The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 06, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMARSH LaNDS OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY ! 30j 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. EASY Pll I ill i'!tS ' t n "riJM L . 1 l f ,j 19 Wild ik'.' I'1ll: urs-Htj P "SR ! h- .;;r tl'A MlV,;i naT P mm THE EVENING HERALD A SI Itl'ltlSi: l-'nlt TDK Ul.lt MVN. Imuih! Dally, llxrcpt Sunday, by tlm HE.KAJ.D PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor SUIISCKH'TION HATKS Daily, by msll, ono yonr Dally, by tunil, plx months lUlly, by innll, three mouths.. I 'ally, by mull, one uniiitJi. . .. I 'ally, delivered by carrier, one ..' IK) . . '-' ;o . 1 M . . Ml i KLAMATH FALLS. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY i. 1909. Pl.KIXii: SVSTI'.M" AMI n rum's. Fioiu tlu nni in which tin- great majority of llu numbers tif tint Leg islature "lino up" In support of the more nlnr" bills It becomes evi dent tlmt "Stiitement One" was by no un-nlis the onl.v object on which 1 ledges vvero made beforo the elec i. on. Men anxious to go to tin- Leg Mature apparently have promised . ml pledged nil lncrcns.es of salaries .it bow been asked by officials or utidldate. These pledges, clearly. wi c-xacte-d as conditions f support .il election, and the fruits nre now . ,-earing In the gencal rush ii( the "i. ' bills, some of which now for . . first time appear, while other bills arrested two years ago b ..... (.'jveruor's u-to, and now are be inj used over It ' i who want to go to the Left ist, tire often will promise an) thing r pi 5ge an) thing for support. They . Ik themselves to be Intimidated by portions or factions, of the elec torate, and since the "Statement" hat come Into vogue nnd the pledge It authorizes Is common, the practice has become n precedent for nil other pledges and promises to do In the Legislature wbntou-r personal or sel fish Interests may require of the member.. It Is an abominable system, at variance not only with represen tative government, but with the rights of the people and with honesty and decency and economy la the pub lic service. Yet It Is argued that the "pledge system" Is right, that It secures and enforces tlio will of the people. Hut no pledge over Is exacted by the body of the people, or In the Interest of the body of the people. Tor that really Is not necessary On political (luestlons members of t! Legisla ture In general will net with their pari), anu are expect- i - mi; in other matters there I. ain s some private Interest against vvi.ich alii ought to bo on their guard A frac tion of the people It not the people; a fat Hon of a party Is not n party. The Statement" pledge was a mere fmUi-ual expedient and effort, which In Its results has complete defeat ed the will of l lie people, not merel In tbo eleit Um of Chamberlain, but lu the election of Uniirne ns well. Pledges of candidates for the Leg islature to snlnr) grabbers have pro duced a most Immoral combination for extortion In the shape of "more" fm t Mclals in nil parts of the statu. and for the creation of a greut Hit of unnecessary and hitherto unknown olllces. Perhaps the time It coming when the statu of Oregon will signify that It has had quite enough of this sys tem, and will put an end to It. from "Statement One" down the whole line. For It cannot long be pleas ing to the eople to find that their political rights have been bnrteri-d away by pledges which ch-ci men to the highest political olllces who do not represent their principles at nil, nnd that the revenues of the nine, paid b a drastic system of taxation, are "pledged" In vast sums for In crease of salaries and creation of tin additional bordo of officials. The pledge system is Indeed bearing Its fullest fruit. And to clinch the peldges ni to salaries and olllces the "emergency" clause, which In these ease Is merely an assumption as false as Impudent, is freely used, so as to cut off the ref erendum and. avert the sure rejection that would bu tlio fato of the Jobs One of those big, luud men who got Into the pi tin woods earl), en dured the hardship:! of u pioneer, finally matlo a fortune, ami then came to Detroit its onu of thu favored spots. on earth luwhlch to live, has a omig sou who lupltes to athletic honois ami has a big room lu thu tmru equip ped n h a g.viiiunilum. The old gen tleman was a powerful man lu his day and bud to ileal with refrnctoi) woodsmen, who yielded to nothing .- mil iiiusiiiiui iiiiiuu ii m minimi !for ii pel son HKo him to reallru that age draws on strength and activity , One afternoon Inst week the fathei I went by special Invitation to see the gjmunxlum Ihu tlrst thing to attract his intention was u punching bag. one of those arrangements that coiium; 'back when you lilt II. ami comes back harder the hnrdur )ou hit It. When i Its lisis were explained to the old giant of the woods, lie promptl) an nounced that he'd either "bint Un tiling ur knock It through the cell ing." , Drawing back ns If to fell an nx, ihu father let go, and there was a thud us though a trolley car had col lided with an elephant Iteforo the I air had ceased to quiver there wusl a quick but subdued "biff " The bag had nunc back, driving the puncher's , cigar half way down bin throat, till ing his whiskers Willi hot ashes, and starting thu claret from Ills promi nent nose. With such a whoop as used to awaken the echoes of the North woods the old rcnti-ninn went nt the bag. And the bag staved right I with bltti It was llternllv give and tak", the mr.ddeued puncher tearing around as if ho were fighting bei-ii Humor ani Philosophy B PUNtAN M SMITH PERT PARAGRAPHS. Tlie mil) renmiii we oujis't to other scople lining iih the) pli'iise Is Unit II tl liiillllll In inllllli't Willi lis III lining we plense. which latter ne Intend tu bold mil fur The l-s -ii-ifie mime ut us have the luorv n lull. sIhiiii It mid nilvcrilw II j r. T -i"i i'i M$k it .AJr u a The lens lutcllii't n innll lus tin- uir llulse be luilki's Hboilt It Women have a great ileal ( eiiilns It) IHI'IIUSC IlllSI-rVlltlllll lllll lllllLtll I In-Ill that ll tuive ii t-reit ili-n "I , livri'llveliess, ulid kii u uil ul kulna- it develiHil Ttn-re limy W things Unit ui-inev rati nut liny. If so. It Is likely lli.il ui'-vt , uf us have lisd Itieui lu stuck a lull.' I lime ud h would like In trji tin-1 lliulie) . It Is the iiliiililllious In-llvf uf Hie, peripatetic lireibreii Hint nil hi ncquulm slice should Hut lie fnrgutli-u If It will land for either touch ur m biiudout The work of the vurluus liiillulntl etui- l lu m Ai i-V --ss'--:--.so-."-'.-- '-:-vv.. Abstracting Maps, I'tinii, llltic I'rlnis, Mr I M.N J .t'M'IAI I, I'teslilvllt ..'.'. l!C, "'MliN,! Klamath County Abstract Co Surveyors mid Irrigation EiiJlitccr IUI.T ll millt'lV, S'-iniy Klamath Falls, Oregon ."s,--s,-'- 44 '''SH44H' ss--K'0"' .ova,AAt1 "" It Takes Good Taste i r tills I lid l 1(1 I In liHltirM aif H Ill-lfs tml throwing u ton Into every punch.' .umirlllll ,,,., ,.,i vari4 v.n Thu conchmea nnd the stable-boy had to be called uu to help part the old man and the punching bag Then the sou had to hide the shut gun. for the puffing, used-up fnther vowed all kinds of vows that he would git even with that "auleritiullc slugger" Derolt Tree Press. Ileiui-ll are utitoltitely pusltlv lone have the right misurr they A gisl Juke depends entirely fur Its IIi-o-ns iihiii the time, the plair suit tlm Individual j nluird nt. To decorate a home prop erly. First you must ltuve beautiful wall paper. It must be well put on. It must be durable as well as beautiful. We handle the newest patterns, the most beautiful shades and the best qualities. The price also recommends them. ROBERTS S HANKS HARDWARE MERCHANTS 44'-4A4VA44A . J..AAA.A.t.A.A..)l I.NTI.'ltr-STl.N'fJ r.Mlri. EXPERIMENTAL MATRIMONY. Amor.j if h.. ..oiml.-ir vmn w.-r.. l.rmiclit to as one of the tlnent In the world . .i tfi-i.. i An Englishman bus Invented a Ulilf UUll VIM 111. ..iikiiv 11 uui .i-.u bo suggested that each of these acts.' OICJCI" tor int- uiinu. in rem..,, i In order to provide sure protection ' " tnumc)cie. earning iwe.vu r.u for the various Jobs, should declare hM- '',l ' " ',,,,,,K ,or"' ,, ,1,,M that the Initiative ueu-r should bo ,' steering used for their appeal. Oregoulnn.l According to the umegnies ii.i.e naiiouai opticians couvvuiiun in uu Trial Marrlac. Is tht flult Many Pcoplts. Aiunug iinlliy pitiple I. Itie iturl-l The Hum: Kong harbor hus a wa-, rU, ,,,., u. , ,.,..,! ,.,. tor urea of ten miles, and Is rcgaided I tillm Anions iln- tir.i-ks mur'tukv Is I considered mil) n .1 li-up-iiur) cnu t Vellleliie, lint lilhillng un Iln- parlies I uiurr than one )ear" the (uiix-qiit-uie The I'nlted States has tin st variety of postage suinfps greut- I Every Farmer X The envelope was Inventid in lCiSi'i'Wl'hln. women1 e.-s are weaker in and was In dlsfaxor for a long time. nHn nl"n """ "'"'" '" "'" '"" " wear glnssi-s It Is not n hundred )iars ago since ( itn4 for women were composed not 'of whalebone or hardened leather, hut of bars of Iron and steel from .three to four Inches broad and elgh- teen Inches long. Knglnnd has 3100 milch cows. The Ilrltlsh salmon is said to be 'worth I ."5 11 per ton. 1 An ordinary locomotive Is cotillion 'ml uf near!) f.toO pieces i IT- . Jl I l I I 1 - 1 1 1 'tl 1 -J- ' 11 I- - HI 1 1 " 4 As well as every busluess man should have a bank account. Why? BeCflUSe I Y"ur money Is safer In u bunk thmi anywhere ulae. Pujlng )our bills by check Is the simplest nnd most convenient method. Your check becomes a voucher for thu debt you pay. It gives )ou a hotter standing with business men. .Money In tho bank strengthens our crtBlt. A bank account tenches, helps and encourages you to gave. This bank does all thu bookkei-plng. Your bank book Is a record of )our business. To those desiring Hanking Connections with uu Old llstubllshud Hank, wo extend our services. The First National Bank of Klamath Falls, Ore. : When You Have Saved $50 tho question ntlse, "How ahull t Invest it?" There Is no better way that a Certificate! of Deposit lu tlio FinST TltfST At S.V IXHS IIAXK OK KLAMATH FALLS, OIL Our Cortlflcntcs ot Deposit nro Issued In sums of ?50 and upwards. They bear Interest at Jho, rate of 3 per cont and nro roncwablo at tbo end of six or twelve months. If you want security for your Bavlngi, and absenco of nil oacpenso or worry incldont to mortgages, bonds, stocks, etc., GET A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT W -THIS DANK. Tbo Certificates arn rqndlly negotiable and as collateral security nro unexcelled. ONE DOLLAR Oil MOHE WILL OPEN A SAVINGS AC COUNT. WE WILL LOAN YOU A LITTLE BANK. The First Trust & Savings Bank, Klamath falls, ore. i Intended to refute the statements of l'ollii- CoiniulHsloner Illugham. ol New York, u report prepared by thu, freuentl;.- Iliiill.il n a few ihi)n or Ivlug that 'u 'uigi- proxirli-iii uf tin- old lllld middle ilgiil llli'll l) fli-Uvlll '-lunging have bad innll) trlti-s, mid ' their chlMieii MiiitiTisI iiriiiind th. coiiutry, an- iiukiiuuu lu tlu-iu " i:vl I deuce uf slinlljr i-rot-tli of eip.-rl mentnl lunlrlinuii) ami ruiiiiiil-l.il wrl- ity nre found iiiii.mii; iiimiii uf tup j Atiierlcnu I mlluii till-, uu litli cuull rivnts. lu parts nf liri-oiilnnd li mouths I' ibe trial dead line. Im-hnml uml wifi Hep.irutlng If the "lii heiirls-lwii . UllUlls1' tbisiiy llevelups lllx-ulil nll-.ld of harmony .Marring.- iitimng the K-mik-ihIus, ni cording to Ivenne. Is uf u purt-l) Ii-miki-rnry iinture. "illssuiviil uu Uu- II,-titi-it (iri-teit or villlmut m) pretext nt ull merely thimigli luve of rliiinge ur en price." "In Tusiniinlu," siys lir Mllllg-iu, "trljl mnrrliiges result In a uicesluii of wives." , lu Ha mo i Uu- wife's tenure uf ot!ln MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value When lilucks in Millri Atltlitum wero olTcrocl nt biirk'iun prices n number of xlin-wil inves tors ImiukIu: since that time values have increased tnnterially. These Lots arc Bnrrfnln Buys ut pre.sent prices, niiil there is every reason to anticipate an ailvance in prices. Komi'in her the.st' lots are FIFTY feel in width nnd ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET deep -more than double tho area of most town lotu olfered to investors. FRANK IRA WHITE CAPT. O. C. APPLECATE Office on Fifth Strt FRANK WARD Land Salesmen. cle-rk of tho city mnglstrato'u court hau been Just ir.adu public showing that Jews do not head tho list In the number of crimen in Nuw York as Hlnghain observed. Thu report clas sifies thu foreign-born Jews as "Itus slans" nnd gives tho following table from tho couit records: Offenders burn lu thu United States, 39.&81 ; Russia, 12, 192; ltnl, 10.CS0: Iro land. 'j.SUU, Uermany. 0,0 lu, ling laud, l.CCu; France, 1,009; Ore-ece-, 7.02K. MriCH FOK I'fllLICATION. De-partment of thu Interior, U. S. ;Liiud Olllco at Lakovlovv, Oregon, Do J cumber 24, 190S. Notlcu Is hereby given that John J. 'itnhm, of Klamath Falls, Oregon, ,who, on January 9,1907, inndo llome- Htt-uil Entry, No. 370S, (Horlal No. ,0392), for ns nmomlod, tho E8Wli Sec. 80. NE14 NW!, NW 14 NE', Soc. 31, T. 38 3., It. 10 E.. W. M., hus filed notlcu of Intention to make , final flvo year proof, to establish ! claim to thu land abovo described, beforo County Clerk, Klamath Coud- ty, at his office, '.t Kliroatii Falls, Or egon, on tho 8th day of Fobrunry, 1909. Clalmaut names as wltnossos: J. N. Pine, Frank Irish, John Shep herd, Arthur Kolloy, Hoy Kinsman, II. W. KOOS3CO, all of Klamath Falls, Oregon, J. N. WATSON, 2-K Register. wci-ks, uml marriage is witiii-tlun-s only nn exctiu- fur tbifcists and festivals so ib-ar to the hearts of thu pleasure ' loving natives, In the Indlnn urchlpi-lngu It Is n com mon practice for formal innrrluges to be llmttrd, suinetliues fur only a mouth and nt others for a pc-rlud of several ' years. Schoolcraft. ( New York City. There are thirty-two lltn-s of ferries plying helu-rcn Mauhattuii Inland oud , nearby shuii-i, currying u dally aver- ' age of 1'W.Wsi pnsseugt-rs. New York city has 113 public parks, j Turjiujc in nizi- iroui u revv yards in the angle ut triTts up lo rclhaoi tiny park taming i.twi ue-rcs. A large rmlatiriint Is planned In New York for Proud way nnd One Hundred and Forty-fifth strc miles from the original which the wIsvae-u-M of IS'iU deelnrua "too fur ilptovvu." .New York Herald. BALDWIN 5 BALDWIN Not Brothers; Just Plumbers PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTERS CONTRACT WORK A SPECIALTY Prices Reasonable and Work Guaranteed Tsuraoxa It D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney at Law Klaaath Fall, Oraa Flippant Flings. Whit suburbiiii.llfe needs Is nn auto matic liiimll'e leiirer,-l).iliinuiv Kan. The peiiih iroji hnsu't Jusui destroyed yot. What's the matter? Are the pessl (lists nil deadf-ToledO tllnde.' KIob Alfonso job has Its compen sations. Fi-llowf are not botbi-rlhg him all the time to Insure bis llfe.-I'ltts-burg Uuzetto-Tlmes. "It is a dllflcult Job to name a horse.1 nys n proin'liient aportliiK editor. Htlll wo have heard some men rail a loslnr borsu ull kinds of mimes without very much apparent. trouble.-Wasblnaton Post .N'OTICK FOIl l'lJltl.l(,,TIO. Depnrtiuenl of thu Iniminr n ti I,, TJ " t"1'""" H. 1908. Notice U heruhy given Unit Maud Ilayden, of Klumuth Falls, Oregon, who, Nov. 30, 1908. Hindu Timber uml ;. uliuust ten jK"""u Appllcnllon No 0SS2, for NI0'4 ml Astor Iluuiie. NW!4, Sec. 29, Tp. 37 H It. II 12., vv. ai has uieil iiiillru of Intention to mnko final proof.to establish claim to the land above described, beforo County Clerk Klamath Co., ul his of. flew, at Klamnth Fulls, Oregon, on tho 20th day nf February, 1909. Claimant names as wltnossos: Albert IluiiUoii, A. M. Jamison, John 0. Bchnllock, lion Carlisle, all nf Klamath Falls, Orogon. J. N. WATSON, Iteclstnr. s1 BRICK WORK AND PLASTERING CIII.MNCY8 ANI rlBB I'LACIW A SI'i:AWi IJ-1H It ! safe to presume that those peo ple who are always talking of the joy of giving are well established with tbi laves of the lamp or some other gen ius who joyoaaly furauute tae wnassv CENTRAL CAFE Open Day and Night Private Dining Parlor Oyatera Served In Any Style J. V. HOUSTON, Prop. H. E. CHILDERS i KLAMATH rALLS. 0tt DR. C. P. MASON Dentist A.....l H-..U X Tnml C4.'l B""" Aiiirrii.ii wii - ' DR. WM. MARTIN,' Dentist OfflM ovr JClth CWMT ,. i