The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 08, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextifADCU t ..Mixc ARFiriKT'C PTr.WRST SOU, ARFT AnV phone IVJLttULYOn lj-flllJai? wjMw - xii x , x - - - 303 50 PES CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. EASY TEHli. ii iiiim'i iw n nnw in i i .... "mn mam iliBHl lifij, $n 't ' ii-aw.isijw fcjM-rrti i;ai,nwiw ra'r ( THE EVENING HERALD Issued Dally, Except Srtndsjr, by Ilia HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor 8DBSORIPT10N BATES IMHft by mail, one year Dally, by mall, als month. Dally, by mail, lhre month. Dally, by mall, oca month Dally, delivered by carrier, ona weak as .15 00 . 2 60 . 1 88 60 U KLAMATH FALLS, MQNDAY. MARCH 8. 1909. LOVK IXCOMln.lll.K. There la do lovo so great as tho mothcHoro: no devotion that will willingly make audi heroic aacrlflce. recent terrible Arc, In which scores ot achool chlldron lot tholr lltcs. lirought (ortb an excellent exatuulo n( tlio calm aacrlOcc of a mother to i heer her daughter at tho moment of death. Calllnic tho nnmo or her llttlo girl who the know was In the burning I'Ulldlng, tho mother rushed to tho nearest window and, with tho flame. circling about her, tried to climb In. Mm waa retrained by force, and then ii n audden suit ot wind cleared rvruy the amoke, the aaw outlined In the window at which ahc had .ought ntrntce the figure of her daughter. Tim window was near tho ground, hnt two hundred fronted children who pushed from behind made It lm lulu!e for the little girl to climb out, She waa pinioned by the leg lu the cruih of bodies that were jam med against the wall. Tho mother called to bar to climb out. The child's lias Bored bnt her worda were lost In the roar ot tho flames. When she saw she, could not mako herself heard he" smiled and shook her head. tlie mother pressed her body ag ainst the wall and by reaching up waa able to lay her band on the girl's head. She seized her by the hair and pulled, but to no avail. The child's garments were on Arc, When she aaw that It waa useless to try to fall her daughter through tho window, and reaMted that bop was gone, the mother .laid her hand on the child's, face and stroked It while the Ire ate upward through tbc llttlo tot'a garments. Calmly she walked ncrois the street to the house ot a phjslclan, where she refused to be attended until three children, who had preceded her, were care for. March Delineator. CONSK.llV.VTIO.V CO.NOIIK88 OX Al'Ul'ST 18.17.18. WHEN HOOHKVKI.T (1ETN TO AI'UIOA. Your Iukkuko lollvctod, ou gu by train from Mombasa to Nairobi, 31? miles up the lino. From horo the real start lulu, the Interior Is usually niado. Yoo will have previously so cured your hunter's llceuse, cestlug too, or IJGOi without which no one Is pormltlod to hunt what Is known ns Itoyal Oamo., Tho elephant, hippo potamus, buffalo, rhlnocerous, eland, giraffe, sebra, luipolla, and ostrich come under this head; and eveu with allcente only a limited number may be killed. For the first twenty-rive or thirty miles a stern and wary eye must be kept upon tliu native porters. Invv Bo serious la becoming the question ot suppltng ties for our rallioads, Unit the Basts ' system rwCvntl) sent Its manager ot the timber and ttu department on a tour to the Or lout aud Europe, lu make idy ot conditions. It was learned, ninuim othor tales, that throe hundred cara ago the Japanese goverutnont began te eoaasrv Ita forests; and that, aa a reault of Ha foresight, Ju pan ta now selling ties to railroad In this eountry and Mexico. .Theiu Is a duty ot twenty per cunt un each tie Imported Into the United Utntes. That we should be paying it twenty per cent duty on ties Is one ntnonK many cowantly accumulating evi dence, ot the thoughtless extrnvn ' effs.ani a ijT Abstracting ;, . icn, " k ''. and i Maps, rians, Blue ITInti, He. Dux J '.UMWAir, I'resld.nt ndliiai I timber supply has .went away. Csrhartt Overalls. 26 Tho first Comer . it Ion Congress for nil tho Northwestern states will tnkit place In Seattle on August J6-17-IS. A call for tlio Congress las Just been Issued by the Washington Conservation Association, one of tl.'e strongest state organltatlons In the country Arrangements havo been made for the cntortalnmont of 1000 delegates and the meetings will bo held In the. big auditorium on the grounds of the Alaska-Yukon-PaclBc exposition. Tho governor of all tho states will be asked to be In attendance nt tho Congress. Such men as Andrew Car negle, Qlfford l'luchot. Frederick Woyorhaouser and other-) have -already been extended Invitations to participate In the Congress, and ac cording to C. II. Bally, Secretary of the Conservation Association, the con vention wilt be the biggest thing of Its kind ever hold In the United States saving that of tho Congress ot Governors callod by tho Prosldont a year ago. The Washington Conservation As sociation has engaged Aahol Curtis to go through tho stato and tako a series of conservation photographs that, It Is expected, wilt be second to none In the world. These will be exhibited In the exposition auditor ium during the Congress. The views will Include forestry, fisheries, Irrl cation and athnr nhaKoa at rant-rvit- The scorching flames enveloped the on ork ...,h ., ,.. ,..,-.. child from bead to foot, but the moth nover ba MBCBjWcd ,n ,ho Wwt. cr continued to console her while thoi fire. burned' on. When tho floor fell In, and. look tho dead girl with It,-' Warts will be cured by wiping the mother withdrew her hand. It them acvoral times dally with castor wait burnt to a crisp to tho elbow, oil and allowing It to dry In. Itably there will bo desertions, so gntire with which that sometime an expedition I t.cr tously depleted. Thero aro wily ones who make a practice ot enllstlug with one outfit to obtain tho one mouth's i wages that must Invariably bo psldi In advance, and slplplng back to lho coast at the first opportunity to re-' peat tholr tactics elsewhere. Thirty porters to esch white In the party Is the usual numbor employed, and sixty pounds per man Is the regula tion load, which must not bu exceed cd: but whero forced marches are contemplated for any reason, It Is far better to reduce the load to fiflj or Ofly-flvu pouuda, and take along more men. Hut although so largo a number of mon Is required, tho cost, after nil, Is not so, staggering as )ou nmy think. Tho pay for porters, undor ordinary conditions, ranges from 11.60 toi $0,00 a month, with an extra allow ance of front II to $2 for food. Uun bearers and caravan headmen, or course, draw higher wages, the hund man getting from twelve to fifteen dollars a month If bo bo a Bwablll, and nearly double that amount If he bo a Somali. Cheapness In this re spect I n poor economy: the Sortmlt Is the highest type of natlvo In Brit ish East Africa; and whllo the Swah II la competent to do, he by no means approaches tho other In courage and offleloncy.- CD. Taylor. In the March Every body's. our iimgiiincent bean ruthlessly K. K. K Store Klamath County Abstract Go, Surveyor- and Irrigation Engineer, Ita.T K With sow, Secrelsry Klamath Fills, Oregon - ----.ni.t ! eeeeeee4eeeeeee4eeeeaaa------1.ttt()i I - - The NOTICE. Utile will be received by the under signed, Clerk ot School DUttrkt No I, Klamath County, Oregon, until I I. M., Friday, March li. I"!, for tho delivery of 76 cords of 4. foot pine wood cot from live trees, to be corded at achool house grounds on or before August IB, 1W0I. A check ot 10 per cent of amount of bid to accompany each bid for faithful perforinnnni of contract. The Uoard reserfrs thu right to reject any and all bids. Dated this Ith day of March, l0 J W SIBMKNH, 0-15 Clerk Dlst Mo. 1 I fB H M2lH -. f--KC' ul TT . i; awrv- universal7 Bread Maker Mixes and kneidi Bread thoroughly U Three Minutes. The Hands do not Touch the Dough. 1 ROBERTS & HANKS HARDWARE MERCHANTS NOTICE FOR rtlll.IC.T10N. Ulavtew List No. &1. United States Land Office. Lake view, Oregon, January 13, 190. Notts. Is hereby given that the Northern Pacific Hallway Company, whoso post office address la St. I'aul, Mlnanesota, has on this -Mb day of December, 1 80S. filed In this office Ita application (Serial No. 0315), to select under the provisions of the Act of Congress, approved July I, JR8 Atjho Doston Immigration Station I (jo Stat. 0J, SI0), Lot I of ruction one blank was recently filled out as follows: Name Abraham Cherkowiky. Dora Yea. Business Rotten. Kv erybody'a Magaslno. 1 In township IS south ot range 7H and Lot S of seatloa T In township S3 aouth of ratn.T. all vast of Wll- 'lamette Principal Meridian, contain- 'Ing 61. IS acres. J Any and all persons claiming ad versely the lands described, or do- A Toxas congressman Introduced a bill appropriating f 1 0,000 for tho use of th Department of Agrlcul-I'lrleg to object bi-cau.e of the roln turn In experimenting In the manu-,ral character of the land, or for an) farmro of paper from rornstalka. I other reason, to the dlH-l lo an- ipllcatit, should fllii thrlr affidavits of FOR SALE Second band ton bug .protest In this office, on or before the K)'. Inquire of P. n. Southwortli. 1 Combined Resources and Liabilities of I FIRST NATL BANK AND I FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS BANK f WE ASK YOU to examine our statemont ot condition. People who Intrust their isey to a bank should apsoetblng of Its finan- e ,J ei-1 strength. Z The annexed ataiement tor itaelz-oa lu r atreaatk we asOlalt. your bus- im ' IfOans and discounts,.... $113,007.40 Banking bouse, furniture IG, 898.3 Duo from reservo agonta 11,878.70 Cash on hand 11,930.46 Redemption Fund, U. 8. Treasury 000.00 ' Checks and cash Items 3,036.77 Overdrafts .. 368.37 I, a. Honda 10,000.00 Due from Banks and Bankers 397.33 Other real estato owned.. 640.S0 Duo from other National Banks 618.87 Bonds, Securities lf.,844.16 Capital Stock Surplus Undivided profits Circulating jsetea. speared . by V. 8. Ifswdsv..- Due. akata aa-V Private Banks ; Due State, Trust Co'j...... Due approves! Reserve' Agents ....!.... Dividends uaBal.;.... SafMalu ... 8183,961. 0 RabacrllMt for the HEJULH. I3tb day of March, l0!l. I J. N. WATSON, I 118 Register.! MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value When hlockn in Mills Addition were offered nt bargain prices a number of ahruwd inves tors IxhikIiI; ince that timo values liavo incn'iisetl materially. These Lots are Bargain Buys nt prcuc'iit price, nnd thcru ia every reason to anticipate nn advance in prices. Remem ber these lots aro FIITY feet in width and ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ITET deepmoro than double tho area of most town lots olTored to investors. FRANK IRA WHITE CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE Office on Flftk Strut FRANK WARD Land Salesmen. e0woe-ev CO.000.00 7,600.00 26,301.19 10,000,09 Z 1,943.14 4,671.09- 1,688.86 .vi 106,099.37 1183,961.66 X The First National Bank I First Trust 6 Savings Bank Klamath Falls; Ore. WMMMIIMIf 8MMHHJ886689 O. K. TRANSFER GO. Keep' us moving; wc are prepared for worR Teaming, draying and forwarding. It noT Reliable and prompt service worthy yottR Attention? Day or Night. We're not a comA Jfumber phones, oflice 871 and 879 the barjf Sy: Baggage and Pianos are ipecialtit'S freight orders handled quickly. No blufF ltiippcd with the only piano truck her Reasonable rales on goods stored. DcttcR CSill or phone us before placing orders, C O. K. TRANSFER CO. BALDWIN & BALDWIN Not Brothers; Just Plumbers PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTERS CONTRACT WORK A SPECIALTY Prices Reasonable and Work Guaranteed HERALD ADS PAY ossumMM ' ! ' 9 MM'6t0a)646a00M0atM Guaranteed Paints " . We hvn full line of W. P. Fuller's Pure Prepared PAINTS A Bin Line of Watiatf Stores Jut Rtctlwd GEO. R. HURN .....tT.T..TTT.TfTTTTII,l,l,tMMSMM)tM)f IFOR SALE if BRICR WORK AND PLASTERING WELL IMI'HOVED KAIIM of 600 acrcH, 10 miles Houttiwutl of Klamnth Falls. Will soil ns a whole or In part. Tonus, part down, tlio Ijalntico In do- i iorr.0 pttyinonts. Apply to R. A. EMMITT at thr I'ost OStv. - '1 Dry Wood 4(oot and MMnch M. It ANDIKSON, Phone 203 TauMsoiis it . V. gtWYKIJCDALL Attorney st Law Klamath Falls, Orofea CIIIMNEVB AND FIBS PLAOKH A SPECIALTY H. 1. CHILDERS aslAMAM FAUS, OttMS SI immrmmmmmm DILCP. MASON Dtatlit AueHcaD Bank A Trott Co.'i DR.WM.MAWW: Dentist Offlee over Klamath Ooontf'' ii