The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 15, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextE 303 EASY TERM. 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND urwwuo. ft. i A THE EVENING HERALD leiucd Dully, Kicfpt Sunday, by tlit. HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor NDTK'i:. Notice In lii'ii-!i Klxcii Unit on Auk ' mt 3rd, l'.ilis, the t'oininoii t'oimrll of tho I'll) of Klamath C11IK emu led an onllnaiuo pruxldlni; foi tin niimi.il aumtgini'iit anil lolli'ttloti of 11 $.iiHj poll tat. from I'.irh male Inlmhlt.iiit I MARSH LANDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY -"0N THERE ARE REASONS WHY ;.-. You should nuy your Groceries tit Vm Hlpcr Hroj. 1st. They Imvc the rfoods you want 2nd. Their Groceries urc olwoys fresh ;jrd. The price Is within reason 4th. They deliver phone orders promptly of tlio City, between till- nRci of St ' anil r0 eari ( i-M-t lnu thorn' h) law I t W-i KUUSCKIl'TION KAT.KS Daily, by mail, one year f 00 Daily, by mail, fix montln - '" exempt anil tlmv too inllrni to pel form I11I101 1, for Mreel ami newer pur pose Salil poll tax for tlio )i'.ir Phone 516 - VAN RIPER BROS, Get the Habit Use Chase G Sanborn Coffees I litis, will ln 1I111' iiinl paxaliti' on ami Dally, by mail, three ruontln ' -' Dally, by mail, one month fl" Dally, delivered by carrier, one week !' nfler Si-pti-mliiT Kith, lints, to thi'' I IIIM', do i-l with eienlliiiu: in w, illiilni room Kitrlii . I'ikht UNim . i-mlur line patronnKi', fcedliii; fiom I"" ' iOO I ill) Imiulri' nl Hoi' I Dorrw Dnrii. California :,t I: fm Clt Mamhal. who will reiclpt there for. a 1. i.i:avitt. '.'II I'ollie .hull..' 1 uBiHaHnu.v i ,;H m Hi BH M KLAMATH FALLS. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER IB. 1903. CKATKIt I.AKI:. II) S, Ulcnii Anilni", In the Oili-ngu Itii-otil-llcnild. Crater Lake, one uf the Krcatest arenlr sunder of tin- nnrld. I min tn eorue Into Hit nn Willi 1 11 11 xer) time IIIUIl nmli' Till rn.d It mm minimi led .! .' iH'tKtl til 1 1 1 1 1 It XU llllIlM III .VI.1..1MI1 Fall III 11 Minn turn It Mill l Into Klntuath KalL anil thou It will h ciinMrurte.1 on niulh.rv.iili liiK a point xilthlii I.' mllei of Crater Lake It It iiiolialili' Hint tin- new wapnn roail will lit rcmtlriiriti! from thi? new rnllriMil line at tin miiri-Hi It It lllil expected will Ulfl (he Crater l.ake company in xeciirlw; ciiiKt ruction of a road minpltil mis niarvcinin ior- ,.,, ,illt i, matlon.whlch .dentist nay was prob- ial ,, ,mn,Mim ably caused by the blowing away of more than CU00 feet of moiintaln helshts. Mill bo easily acci'sulblo to Iimlin.i ,1... ,ini f the lake. In ittnli all who desire to Kaze from It pri-luinc ,(. ,riMimry l(.tel. In pin clpllous nml rocky rim luto Its cry- ,,,,,,. a,ltmili)iu.s and In minrliiK tanine and nmpeil ucptlm. The tramiformatlon lieccwary to bring this about Mill bt? arcompUshctl largely throuRh the Iniitriimeiitallt) of Kdward II. Ilarriinan, who has all the convenience pteulble for toiir M11 Mho with to vltlt tho lake ThW year more lHiiplo haxe hwn the lake thnn exer nan' It before Thi at liltie to 11 concetloti which the tin- Just been appointed chairman of n,.rn,n,.n, iin, KWn , Mr st.il un.l rommlulon to open Crater Lake res-', , KroaU.r accitslblllt) of the ervatlon to the public by means of)lal(,. icforo ,. ,u,w Shasta route good roadi. Yesterday (Jovernor j bean n,.ar,1(: Klamath Kail the Chamberlain, who wn Mr. Ilnrri.ncare,t niTmi Klntlon wn o mile man Rtiost nt Tellcaii I lay ilslleil' Crater I-ike, in i-ompany wns.rame to Klamath they were obllK-d to Ket tip to the head of the lake vti in: 1 n: iMiti.icATios. Depailnu'iil of the Intel lor, I' S Uilul Ollicf at liketle'.i, Ori'Kou AiiKUtt 0, 1'JOS. Not lie It hereby chrii that (!er tnnle I. Ilellemaii, of Kliiuiitli Kutl. Orecou, who, on Mny ".', l'jus, made Timber and Stone Applliiitlon, No tINS, (Serial No. 0:'N3I. for w ,',, Section 17.T. 3.S S.. It. 1U V... W..M hat filed iiotlco of Intention to make (Dal priHif, (11 extabllsh claim to the land above described, before Count) Clerk, Klamath Co., at hit olllie. at Klamath I'alls, Oregon, oil (he 1 " t Ii day of October, K'OS. Claimant names a Mltnentes: Aiicusta J. I la) den. W. W. Mend- rnhnll. Win. Ilellemaii, II. C lla)den, I nil of Klamath I'allt, Ort'Kon. J N. WATSON. 1 VIO-IO-U Iti'Klstor 1 ,1 ,away. lourltt were inmp'-lleil to with Mr. rnine in either thlt uav or through narninan anu a party 01 prominent tm. itRl. it,,r n,.,. irt., citizen or orcKon. The party conaucted by William O. Sletd. (he man who labored for twenty years unceasingly to Induco the Rovern ment to preserve Crater Uiko and its surroundlnc U-audet by maklnu l( a national park. Mrs. Ilarriinan and a number of her friends were In tho party. Krom Pelican IxiiIko. Mr. Harrlman'a new Rummer home, tho party went to Crater Lake by au tomobile. The rde Is a rough and dusty one. and such a only the strongest machines can Hiiecessfully neeotlale. it riccetuiltati-s, for ex ample, the climbing of IS per rent grades and more than twi-ui) miles of strenunus'Joltlng over rocks und through forwts. The trip, him ever, taken under the favorable conditions by boat, a distance of about 30 mill's, and to hire conve)nce from Tort Klamath to the lake, a dlstanie of about "2 miles. In 1907 the department of the In terior naked Mr. Steel If he Mould lake hold of the prnj( and try to bring Crater l-iko within rent It of the people. Mr Steel, who l.a shin ing example of 11 man with a lngle Idea, which In till cate happen to be Crater l.ake, relmtniitly consent ed. Although he had made It hi life's work to preserve this legion for the people, he fell that the goxein ment should do tin' rest. The department of the Interior MITIt'i: I'Olt ITIIUCATIOX. DfparUnciit of tho Interior, I. S Ijinil (J fflce at l.akcvK-w, Oregon. August 11'. l!?us I I Notice I hereby gleii (hut Duiili I JW. Ilursell, of Merrill, Oregon, who, on D'f. K, l'.iGI, made llomitteadl Kntry. No. iZSn (S.'rlal No. 03.T. I for ;, S.c 13, T. 37 S. It. 10 K.1 W. M., has flleil notice of Inti'iillnn I to make final Commutation I'mof, to' I establish ilalm to the l.ttid alMixe 1I1- srrlbeil, beforo ItegUler and llecli it, at likexiew, Oregon, on the f.lli In) of October, 1 90S. Claimant names as witnesses: Mark Howard, of Merrill, Oregon, (-'rank Johnston, of Klamath, Kail. Oregon, I toy Whitney, of Klamath Fulls, Oregon, Chat. Wagnr, of Kl.iin- ath Fallt, Oregon. J N WATSON, S-31 Itrri-lt-r SHERWW-WlLlHMS Buggy Paint U the 1'Cit paint tiMilr lor bn Cirs. (Itxxl, too, lor k)H Ii ami law 11 lurnilute or aii)lhiti; tut. jeet to uutthlc CXpOMIIC. S-W. Buggy Paint item well otit-ofiloott in all kmils of weather, cues a bright, durable gloss, spreads rtrnl. covers well anil comes in man) attractive colors. It is economical becatnc it saxes te-paintinx too soon, ami it ahvaxs satisfactory. Comrt ready for the btuh in handy cans, big anil little, as uii ie tiire. IMSHIJSSBB ronSALCHV SSBJSJJSJSBH Geo. T. Baldwin, HARDWARE DEALERS KlJmntli Falls, OrcHon FURNITURE TAMLK I'AUDINfi Yon will llnd it at (iillott's E. W. GILLETT & CO. .-...',s 4 sK'-s-:.ai, t Heavy Krelrthtlnrf a Specklty. Haj,(4afje Orders Are Given Prompt Attention I 0. K. Transfer S Storage Company nothing Ilko It In (he 'E machine supplies at Mullers, ror " ho exclaimed, with n,r Muln ""' streets. 7-3 itf which surrounded the llurrliimns. Is a delightful cxierlcnro. When (In? parly reached (he lai-e. Mr.llarriman and his friends tllmlj. I to tho rim and gaied for the Him time upon tho waters of (he lake, more than 2000 feet below and cov erlng tho bed of an extinct crnter to a depth of nearly 200rt feet. The majesty, grandeur, beauty and sub llmlty of tho scene Impressed Mr. Ilarriinan greatly. For some min utes no member of the party spoke. but all silently drank In the natural beauties which surrounded them. Mirrored In the deep blue depth of , the lake they saM- tho heavens, the clouds, the tree, the lowering rocks of many hues ko startllngly real that It seemed as though they themselves were misended In some vast universe of space, that above them was the sil ent world, peopled with thlngh of beauty and grandeur, unit below them In this same Illimitable space, was the twin world of the omi uboxo them. Mrs. Ilarriinan was the first to break the sllenco and In a measure to dispel the Illusion. "There Is whole world her bands clasped In from of her In an Intensity of emotion, "You are wrong, very wrong," re plied Mr. llarrlman. "You should haxe said there Is nothing egual to It In tho wholo world. That is tho only way to express II." Then the party fell to discussing the hctne, and Mr. Steel wns shower ed with questions regarding tho his tory and character of (ho formation. Mr. Ilarriinan said ho thought It was a pity that so great 11 wonder mas so little known, and that It was so dlf flcult to reach Governor Chamber lain then and there akd Mr. Harri man If he ould'sc-rve on a comruls kIou to seek the beat route Into Crater Lake and find ways and ineana of constructing a road over such a rouio. iiosldea Mr. Ilarriinan the commission Is composed of the fol lowing; It. It. Webster, lleniy L. Ilenson, J. P. Iteddy. F. , Hopkins. Ilenlon nower.1, J. H. Scott. 0. T. Baldwin, V. B. Wilcox. W. I Vawter. C. S. Jucktioii and Colonel F. H. Ilay. The work of this commission will be mady easier by the Advent of Hur-liinah's-new road through nonhern California and Oregon, which Is to be made the mainline of the Shasta U--00 ACKK8 I'llKi:. gave Mr. Steel an exclusive iiiiih Ion similar to the one which was! The Uikesldn company has 3SO0 : . iiu-il with reference to Yellow-1 acres of land under the Adams dllch , ii.t-e park. Although the conlniK I'bat It will give ItKNT PKKB for' 1- i-xduslve, the government ran can-l"nu i'ear. This Includes tho use of f 11 at will, even after the company ,h" Ia',(1 nnd water. Tho renter must hhh hns b,-en organized shall have 'far and place the land In culutlva spcr.t a large sum of money under tlon. Tho renter gets all tho crops 1 the contract. "The company has an but wo reserve the right to pasture authorlied capital of IS.IO.iHm," wild "'e stubble. Mr. Steel today when nuked to ex-, The lakeside Coiii.iiy. plain the plan, "and I am tr)lng to' J- Prank Adams. Manager, get the necessary fund by M-IIIng' Merrill. Oregon. stock. This Is not 11 very easy task. as it is largely a matter of patriot ism and the pronpert of any return on the money invested ure nt least not Immediate. The loncesslon sim ply gives- me (lie right, when I wnnt to do aii)thlng, to go mil and sell ome stock In order to git the money to do It. So son 1 an see that the common impression (hat I haxe un limited means at my command Is in correct. 1 WILLIAMSON RIVER and Spring Creek RESORTS The lf.t limit li-lillil' 111 1 In ,"11 I l.xrelleiil nrroiiiliMdileiiit .,r purtiit. t'.-iiiiiiiii; oiiltltn let lent ."i'l.ll camping lir-.ioi It .in I boatK fur rent Fine i4ture fur Mink. Telephone fiimiectlnll. Accuiiiiiiolatloim t" . t ('inter l.ike. Will 11 1 pull, at M.iMiitl. Agency. FRANK SILVIES PKOPHIETOK Klamath Agency, Ore, Hnvlrirl up-to-date olano trucks we solicit your fine piano movlntt PHONES Of tier S7I lUrn 1173 KENYON & GRIMES, PROPRIETORS ::::::! (")M :..;:..:: t ..m,mmmm,m, I BRICK WORK 7 awn PLASTERING (Concluded In Tomorrow's JWf Herald) I You will savo money by huyin;; tewing machines and all of your sew- WE ARE LOOKING Fur updo-dule people to curry our watches. We inn pupply watches for anyone, from the young est to the sedate old man. Each Match la guaranteed to give Perfect Satisfaction H. J. WINTERS DEALER IN WATCHES Cream of Tartar Rochelle Salt Epsom Salt Sulphur t CHITWOOD DRUG CO. ,,) KODAK? There is only one Kodak and that is the ii iXfr M l 1. CIIIM.SI.VS AM) KIIIK I'l.ACKSASI'IX'IAI.'IY MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value When blnckH in Mills Addition wore oHom! nt liark'ain tirices a numlwr of shn-wd inven lorK botiKht; since that time vnlucM have increased materially. These Lots arc Bargain Buys at present prices, nnd there is every reason to anticipate an advnnre in prices. Kemem her these lots are FIFTY feet in width nntl ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET deep more than douhle the area of most town lots olfered to investors. FRANK IRA WHITE CAPT. 0. C. APPLECATE Office on Fifth Sired FRANK WARD Land Salesmen. - ? n n 4S44fr44 4'C(t0g ?. ... . .. .1 .I KM AIT, I'ri'sidenl Ho i:. M. Ill up, I A ! EASTMAN Kvery Kodak tested here. Free lessons liy one who know to every put chaser of a lYouaK. Maude E. Baldwin Dealer In Kodak Supplies BALDWIN BLK. KUranth fall. 0aat H. E. CHILDERS KLAMATH FALLS, OHEGON ri'!r.'.-.'st,.W, ( ' i X Zini's Plumbing Shop Contracting ana Jobbing FimtchiM Line nf I'luml,. in .Specialtien ami lirnt clasx Workmanlui, A. O. U. W. BulldlnjJ KUmath rails """ UVtMIU VIci'M,. and 1 ral Mipi,:runi, UlurlTrlnU, Ktc. Klamath County Abstract Co. Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers IhfcT i: Wiriiicuw, Secretary Klamath FalLs.JOregon m wW flllAK. K. WOKIIKN I're.iiilent A. M. WOIIDKN Canliler KltKD MKLIIASK Vlci-rnnlilcnt The American Bank and Trust Co. DR. C. P. MASON Dentist American flank A Trim C CENTRAL CAFE Open Day and Night Private Dining Parlors Oysters Served In Any Style J. V. HOUSTON, Prop. DR. WM. MARTIN Dentil;) Office over Klamath County Hank TttLI-HUNC 'j D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney at Law Klamath Falla, Oregon - ..,, 1 a m ss Pis i titei ihWTi- hlh m sm CAPITAL, $100,000.00 Cor.8UimlMJnStre N.if.v....-v?;....H