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OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY
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PHO
MARSH LANDS
50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER."
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EASY
KLAMATirS GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 VhK Am nnu usvw.
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THE EVENING HERALD
Issued Daily, Eacept Sunday, by Hie
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
tlnn tblrh tln president nt the In
stance if Mr Ualiinger ami tin1 at
torney general will recommend. I'll
water mwer which was not In prlxuti)
hnn4t when President Tnfl wn In
nugurntcd will ho retained permn.
niMiil 1 1) tlu goxerniuent through
local methods
8UDSCRirTtON ItATKS:
Dally, by all. one jur 15.00
tally, by mall, tlz tnonthi 2.60
Dally, by mall, three montht 1.S5
Dally, by mall, one month .- to
Dally, dtll-ered by carrier, one week (0
KLAMATH FALLS. SATURDAY. AUGUST 14. 1909.
A LIE, 8AYH nALLIVOKIt
(CoaclatlrU Yojn First rr.)
land Secretary Ualiinger haa restored
It It a question of whether any power
Ilea have been taken up under Hal
linger which could not have been
taken up under Secretary Garfield.
"The record show that the land
waa open longer than for the month
of April. The record of the Uote
man land oOce also show that scrip
selections were made of 15S acres of
land on the Missouri river by the Col
lins Land company for George L.
Ramsey. Mr. Ramsey says Collins
owns the land. Collins Is reported to
be the agent for the United Missouri
Rlrer Power company."
Kept Silent la Hfai Address.
Disappointment Is expressed at the
failure or Secretary Ualiinger In his
address yesterday to advert to the
attitude of the department toward
Plnchot and Newell. Dalllnger read
his address from a printed paper and
made no mention of the strained re-latlona.
KALLIMiKIl OK PIM'IIOT
WILL II.IVK TO HKTIItK
Fight Oxer Water Pimrr Sites l lift,
ting Acute.
WASHINGTON. August IS.- In
terest Is acute here In the Impending
struggle between Secretary Ualiinger
and Forester Plnchot. and predictions
are freely made that one or the other
will be obliged to separate himself
from the government service At the
forestry bureau today Plnchot adher
ents expressed the opinion that Mr.
Ilalllnger's dismissal would nim-j as
soon as it became generally known
that he has, as they believe, plated
Into the hands of the water pover
trusts. At the geologic?! utrve),
which has had charge of examining
western streams and locating wnter
power sites since thu nihent of .Mr.
Ualiinger, It was stated thai the rec
retary bad carefully sifcgtinrdel the
rights of the government. Tor weeka
Captntn J. J. llahm has Just re
oelxed his new power Iniinrli "Mnr
gnrltn" from the Mlrhlg.in Steel Ihiat
compan) The launch Is eighteen feel
long, four niul n halt feet beam, with
n six hotse-power engine, canopy top,
and capable of carr)lng (omforlabl)
fourteen passengers. Her spoil Is
twelxe miles per hour. lleslde the
launch, the raptnln has twelxe row
luints of illlTerent sites which can be
secured nt reasonable rati b) nppl).
Ing nt his new boathouie on I In- I'p
per lake The Margarita lll be
itsel for the passenger business In tin'
I'pper lake nnd run be (bartered ut
reasonable tales upon application to
Captain llahm.
piiom cor.vrv i:vt hamiiw
(Prom Men III Record )
lliirn. In the lte of I! A Wool
ford, a ten-pound daughter The
niotlier nml ihlld " gelling along
nlcel)
The Moore llros have roustrmled
a brntiih line from Ihilr main ss
tern to rnnnett with Hie resident es of
linn upon ri"l'H'l
Nurser) I'n Hrtlrlit,
Add l ess
Oti'M'll
Ore
u'ivtimi mil for tclciditiiin
irnlor. "tin with experience In
.,,,i i.r.r. rrc.l Apply at Mnu
Pall iirfln'
I1HI MM.I! Mlsicllnnri'il'.
REFRIGERATORS
gentlo drixlng
Inquire O K
a So &
illlirr tincwtller. with i- turn
carrlir. In first-class rondltlon. a
li machine for 11 fall at O K
Tr,insfrr olflm and sw II I
Thfl afflttli! nf th ,t,.t-itA n-
ward Plnchot was made plain yester-. !!rl.0.r h! ""r,luenl t?p ""
ki ., .. , uciu, ai me mstauco ji Mf rrirnni.
withdrew from settlement trillion ef
day afternoon when they hissed from
the rostrum George Turner, an attor
ney for a private Irrigation company
at Viiinti. Aril. Turner, who I u
delegate, criticised former Governor
Pardee of California for Pardee's at
tack on Secretary Ualiinger. The
deOckln hissed Turner and ho re
tired In confusion.
The committee on resolution an
nounced to-day that It had received
scores of resolutions commending
Chief Forester Glfford Plnchot and
Director P. II. Newell of the United
States reclamation service In warm
eat terms and demanding the reten
tion In office of those officials.
For a cup of coffee that makes life
worth living, come to the Oregon
House.
acre of land along western streams
for conserving water ;ier. Mr.
Ualiinger held the law .tIJ not uu
thorlxe such wlthdruwiilc. i nu re
rturcd the land to cntr-. This u-tlon
was followed by many filing upon
water power sites by por compi
nles, but It Is stated by the geological
survey that In every Instance action
upon these entries has been suspend
ed by Mr. Ualiinger pending legisla
tion by congress which will permit
the government to acquire them In
other Instances, where power sites
have been located by survey they
have been withdrawn by Mr. Ualiin
ger from entry nnd reserved for gov
ernment use pending legislation for
their permanent acquirement. If con
gress next session will enact leglsla-
NTKVII.NS WAS .NOT WITH HILL
(Conilutk-tl Prom First Page.)
I Helping the Town
1 A Savings Account
Hy uanklnf yoar money la a lank ih your own enrnmuu
lly yow Ucree.se (be community's power to do business. If
eauataaUal farmer waat lo borrow money there la more lo
loaa them. If yosi lunk yoi r money away from home II is
loaned to other fanners, merchants and maosfactnrers. Help
yoar borne people. Money hidden at home bel no one.
PUced In a bank it Is pat to work In ways that help all.
The
First National Bank!
of Klamath Falls
Is a good bank to pat yoar money In safe and reliable.
about the canal until I got tired of it
I didn't want tr tell an) more Hut,
by the way, people don't seem In be
nearly so much Interested In the Pan
ama canal us they wire, hut It's Just
as Important ns ever"
This last being one bit of Informa
tion given on a subject which hu had
Just stated ho Knitted nothing more
to say about, Mr. Stexeus mldcd Just
this much about his life In Portland:
' Whether 1 was here under the
name of Sampson, or was not, I hnxe
nothing to say "
Went I'liilrr an AmiiiiiiI Name
Hut this was a subject iihiii which
K. II, Shannon, Mr. Stetens' private
secretary nt the time of the engineer's
fornur xislt to Portland, did hnxe
something to sny. Mr. Slinnnon was
also found In the lobby of the Port
laud this morning Ills first state
ment was that he did not know Mr
Stexcns wns In the city Ills next
wns
"When he was here before he went
under an assumed name, tn'cause he
knew that If It beeamu common
knowledge he was here, that nil sorts
of constructions would be placed on
the xlnlt."
Mr Shannon added that he did not
belle e Mr. Stevens was In thu em
ploy of Hill or knew nntthlng about
the Deirhutes railroad.
"I l.axen't built nny railroads or
had anxthlng to do with them since I
closed my connection with the New
Haven road," was Mr. Stexens' part
ing sentence. Leaxlng Portland, he
may go to Sun Pranrlsrn, or he uin
take the Alaska trip. In1 s.is
Eulcr's Wondarful Msmory.
Lcotihnrd Killer, trim iras burn In
170 and died In 18.1 nt St IVIen
barg, XX here be Sielit bis life as n
teacher of gnat tuner nml ns n pro
line writer. Hits mi limtnme of the
genuine matlieuintliljii endowed xxlth
almost superhuman iner He left
more than 'J00 iiiauuxrlpt in-nil-ie on
hi favorite subject, ami Hie built of
the works pulillihi'd by his neiidemy
between IKS und ITKI were frmn hit
pen. In his old age he txas totally
blind. Then he tarried In his uiemnry
a table of tlio first li ixmcru of the
"series of natural numbers up to ofi"
It Is related that on one occasion
txxo uf Kulcr's students uttemiitiil to
calculate a rouxrrglng series. As they
auviiiucu tliey round (bey dlingreiil
In the result by a unit In the fifteenth
figure. The quest Inn wns referred to
Eulcr. who decided to make the calcu
lation. He did this mentnllv. nnd his
KOI! SAI.K UJ)'
horse, wllll unite)
N. . Merrill and llu Merrill to tiir- lailll,,.
nlh Julio" fur pumping puti-wes I
-.. . i.. ..t ..fil'OII SVI.K At n baigttln
.in iiuer M iMMie- ,,,,- -. . " i
JT tier fiont fiMl for prop rt) faring
on I'ront street, ndlolnlng (he lleei'td
office, but this was Iminedlalil) di
cllned In the present owner, who
..I Hi,, etlilehl 1kiIIiIIIIIc of lit) ,i'iili 4 11 I? I'rrlsht oillflt colli
properl) Itiriinslng In value tis a plfte. romUtltg of Imrses i and
more material extent h ,r ,r''V,t," J wsion. "
1 1 wagon, raparlt) of wagons, j"
The tiinstriirllon of the new Pr-in0(i -m , j mndlllon Merrill
uin.iee of Ibe Preslit lerlau rliilfch Son Park stable. .Men 111. Ore
has Ixt ll loiuuieiued b the pallor.
Itex I.. M. Audirson, nnd Is uo well
iimler wuv The building, when com
puted, will co.t In the neighborhood' Till! Southern Pacific has now on
of t,:.00, and will iiintaln nine
xiisti:i.uM.ius.
rooms, seven on the lower floor and
two on the upper The bulljlng will
be nbniil slxt fid long, and the
rooms large and rotuforlnble The
parsonage Is on (JarfUld strctt b
twii'n becotid nnd Third sine's
An tiufoumled ruuiiir has ticvn rir.
ciliated evtenslvely that our public
Illinois would not continue the ioiir
of limtriMlli.ii In Its ninth and tiuih
grades This Is an Idc.x that l en
tirely without an) foundation or Is
It capable of xerltlcntlon In any quar
ter The tiarhers have twin selected
and engaged for the next term, and
theso two grades will lie prnperl) run
limit il Whoever wns the Instlgatnr
of this rumor I nd no polbIe roncrp.
Hon of the trouble It might rause or
lla deti rrent effect on the Intending
settler with ihlldren to educate, or
It would not haxo been disseminated
l.isl week our office was X lulled In
J M. Hrell of Nexadn. whom the edi
tor had known In Nevada as the man
aging editor of the Hall) Silver Slate
but later birniue Interested In the
liiitillcnliun of n newspaper In south
wentirn Netuila Mr Kiell has tem
poiurlly put aside bis newtpaH-r ac
tivities, his services having Ihii se
cured by it number of Nevmln capital
ists deilrou of Investigating the
Klamath country. This gentleman
had visited Ibe Pulls nnd sclifliil a
tiliieof land In tint xlrlnlty on which
he rent in a most faxornble report
In this valley he carefully and
temntlenlly searched out nit the vari
ous nx-imies for Investment Ho it-
nuirktd. Just before leaving "This
roil hi) has a great future before it.
Iind will Imri-aM- In xnlue Your n-
sourtes are many nml varied When
the railroad tomes through, the pop.
illation will Increase with surprising
rapidity I'nder these tondltliuu. It
li a safe field for tnpllal " The fart
thnt Merrill has no water s)stem at
tr.it ltd his attention and he mmlu ml
mile Inqiilrlit inlo this Important
mailer, nsterlnlnlng tin- Imperative
need of the H)tem, the supply and
demand ami the probable slue of the
plant iietessnr) to do tin, work
sale luiind trip tickets lo Sealll.
good for sixty days, with privilege of,
ttopnver at nny point en route fori
IS "S The final limit tin Hies!
tickets expires October 31st.
OIlPKIt )our Ice ftoni O H. 'Irunifrr
company
Kl'ltNISHIHl rooms and apartturnls
at the tlaldwln
Ci:Mi:.NT ItntHirtnl cement Jint re
ceived, rarload AlUen cement lu
Iron b.irn is lialdwln llardwaro Co
It) i:CII..NJlU
TO HXCHA.Nfli: California fur Ore
gon, 1 CO acre denied land, title
perfect, no mortgage, fruit, grain and
grapis. For arringo at or neur Klam
ath Kails II I) Sibley. P O (xii6l7,
Hn llernardlno. t'al
Mrn i: tip M;rn.i:xii:vr op
IINAI, At till NT
NOTK'i: l btieb) given that Alex
Martin Jr . administrator of Ibe es
tate of llodney S llnwcn. deceated,
lint Mill with the County Court at
Klamath County. Oregon, for settle,
meiit bis final account lu the nduiln
lilrntlon of the said i state, and that
Moinln), August 30th. at S 00 P lu
at the courthouse In said totiiil) and
State Is the lime and place fit ft for
the hinting of any und all objections
to said final acioiitit and thu settle
ment thircof. and any i-enou Inter
ested may appear and file etc ptlons
to said account nnd contest to same
AI.I.'X MARTIN Jit .
Administrator of thu Kttalu of Und
ue) S How en. Deceased
: S-SH
Cold Storage 'y-jSLN-
Willie xaiaiiicj
Food
Chamber
$21 to $24.50
Reliable galvan
ized Food
Chamber '
(3 Ell UN J ft
V.l tss sals i.i, .,... if.
AX '
jW WHITE MOUNTAIN
2lgj Me 'iiiii
J mm ma sxxffsa, wm p,
((HA ii m0K mmi
Hini 9mmm mi
-jTl t4 wu ia iun mm
It -
11a-
I
$17
to
tsa a ea) ss m m
ROBERTS 6
HANKS H
msm
$21
ROBERTS & HA
HARDWARE MERCHANTS
hiicitirrs sti.e
POIt SAI.K One ICloot launrn
with -I'll p. motor. Inquire of Iviui
Hanlels, or phone 511.
WANT ADS.
I'Olt HALK Ileal i:.lle.
HAM: u few lots lii give uwu) In
Opliortunlly addition on the tipper
Inkn to parties wishing to build
Inline, littler hurry nnd get one of
heso they are iilmoliiielv fn... a,...
result vra found lo be cerret t.-.New ( Ilia owner, K, I). Macllonnld
York Tribune. : -
i
Is a rainy day fund, a life Insarance policy, a sick benefit, a
fuaeral beaeflt, and aa old age pension. There Is no forfeiture
rlaase la the passbook, and It Is under the owner's control at
all tlaiea. It will tide blm orrr skkarsst It will care for his
fa-ally wbea be avast got It will see lilm through old age, and
Imry bias wbea be dies. It to a simple business proposition.
Itegla early, aad keep It ap, and, tike manna la the desert, it
wUI sapply blm as be journeys.
Vow to Ibe tine to onrn an arcoant wltb the
The
Firit Trnst and Savings Bank i:
1 1
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IMIIMI MMMMMMx
The Csdmopp.,
Herring are still eaten as much as
In the day vtheu Yanmiulli bad to
send a hundred yearly to the king,
baked lu four and Ini-nty pasties. Hut
where Is the codmoppe gone, nnd what
wa It like when kings dined otT It In
LeutJ "Codmoppu sauce Hollniidalse"
would sound must lutrlgulug on u Ha-
voy menu. More original still would
Ite the "rostld fierie" of u Henry V
bannuft. xvlilch nun the "sea sxxlne"
of the unrefined Saxon, the "iMirco ma
rluo" of Hie iiittllaetnl eccleslust. A
malster coke gltr uu early receipt
for "puddyug of purpirsse." another
teaches how to "salte porpycuw) and
acele," another hoxv to "itudcrtrauncbe
that puriio." Prom which It may be
eeu thnt enterprise exteuded also lo
Hie spoiling of the puriolse.-Indoo
Chronicle.
Candymak.rs' Tricks.
An Atchison man neut Into rami.
factory. He wim surprised to see one
KOIl HAI.i: A new bungalow, with
K room and balh; linn location on
hillside near High School. Inuiilra at
lieijiiu ouilO,
KOIl SAI.K SO iicres. 60 litres lu
rropi " horiteH, wagon, et of har
net,. 2 tows, 225 tliltkcns; Crooiii
bungalow, furnished, 4 mlks from
town; i no per ncrei; tusy terms
II. I. Polntor, Klnumth Pulls,
LOST AMI lOHMl,
LOST Tan leather handbag contain
Ing piimu with tiitincy, n poslollhu
key and ollitii urtltlc. I'lmlei plenso
rntiirn to thl oiiite,
IIKLP WANTi:il.
Whereas, Judgment was rendetnt
nnd t nleriil on thu :cth day of April.
IVU!t, In an action lu the Justlte
Court for the I'rn-lnrt of l.lnHv"!'
Kl.irn.it h Coiintv. Hlnle of (ireifoii.
neioiu A Jtliie,. Ji., . i,, t
1. f i tub! iiritlnrt. hit weui II
W K'taxt- plnlrilir, nnd I K Mutlt
xiiu. tlet lam, lu fuvor or pl.iiutttf
i..l uuliui didailai.t f. . n k., i,
i-i . I i!o It,. ; i I h i, nr.
et Ihireou nt Ibe rule of ill! (t!) pi r
tent ptr nullum from lint JiUh day of
April, IHUH, and the further sum nf
Thirteen and Tweiit).flvii Oiie-hun-ilrinlihs
ilollnr (113.25) cost and
disbursements, nnd whereas n trim,
script of suld Judgment and proceed
ing bad before said Justice nf the
pi.irn in said case has been nicd In
Hiti ollico of the County Clerk of
Klamath County. Orecon. nml which
said Judgment was duly docketed In
trio Jiiilgmeui tloiket or thu Circuit
Court of the Klnto of Orewon for Hu.
County of Klaiunth, on the I3lh day
of May, I'jou, and lh sum of Snveu-
t)-IHii ilollnr (175), with Interim!
Iliereon nt I ho rain of six ( nor
runt per iimiiiin from Ibe '.'filh day of
,lrii, ijuj, linn iniriien nml Twin
D-tlxo OnifhumlredltiM dullnr
l.ia,iil tosl milt iIlsliiirHnineiilu ,r
sain nt iinn m now iiue then on; mid
by virtue of nn exeiulloii Issued by
Ibn Clerk of the Clrtiilt Court of the
Statu of Oregon for the County of
Klniiinth, on said Judgment, com.
liinndlng mo to snllsfr mild la.in.
mint, Illicit si and tnslii nut of I ho
ptirsonal property of suld J. II Siilll.
xjii. nnd for want thereof, then ..m
of hit mil properly beloiiHlug In
"jilil J. n, Sullivan, In mild Counly of
Kluiualh unci Hliitu of Oregon, nnd
not being nble, nflt r diligent search
nnd Intiulry, to find nnv iienom.t
'propeity hi longing to J. u. Sulllvun
.,. .inn iirmiir. iiiii in HiiifH I,, H.
fy mid Jiiilguii nt or any part Hiorinf,
I bnvti luvletl upon tint roll, )M Ing de
Htrlhid real piopnrly of (he defend,
nnt J, II. Sullivan, In-wli: HI.'", of
SI!', of Hot Hon 21, NW'l nf NV
of Hot Hon 27, V. of Nlji. f H(c-
,, ,. ' '"""""Hi 37 Hoiilh, llmigul
m l.imi ill vvillllllieilli liij.rl.lli.,, I..
Oregon.
rvollto I Hieieforo hereby given
Hint by vlr t list of suld utm-iiii,,.. t
will, on Mondny, the Mot It tiny of An-
nilork
Choice Garden
Lands
FOR RENT
A few plots of choice land for garden;
Cabbaffe, Celery or other truck, unto
Irrigation and convenient
FRANK IRA WHI
CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE Flflh Street
Has sortie Lot Bargains for you
China and Glasswtr
Don't you want some nice Dinner Ware, Psx !
Plate. Tumblers, Janllnlerrs, Ornaments, tliatnbrr Mhx(
I'lHilrrs, Freeu-rs tilings useful ami nniaiuriilal for fsj
and table? We carry autli Uaullful tlilna a Hie I
In plain anil gold rlitiuml. Ker our citrnslie ttliif
largest alotk In Hie city anil al sutli low prlits.
I GEO. R. HURN
asvoaoe '
HAI
DEAl
MMM'
or wtar out. Will not tvirrodo or rust.
of the Viindj mater reach with his wit." ! ... ta'"' Ak 5""r 'lenl'T.
hr i.,.,,.i t... .. .;..... ,c ,""". "." 'r '- llUrnlurti. AddriM .S'olsoi,
extiiislvo illstrlb-
bare hand into , f l)(l,llg randy. IWII or Coi y '
He brnu" it inn h r..i ... ,i... . .,. i .."'.. '!"'"'"
lie brought out u handful ut Uu. i,nii.
Ing lluld. He tvu lesliug It., 0iilst.
eucy. He flrst put hi hand In n tiall
of wilier. After he bad Jerked out his
hand he put II butk In tin- water. Tito
Atchison man tried the Hum thing
and did It without gelling burned.
Atcblioo Ulobe.
M.I..MH wnutcd lu every lown for
tlio Steel AdJiiHtnblo Hamele gusl, 1908. nt tho hour f
llorsii Collar. No nuilx. Iinin.m III! (ho nflernoon nf uni.i ,t ... .i
straps; tun bo used with any kind of front of IhotoiiithoiiHuilour n Khun
tug atlnthinmils. Will not gall horwi1"!" Knll. Oiegon. sell nt ..ni.tii , .
......... .in.... ,.. ii... i.,.- ;.... "
.....i hi nit, niKiioui niiiiiiir for t null lu
.....in, inn uiiorn tierrriheil real prop
tirly, or on ninth tberenf iih may ho
fllVlir of II. W. Keiim... ..,..1
.1. i:, Hiilllvnn, togeiher with nil oHt
and dlHbuntciucnl Hint huvu ormiay
nceriin. '
n .""ii!1, ".' Klaniallt I'nlls, Oregon,
thl 30th day of July, ifjoa!
ol , W. II. IIAHNKH,
- ,ABo";.rJ', of Kloiimth County.
ultira I'utlflcCoastHlaleit.Allmny.Orn,
i III. Oiegon Nurcry Company of
Haltitii, Oregon, tho largest nml
bost-known nurory tompany In tho
.Northwest, tin opening for two or
Ihrcii stiady und rollablo Hiiliumun
for Southern OreiMin n,..l v. !....
California lerrltorl, Full Informs-
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Attention? Day or Night. We're mil a co-J
NiiwIkt phones, office 871 ami 873 the tl
Sny: BaggaKe and Pianos are spcchlw
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lT...:..t.. ... .. .. II..1
a-iliKiu tiruers namiieu tiuickiy. fxt) n"-
qiii)pcil with the only piano truck M
Ill'.liilVlinlil.. nlmi .... .....!. ,i,l llflt'I
. -- .,. mi uiiuiia oiijivti.
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