The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 29, 1910, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textvy. i uy MARSH LANDS 50 Pit CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER.: OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY KLAMATH GREATEST BARGAINS AT f 25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. PHONE 303 :EAEY TERMS THE EVENING HERALD lagged OHly hetK Sunday, at lit 8. Fourth St, by tke HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMTH. Idtttr SUBSCRIPTION SaRy. a? mall, om rear gaily.sraMJLe OaHy. Beam, tkiM Dally, kj aH. mm asoatk . deMvorod kr wtw. om week RATH: .tl.tt . J.lt . 1.11 I 16 KLAMATM FAIX. ORROOX, FRIDAY, JCLT S. Mie IM SIMMS M MIES MILLIONS ARE PAID OCT FOR IM. PROVRMRXTB Oatsajra Which Tbcy Have Made for New Work aad the Xet Meat. i of large CHlea remembered that the valuo ot public improvement, 'and especially the amount expended on public-service enterprises, should bo taken Into con tlderatlon. Many cities own their waterworks, some their lighting plants, and a considerable proportion of the Indebtedness ot such cities may hae been Incurred In tho purchase or construction ot such plants. Thus In New York City 36. ner cent ot tho total debt, a much larger percen lane than that tor most cities, has been Issued for the acquisition aad extension of such publlc-eervice en tcrprlses as tho water-supply system, toll bridles, etc., which enterprises nre self-supportiag. WASHINGTON. D. C. inly St. Payments' on account of outlay to bow properties or bow work by Ike lit largest cltlee la the Units State each having am estimated population of Jt.OOt) or more la 1108, amounted la the aggregate to lx75.00S.CSr. for 101. compared with IS44.llI.2fr8 for 17, aecordlag to tke census lm .oati e-aaaaal report on th statistics of cities, bow la areas. Nearly oae-thlrd of th. rotm. or ttJ.417.14t. was paid by New fork eHy. Cfciaatoapeat 118.013 . and n i - .-, w .--k. uukt. mA A9 aj iuim aI - "" - - SHIteri IfrnLWrKri towTtwlR FARMKK INVENTS MACHINF. FOR OARXKRIXO rRRRALft North Platto project. Nebraska, next Monday. They then go to aoshen Hots, Wyo whlck Is the proposed esgsgulen' of the North Platte proj ect; thence to Bellefouche, Huntley, Shoshone Dam, Wyoming; Lower Yellowstone and . Wllllston, N. D.; Milk River, Sua River and St. Mary's, Montana; thence to the Yakima val ley, where all the subsidiary proj ects will be none over. The board then goes south to ex amine the Umatilla project nud par ticularly tho proposed west side ex tension. Turning east, tlioy will Inspect tho noise-Paettc and Minidoka projects, In Idaho, and stop next nt Straw berry valley, Utah. Beyond that point their route has not been magged. Thoy may turn bnck to California or decide to go on to Colorado and then south and west, but before re turning to Washington v. Ill visit nil projects. Including tho Klamath. It Is the present Intention ot tho board to make only one report, covering all tho projects. Tho board will travel as n null and not divided Into two parties, at first proposed. RRYAN IS FACING CRUCIAL CONTEST Nebraska Conveatleti WW Pal Leadership to Critical Test HI. Pklledelekla, tl4.473.184. Cities of b-a tkatt ... HA UkaUlaMf -tti Um largest payaieau for outlays vara: Los Angeles. tl.tB,800; Se attle. tt,4tt,t7t; Portland. Me., 14.. llt.ttl; Dearer ft,7ft.ttl. and Portlead, Ore., $1.(44,717. , Nearly oae-thlrd of all outlays, or Ht.MO. lit. waa eaten oa aaaUe service en tirarteaa. aearty oaekalf of tke out Mya ay Mew York eHy beta of this cUaraeter. Nearly aaotkor third was aeeat far ksgkways, aa4 more tkaa oaeeereatk weat tor athsols aaJ oth er odaoatleaal ofcjeete. Mast of tke oatlajra reported far Portlaad. Me.. 2o tor tke aankaao by tke water riot of Ma water sagely system, aai Mow York eHy eaeat atom tkga 1I,IH,IH ta tke eateaeloa of lu water ayaum Tke laliitidasas of cKlee la evi- ky aaek forma of debt oblige tloaa aa oeaeral boade, special aa- aeamaoat koaoa, oetetaadleg raate, mortgagee oa real "sat" oebt la tke seae.aa tke groaa (sWvVCa MaH Far pa: war property, Tke la tke tke slaklag (aad aeneta. of eomaarleoa tke aet ladaktsdasss la of mack mora ate alSagaci tkaa tke groaa ladebtedaees. Tke total aet laeeetedaeas of tke lit eltlea at tke eioee of ISM waa ll.71l.lte.ltt, aai of Ule amoaat lflt.ttt.tt. or 3.l per cent. Is credited to New York CRy aloae. That eRy aad more tkaa eorea tlmea tke tadshtodaoes of aay otter city, aad more tkaa oae-kaM ot tke total of tke l largeet ekloa,of tke eoaa try. Tke per eaaMa aet debt of New York CRy waa tllT.74. aad tke oaly otkor eHtea kavlag a per eaatta aet ladeetedaeee of over tilt wore Cla eJaaatl. fltt.tl; Boetoa. -1111.41; Oalroatoa, $111.07; Portlaag. Me.. llT.41; Newtoa, Maaa., tiai.lS: Pawkto, Colo., tlOl.tl, aad Paw. taoket. R. I.. I10I.7I. Of tte dtlee of over . aeUmatoi popala Uoa. tke city kavtag tke amalleat per eapKa aet debt waa Detroit, IIMI. Of tke eUlea kavlag a pepakUioa of from lM.aeo to 2W.M9, tkeoe wkk taoamalleet per oapiu aet debt wore laaeeaapolir. 117.43, aad leriatoa, llt.lt. Of tke cttlea kareag from IMtt to Ite.ttO Bopalaoloa. tkoat kavtag tke emalleet perueapUa aet ookt wore Joplla, tl.lt: Brie.. Ilt.ll; Jokaetowa, lll.lt; Newcas tle.; 113.41; Torre Haate. 111.11; Davoaport. 114.16. and Peoria. le.ll. Um lacreaao la tke act debt for tke Seta! year lit! waa 111,177,151. aa eompared with a elmllar laereaae , forttf ot lto.ttt.tll, more tkaa taroo-fMrtka of, wklok laereaae la ereeytoi to tke.lt largeet attloa, aad aoaply oae-aalf of wklch la credited to Mow York City. Tke oaly eltlea of lees tkaa 100, OMiaopalatloa laereeeieg their an deoi ky more tkaa t.Ott.ttt were LoaUagolee, t.ttl.tlt, aad Port wag. Me,, 4,tlt,tlt. la tke tatter i eetymoet of tklo debt waa laearred ky Mm water latrlot Dpriag tke year II cKlee redaoed tkeey got laleeteaasee. eompgroi wltk 41 ettlea for HIT. - Tko oaly oHmo of over lOO.ttt BmamsatsoB roJaeaaa? tkalr sit int espBTeass"war tw ssaajmsma eapo oayevv oamrmra to) tl wore .Wajfajeti; a 0.; .Kgemat ONp, Mo.;JPo4eraea, N. J vtatcs tke Fee of !fi Other Imgleewars A dispatch from Wichita. Kas., makes the unquallaed assertlOB that Curtis Baldwin, a farmer of Nicker son. haa Invented a machlae for threshing grain In the Solas, and that It works, if tkls Invention akall ac complish all tkat Is claimed for It, it Is 1b a high degree rerolatloaary aad Important. There kavo bean two trials of tho machlae la Wichita, la a SeM of wheat aad a geld of oats, aad we are told tkat tho grain waa satle factorlly threshed la both laataaeee. It la further declared that 'on tale macklae one man can do tke work of tweaty-Sve men. aad oae machine aad four horses supplant several expen sive machines aad maay hones aow used la threeklBg aad karveeUag gralaa. Here la the etory of tke work QRAND ISLAND, Nob., July 38. A fight for supremacy, with quarter neither given nor aaked, between the former followers of William J. Bryan and their one time leader, was the situation when tho democratic plat form convention was called to order yeteterday. County option waa the Issue that divided the delegations, aad the In sistence of Mr. Rryaa that a conaty option plank bo Inserted la tke plat form waa combated by a majority of almost two to one of the 886 dele- ferred . 3-4, Republic Steel preferred Westlnghouse Electric, Amorlran Hide ft Leather preferred and Inter borough Metorpolttan preferred 3 and many others 1 to 3 points. A pause In activity 'followed by re newed 'liquidation nnd a fall to new low levels tor all prices. Reading sold at ISA f.-S, Union Pacific ir.5 U and United Btatcs Steel 6IU. r Steel Foundries alumpcdshrdlushrdul Hock Island preferord and Ameri can Steel Foundries slumped 8, Re public Steel preferred nnd Colorado Fuel 6, Delaware A Hudson R 3-4, General Electric and Central Leather fi, nnd, various other stock 4 point or more. A rebound followed, running from 1 to 2 points ami the activity again decreased. The substantial relief afforded l the drastic liquidation of tho day be came manifest In tho last hour. The result was to rally prices from I to 3 points al through the list. The market weakened again In the final dealings when United States Steel ran oft to near low point and tho tone was again much unset! led. Awrtkcr Good RcitanraBt In giNut IhcAgkavon Mam street, do ing largo linslness, and one of tke best paying impositions in I lie city, clearing taon to 1400 tloHars per month. You will hae to act quick. See (leo. II. Rice, with Chllculc, oMce adjoining American hotel. Phone (Mil, plaIsterTn g If you want tho right man at the right tlmo and nl the right price gel 'IHOMAH lo tn our ptastarlnK. All work guaranteed lo bo first cIiu-h lie.: Mills AddltloM. Ititm? AX I i-rer Kvery Oxford In I lie' n tore reduce.l. 1 S.R V t- .- MVtllll I s-s BICYCLES For a upt(Hl&te 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. n. I'lHMIO sag Jacobs lltK. By tkreehlag tke staadlag grata la this maaaer the ttae of binders, head ers. wheat stackers, pitchers, stack ers aad tbresblag machlaery crews are eliminated. Tke machine, accord. lag to Mr. Baldwin, will solve tke problem of the ahortaae of harvest hands aad the spoiling of grain In the stack. The mechanism of the thresh er la simple, it resembles a header. aad the horses are driven behlaa the machine. In place of the keader sickle there la a cylinder tea laekoa la ammeter. The heads of the grata are driven against this eyliader by tke driving blast of aa exhaust faa. Tke grata Is then carried back lato a cleaner, where It la separated from tke chat, wklek to carried ky aa ele vator to the seekers. The tea aad elevator are ran by a gaanllae eaglae. Tke maeklae Is made of steel aad welgka about 3,600 pouaes. it takee tke same else awatk aa a keader, but travels faster keoaase It doee not de pead oa a Urge. la view of the past developmeat of farm machlaery no thoughtful per oa will be dlaaeesd to ear tkat thia Invention of Mr. Baldwin caaaot do wkaf Is claimed for It, aad, ladeed. ke not already deae It. ft la farther etated la tko, Wleklta aeaoaat tkat W. F. Reaekke of tke Reackko Ma- chine worka of tkat city to imtotlag Mr. Baldwia la perfeeUag the tkreeh ar, aad will manufacture It. yTke pateat for the thresher to aow pead' Ing. Tke great comblao of tko aua uractarera of agricultural maehlaery will have to talc aotlee, If there bo ao serious taw la tkaa elalma. aprlngaetd (Mam) ftopablioaa. WRkla the raak ot those oppoeed to county option maay factional dif ference existed, whlck the candidates of variotM leadera augmented, but when the gavel of tho chairman fell the majority was solidly aligned against the loag-tlme democratic leader of Nebraska, who appereatty was to meet the arst defeat at tko bands of tke Nebraska aamoaratr. Tke attempt of several Meade of Mr. Bryaa to make klm recede from his radical staad oa couaty optlea had been unsuccessful., aad tke fol lowers of Ooveraor mtarteaberger aad Mayor Daklman, once his loyal ad liercnU. stood Irmly agalast the graatlag of any concession to klm oa tho question. A corollary ot the couaty opttoa Sgkt waa seen la the contest of Cea grseemaa Hitchcock aad R. L. Met calfe for the democratic nomination for United States aeaator. Although i no convention contemplated no ac tion on the contest, It was evident that the political fortuaea of Mr. Met calfe. the associate editor of Mr. Bryan's publication, were bouad up with those of bis chief, aad tkat the dowafall of Mr. Bryaa before the eoa ventlon meaat also the eUmkeatloa of Mr. Metcalfe's caadtdaey for tko sea- ate. This, la spite of tho fact that Mr. Metealfe did aot share la tko de termlaed view of Mr. Bryaa oa tko couaty optloa toeue, be bavlag de clared tkat tte matter would be hot tor relegated to the legislature for adjust meat. Maay detegatloaa were epllt oa the question of iadoraemeat of tho I o'clock eloelag law, aad a Sgkt la tke ranks of the majority against county option waa anticipated. STOCK HLVMP TO vntr low Vorced Wltk No, V llgBldamaa aa Big Mesfce, PtAJT rsip Army Beard to See Ui Travel aa Catt from of aag Xkaaaridam. tone. v wo'eogaawTmmmi'B mlw tmmmmmmmmmmmmmmjai ma) gmammmjmm ajmaj w A aaoalal to tko Oregealaa wasaiagtoa, D. c, u July tttk, saya: Tko board of army eaglaeer oaV PPttttot to eaamlae alt an- erameat projoets wRl toavo Waak lagtoa oa Tkuraday aad travel west ward to tko atato of Waoatagtoa, ta eaeetlagprojoeu ea roato. ' Tko ard'elKtaeyary.'to.aot dott attely Sged, aa tko asemkers are aot able to aatleipate tko amoaat of time rooaked oa-vartoaoirelaioiM kat tkelr arst laepeetloa wilt be of the aw TUKK, July 28. A D af forced liquidation waa rsegoaelble for some severe decllaee la prieea la tko stock market today. Tke effect waa most pronounced la etoeka tkat say ao dividends, but kavo beea af. tseted by bopeful proepecta of Initial payments, or taoso tkat aad ao aow. ey-begaa payments aad bad a aarrow oaralus of earalaga over dlvldead regulremeate. Calls for additional margla and diosrlmlaatloB agalast ooUateral la teens foreed tkoae etoeka oa a mar lietlnwkkkaodcsaMdeaiotod. Tko stove wm the coaaequeao of. last woek'a aaoipeeted dlvldead redaetlea I Matlogal lead coupled wRk tte tall w tka geaeral stock market tkat fat Some steadylag effect waa eaaaed It tko awrket leaders ky tka deaaaad trem akorta to eover. evea walJo tte leas aromiaeat stoeks wore decHnlgg areelpltately. Tke break la eora kolped to steady ariesa, St, Louis Seatkwettera preferrod aafferod a toes of I, Soatktra Rail. way, preferred TU. Mlaoourl Paokfe 4 1-4, Brooklya UaMa Oaa ttf . Stags Sketlold Steel t, Coatral Leatkor pro. I The Prestige You Gain By kavtag aa accoaat In sadi an lastltatloN as the FIRST TRl'MT SA1NOt RANK ran never l overestimated. : : ! : : Not oaly sloes It facilitate your Iimbmcm, but the additional mwor enjoyed la a social way la soascthlag to be reckoaed with. ftMiall accoaat are made JuM as welcome oa large our ami a rnnwrt atlve and evycrieaced directorate la ready at aM liases In advise yoa oa taatlrr goaaclal. t : t t : : t t t t ririt Trait and Savings Bank KLAMATH KALLN, ORR. gggoagtgttgggaateaagggooaagaaaoaooooo Reach They the People The Erening Herald and the Kliin ath Republican are the only papers in IQanath County reaching the pectie. They have the circulation jnet what the buaineae roan who adyertsiei wants. The readers of these papers buy their goods at hbsne, and if you want to sell to then you should advertise in the v Evening Herald H. RABBIS WM. WA0N1R Home Realty Co. "THE FARM SFICIAUITS" Phone 811 525 Mala ttM star 6th IIKMT IN KiaMATM COUNTY No. I IM ncre-s very near 1 mile Ixwt River rort; A new liuusoi partly cleared and In crop; milling finer in the country. t'AIIM LANIW AND MTOCK HANt'llKM Nil, I NO nrres .1 miles miutheait nl J4lillainl. T.'i urns In sagebrush, 3C acres under dllrh, s:, ncren cultivation, I'roiluced 31 bushels nf wheat to tint nrrn iat jear. lertns. Per acre. , .aMl.tMi So, si irtO'Scrn hotnestead rellaqulsbraenl, l utlleH out; Kod houso. largo 'barn, windmill: :r, nereit In poind": X00'' team, All for... f I,g08,w Nm. a ltd arreii H miles from Klamath Kails: too nere In rru: .1-room house, good barn aad out eut building: '.4 mllo from school aad S miles from church: 4 miles rrcm Midland. With crop, tr per nrrc; ultboul i p, per acre atB.no No. I lilo (,rre In I'oe Valley, 10 mllo from Klamnlh Kslln. IH miles from school; small houio nnd barn; 66 acres cleared. Terntat 11000 cash, balance ft per rent. I'rr acre... ...,,.. ,.....,,,. ..gtn.eo , a- HO acres with 15 rode ot Kwauna Mke wnti front; 3 acres of reclaimed Tula land; 3r, nrres under Uoiomtncnt system; small house aiul Imrn; goml well. Terms. Per acre , , .. ..ana.tut .. M 393 acres, 117 acres meadow, 60 nrren lllUlilo ami Uf. acres tliulier; M miles from Klaoi iith Kails: dome A rooms, targe barn: fine utorl. iroiH)nltlon. Teimn: tl.noo eali, Imtnnio S per rent ... ..... . . tVMNMt.nn So. 7160 acres. 4tt miles from Klamath Palli nmi : mites from Midland: 90 acres In cultivatien: small naue ami bam: good well; all fenced; lie ncres iimler government canal. Price, SK per acre. term, "cr ncro ,v So. M 10 ncres, sagebrush: 60 acres uader the ditch: corner of county road; close to school house; f miles from city; terms. Per acre, ,...... ..tar?.. No. 0 350 acres, all under the dlteh; I miles ml: all In sagebrush; gna soil; main couaty read: with machinery; with stock, per acre. . ,-. Ses.M No. lo 160 ncres near Merrill; over ItO acres under the ditch; house, barn, well, fenced; la crep: ternw. Per sere . , v, SS.wO So. II 3S0 anrs. I7f. under cultivatien: all abovo dltrh, all unJor fence; 3H mile from Klam ath Palls: 4-room house, largo barn. 3 wells. Term-1 II, 00ft rssh. balance 7 per rent. I'cr ncre...Jw.Oti No. is ico acres 7 mile from Klamath Kails, on IUevlow road; 3 miles from OJeae. good house nnd barn; place was homesteaded to year ago; well Improved In every reanert. Per acre.-.gtrTJWi So. is 160.73 acres, all In sagebrush except nlioiit 10 acres In plue timber: 130 acres fence!: luh'trrlaatliin: 13 miles from Klamntli .-'all im.l : miles from Olene Terms, I'cr arte ggft.oo No. II K0 ncres 0 mllix from Klamatn i nil under dllch nnd In cultivation; well Improved; Kivid house, gooil barn, windmill, etc. Kxceptlon. nlly sjooil property. Terms. Per acre.. ,.8?e.oo Xn. 1.1 Ho acres on Lost Itlver. 13 miles from Klamath Knlls; 60 acres under ditch: all cleared nnd In cultivatien: uiAler fence. No belter mII In Klamath basin. Terms: tl.dOO rash, balance I r rent. Per ncro ... . ,. . ... .tUMMM TImi oImivo I ily n NtrtUI UM of I lie MMnjr fjirm asxl rnrhr-i sr have for sale. If it I. gnntf, e lime It, A IIOMK Oil AN IMVKMTMKNT New, modern, t-rooiu. pantry, closet, bathroom; plumlied complete, tub, toilet, lavatory; hot water In kltcho!.; plastered; three coals of paint: perfect Interior flnlih; double floor; floe location; splendid view, Nothing iietter In the city for quality or price. terms or rnsn.. t'lTV .'IIOPKIITY IMPROVKII So. six large lots, flne new house, new barn tun largo new ben bouses, fruit trees, modern Im provements, all for Utile more than cost nf builil Ings; Palrvlow Addition ..., .f .s.oo No. S Lot OOxBO In Kalrvl.w Addltlea: aaw 3room bouse, city water. Terms. ., .... gr7M.no '. 7 6-room house In Nichols Addltlea: lurgo lot; good location. A splendid Investment. Terra .. SI.8M.eo So. W Fine r.-room bungalow on' Plae Street", ii(m r.ud iiiiutoin lu every respect, Ono of the bes: buy In city. Term .. gg.BM.oo No. S JO feet on Main Street; frame building, muted for 60 per month. Terms M,ow4M No. 10 tt-room houso on California Aveneo Ksrellent home; house now and on car line. I rrinl tt MM tssfssessses.ss eJlsaTafttfl If you do nm 4T li on tkls list, ask aaoal II. We have it. s HOME REALTY GO. Auctioneers-rGet Our Term 'THE RED F10NTM Mtttt tat ttttttt lift .aad the: Klamath Republican Dom J, Kdmwalt, Prealdeat ' J Maaj, tlaag, Baae mm, Sic, Klamatli County Abatract Co. tanrtyora aad Itrlaatloa gtglatWn ItakT tt miaov, Seeretarv KlaaMth falla, Oraaoa eBtaeStaafAsSidkAantaeajdaa - .aaj,j v-'iiy "TfTfvaMaajaMj i y