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THE EVENING HERALD
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HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
, SUBSCRIPTION
by nail, en year
', hy wall, eU month
..rtty, hy mall, thre. month.
Darty. by nail, oat month.
Dally, dell vend by carrier, one week..
KLAMATH FALLS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1909.
CKATKK MKK A MY8TKHY
(Continued J-oin Second Page.)
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apparently aro unaffected by the
spring Soodi from the mountain
peak or tho drought or the Ions
summer months. Never changing, the
lake forma a gigantic mirror wherein
ara faithfully noted every change ot
eekyr, of mountain wind, of cloud
aad ot atmosphere.
' The lake wa discovered In 1853
, hyJoha A. lllllman and a party of
, prospectors. Because ot Its ultra
marine blue waters It was then
named Deep Blue lake. It has since
bee kaowa aa Lake' Mystery. Lake
Majesty, Hole In the Ground, and
aally Crater lake, which most natur
ally describes It.
CkrMewed by Mowubi Climbers.
Uatll recently tho huge remains ot
the mountain containing Crater lake
had no name. During the summer of
18v the Mazamas. a mountaln
dlmbng club of Oregon, visited
Crater lake and christened the moun
tain Jlount Matama. Almost noth
ing waa known of the lake and Its
awrreuidagi. however, until 1895,
when W. O. Steele, a mountaineer
ef Oregon, started a movement to
have this retloaTcreaiccT a national
, la January. 1896, President Clovo
laad algaed a proclamation with
drawing tea townships from the
market, bat en account ot strong op
pealttoa the bill was not passed, and
the project lay dormant for many
yean.
vv Jlr. Steele practically gave bis en
tire time and energy to the project.
aaddurlng the sessions of congress
which were held In 1901 and 1902
he succeeded In arousing the whole!
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the
ny IsMklna; your money in a bank la yunr own comma
Hy yoa Mrrrase the community' power to 4o iMsaueaa. If
ubstantlnl fnrnwra want to borrow money there m more to
loan iliem. If you tnk, yoir money away .from home it la
loaned to other farmer, mrrrhaata and mannfactnrer. Help
your home people. Money hidden at home help no one.
1'l.iced In a tmnk It b pat to work In way that help all.
The .
First National Bank
of Klamath Fall
la a good liaiik lo pat year money in wife and reliable.
r.
i A Savings Account . . .
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la a mini day fund, a life Insurance policy, a akk beeeat, n
fswetwl hestedt, and an add age pension. There U no forfeUnre
etanee la the muwbook, aad it la under the owner control at
H Ume. R wW tide him over aickae; It will care for bU
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population ot tho State ot Oregon,
nnd thus secured the passage ot the
bill creating the Crater Lake National
park.
President Itoosevelt presented Mr.
Steele with this fountain pen which
ho used to sign the bill. Recently Mr.
Steele has been placed In charge ot
tho reservation, nnd Is devoting his
entire time to exploiting t and mak
ing It accessible to tourists.
Indian lgeada Arc InterrsUac.
The Indian legends regarding Cra
ter lake, should they ever be com
pletely written, would make an In
teresting story book. Until recently
very few Indians have gaxed Into the
depth ot the lake.
They have ever been awe-strjeken
In Its presence, and they believe It to
Lo the dwelling place of the greet
(ilrlt and to bo In'uiihtted by mon
sters called "llaos."
try believe that rnoever gates
in lltn lake will dlo rc-1 bo dragged
.to ha depths, theri to feed tin
ct'ai monster or dragon which
dwells therein. This belief was en
hanced by the sudden death ot an
army officer who fell dead while gat
ing for the first time upon tho lake.
It is possible that the Indian be
lief regarding the monster they be
lieve Inhabits the lake Is due to a pe
culiar phenomenon caused by air cur
rents. Not Infrequently when look
ing from the rim on the waters of the
lake there comes Into view, seeming
ly, a monstrous dragon, which ap
parently lies close to the surface o(
the water, and whoso head and body
gently oscillate from side to tide.
So startllngly lifelike Is this mu
clon that many white men who have
seen It have Insisted strenuously that
Town . . .
will are him Ibroaah old ace, and
ll 1 naljsUllklM hllnillHTnl llfAaoallLOnll,.
and, Uke maaaa la the
aa aceoant with the
OREGON'S
KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS
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lt was In reality tho dragon.
Air Currents Canie Apparition.
Careful investigation has shown
that tho Illusion Is due to tho air
current which ruffio tho surface of
tho lako Irregularly, thereby produc
ing an aparltlon which takea the
form ot a dragon.
Crater lake Is slightly elliptical In
shape, nnd l miles In diameter
nt Its widest point. Near the shore
on tho western side Is a huge cinder
cone, remarkably symmetrical In
form nnd rising StS feet nbovo the
lake. It Is known ns Wltnrd Win ml.
and It has a crater of Us own which
Is fully 100 feet deep, nnd contains
snow during the greater part of the
year.
At present the most pleasing meth
od of reaching Crater lake Is by rail
road to Klamath Falls. Prom this
point there la Journey by boat con
suming the greater part of the day on
Upper Klamath lake. Thltt lake Is
one of the most beautiful In tlje
West.
Leaving the lake ncarthc Klamath
Indian reservation, there U a stage
ride of twelve miles through beau
tiful forests to Fort Klamath. Fron
Fort Ktamnth the distance Is twenty-
two miles, the road leading through
one of tho most picturesque vnllcya
of the West, fraught with Interesting
hl.stor of early Modoc Indian wr.-.
and then Into the Crater I.ake N.v
tlenn: park.
For a 'large part of the distance
t!ic load winds along the brink of
Anna creek canyon and t (iron it h for
est of primeval beauty.
StSJtO to Hun Francisco and Itctnrn.
Ticket wilt bo on sato at tho Cali
fornia Northeastern depot October
15, 16 and 17 from this city to San
Francisco nnd return for 118.80. on
account of tho Portola Festival. The
return portion will bo good until Oc
tober 31.
If those desiring to go will notify
Agent Thompson and deposit 82.50
he will, provided thero I a sufficient
number ot excursionists, secure a
Pullman sleeper, thus affording Pull
man accommodations from this city
to San Francisco. To do this eighteen
passengers aro necessary.
For a clean, new stock of genorat
tierchandlso call on Chastaln. Langcll
.
OUDUt TO SUOW CAl'SE
In tho County Court ot the County of
Klamath,. Bute of Oregon.
In the Matter of the Guardianship of
Daisy Bessie Slater, a Minor.
Now, on this 5th day of September,
1909', this Court having read an'
considered the petition heretofore
filed and now presented herein by
August Ducslog, guardian of the pi
son and estato of Daisy Besslo Slater,
a minor, praying for an order for tho
salo of certain real estate bclonglm
to said ward, and It appearing tborc-
frost that aald real estate should .
seld:
It is hereby ordered Thfct tho
next of kin of said ward, or minor,
and all persons Interested In the said
estate, appear before this Court on
the 3d day of November, 1909, at 10
o'clock In tho forenoon, at the court
room of this Court, at Klamath Falls,
Klamath County, Oregon, then and
there to show cause, If any thoy have,
why an order should not be granted
for the sale ot such real estate, de
scribed In said petition, to-wit: An
undivided one-eighth Interest as heir
at law of Thomas Slator, deceased
In and to the Northwest quarter ot
the Northeast quarter of Section 36,
Township 23 south of Range 10 west
Willamette Meridian, In Douglas
county, Oregon.
And It la further ordored that serv
lee of this order be made by publlca
tlon thereof for the period of three
weeka beginning with the 6th day of
October, 1909, la the Evening Her
aid, a dally newspaper of general cir
culation, published at Klamath Falls,
Oregon.
Dated this 6th day of 'October,
1909. J. B. GRIFFITH,
lO-t-10-28 County Judge.
RICHEST
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KKNO ITKMM
J. M. Kvans of Klamath Falls was
In Kcno Inst week looking alter nis
tenceposta that he aold to the recla
mation service.
J. L. Padgett and wlto of Ashland
aro lulling -their bos, Sam and Fin-
ley Padgett, nnd having a good visit
with their old friends nt Keno.
Ira llnnson ha returned from
Kansas, where ho went after his fath
er, Rev. J. M. Hanson. Rev. Hanson
Is a Methodist minister, and will
preach In Padgett's hall next Sunday
nt 10:30 a. in.
Tho reclamation service Is fencing
the right ot way they bought of Thus.
MrCormlck' for S 10.000. The strip
It land Is 400 feet wide along the
untcr's edge, and Is about three
quarters of n mile long.
I have left all negatives nnd films
with Dr. White. Older duplicates
at Siar Drug Store. MRS IIUI.SK.
HOME REALTY CO.
Watch Ihl 8ace for "Heal" SNAPS
$30 per aero; 160 acres, 4 miles from
city: alt In sago brush; perfect seil:
cleared adjolnng land sells for 175
per acre.
TIIADK 12.000 canity In 13.000
modern house nnd lot In San Joe
in lino residence section, fur Kmm
nt.t Falls lots.
t'i I per ncrc: 5 miles from Klnmnth
Fnlls; 201 acres: 2 houst-t. barn,
well, orchard, alfalfa, river front;
timber: sub-lrrlgnted.
Oder, Mrtln Ml.
Phone Ml I
"THE RED FRONT"
WANT ADS.
HKLP WANTKD.
COOK WANTED At tho Davenport
cafe; must bo sober and steady;
no other need apply.
WANTKD Olrl for telephone op
erator; one with experience In the
work preferred. Apply at Klamath
Fall office.
WANTED Girl or woman to assist
In housework each morning only.
Inquire Boston Store.
aaagamMBBBBSBHamm-. i i i -
FOR i.AI.K Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE Toledo range, almost
now. Inquire two door north of
Methodist church.
FOR SALEA I""! ml!cn cow Cali
at residence. C. E. Wlddocs.
FOR SALE On account of leaving
tho city, all of my household goods
will bo offorcd for salo. Apply any
tlmo after 10 n. m. at tho former resi
dence of O. L. Carter, located on 8th
St., ono block north of Ankeny dltcb.
W. M. Randall.
ammBEssa
MIHCKLLANEOth.
FURNISHED ROOMS at the Oregon
House.
FOR RENT H-mom lodging house,
centrally located. Inquire of Frank
Ward.
THE Southern Pacific has now on
salo round trip ticket to Seattle,
good for sixty days, with prlvllego or
stopover at any point on routo for
$28.75, Tho final limit on theio
tickets expires October 31st.
i .
Goodrich's Cash Store
C. F. QOODRICH, Proprietor
Dealer In Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
Carpets, Rugs, Wall Paper
and Groceries
Fine Table Salt, HO poaada for
Halt, one-half ground, per ton .
Haas Soap, 100 bar for
Coffee, per pound
Tea, Iter pound
Star Tobacco, per plug
Iloraesiioo Tobacco, per plug . . ,
Hpcar Head Tobacco, per plug
Hlce, per pound , .He, 10c and
lieana per pound ;,,,.,,,..., 0c and
Columbia Oat Flake, pioce fo ehlnawucr in.
cadi package
Violet Oat, package
Violet Pancake Flour
Rolled Oats, la bulk, IS
Dried 'Prunes, 90 pound
Sugar, per sack
Hlghast Price Paid for
SOIL ABEL ADY
AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS
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SCHOOL ItO.UHl MKKT1NO
The school board of District No. 1
held n mjetlng nt which the follow,
liiir memho-H went piesentl J, V
Siemens, F. .Sanderson. P. L. Kniin
tain and Professor Dunbar.
The health officer was Instructed
to Inspect the mIiooIs nt least .inro
month, nnd floner, If necessary
An nrrnngeiuirl wns also entered
Into with Mesu i Holler nnd Hhlplfly
of this city lo haul the school children
(i.tm tho Upi'o- Inke section to the
I ubllc school. Iho rate ngreed u'm.i
tor this servlv l. $72 per month for
thirty scholars. A covered bus U l
bo furnished. This arrangement lll
obvlato the m "slty of erectlnt .
ncliool bullilln-. on tie Upper laKe
nnd on at count of the limited number
of r-uplls thero nt present Is more de
4lmhlo nil around
111(111 SCHOOL NOTi.S
Thf freshmen chorus clnss met
this morning nnd practiced the first
time with the new song book, which
hare Just arrived.
The class Is making good headway
anil we feel that It will make om of
the bent singing classes the High
School tins had for ear.
Asnessnr Leo report that the
amount of assessable properly within
the City of Klamath Falls this year
amount to Si,CIC,272
WATKH AND I.KIIIT NOTICK
Owing to a change In conditions,
vo nro nev prepared to rr. 1 wii on
neurit of tiny Intending hut ef
hitler or llrlil, tap water main .tnd
tiu(f elfis'rlr rouncctlorjs fw nil,
nice on rny of our nxU!.'i: tua.ur.
v ence.
KLAMATH FALI.8 WATR.t AN'D
LKHIT COMPANY.
LIM
For Sale by
T. W. STEPHENS
efee e
BICYCLES
;. wwmM
For an up-to-date wheel
get a Rambler, on sale at
The Gun Store. Tents and
Guns for sale or for rent.
We carry a full line of
Sporting Goods
THE GUN STORE
J. B. CMAMHZHS
none 303 Oaaoattc Am. Hotel
That Mean Trick.....
tho man played In putting green
goggle on hla mulo to Induce
hlm to cut shaving for liny I
not necessary to Induce you to
loo jour way Into the Uun Store
to find
G. W. FRET,
THE TAXIDERMIST.
tti9 $o
(! ffsOfl
18c lo .40
40c to .80
'iee
.4
,4S
.41
.11
.OT
, , . Mi
, . .18
IS
pound for ........ 1.00
for , , 1,00
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Hides and Product f
OCasuaCUaBeWimmmMmnmma aaaaBaaamaijjjjmaaai
IIKNKUOI'M HI'IH'CTIO.N OK U OKr
ON KNTIHK KTOt'K OF IIH1II (IHADK
Diamonds, Jewelry,
Watches, Silverware
and Cut Glass
Hue me Home of Our Mpetlal I'rlic for lUrgaln Week Oalyi
Sevnii'Jeweled Elgin or Wnllhnm Movement. H4,V:r"r C"V -f,l?
Fltteen-JpMvled Elgin or Wnlthnm Movement, Hllverltm Lasu.S7.Nn
HoW'iilcon.Juweled Elgin or Wnlthnm Movmiih nl.Hllverlne Case glo.7n
tlE.TI.E.Mi:.'S ClOff.l WATt'llKM
SeteifJewided Elgin or Wnltham Movemenl
i..ir... i..u..i.,.i i"iuiii nr Wnlilium
Huiniiiii,Jwelid ElRlu or Wnlthnm
SeVenJjUmelcd Elgin or Wnltham Movement. :J.). ar l'w . SIS.WI
I'lltrvifJeweled Elgin or Wnlthnm Movement. 20ear t . .SHMM
Finest lilgh'grndu WnHlus lor Ladles nnd Hnnllei.it n up to lino
llrniirh Store jit Dorrls, L'allf,
FREE KIUHOS IIINC'KHT EVEHV ArTKHMNiV AND IIVKMNO
All Ihu latest rruirds. to whlih the public I- m'tikl lordlally In.
lled lor an opportunity to Inspect the Inrgesl lli.o of l.dUtiu I'hono.
graphs and Records In the touul). Our prli tire lb" ..i.e a msll
order houses.
Imu' .iMorliueiil of Hl'inrli Disc Itemrtls fr only,... . . . , M rem.
Tho nbovu price on dltu rrcnnls hidds not only for llargatn
Week, but nt nny time nt our store.
MXT.MIHS THE FREE fOMKHT ,..,.
nl our new, upto-dnl store opMilte the American Hotel, t.sii in
nnd get ucqtinlutrd nnd w our large stock,
Here nre some tit the special prices wn make on all Optical Work
for Itargaln WH-k unlyt .... .. ..
10.)eur llold.Flllcd Frame, filled with em- SI.INI
30yenr Hold-Filled Frames, fitted with lenses 9N.AM
H. J. WINTERS
I.EADINH WATCHMAKER AND OITIflAX. KUamlli Iwll.. Ore.
Contract Hoods Excepted. ,
Souvenir for every l.nd)' or Ontlminn for llargatn Week only
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Have You Had Any Trouble
With Your Heater?
No, of course not, If you have one of oar
"CHEERFULS"
WITH CAST LINING
Thst don't save to be replaced every Msioa. They
barn for years without repslrs. We slso have a flse i
llae of medium aad cheap Hesters at prices which are 1
right
REBERTS 6 HANKS. &&""
DOM J. CM WALT,
'resident
AbttracUng
;Maaa, fhwa, BlM rrlntf, Etc
Klanuuh County Abstract Co.
Surveyors and Irrlatlon Englneera
flaar K Withucw, Src-eUry
Klamath Falls, Oregon
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iSCH Wood
$3.75
a cord, delivered to any J
pan or city
ACKLEY BROS.
Paoae 451
WOOD FOR SALE
Seasoned Pine, 4 ft. - $5.00
Jeaioned Pine, 10 In. $5.00
k-livcrt'd In any mrt of llio clt.
Order Attended lo rroatplly. ,
AUen ft Merrill Humphrey
Residence, West Oaptlst Church or
Phono IMI,
w
Four Foot Dry lUb Wood
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$3.50 a Cord
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HUTCHINS&FAtrGHT
PHONE
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EASY TERMS
90)enrL'ao ,
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Movement. Z(enr Lase
Moveinent, 50.yar Co
IH liSSBII maasaaaStaasraai
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I'hono Rtsldtac. 131. 0c lOllj
Dr. J. I. Taylor,
I'HYHICIAN AND SUMONON.
roetoSka Kallaac.
DR. C. r. MA10N
N Dentist
American Dank and Trust Co.' Uldcj
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P. H. MURPHY
NTituori'RAL paasaavKK ;
Damp PreoSaf ! OaUara
Felt aaS Oratrrl RaoSag
MASTIO WALKS A rLOOHSf
VUtf DeaJgM KaaSag
With Baldwin Hardware Co. I
HHMI Ml
CENTRAL
Open Day
sadNliht
Private Dining Parlor
4
Oysters lerved la Any wyK
J. V. HOUSTON,
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