The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 12, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJ52. -AJ V- 'i'tCC' i 'fi?i .f A.v i rBVf'": , iWJ H-T t --f J !' ""v I It M r '-.4 IV "2 l MARSH LANDS 50 FIR CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER.; PHOKil . . -.m.m MAfr a i u' z w "i OREGON'S RICHEST 5U1L .tt.JDJCiJU rw ---31 BAKGA.NS AT $25 PER ACRE mWWIW. EASY tj ABEL ADY KLAMATHS GREATEST THE EVENING HERALD ImdJ Dally, Kicept Sunday, by the HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. 0. SMITH. Editor SUBSCRIPTION Dally, by mall, ant year Dally, by Hall, six Booth . . . . Dally, by mall, three month. Dally, by mill, on motto Daliy, delivered by carrier, ont week... . HATKS: .15.00 . 2.50 1.16 (0 SO KLAMATH PALLS. SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1909. MLAVKBV ENERVATING TO MIL. t8ays Harris Olckion In 8uccss liiagailnc: "The plan of cultivation under alavcry dcstrojed the land. Take a gentleman In Virginia, for In stance, who owned a hundred slaves. Thoeo negroes had been trained to cultivate cotton. They kne abso lutely nothing else. The owner plalntcd hi land In cdtton. He could not rotate his crops. When his land wore out ha moved his sllaves to new lands and pursued the same process. Instead ot replenishing the soil, the planter made It a point to clear so many acres of new ground each sea' son. This virgin land returned s sure yield. Out he was eating up bis capital, and leaving nothing (or his son. We have millions of acres which are considered worthless alter forty years ot cultivation. In Eu lope the lands that have been culti vated (or a thousand years are more productive to-day than they havo ever been. Our people are waking up to the (act that they cannot go on forever clearing their new lands and destroying the old. They must re turn to the soil every year a little ore than they tako off. This change Is coming." THE AITO STllOr. WITH RARE TACT. Mrs. A. wis calling on Mrs. 11. whose husband had recently com mitted suicide by hanging himself In tho attic Remembering her daugh ter's parting Injunction to avoid the unpleasant subject, sno steered the conversation Into household chan-nele. "Are jou doing your oan washing now!" she Inquired. "No." replied Mrs. 8.. "not now. It la such cold work getting It on the "Tee. It la." said Mrs. A., "but you ban such a nice large attic to hang thlaga la." COLOR-BLIND. Three Irishmen were stopping at a second-rate hotel and one of them Imbibed so freely at the bar that he ) id to be carried to his room. In which also slept a negro In a separ ate bed. Ills comrades, as a practi cal Joke on him, proceeded to paint tho Irishman's face black. In the morning, when awakened by the pro prietor, he got up and happened to catch eight of himself In the mirror. "Ob. bejabbersl" he exclaimed. "If the blamed Idiots haven't gone and woke tho nigger by mistake!" And he crawled back Into bed. NOTICE OF SHERIFF!) BALK. Dy Wrtuo ot a execution and order ot sale, Issued by tho Clerk ot the Circuit Court ot tho Cuunty of Kla math, Btato ot Orcgou, dated the 4th day ot May, 1909, lu a certkln action In tho Circuit Court ot tho Stato ot Oregon, for Klamath County, wherein Bchaltock and Dag gelt Co , a corporation, Plaintiff, on the 23d day ot April, Iv0, re covered a Judgcmcut against F. L. Wright and O. Wright and each ot them, tor tho sum ot Nlnetj-four and CI-100 Dollars with Interest thereon nt the rate ot 10 per cent pur nuntim from the 23d day ot April, l0, and the further sum of Kljtliti'vn and 21-100 Hollars with Intoreit thereon nt the fftlu of nvr ttnt nor nnniitn 'from the 2.M d of Aitrll." 10. .mil Hid further sum ut Ten and 40-100 Dollars, cots and ilUlurao- ale real propel ly, or so much thereof us ma) ho necessary, to satlsf) iiolt Judg ment, Inter t nr.il costs. N'otlco Is hereby gltvn tUt I will on Saturday, the 26th da) ut Juue, 1909, at tho hour ot 2 o'clock lu the afternoon of said day, at tl o trout door ot tho Court House, In Klamath Knlls. Oregon, sell at pub lic auction to the highest aud best bidder for cash lu band tho following For Sale One ot tho tlucst pieces Itlcscrltied rial piopcrty, situate lu ot tacant property on Main l In tho j Klamath County, Oregon, to-wlt: beJtrt ot tho bttt business district lUcglunlng on tho meander line on Room 307, Tho Baldwin II M. Oris- the North bank of Klamkth River f to) S-6t at the Southeast corner of Lot two ot Section 29. Township 39, 8. It. 7 Meet me at the Portland Store. I Ea,f ot Wlllammelte Meridian, I thence Nrth 10.SO chains, thence , West 10.S0 chains, thenco South to When tho train stopped nt tho Ut- flu Q.nltiniti alallitn ttirt VArtiuirli tourist sauntered ou on the platform. '""'' "ml rJor, tot,txh , . . w ., , ; , .of the hereinafter described uuuvr it iiiuu ui siuuu n ii-au nui- mal with scraggy brittle The tour ist was Interested. "What do )ou call that" he queried ot a lanky uatlw "Itaiorback hnng " "Well, what Is ho dolUK rubbing against that tree?" "lie's stropping ulnnclt, mlslvr Just stropping himself " NOTICE OF STREET EXTENSION, i tho meander lino on the North bank Notice Is hereby given that the f K,amaln ,, ,,, EMtly Common Council ot tho city ot Kla math Falls, deeming It expedient to open Canal street between 9th and 10th streets, has caused the City . .,. u.. uk to. rigvicj Upoa as tho property ot F. Engineer to survey, plat and report ,,.,,,,,, .,, r ,..,,, , . upon the strip of ground required ,,, , m ,, ,.,. to be appropriated In order to open' ,. ,be ,,, Jutlm(lat ,n It"vor on tho meander lino of Klamath filter to placo of beginning, contain-" Ing 12 ceres, more or less, taken and I much be necessary, to said Canal street between 9th and' . ...-.... ... 1 - I A . ui otuaiiucjc hdu uaggcii tu,, it cor-. iviu nivvi.. -iu MiiiKr utiuBl, ,,.,,-. .. p t. w.l.M ,n,l ' filed his report with tho Police n u-Hch. i.h ini,r.i ih.,Mn Judge, and the same being satl.fac-t ,hcr wth B co) d JlrtuAt. .-w .- .... ..-..., ...... .. -"v meats that fcavo or may accrue. given io.i al juo regmar meeung Dacj ftt Klntuath r,,( 0regon of the Common Council on Monday. th th dn of M the 7th day ot June, 1909, an ordln- w D rjnNE8 ' ance will bo adopted embodying shctW of KUma,u 'Couni;. 0rt,on. such report and within 0 days ' thereafter appraisers will be appoint-1 ed to appraise the damages. It any," utH-K TU wikhituiw. to the owner or owners of the follow- 5'0,l ' b"eb" r las described parcel of real property. I Jralgned Administrator ot the ee-i towlt: liaio o( i nomas uoage, oeceaaea. 10; tne creditors and all Dersona bavins:. Beginning at a point on the east erly line ot 9th street hlch Is N. ic'aims agunsi me saia aoceasea or S8 dunoi EC minutes K. Co feet"' estate and N. 61 degree 04 minutes W.!wlth tho PrPr chera wlthla 240 feet from the S. C. corner of Block 43, Nichols Addition. Thence N. 38 degrees It minutes E. 1SS.7C feet; thence N. CI degrees 04 min utes W. 60 feet: thenco S. 38 degree te mlnutesW. 1SS.76 feet to the easterly line of said 9th street; thence along the easterly lino ot 9th street 8. 51 degrees 01 minutes E. CO feet to the placo ot beginning, required to bo appropriated tor such intension of said Canal street. A. L. LEAVITT, S-18 Police Judge. six months from the data of this notlco to tho said Administrator at tho law ofDco ot Thomaa Drake In tho Wltbrow-Melb'aso Building In Klamath Falls, Oregon. Dated tho 8th day of May, A. D, 1909. J.OI1N FnEDERICK WILSON, Administrator ot tho estate of 5-10 Thomas Hodge, dseeaaed I Helping the Town By h-lr-g jroar money fas bsusk In your own conunuu Ity yon increaae the coaesBstnlty's power to do tmatnees. If substantial farsners want to borrow money there Is more to loan them. If yon bank yoi r money away from home It la loaned to other tanners, merchanta and manufacturer. Help yosvr home people. Money hidden at home help no one. Placed In a hank It 'la put to work fas way that help all. The First National of Klamath Fall la n good bank 'to pnt yestr money In safe and reliable. Account U a rainy day (and, n Ufa Insnrmno policy, hj 'li.. ... - i i. rameral beetedt, and an old a penaleei. There to no forfeltnre X the owner control at II It wOI oare for hto htlmmtrnt H srsTJ aaa kins thieaak oldag. and bsary ntoa iraen be dlea, It to a ilatnlo bnelaea propoaltlon. iirsareir,'and kp:it an, and, Uke snanaa 1st the eleeett, I PHOTOGRAPHY View, Interior or Flathligkt Work a Specialty. GLEN JOHNSON, ' Flume 53 Oraera caa alao at kit at OkH wood's or Mar On) fMort i? i - r ii i ii i" k SjalffOf V&fc J I e IBK&x elaaat tn the piiHnak. and It to aader aSte'lr j a ttoaea. It will tMa hint over atekaea BnWtwl''V SiBjfe Wwa iiila htsa aa ha Jararaiea. Wyi.A XawtosavtwMtoaWaaafMwtwithtlM wfp&Mla' :i The if'f! Iffiit Trait and Savlngi Bank BRICK WORK And PLASTERING CUIMNEYB AND FIBB PLACES A SPECIALTY H. . CHILDER8 KLAMATH FAUS, OttMOH rw4C'iat)4)4) I 16.INCH XhTA VAB ffUUU $3.75 cord, delivered to any paneftaij Acaoii BROS, t Pkoae.461 MtMfi Wood row Foot 1 ilab Wood S3.50 a ord rmimmmrmmmimHi mini ' ' ' enn. ' 1 .ga9gnaV IHy'tSy JVy J 7 sHtaSfltwswsvViaHs Refrigerator Dignity of Style-Plus ALL WOOL FABRICS-PLUS POPULAR PRICE -aiswai - ---------- pHESE ar the thrt rooct prominit v ' fatar in btwnatiooal nMtdVto onllr CkHh4Jtv.which if aikkd tother, gaiaks) a total of matcJilaaa aanrioa. R. I. HAMMOND THE VALUE GIVER Cold Storage White Enamel Food ' Chamber S21 to $24.50 Reliable galvan ized Food Chamber $17 To jV mt M pj WHITE MOUNTAIN 04 fj FRKIIZEK JTfA i" ,! jTif (Jim HMSMWW vCji 'IvJ U4 iNii M neu en ssins i . SMS N momhm ROBERTS &! JB" HANKS ivsnu $21 ROBERTS & HANKS HARDWARE MERCHANTS eeeeateaaaaaaeaaee ilMHH4twt4t seee5ee-x.e--fre-ee- FORT KLAMATH STAGE COMPANY eaatnejatjreBttasnsswetasp"- r?-" "w X For points on the Upper Lake lake 3 the mall boat, The Curlew. Ac commodationi for forty passengers. ? Dally except Sunday to Odessa, Agency aad Weed Bridge via Wood River. By i auto from Weed Brldde to Fort Klamath. i Bus leavea O K Transfer Co.'s office at 8:30 a. ai. sharp. Tickets on sale at tke O K Transfer Company's Office. Z BOAT LEAVES BEUNA VISTA I LANDING AT 9 A. M. aaa4aatalMMMM04 - Choice Garden Lands FOR RENT A few plots of choice land for garden; I'otnto Cabbatfe, Celery or other truck, under Irrigation and convenient FRANK IRA WHIT CAPT. O. C. APPLKGATK Hflh Street near Has sjme Lot Bargains for you i: ::? -anae Guaranteed Paints We have full lino of TA7hy are our Ice Cream Sodas to much better than those at other foun tains? :: Became we use pare fruit flavors not ex tracts, bat genuine fruit Juice. The only fountain in the city where fruit juices are used exclusively We are also exclusive agts. for Lowney's Chocolates. A Large shipment Just re eclvad. THE AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY P. IHOLL, Prop. W. P. Fuller's Pure Prepared PAINTS A Big Line of Heating Stoves Jast Received GEO. R. HURN M OaWOMtMMa 4 MMl aeqtee- "MS"- Abilricttad Jt'.ft'ft- Mtpa, runa. Bliw frlnl. tlc. Klamath County Abstract Go. Surveyors and Irrigatioa EjiglBeera faar E Wimsue, tcr(aiy Klamath PaHs, Oregon s a 4 Me ' HHmH4fH ftttTTTfttttM tut We Have Moved. And are now bttr equipped tbao ever to give tbe best eerrle to our customer. Our new store I neat and attraetlre and our stock Is fresb and compute. Prescription flllod with accuracy, You caa rest assured that you will get "Jutt what the Doctor order." We do not aubstltut. Grlsler 6 Stilts Boahiiag Underwood's Pharmacy . . O. K. TRANSFER CO. Keep us moving; we arc prepared for worK Teaming, drayinK und forwarding It noT Reliable and prompt service worthy youR Attention? Day or Night. Wt're not a con. A Number phones, office 871 and 873 the barN SayBaggage ind'nb. ar7 ipeclaltieS PrelRht orders handled quickly. .No blufF Equipped with the only phiHo 'truck liarE Reasonable rates on good, gtored. BetteR tl'll or phone us before placinor order. C O. K. TRANSFER CO. 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