The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 17, 1909, Image 2

Historic Oregon Newspapers

The Evening herald., August 17, 1909, Image 2

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1909)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.8 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextSoJ "2; lit r , ' , OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY PHONE MARSH LANDS 0 PIR CENT. VEGETABLE MATTEL - - - 303 EASY TERM8 KLAMATITS GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. prww rX .y.. 7 k EVENING HERALD Istuad Dallr. Kieept Sunday, by Ilia HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH. Editor SUBSCRIPTION DaHy, ay-mall, on year Sally, by mall, six months DaHy, by Mil, Uiraa months Dally, by mall, one month Dally, dtllvfrad by carrier, one wcok I1ATGB: .15.00 . J. 50 . 1.55 . SO . 60 KLAMATH PALLS. TUESDAY, AUGUST 17. 1909. Jiirr HctRiai. An old man In Ocorgla named Jack Baldwin, having lost hit hat In an oM dry welt one day. hitched a rope to A atump and let hlmtetf down. A wicked wait named Neal came alone juat then and quietly detaching a bell front Baldwin's old blind hone, ap proached the well, bell In hand, and began to tlng-a-lln;. Jsek'thpuaht the old blind hone wai coming, and aald: "Hans the old blind hone! He'a coming this way sure, and he ain't cot no more sense than to (all In oa me. Whoa, Ball!" The sound came closer. "Great Jerusalem) Tho old blind foot will bo rliht on top or mlo mlnlt! Whoa Ball! Whoa haw. Ball!" Neal kicked a little dirt oa Jack's head, and Jack began to pray: "O Lord, have mercy on whoa Ball! a poor sinner I'm gone now! Whoa Ball! Onr Father, who art In Whoa Ball! hallowed lw thy gee. Ball, gee! what'll I do; Now I lay me down to si gee. Ball!" Just then In fell more dirt. "O Lord, If you ever Intend to do an) thing (or me back. Ball! Whoa! Thy king dom come gee. Ball! O Lord, lou know I waa baptised In Smith's mill dam whoa Ball, ho up! Murder! Whoa!" Neal could hold In no longer and shouted a laugh which might hare been heard two miles, which waa about aa (ar as Jack chased blm wham he got out. thereon, under the protlslons of tho act of June 3, 1S7S. nml nets amend ator), known ns the "Timber ami Stone l.aw," at such ultie as might be fixed by appraisement, and that, pureusnt to such application, the land and timber thereon hare been np pralsed. June W, ISO!), the timber cs tlmated Stfi board feet nt $0.75 per XI. and the land 1 1 DO. SO; that said applicant will offer final proof In suit port of Ills application and snrn statement on the 21st day of October, 190$, before It. M. Klrhardson. United States Commissioner, nt Klamath Kails, Oregon. Any HTon Is at liberty to protest this purchase before entry, or Initiate a contest at any tlmo before patent Issues, by filing a corroborated affi davit In this office, alleging (acts whlrh would defeat the entry. AllTIIUlfW. OKTON. S-l, 10-IS Itcgister. SOTICK OK KII.IXU OK 1'I.AT XOTICK FOR PVBUCA1IOV Department of the Interior. U. J. Land Offlce at Lakevlew, Oregon, August 7. 10. NOTICE Is hereby given thnt Jamas B. Hubphry, whose postofflce address Is Klamath Falls, Oregon, did, on the Z3d day of April, 190!;. file In this offlce sworn statement nod application. No. 01827, to purchase the WH of BE Vs. Section 23, Town ship 17 South, Bange East. Wil lamette meridian, and, the timber United States Land Office. l.ikctlow. Oregon, August G, 1909. NOTICB Is hereby given thst town ship plsts surveyed under Contract No. 732. for Sections 7, IS, 19 .'.0 and 31, Township 3,7 South, llango 7 East, Willamette meridian; Sctl'ons 1 to 3C, Inclusive, Township J". South, Range 2 East. Willamette meridian; Sections 1 to 3G, inclusive. Township 31 South. Itango 28 l-Jesl Willamette meridian, and supple mental plat of segregation survey of Sections 4, 9. 1C, 21. IS and 32. Township 31 South, Itsnce 7H Eatt, Willamette meridian, will be flics' In this offlce on September 15th, 1909 On and after said date all of stld lands will be subject to selections, entry or filing on. If said lane's are not otherwise reserved or appro priatcd. ARTHUR W ORTON. Resist?.-. FRED P. CRONEMILLER. Receiver. GAMBLER'S LUCK. Th,s Lscksy Whs Chsnatd Plsc.s With His Fsrm.r Mstt.r. Some years ago it remarkable occur rence transpired nt Nice, which Is ery 1 near to Monte Carlo. A notorious jhuhltue of tlie casino, nhu li.ul made his money prlnclimlly there, hntt set iil no I'tisllsh t chicle, a silr of horses, tiger" ami all. und cut ipiUe n swell itrMug In Hie nelsliliorlKHsl. s.its . luslrniloiie. One dii lie wns tilling In the cm Irons of the town when his servant, sitting upon the raised Imt U'hlnil. who had been feeling some wlrit uneasy nt not receltlug his nam's for some time. seelnt- Ills master liilte alone, tciilurcd to nk til ill through the Kick window If lie would not make It contenlein to pay him. The master was In n gmnl liuiiior and asked: How- iiiucli Is It. Iji neitrV "One hiindrcd nml twenty Hie litres, may It please )ou, monsieur." "Very well; lierr It Is," said tlie master. sprviidliu: tlie sum In p:icr currency iixni I he scat of the telilcle. "Now, I,m ricur. have ou n aik of cards with jouV "Certainly," answered tlieoliinlom lackey. "I nlna carry them, mon sieur." prcdiielng the cards nt once. That Is well, Now. I will lie hunk er, and j on shall play against me, I will take the (rout seat, tlie lMk one shall servo for our table, and ou can look through this tuck wlmtow." The lackey assented to tills, nmusct at his master's condescension, l.uek was rather on tlie master's side, lull both men Wi-nmo ipille racer in tlie came, thinking of thai, and that only. Little by little the fisitiiMii's money went until nil that was left of his wage was ." litres. He begin to feel anxious, when suddenly his luck turned, nml be won tlie whole sum hack, Willi eery sou Ills muster had nlsiut him. riii!cl nt bis loss, be ui-isicr tin gensl a horse, which the lackey won; then Its mate, next tlie harness mid lastly the inrrtace Itself. I.ti-k run all one way. nml the sen nut. t.n I'teitr, won overythlns. The master tisk out his watch mid put It down nsnltKt n given sum. The cards were sliuttltsl and the lackey won. "I hive nothing more. I.t Kleur. Von have cleaned me out." "nlil tlie half desperate gaiuliler. The servant was Pi high spirits nt his strange run of luck, "Hen-are a hundred Hire, monsieur. I will stake them ncalust your posi tion. If jou win they are yours. If you lose we chance seats." "Agreed r The cards were shunted, l-i I'leur won, mid the vehicle ri'tunnsl to Nice with Us former master ifrupylug toe servant's box U'hliid and Iji I'leur sit ting Inside! A Ui.l.ts nut. lie (teaching her hrldgel-Whci! In iloiibl It's a kisiiI rule to phit humps Site- lint that's Just Its when I'm In iloulit I ilon't know what the trump Is, I'hllmlelptila llivord I'ten when a woman thinks sh Is worth tier weight In gold she would hate to wit too sinul.-l'lill.idel.ilibi llreord. Unl.it Thty Ars Hilr.ll.l. "It's hard to lose a beautiful dailsh tcr." said the wedding guest symut thcthally. 'it's a blame sight harder to loe the homely ones." replied the old mill who hid tevernl Ji I In go tlosluu Trail ,lpl A ccitiii cr,ii"-ti"' "How does I'm nun uhviti uiiuiKe ii. ,ipne ir n the i.iih r of joii p-opleV' "I snppwe." tiusncied Kirn tt t'TII n-i-el. "I'll' Il'il slmplt l-'lll( he's ntr" ei'i I" 'i ! let Ahr id of Us.' -iflilug't n M ir 1111: HON ion tmtH'KHV. A lllllo store with tho best In Ihe grocery line lean, new, fresh, and prices rca.onnlilii. One trial will convince. m that It Is tho place to trade. ''"' f'ellensl Prldt. Sleepy Sllis- eo ills iht siljs Kucland nml Wales hae 7.VI.I-SI pau iwrs. Weary Wntklus- I (it's Just like de I'nglNIi, ntliis blnnln' nlmilt s-uie-thlu"! Vniiken SMtesinan. WANT ADS. sri.Ti.w. Mnit v. NOTICK--From tho l.'.tli until the 22d the Klamath Messenger Sitv tie will to open for business from S II III to 9 p. Ill FOR SAI.K Ileal tj,lne. HAVI a few lots to gite nwa) in Opportunity addition on the t'ppcr lake tu parties wishing tn build homes, llcttcr hurry and get one of these they are ahiolutcly free. Sec the owner, E. I). MuclhimiM. .-'OR SAI.K A new bungalow, with 8 rooms nml bnth; tine location ott hlllldo near High School, Inuulru at ileialil nlllci'. FOR SALE Ml acres, Co ncres In crop; 3 horsi-s, wnsuti, set of liar aess, 2 tows, 225 chickens; C-rooic lungalow. (urnlslicd, 1 miles from own; 1100 it ncres; insy terms. I. K. I'olntur. Klnuinth Falls. I Helping the Town Mf haaklag your saonry la a baak la jruar owa commun ity jam iacreaae the commaaMya power to do basiaeaa. If aabstaatlal farmers want lo btorrow money there la more to loaa tseaa. If yoa Uink jroir roomy, away iroas borne it la loaaed to other farmers, ayrrcbaau aad manafaotarera. Help your faoase people. Money hidden at borne helps ao one. Placed la a baak It ia pat to work hi ways that help all. The National Bank ! of Klamath Fall Is a good baak to pat yoar money la safe and reliable. The Last Sptsk.r of Csrnlih. In the Utile tillage of St. I'aul. near Penzance, there Is a monument eniteil to the memory of loll. or Holly, IVul reath, who ntlatnisl the ago of lirj and was the last woman who ssike the Cornish tongue. This Is tin In serlptloii; "Here llrth Interred tiorolhy I'eutrentli. who dltsl In 1777. said lo have been the List H-rsn who con venxtl in tlie n in lent Cornish, the !' cullar language of this country from the i-arllesl lliui-s IIII It expired in the eighteenth Hilary hi this parish of SI. I'aul This stone Is cris-fcd b the I'rlme Iiuls Lucleii Itounparte, In union with Ihe llcv. John l.'iriwll. vlcnr of SI. I'aul. June, l.sOi. 'Honor thy father nml thy mother that thy days may he long iiimhi tlie land which the Lord thy (l glveth thee (Ksislus X. It1. Loudon News. IIKI.l' WAXTKII. rt'ANTKH A lady lo do plain sew ing. Apply to Mrs. I'eck, Klamath Falls Iron Works. WiKNTS wanted In etcry town for tho Stcil Adjuitahlo Homeless ilorsa Collars. No pads, linmes, trupj; run be used with any kind of UK atlacnmunts. will not gall horst r wear out. Will not corrode or rust .'rlco 16.1)0 each. Ask )iiur dealer Wrlto for lltcratuie. Address Nelson WlUcr Company, ciclmlvo distrib utors I'acincCoastStutes.Alli.iny.Orv I A Savings Account Is a ralay day fand, a life Insurance iollry, a skt benefit, a fascial bsaeat.1 aad aa old age pcaalon. Tltere is no forfeiture claaaa la the pass book, aad U la.aadrr tlie owner's control at It wtH tide him over alrkaeast It wUI care for bla sa ha aaaat got It will are him through old age. and bary hka whea be dies. It la a simple business proposition. Bagte early, aad keep M up, aad, like manna la the desert. It wM aapply bias aa be journeys. ' Htm It Ihe tlase to open aa account with the The . Flri t Trait and Savings Bank U M t Spelling the Shew. Showman I don't know ns we ran Kite any kind or a show this after noon. Asslslant-What's the mutter? Showman-Tliut fresh kid's lieen In the cstfe of the man rating Hon listing a romp, mid the critter Is us pin; fill us a kitten. Hie farmer we rented Ihe sa cred cow from India from ruvs the money ain't paylu' him for the loss of bis milk route, and Ihe wild man of Borneo says he's got lo hate n duv off lo register and see tho police pa rade. Baltimore American. TIIK Oregon Nursery Company of Salem, Oregon, tho largest and best-known nursery company In the Northwest, has openings for two or tlireo steady and rellablo snlcsmoii for Southern Oregon and Northern California territories. Full Informa tion upon request. Address Oregon Nursery Co., Salem, Oregon. WANTED Girl for tclcphono op erator; ono with experience In the work prefeiriil. Apply at Klamath Falls office, xorit'i: or Mssiti.rriox or l',,HINi:itsllll' The pulillc Is lietehy notified that the partnership llrm of Morgan Wlckstriitn lius been distillled, Mr Morgan hating dlioscd of nil his In terest therein to A. Wlckstroui, who Mllliniltllllictn opeinle the stiiiinhoat Eagle mid other paitticrshlp ptopcr llis formerl) owned und operated h) Morgan Wlrkstrom ANI'ON WICKSTIIO.M ,s-ll-lt- NOTIIi: ItHt I'l'III.ICA'IION. II. S. I.tnd Oltlre st Ukctlcw, Oregon, April 20, 1909 NOTICE Is hereby glteu that HANIKI. JOHNSTON, of Klamath Fulls, Oregon, who, on Nov 27, 190$, made Timber ami Stone Soru Statement No. 0S07, for N(s S'i. Section 17, Township 32 S, Range Mi I.'., Wilt. Meridian, has tiled nollro of Intention lo make Final Proof, to citablUh rlalm to the land iliovo il esc rl lied, beforo County Clerk Klamath County, at hit ottlrn at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the I9lh, lay of August, 1909, 1 Claimant names us witnesses I Frank M. Upp, of Klamath Fails, i )regon; Henry Offenbsrher, of Kta until Falls, Oregon; Alvln J Swift, if Klamath Falls, Oregon; John . Xnsil, of Klamath Falls, Orrgon, lister Klrkpatrlrk, of Klaiuath Vails, Oregon; John J. Furher, of I'nkegatna, Oregon. J. N. WATSON. "-1 5 Register. (HmHMtWUWWMM'MMtNfH4HHMtiHt REFRIGERATORS Cold Storage ggr lA7UI4a PnamAlM fTllllC JJIIQIIIVJ Food Chamber $21 to $24.50 Reliable galvan ized Food Chamber $17 to ll aJTJT aTaawaBTV. I N fl'S Avl MM tli.H Mill V' M WHITE MOUNTAIN (S jg' FREEZER ? (Y, TMI Mlllli Yj' wbJC Mssav mm M sss s mm rwr fTM ssetMIHMISsSIIIS jklT i8rf we usu aeass stsssi a shi fjf, JfU mmtumtmm mmmmm if W ROBERTS & ft Wf HANKS M vorin or ns A I sirni.i:.ii:T Aft III sr or NOTIt'i: Is heieli) glten that Aid Martin Jr. udliilnlslrntor of the ..ito of Hod Me) S How en. iliii-a-d. Bus tils ,1 with the County Court al Klamath County, On gun, for settle ment his final arrount In the ailuilti Istrutlon of the said estate, and that Mnnda), August 3Uth, at 2 on p. in at the roiirtlinuso In said rounty mid Stale l tlie lllllo mid plaru Hied for the hearing of any and all objections lo said final m count nint tho settle ment thereof, mid any person Inter ested may appear and file ctccptlotis to said account and contest lo samo AI.BN MAIITIN Jll. Admlnlslrntor of the Kitatu of Hod IieyS. Iloweu, Deteused h-2 s-:s Miiatii i-n sit.i: $21 ROBERTS & HANKS HARDWARE MERCHANTS eaati0sawsw I'Olt NAM- MUccllu us. r'OIt SAI.C Cooking runge, good ns new. Inqulro Model baker). Cenvlnclng His Chum. Johnny (In be gardvni-Fatber. father, lock out of the window! Father (putting out his headl-What a nuisance you children are! What do you want now? Johnny (with a triumphant glance at Ills nlarfrllowl-Toinmr llranks f wouldn't believe you'd got no hair on I !. ..n ........ I m... .... imu ,wi, ui ;uur lll-uu. IJIIUUH ill'IIJIS, KOIt SAI.K At a bargain; a No. 5 Oliver typewriter, with IS-lnrh uirrk-r, In llrst-class condition; "n II 10 muLliIno for 175. Cull at O. K. Transfer office and see It. KOU SAI.H Freight outfit, com pleto, fonslstlr.K of 8 horses and liuriiess, stretihers und chains, z No. I wagons; rapacity of wagons, 30, 000; ull in No. 1 condition. Merrill ft Sou. I'jirk stable. Merrill, Ore esfmatmmirmmmji j i esrss MIHCKMNWHH. Only Lunch. "litre luncheon today?" "Nie" "Thought I sntv you going out." "You did. but I had lunch, not luncheon. I ouly had IS. cenla to spend." Kicbango. It us not talk III of our enemies. Tbry only never deceive us.-IIotui- Uft. Charity. It Is au old saying that charity be gins at home, but this Is no reason It should not go abroad. A man should lire with the world us a citizen of the world. He may bare a preference for the particular quarter or zijuure or even alley In which be lives, but b ithould bare a generous feeling for tb welfare of toe wbole.-C'umberland. I'.OIt SAI.K Hullroud ticket, first (lass, lo Us Angeles or Sail Diego, Cnl. AddrcfcU I'. O. box 2.", I.ukc Till; Southern I'aclflc has now on Hiilo round trip tickets to Heattlu, good for sixty days, with prlvllego of Htopotur nt any point on routu for I2K.7C. Tho final limit on theso tlcketH expires October 31st, ORDKIl your Ico from O. 1C. Transfer company. FUItNISIIKD rooms mid apartments at tho Huldwln, CKMUNT Imported cement Just ro- cuivod; carload Alison coinont In iron barrels, Ualdwln lluidwaro Co. TO KXCHANOK. TO KXCIIANOK California for Ore- eon; ICO ucros decdod land, tltla perfect, no tnorteago; fruit, grain and grapes. For acreage at or near Klsm. ath Falls. II. D, Blbloy," P. O. box 647, Ban Bernardino, Cal Whereas, Jinlgment was rrnilrtrii ' rtnu i ntereil on tlie ICIh day of April 1909. In un action In the Juitlo Court for llin I'mlr-i nf MiSrl" Klamnth Count. Sialo of tlriT.ou. beforo A I). Miller, Justice of tu.' Aui.ii fot villi preilncl. between V Ke -3K-. ilal.itir, aid J I! fin'll vim. d-rei"lant. In fator of plaintiff nun umiisi iitieiniaiK lor I lie sum m o3tu.ii).r..o doli.rs io) t.ni .uor est II eriou nt the rnto of Six (fi) per cent per milium from llin :ctli day of April. 1909, and tho further sum of Thirteen nml Twenly.fltu Oue-hun drisltbs dollars (113.2,) costs and disbursements: anil whereas n inn. script of b.i Id Judgment and pnxeed- int. nan oei'irn sain Justin, of (he pencil KHliI nisi) litis l.een fit. .1 In llin olHco of tho Count) Clerk of Klamath County, Oregon, and which said Judgment wns duly docketed In tho Judgment docket of tliu Circuit Court of the Statn of Oregon for the t.ounty of Klamath, on tho 13th day of May, 1909, mid tho sum of Seven. y-lito dollars (171), with Interest "'"""i i iiiu rniu in six (i;j per ... m, ,..-, minimi iniui mo t, m tuy of April. 1909, nml Thirteen und Twen-ty-llvo Ono-bundredths dollars (113.25) costs and dlshiirseiuents of said anion lo now dun thereon; and by vlrtiin of an execution lamed by tho Clerk of tlm Circuit Court of tho Slnlo of Oregon for tlm County of Kluuintli, on said judgment, com manding mo to satisfy snlil l,l... mint, Interest and costs out of Ihu i'uisiiiiiii properly til said J. J. Snlil tun, and for wmit thereof, then out of tho rent pniporly belonging to "i?,',,..:..l:".s..u!ll';?"'j fy &--H ........... ,,,. , iirecon, mid not being able, ufler dlllguut search and Inquiry, to II ml nny personal property buhiiiglnK to J. K. Sulllvmi In said county, out of which to satis fy wild Judgmint or any part thereof, I have lovled unon llm f,,li..u.i, ,i.. ...II...1 . -I"h HIT- P.HUI-U rem propariy or Ihu defend, ant J, K. Hiilllvun, lo-wlt; SK, of HIJM of Kecllon 21, NWM l NWW ,",' Bc.,''"H. " " f NKM "I Hie. iV"i- ; T"w""hl'' 37 ""'. Kango . ,,uk tj, ,V lllllllll.lll, lll.tl-l.lltit. I.. 1......... " " Nollro Is therefore hereby given that by virtue of mild execution I will, on Monday, tho .10th day of An gust l09, at tho hour of 2 o'clock In tho afternoon of tmld day, tit tho nth rails, Oregon, Hull ut public nui ,0t0..l,", ",,,0"t hmot """ "'"' hand, tho above described real prop, orty, or so muih thereof nu m,,v i. iitirossnry tu miliary said judgment In J. I.. Hi lllvun, together with nil corns nnd dlsburboments that huvo or muy Choice Garden Lands FOR RENT A few plots of choice land for garden; Potatoci, Cabbage, Celery or other truck, under Irrigation nnd convenient FRANK IRA WHITE CAPT. O. C. APPLECITE rifth Strecl near Mill Has some Lot Dardalns for you - "''' China and Glassware I Ihin'l you Maul some nice lllnnrr Ware, Fancy llUbrs, I'lalrs, Tumblers, Jsntlnlrrrs, Ortismrnts, tluimbrr Hrls. Wslrf Cinders, Frcocrs thing, useful and oniitiiicnUI for your boats anil Ublr? We larry suih iH-nullful (liliia aa Hie llstilsaa In plslu and gold rlmmiil. Hr our rtlrnslve display largest slmk In the city and al suili low irlrrs. GEO. R. HURN HAKDWAJJ DEALER sa's 4sIss ffmmm f4W Oregon, Dttled ut Klnmnili i...ii.. this 30th duy of July, moo! 7 ,ftBl")r',T of K'amnth Couuty, O. K. TRANSFER GO. Keep tit iiinviiiK; wc arc ,,rc,,arc, fr v((rJ( TfamiiiB, ilrayitiir ami forwarding. Is iiT Jfcliakle and prompt service worthy "R Attention? Day r lMlght. We're not a coin A Number phones, office 871 and 873 tlie barN Say: Baggage and Pianos are .pedal l it S Freight orders handled quickly. No blufF Equipped with the only pi.no truck liotE Reasonable rates on goods storctl. UclttR Call or phone us before placing orders, C O. K. TRANSFER CO. AT T ' sm f