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KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON. THOtSDAY. OCTOBER 1,4. 1909.
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EOAD IN GOOD
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k'OHK DONE OX SILVER MKK
ROAD SATISFACTORY
BIG SAVING IN TIME
K. flowdy Returns Home Well Hat.
Unl, iinil Kay Many Oilirr
Rentier Art Coming
II. K. dowdy, tho Hllvur Uko
ianchor, who hui boon In tho rlty for
ho past week purchasing supplies,
ift for home thu morning.- In dls
Hiving tho time saved In coming to
III city to buy supplies, tho eondl
Ion of tho road and prices, Mr.
lowdy said:
"So far aa I am ieroi:ally con
I'rned, I am satisfied to trade In
(lamnth Fnlls, and thorn am many
opln In and around Silver Lake of
10 miiio opinion. Tho llargaln Week
roposltlon waa a good one, only
loro time ahould have hcn given
bo people of our section. That Is,
ho living ' far nway should have
noro than n week In whlrh to take
klvantage of tho ri'ductlon In price.
fc'hlln I wn fortnnat onoiiKh to get
In time, those who arn going to
billow mo will not In no lucky.
"Tlm work thnl ho horn done on
no rond in the northern part of
Ms county ha own a wonderful
rip, and the county court I decrv
te of praise for tho mannor In which
o work hai been dono. Of course,
Drtlona of It will have to bo straight
nod out lie foro the Mg tranii can
tgln to haul from here, hut thai
in bo dono next )car without any
fry grent outlay.
"Tho round trip from rillver l.ak
Hhanlkn takra twenty-two da),
er tho worse road I over aaw. To
dford It take eighteen da) a. Un
tr ordlunry rondltlona thu round trip
u ho iiiailo to this city In cloven
I), and under favorablu condition
Ion dn)n. That la a dig Hem In
Ivor of this city, and onu that la
ringing many bii)cra hero thU fall.
"When It cornea to price I can do
tier In Mvdford, but very lltllo bet-
than I can do hem. I rcallto that
kero la a difference In tho freight
ilea at aoou aa tho morchandlae
ivoa tho main lino, and I alao real.
that there la a considerable dlf-
renco In tho tlmo consumed In com
to Klamath KalU and going to
Iford. and when Ihla la taken Into
bnaldorallon then tho prices elm rued
pro have a ;.rvat deal tho lie! of It,
"The development-In our section of
so alato haa boon very great during
I ho past your, and the trndo from
(hern l something Hint It will pay thu
business rnoii of Klamnth KmIIn to
lot after. Only those whit are thor
oiiKlily familiar with tlm chango that
Iiiih taken plnco would bollovo that
hundred of now settler havo como
liln thojajit year. and tho next
twelve tnortttiM will eo even greater
liiunlKrntloii,"
WOI.TIIV lUM'HKIt IIUVH tMltM
No routnry Mke TliU, Wheat Man
From North Itakou Tlilnka
K. K. Wolf, who recently arrived
In town from Htralu, N. I., whoro ho
owns 1, COO acres of wheat land, yes
terday bought I dO acres In what la
known aa tho (Jault ranch, four mile
from the city, lie paid 14, ICO for
tho property, and aaya ho considers
tho price very low, considering tho
quality (if the land. Mr. Wolff has
ttaveled 3,000 mile through Mon
tana, Washington, Idaho and Oregon,
and snys that ho has never seen n
country that Impressed him as favor-
nblv nt this doea.
Yesterday ho drove around through
tho country and examined tho wheat
on various rnnchea and Mr. Wolff said t
that In unlltv and yield It comi.ared,10 worK " itio flay or contract; would
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favorably with North Dakota, which
Is ranked among the best.
This morning Mr. Wolff left for
l.nkovlew on his way homo, where ho
will close up his affairs. Ho Intends
to return and I oust In city proporty
hero and bet o me n permanent rsl
dent.
Tho Home Heally company sold tho
ranch to Mr. Wolff.
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HTOI TIIIKF!
Nllc U hereby given llmt
the lleralil will prinerNlr lo Hip
full limit of Hm law anyone
caugltt aleallog rople of lite
llerakt from aulwerlbrm. Dur
ing the mI week many com
plain Is have roitie lo this ofMre,
ami lem lutle lieen taken lo
catch Hmmm gullly of the theft..
If them Is anyone who rannnl
nfftinl lo ay for the mimt anil
will mi ailvlM UiU oMce, n ropy
will In fNmUhrtl free.
UK IIAVK IT
Fresh, pure cream Tillamook
cheese, tho very be si, at tho Monarch
Mercantile company, phono 1051.
Free delivery lo nil parts of tho city.
Will pay 8 a week for woman to
do housework. Apply to It. V, Hutch
Ins at tho Morning Express office or
at homo on Conger avenue.
The Stcin-Bloch label standi for
"55 years of knowlnrf how"
Fall Winter
Models
In endless assortment of Scotch
mixtures; all the new colors:::::::
Stein-Bloch clothes are the better
kind. Tou read about them In
The Saturday Evening Post
K. K. K. STORE
CITY IIKKVITIfCH
W. II, Clarke, the barber at Mo
nanta amo Into town Wednesday and
returns today,
ltuia Hnolllng and loln Kerry of
(.akesldo aro In town, registered at
tho l.lvermore.
Mrs. II, (I. O'llrlon of llonanxa re
turned Woducadny evening from tho
fnlr at Heattlc.
(let your carpets, rugs, curtains,
olc, denned by Mongold'a pneumatic
cleaner; rnloa reasonable.
It. U. Keeno of Lakovlow li reg
istered at tho lakeside, aa la Ix)uls
llrannon of Fort Klamath.
Ml Iva Whltlatch of Merrill, who
has been attending the Heattlo fair,
returned Wednesday evening.
J. If. Whltcomb, who recently built
tho now planing mill at HI Ivor Creek,
drovn Into town Wodncaday ovenlng.
Mrs. J. Ueoch, who haa been III at
tho hospital with typhoid for aeveral
weeks, waa removed to her home to
day.
i Mrs. Hllas Obonchaln Is entertain
Ing this afternoon In honor of her
"U,,r Mr"' nter of Ban Fran
Cisco, who Is visiting hero.
Mlddlo-nged carpenter would like
build cottnge and tnko land in part
payment. Apply to American Cato.
Don't wear out your back, broom
and carpet when )ou can get the
work dono so quickly, thoroughly tad
cheaply by Mongold'a pneumatic
rleaner.
Clydo K, Wlttor, who haa the
plumbing contract In tho new White
building, received a carload of pipe,
basins and baths, and will atari to
work Installing them Immediately.
It's nice weather now, and now la
tho tlmo to bring In jour umbrella
and havo It covered. I have a fine
new stork of rovers.
McllatUn.
K. A. Dunham returned In an auto
mobile Wodncaday evenlng'from Med
ford, where he has been for tho past
week.. Mr. Dunham and daughter.
Dorothy, Mned In Mcdford, visiting
her slitter,
II. II. Ilinch and wife of Campbell.
Col,, who havo been visiting Crater
lako and other point of Interest In
tho Upper lake country, returned
Wednesday cvonln;. They cannot
jay enough In pralso of the country.
Sam Floencr of Merrill I In town,
and will return home In the morning,
taking Mr. M. B. Hutchinson and
chlldron with him. Mr. Hutchinson
himself expect to leave Monday, go
Ing from Merrill to Eaglovllle In Mo
doc county, Cal. Ho haa a contract
from tho government to survey land
In tho reservo which waa recently
thrown open. They will drive down
by way of Alturas.
courthouse
nextIyear
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FOUNDATION WOIIK
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JUDGE GRIFEIfM lULS WHY
Hellevr Hotter Hraaljp and Hotter
lrler Can Re Hccwwl by Poat
poMMf OferaMoM.
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What la the reason far the dolay in
commencing work on the found it Ion
lit
tor the new courthouM?
That la a question ;tbat haa been
okcd lately and with anr frequency
a the season for dag thla woik
Oiaw toactoae. CouatyJudgi Orlf
fll It. on whose abevjfers ueem to
nut the respoaslbllltr for th? plan
for the new official hoaBe of th.t conn
t). and to whom thr"aeople look for
the tarrying ost of tho program of
rtnrtrucllon, wm niked this question
y n Herald ireaenlatlvo etr-
day. In reply he said:
"There Is nothing mysterious con
nectcd with the delsy In tho laying of
the foundation for the new court
house.. That is a ueatlon that tho
county court has goacflnto very thor
oughly. The levy for the courthouse
produced about f 14000, and that
money la now on hand. Originally
It waa proposed to lay the founda
tion this year, but when we looked
Into the matter It was decided that
wo had better not construct Jt this
year for business reams. .
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"We can't raise, sasssmt funds next
year to complete the work. It would
bo too heavy a burden for the tax
payer to pay. We believe, however,
that tho levy next year will, with the
funds now on hand, be sufficient to
lay the foundation and complete the
walls and th3 roof next year Wo fur
ther bcllcvo that it would be a mis
take to lay tho foundation tbi year
and leave it a prey to tho clement.
Kvcryono know that the storms of
winter play havoc, unless consider
able en re Is taken to protect tho foun
dation wall. Thla protection would
bo an expense entirely wasted, since
nothing would be gained by having
tho work dono now "and left standing
thero to await the auperatructure.
Wo propose to complete all of our
plans during tho winter, so that
when spring comes we can then go
ahead and complete the external por
tions of the building at once.'
"It has been a matter of doubt
with the court whether we could get
aa satisfactory a bid by stringing out
tho work In this natter. It would
hut out many substantial contract
BsowawawawM J ' ? ssnssW
1 stslRRHiwl(iiMil
or, who would not care to under
tako a piecemeal Job. Howovor, un
der tho plans decided upon a con
tractor will bo able to go ahead with
all of tho atone and concreto work at
once, leaving the Interior to be done
later or to bo finished by other."'
IIIOII MCIIOOI AND
UONANZA RKPRKHKNTKD
Had KxhIMt In the Hchool Display at
the Nrattle KsposltloN
Muperlntendent Dunbar has called
tho attention of tho Herald to the
fact that the High School and the
school at Bonanza were represented
In the school work exhibited at the
A.-Y.-P. fair In Seattle. In speaking
of tho matter Mr. Dunbar aald:
"Tho winning of tho award-Is a
source of tho keenest satisfaction to
me as a cltixen as well as a worker la
tho schools of the city. In addition
to the honor that comes to the city
schools equal credit Is due to the
High School and tho Bonanza school,
both of which were represented In
tho exhibit. The honor Is big enough
for all. and will be aa Incentive for
higher alms next time."
HKARCII LECTURES
Dr. Preston W. Search will deliver
tho first of hi great Inspirational
travel aerie of lecture at the High
scnooi auditorium thl evening at
8:30. The aubject la "Vesuvius and
Sunny Italy." The lecture Is Illus
trated by moro than 100 beautifully
colored stereoptlcon views. These
views arc the finest obtainable. Every
view Is tho work of aa Italian artist
The one lecture Is well worth the
price asked for the series. The teach
ers have gaaraateed Mr. Search a
certain sum, and placed the sdsjissloa
as low as they coald la order to meet
this guarantee. The season admission
is SO cents." Single admissions 20
cents. A large number of tickets have
been sold, and a great educational
treat I expected.
CELERY. CELERY. CELERY
Fresh, crisp celery, tomatoes, sweet
potatoes and lots of other delicious
eatables will be found at the Monarch
Mercantile company.
A. F. A. M.
There will be a special communica
tion thla Thursday evening to confer
tho E. A. degree. By order of the
W. M. O. B. GATES, Secy.
Music for all occasions. Ed Nich
olson, manager. Phono 815 or Mrs.
Margarot Brlggs, phone 15,
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ADMISSION 10 CENTS
Today's Program
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"The Turning Point." drama
"Stripping a Forest," scenic.
"Holding up the Wedding."
comedy.
"Cast ot Lumbago," comody.
"Sweet-Tooth Dog," comedy.
"Much' Ado About Nothing',"
comedy.
"The Mustard Plaster." eosaedy.
"The Tomboy." comedy.
"Fickle May," comedy. '
Song "Lovo Me and the World
la Mlut."
Seeale Viewa "The Garden ot
the Gods."
AI'POINTKD CHAIRMAN OF
Pl'IIMC; HKAIIil COMMITTKK
Doctor Hamilton, the local county
physician and health officer, received
a letter from A. C. Seely, the secre
tary and treasurer of the Southern
Oregon Medical association Informing
him that he had been appointed chair
man or the committee on public
health. Tho other members of the
committee are Dr. Shaw of Asblaad
and Dr. Hester of Jacksonville.
Dr. Pickle of Medford Is chairman
of the social and entertaining com
ralttcc, with Drs. Seely and Lock
wood of Medford as his associates.
The committee on program and
scientific work Is ns follews: Dr.
Swcdenburg of Ashland chairman,
Dr. Flanagaa of Grant's Pass aad Dr.
Sether of Roseburg.
There are three associations In the
state of Oregon formed by the sae
leal men, which recommend to tho
state board of health measures far
tho care of the general health of the
people or the state. They are the Wil
lamette Valley Medical assoclaUon.
the Eastern Oregon Medical associa
tion aad the Southern Oregon Med
ical association, with headquarters at
Itoseburg. These different associa
tions work and confer together, look
ing after the health of the people.
They aro In an even better position
than tho state officers to know the
conditions in the different counties.
and to recommend measures for legis
lation, as the doctors of the various
cities under their care are almost
without exception members of one or
the other of the different Associa
tions. Their work cannot ha too
highly commended, aad they should
have the earnest co-operation of the
AT THE OPERA KOCSE
"Hunting Big Game la Africa" Is
an Interesting series, showlag the
varloua methods employed by hunt
er In killing aad trapping lloaa aad
tigers In the Jungles.
A splendid colored drama, "The
Tragic Ending of Shrove Tuesday."
An Interesting scenic aim shows
the life and Industries of the natives
of Tunis, which la old tlmea was
known as Carthage, aad rivaled
Rome In Its supremacy of the -Mediterranean.
"A Wartime Sweetheart" la a ro
mance of those terrible years from
81 to '5. it shows a beautiful
scenic reproduction of the battle near
Fredricktowa, Md., In 183.
A new Illustrated song and aaw
music.
THE VERY BEST
New Klamath county comb honey, the
finest In the market. We hare R.
Monarch Mercantile company.
Let Us Fill
f Your Prescriptions
When a nana aaya, let mo aa year
hoase, yoa'vo got to hoMeve Mai
fore yea have aim e It. Thato t
Whea we ask yea o let ao'aat ay year nressrltlsas tt la
that yea ohoald ho toM how eaaahlo we ace of awaag M.
Mow that every nnssrlpMsa wo handle la awoi to Ike
How wo tost every artlsls la ear atoto hssete p0aag It ta atoek ; ; ..
l eteaVMto -fWsHf psTeaafftollett is aw ? ' ' !?"
; Wo have iilskllshid aa ahlHty to Ml yoar pwasstaHw smnato V Z-'-l
; la having boon leoatoi here far tea yoasoaa4atoaBmtosji.; -1' '
1 atom every year. " " ,; tj
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Star Drug
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FREIGHT TO
SILVER LAKE
FIRST
SHIPMENT LEFT
YHITKRDAY
NATURAL SNIPPING POINT
Plan on Foot to Strasajttea OsM Mm
Read So aa t Permit of
Meaty IMghttaff
The arat big shipment of frelasH
for the Silver Lake eoautry left here
yesterday, consigned to tke Chrlsman
Mercantile company of Sliver Lake.
The merehaaU of that seeUets ef the
state hare commenced to realise that
Klamath Falls to their legleal shto
plag petat, for tweaty-twe days ever
the roughest klad of roads la not oto
duclre to the lewerlas of freiskt
rates. The trip from thla eky to Mtver
Lake can be made easily In etevoa
days, and the road la tar euperler lo
that between Silver Lake aad
Shaalko.
The pleas for next year contem
plate the shorteaiag of the reals sew
llderably by straightening eat too
road la several places. It la bettered
that at a very small expsnss of both
time aad labor thla road eaa he elasid
la ant-class condition, aad make thai
city the shlppiag natal of the lev
mease territory to the north and
of here.
JUSTICE MlUdssl CKCsbOTAIN h
Harry Felts, who was teadJnc ,bor
la the Capital Satarday alaat and
tarly Sunday aerates at tho time the
pollee arrested Bahaa
liasajuea lor samhMas. la
Ht;
hla ease, whleh same1 uavfer
Wednesday, being stllandssHsd.
A. J. Hamilton, who said ho
been robbed aad hsfsrmsd tho peHeV
of the gambllat, eoald not awear aoo
Itlvely that Pettss kaew they were
playiasvfor moaey, aad Freak Bahaa,
who was also called to the staad, waa
as uncertain as Hamilton. Pelts made
no statemeat la hla owa behalf.
Justice Miller Is nacertala whether
a-man caa be held It ho to eeadaetlas
a bar aad eertala ot kto patrons are
gambling If ho dose not knew of tho
fact
Felts to at liberty naUl the Jadao
caa look up thla polat, aad If ho dado
there to smSkleot evidence
tho defeadaat he will ho boaad
to the grand Jury.
We Invito you to call Friday Msi
laanect our Sea aad oyeten,-defeat.
from the desfklae.aao. .Jhm
eryaajhrhore la tho ottr. Tho Mse y
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