The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 13, 1909, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTT,,,WoSri'V ?g0iq ..w'iW ifPBI '-1 , - . -V P Our AdvtrtiMn Q& Of ' Tim Bttt Rwnkt. ,. tv A mk'mV a A .dkim A A A A mk A A WA4 k 1 M A i J' tMtiiii cfalii. '4 ' FKInmntli Knlto' First and licHt Daily. ID Ykaii. No. Mil KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON, FRIDAY. AUGUST 18. 1909. PmKmlCmn., Bile 4 awl' IRIMAN IS COMING in: 111:111: mimi.iimi: Hi:iii:nii:it Iter flGIII IN PERSON uirnitl I'nr Ilia lli'.tlili, lenity In I'on .' Mi" t Itihi Din IVntriil Itri'Uiiii t. weika iiku Tim lli'iulil slnteini'iit In I In' enVit Hint Tlmiin wna niiillMK to KI.iiii- Ihla fall An liiiiiirillhtt li' f nun wlint hud miii.IiI- inllinilliillVK miiiiii I nl ill i-tiiciil wna i in I I'd. mini mill hit hern Ihla lull nf Imlefliillit iliiinllnii Thu OIIIHl lllt'llt Hill III- I.I l tin iniiii'n fur tin' ;niru( K III It '!! llli 'I hU It Mr- i lilll Dm ri'lll liiiann till' iimiI III ill iii iIitIiIi' In nunc fllt place In hi ilenlre MaM MM to a linlllonelil Hint will l- Tar-u-acr ..... W Ifce raiiii. lit nit ! Ill Anii'i-tri'-'llfJIlleai hull's, tight wna the npulnnpiw. nml the iriiKcll go ' ('.MlniK' nml aprinil ntilll It Villii' mull' lii'iwi'in Tlio MNlJUn I'muiUm llnirliiiiiii SjwSaftllll III' WlltllS III III' Where orileta Hint will in. t Hllli eicnitlnii y i( tlic Imlil Hint llnnl. nil I Ik' Klutca nf Oleitnli III U Inn i'll klinwii In in I In' 111 ill serious nt- im liU IiiiiikIiiiIiI wss nln l'i' IiiiiikIiI llii' Him Into 'r'rlam Tlml Irak inli-il nml ih'iiik nkniit r Clark liulli'il In with m nml Hull Utkn llm mil easily illapnueil nf, n Hint IP tin i tit lint lii lit' wnulil tuTiiiiiu n -lint wouM Minn re.luo- Ilin Hoiitht-rn I'lirlflr iliin fur tin' Han I'rilrii iako tnnuiitlnii with Hip InillilliiK tiiHitrilii Hull in it F. H. NEWELL MUST GET OUT ilin ni'ii'imiii)' reaulta, nml (iould'u wIiikk lint n n dlpim) -ut ,.,int mi fur im mitfiiiii I ml If nt Ioiim urn ion ii'ini'il Mliiiill) nfliT Hid Inyltm uwny nf llinitil'K iinilililiiiiH thorn went rimlii'il liiln Hi iniiuploil Di'lil of California unit (.'inlriil Oregon mi niiny nf aur- IIAI.I.INUttlt HAH n)in Nn nnu really knew Hut ineiin-1 IH't'HIKII OX iiik ni mm mme, nun it wna nut un til mi'iilly Hint tlin leal purpiiait nf !!:!:;"i" ''?." :.r," ,'. :'".'"";... w"rn n means a bitter .. .,.... m.F. ... Mill. II IIIH llllllll lllll HIT , mifft'tiHl ki'i'iily fiiitn IiIh defeat, nml ' liiiiiii'illiiti'l) iiimlii prepnrulluua fur' will Involve r'rlentla of Pint hot AITAItKNTI.V IMKJIIAM TIGHT WW'MH mpN. HHh HHBlof WMhbI.I MWPlP trs ri'rlmil lln jnlni'il linmU with Hill, wliu n IIkIiIIiik imiiiI Ihxiiii.ii nf liar iliniin'H Inumhin nf Ilin I'ucit Hound. TIiiiiiikIi din iiihIitkiiiiiihI miiiri I'm nf liifiiriiiullnii i n inn Hit.' newn tn llnrrl liimi nf whnt ttnliiK In linpjii'n, nml Im mmn nrilnm In Inrnln oi'ry mriili'Klr imliit hi'lwi'i'ii Hnn rrnnclmn nml Ilin Cnluinhhi ilvrr. ThU Iihh Im-iii iliiiii', nml Hut rniul that trl ninth will iim-t ( hi- milmi nhntnrlrN tlml kimiki'il nut Chirk In NVvmln Hut MiiiIIiik nf Hin Hilnihi'tu I'mlflr InillilliiK n mini ulunil nf I hi' in, HnrrlniMii knintn IIIII'h IIkIiIIiik liinlllli'a, liU riimiiiiva, liln nlilllly an u IiuIIiIit, mnl liU lniilnrnlili' liatroil; iiml Im ri'iillciii Hint II In no niillnnry DkIiI tlml Im Inm mi III linmlii, Hill la.iniuliiK Miutli IhriiiiKh Ori'Knn, mill will fiirm a Jiitit lion with thi Wi'.. fin I'lldnr, ihit Ilin trill kn nf which i)Mi'in In- will inliT Hnn Krnnrlurn nil Xi'Hill and Itrinff Into Hm Krajr Many Orvanlullnni. WINNERS GO TO SEATTLE MIHHKH WIIITIiTCII AND AIM-M'-CJATK TO VINIT FAIIt SENT BY MERRILL RECORD NOW FQR A STREET FAIR lll'HI.N'KHH MKN WANT TUB CHAM- ICKII TO TAKK CTIAROB If thn rt'imrta rnntalni-d In Hie nnwiaicr am lru, Ifivn It U rortaln thnt lliu llprlamatlnn Hvrvlrn will aoo it ni'W lii'nil for that d-:iartment bofiirit Hid yrnr U out. fktrclary UnllliiKiT Hi'uina iliti'rnilni'J to reor Kmiltii thin branch of hla liouiehold ami I K'llnic to trt at the tnp and nut tni until liu haa rinchod the bot tom, Thla la a matter In which thv k-oiIii nf tin- Klamath imjvct arc ilt'Pily Invnlvi'd and itvory moc In thn rnnlrnvi'ray will b wntrhnl with Intirint Tht-ri' aru many hcru who nm iiruiii' to Ih'IIi'M- that all nf tho Irniibliti nf thu iTOJtvl aru to In laid n ii in iirnii-ni una, li iidmHi.i', thnljM , ,oor of Mr. Ni-wMI. llu thnt llmilmnn la ioiiiIiik In Ivllrnn Im) lii.tt, u ,. hla ri-Jfctliin nr n-tentlon .Uriel tin. flKlit In rann. If It mr-l.m hnv.t liinalilrrabli) of an iffi-ct on not I..' iri.'iitiw, thru It will b.' tnnili. j h,. futur.' .nllcy nf tho rlci Jut na i'i'iilvi In tin- luvmlir. na Tim Wnahlnntnn Tlmi-a of the loth Hurrltiiiiu ran uinko It. Hi' -.1 mi ,n4, ,,rlnln a dlaatrh ki-nt from lie. Ihrii- liilllliina ur ii.Mlilunnl .ii.'ii.tPr), Mnaa.. tin- aiimmtT capital, by a Ullll) 1 1,1' North III Ok mail for IIIIP rnrr.i,.,n,lM,l I..W.W.. I., lu. rl... In Hiv runfluVnro nf I'n-aldi'iit Taft thai la ri-Kiirdi'il In admlnlatratlnn circle aa urtnln that Dlrfctor NVwidl of tin Itiilauintlon Hrrvlrv muat ro iiHin. Tln lorrratMindi'nt a)a: "The n-aaatlon of NcwtU'a work fur thii Kiivrrumrnt la regarded aa H'tllisl, llallliiKiT, on hla wratcrn lour! haa bvruiun more detrrnilnrd Hi, IM-j that In hla rroritanliatluo of hla dv nml In- will ii mi ninny im-nt mil. Ilona onto Hiii Trunk I.I in- Infnri' II n nilu a Han Prnurlaiu ' hTrm:.NT .MAltit'iKH xlllsi: I'nltcr.lly i,t Onsmi Itonuinii' Haa llniiy I'iiIiiiImmIIuii. MIm Wlilllatrh Won In Hie Control Itrrrnlljr t'ondartrd lljr That Kaltfprlalns I'arr. Mlaa Ira Whltlitcb of Merrill, the ynuna; lady who captured the Mertlll "Hecord" conteat trip to the Alaaka-Yukon-I'aclflc eapoiltlon at Seattle, left hrre thla mornlnn, accompanied by Mlsa Itachel K. Applegate, whom ahe aetected a her companion under thu rules of the conteat. Mlaa Whit- l.n.KNi:. Oi.'., AiiKiiat win liny Knunlalii, h.'tlrr known aaliutrtmi'iit he will bruin with the Hc ihi ruuniain, unit 01 tint hot chiir inmatiun nvrtlre. Ii-aili'ia nf tint Ifnlvrralty nf On-Run,' Tint aiiuiit article mnTCja the hint na iiuli'H) murrlnl Inat I'M'nlnn at that a aliullar fate awaits Forester llu- huuie nf I'realdi'nt V. I.. Campbell J Hlrfurd I'lnihot, as It suiitests lial lo Mlaa Ituhy llolalriim, hrait nil ran In j linger la Inutile to tho methods tilth thn KiiKeiii (li'iii'Nil llnapllnl, Th erto emplojed In thu reclamation and mnrrlnitit Is the result of a prel'.y rn-i furelry scrvlrea. It dwrlla on al nunco which Iii-kuii two )i-ir np. leised practices golnic be)ond legal w hen t-'nlllitnlii wna aiirferliiip wilti nn ' nnlhurlll. bV biilh NowhII anil !!n- At DiiniT lon-'nlt.u k nf upliulil fnter mid wnj con-l chut, and Interprvla Tail's telegram be iiimlit with Hie Hock lltieil In Hie hnaplinl fur two mnnthr llu thu uatlunal Irrigation rungress at w until niliicn nm HnielMlaa llolntroui waa hit nu mo nt thm '8nknne na meaning that ho will up- i lilul the Paclfl'- irl twenty-fiitir tinuis I rrualiiil, mul hla pinna nln litatury I'ultnwlnr BUM tliiulit (mil llrked anlii In I'lllaburg lich nu rnllrunil aludent ble, In dulliK , how- i to llnrrlmnn's nld one Dwerful fiutiirs In thn llnrrlinnii and the K crowd KiiHiereil In- kelr ruliurts fur tho pur- rdiiK Hut llfu nut nf ro lire thuao who at'll bla miiieetlnK program Diiiulatlim nt thu great Irnrs irt;i). II pruilureil lime, and n warm all.iclimeut iprmig up between lliem, Mr. nml Mrs. Fountain havo left fur Hlualnw liny, where they will peiid ii munth or l weeks. I'iiiiii tuln was grndunled from thn Hnl veralty In llllii, and lins slnru been a student In Hush Medical Culloge, Chi rngu. During his university i-iiurse ho was cheer lender fnr two )enrs. nml was an enreptlunnlly pupular man with hla fellow students. Ho will rtinipli'to hla mrdlrnl edurnllriii.--Orecunlnn. Mr. Kuuntiiln Is Hie son nt I'. I.. Kuuntuln of this rlly, nml Ilin news nf tils mnrrlugn will come as n but pilau In hin ninny friends heio. MaaaaaaaaaaAAAA tk aaaaaaaaaaaaas m E Just Arrived A Complete Line of f Fall Hats y gf and Gaps Mff in the Latest Shapes; Jl1 J the Newest Shades. A Complete Stock of oes, Clothing and Furnishings .. K. K. Store lath Falls - - - Orerton huh! Ilnlllnger In Iheao contentions. I'VIe mis of Newell and I'lnchut hen bellow plana hae been formed to fono both men front the goternment krrvlre. Tho entire strength of the ninaervatlon of natural resources mou'iucnt has been enlisted to resist the ousting of these officials. Con servationists claim that fifty great uatlunal organizations and state com missions, which hate boon appointed in every Statu hut seven, will be back nf Newell nml Plncliot, and that In the iniulng winter the Inteusest fight et witnessed will taku place In de fense of both theao officials. Cnnaervatlonlala are asserting that lliilllnger's policy with reference to water ixiwer sitea worka In with the dealres of thoso who nro organising a power trust to control future trans portation and Industrial operations. HallluKor'a friends vigorously deny such allegations, sa)lng that be pro ceeds legally and only oppose Il legal methods. rimliot's answer Is that the law Is being Interpreted by technicalities In a manner lo aid the powor trust. Jl'HT !.! PKLTH Tho raso of I). Moses vs. . Man del, involving a shipment of hides worth $311.. "(4, Is bring tried out lu tho Justlru'a court to-day. .ludgii Miller ropoita tho.caao as strenuuuj to say thu least. Moses claims tn have purchased the hides in 1007 s"ni put thorn In storage with J. I.. Uatumsn, who operated a livery here at that time, llateman, It la claimed, sold the hides to D. Mendel, representlnii lllsslnger A Co,, of San KrancUco, without authority from Moses, the proceeds of which Moses Is shy. Con sequently, ho broiTght suit to recover tho foregoing amount from Mendel. Mendel, on his part, disclaims any knnwledgo of tho'ownorshlp on tho part of Moses at tho tlnio he'boudht thorn, and claims to bo an Inuocent purchaser, Tho caso was argued this nfturnoan by tho Attorneys.' . LsiW'sss.s.s.s.s.s.sH EssasasHF is'ssasasasasH sslslslsl" -St tK 'IfHsHH ic.Tfjs.s?:',,sPS,al l,s - V j -L HsLsasWHsaV'sasH :tv tSu9s4JsV3GsFi lVrwVsaslsKI MISS IVA WIIITLATCII bbPbbPbbV BbbsbbPbbPbbH ssasasassPss.s.s.s.s.s.s.sB I WKIst MafmotsSssH MI88 RACIIKX AHPI.EOATK latch fairly won the honor In compe tition with a number of handsome and accomplished rivals, aa the most pupular )oung lady In the county. 8he ilao deserves credit for her good Judgment In selecting aa her com panion a native daughter of the coun ty, one so accomplished as Mlsa Ap plegate, lato winner of the annual scholarship granted by the alumni association of the State University of Oregon, based on her admirable high ichool record. Tho joung ladles will spend at least ten days at 8eattle and will boom Klamath county. They have made a careful study of the Klamath Project and of the great natural re sources and can ably exploit the ad vantages and scenic beauties of the Klamath country. Description cannot describe thla tale; to tell of It Is like attempting to desrrlbo the "muchness" of the moon. Portland Store, next to Post-offlco. TAKK A SKAT, BKUMKN The chairs for the Redmen'a Hall arrived to-day and are being assem bled preparatory to their delivery to the hall. When the furnishing Is completed the Itcdmen will have one of tho finest lodge headquarters In Southern Oregon. Tho chairs are of heavy mission oak and the rest of the (urnlturo will be In harmony with thorn. Tho furnishings aro being sup plied by Dolbeer. We are right at the bottom with prices. Come down and sea us. Port land store, next door to PottoBc. BRINC IN IHF HOMEB4JILDERS It Will Mram the Opralag of aa im mense TrasV Territory That Will I'rodace Casta Oasis. Once more the business men of tbi city are turning toward the Chamber of Commerce for the assistance they need In making the Dargaln Week the unqualified success that It ought to be. One of the things most needed Is an attraction that will conflae the visitors to the main business portion of the city, and It haa been suggested that a street fair would be the best thing to be secured. Those business) men who have been seen expressed themselves aa anxious for the Cham ber of Commerce to take this part of the program In band and make It the crowds, and It would seem that oft noeerslty the exhibits must remain In the city, as tbey did Saat year TliH could easily be done, for the county court would doubtless give the asso ciation the free use of the court hoi.se rrounds, and these weald make an admirable location for the placing of the exhibits. The first problem that ha to be disposed of I whether the Chamber of Commerce will take hold of the street fair. Judge Baldwin -ess asked relative to the probable atti tude of the director oa thla matter, and be said: "Of course, I cannot apeak for the directors. That question must 9 de cided by them aa a whole. Person illy I am heartily la favor of holding i street fair, and bare advocated It for some time, f am glad to hear that business men generally are In favor of the Chamber taking hold of the affair, for It show that thr ap preciate the work that was done on Railroad Day. What we want I to bring In the homebullder of the sur rounding country. We have enjoyed for sosse-atsse a pretty good trade from the salver Lake country, but great change have taken place there during the past year. New settlers nave come In and tbey are unac quainted with the advantages of trad' lag In Klamath Palls. If we can get them to visit this city once It will their constant patronage FIRST CAR , OF GASOLINE REMARKABUt MCHEABK MWC mmiira pour yruw DUE TO TOURIST TRAVEL U An ladkatleei of What Trill Itjr May Expect Wlea that fall Wood of TtaieJ I G. success that crowned tbe work on Railroad Day. They realise that It Is mcn placing a burden on the shoulders of ,he merchant who have lived her the Chamber that really should be ror nr lengtn of time can readily ap- carrled by the business men them selves. However, It Is better that the Chamber handles such matter Instead of having a separate organlsa' Hon. Tbe business men could organ lio Into an association of their own. but In doing so they would bo pulling away from the Chamber strength that It needs. The question of holding a alr la left to tbe Fair Association. The street fair Is to be held la conjunc tion with the county fair and Bargain Week as the prominent feature of both. The fair association has not yet deeMea e a-aMe'fw tnelMtasag of the fair, but the sentiment aoan to favor the first week In October. sad It Is more than likely that it will be held during that time. Whether It will be held on the fair ground or In the city Is a matter that hai not been decided. The question tt hold ing It on the fair ground I ono that !.i hard to meet Arrangements have been completed for the moving of tho steamer Klamalh to the Upper lake, and It will probably be on thu wa there at the time the fair Is held. The craft left on Lake Ewauna would hardly be able to handle tbe I FfS?!?rA0 I A Suucr Retort m WmuU. Lake Tint la pgwrjmit hi Asscrka 9 This is a snortlsur irunoslttuai for mrs of wraith It I not ' a farm. Caeqaalled trout asblag Joae to November. Deer baatlag oa tbe presalse ', Asujast 1 to November 1. Hack shooting sanerior to stay ! a we Mate over of arrea of wild rice September 1 to air i. Qroase aad Bhrasaat shoot hae oa the place October IB to X nuvrsnocT so Best starting place la coaaty for a bear boat. Crater lake aatoasobHe mas will raa throagh .the place i for a mile aad a smarter. Z Navigable water to tbe proper ly, aasurpaseed eMakms wa I ter aad power to develop the prvprny. More bottom land aad saw tar dea land than aay place oa the lake. Thonaaads of pine aad Br tree aad thousands of qaaklag aapeaa. More varieties of wild Sowers aad aataral grasses aad ' vetches than aay place la the coaaty. If yoa develop tbi property a It tea be developed there I no resort la the coaaty that raa compare with R. No amoaat of talklag wHl de scribe It let a show yoa. We have beea osTered more thaa twice what tt cost, bat have a price at which yoa may take Hi below which, we will keep H. J. G. PIXRC1 at oSe t Baeia Vtota Addlttoa 1 Confer Aveaae, or w. t. imvi At Shir Bros. Co.' Store. X MMMMIMMMMMMMIM predate what this will mean la business way. Their buslnes U cash and always come la big block. Let us hold a street fair that will be the equal fa success of Railroad Day and no one will have any regret, no mat ter what the cost will be." AT TWK OPKRA MOCSB At the opera house tonight the In tensely Interesting aerie showing Wilbur Wright aad his aeroplane at close range aad in some of hla ssost recent aad moat succesef lights. By seeing thla aeries yoa wtU sjata , almost Intimate kaowledge of a sub ject which la taking a larger aad mora Important place la the world' asTair day by day. Then for the little folk there Is a beautiful series of transformation scenes entitled "Playing Patience." and a good hearty laugh la the skit A Tax on Bachelors." In which the Old Maids' Club play an important aad, to the bachelors, distressing part. There Is a treat, too. .for all lovers of good drama la the sketch "A Marriage of Convenience a mar riage for money forced by hla uncle upon a young artist, already In love with his pretty model. The first straight carload of 'a line that was ever shipped IfttO'tM city waa received by the aUMwta Hardware company to-day. It wssJ only three or four years ago whea a ten-case shipment was considered quite aa'order. This great intra I accounted for by the great number of tourist who are making tbe round of this country Itf automo biles, and with It natural Iccatloa, thla city Is enjoying tbe benefit of this trade, which Is only In It In fancy a compared to what It will be whea our road are put In good con dition, especially the proposed Crater lake road, whlcb I now being looked over by U. 8. Engineer Heldel. Gaso line is not the only commodity af fected, either, for all along the street I heard comments by the merchants of tourists making purchases. It Is estimated that so far this year sev enty-five automobiles have passed through Us city, each with parties of from two to six, oa pleasure beat to various points la the eouaty, ssaeehU ly Crater lake. Very nearly all. If aot all. have remained la the etty over eight, tbe result at which baa beea very beaeteial to thla commun ity, tor here they replenish their gasoline aapply, auk necessary re pairs had purchase :MaaweraWs far their trip. TrsM- uatloa of Klamath Palls brbjgs bont tt.ls condition, as auto parties gen erally arrive hers la the evealnff ?r tflernoon, thus c.vtag them a cbajire tp have a night's rest aad, by leaving nt n reasonable hour In the morning, tho run to Crater lake caa U niaits Mty comfortably. Box of money given away at the Portland store Saturday sight. - - HOMK AQAIN Wa. Brennsa.ip"roBrletor7of""Tne Toggery." returned last evening from Crystal creek, where for the past twa weeks be haa been on aa outlrg la company with O. Heltkemper Jr. aad Dr. Wm. Martin. Dr. Martin brought Mr. Brennaa home and return OP INTEREST TO LADIBS -Mrs. S. H. Whit will be at Mrs. Fields' beauty parlors with a full line of hair goods of her own manu- evening to the camp, whew facture, from the best quality of human hair at prices as reasonable as tbe factory mads goods. She makes specialty of making switches and puis from combings. Hair 'bought and exchanged. he win probably remain two we longer, and he had a "bunch 'of whlf kers" on hi chla. Box of money given away at the Portland store Saturday night. Why is our clearance sale like V magnifying glass? Because It makes your quarter appear as. large as dot ' Ian usually are. Portland Stori. nest to Poetofflce. ? 'fiT'i Olive Oil 1 Wo hare the heat impnrtsd Italian OU, awaraatoed wader the if act, bat we are aot cealeat with that aatee, aad we Mbject oar oil to the rigid tests of She 'VsJted! aaaraate 4 States Phnrmscoiosla, aad are, therefore, preparsd tt fro from aay aa all PaH Tact faB smarts, lJs. ssstfs, sMci fan at hU ptaca, Sdot m " ' I'm iM'lWt OmsUM VOs TAX Star Drug Store "They'lftwe-.nJi 3 Lite a 'V. , i Mill ft )"f m li l ..-1 1,1 l.ifl ilfj t iMitiMU ' fi 3sft OtttT"- -