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

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Newspaper Page TextMARSH LANDS 50 FIR CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. PHONE 303 EASY TERMS THE EVENING HERALD Iteoed Dslly, Except Sonday, bj the HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH. Editor iasBiBaHaaMBiv AXOTHKK IRRia.VTIOX IMUMKCT, RATES: SUBSCRIPTION Daily, by Mil. one year s- Dally, by (Mil, tlz month I,5 Dally, br mall, tbrso months I-15 Dally, br Mil. one month 50 Dally, dsltrered br carrier, on week S KLAMATH FALLS, MONDAY, JULY 12. 1909. LIVELY 8CKXKS SK.XU UKPOT. (Coatiaaed Krom Klrnt rage.) mapped out that a tulBclent number of sites could be nM to local people to guarantee the carrying out of the plan. The original purrtasers could form tbemselres Into a corporation, or a company could be organlied among local capitalists vlio would bond the propert) and Inaucuratc the ImproTements. The fact that at no far distant da? Klamath Falls Is to be the Mecca of thousands of tourists, that It Is des tined to be one of the great ciimoT resorts of the Tactile Coatt. and that the era of development has hardly commenced, warrants the prediction that the time will cume when such plans will be consummated. The Chamber of Commerce has before It a task worthy of Its best efforts, an I If It can bring about the creation of such a resident district It would hare a lasting monument to Us labors. AIISK.NCK. UMMY MAY IIAVK A STIiOXtJ IUVAU NEW YORK. July 9. Standard Oil chemists are declared to hare dls corered a process whereby they can make butter as a by-product of crude petroleum. If reports are true, plana bars been prepared and contracts soon will be let for putting up a big butter-making plant aa a new depart ment of the Standard Oil works In tb Constable Hook section of Bay ons. N. J. How shall I count the dreary hour That drag their moments through the day and night? How bid my drooping spirits r!e And In thine absence And a teali of light; How shall I pass the llng'rlng hours? Alas! I know not; for all time Is slow That from the sweetness of thy smile Shuts out my vision and ray hopes o'erthrow. I wish that I had not a heart, I'd ponder not o'er those eyes of blue. I I'd scorn and laugh at Cupid's dart; I would not love though admire you. If It were so, that I might always be As near to thee as Is the sun and I air. I'd touch thy cheek In mute caress And from thy brow would watt each fretful care. Thus would life wear a brighter smile. And from the contact I more strong would be. Out, oh! the present hour Is cold and bare. For where thou art, alone, Is hap piness to me. TONY E. SILVA. June 23d. 10. Mr. Tucker, a real estate man of San Francisco, and wife, who were registered at the Lakeside Inn, left this morning for Crater Lake. Pre vious to coming here they have been visiting Klamath Hot Springs. The Steam Laundry, since the ar rival of Its new force of employes, returns laundry in two days. 7-t-lC AT THE OPERA HOI HE. New to-night, "The 8klpper's Daughter" (a dramatic picture, II lustratlng a very Interesting love story; "Chivalrous Beggar" (a drama); "New Cut Railroad Up lit. Blanc (scenic); "We Must Have a Batter" (a comedy). New songs. Order your lea from O K Trans fer Compear. 4-1IU I Helping the Town . . . By haairtag rotor saoaer ta baak la jtmr owa rosaaa Mr jom lacreani the coauiuitr's power to do tamtlaess. If MbstaaUal faratert waat to borrow saoaer there is atore to loaa the as, If roa baak yotr saoaer awar treat bosae It is loaacd to other faisaua, aaercfaaaU aad ataaafectarera. Help roar hoase people. Hotter bJddea at boats helps ao oae. Placed la a baak It Is pat to work la ways that help all. The First National Bank ot Klamath Falla ' Is a good baak to pat roar noaer la safe aad reliable. i A Savings Account . . . U a rafagr faad, a life lasaraace poller, alck beaeat, a f aaeral beaeat, aad aa old age pea stow, There la ao f orfeltare claase la the passbook, aad It is wader the owaer'a coatrol at aH Oases. It will tide bla over alckaees) it will care for his ftuaOr wbea be atast go; it wfll aee bias throagb old age, aad bar bias wbea be dies. It is a auaple buslaess proposiUoo. BafJa earlr, aad keep It ap, and, Uke aaaaaa la the desert, it , was apeis- bias as ha Joaraers. Vsw hi the Uase to opea aa accoaat with the The J .First Trust and Sayings Bank Work hat commenced on the Irri gation ditch running from Four Mile creek on the cast side of Mt. Mc Laughlin (formerly Mt. Pitt) down luto Klsh creek, thence on west to wards Medford, the object being to put the arid land lying east ot Med ford under Irrigation. It Is re ported between one hundred and one hundred and fifty men will be em ployed on this project, which Is a prhate one, and under the charge ot Fred M. Cummlngs, who has just sent In teams for supplies at Ward & Obcncbaln's. Ueglitered at American Sunday, July 11th, wero. Arnold tlurksel. V. Dalton. W. D. Mltchdl. San Fran cisco, John Robertson, K. White, J. M. Cupcland. It. linker, Fred rUkrh, J. A. Williams, Mrs. (Ivo. Ilursell and son, W R. Pickers and wife. Lewburg. Fla.; W. T. Withers and Ife, Falrbury, Neb.; C N. Moor. Vancouver, Wash.; A. Fordjce, Ft. Klamath; G. W. Robinson, Uonanta. Mrs. 11. II. Pearson, Kcno; F. C. Rockwell, Reno. Mrs Geo. Bursell and son of Chi- co. Col., arrived In the city yester day and arc registered at tbo Amer ican, en route to Merrill, where they will Join Mr. Bursell, and will prob ably locate there. The ton was taken sick, hence the delay. A serious accident occurred to J, O. Huffman, engaged on the pile driver on the Upper Lake, caused by the clip on the hammer coming loose and the hammer, weighing about 1,000 pounds, coming down on the two tulddlo fingers ot his right hand, smashing them almost to a pulp. Mr. Huffman Is being attended by Dr. Hamilton and It doing well. W. T. Wethers and wife of Falr bury, Neb., who are registered at the American, wilt remain In this county two or three days and will then proceed to Lakevlew to look over that section. Mrs. Harry Pearson and family of Kcno left this morning on the WI ncma for Fort Klamath. An execution was Issued out ot the Circuit Court to-day in the case of American Rank and Trust company, plaintiff, vt. E. H. Burwell in the amount of f:,24.:0. Albert Walker, County Commis sioner, after attending the regular session of the County Court, left this morning for Bly with a load of haying supplies. Albert expects to employ twelvo or fifteen men during the baying season and will put up about 1,200 tons of hay. Registered at the Llvcrmore Sun day, July 11th, were: II. E. Hanger, Ft. Klamath; Thos. L. Mulbern. Sac ramento, Cal.; C. C. Cathey, San Francisco; E. II. Jefferson, Port land; Ben Wormier, San Francisco; J. R. Leach, Tonopab, Nov.; Henry M. Splnolla, R. E. Burnt, N. M. Pe terson, Fred Koerber, Worden, Ore. Thomas Mulhern, representing Wood, Curtis Co., of Sacramento, It at the Llvermore. Mrs. Hayden, wife or G. II. Hay den, Jeweler, is seriously ill. Or. DuPuy It attending her. Registered at the Lakeside Inn Sunday, July 11th, were: Gall Welch, Dairy; 11. It. Kestcr, C. B. Walker, E. G. Hopson, Jake J. Al exander, Portland; Mr. and Mrs, John B. Coleman, E. J. Tucker and wife, San Francisco; C. Piatt, O Booth, Ashland; W. P. Idge, Dairy; E E. HencT, Butte Foils; I. T Pleltcb, Dunsmulr, Cal.; W. 11. Lay- ton. Capt. J. W. Siemens and wife took a drive yesterday to the neigh borhood of the lower McCormlck place and brought homo a largo quantity of mountain lilies. It It the Captain's custom to gather mountain Illy bulbs each fall, and as a conse quence at his home place on Conger nvenuo he hat developed a great number ot very fine specimens. C. B. Walker and B. R. Kestcr, special agents U. S. land office, reg istered at tho Lakeside, left tblt morning via Clapp's auto for Lake vlow. C. 8. Hopnon, supervising engineer for tho Reclamation Service, arrived In town esttrday and It registered at tho Lakesido Inn. Jack J. Alexander of Portland, ton ot J. W.. Alexander of the Wey erhauser Timber company, regis tered at the 1-aretlde. left this morning for the timber In tho vicin ity ot Keno, Wanted A girl for gsasral aoaee- work; no children, small family, good pay. Address P. O. box St. Furnished rooms and apartments at the Baldwin. II House Moving;: All rk attended lo pomly at.il wrfnt Mfrty gaaraalcrd. ! , i ED JACOBSON jj Hot 73 Klamath Vails. t0C-wO00t M0l0MMMIM0MMM jJG. W. Constable! D. V. 5. : : Veterinary Surgeon and LVntiit AaKriCM ? Hotel Pkoae Ml 0M0OOa00M0M0MMM One more homestead, on more timber claim on which we can local you. Inquire Wm. Wagner. Home Realty Co. a f GUILDERS x BROTHERS J Are Prepared to do all Kinds of BUILDING Chimneys and Flues a Specialty; Built oa Short Notice 1 500.000 Brick : i UmnA i Oa Haad muiHttii i 21 t I M f Mf MMMMMS t PAPER HANGER HOI HE PAINTING. GRAINING, TINTING, INTKIllOlt DECORATING ! With tht latesest up-to-date X X ; Eastern. Middle West and and western style si reason- ! abte prices. Call aad get my ratlmate rrre or marge. If. E. HEFFERMAN With C. W. HARLOW GROCERIES Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Tour Orders Solicited Chastain, Langell & Co Phone 771 Free Delivery . Ho! for Camp Tbe cassptag aeaaoa Is aow here, aad we are prepared to sap ply row aeeds. There la ao aeed of belag uacomfortable oa roar trip, wbea oae of oar Ideal Catsatag OatlU will add to the ptrasarre of tbe TEXTS, BEDS, CAMP TABLES AND CHAIRS. Tbe ealire oatat taut be Backed ao that they will occapr bat a rtrj small space. We carry a Cotaalete Late of HAMMOCKS. ! DOLBEER, The Furniture Man j PLASTERING AND CEMENT WORK X Let me figure on your con tracts. WORK aUARANTEKO CHARLES THOMAS,' Residence Mills Addition. , raone l. We Have Moved.... And are now better equipped than erer to glrs tbe best terries to our customers. Our new store It neat and attraetlTs and our stock la fresh and complete. Prescriptions filled with accuracy. Tou can rest assured .that you will gtt "Just what the Doctor orders." We do not substitute. Crisler & Stilts Building Underwood's Pharmacy . . REFRIGERATORS Cold Storage White Ename Food Chamber $21 to $24. 50 Reliable galvan ized Food Chamber $17 $21 ROBERTS S HANKS HARDWARE MERCHANTS fyt ym P ll Fj) iff III ttlt mtlt Hill u Ih " XL W WHITE MOUNTAIN J Wt FREEZER cf jt til lilt TNI Mlllls. M jff m sal est aa a ft T. ROBERTS ft W HAN KS 'fix PBaWt? aa?TraP Choice Garden Lands FOR RENT A few plots of choice land for gardes; Potatoes. Cabbage, Celery or other track, under Irrigation and convenient FRANK IRA WHITE CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATB fifth Street near Mala Has some Lot Bargalu for jros f China and Glassware Ikm't roa waat aoate akw INaaer Warp, Kaarr lllthra, rUtea, Taatbsptw, JaitMalins, Oraaaarals, Cliambrr Kris, Water Coolers, Prrrarrs thlags asrfel aad ornaairalal for yimr home aad UUe? We ratrr laHi braatlfal tliloa at Hie llaillaad la plala aad gold rinuurd. Kre oar ratrnaite display. Tbe largest stock ta the city aad at tarh low prlrra. I GEO. R. HURN HARDWAFJf DIALER DOM J. ZOMWILT, President Abatri3tin4, rhMJBa Treat attat, rieaa, Bbw Matt, ItcJ Klamath County Abstract Co. Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers But B Wrratow, BeenUr aOajuth Falls, Oregon j JO. K. TRANSFER CO. Accp us movinp;; we are prepared for worR Teaming, draying and forwarding. It noT Ifeliable and prompt service woithy youR Attention? Day or Night. We're not a com A Number phones, office 871 and 873 the barN Say: Baggage and Pianos' are speciaiticS Freight orders handled quickly. No blufF Equipped with the only piano truck herE Reasonable rates on good's stored. DetteR Call or phone us before placing orders, C O. K. TRANSFER CO. : t. J B-, "TTTyTTWTTTwwwwwwwwwwTfffffff ,".