The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 26, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI MARSH LANDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY phone" - - - 303 U'f W 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS.1 EASY mI T"v " -"' t"- TERta u f f I'll TI II' (', I t THE EVENING The Difference Betwoen a Suit Issued Dally, Eaeept Sunday, by tlin HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION UATK8 Ially, by mall, one year Dally, by luall, fix montha Dally, by mall, three montb Dally, by mall, on month Dally, delivered by carrier, one week KLAMATH FALLS. MONDAY. OCTOBER 2G, 1908. I.VTKUKSTIXCI PROGRAM. swept Into the Presidency It imiHt bo' li n lu.ulslldu or rnthi'r un nnlnnclie' lu the Middle Woat and In .Vow York Iquc urogram la to bo carried out at, , ,,, deibt.rl,to opinion of tin-1 .0 mi ' v ;a 1 I N V. tbc Institution of the lllllah Temple of Shrlnors In Ashland next month: The Imperial Potentnte hus com missioned Noblo J. a. Mack, Illus trious Potentate of Al Knder Tomplo. his Special Deputy for the purpose of InstltutlnR lllllah Temple at Ash land. lllllah Temple will be Instituted by Deputy Imperial Potentate J. O. Mack. Shawwal 106 10th month 1326. If you can't read that try Saturday November Hth. 190S. (laniard Opera House. Uuslncss Ses sion will begin at 2 o'clock p.m. ut which InstltutlnR tho Temple and election of candidates will take place, New York Herald newspaper, ex pressed In Its Issue of October IS, and Just ut hand. This opinion Is nil tho morn note worthy when It Ik remembered tluit the New York Herald Is a newspaper of Independent views with leaning In this campaign toward Mr. Ho an. The figures given aro baaed on tho Herald's own Independent canvass conducted by Its personal representa tives, founded "on polls, reports, op inions, straw votes In theaters nt New Tork, Mnltlmore, Mil.. St. l.ouls. Mo.. Cincinnati, O., and Wilmington, Del , wagers and general evldeuccs upon which a newspaper must depend, out Hi I 1 sCX!aW1iaaaWBM Xi, JI iA-li A "-unoD C '- INI I 1 made expressly for the man who wears it, and a suit pulled out of n nondescript pile of store clothing is plainly apparent. Tailor-made-clothes, if the pro duct of those famous merchant tailors, Ed. V. Price Zs Co., whom we represent here, are Not Surpassed Anywhtn in the world; but ready-made clothinu has to labor under the burden of generality and "avcr- ntle tiztt;." which menus that only one man out of fifty can tfet anything like a proper (it. It's Up to You TIMS MATTER OK GETTING GOOD GHOCKRIES., Eating is much of V01"' 1,fc- Ndtur.illv v ti want (jooj goods. We have ilicm ami it's up to you t iW aLv) lutcly the best. UST PHONE S 16 We'll do tlic rcili VAN RIPER BROS. CANT BE BEAT CHASE & SANBORN COPKEES DON'T BAKE Let us have made up for you your choice of 500 handsome Fall fabrics and 28 exclusive Fashion ideas just what you want all for much less money than a small tailor has to charge. PantatOrilim, Geo. W. Mciane, Prop . : t I Price. Lit us tin it for you. Evcrylhintf Home Made. Itcusonablc. BREAD A SPECIALTY. V put up box luiielii'it, aLso IuiicIich fir litiut.i e fishing tuitl picnic i:iili'K A liml will ci iiMini' J( ,, Hint it is ilu-npiT to tiny tliiui to liil.i' KLAMATH FALLS BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN Get Our Bread at Cawklns. ?- taw side of political committees, that 1110 before tho clrcua. nlwa)s biased." wear your rcr ami get our enru TllU ,g Ul0 Herald's Presidential from the Recorder. Parade 4 O'llock P. M. Dand. Arab Patrol..'. In Uniform. 44e4 -;e-:--s4- ('HAS K WOltDKN I'roMhlenl m. oimh:n Cmlilrr Ml D MKI.IIASK ' I'triUlttt The American Bank and Trust Go, Officers. Shrlnors (Visitors Invited) Good Clothes and Fox. (If jour good clothes arc In pawn wear uny old thing If It's nothing but a smile.) Candidates Eu nope. Eunuchs In Costume. Hill, Whltebouso and Itoe will be there dressed In patent leathern and a DuMon Ilolo Doquct. Orrmonlal. Trouble begins at 7; al S:30 more Trouble. Partial Paralysis 9 o'clock. Kvery candidate Is expected to bo In a slate of Innocuous Dreiuctudu at 10 p. m. Allah bo praised: Great attractions have been secur ed at enormous expense for the plea sure of the candidates. 30! He-member tho number of 30 candlntes is limited to thirty. In Hobos. I Democratic, reasonably sure. , line-up, at present. Total votu In Electoral College. Necessary to elect a President . . Republican, reasonably sure. t S3 tin 2D4 1C1 fid 3it 11 3S Our choir will render tho extreme- Pennsylvania Doubtful, Republican leanings. Doubtful, Democratic lennlug. In tho balance Taft to win, must get, doubtful votes Uryan to win, must get, doubtful votes M Reasonably Hurt' Republican. California 10 Connecticut 7 Idaho 3 Illinois 27 Iowa : 13 Maine fi Massachusetts 1 ' Michigan II Minnesota 1 1 New Hampshire I Now Jersey 4 North Dakota 4 Oregon 4 ly difficult Ilnllads "Hot Time" "Sally In our Alley" (Oh! 1 guess not), with Nobles Brlges, Shepherd and Carter urging them on with tears in their eyes. Hero's ono to our two near friends, Al Kader, Islam. May Allah bleaa them. To (he Candidate. Several Nobles are skilled Physi cians and will be In attendance at all times. Hans; on to the Hope You need not give tho Grand Hailing Sign or Distress. Evcryono -will see what's tho matter with you. Hang, on to the Hope Don't butt In; the Goat Is Instructed to do this; In doing so you Interfere with the plcasuro'of tho Goat, sec! llano; on to 'the Rope Don't at tempt to Doss the Job; remember we ure doing this and you are paying for It; you Hobs the next Job. ThoTHtnds-aro-gottlng-hottor, Jut think of the fun 'you will have In the next contortion act. Any candidate lugging In any Back Talk will be promptly swatted. You aro not on the Ground Floor In this delirious act thcrefora Hang on to the Rope. "Ob, God," he cried in acconts wild, "Shall 1 over ace my wlfo and child?" Tho Nobles yell "your only hope Is Novcr to Iobo your hold on tho Rope." Hoop-la. Don't I wish my mother could aeo me. Refreshments will be served Catch-as-Catch-can; no Marquis of Goose berry ruloa; expert carvers and 'cater ers will bo on band and you can hit tho Mahogany about 8 p.m. and make It perpetual. Light drinks will only be served, Orange Punch, Lemonade, Sltklyou.Colesteln.Llthla and Sulphur Waters In the German Village and French Chateau. E. A, 3HEKWIN. 111. Potentate. Attest, Edward T. Staples, Recorder. TAFT'tt CIIAN'CEM VKIIV IIIUUIIT. That VVUllam H. Taft has now 204 electoral VOMHi"ttrd on te turttce Is creeping IftrirWir diy'to'e goat ot 2"42 electoral vbtea ""by '"which he will win the Presidency of the United States; that William 'J.'Bryan'U only sure at the present 'time of 101 eloe loral votes, and that if he la to be 31 Rhodo Island 4 Utah 3 Vermont 4 Wuslilngton ' West Virginia 7 Wisconsin 13 Wyoming 3 Total 204 Reasonably Hurt- Democratic. Alabama II Arkansas ' Florida & Georgia 13 Kentucky 13 Louisiana Mississippi 10 Missouri I Nevada 3 North Carolina 1- Oklahoma 7 South Carolina ' Tennessee 12 Texas 1 Virginia 12 Total 1I Doubtful, Republican Leaning1. Indiana 1 f' Kansas 10 New York 3 It South Dakota 4 Ti.ial C8 Doubtful, Dcmuri-atic UuiiIubh. Coloroado ' Montana 3 Nebraska 8 Olili 23 Total 3& In the Balance. Maryland " Dulaware J Total H October 11, the Herald classed Del i.whre aa Republican, and Maryland na DvMiocratlc. Now, both these etaten ure -.'larked "in the balance." Do sciiblni: the shifting of states that ban taken place in several days, the Herald baa placed Idaho and Utah, with three electors each, und Wiscon sin, with 13, to the Taft atrlng, and has Ifft-W'toafytfidrwilh Tghtfelec tors, "but of b'eBryan coluuin but has added to it Nevada, "with 'her three votes. New York and South Dakofi-pwrth'a1o)il of '08 electors are claased aniong'the doubtful, with Republican leanings. Don J. cm wait, IPrcsideiit Abstracting Maps, FUn, Blue Prints, Etc.' K . M. I'.i mi, ') . iiikI Trent Klamath County Abstract Go. Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers Hei.t K miiiw, Secretary Klamath Falls, Oregon 4K4fr4H444444 44404444Kt4 If - ":'l - i ji jT'. i x "i I . 1 Qlw4 ' w " w wt$ 1& m arn i.aw , ?-iii rim.1 iwrrm y. i n i tr DR. C. P. MASON Dentist American Hank A Truxt Co.' llulMIng T DR. WM. MARTIN i Dentist Office over Klamath County Hank V 444444404 9E ,., DIUIV WUAA AND PLASTERING chi.mni'.ys and kiiik pi.aui:sasi'i:uiai.iy TautruoNC 1 D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney st Law Klamath Falls, Orgen . H. E. CHILDERS l KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON '- I iifl "... 4? CAPITAL, $100,000.00 Cor. .1th and Main Street Subscribe for Tint Herald, the, no Blent paper In the K In mat li basin New York Is stated to be the grent renter of the ronillrt at the very end of tho lampnlgn. - Mr llryrin. It is iinld, now realizes that he mum have the 3!) electoral votes of Now York or ho cannot be. elected to thn Presi dency. Judgu Taft, It Is understood, realties that If he loses New York ho will lose his own utatu of Ohio, a largo number of states In the Middle West, Delaware, Marylnnd and per haps New Jemey and Rhode IMand In tho Enst, and will bo defeated. Tho betting in New York favnra Mr. Toft. It It significant that thn lleruld'H polM In Maryland gave Mr. Taft u timall majority, while the theater poll In niiltlmorn gave Mr. tlryan a small majority, ncgrooti being almost ex cluded from tills votu. Thn Ilaltlmnro negroon aro almost nulldly for Mr. Taft, and It Is stated that 17,000 of these voters hold the balance of pow er In Hint city. Tho Herald thlnka Hint Mr. Tuft will carry Ohio by CO, 000. Straw votes In Maryland, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Now York City and Now York, Cincinnati, llnltlmoro and Ht. Louis theaters gave Mr. Taft 17, 307 votes, and Mr. Ilrynn 14,114 votes. Tho pollu ulso showed thut Now York's theater-going public pre fers Mr. Tuft to Mr. Ilrynn, and Mr. Chanlcr to Mr Hughe-i. 2300 ACRES FREE. J. L. CUNNINGHAM I ARCHITECT and BUILDER j I'liiii- iiml SHi(.illcn liirnMieil, l.oUinnlr-, ghm en oil l.hi lit Wink, fllilll SliuiU ( ,,hh,- ,i tHtlie llll,llllllg In hiillillng )i.ii limn,, iiiinliliie l)li-, orlgiinilll) mill eielininy b) liiitlng ..ut- plum pri'imriil h) me. I'IKIM: III,-,. niNHHAI : iiiiiKii, Siren, It.lHMii hlli mill Ulli. :. 4'b4 W4f,.-:.iW-WH44 The Lakeside company baa 2500 acres of land under the Adams ditch that It will give RENT FREE foi one' yuur. This includes the use of the laud and water. The renter roust clear and place tho land In cultiva tion. The renter geta all the crops but we reserve the right to pasture the stubble. The Lakeside Company, J. Frank Adams, Managor, Merrill, Oregon. Freaks vs. Novelties IF WE OFFERED YOU A SUIT WITH A SHEET IRON VEST AND BRASS CUFFS ON Till? COAT YOU'D LAUGIIT, AMD SO WOULD VE-IF YOU HAD BOUGHT THAT KIND OF A SUIT. SOME MAKERS ARE FINDING A FEW SHORT-SIGHTED MKRCII ANTS WHO WILL OFFER THE PUBLIC THE HYS TERICAL CREATIONS WHICH THEY FOIST UPON THEM. FRIEND MADE CLOTHES and ALMA MATER STU DENT STYLES are the most advanced stvles made they are the first to brinR out the novelties of the looms and the dyers, while their own desiKninf,' represents the newest ideas in tailoring Every garment they make is intended for cn tleman s wear not for walking sign boards. If yon want lo be conspicuous, don't buy your clothes here If you want your clothes neat, perfect fitting, stylish and in good taste we'd like to serve you. Our novelties are not freakish and wc show more of them than any store in the city. i Fortiand Clothing and Shoe Store The Outer Garment Shop for Men -'-- ' - , i I I