The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 08, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMARSH LANDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY .N3Eo3 SO PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. EASY TERM; : il Is II M THE EVENING HERALD ImuhI Dully! Kxcept SuiuUy, by tl HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION II.VTIIS Itolly, by mtll, one year . 'i 00 lully, by mall, Mx month '-' ; Dally, hy mail, three month ' "' aily, by mall, oni month '' Pally, delivered by carrier, one week lf' KLAMATH FALLS. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER S. 1SWS. A'OTICK I'OU PlIIMtUTIOX. N'ot ("mil l.aml TIIK ItAMIII.KIl. I ! I in 11 rmilile nf luelll-llM ivnt til' !k.Ma nn.l imii-t: tli. .in i-iiiiiillt il:ir .etihilll, 111 tllt'll the) K't wire If'"1 "' "' ""' s-10-10-11 Ucglrtcr. I'ur l-eime. Hotel with inenlliliitf now, illnliiit Department or the Interior, V. H mom kitchen, eight rootutt, parlor, I.niul Office nt Ijikovlow, Ori'Ron. lino pntruiiiiKe. fectlliiK front 160 to August ti, 190$. 1 200 iliult liuiulio nt Hotel IKirrlH, Notlro In hereby :lven thnt (5er- I HorrK fiilliiirnh. 8 Glf t tilde I. Ilelleiuiin, nf Kliiimith KnlK ' Orenuti, win', mi Mn !', l'JOS, made Timber mill Sume .illi'iitliui, Nn.l 1 1 S. (Serial No. Ol'MD, fur woi Si'ctltin 17.T is H, U. 10 K., W.M hue Med millie of Intention tn make tlnnl proof, to eitubllh claim to thu In ml nlnii ilii'rltit'il, before County l.'lerk, Kliinuith I'o , nt hi nfflce, nt Kl.iiiuith KnlK Ori'Kon. on the l'.'lli Hu of October. I'-'OS. Claimant iiiiiiii'H :m wllticiii'K Aiittiistii J. I ln don, V. V Mend- lleltcin.-iii, II. II. I In) iloii. I have it confession to make in ou ,tn il ,.ier; and one that I should Lave made lone the poor devil iihoi them, So It w oko a day or two after the appeal-Ion down the line. Take for lintniue unco of my flrst letter. Yon ri-iiieui-jthli carnival that l being held here, her thnt In that nimmutilcatlmi I jor rather belli agitated What will told on that I always hnd the lili'a , lln Incnl paper get out of It Nut that 1 cotild "write as well. If not a dollar lint, on wi. the) will net better, than the fellow- who published Ja lot of additional advertising That the paper." Well, In was thnt re- li true, but It only hint a few- ila. mark, or statement, that cot me Into ! When )ou take Into riiiKldf ration the trouble. I m sitting in one of theciiitt or making changes to urioimiiu hotel thnt evening and had Just tin-Mate thl extra ndvettMng. the e- lancu reading mo nrucie i nni joii jiense in imiiuiik u mm i.m' ""'I mi'i NOTICK KOIt ITIU.lC.VriO.N. U. S. Land Otllce, l-akevlmv, Ore Kou, July IS, 190S. Notice I hereby given that the dtato of Oregon has (lied In thl of llco It application under tho pro vlalon of tho act of Congreu of Vuguit H, 1848, and tho act sup merely for tho purpose of iteelng If, space It occupies, and other addition- plementnl and amendatory thereto, )ou cut any nf It out. When I saw ,11! expense Incident to the Increased for the follow lug described laud, to that It na Just a I hnd written It 1 btislne-w. which U only tenixirnr). wit: I felt pretty good no good In fact, the newspapers do not make a cent! I.lt No. 0S3, for so!wi, Sec. that I turned to a man who was slt-joul of II. J t and nwVnw;. Soc. 9. T. 33 8., ting next to me nnd suggested that -on the other hand the) get In nml ' 21 K- w ' that article wa pretty well written U0rk for It night and day; they Imkmi 'lt No. 0Slii ,or awUnoH. Sec. and to the point. He read It and I u In every Issue and they do ever) 3' T 3 8" " ' w- ' felt flattered on account of the clod ttiinK possible to bring It to the atten-l An' '"", n" Person claiming ad- attention he seemed to give It. When . tlun of It readers. Without it a tar- Wselr tho land dccrlbed, or delr- nival, or f.ilr, or celebration of an) '. ,nK to obi"ct hecauso of the mineral kind would be an iiboluto failure ' character of tho land, or for any What doe the nauer get out of It - I011""" rfaou. to tho dlspoinl to aw WILLIAMSON RIVER and Spring Creek RESORTS The lel trnilt llolunit In tli-uMi Kxivllciit iH'i'i'iiiiiirt.Ulloin lor pttli'. t'niiitiing niillll lot lent f"H-cl.l csiiiiinii k'lnuiiiU nml hoMs for tent. l-'ine i.ituti fnf slock. IVIi'pliiiiie iniinectlon. Aifoiiiuioilatiiili to go to ('inter Uike. Will mri't pilllen nt KUinnth Agency. FRANK SILVIES PROPRirroK Klamath Agency, Ore. THERE ARE REASONS WHY You should ouy your Grocer !ch at Van Hlpcr Bros, 1st. They have the floods you want 2nd. Their Groceries ure 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 FURNITURE TAHLK PADDING it at Gillctt'H You will find E. W. GILLETT & CO. he had read It to the last word, he laid down the paper nnd remarked, "The fellow who wrote that I a X . ? BRICK WORK 2 AND PLASTERING ::."::;.".. ctt9e4t44 if. Heavy Freltthtlng a Speclclty. BaMage Orders Are X Given Prompt Attention 0. K. Transfer & Storage Company Having up-to-date piano trucks we solicit your fine plnno moving otc sir 1 PHONES d-n fool." That put ort of a crimp j nothing, Oenerally It gels cussed PUcmnt, should nio their nmdnvlt of . Oh. I have been up against It good Pro"-" n "i orace. on or ueroro tne I asked why, nnd in my enthusiasm he went on to say: "I am nn old newspaper man my self. Dcen In the business nearly forty year and served from printer's devil to edl,tor-ln-chlcf on several pa pers. I therefore feel that I have a right to rail that chan a fool. He is Just like the vast horde of newspn-j per readers and critics they do not know what constitute a newspaper man nor have any Idea of his trou ble. Now, take for Inatnnco the writer of this article. Tonight feel that this paper I the best In the state: tho publisher la a gentle man and a scholar, a splendid Judge nf literature and a writer of unques tioned ability; he gets out the best paper he ever saw and wonder why lie should house up hi abilities In 11 small town. Thus runt hi thoughts. Hut supposing hi letter did not ap pear. Ho would wonder what In thunder such a contemptible, sheet wo published for; It never had any nuws; the publisher was a numb skull and ought to he put out with a pick nnd shovel Instead of trying to run a newspaper; he would go right down and stop hi paper and then feel disappointed the next day when ho found that hi doing so did not result In the suspension of the publication. That In a nutshell Is tho way the average pemon looks at n newspaper. It Is simply the med ium for the promulgation of their ideas, and If It does not promulgate, then it Is not worth a well It Is no good. "When I first went Into the busi ness thcao filings used to hurt. I blamed myself and thought that I wuh not doing my best and would let myself out another notch. I kept this up for a while, but Anally woke up to tho fact lliut I was making u fool of myself. After that I really felt sorry for thp fellow who came in nnd stopped his paper because I dis agreed with htm. Ho stopped hi pa per nnd It stayed stopped or he got it In someone tluo'a name. I found out that I was better rid of such narrow-minded people A uian wflo gets sore because you do not ugreu with him Is a pretty small Individual. "Another phaso of the business that touches a sore spot In tho hide of a newspaper man, Ih tho effort -rtr ev eryone to graft him. He is consid ered legitimate prey for "everyone that comes along, in comes a cer tain Individual who represent a com mittee that is getting up a borne tal ent affair, tho proceeds to go halt to tho mission fund, or some other fund und the other half to tho person who bus gotten It. up. -Jt i' -a, worthy cause, this saving of nouls in tho be nighted countrloA and Iniidontnll'y nnd hard nnd I know. Why should a pnper give Its spate nnd Its time to boosting these things for nothing? Will n merchant give up his merchan dise for nothing? Not much. He will get tho full value for it. Vet he Iih often expect the newspaper to get In and work for something nf tlilr sort. Most nf them will not spend r cent for additional spare. As a re sult of the efforts of the newsp.ipei the affair will be a great sucrest: h ! thousand of x-oplo will entile to town; the merrhnnts tnke In hun 10 day of September, 1908. J. N. WATSON. 7-2 4-9-It ItcglMer. CIIIMNi: AMI HltK 1'l.Al IIS A SIWiAl.TY lUrn H73 KENYON & GRIMES, PROPRIETORS v'C--:--":-4K'44-4. 4-4444444 XOTICK KOIt I'UII.H'.VriOV. (Not Coal IjiiiiI 1 H. E. CHILDERS l KLAMATH FALLS, OHECON i ' Department of tho Interior, D. S. Land Oltlce at l.nkevlew, Oregon, ugust 19, 1 90S. Notice I hereby given that Dunn W. Ilursell, of Merrill, Oregnn, who. on !). 16, 1'JIU. made Homestead i:ntry. No. 333H (Serial No. 03sJ). dred of dollar and the newspaper jfor w. Sec. 13, T. 37 S , It. 10 K., well it take up something else. When jv. M. ha tiled notice of Intention tho first of the month come around, lo mko timil Commutation Proof, to establish claim to the land above de scribed, before Iteglsler mid ItecelV r, at Ijikevlew, Oregnn, 011 tho Mb tho maklue of an easy living for Vho promoter' of tho entertainment. Would you not kindly help us out by publishing this in your paper? You have always been so kind and con-, slderate and wo appreciate it so much. Well, they hand,Uut, In and thon sotno more and yet bouio more, until tho publisher ha paid out two or three dollars in actual monoy for the time conaumedjn. aetilng up tho ituff. They come around and band Ithe merchant cuts down xpene for I business is dull nnd out mines his ml. ' A iiit Iter sourcu of trying to get sun filling for nothing Is the pollll- i'l l..inei. They are the most con- leintiiil.le. What they will not resort , to Iiim never been thought of. Tin;) win wnrK 11 paper to a llnlsli. The) will ex'pect it to follow them through nil kinds nf mire with a bucket nf whitewash in one hnnd and a brush In the other, saving the mimo of the ambitious politician. If it falters once then it Is u different story. It Is abuse and vllllflcatlon. They are tolng to blackmail him or looking for hoiiiii kind of a grnft. Then comes tho effort to ruin tho publisher social ly nnd In business; ax a Inst they start another newspaper. Then comes to tho front the loyally of the business men whom the old paper has helped and boosted for; of tho so cieties and churches Unit pit for nothing column of space about their suppers nnd socials; or the individ uals who have heeii lauded to Hu skies and whoso every move was chtonlcled that they wight be In tho Hot light. Yes, It Is the loyally of tho wolvo thut turn on nu Injured companion, it Is off with the old nnd on with tho new. i:verylhlng Is for gotten nnd the poor devil who hud dono so much for everyone In tint community Is shun like a leper and forced to light hi battle alone. "It is thu samo story all down the lino, I am out of tho newspaper bus iness now nnd I urn going to stny out o! it. I would sooner bo n beggar on tho Htreet. Ills llfo has more sun shine. 1 feel sorty for tho hoy who ' ure mounted 011 tho treadmill of iiowspuperdorn, 'Their llfo li a hard ono and will bo a hard one until they ctep down and out either to take up some other business or profession or have mounted over their grave a slab, on which some of his forraor frlonda would oven deny him the well earned prayer requlescat in pact).: day of October, I'jus. Claimant names as witnesses: Mark Howard, of Merrill, Oregon, Frank Johnston, of Klamath, Kalis, Oregon, Hoy Whitney, of Klamath Tails, Oregon, Clin. Wngar, of Klam ath Kails. Oiegon. J N. WATSON. t-3t Hecelver Zim's Plumbing Shop Contracting ana Jobbing Kirstclai Line of Plumb ing Specialllc and llrst class Workmanship. A. O. U. W. Building Klamath Fall! SSOO ACKE8 FItKK. DR. C. P. MASON Dentist , 1 American Hank A Trul Cn.'s HulMIng I Tho Lakcsldn company has 2500 j DR. VVM. MARTIN acres ui ianu unucr wio Adams ditch .tin. I. ...Ml ( ,,,n . ' that It will give ItKNT FIIEB for resort ;ono year. This Includes the use of tho land and water. The renter must clear and place, tho land In cultiva tion. The renter get all tho crops hut we reserve the right to paaturo the stubblo. The lakeside Company, J. Frank Adams, Manager, Merrill, Oregon. The IVItz Audi fs for hlro at rcasonahlo rates to par ties. JuBt as cheap to go In a auto aa In a stage. . e. PELTZ, Pine and Cth street. 7-31-8-31 Dentist Office over Klamath County Hank C. F. STONE Attorney at Law Offllce over otoffice, Klamath Full, Oregon TKLtrilONK u D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney at Law Klamath Falls, Orcon TICKETS ON SALE -:- FROM KLAMATH FALLS : . TO ALL POINTS . : Baggage Checked Through to Degtlnatlon Sleeping Car Berths Reiervcd APPLY TO Southern Pacific AT- KLAMATH LAKE NAVIGATION CO'S OFFICE MAIN STRUCT, NEAR BRIOOK T.A.K.FASSETT, - CITY TICKET AGT. 4C4.C444 , . ... '"" " ',,Mn..i. M Ma ma . I' II II. ..... Vice-Pre, and TreJ 'resident Abstracting Mapa.TUni, niuprlaia, He. I'rot. I'. J. Head, for 12 years with the Wiley B. Allen company, and now with the Eller Piano Company, has been making a tour of tho county and ho tuned 42 pianos. lie Is now at his' homo In Medford, but ho Klll.re.turn to Klamath Falls October 1. Anyone wishing their pianos tuned can ltare word at this oflce. MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value When blocks in Mills Addition were offered at bargain prices a number of shrewd invest tors bought; since that time values have increased materially. These Lots are Bargain Buys at present prices, and there is every reason to anticipate an advance in prices. Rcmem- ah e.,aro nm feet ln width and ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET deep-more than double the area of "most town lots offered to investors. FRANK IRA WHITE Office on Fifth Street CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE PRANK WARD Land Salesmen. Klamath County Abstract Go. Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers llrw K micw, Secretary Klamath Falls,':Oregon ' 4 CIIAH. K. WOUDKN I'rcMilcnt A. M. WOUIIEN Cashier KRF.I) MEI.HASK Vlct-I'resldent The American Bank and Trust Co. r - S . -v IMS if! CAPITAL, $100,000.00 Cor. 5th and Main Strait :l Ift'l- SSfeui&a, rj