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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1908)
MARSH LANDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL AM phone" -303 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACIvE AND UPWARD, easy s? WWIW TERMs THE EVENING HERALD Issued Pally, Kicept Sunday, by the HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor 8UH8CKIPTION KATKS ndunilsod mill M Is iietieil iu-i mil nn older for suit iiioiioj mos out of .ve niviiii. uMMum-Iii wlililn n iiiiinlli lllie selisiilloliiil dlvoiie mil which i . . Jin Cnmul Iihh smiled- Indue Wi'h ('otcinoi ('Imiiihcilnlii Is In Seattle slei is the Ml Diet for Ml Ciis'el t flir III!' IIIIMIM Of ltlHIIM'llllK till' Ol- , Kn IiiiIIiIIiik ill tli Aliisku-Vukon 'oAposlllou. Tln lill iih nuule ,il I, ... ..... line request in v (iniiiiiixiiiiMTH ii. tVehriini: "ml M. l. Wisdom, In lallv, by mall, on year clmrgo of (necon's Inteiest nl lln I tally, by mail, six months 'Sennit fnh I )ll V, by mall, three months . t tl'(' ' WANTKO- Ijtlher on I In tuurl house ul Utketlen Addres V A WIiikiiIi. I.iiketle. Ore Immediate ly na this advertisement will mil ap pear iikiiIii, HOTEL FOR RENT (ally, by mail, ont montl M Oally, drlitered by carrier, one week Ifi Tho .Incki-oiitllle Comiiicrclul club MONKY TO LOAN on ruiirhes, ill) lironrl) nml timber liiiul. IIAI.Ie jsill.THKItli I'D. ssif huh Ht'iil in l lie inlnti'1' n i.ii'I.iiko .4 House wanted by Ht'iiilir ll. tiik mciikuku.thk hkstiio. tel in merrill, complbtkly furnished. will lioask to .... dksirablk party .. KLAMATH FALLS. SATURDAY EVENING. AUGUSTS. 1908 half-tones ni ..p tor mo la mo n-mcar public school. Frank xi i.kt jtvrttr iik hum:. Wiw. lluit Ilin ih'IIIIiiiih sue In ill iiilnlloii rciitll!iK tin' Cuunill to mil :in eleiliou lo extend tin- city limits, It Ii worth while that the tax payer ot the city should look at the facta an they exist, without preju dice. Wo do not thlog there can I any doubt that the question of extending the city limits must be submitted to the voter of the prnt city nd to the territory proposed to be annexed, and that a separate role must be taken. Any attempt by the voter of tho city to force additional territory Into tho corporate limits, without giving the tax payers of the new ter ritory an opportunity to express their preference In the matter would bo un-American, unreasonable and un just, and wo do not bellete that such a proposition Is sound In law or In equity, and could not be sustained by any court. Almost Immediately upon the broaching ot the question by the city council, the citlxen and tax payer of the territory proposed tor annexa tion, expressed themselves almost un animously aicainst annexation, and notified the council that they would vote against such a proposition. That being the case, what possible advan tage could be gained by nn election? The city treasury Is empty, and the city 1 heavily In debt. An election would cost money and apparently In this case, would be a useless expendi ture, a the result Is already known. Why, therefore, go to the trouble and expense and excitement Incident to au election? No ono can deny that the financial condition of tho city Is unfortunate, but that la hardly a rea son for attempting to force addition al, and much of It unluiprott-d, ter ritory into the city for tho purpose of borrowing to pay the city's debt and make Improvement. Why should the property owner In the territory adlolnlng the city bo asked lo have their pioperty bonded for the pur I wise ot paying the old city's debt? What is offered or to be ottered In exchange for this Incumbrance upon their property? No citizen of Klam ath Fall would think of asking his neighbor to help him pay hi debt or allow him to mortgage their prop erty to raise money for hi benefit. No more can the city of Klamath Falls, In justice, ask the outlying territory to assume part of Its Indebtedness. FI.MHH CANAL IX FIVK.YKAIUi. if in.r.!iS.;'N ruble jiird of earth i nine, 'luo old French com puny took out 13,600,000 cublr yards between 1S81 nnd 1SSH: the new French company took nut lo.mm. 000 cubic yards from i.sita to lyiH and since the Americans have, taken charge, of the work they tin to exra nted 18.44MSS cubic jard. This leaves only 39,6rS.S:2 cubic junta yet to bo removed, lex than half of the total. In view of the fact th.it 11,11,488 jards Here tnken out Inst J ear after the Americans had gut tbelr machinery In operation and their organliatlon perfected, the In dications are that, al the riinie rate of progress, thu Culebrn Out will be completed In three jears unil a lialf In thu opinion of engineers that will fix tho dnto for tho completion of the entire canal In other words they think that the work nn the oilier section will be so timed as lo be fin. Ished at the moment when the exca vation Is done. If they are correct In this the Panama Catiul should be open for business In January, 1912. O.VK MAX P.MtTIKN. at Winters Jewelry Store. HiKli.ited pamphlet setting forth the advantages of tho llugue rlter valley and Ihu ease with which it man with it famll) cau make n llvliu: on a few lures ot laud. Thu opportunities for the luvestor und thu large area ot tin ciuplojed land skirling the foothills surrounding the alley aru most I) verified with photographic eugrat. Ing. Cement sidewalks nre replurliiK the jsmull family old wood nnd stone walks built b) .Klamath Falb the pioneers In the 'fids, paint Is being llberull) upplled to the build ings In nil parts of the rlt), anil the streets nre being K railed -mil llnlshed with it granite surface. This has been iiitompllslied by the untiring efforln of the Onmuicrrial rliib. Upp, S-Ctf KKKP COOI Nice line of men's alpaca coals and fancy vests at Hi" lloslon Store. "tf MRS. T. A. BALIS. Merrill, Ore. . VANTKI Position with real es tate firm. Have had experience In real estate business, Address J 0, rare of Herald. i its I - - tllrl wanted for general binisMork Address It'ix !7, s, Oregon. John Temple Grates, the Indepen dence parly's nominee for t Ice-president, has Issued a signed statement In which he replies to thu charge made by Thomas K. Watson that tho Independence party Is nw ned and con trolled by W. It. Hearst. In part, Mr. Grave says: "It Is, to say tho least, ungracious In Mr. Watson to speak of the Inde pendence party as a one-man party. He ha made of tho Populists far more a one-man parly than the Inde pendents ever hate been or ever will be. Ho has been as many liint-H tint defeated candidate of the Populists a Mr. Ilryan has been of the Demo crats. It seems lo be. by the official records, the one man In it as abso lute as Ilooscvclt, as dictatorial as Bryan and as unsuccessful as tho last. Ho prescribes Its tenets, dic tates Its policies In things personal and otherwise, and Is Invariably nam ed as Its candidate." J1IGGK8T KI.KrilA.NT IS lKA. In the digging ot Ibe Panama Ca nal It has always been considered that, outside ot the construction of the big lock and dam work, the chief difficulty to be encountered is the great cut through the backbone of the American continent at Cule bra. The problem was there present ed of removing a mountain and by Ibe aid of modern steam shovels, drill and dynamite the sojutlon la being rapidly worked out. In fact, according to Information which ha reached tbe office of the Isthmian Canal commission, over one-half of tills great work has, now been com pleted. ' Tbjs great cut through the hill and mountain extend a distance of nine and one-half miles. At the highest point the original surface of the ground was 300 feet and a hole from 430 feet to 1000 feet.wlde and 110 feet -dp'i -Mag" dag 'there. TMs work taToIr(.ixffltiot, At the age of G7 or CS years and after being confined In his prison bouse In the zoo In Philadelphia, Ilol Ivar, tho largest elephant In the world In captivity since Jumbo died, is dead. About 30 years ago Ilollvar was purchased by Adam Forepaugh, the showman. GBXKIlAb NKWK II. M. Cos was arrested Saturday at Jacksonville on a statutory charge preferred against him by H-year-orU Clara Staggs. Juilgo Do piarcd him under $1000 bonds to appear before the next term of tho Circuit Court. . Judge Alton I). Parker of New York will In all probability deliver a poll- tlnl,addre In Portland at au early dale under the auspice of tho Demo- cratle.itaii) central committee, and In support ot tho election of the Dem ocratic presidential ticket. Ordinance authorlzlng'the paving of 18 block of streets and tho flota tion of $35,000 worth of bond to defray GO percent of tho cost thereof, as woll a the total cost of a concreto steel bridge over Deer crook, which runs through tho northern part of tb city, were passed by the Roaoburg council. Bid for the Improvement wrk,4(pB;tbe bondjMU are bow The lloHeliurg Commercial club has nwarded u contract for erection of an udtertisliiK exhibit building ou the Southern I'acllle ilcMt premises. The building Is lo be mainly ot plate gliiss, 20 b) 40 feet, making an excellent display patlllon. Iloos. ter Zurcher bits already Marled on n collecting tour for native exhibits of fruits und vegetables, hi that the tourist may sea what Is raised In Douglas tounty. The lan In the grounds surrounding the building Mill be uilnrned with roCK, II. D. Tovtiisend, special assistant to Ihu Attorney.(lenerul, has forward ed to Atloriiey-Ceneral llonaparte at Washington I lie complaint that will bo filed by ibe got eminent In Its eiiilty suit ngnlnst Hie Oregon A California Itallroad Company In the celebrated land grunt suit. When thu document has been approved and signed by the Attorne. -lleueral It will be returned lo Portland, where It will be filed in tho United Slates Court for the District of Oregon, thus Instituting proceedings in the famous suit. The suit will probably be Marl ed early this (all. William J. Ilrjau will make seteral campaign lours which III embrace neatly ill oartt of the rountr), speak ing Inmost of the principal cities be tween Hie Atlantic and thu Pacific oceans, Tho candidate's lilueraiy Is now under tho management of Norman K. Mack, chad man of I ho National Democratic Committee, who madu known tho general plan or the tour. John W. Kern, tho Democratic Vlcu-Preslilcntial andld-ite, will like ly nicompany Mr. Ilrjan on part of the tilp. The Pacific Coast slates will also bo vlrited by Mr. Ilran Im mediately .tfler Ihu trip eusl, Willi every Indication of a repe tition of the great bull movement started August I, 1904, when wheat soared from fio cent lo $1.1,1 In two weeks, the wheat pit Is on tbe verge of h)sterlts und at uny mo ment pandemonium Is expected to break loose. Tho prlco, which has already risen J 2 cents In tho past few weeks, I spurting with each day's trading, and ml vires from thu world markets show the name tendency toward high er price. Kxclted effort u nro being inudu by thu trader to gut In while thu market Is et under $1, W(M)i) SAWING a specially. All orders will receive prompt attention. J. I.. Fielder. janif Shell sa)s he has tbe best Ice cream In town. It )ou nre from Mis souri stop In at the American Con fectionery. 2-ll ! To make room for new goods that are nuw un win waj wi hip uiphisiiik of all second-hand articles we have j left at prices less than cost. Virgil ' k Bon. Heller gel one of those Til (I nnd Sherman, or Ilrjan and Kern, neck ties nl I he Porllsnd Clothing A Shoe it ore before the) nre all gone Tliey are unite ibe thin- for these stirring time. Elwood Steel Fences GUARANTEED Wo arc in roeoiit rocoipl of a carload of tho Famous Elwood Steel Fencing ami Poultry NottiiiK in all width.-. Wo stand ready to guarantee every rod of Klwood Fence wo send out Geo. R. Hum MOO ACHUi fhki:. The l.akesld company has 2&00 i acre of land under the Adams ditch that It will give It EST FHKK for, one year. This Include the use of tbe land and water. Tbe renter must ( clear and place the land In cultiva tion. Tbe renter gels all the crops but w reserve the right lo pasture the slubble. The lkrlile 'uliiMiijr, J. Frank Adams, Manager, Merrill. Oregon Watson & Van Sickle PRACTICAL BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS 100 Dciltfna by red Hodgson, Clilaitfo's Leading Architect, to Choose from Wi'.'ilso furiiMi plans ami nHcillnitioim liy iltxlg-iuiii tit Mltlie ri'Kiilar prior. Your putrnmiKt' rnrilinllv wilinleil DWELLINGS A SPECIALTY CALL WATSON, LAKESIDE INN The suit or Aide Custiil ugulnst Aiitouu Cant el, her husband, lu which slio demands $200 uttorney' fees, and money to proseculo divorce pro ceedings and to support herself and child, wuh heard this week by Judge Clelund In the Circuit Court ut Port land In order to give bor attorney an opportunity to fllo answer to Cas tel's affidavit. 'The application for Km Iht LdV. Climb ilia liJJ.r ruuiij bjr tnunj. But laikn, trullr-lup' Dsa't kU-k l frvia ruu l,.n yuj t fwllliil Tbsl mi !. ru,l l, Ut Th. Iitlfht Ii .llntr. In lh i,J Tour luck mr Mi stuuio st always rdjr iu dM Wllbsul lulihlnf bump. -Chku Ux-urJ-IUtald. A Man ( Ms, airs. Htucknp-ls this Mr. Hllmnurw. you bar engaged yuurself to a man of mesas 7 Sfoslbkt Dugbler-Yrs, mother. Ha saa all be says, sud that's the sort of husband I wsnt-Nrw York Weekly. VlMllla' Chant. "Wh,J l "u ' ' rurir, Johnr PrUcUla aske of hr toau, Ao4 Aldan bliuhtd lu lliir ar An4 sM so fair Hlscllla could heari "1 thought 1J watt tor rou, my dr. It s lp year, den't rou know." -Chlcsjo News. There's th Trouble. Dlgg-Tb iusii who can't take a ttttl good advice has uubody to blame for hi trouble but himself. WU-Ob, I don't know, II' usual ly burdened with a lot, of friend who eaa't give lt!tilldelpbU Pre.-. Th Way Wr Tw. Though love, ihy .,. mm fld th, way," There's one thing may delay H Th lover mind Is taxed lo nnd e wnerewillial to pay It. -- loule lupublle. Outlawry, "An outlaw ball player," she repeat ed In pusxled wsy. "Why, I didn't suppose they'd Ut an outlaw plsy. What did he dor "Him? Stole a bas."-Nw OrUsi.. Times ueuoerat East End Meat Market CRISLEK & STILTS, Proprietor:. Prime Beef, Veal. Mutton, Pork and Poultry Fresh and ('unil Meals nml Sausages "f nil kirxl. We handle our meat in the most modern ) inrlrnn liness and siirrntinilincs. Try us nml we will lie mt happy to have you for a rustoiner. I'm' Deliviry UfKT K. WlTlinriw, Vice Presidefil Amis HuntH Mvt 'tnry Abstracting Maps, rurm. Blue Prints, Etc. Klamath County Abstract Co. Surveyors and IrrIgatlonEnglneers Don J. Zumwai.t, C. II, Pn-sldenl M. Il.JWtl.l IAMM, (' I" Treasiirer Klamath Falls, Oregon CM AS. K. WOltDKN President A. M. WOitDKN (,'uhhler I'ltCD MLI.IIASB Vin-PrfKl'lcnt The American Bank and Trust Co. M Not a a Horse. As th. auto bumped recklessly by "'W1? MM' y tour- " 'd deny It Is fMUn lis oats, Sut tho .peedlos eujiioles That th. chauffeur la feelliic his rye " -PlllsLurr Feel. i Unpardonabl.l "IUJ are uot smart peupk. sis tkeyr "Oh, dear, no," answered Miss Fri velton. "U wear last year's clothes, and she use left season's slaag." WasblngtoB gtsr. i A ' ;i i M, L-x- .i&rr-r -ftV 9?r T" '".u.jrZ!r,5v-- I O I V ji i Ii eie-M' no (r4 in (i a m ss fi a n f i II If-! 1MB ... MU . UM M U II ;i U J ISzi3 "2 Mor. Certain. italiunaifway to ,hM Who w'"' Te gel up steam and pull your frolsbt And 9.t,goed fauuj, hirwy. ' CAPITAL, $100,000.00 ' Cor. fllh and Main Street J I'ftT :Hi.t .. .... .u . tlii-r fw -w....' i ' fJLSi w-.
