The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 22, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextABEL ADY .. ACRE AND UPWARDS. EASY TERMs MARSH LANDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER THE EVENING HERALD laatiod Daily, Except Sunday, by tli HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor not rurry New VorK, lhe will nlimiit rertnlnly not eleet llrjiiu. If tlm lie pillilli'iitis eiiri.v .Son York, tlie will J a I Hunt certainly elect Tuft -Oie-itim- Inn. KUnSCKIl'TION KAT.ES Pally, by mall, ono year Pally, by mall, fix month. Dally, by mall, three month Dally, by mall, one month Dally, delivered by carrier, one week. .' 1X1 . I l.'.'. . : KLAMATH FALLS. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBKR 22. 1SHW, ' l riAoni tt Tnrtnr Rochelle Salt nt (ler- 1 h Pull, X oxk i.i.im'p ox t.ut ,xi ituv.xx. Ori'iiiin (It I 1 1.',., i. txl.itiil (It l Tni.il . :: l.n.liiK iihMi I In- 'iirnlB'" Mtiili fin :i tiioiui'iil, it ii':ii(iiI.i(Iiiii nf till' Hliltl' hIiiIMN tills Klllllllllll.X Tntnl iiiitntii'r nf miIi'k In Klcttnt.il Clllll'ISf Majority neei:iry for ilmlce Iteiiiilillcniin re.iiunniily nine of. lieniocrnt roasonahlv ami- uf. . IMS 212 am: i i;i :n; M (New York Herald. Sept l.! .. I'lilltU-al inatuiRi'm nt tin iiui-ot ut a oimp.'ilKn cast up miIim uf wliliti they limy rcnunatly ho certain iiml what wile they mint secure (mm the ilmihttul element In order to win. They know certain unite In a Pres idential contest can be cartleil for their candidates anil that others will In. fnfrli.il fnr thi. ntmiwltlmi Thi territory that is hopeless to their 'HiiMIi.i t ln mint K.ilti cinu thcr abandon or utih- work , .Democrats to win must gain. . ...r the purpose of tnlnleadlnK tlie en-1 N"w aM"K '"' " rprN. e.ny. while they concentrate their en- xu' "ml li'','" "'' '" "' lnbt-..-.I.. .... hni.tlne ui,.,i ii.v !..... ni,.ilr"' ''""". '" "iimtnary appears KettltiR the iloiihtful states. In the Herald's resume, no polltl-' 'I lire conceded to either party or whnl ftntcs nre designated ax doubtful. J The reinrila of linst eleellmm nre fill. lowed, nn.l due w.lcl.t dven I.. ' IH'IIHiirat must Bet lhlni; forces and the Important far-i vrl'"l" there may te no chance torn that are to he employed In thel,,f ,he nln" ""rprl-e" stales pn.UiiK .nmiinlcn now oiienlne lth lBor. Ai'l"lll,,ul- ''rilllH llrjall will Ket iiiuiiKf uterinum- uiifciu a nine mier In the canvass result In the shift of XOTiri: I'OK I'tlltl.H'ATIOX. Department of the luteilor. P. S Laud Olllce at l.nkelcw, OreKOii. AllKllst fi. 1U0S. Notice h hereby Riven Hi ttude I. Ilellemau, of Klnmatli Oli'KOU, who, on Mu "ft, l'.'OS, made Timher and Stone Application, No IISS, (Serial No. u::s:il, for (, S.cllim 17.T. :ts S.. It. Ill i:. V.M has tiled notice of Intention to make Muni proof, to establish claim to the land aboe described, define Count) I .Clerk, Klamath Co, nt bis olllce, nt I Klamath Palls, (Iickou, on the 1-tli 'il.l) of IHtiilin, ItHIV Claimant names us witnesses: AiiKiMta .1. Ilii)deii, V. W. Mend eiihall, Win. Ilellemau, II. I.'. I III) deli, all of Klamath Kails, Oregon. J. N. WATSON. x-10-IO-ll ItcRlster Epsom Salt Sulphur I CHITWOOD DRUG CO. THERE ARE REASONS WHY You should ouy your Groceries nt Vim Klpcr Itros. 1st. They hnvc the goods you want 2nd. Their Groceries nrc ulwnys frcKh :trd. The price Is within reason 4th. They deliver phone orders promptly Phone 516 - VAN RIPER BROS. Get the llubll Use Chase tk Sanborn Coffees ....I. .-I ... ......... Hnn1. u-.ml I. Inken n. In ul.nl .li,'"",rl" nccc.ir ill I IH.Ill Total number of voles In Klecloral ColleKe :t !l! Uepubllcans reaonahl sine of. . Iiii' Democrats rensonabl) mire of . . . 1 1 I Republicans must uet sn one or more states. States that nre considered safely Republican or safe ly Democratic might, by the action of a governor or by a slip In speech by m candidate, bo prox?rly lifted from one column Into the other or placed among those that are doubtful. It Is not expected that either National Committee will agree entirely with the resume. Designations which will plcae the Uepubllcans will dlsplenu the Democrats, while the reerse Is the ense with an alignment which (daces In the doubtful column states on which Mr. Hitchcock claims to have a mortgage. For Instnnce, Mr. llrjan will object to tho classification of California as Republican, while Mr. Taft's mana gers will II ml fault with the placing of Wisconsin, the territory of Sena tor Ij Pollette, whose platform was the electors In (Seorgla. Kenttick, Missouri and Nftadn without trouble Perhaps California, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Ohio and Oregon will remain In the Republican column to the end. Hut those who negleded to keep an eye on the "surprise" states In 1004 were astounded on election morning to learn that Missouri hail been carried by Rooseelt and that Parker had won all hut one eleitor In Maryland. - Xi:V VORK THK PIVOTAL STATC. The Oresonlnn reprints today from the New York Herald a forecast of probable election results. There Is n classification of mire Repuhllrnn Mates and sure Democratic stales and of doubtful states. It Ik Interesting to observe that Oregon finds a place among sure Republican states. That will bv great news to Oregon. It Is also Interesting to know thai llllnolb NOTICi: t'Olt Pllll.lt'ATIO.N. Department of the Interior, V, S. I.nud OI'Uo ul Lakevleu, Oregon, September lii, lyus. Notice is hereby given that Jennie K. Il.illluger. of Klamath Pulls. Ore gon, who, mi August IT, I'.his, made timber and Stone application. No o::si. for swi nw'i. See 31, T. 37 S.. It !i K . W M . has llle.l notice of Intention to make lluiil proof, to es tablish claim to the laud above de- I si rlbeit, before County Clerk Kliiin- , jjs (till Co., Ill his olllce, at Klamath Palls Olegon, on the '.'Mil day of November IU0S. Claimant names as witnesses: W. A. Deliell, J. P. lliitcher. Jesse l Ci.iwiis. Wilder Wdlle, all of Klamath Palls, Oregon. J. N WATSON, '.i-l'.i Register udonted at Demer. In the doubtful "ninled as certainly Repiidllcan. lillimil but it Is Htlll more illlelesllllg In In order to rtwilvu the fighting, k""w ,hnl ,n" H'Tald plan-s such ' I Use I . f M0DERHMETH0O , M Floor Finishes 1 W lor finiihlni: your 1 '2 m uoors any uooi i I any style. I fj m a A "x. jm .,, tv i lit ui nil jtu iiiLwl'v,a I l.ul ,Am III W xS 1 .V 1 1 m .Jky 'II .!' sS :; 4 J. L. CUNNINGHAM ARCHITECT and BUILDEK ! I x.i i I'luns ami .SpefilinilliiiiH I'lirnmlit'il. I!timnti-, (,m. on 1 till Claws of WiiiK. fnun mniill i'iiKiikh lli- Ini.bl i,K' In IniililiiiK yiii" home fomlniif Mlylf. oiiKinali' . ,n, i fcimoiiiy hv li:tin: your plans pri'imn'tl l me J PHONE 645 j Kcsldencc-WoHhlrirlton St., Dctwccn Hth and Dili -rr-rf..mm$ s"-4-:--:., Heavy Krclrfhtlnjl a Spccltlty. BaMatie Orders Are Given Prompt Attention W Geo. T. Baldwin, HARDWARE DEALERS .Klomath Falls, Orcjjon ground fur the Presidency Into terri tory clearly defined It Is possible to apportion the states that each candi date will carry In all probability as follows: Republican Stales California. ...10 New Jersey.,.. IS Connecticut.. 7 North Dakota.. 4 llelnwnrn !l fill In SS Idaho 3 Oregon 4 Illinois ......27 Pennsylvania . .31 Iowa 13 Rhode Island.. I Kansas 10 Vermont 4 Maine C Washington ... C Massachusetts.lt', Wyoming 3 Michigan 11 New Hampshire. 4 Tntnl 2iifl Democratic Htntes. Alabama 11 Oklahoma ... 7 Arkansas 9 North Carolina 12 Florida S South Carolina. !i (leorgla 13 Tennessee .... 1 2 Kentucky... 13 Texas IK l.ouUlanu. . . . it Virginia 12 Mississippi ...10 Missouri IS Total 1C1 Nevada 3 Doubtful Htates. Colorado C Utah 3 Indiana If, South Dakota. 4 Maryland X Wisconsin .... 1 3 Minnesota 11 West Virginia. 7 Montana 3 . Nebraska S Total 1 1 C New York 3!) Rut In this campaign there Is an other class of states on which It will bn well to keep an oye. Thoy are states where there hiivo been violent II net nations In statu elections or where there are known toudltiouu which Indicate a Eteat fulling off In the heavily Democratic and heavily Republican vote. These states might be culled "surprise states." There is not sufihvleut reason at theoutset of the activities of the cam paign to warrant their being placed In the doubtful column, and all of iheiu, so designated, for purposes of explanation, ure lit the ubove Repub lican or Democratic cluualtlcatloiiu They are ns follows Surprise States. California (R.) lu Ueorglu (D.) .....13 Kentucky (D.) .....13 Missouri (D.) is Nevada (D.) , 3 North Dakota (R.) 4 Ohio (R.) 23 1 Mate as Minnesota, New York, Plah South Dakotu and Wisconsin In the doubtful list. This piece of Informa tion should be a. great shock to iniikI Republicans who have regarded Min nesota, Utah, South Dakota and Wis consin us safely Republican, while most. of them have felt that probabil ities were strong In fnior of Tuft In New York. Yet, while there may bo illsagrei ment and dispute us to the Herald's figures In detail, It Is true that Its es timate accords with the general view as to the probable outcome of the el ection. It will be upiiureut lo am one. afler a clone study of the Herald's fig ures or of any estimate made by any Informed person from Impartial sources, that New York Is absolutely essentlul to Democratic success, while It Is possible that Tafl might he el- ected without New York. New York alone udded to the Herald's list of Republican states will give tho Re publicans the election. Hut It will by no means give the Democrats the election. Yet, If the Democrats do NOTICK Hill Pntl.lCATIOX. Department of the Interior, P S Laud (Utile nl l.ukcWi'rt. Oregon, September Df, IUUV Notlie Is hereby given that William i: ll.iydcti, of Klumnth Palls. Ore on, who, on August l'J, I'.his, made Timber ami Stone application. No OHM. for net nwVi. See 2W. T 37 S., It. U :., W. M , has llled notice of Intention lo make lliinl proof, to es tablish claim to the laud aliine die' icrlbeil, befoie County Clerk Klam-t nth County, at his ottire, at Klutnuthi Palls, Oregon, on the 2Mb day of November, 1'JOS. Claimant name as wltuessi-s. ! Albert Harrison, A. M Jamison, John (1. Schallock, lieu Carlisle, nil of Klamath Palls, Oregon. i J N WATSON. I U-ia Register i .NOTICK TOR I'l'HI.ICATIO.V. I Department of the Intm lor. II. S. I .a lid Olllce ul l.nketlvw, Oregon, ( August l'J, 1 Hits. Notice Is hereby given that Dunn,1 W. Ilursell, of Merrill. Oregon, w ho, ' 4brJ4rW-4--i4 WILLIAMSON RIVER and Spring Creek RESORTS The lest trout iMiihK in Oregon Kxcellent cceiiiuiad.itlnin f..r parties, Cnmtilng outlltii lot rent. r-t'Ml campion ground ami boats fur lent. Kine pasture fur .lock. Telepiinne connection. AcciiiiimiaUtioii to go to Crater ImVv, Will iiici-l pjilic at KUm.ilb Agency. FRANK SILVIES PKOPRIETOK Klamath Agency, Ore. 1 0. K. Transfer & Storage Company Havlntt up-to-date olano trucks we solicit your fine piano moving PHONES Older S7I Itarn H7 1 KENYON fi GRIMES, PKOPKIETOKS $ --w.--s::$4vh WE ARE LOOKING Pur up-to-date .eiiple to carry our watches. We can eupply watches fur anyone, from the young est to the sedate old man. Kucb watch la guaranteed lo ijlve Perfect Satisfaction H. J. WINTERS D1AL1R IN WATCHES on Dee. Ill, I!i04, made Homestead Kntry, No. 3331 (Serial No. 03s3), for seij, See. 13. T. 37 S It. 10 K.. W. M., Inn filed notice of Intention to muke final Commutation Proof, to establish claim to the land above de scribed, before Register and Receiv er, at !.akevlcw, Oregon, on tho Sth day of October, 190S. Claimant names an witnesses: Mark Howard, of Merrill, Oregon, Prank Johnston, of Klamath, Palls, Oregon, Roy Whitney, of Klamath Palls, Oregon, Chas. Wngar, of Klam ath Palls, Olegon. J. N. WATSON, 8-24 Receiver, BRICK WORK AND PLASTERING i jl i MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value When bloukH in Millrt Addition wert ollVrcd nt haruuin prices a huiiiImt tf tdirewil nivrs tors iKiUKht; Hinci that tinif valticfl hat invrvn.si.il materially. These Lots are Bargain Buys at present price, ami thvre 1.1 every reawin t antivipate an atlvance in irice. Keiiiein her these IoIh an; FIFTY feet in width and ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET deep more than douhle the area of most town ot olforvd to inve.stont. FRANK IRA WHITE S.0;.?: APPLEGATE Of"" on Fifth Street FRANK WARD Land Salesmen. CIIIMNKYS AND KIRK PI.AUKHA.SPKCIAI.TV Wc ff4f4ff4W MX"' Abstracting ... ': "; ,., Ire l'n. nnd I lra Mapi -HUni, lllucPrlnta. ric. I H. E. CHILDERS KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON I KODAK? I There is only one Kodak and that is the EASTMAN Every Kodak tested here. Free lessons by one who know to every puivhaser of a Kodak. Maude E. Baldwin I Dealer In Kodak Supplies BALDWINJBLK. KUra.th Falll l aAas.B..... - - I r WVWVW9WW Zims Plumbing Shop Contracting ana Jobbing FimtclaaH Line (if Plnmli Inic SM-clolticn anil limt cIuhh Workmannlili. A. O. U. W. Building KUnuth Falli Klamath County Abstract Co. Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers l!'i.T i: ttiiiiia'w, Secrelury Klamath FallstOregon www , ,mmw,, CHAS. K. WOltllKN Prvalilent A. M. WOIIDKN ('un)iier KKHIl MKI.IIASK Vlce-Prenliliiit The American Bank and Trust Co. TaLir-HONE IV D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney at Law Klainatli PuIIh, (U-gn r-nn't 3.fi 1 1'rl.A-ft ,! . WLfl. '-' t '" vv'7rrixiLr-' . . r -, -.TTl-r. . ? t .' -w - CENTRAL CAFE Open Day and Night Private Dining Parlor Oysters Served In Any Style J. V. HOUSTON, Prop. DR. C. P. MASON Dentist American Hank A Tnnt C.i.'a lliilldln DR. WM. MARTIN Dentist Office over Klamath County Bank lm f " I .- . """"M a-JL." ' ."'Vm,-. ULIJ9.L8 1 if VMtii wmmmmmmm &k$mar & ! CAPITAL, $100,000.00 Cor.athandKfciiiSlreei '