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

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Newspaper Page Textwy o h Is-sk MARSH LANDS 50 PI CINT. VEGETABLE MATTER.; ABEL ADY OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL KIAMATffS GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AMP TOWARDS. PHoin EAST THE EVENING HERALD Istutil nallr, Kxctpt Sunday, by the HERALD-PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. HflTH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATK8: DaHy. by nail, one year Dally, by mall, six monthi .&0 Dally, by mall. three monthi I.JS Dally, by mall, oat aoath 6 Dally, delivered by carrier, on week BO KLAMATH FALLS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 12. 1909. "HKCRKT.IRV OK OOt- Hraalor Hiarae la the UasrilgM an the Ctoaslaat Coaspealoa of PrrsdeVat Taft. WASHINGTON. An-. 10. A good dory leaks oat from the Whit Houae relatlog to thi appolataeat by Presl- drat Tail of Senator Boarne "secre tary ot golf.' Rver since Senator Boarae played golf with Mr. Tart, thro president-elect, at Virginia Hot Springs, he haa been recognised aa the coaataat companion of the blc aaa on tk links, lie was lummoaed by Mr. Talt to Augusta. 0l, later, after he had gone from Hot Springs, and there the two went around the gravy llaka. brassies, cleekf, loftera and other Implements of the popular Scotch game la their hands. Every day here when atate dutlea do not prevent or the president takea one of hi occaaloaal horaebaek rides. Mr. Taft orders one of the White House automobiles, aad boards it. with Senator Boarae. Oeaeral CUr eaea Edwards and omeUs.es another aa hla eoapaaloas. Always Boarae la wtth him: not alwaya Oeaeral Ed wards. The came ended, often with Boura ahead of the president with a lower score, the big toarlag car Is crashed ap. the presidential party enters H. aad the chautear cata loose with all disregard of aU spaed laws, aad the car comas whtazlag back to town aloag Conaactlcat arcane, which leads directly from .the Chary Chase dab to the White House, a straightaway coarse of seven miles. This coaataat association of .Preai deat Taft aad Seaator Boaraa haa attracted. wide aueatlaa, aad so the other day a Washington aewspaper man Indulged in a Joke with Mr. Taft' about it. "I have wondered." the scribe said, "how It comes that Senator Bourne, who was so devoted to the Kooserell Idea, and so persistently worked for hU nomination and against yours. Is n close a personal friend of yours, "Why should not Mr. Bourne be one of my best friends?" the prvsl dent answered. 'Isn't he the expo nent of the second elective term?' The penmsn went away, and, after a moments thought saw the point, 'tfure enough." he remarked to an other writer. "Advocacy ot a second elective term ought In please any president." Hraalor U Modest. The senator bears his presldcnllsl honors modestly. It brings him more or less into the glare of public ity, and sometimes the senator's friends think they detect evidence of embarassmeot on that account. The other day, when Orvllle Wright made his sensational flight, lifting his aero plane without the I.SOO pound weight heretofore used. toe president motored over from Chevy Chase, and with him was Senator Bourne and others. Ten thousand people were there, senators, congressmen, cabinet members. Speaker Cannon. Vice President Sherman aad hosts ot other prominent men and woman. Every eye was on the presidential automobile as It entered the Port Meyer reservation, and followed It at It made Its way to the tent reserved for Mr. Taft aad his friends. It was quite a trying ordeal, and the senior Oregon seaator waa called oa to i 1st In public for the time wit bin -the "fierce light which beats upon a throne." Speaker Caansa Fssew It. Flaally Spanker Caaaoa took teat to tha lsft of the president, shook baada;wvth him.. aad turned .to look at tht othera who -were In the teat. "Ilav a cigar. Boarae," said tht speaker: aad tha party waa more at after that. yMIIMKMMMMMMMMtltMMMMUMMMtlIMM I Helping, the Town , r My yea la-jvar twaa tk caBBtasamJcyt.arwor tat do If T M yaw hank year asuscy. awaa- frees to M la i First National Bank of lOanaftTJllft i Urn hsidoa-at rUcee) la a beak K I pa to work fca ways that art aH. The (mat yoaw. First ef the Swifts. Outlsvus Kranklln Swift, the first of this coiuruerftal dynssty, was l'se Cod Yankee, who bought s ilrrr now sud then suil peddled III meat from the bark of s certain gocart which hss since become famous, lie wired to Allsny and went deeper lnli meat, discarding uue after snolurr lutrlnrrs who liad not the foresight ami daring wbkh he i ccseit He hvstol lu Cbk-sgo st the beginning of those days ot greet possibilities lu trtuglng Into touch the new west sud the older rant It vtss be who Invented the first re frlgrrstor csrs. This waa the one rrr. olutlonsry set whlrh put Ith sous and a few oilier sons In very fnlr control of half of the meat of America, lie saw the market fur tires! beef ei tended only after the hardest of tight. All great revolutions are fougbt agalnit. All ibe rest, all Knglaml. nil Eurojie, fought the Mrs of dressed beef sod then accepted It. I doulit If we could d' without It nuw.-Cosnio-polltsn Magailue. A Vslss 'rem the "Gads." la a certain theater which makes a specialty of melodrama there Is a Urge following of gallery "gods.' and very naturally the "sky" sssemklage Is composed of knowing critics, who are load In their demsuds In be pleased Wot onto the actor who Is uufortanate enoagh ta Incur tbelr displeasure! Recently a play with a hair raising plot was put oo the boards. The hero was evidently new to his part, for he fambled his lines badly and spoke In faltering tone. IVrnsps It was for this reason last be did not meet with tht sympathy of the gallery. Jast before tht crisis of the plsy Ibe aero clasped bis tweetbesrt In bis arms and said: "Keep a brave heart, my darling The worst Is yet to come." Whereupon a voice that bid no doubt received Its training In crying "RitryP oa tht street yelled out: "What are y" gola f do, mister ttagr-lxndoo TU-Blts. There Wat aemetfilea Delae. la a barber's shop tbe otber dsy I saw a man for whom I felt sorry -uot that be needed my sympathy from tbe standpoint of charity, for be wss s wan to do man. having many business afstfra. bat I fell sorry for him be caaea of 'What be waa doing. A bar bar waa catting JUa hair, lie waa bar lag ass-lsft head manicured. In his right head he held a newspaper. Ue was amok lag a cigar, and a porter was aalalag his aboea. There be sat read. tag a aewspspsr. Three persons were tasty walttag oo bias, doing their beat to please him. aad he waa oblivions to tht Joy watch hat opportunity afforded aim. Fart Worth War. All Unreceipted. -A title EagUshmao waa speaking of tht Impoverished nobility of the old "What a German friend of mine said of bm family Is true of too many rami Baa. My friend -waa a graf. I waa vis it! bit cattle on tbe nblne. lie showed sat there on dsy many proofs at hla ratsa aatkjalty. -'Dear me.' said I. stifling n yawn. 1 had bo idea yet) went bark to fsr.' "He pointed proudly to an old steel bound cheat of black oak. "'Why. my boy.' aald he. 'I've got bsus la there datlag back to the twstftb coatary.' " Al.l.KOKII KXItMK OK IIIIIIMMK Pnssth-na Hardener fell lllm a .Nalurv Kaler, and I Islm His Creations An- Knle. 1.0.1 ANflKI.KH. t'l Aim . "" It resolved, that Iho I'nsadena Har deners' itssoilntlon liereli) strongl) eoutlemii I In- tintiiM-fakliiK methods and the ctlollatlons of alleged hut falso creations h) Luther lluthalik, and deplore Iho fait that false uiiiclon has been given Iho pub lic umn'MiltiK plant lneedlng b) lliitbank. It Is the sense of this as. Mclatloii that this Impression slimiM Im ittrres tfd " t'rltliUui of l.uther llutlmnk ami his mi Ihihla, Ills. ts has hn u going on union Southern I'nllfmtilii litiilliul tilllsts for iiisii) moulds, u-sdied n rllmax last night, alien Ihe foregoing resolution a unaulinonsly adopled at tho rliwo ni a dlsruslon of Hur ts tik and llurbanklsm before n nuil Ing ot Iho I'nsadens tlanleners' bssih clslloii, ntteuded li) upwards of lull tloitits and gardeners. The meeting wss held In tho ssM-mbl) room of the Pasadena board of trade, and was at tended by members of the associa tion and a large delegation from the Uis Angeles florists' association, somv of whom took xrl In the discussion. The discussion occupied the entire evening, and Ihe feature of It waa a reHtrl made b a wtHinl rrprrsen tstlve of the Southern California norlsta' and Hardeners', who wai recently sent to Santa Hosa to In teatlgatn llurhank ami his claims. I l. lisrnhari, e.lltnr of the 1'srlflc Hardener, of Us Angeles, and former curator of tho botaulisl museum of tbe University ot Southern California was the man commissioned by I lie sssoclallon to Intesllgste lliitbank llarnhart said he lslted llurbank at Santa lloea In July, and wss hand' ed a rard which staled that llurbank's time was worth tin sn hour llsrn hart said llurbank Informed him that be was n busier msn than President Taft, and was doing more than all the government bureaus In tbe world to produru new fruits and flowers. free, Farming la Press. Among the advantsges of frog farm tag In I'rsnce Is tbe fart Inst It en ables persons of limited nirsus to all). be marshes stul ponds which sre too shallow sot wsrm for nab culture sod prartk-stly useless for any other pur pose and product, oa a comparatively small area a Urge amount of valuable rood material fur wbkh there Is si ways an esger msrktt. i A Savings Account to rains- shy rati, a Wa afek boacsw, a . Thora It ao farfstlBre -Z tho owBor'a caaatrol at if' nMBtt MUM lasaaraaMa BMirr, fasMtal hiotSt, ami aa old aajt sssaatoa caaswo aa Urn fttabotk. 4 U la asstW aal wavsat, K sral asta htas orer iliaairii MswTf aUsffsl VtMtl M wawkMo H M A MMpW wVsMaMvM Pf'alPtMMelsBVatw 'Bcsjla early, ami gsmavit sjb, awaMli bbbs la tha awaatt, at ssftl gtjgflf Imm aa ho itmratya. Wasjr It tha state to oassa am am t srhai Hut Hie Hrft Trait, lad fltffngi Bank ! i&W' HaT riitheilaaaHsyea la ttbrtdsr. Oat saaet sot Imsglae It Is all work aad' bo plsy with tbe Labrador Eskl ssaa, Much to my surprise. I found that oar good old game of football bad taken hold In Ungsva. Tbe game hi played with a ball of tealtklo stuffed wtthgraas, Tbe goals sre plsced juucb tbe taaat'M ta our owa game, and each player It armed with a short handled sllng aside of several tboaga of teal bide bent la loops and attached to a wooden handle. Tbe ball may tltbtr be tossed la the sllng. kicked or, shook! opportnnrtyonVr, parked ap and carried. Hough tactics are net barred. I bare eeea a man loosed lo tht ahr.sad pltcbad aoadforeasost Into Biaaow baak. while posblag. tripping and btoeklag are aU freely Indulged la. RecreatioB. Hentsd the Huntsr. "Is It really true." asked Mlas Cbel las. "that you're engaged to Mr. Hlch leyr "It U." calmly rilled MUs Bute. -Uf." eulsluwd MUt Cbellus, "be was a great rstcbr "I beg your pardon." retorted the otber haughtily: "catcner."-Catbille Standard and Times. Objects ef Otatrsl Interest, "Those flsaby Van lunks have oor, ed. Do yoa know where I bey went J" "Tbat'a tbe very thing tbelr unhap py landlord asked ine."-(teveUnd Plain Dealer. WANT ADS. la FOK HAUe-Real Estate. HAVK a few lots to give away Opportunity addition on the Ituner Use to parties wishing to build homes. Iletler hurry and act one of ie mr7 mwv nusoimsiy rree. nee the owner, E. II. Macltonald. FOR SALE A new bungalow, with S rooms and bath! ne Ineatlaa an hillside near High School. Inquire at uersia once, lion upon request Atlil Nursery t'n . Malelii. Ore WASTED-tlltl 'r lelephune op- erstori mm Willi rvperieiire in " work prefertl Appl) at niamain e'alls nfflo' ItlH HAI.K JIscelUiius. rtllt HAI.K ld)'s gentle urmng horse, with surte) Iniiulre (I h Slnhle KOIt SAI.i: AI n batgsln, a No - Ollter lypewrller, wllli 15-lncli rairlrr. In rlrst.tlass lomlltlons a till) machine for Itl Call al I). I Trnsfei nfflco and II Wilt 8AI.K Freight outfit, coin. plete. ninslstlng of H horses ana tiatli.-. slrrtrheis nml chains, 3 Mi. 1 wacons. rniiar ty ol wagons. j,. UOO; nil In No. I niuillllon. Merrill A Hon. Park stable, Merrill, Ore REFRIGERATORS MIHIKI.l.tNMIIH. TDK Southern Parldc hss now on su e ruund trip llcksla lo neauie. good for sllty dsys, wllh pllvllrge of stopover st any point en route for IM.7&. The final limit on three tickets eiplrcs October Slat. OIIDKII your Ire from t). IC. Transfer comiian). r'UHNIHIIKI) rooms and apartments atjhe Italdwln. CKMKNT lmMirled cement lust re ceived! carload Allsea cemeni in Iron bsrrels. luldwln llardwate Co. TO KXCHAM1E. TO EXCIIANOK California for Ore gon; 110 arrea deeded land, title perfect, no mortgage; fruit, grain aad grape. For acreage at or near Klam ath Falls. II. D. Hlhley, P. O. but HI, San Bernardino, Cal. MrTlt'E Or1 KKTTI.KMKMT FINAL .UfOt'.NT OF NOTICE la hcirhy given that Alex Martin Jr.. administrator of the i-S' late of Rodney S. Bowrn, dereesed. hss filed with the County t'outt si Klsmath County, Oregon, for sstlle. men! bis final account In Ihe admin istration of Ihe said estate, end Hist Monday, August 30th, at 2100 p. m. at tbe ruurtbouse In said tounly and Slate Is Ihe time and place Died for the bearing of any and all objerlloa to said final account and the settle ment thereof, and any person Inter ested may appear and Ale eiceptlunt to said account and contest to ssme. AI.KX MARTIN JR., Administrator of the Estate of Rod ney S. Bowen, Deceased. 1-1 1-JI MHEKIrVM H.U.K FOK SALE HO crop; 3 horses, wagon, set of bar- Beat, 2 cows, 228 chlekons; t-room Bungalow, furnUhod. 4 miles from town; 1100 per acres; easy terms. H. E. Pointer. Klamath Palls. MINT AMD FOUND. The Clarinet. Tbt cUrlaet-hss tbe richest, sweet- cat-vole of all tbe wood wind lastra- BMDts,- aHbesagk Its souad dots not travti emtta to tar aa that of tbe oboe. Whenever, aa toowtUsea bappraa, there art two meledlsa to be pUyed at oact, tht.clarlnet takes tbe lower or tbt two, while the violins pity tbe upper and more Important one. But la a military band, where there are no strings-at all. the cUrlnets plsy the cbtaf melody. The best clarinet la not aetmooth 'or so-sweet at the higher oata.1 It bat a rather choky , souad.' Ihtwfla .softer ikasribtt of tbt baa- mwiM'jrfa U....J u . a nwwiia wHtOT m .every town for lh. Oll .JIH.I.LI. a. ...i.. ui ""S' mswuio .iiameiesa ... .,rfl- ttesrve inraaaa g-Zilimra Vn nads B.... 'A llltle final advice." said a ore, strstu- e.n h- .. .i.T;?- .."??; ftator of tlocutloo, sddresslag.hU p tug attachments. Will not gall horse HELP WANTED. pUt before Ibe aaanal eatenalumeat "go well to tbe front of I be stage, don't Bosiiait ana oont be aervoatl" "Bat, I ay, professor." remarked a vary self ettlsoed member of the claav "suppott I forget part of my oratloar: "Oh. that doesn't matter.' replied Ibe profsasur. -On tbt contrary, tbe mere of It yon forget tbe better lltetadl wui ut ur THE Oregon Nursery Company of Salem, Oregoa, the largest aad best-known nursery i company in tbt Northwest, haa. optalsgt for two or three steady and rtllable salnmon for Southtra OresronsBrf Mnriiu.. CallfornU ttrrltorltt. Full Inform. ft heress. Judgment was rendered ana entered on Ihe Zllh day of April, KOI, In an action In Ihe Justice court for the Prerlnrt of l.lnkvllle, Klamath County, Statu of Oregon, ueiore ,. u. aimer, jusllrn of the :'ojce for said prerlnrt. between II. w. km see, plslntllf, and J. K. Kulll van, drleiidsnl. In lavor of pUlulll anu Bgsinsi mrenjant or tlie sum ol S'TeiitT'DvPilollan (ITS I wllh Inter. est thereon al Ihe rate of SU Ml per cent per annum from Ibe Itlh day of April, liot, sod tha further aunt ot Thirteen and Twenty-fire One-bua-dredths dollars (II3.2S) costs aad aisoursemeata; and whereat a traa script of aald Judgment aad proceed Ings had before said Justice ot tba peace In said rasa haa been Sled la the office of the County Clerk of Klamath County, Oregoa, aad which said Judgment waa duly docketed la the Judgment docket of tha Circuit Court ot tht Slate of Oregon for tht county of Klamslb, on tha I3tb day or stay, i tut, aaa me mm of Hevea Ir-nve dollars (171), with lalereal thereon at tho rata of sli () per cent per annum from Ihe Ittb day of April, itue, ana inineen ana Twen ty-flve One-bundredtht dollars isia.ibi costs aaa disbursements of stia action is now due thereon; and by virtue of an elocution Issued by tha Clerk of the Circuit Court of tbt Stalo of Oregon for Ihe County of niswaiu, on saia judgment, com mending me lo salUfy said lads. ment. Interest and coals out of the personal uronertv if uM I v uiu. IT :..- 'z:. '.-'"' ... ' -its ,,!'". nnu ror want inereor, then out acres, tv acres to or ma real properly belonging to I umia J. K. Mulllwan IH Ml.1 fA...u ... - . -- .... vw, ,M BM.... VWHHIf Wl niainaut ass mate oi uregOB, and hu. wo aoie, slier aiugent search and Inquiry, to And any personal property belonging to J. E. Hulllvao In aald county, out of which lo sails, fy said Judgment or any part thereof, I have levied unon the fottnvinv a- scribed real properly ot the defend ant J. E. Sullivan, to-wlt; SKU of SKK of Section 21, NWK of NWK " .! s w nHtt or ncc ?" Town"blP 37 South, Ittngo ,. or miiamsiie riiAridian i. Oregon. notice It therefore homhv .lu-. that by virtue of aald sjecutlon I will, on Monday, tht 30th day of Au gust, I tot, tt the hour of 2 o'clock In the afternoon of said day, at tht "?"' ,n" c"rtbouse door In Klam ath Falls. Oregon, sell at public suc tion to the highest bidder for rath In hand, tbe above described real prop. .., . p., hiucu wiurour ss msv lu. !''" W. Koesi and agalust 3. K. Sullivan. toeilhr m. - .. JI.I.-JZ ' r v.. 7"" " " oisuursemenu mat navo or may accrue. ' ihiWnl V K,m Kallt, Oregon, Ibis 30th day of July, 10. ... . .VV.n. BARNES, 7 io im KUm,Ml Coun,y l Cold Storage i White Enamel: Food 1 Chamber $21 to $24.50 : Reliable galvan ized Food Chamber $17 $21 ROBERTS S HARDWiUtt M11CHANTS tageagaoiM rtt tut ttisn inn tar WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZER II ! TMt MIIUI. SBWkealWtsejKat ROBERTSa HANKS Choice Garden! Lands FOR RENT A few vltu ef chwicc iMai ftr .Uiwkat; CaMfale, Cekiy or oUwr track, vk lnlisstkM UM MalVMlCait FRANK IRA WHI1 cAn.ac.AinjoATB nfifeatmt HU lOtM La BaaTgVwiM fwT 7M IIMMMMMMtlMMMMMIMMMIIMHM China and 61 Boat yoa tsaat aaaaa Beat Mtaar Wsww, Iwaril Ottlsrt, tiiiara Ihsaai atifal aadl srataia lal far yetaM tabtoT Wa carry tact, beaaUfal Oilaa aa Use la pUaa and) geea rlasatest Nre oar aalraatea tae4af Uraeet stork la Iho rlly aad al tarM low pricee. : GEO. R. HTJRN IMM ? imm m I)ST Tan leatbtr handbag contain ing purse wllh money, a poslnffliw key and oilier articles. Finder please return to this otUe. or wear out. Will not corrode or ruat Price (.op sth. Ask your dealer. Write for literature. Address Nelson Wilver Company, exclusive' dlstrlb. "tors PaclflcCoaatSfates.Albany.Ore. O. K. T1ANSFIR G Keep ui moving; we are prepared for Jl earning, draymg and forwaruW. I JKeliablc and prompt service worthy yo Attention? Day or Nlghc We're not a number phonei, office 871 and 873 the O'y: Bagfaga and Plana, are speciaMfa Freight orders handled quickly. No Equipped with the only piano truck Reasonable ratet on rood tored. E Gall or phone ui befora sjlaeiasr orders, CI O. K. TRANSFER CI teMMIIIM eaaiaiaitaaa3sawewtaw wmm