The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 24, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextKM u JV Itf. toflH! m i-i. 'ii i Si MARSH LANDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY I 50PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. EASY 1 Ml i .jM-ifi riL-uuia. L .. .. . . , l -' ! " . .. . It's Up to You 'HONE THE EVENING KEHALD Issued Daily, Except Sunday, by tlio HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor Clothes That Individualize T' RAM kSt fttM Ht 8UH8CRIPTION RATK8 Dally, by mall1, one year Dslly, by mail, six monthi l)lly, by mall, three montln Dally, by mall, one month Dally, delivered by carrier, one week ,S IX) . -' Ml J 1 ! . M . IS KLAMATH FALLS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1S08. U)V ItATKS IN IDOtt. Travel to tho North Pacific Coast next lummer will undoubtedly be the lioavlcit In the history of the trans continental railroads. The railroads bnvc fixed upon the rates thai will be charged from what Is known as (h. ft! Pnnl anil Mla.mirl Hlvnr points. At the recent meeting of the ,s .bo!,,B ,,r,'"K'' ' ,,d "! ,w One of Its ninny grout advantages Is t' .a large bodies of nluublo lund,! timber and other, owned by non-ri". dents and corporations, which hue nlwu)s escaped tiixntlun for school' purposes, ure made to pay their full, share, l.lnu and Marlon counties are1 already taking up the plan, where It i Transcontinental Passenger Assocla tlon the rates for the Almka-Yukoti Pacific Exposition next summer were settled. l'rom the follow Ins points Oma ha, Council Illuffs, Pacific Junction, Atchlnson. Leavenworth, St. Joseph, Kansas City, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and Superior the round trip rate to the North Pacific Coast points Seattle, Tacoma. Everett. Ui'lllng ham, Victoria and Vancouver. II. C was fixed at 130. The tickets will go on sate May 55, 1909, and continue on sale until Beptember 30 with a final return lim it of October 31. These rates and the wide limit of time will stimulate travel to this sec tion as never before. Thousands! drawn by tho magnet of the great Pacific World's Fair will come with the Idea of looking into tho resources of tho country and hundreds of in tending settlers will use this unex celled opportunity to make their In vestigations. Tho liberal rates for the St. Paul and Missouri River points means a like reduced round trip rate from Chicago and St. Louis points and pro portionate reduction from extreme Eastern, points. Never before have people had such a splendid opportunity. JONES KOH TAKT. Prank II. Jones, Secretary of tho American Trust and Barings Bank of Chicago, who served under President Cleveland for four jears as First Ab voted on at the, November election. and the matter Is being Htiongly talk ed of in a naif dozen other counties. Judge Moss of the criminal court of Memphis, Turn., bus Instructed ! the grand Jury to Indict managers of ' pla houses who open on Sunday, mid also to get the names of person at tending theaters on the Sabbath li , Is claimed spectators nr ectmll) gull ty with the managers ami the jictur M Egg Toast Heat ono egg, mid one half teaspoonful of salt and ono cup ful of milk. Soak In It from four to six slices of bread, then brown them In hot butter on each side. Serve with crnbapple Jelly This Is a com en- lent dish for supper: It Is warm, sav ory nnd substantial; It ma be vailed in many ways and quickly prepared when the lardor seems to be nearly empty. November Delineator. William H. Hearst hai denied the Collier's Weekly story to tho effect that Charles Stump had stolen the Archbold letters that have been used with such effect by Hearst in his cam paign for lilsgcn. Hearst denied tt.nl he knew either Stump or Wm. W Wlnflcld, the negro, who, Stump said. aided In the theft of the letters from Archbold's office. Hearst declared that he would not attack Taggnrt uiul Kern while ho wns In Indiana. He denied that he had nny letter from Archbold to Senator Aldrlih of Itliode Island Thrce-Uutton Novelty Sac., No. 510. you and separate you from the throng who carry around uncomfortable and unsatisfactory "rcady-to-wcar" ready made clothing, are, as a matter of fact, Very Modest in Cost when ordered from us. You can better afford to wear them than the other kind. Make a selection from 500 dif ferent cloths and have us take your measure. Then we'll have the suit or overcoat Made by Ed. V. Price 8 Co. of Chicago, famous as the largest makers in the world of GOOD tailor made clothes. It will be the essence of all that is distinctive, perfect and satisfying so good you'll come to us for more. 303 TERMS TUK MATTER OK GKTTING GOOD GKOCIiRli Eating is nuieli of your life. N.uunilly vu w.mt kooi goods. We have tlicm nml it's up to )Oit tt m a)so lutely the best. JUST PHONE 51C We'll do the test. VAN RIPER BROS. CANT BE BEAT CM ASK & SANUOKN COIWEES "' '''''''HM DON'T BAKE i t i I : Pantatorium, Geo. $ :' Don J. .etin.uT, (President Abstracting ;MansrUni, Blue. Prints, Ktc. Klamath County Abstract Go. Surveyors and IrrigatIonEnglneers llii.T KJWiTiiiaw, Stcrclsty Klamath Falls,EOregon oe44o i W. McLane. Prop ' V i P. M. limit. ?r iu-l'ie". ami I'rriu1. 'i n s r: r. li Lot its ilo it fur you. Everything Home Mudc. Prices Reasonable. BREAD A SPECIALTY. Wi' put up lu. limclitu, jiImi liiiiolieri ft r I. in.' i u, I'mliinK nml picnic partus. A tilnl will tonuin y tlu,t !t is ihintr to liny tlinii to lata KLAMATH FALLS BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN Get Our Bread at Cawklns. ::;!? f-r--f,mni CIIAS. K WOKIU'.N I'riiiiili'iit M WOltDKN Cuntilor rill) MI.I.IIASt ' r 1'rrilJcT.t The American Bank and Trust Go, 'ST7Z.:.'Zu' . .. Krnzll has Riven up Its attempt to sistant Postmaster General, and who 'nrmr the coffee market of the world has been Identified with tho Demo cratic party for thirty jears, has de clared himself as a warm supporter of Mr. Taft. In n signed Interview Klvcn to the Republican National committee Mr. Jones gives his roa Hons for renouncing Dryan and tho Democratic party. Tho Interview Is as follows: "I shall vote, for Mr. Taft because 1 believe his election will Insure pros perity to the farmer, the mechanic, tho business man and to tho country generally. "Ho is a wise, safe, conservative and courageous thinker on economic questions affecting the peoplo and the public welfare "He has had largo and responsible experionco in public affairs and has discharged his many Important public duties well, faithfully and patriotical ly with repeated proofs of his great administrative ability. "He ia a strong, forceful, straight forward roan, direct and frank In speech and act and without subter fugo or Invasion. He Is a man of the people, full "of symputhy for bis fel lowman, hating oppression and unfair dealings and dovotud to tho best de velopment of this country on Just and I fair lines that shall insure everyono his just and fair proportion of this country's prosperity." UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. The "Lano County Plan" for coun try high school organization, which was ox plained in the Soptembcr num ber of tho Uuiverslty of Oregon Bul letin, has aroused u great deal of In terest toward the organisation of country high schools In all parts of Oregon. Requests for Bulletins and Information uie bUng received by the University Registrar In large numbers. The plan Is to slmplo and works so admirably iu actual prac tice that there is little doubt that the number or high school In Oregon will be moro than douuled within u comparatively short time. It makes possible better, high school In the larger townsaW ffl. eftMihment of others In country districts' where none have existed, obviating the nec essity of sending children away, from home to school it tfi6l'r education is to continue abov the eighth grade. aficr suffering a Ions of llfi.GOO.UOU With tho avowed Intention of keep ing up the price the government of Sao Paulo, tho chief state of Brazil, has been for two jears purchasing coffee from planters. After an ex penditure of f7!i,000,000, and with 8,000,000 sacks of coffee on hand, the valorization scheme U to bo aban doned. A loan of f7C.000.000 to take caro of tho present enormous accum ulations Is soon to be offered for pub lic subscription. The coliapso of this attempted corner end ul.nt is it garded as ono of the moKt Interfil ing but foolhardy financial experi ments arc attempted. Tho "valoriz ation scheme" had Its origin six years ago, when an enormous Brazilian coffee crop sent prices down violently to 3Vi cents a pound in tho New York market, actually below tho cost of production. Sao I'aulo Immediately Imposed a prohibitive tax to prevent tho planting of new trees, but this had no effect on crops, as thu treo docs not begin to produce marketable berries for five ears, and does not reach full maturity until It is ten year old. Bumper crops followed ono another, and In 1905 tho state was genuinoly alarmed when tho har vest returned 20,000,000 bags, a surplus over tho entlro world's re quirements of something like 3,000,- 000 bags. Then tho scheme was plan nod. Three states of Brazil, Sao I'au lo, Rio and Mlnas, set out to rcstoro the. price of coffeo to Its old profitable level. Besides Imposing a largo sur tax on exports, the states began buy ing, with borrowed money, all unex- ported coffeo. In twpjrcurs Sao Pau lo had purchased from the planters no less than 8,000,000 bags at an average cost of )10 a bat: NOTICE. Owing to the condition of the roads It Is necessary for us to advance the freight rate 10 ceuts per 100 pounds on all classes of freight until further notice. r From and utter this date the Joint rata b'etwegn tne Southern Pacific railroad company and tho Mciriflre freight teams is cancelled and In fu ture coiublnaUon rates will upply. i. M. aiciktire Transportation Co. 20-6t S5 p5) Iritis i. d C ' a7 ?. inm: .c yi n lj v -rr hi s-v i "f l n n "! i 2L - 'fgfcJB H iMrn-, firraai-v - m m v. HOTEL HOUSTON RATES Single Meals 35 cents Meal Tickets, 21 Meals - - $5.00 Rooms - - 25 and 50 cents per night Rooms - $1.50 and $2.00 per week J. A. HOUSTON, Proprietor sa&EtfS CAPITAL, $100,000.00 Cor. 3th and Main Street :$; -':..v I i I ARCHITECT and BUILDER J. L CUNNINGHAM iDR c P mason Dentist Ultin on nil llnlilliiU In nml iiniiiimr BRICK WORK V AND PLASTERING American llsnk A Trust Co.'. Iluildlngl linns nml SMTiiillnii, fiiriiMinl, IMlnuilr. l.lr nf Uml,, r. Ill Srniill I'litlnui' In lllllir IhiIIiIIiii: jipii limn mliliii' i)i, urUliiiilll) ) hiitlnu )uur .liiii priuiiiil b) up, i'ikisi: in.-,. Iti:sl:( i: X(Inii,k,,m .sinil, II.Ihi-ih Mill mill tllh. '--'.':...4a...:.....4 CIIIMNKYS AND FIRE PLACES A SPECIALTY H. E. CHHDERS KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON DR. WM. MARTIN Dentist Office over Klamath County Hank TiLsriioNt is D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney at Law Klamath Falls, Oregen 2500 ACRES FREE. Tho Lakesldn company has 2S00 acres of land under the Adams ditch that it will glvo RENT FREE foi one eur. This Includes the use of the land and water. Tho renter must clear and placo the land In cultiva tion. The renter gets all the crops but- we reserve the right to pasture the stubble. Tho Lakeside Comiany, J. Frank Adams, Manager, Merrill, Oregon. FOR SALE. Cottuge, with out-buildings, city water, electric lights, two lots, seven blocks from P. O. Must sell quick. A bargain. Some furniture. Call at house. l-lwk M. D. WILLIAMS. SI IE 1ST COAT, Freaks vs. Novelties IF VE OFFERED YOU A SUIT WITH A IRON VEST AND BRASS CUFFS ON THE xuu u utuuiii, AND SO WOULD WE IF VOll hah BOUGHT THAT KIND OF A SUIT. SOME MAKERS ARE FINDING A FEW SHORT-SIGHTED M FRCII ANTS WHO WILL OFFER THE PUBLIC THE I1YS TERICAL CREATIONS WHICH THEY FOIST UPON THEM. FRIEND MADE CLOTHES ami ALMA MATER STU DENT STYLES are the most advanced stvles made tlicy are the first to britiR out the novelties of the looms nnd the dyers, while their own designing reprewms the newest ideas in tailoring. Every garment they make is intended for gen tlcman s wear not for walking sign hoards. If you wam lo be conspicuous, don't buy your clothes here If you want yo'ur clothes neat, perfect fitting, stylish nnd in good taste we'd like to serve you. Our novelties are not freakish anil we show more of them than any store in the city. a Portland Clothing and Shoe Store The Outer Garment Shop for Men