The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 28, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-r'-T ' -v & fie1 . .v p.3fafei3F f" , (,r. - ".,r -", OREGON'S MCHEST SOIL ABEL ADY PHONE SH LANDS " - 303 EASY TEllM KLAMATH GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS; Will H l" Pit CENT. VEGETABLE MATTEL S3 x5!BB i.'; .M"ta aja. ' Xmmataaam ,T l'amffc aaasBnaaaaBSBwaawa-assrw iia i lwswwaVawBBaBjBssaBaBaaMSBjjgaaB, !.& fc'i? 1 -Vr., -1' h'y ui- .f" 1st- ' lrj "f . AC i t- 't '-t vpl sC ' " Bif " ' WmawatS iv. THE EVENING HERALD Issued Deity, Kaeeat Saaday, by the HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATH: Baity, ky Mali, oat year I&.M Batty, ky Ball, ate moatks 1.10 Dally, ay mall, tkree moatha l.tl Dally, ay aMll, oaa moatk 40 Dally, delivered ay carrier, oaa wack KLAMATH FALLS. SATURDAY. AUGUST 28, MM TMK rORTKR IUKM. ARK RtSV force la beiag cat dowa. Siitytour ' mea were laid of ay Twohy Brolkera MMac Ike Sara LaM OS a? Twohy yesterday and glvea passea to Port Bras, aad AM Ofkrrs AvaMaUc. Tka followlag special dispatch to tke Tsltgiam from Tke Dallas show a taterestlag ceadHloa of alalra la tke Desekatee eaajrea: Tka Dallas. Aagast id. "We will Bake Harrlmaa katld a raltioad aow." aaM Jokasea Porter kere tkla ateralag. "He promised Ike people of Cea trat Oreajaa a railroad aad aow ke mart make good (or we are wllllag Ikat Ike Deaekatea llae ke ceaatraetad aad will alaee ao ataaea la Ha way. All we waated la oar litigation waa to get thing so we would aot be Hampered la kalldlag tke klad or read we waat to pat la oaraetvea." Tke derMoa of Jadge Beaa la the lajaactloa proceedlags has already akowa aa effect. It appears to hare eawsed tke Harrlauui forces to be cut dowa. wklle Porter Brothers ara hlr lag wtsekarged mi (rem tke eaemy'a earn aad oatalatag other workmea land, so that tke Porters could aot get them. Johasoa Port.? heard of the discharge aad ImmedlaUIr hired the mea through a Portlaad egLt aad they are returning to the Dee- chutes today to work for his company Ula Ume. Weymaa, a maa la charge of forty teams which were seat to the l'e chntes to go to work for tke Harrl maa force two weeks ago, called on Johasoa Porter 'yesterday craning. He said his teams were Idle and he waated them at work, applying to Porter for a Job. Johnson Immedi ately hired him to use his teams on the Oregon Trunk and made ar rangements for Weyman to bring forty more teams from Portland and put them at work. A storekeeper la the employ of Twohy was laid off yrs terday aad coming here waa Imme diately hired by Johasoa Porter. The storekeeper sara that the Harrlmaa men are practically Idle all along the Deschutes, while the Porters are ruxhlng work at all points. "It sure since I returned here Tuesday night, ttho llarrlniau camp appears like a Quaker meeting on a Sunday morn ing, all quiet," said Johnson Porter this morning, "I am hiring all the men they discharge as fast as I can, and am getting as many more as enn 'ie obtained. We hare a standing or Jer In Portland to have ISO men sent to the works every day, besides I sent 15 out from here yesterday." Johnson Porter left this morning (or, the Deschutes to look over the, situation, and his itretenru and the Increased forces scorn to mean that th Orgon Trunk Is going to rush op erations harder than ever. Wlillo practically no supplies nnd equipment are going Into the llarrlman camps, the Porters have sixty four-home teams hauling material and supplies Into the ranon, and forty single teams engaged on construction work. Porter saja that la two weeks the wagon roads will bo completed all along the llae and that grading work will begin la earnest. About fourteea miles of grade are aow under construction. Klghtevn miles of wagon road have been con structed the last ten daa. and this shows that Porter's men are making great progress. The aim Is to get all the wagon roads completed before ac tual construction work Is begun. aa fast aa tkey can be secured. It la aot believed kere Ikat tka reduction i doesn't look like business oa tke part f Harrlaaa'e gea meaaa tka ke kaa atvea aa alas of kalldlag aow. Oa Ik atker kaad. R la considered tkat k4a Heataaaata do aot kaaw last kow to proceed slace the lajaactloa was decided agalaat the Harrlmaa Inter ests. A wager kaa keea made kere tkat Harrlmaa. aow tkat ke kaa re tailed home, will arrive la Oregon la tka aear fatare to took over tke alt uaUea. It la evldeat tkat Harrlmaa's men ara Inactive oa tke Deecnatea Rail road eoapaay'a work, aad tkat tka I of tke Deschutes road aow," ke aald today. "Tke men and teams are Idle for the most part aad the forces ara being cat dowa rapidly, raw aapausa are1 beiag received la the camps of the Deschutes road aow, feedlag supplies principally hay. beiag about tke oaly tklng gotten la Urge qaaatttlee. Th Harrlmaa forces at Baaalko aumber oaly about 15 now, with like num ber la tke vicinity of Grass Valley, while Porter Bros. hae 1,200 la all. I should Judge." "From reports I have received WANT ADS. FOR HALK Krai Cerate. HAVB a few lots to give away In Opportunity addition on the Upper take to parties wlsblag to build homes. Better hurry and get one of these they are absolutely free. See the owner, E. D. MacDonald. FOR SALE 80 acres, ;0 acres In crep: 3 horses, wagon, set of har as, cows, at chlckcas: (-room bungalow, furnished. 4 miles from Iowa; flOO per acres; easy terms. H. E. Polaler. Klamath Falls. HELP WANTED. WANTED Cook for all winter at the Grlgsby ranch; woman or girl; no washing. Telephone 5. ; Helping the Town Hf fcaaklasj year enawry la a kaak la yuar earn rami rry'yww lai ream1 the twsaataaMy'e power to 4m asawaeas. If kMhstaatiaf farw?re mmt to himwr misery lln n Is more to baa tmrm. If yoa bak yorr wwrny away frvaa kerne N la laesl to ether farmers, asrrcaaals aad miafartarersw Help your kwne wrofde. Wammr libMea at Imnsv KHps aw aw. I'Ltit-tl In a fcaafc it la pat to work la ways tkat kef all. AGENTS wanted In every town for the Steel Adjustable nameless Horse Collars. No pads, names. straps; can bo used with any kind of tug attachments. Will not gall horse or wear out. Will not corrode or nut. Price 16.00 each. Aik your dealer. Write for literature. Addrcu Nelson Wllver Company, exclusive distrib utors PaclflcCoastSlales.Albauy.Ore. THE Oregoa Nursery Company of Salem, Oregon, the largest and best-known nursery company In the Northwest, baa openings for two or three ateady and reliable salesmen for Southern Oregon aad Nortbera California territories. Fall Informs tloa upon request. Address Oregon nursery uo Miem, uregou. AM THE1 NKWH $2.00 per year I N ; A D V A N C E The Official Paper of Klamath County THE REPUBLICAN The Best Weekly in the Best Town in the Best County in the Best State Wlmt would )mi wty If 'i' "''' llvltig In Klniiinth KH m'l II M htmlne.'is to drhn out to r plre, no mutter wlmt pmt of the uimiiy )ou me living In. ami l''" s.vernl hour- telling )oit nil the nuss? Anil whnt ele would oii think If h lt ho would be gln.l In rouie out the following week ami do the same thing axnln, and romlid to tome eery neck In the yxr? Wouhlii'l )oii Inquire n to I U inrnlal riin.ll Hie lrt-l liiaiiiirr ami lw-" "IMf. II U mi lmp"lbHII) l'tii'' nmfcx rt peruiiinl llt tn do Itilt news, tolling art. we simply tonrenttate our time and wve hUKK) wear and Inn ii' fed t)our hl ttiiil by ) Inn tight In Klamath fall and gain eilng every bit "I ' ''t' ",n un.l pilnllng H I" The llrpubllrnn. We. are not a nephew of Untie Ham, nml innw.iuenll) w l.sve to !) the Irtiitsr to etnl the fsj-er In )u, i. .. .... i. i.m ... lion? Well. I guesa you would want, hut even men iai n " to know wl-nt bunlnesa he wa en.dy tie cud over that old Kiay mare gagitl In that he had mi ninth .parkin gel out to )imr place, and hand time for dl-uemlnatlng new, or l-v.jjou Hie paper i-erinnall) ome ultimate ohiirl In riillhntlngl Oh, )ei; you may sa well know. loo. tint we have an aie to grind by routing out 10 w )HII every week In the yrtr Mother ay father mine to see l.er IwlCtf a week for four )rj HAM NO KQl'AI. your arqualntanro, We'll Itring the Nena. Well, here' the peint: The editor of the Weekly Republican Iib n belter proposition to make )ou lhan' before, the found out what he the man who peddle newt ftotn coming for. hut The llrpnMlcsn will houne to luiuse. It I not worth your ; make jmi iimlcriland In lr lime while lonik what our builneo if. It' ttan Hat You will get to know all to hlle lien, anil prthlle litem lit 'tie bewa of the iiiunty. and lot of IhliiK' helde IhtllK Ihal go to make you a aimpp)1 and iip'lo dale aa hii) ill her tun li hi lh liiwiinhli, nr i.iunl). tllliet, you won't gut lw In thing Itnl iMitmt thleo month ago you'll know thvin lh week Ihey happuii If )ii'l iloii'l It' )"ur own fault Tie a string on your llllln flit' grr when you start In the I'nlU liri lime and auUcrlbo (or The Wmkly Itepuhtlrau In miiiio nml tell ou the lirw. rirr) werk In tlte jitr. Wlih ll.. Ail. T. Read the BiU- nit of Ihetn, lxik ll hi uvrr earti week a carefully a )oi do the new loader. It KMta the merchant KIM'd hard-avrd money to put hoi 4.1 In the aMir( anl Ihey mean them to ! lead. If ynU inla illng the full woilli of )our mti' "ill-lion tunitc It lircautd you fall in rrad The Republican ndt Vim know where tu trade whrn you tnine to the rlty; or at trail you can't blatnn It all nulo your w( ( )oi make a bargain, Advertising Rates on Application Published Every Thursday in the Year IU3BI NOTK'K 4IF IMHHOMTIOV OF PAItTNKIUilHP The public I tiere'jy nullOed that the rtncrhlp firm of Morgan A Wlckitrom has been dissolved, Mr. Morgan having disputed of all hit In terest therein to A. W'ckstrom, who wlllconttntieto oierato tho steamboat Kaglu and other partnership proper ties formerly owned and oivrated by Morgan A Wlckstrom. ANTON WICK8TIIOM. , R-ll-H-w fflS" Wood I $3.7S a cord, delivered to any part or city ACKLEY BROS. Phone 451 Meaaacyevav The First National Bank of KUraath Falls Is a awMisj.kauk fa wsyt yewv awasry la safe. aad rsMable. wantbu uin tor uiepbone op erator; one with experience in the work preferred. Apply at Klamatk rails oatce. FOE HAUt Miscellaneous. FOR SALE At a bargain; a No. C Oliver typewriter, with IS-lncb carrier. In ant-class condition; a 1110 machine for 175. Call at O. K. Traaafer osace and see It. FOR SALE Freight outSt. Diets, coaslstlca of t horses and harases, stretchers aad chains, 2 No. l wagoaa; capacity or wagons, is, 000: all la No. 1 eoadltloa. Merrill A; Saa. Park stable, Merrill. Ore. 4vvevKvv44ey4 Dos J. ZOMWaiT, ' President Abitrocting Maaa, PUas, Biae frlnls. Etc. y. M, Hi, t'lc'rr. fjl llr Klamath County Abstract Go. Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers HsfcT E itiikcw, Vecrvlsry KlaMath Falls, Oregon a a aa eea seM AAA,AAA4wtAAAiAs.. 1 A Savings Account r ftj. "w la a rainy day faasL a Me lamHaare tjnUry, aad aa aid aaa araalua. Tkrt la aa fsrfeWara as Um sawssstak. aad H M awdrr lis awacsa ssasral at H .arMI aba Mat aver alekaeast II wBI aaiw far kle a. M wW mm a. H to a a) H stlSCtUiLANaWl'S. THB Soutksra Paclae kaa aow on aals reuad trip UckeU to Seattle. gaad for ality days, wltk privilege of arapover at aay poiat aa route for 111.76. Tka Saal. limit oa these iMaeta eapirea OetoDer list. 2 eeoetea-eee-i 4 m REFRIGERATORS Cold Storage White Enamel Food Chamber $21 to $24.50 we-" u n i i ... ... Reliable galvan ized Food Chamber OROCR yoar lea from O. K. Transfer aaay. FURNISHBD rooms and apartments at tka Baldwla. CBMKNT Imported cemsat just re- eeivad; earload Allsea cement la Iroa kwrats, Baldwla Hardware Co. ,'ifMVJi mS.'3. 4 y&s' A Haaa la.aara aa aslka ' at V'U- f m. . a 'w ' . t .' lfii- : i."li4 ajsjaaaaaaaaajp 'jLS&Ki mum flfffPwP 5W i ', uWtt t I; "' art 1 to mxcnAwm. IHIHHIMIHIHlj TO BXCHAWB-CaUforala far Ore- gaa; no aaras daedad wad. Utla aaifaat, aa mortnae; fralt, grala aad Svaaaa. For sraaao at or aaar Klaas. au raua, H. O. swalay, r, o. kes 147, amaataysadlM,fl rase ws a aBBswaaMBa , y ,. A AWsWdS amafe Mat Traat'Cw.'i BMf . O. K. TRANSFER CO. lVt'P uh moving i we aV prcparcil for wnrK Timiiiif, tlrayiiiK ""'I forwanlinK. h mX Kclialile and prompt service vinnUy youR Aiivmion? Day or Night.' We're not a com A Ninl'r phones, office 871 and 873 the harN Sy: Baggage and Piano, are i,wcialiItS Frcighl nnlcn handled quickly No ,n(jf Mi Uipcil with t)ie only pinuo irurk Ii it-unable i airs on goodn fid II or phone n before IihiE 'rcl. Hcii.R placing onlers. C $17 to $21 ROBERTS a iff ( evts tsisit tun jfif f WHITE MOUNTAIN H ft PtEEZEK V WL ail Ilia TM 'Milts. St Ssi . - - - lAt fsBBT ssssassmasaas)ta,sa far BssB ssssataaasssass)swi BB ROBERTS 61 BHANKS f: -yaWWjBktipjisQCj'LcBr P. K. TRANSFER CO. k '.Si ' '. HARDWARE MERCHANTS MtttltaMMiaaaaaaMMIMMMMttt1 wta4)atta,at)s)-a China and Glassw. Ihia'l ya waal mihmi aire INaaer Ware. Kf I'lalrs. Tamlilrrs, Jsrdlakrea, tHsMsMeala, thamher SHI 1'iNilrrs, Frrcscrs talacs aasfal aad ataamralal for P and laldr? H rarry each beaalsfal CklM a laf In Idala aad aold rimmed. Bra aw eiteaslve largest sM 4 la tlte rMy and at each law lartrea. GEO. R. HURN AA AAJ. 1 v " aiMda ,! Herald Want Ad Bring All, tMK TIMK $2,oo per year I N A D V A N C E Ml "AST Rt'M atN ai'ua at'MN ai(M Hum lattw UOH U'tiH at'ui sU'UM H'tim U'tati lot. ai'Oa 1 ftt-tiai al'UM 1 Uoa, WO, ton I Moat TOM a Mat I Hum si avoa u Jt ' . ' wtMja :aaH Hi HI K II III r ""iiT'. J r -Al f'A 'W fM &.'! cj.ryn, J i'--i wft ..&-. '.'t'Yi &L 'v if) x i; v, :Y: '-