The Evening herald., September 02, 1908, Image 2

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MARSH LANDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY
SO PES CENT. VEOEXABIE MATTES. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. EASY TEKMS
THE EVENING HERALD
ImumI Dally, Eicept 8nndy, by the
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
SUBSCRIPTION KAT.KS
Dslly, by null, one year
Dslly, by mall, tit month
Dally, by mll, ihrve uionttn
Dally, hy mall, one montl
Dully, delivered by carrier, one week.
KLAMATH FALLS. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER !. 19US
STAC1K DltlVKUS.
iiliirlnc nil llu fifty yrnrs In- lias hivn
Mil
I Nut Coal l.aml
I Department of thu Interior. V S.
l.uml Offlce nt LnkoUow. Oiokuii.
I August . l'-0-s-
Nottcn Is hcrohy Klvmi Hint tier
tlililo I. Ili'llctnii'i, n( Khinmlh Knlls
Ort'Kun, l'i. !' '! 1'Jt'Si liinilo
Timber ami Stmio Aplli-atlu, No.
IISS, (Sorlal No. 02S8I. for w,li
Section 17.T US S.. It. 10 i:.. W..M.
l:na tiled notice of Intention to make
ttnnl proof, to establish rtiiliu to the
limd above described, before County
jr, (.'lurk, Khimuth ('o , at Ills iittlee. nt
1 1 KhmiKth Knlls. Oregon, on the 1 -1 li
'rlny of October, P.'OS.
! Cliilimint mum uk ultnrini'ii:
AiiKiistii J. I In) don, V. W Mend-
nliall. Win lli'lli'tiiiin. It i: lliMon.
II d( Klamatli I'iiIIj, Oregon
J N WATSON. !
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Last Sunday's OreKonluu bad nui Uut this in largely lilt'l." said Hie
extremely Interesting article on the told driver, "and while I ulwn fob "10-10-1 1
"Passlmr of the Stare Driver.' It (lowed my early trnlnliiK of takliiKl
was of more than nasslni: Interest every precaution, my lack of bad in
to this community, alnco two of our ,cldenta cannot lie attributed to skill
Knlfhti of the lllbbona were the sub-(Oti my purl The bent drivers will The Lakeside compatiy h 2500
Jecta of the Illustration In the nrtl- hate incident Just the same . Hie ncres of land under thu Adnuta ditch i
clc Al Decker and James Sampson, 'bent railroad men will have wrecks that It will kIio HUNT I'UEB for
Mr.9ampon I the oldest stage driver, I Just never happened to titrlke my one )er. This Includes the use of'
lu the atate. bavin followed that run of bad luck, but might K-t It to- tho land nnd water. The renter mutt
calling for over tlfty J cam. In speak- morrow and make up In accidents clear and place the land In culutlva-1
Inn of It bo aald: Ifor the whole fifty je.us " ! lion. Tho renter sets nil tho crops
"No. a stage driver Is no Rood any! Mr. Sampson, however, has excell- uut wo reserve urn ricm to pasture
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NOTII'K Flilt I'l'III.U'.VriO.V.
IF. H. I.nud Otllce, Lakuvlvw, Ore
con, July IS, inns'.
Notice It hereby given that the
Stnln of Oregon hni tiled In this of-1
lice Its applications under the pro- ,
visions of the act of Congress of'
AtiRiint H. I.S4S, and tho act sup-I
pleiuciiUI and ntueudatory thereto, I
for the following described lands, to-1
wit:
l.lit No. 0s&. for ewH, Sec I
I and nwkinwU. Sen. il, T. 33 S '
It. ill I!.. W. M.
I. lit No. OSti, for swSine, Sec. ,
3, T. 31 S It. H K. W. M. j
An) mid all persons claiming ad-'
tersely tho land described, or desir
ing to object because of tho mineral
-linructer of the land, or for any
other reasons, to the disposal to ap- '
pllcunt, should tile their affidavit of ,
protest In this office, on or before the
10 day of September, 1V0S.
J N. WATSON,
i st-s II Register. I
THERE ARE REASONS WHY
itsaiiwewt"
You should ouy your Groceries al Vnn Hlpcr Bros.
1st. They hive the goods you want
2nd. Their Groceries are always fresh
3rd. The price Is within reason
4th. They deliver phone orders promptly
Phone 516 - VAN RIPER BROS.
Get the Habit - Use Chase G Sanborn Coffees
more. There was a time when he was Jent paper showing high reeomineti-
important. He had to know his bus- datlons as a driver. These were gu
inea and yon bet he wi taken carelen him by stage proprietors for whom
of properly because the stage line I he hus worked In different pat is of
needed good men, but now a driver the country, and by men with whom
Is lucky If he gets to sleep with the (be became ncqualnted And this nr-
tho stubble.
The like-lile C'oiiiuiiiy.
J. Frank Adams, Mnnagcr,
Merrill. Oregon.
wheel tones.
"I must admit that the stage driv
er was more needed In the early day.
The whole business has degenerated.
In the olden times we had good stag
M, the stock was well-fed, tho har
ness kept shiny and some pride was
taken In the business. Hut now the
line are being crowded nut by the
railroad and the owner do not ex
pect to have their route for very
long, to cannot afford to spend much
on keeping them up. People regard
It now a a hardship If they must
travel by stago Instead of railroad.
They have forgotten their old friend
the stage driver to meet their new
friend the conductor and the engin
eer, and have relegated the stage
coach to the scrap heap in order In
ride on tho cushions of the railway
car. Tho way it I now I would rath
er do anything else than drive a stago
but bow can I? Fifty year In the
business has unfitted mo for anything
lie and I guess I will hang onto tho
Job somewhere as long a thcro is a
line running or step from the box
and lay down the reins to the new
order of things.
"What becomes of the old driver?
Oh, I don't know. A lot of them die
and the others I guess Just give up
and alt down and wait to die. Why
shouldn't they? Thu business Is very
nearly done for and once a stago driv
er, always a stago driver.
"Tho pay used to be belter than It
I now. Of course a man can nioko
a living driving a stage as ho Is paid
a salary and board, but the worst fea
ture la that tbero I no discrimina
tion a the value or a man. A first
class driver who can be depended up
on to take caro of the horses and tho
puutenger and properly protect the
mull, get no more than somo green
horn who thinks ho can drive."
Mr, Sampson has on a number of
occasion In tho early day been chas
ed by Indians and managed to find
shelter In a stage station and time
and again ho has been held up by
robbers.
"I have never tried to fight when
held up," aid he. "It Is tho height
of folly for a driver to start any
booting when the robbers have the
drop on him for It only endangers
the passenger and someone get kill
ed. The robbers will get you anyway
a thoy only have to kill a horse In
order to stop your escape.
"I will nevur forget ono time I was
bold up In New Mexico. Tbero was
$26,000 In bullion on tho stago and
this was all taken. Old John Chin
holm, the cattlo king, was a passen
ger. The robbers took all he had with
him in money and also a fine t&OO
gold watch. This hud been a presont
to nlm from friends and ho valued
It highly. He offered to send $500
w the robber at any place thoy
wonld designate It they, would only
return the watch, but he never got
It back. The old cattle man alio had
m bottle of whisky and, ha .rebelled, at
giving this up. lie Insisted that' the
robber uk Just one drink and leave
him the rwt and to thla they agreed.
The (Old. of course, wa never ro
overed aud It was a good haul' for
the highwaymen. I havo frequently
tarried Urge sum of money on the
tag and In those day when we had
TBtuabUa we generally anticipated
trouble."
Mr. Itnpton baa never had any
Mrtovs aeeldent. ha never caused
qualntance of the old-time ilrlver ex
tends from the early day Middle
West desperado to tho leading busi
ness men and prominent cltltens of
their times, for those were Hiik-h
when everybody wanted to know Ho
stage driver.
Tin: KKitrm: iikskkt. ,
Nice I'atiiv Crunfuril 'i uchei.
per Ihi at the Monarch
The desert Is the most fertile area
In tho United States, That sounds
like a iiaradox, yet il Is true. Where
did tho great clvllltatlons of antiqui
ty arise? Where but In the fertile
deserts? Egypt, Syria, l'aleMlne,
Persia, Arabia, Northern I ml In, the
north coast of Africa, w.-re nil nrld
lands. The Incas In Peru, tho Toltins
and Aztecs In Mexico, reared their
clvllltatlons upon desert plateaus.
Tho history of the Jews Is a history
of a desert folk. It was within the
encircling walls of thu desert that
they evolved their notional and their
religious consciousness Out of t In
desert sprang all theso things as the
water gushed from tho rock nt the
blow of Motes.
Tho desert 1 the most fertile be
cause Il i a savings hank without
any withdrawal. Plants need potash,
magnesia, lime and other foods! nils,
Juil as wo need animals and plants.
Now In tho humid lands, such us In i
our Eastern States, the ruins have
fullen for tens of thousands of cen
turies, and they have washed out the '
food of the plants. Uut In tho arid
land tho rains havo fullen sparingly
or not at all. Some of the desert
lands of our West contain three tlnu-s'
as much potash, six times as much
magnesia, fourteen times us much
lime, as tho humid lands of the Ihist.
The desert Is an inexhaustible store-
! house of food for tho plants of thou-:
sunns oi years to come, a storehouse
to be drawn upon as soon us the land
Is Irrigated. Success .Magazine.
i
Cream of Tartar
t Rochelle Salt
Epsom Salt
Sulphur
CHITWOOD
DRUG CO.
WILLIAMSON
RIVER and
Spring Creek
RESORTS
ng ln()feoli.
siUtlont
for
and
The li-t trnnt tl.liini
Kxcrllrnt arcoiiiinsi
rties.
('miil.liiw' outtlts (or rrnt.
.-i-ci.il cnnipliig grounds
l-otn lor lent.
Klne atur for slm-k.
TrU-pluine coiinrclinn.
AccoiiiinilttlMit to gu to Crstrr
I-aki-.
Will iiii-i-t pirtlm at Kliuiath
Agency.
FRANK SILVIES
rsorsirroR
Klamath Agency, Ore.
FURNITURE
TABLE PADDING-You will find
it at Gillott's
E. W. GILLETT & CO.
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Heavy rreljjhtlng Spcclelty. Baggage Orders Are
Given Prompt Attention
0. K. Transfer & Storage
Company
Having up-to-date piano
trucks we solicit your
fine piano moving
PHONES
office )7I
lUrn H73
KENYON 6 GRIMES, PROPRIETORS
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Zim's Plumbing
Shop
Contracting ana Jobbing
Firstclass Line of Plumb
ing Specialties arid l)r$t
class Workmanship.
A. O. U. W. Building
Klamath Falls
BRICK WORK
AND
PLASTERING
CIII.MNKY.S AND FIKK
1'I.ACKS A HI'KOIAIVrV
Sheffield Marine
Gasoline Engines
Buy a good Engine for your boat. Easily run.
Amonir other owners lien?, Mr. K. V. Hamilton has one
Write us for pricea and catalog. We are the manufacturer.
FAIRBANKS MORSE 6 COMPANY
1st and Stark Sts., Portland, Oregon.
H. E. CHILDERS
KLAMATH rALLS. OKIOON
-::
Guaranteed Paints
We have full line of
W. P. Fuller's Pure
Prepared PAINTS
The Petti Aato
la for hire at reasonable rate to par-1
Ue. Just at cheap to go In a auto
as In a stage. II. E. PELTZ, Pine
and 8th street. 7-31-H-31
For Lease.
A Big Line of Heating Stoves Just Received
f GEO. R. HURN
M-).C e))6
..-:-4i tftMTtfttfl9to0MH)t
East End Meat Market
CRISLER & STILTS, Proprietors
Prime Beef, Veal. Mutton, Pork and Poultry
$
Fresh and Cured Meat and Sausage uf all kind.
We handle our meat In tho most modern way In clean
liness and (urruundinK. Try us and wi- will be most
haftiy to have you for a customer, Krro Delivery.
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Abstracting
J Don J. 1-nsfAi.T,
i rciwimi
Hotel with everything new, dining
room kitchen, eight rooms, parlor;
fine patronage, feeding from ICO to
200 daUy. Inquire at Hotel Dorrls,
Dorrls. California. 8-5tf
XOTICK FOIl FtliMCATION.
(Not Coal Land.)
Department of tho Intorlor, U. 8.
Land Office ut Lakevlew, Oregon,
August 1, l$u.
Notice I hereby given thut Dunn
WfBtUMll, of Mrrlll, Oregon, who,
on 'Dec. ie, not, made Homestead
Entry, No. !3S (Serial No. 0881),
for sK..8c. 13. T. 37 8., B. 10 E.,
W. M ha filed notice of Intention
to make final Commutation Proof, to
establish claim to the land above do
scribed, before Register and Mecelv
er, at Lakevlew, Oregon, on the 5th
day of October, 1808.
Claimant same as wltneioes:
Mark" Howard, of Merrill. Oregon,
Frank Johnston, of Klamath, Falls,
Oregon, Iloy Whitney, of Klamath
FallsOregon, Chan. Wagar, of Klom
atb Fall, Oregon.
J. N. WAT80N.
Receiver.
j DON'T BAKE
4 I.ft us do it for you. Everything Home Made. Prices
j Reasonable. BREAD A SPECIALTY.
i Wo put up box lunchen; also lunches for hunting, fiahintr
2 antl picnic parties. :: A trial will convince you that it
? is cheaper to buy than to bake.
KLAMATH FALLS BAKERY
I AND DELICATESSEN
J Gel Our Bread al Cawklns. J
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Vlrc-I'rca, and Tress)
Msps.fUns, Blueprints, sir.
i Klamath County Abstract Go.
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
0)H
Ukm K Witiiki'w, Secretary
Klamath Falls, Oregon
CHA8. E. WOHDKN
President
M. WOKDKN
Cashier
FHED MKLHASk;
VIce-CrMldent
The American Bank and Truit Co.
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J. L. CUNJN1JNGHAM
ARCHITECT and BUILDER
Plans and Specifications Furnished. Estimates Given on
all Classes of Work, from small cottag to office buildings.
"u,,,k ',uu' lo",e comoine style, originality and
J economy by having your plans prepared by me.
t n-- PHONE 521
$ Residence-Washington St., Between 8th and 9th
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CAPITAL, 100,000.00
Cor. StB.'ud Msla Street
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