending hare been rescinded
or failed of execution. Thu shipments
of meat foi South Africa as well as
those for Sweden haw been suspend
ed for the time.
Australia, meantime. Is availing
Itself of the condition to push the In
dustry of canned meats to the limit,
and In all Its parkins establishments
Is working with extra forces on full
time to secure position and satisfy
the market. Hut It Is calculated that
do what they will. It Is impossible to
reestablish tbc eojllhrlum of the
market, since all estimates seem to
show that the world's demand Is
superior to the actual production.
In tlew of the situation, which if
prolonged must produce an insup
portable ris in the price of meats,
the.-o Is a return to the Idea of re
opening Kngllsh ports to tip) admis
sion of Argentine cattle.
rviii. ok tii k rnrin:.
(Saturday Kvunlng Post.)
Until wry recently it has been Im
possible to buy in this country tbc
fcpecial stows, beaters and lumps
suited for burning denatured nlcohol.
A New York company, said to be the
first in the field, opened u shop lust
December to sell smb. appliances. Hy
New Year It wns pleading for breath
ing space to tako care of orders. Yet
M0 per cent of the upparatus It han
dles either comes direct from (5er
muny or Is manufactured hero on
Carman rights.
So this industrial alcohol problem
begins first of all with the inventor.
Ten cars from now wo may have
pointed out to us cerluln ullluent me
chanical geniuses who, obscure und
poor in 1908, had tho urumeu to get
in on the ground floor with an alco
hol storo or lamp.
Again, tho comparison of cost be
tween a gallon of gasoline und on
of denatured alcohol has misled a lot
of good people who haven't looked
into tho matter further In Germauy
thlB product Is (.old by the burrel at
27 cents a gallon. In the United
States it may bo had wholesale at 3C,
und the whisky trust Is putting out
gallon bottles of the now fuel under
patented trade names nt li cents. If
gasoline and alcohol were equal In
heating value, gallon for gallon, tho
former would bo cheaper. Hut they
are not equal. The first, feature of
uu alcohol stovo or lamp that Im
presses tbu observer Is the small size
of Its fuel reservoir. One of the Ger-
I i t. !.,, f.,p Ii.bIiiiii ii ,. 1 , 1. ... ,, I
,,1111, HIIMI . ! ,((IVt .,, ,..
burnt rs like those of a gn stow, I j
capable of cooking a meal, constim- '
lug onl) two-llfths of n pint of alco
hol an hour It will heat water and
do other wurk of light eharact, i ,n
the rate of nnoslMli nt a pint. In in.,
Ing cost down to about a ietii and a
quarter an hour One quart of alio
hol In a special lamp glwa a I"."
inmllo Incudes) put light fui I.'
hours. A filO-candlc lamp tiiirint l.
hours with it gallon, lighting a Iihi
Interior tike a riding ucadi'iu). l
rohiil Is lutcntcl hot as n fuel
that In a famlh of thrtt' l'iwn a I
the cooking hns been done fur an n
tire month with three gallnm, ai a
wholesale cost of (I 10. as agnlnxi
II for the same work with anthra
cite coal.
Congress has thought of a IkiiiuH
of 15 cents uu each gallon of Ibis
fuel produred by a farm distillery.
us a means of helping the )iung In
dustry cut its teeth Theorists sa
that the wasteful methods of tho
American furmer stund In tho way
of dewlopment that nothing ran
be done until he learnt to be a
thrifty as the (icrmuu. IMItnrs ct
for a second Itockefeller to come
along nnd build up the new Industrj
as Standard was built mi And so
forth.
The Internal lt":nue t'ommltslon
er. hnwewi, puts bis tinder on a
vital point when he sas that applian
ces for burning denatured alcohol
are not jet on sale In this country.
When the great American Inven
tor shows the housewifo that she
can Iron clothes In the summer with
u small self-healing sadiron, having
u fuel reservoir attached, holding on
ly n wineglass of alcohol, and burn
ing less than n cent's worth of th
juice an hour, there will bu little
need for a itockefeller or a bounty.
When that happens many u ouiik
fellow in the country. Instead of
starting a creamery, will open tip a
distillery to handle cornstalks on tin
co-operatlvu plan.
And' before that adwtued tago
of the Industry Is reached many oth
er young men In this lountr) and
women, too arc likely to grow com
fortably well off ns selling agents for
denatured alcohol appliances,
I'rom several standpoints this in
fant Is healthy and worth watching,
('untlemen of the theories, stand
bark from the cradle and give It nlr!
AJuie Licenses Iskmcl.
Heavy Frclrfhtlnrf a Spcclclty. Borffjagc Orders Arc
Given Prompt Attention
0. K. Transfer & Storage
Company
Hnvinrt up-to-date olano
trucks we solicit your
flue piano moving
PHONES
Olfli'C 171
Ham 117a
KENYON a GRIMES, PROPRIETORS
FOR SALE
Household Goods
As I am goinjr away from Klamath Kails I
will sell all my household furniture, boils,
tables, stoves, kitchen utensils, tie. It will
pay you to call and look over the jjoods.
.1. II. DA KIN
Room ;") Navigation Co. Bldtf.
At noon today the county clerk's
office had Issued 2GC hunters' licen
ses, two of these being foreign li
censes taken out by W. M und A.
Ilerg, of San I'rauclsco, It is citl
mated thut as soon as the cluck season
opens at least COO licenses will be
Issued In this county.
Tbci August list of Kdlson records
Is In, Call an hiar them at Mil Hern
7-31 If
To make room for new goods that
aro now on tho way no art) disposing
of all second-hand articles we have
left at prices bum than rust. Virgil
Sou.
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V.. W. .Mutter carries tho largest
tuck of IMIsun phonographs and
gold miiuldeil records In Klamath
count). 7-21 tr
lir.oo Aciti.s nti:i:.
Thci Iikualdo company has 2.100
acres of land under the Adams ditch
that it will glvo UK.VT YUV.V. for
one ) ear. This Includes thu uso of
tl.o laud and water. Tho renter must
clear and plurn the land In culiillva
tliui. Tho renter gels all the crops
but we reserve the right to pasture
the stubble.
'I lie Ijikexlclc ( 'milium),
J I 'rank Adams, .Manager,
.Merrill, Oregon.
Nut Ice
tu Hie
I'llblli.
ltcjorl of the (iiimIIiIijii of
Till: KI,.M.'I II I'ol.VIV HANK
at Klamath Tails, In the Slate of
Oregon, lit the clone of business,
Jul) lath, IllOS.
HKHOIJIKJKS.
Loans and discounts.., .:."i,'ir,i).i:!
Overdrafts, secured and
unsecured
llonds, sec'iirltlim, tie. . .
Hanking house.riirnltiiin
uud fixture I,
Other real estatn owned I
Dun fioiu banks, (not
leserro banks) Ill
cjlieckH unci other cash
lleniB j. I ii.7I. 07
Cash on hand ::!i,r,oi;.R
Ki.iisri.na
riO,i7i!.7f.
.ISK.IPl
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.1 11.27
llarlM-i Will (lose Ijullei.
In common with Ihci iesl of the
business firms of tho clt) the bar
bers huvo decided to close eaillcr In
tho evening and hureafter on every
night except Saturday they will closo
their shops at 7-30, Heretofore they
kept open until ' o'clock In the evening
Don't pass up a cIiuiilo to get the
biggest uud best dish of Ico cream
for jour money at tho Ameilcan Con
fectionery. 27-.101
1'Olt KAI.i: A llomesteud lelln
quishmont, 130 ucres of which will
be under ditch. Mason & Slough. Ill
Total (M33.ii!i.!i::
I.IAIIII.ITICS.
Capital Mock paid In., f I ihi.iiiiii.Iiii
Undlvliled prolltx, Ic-sh
expensed nnd taxes paid I, V1ii.fi I
Due to banks and Imukciu 'l.Hlt.'l'l
ludlvldiiul cJeposItH.suli-
Jec t to check :!ir, :!).'!. K7
Deiuuud certlllcutc's of
deposit lio.iuri.ir,
Certified c herkx :t:i.7.1
Cashier's checka oiif-
Kiauillfig ZWlSM
Tumi :'!.'!. i ;.!. '.' :i
Stale of Oiegiiu, County of Klam-
ulh.'ss
I Alex Mill 1 1 II, Jr., Cashier of the
ubcive-numed bank, do solemnly
swear thut thu above statement Is
true to tho biiit, of my knowledge and
bailor
AI.IJX. MAKTIN, Jit, faiihler
Corroi l -Attest;
AI.KX. .MAKTIN,
i; It KBAMI.'H,
i:. I'. MiCOKMACIC,
DlrciloiH.
Subset Hied and sworn lo before mo,
this 31 tU day or July, 1!)08.
C. P CHA3TAIN, Notary Public.
, We, tint iiinlerslgnid men bents of
l Klamath rails, Oregon, hereb) auree
I III Close our ill(i-S of bllSltllllS. Ileglll
nliig on Monday, August 10, I'JOV,
Inl 7 o'clock p. ui , on all da)s except
Saturdn), (and from the lutli to the
. 2lith day of Detemher uud during
inuiity fair and from July 1st tn
.July iird):
Shlvii llros. It Co
Van itlper llros.
A. I.. Crniirt) & Co.
W. J. Ilreunan
The llostiiu tllnri)
Virgil A. Sou
Thu llrlck Store Co.
Mrs. (I. W. Klili
(Sen It. Ilurii
II. Ilolvlii
Stballcick A. Daggett Co.
W. A. Calkins Ac Co.
K. K. K. Store
Tim (J D.al
The I'ortbiuil Store.
W. II. Dcilbeer
Itiiuk A S bin Pier
Stilts Dry (ioocls Co.
Koberts U Hunks
(!rci ley A. Phillips,
I.'. W. lillletto
lien. T. Ilublwlii
'Im ilaldwlii
0. T. Oliver
I'armers luiiemeut ft Supply
I louse. J3IAI0
.NO'iiri:.
I'nr Sllle-lllillleoleiill lleiiullllllel
1'our and one-hair miles rrom .Mer
rill, Oregon; I Co acres reined, 70
acres In cultivation, or which 12 acres
Is In polatoes, Ifi acres r)e, I ucies
burley.balnniit in wheal Small house
and barn, good well, leaiu or sorrel
mures, weight 21,511 pounds. Onn line
Percheion colt, harness, new Ktude-
baker wagon, 3',; Iwo milch cows,
unci cair, 0110 yearling heifer, throe
brood sows, 80 thlc kens.uew fio.toolh
burrow, M-lnch iilow. two stoves.
household furniture, dishes and other
things too numerous to mention.
Prlcii 11300. Would be iheai, nt
Illicit limes this price.
i:niiilii. of 1: 1: I'll on,
S-Uk Mil ill Clr. ...,.
My llrsl kiln of limn will bu hurni
about August loth. I will bu leudy
to nil nil orders fj oik then on
27-2Wk jo ij,N
You will wivo money by buying
sowing muchluuH unci ull or y0Ur B(1W!
lug niacblne suppllcm at .Mullers, cor
ner Main and (ith HtieetH, 7-31tf
Hlmll Bityn ho hail (Im beMl 1,.,.
cream In lown. If you uiu from Ml.
sourl stop In at tho American Con
fectlonery. 27.X0I
MRS. T. A. BALIS, Merrill, Ore.
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Elwood Steel Fences
GUARANTEED
Wo arc in rot-on t receipt of .t i.ctloadof t
tho Famous Elwood Steel Fencing and I
I'oultry Netting in all width v sm
I-'onco wo solid mil
Geo. R. Hum
Watson S Van Sickle
PRACTICAL
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
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100 Designs by Fred Hodgson, Chtcnrfo's
Leading Architect, to Choose from
also fiirnirtli tiltum and K.'cil1calions liy iloilKii nt I :t the
n-Kiilar price. Your patroiuiKi' conlmlly l-i itol
DWELLINGS A SPECIALTY
CALL WATSON, LAKESIDK INN
East End Meat Market
CRISLER & STILTS, Proprietors
Prime Beef, Veal. Mutton, Pork and I'oultry
r'reh and (,'urnl Mcatu ntxl Sntnuii:r f mndi
We handle our mraU in the incut incMlcni wu in lean
llncm and mtrrouniliiu, Try u nnd we wilt I' rnett
happy (o have you for a runtumer I r.i iK-tivrry
lit la K. WlTIIKIIW,
Vlre l'ren!irnt
An n Sifljt.'H
mti tnry
Abstracting
Mipa, PUns, Hluc Prints, Etc.
Klamath County Abstract Co
Surveyors and Inigatlon!EngIneers
Don J. Zijhwai.t. C. K.
I'rfihlml
M. I).1Wii.i.iaw, C V.
Tri'imurrr
Klamath Falls, Oregon
CIIAH. K. WOKDKN
1'renldenl
A. M. WOIIDIIN
Cunhler
I Itlll) MI.I.HASB
Vire--ri'icUnt
The American Bank and Trust Co.
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, f & SmS gi b $&s m 'ri3
I fftJU nil fSM IjMj EKl I u IQi
CAPITAL, $100,000.00
Cor. SMi tad Main Street