The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 13, 1911, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWB HKKINtl AT A DISTANCE An well an for rondlng and otliur pur- D(i.,oh, iiiwro I nothing to convenient rui a rrtlr iif our double Ion glaisci. T!,fy nin practically two pair In ono. If mi liiwn Ii-pii imlng (wo pair of kImsdcr for ilUlrnco mill iluso wclng, ami KotlliiK Mmhii mixed, i.h many ilo, i;nt u pair of trie ilonlilo Idisc anil rinii Imlli our 1 1 mo r.ml )otir temper. H. J. WINTERS Jeweler Optic'an . LETTUIIst 1'ltOM Till! VttOVLK e) .- 4 , loiiiniiiultiitliiii mat o tliii Hor nlil for publication In this depart ment nhnuld not ixkoiI 300 words In leiiKlli nml must lio accompanied Jiy tliu nnmoiind iitlilross of llio oenrtur.J 1ln- WOOD WOOD BLOCK WOOD PROM THE BOX FACTORY KOUIMfMIT IMHIV AND I.IM1I WOOD CUT I'HOM MVK TIMIIKII NIXTKKM INCH UOIIV AMI I.IMII WOOD 1IIIY HMII WOOD Delivered Anywhere in The City I.KAVH UltllKIM AT O. K. TIIANHHKIt OFFICII PIIONK H7I P. C. CARLSON WE SELL- TYPEWRITERS and SUPPLIES Underwood, little used, 978 Underwood, rebuilt, 6o L. C. Smith, Utile use d f 7s L. C. Smith, rebuilt, 6o 5mllh l'rrmlcr,rcbulll,f 30 Smith I'rrmier.rcbullllo Itemlngton, lltlleused,940 Oliver, llllle used, $50 MULLER MUSIC COMPANY Everything; In Music WHITMAN'S FUSSY PACKAGE FOR FASTIDIOUS FOLKS A box of Selected Chocolntea that N touches top notch in candy making Seventh & Main Start An Account For (iur boy nt this bank. It will take, only fl.00 to do It, ml It may bo tho making nt lil in.. When lio fee how macsv di'ponltril In tho bank makoa mora motmy In tlio ehape of In terest ho will bo very fcp. to save whero ho now sponds often foolishly. You ca.) do no belter strvleo for your boy than to tench lnm thn habit of saving First Trust and Savings Bank KLAMATH KAMA, OIIK. CLYDE E. WITTER PHONI 1221 MAIN STRUT Before having your Plifmbing done Flret date work at low iVricee UNDERWOOD'S Pharmacy ' Nliigli- Tut Will Not lb' Kux-rl- ini-nli'il Willi In Oregon Ono of llio tunny reasons why tho Hlato of Oregon tt for many yenrf to conic will contlnuo to novo o groat Influx of icllnblu pcoplo and itntilo 'capital I becntiso hor ship of atato on her IcRlitlntlvo Journey ha nlrcady piinn.d Dm moHt ilaiiKoroua bronkora, nml In now uniting placidly on tho deep, hut rather flowing current of tl.11 (iimmon human Intelligence. And thoro ! no longer any danger that uny rami reform scheme, an, for oxamplo. tliu Henry tltnrKo Hlngla tax schomo, will ln experimented with hero. Ah thin ntnto Iihh veiled hor legla- lntlo powor more directly and evenly In the wholu pcoplo of tho community concerned ttir.11 most of tho date hntit'dono up lo tho preaent tlmo, It followa that whatever reform acheme being ndtorntcd hero mint meaaure up to tho compoilto of tho will nud Intelligence of nil tho cltlxen In auch communltlcf, In order to atand any show of ennctment. Nov, tho cum and substanco of tho llnglo tax s)itcm la limply to levy nxi-i on ground valiroTand to oxompt all other value from taxation. Tho contention In that inch n ichcmo would bo n stimulant to Induitrlei, that It would Induce pcoplu with cap ital Into inch communities to Inveit their capital In hnuaea and other 'lml of Improvcinonti to cscapo pay- 'ng more toxe thnn tho ordinary farmer or tho holder of n vacant tot, i under this lyitom n mllllonnlro hi 11 1 (I need pay no greater amount 'lir.n thn owner of a vacant lot, pro vided ho did not Invest hli capital In vacant land, but In houaci, ihopi, itorci, rtitnurnnts, hotola and ma chinery. In Hn cuocnro It li a moat unequal method of exacting taxea, taking no ognlrnnco of tho natural fact that those who nro able and itrong, can with cam carry greater burdeni than horn who nro lean and weak. It Ig nore! ono of tho mott beautiful phase o ne In life when an older ind an ibler brother or ilitcr undertake! to nrry a greater burden than a young r and weaker. Out It eaten to the icriillnr Idea of many pcoplo that to nay taxea li to pay out money and not get anthlng In return. They Kim to think that thero la nbaolutely no compenvatlon for what wo pay na nxea. Thero certainly muat bo a rea ion for thli, the moat Irrational ot dco. Thoro mint In tho pait have been B01110 icrlou mliuio of tho money exacted a taxea, creating GROWS HAIRCM BALD HEADS. Bild-htidtd Peeal May Qst a New Chance In kite. In these ilayi when youth la the moving factor In liUHliiexn, whin a man luukee hU murk at tlihly-tlo and la ready to retire at foriy-tlve. when business bousei nlon the man we call "middle Aged" mt tier Ihnu allow bla lacglng luilucnco to Intrude upon tho commercial ruth, it Imlil bead la almost fatal to any mnu'a hnieii. The follonlug muit tbereforu prove tutcr eating to enplo who are loiilug their hnlr or who nro bald. liPKorcIn I onoof the lateit and mot efTecllvo germ killer discovered by aclciK'p. and lu connecHon with Ilcln Nnpthol. which I both germi cidal and autlieptlc, n combination la formed which destroy a tho genua which rob the hair of Ita nutriment, and alio create a clean and healthy condition of the aealp. which prevent! tho development of now gerraa, rilocarpln I n well-known agent for reitorlng the bulr to Ita natural color, where tho loaa of color baa been due to a dlieaio of the ecalp. Yet, It I not a coloring matter or dye. ThU combination of curative mixed with alcohol n a atlmutant perfect a most effective remedy for hnlr and sculp trouble!. The fiunnua Rexnll, "na" Hnlr Tonic Ik Molly eomimsed of. Resorcln. Iletn Nnpthol, jind rilocnriilii, It help to in.il.o tho Kcnlp henlthy, to uourlMithe hair, to Htlmnlate the folllcleH. Where the head In already hare. It enter the follicle, revltallxea the root, aupplle nourlahment. and itlmulaten n new growth. We want you to try a few bottle of Itexall "Kl" flair Tonic, on our per aounl guarantee that, the trial will uot coat you a penny If It doea not give you ahaoluto atlfactlon. Tbat'a proof of our faith In tkli remedy and It abould Indliputably demonitrate that we know what we are talking about when we ay that Rexall "OB" Hair Tonic will grow hair on bald bead, xcept, of ronraA where baldaeaa kaa been of auch long duration that the root of the hnlr' are entirely dead, the follicle cloied.and grown oyer, and the acalp I glaaeu. Remember. We are bating oar etate aaenta upon what haa already beea ac complished by' the uaa of Retail "W Xalr Tonic. nd w have taa rlgkt to aaauma that what It haa dose to hn dreda of other It will do for you. la any event ydu cannot loae anything by giving It nttrlnl on our liberal guar antee, nerawnlier. you can pet Rex all rtemedlea 'Jn thl community only nt onr atom - The Rexall Store The Star Drugstore, lupore of dlatmn which atlll nro ollvo In tho pooplo'n mind. Hut wo should now uvolvod to auch 11 nlatu of con ncloiiint-c that wo can dlutlnguhih tho mlcuio of tho purpoM) from ths real nirK)io, and wv should icgnrd tnxcH as our common contribution to keep up u sinlo of clvllliutlon nmongit mankind. And uvuryonu who believe In auch n itato ohould conildor It an honor to contribute hi proper shnro, according to hi ability. ft li nrguod by the adherent! of tho tingle tax ayatom that "It will break up land monopoly and dlstrlbuto tho soil moro equally to thoio who are longing for n homo of their own." Dut (ho Irrefutahlo fact remain that inch a lystcni, If enacted, would work tho oppoilto way, and all those who to day nro exerting tholr very utraoit to pay. off Intercit and Installment on their farm and home would get a frw moro centigram added to their burden centigram which, by right, should rest on the ahouldnr of those who Inherit and bavo Inherited wealth accumulated by past and passing gen eral lona. And aa tho year would roll along under thl ayatom tho burden bearer would drop exhausted by tho wayside. and their belonging revert to the coffer of the rich, Such would be the coneequence of such systom wherever It had bad It sway for any length of tlmo. How could, for Instance, ono who buy vacant lot oa thv Installment plan, hnd bis cwn against h's rich neigh- bo., rrhu may have thousanda or may- bo millions of dollars worth ot wealth wherewith to make Improvements and -1111 M Lurlnesa If bo was compelled to pay the same amount of taxea 11 Ht rich neighbor, or oven a larger amount, aa some of the single taxera rsrr!tc? No, the Idea I absurd. I inubt not that Henry Ooorge had 3 rrent hurt that waa beating for hu manity, but aa far aa substantial re form concern, hla brain waa rather unreliable. Wo have always serious minded faddist nmoagst as who, by their hobbles nnd seal may away kings and ciars, govt mors, council and legisla ture lo adopt mouuro of doubtful merit. Cut when tho mpronte an thnrlty, tbo lat aay In the natter, la vented la the totality of tho la t el II- cenco of men la all vocation of lift then only auch keraela which atand the test of all these Intellectual sifters combined will he Implanted la oar itatutea. And therefore we can feel aaaured that the burdon of taxes will not bo shifted from tho ahoaldora ot mlllloa aires and owner of great wealth aad put oa the shoulder of homesteaders and home builders and cultivators ot tho soil, who generally havo but smaller amounts of capital wherewith to Improve tholr holding. Out everybody will be compelled to pay hU proper share, aad will be la ducrd to proclaim his proper say, ac cording to hla best understanding, and shoulder his share of responsibility. thua ballaitlng tbo ahlp of stato and steady It against the stdrra of Im proper actions. Even If oar supreme court .should decldo against tho Oregon system ot direct legislation, the people of Ore gon have already got a touch ot en lightenment that will not be qaeaehed oven then. But atlll be able to pre vent too much foolish legidatloe. PAUL O. PAULSON, Klamath Falls, Oregon. cation, no. 04316, to purchase the BVi NB14, NVfc 8BU, section II. township 37 8., range 10 E., Willam ette Morldlan, and the timber thereon under tho provisions of tho act of Juno .1, 1S78, and acta amendatory, known as tbo "Tlmbar and Stone Law," at such valuo as might be fixed by appralsomont, and that, purauant to such application, tho land and tlm- bcr tborcon have been appraised at a total of 800, the timber estimated 800,000 board feet at 1.75 per thous and, and the land at $200; that said applicant will offer final proof In sup port of his application and sworn statoment on tho 28th day of Octo ber. 1911, beforo W. D. West, United States commissioner at Silver Lake, Oregon. Any person Is at liberty to protest this purchase before entry or Initiate a contest at any time before patent Issues, by filing a corroborated affl davit In this offlce, alleging facts which would defeat the entry. A. W. ORTON, 8-26-10-28 b Register. - f- - rial -AJjft S Meeetsaa ' . V V -, ' 1 - - ---------------'-w-'-r"rww , w j tr I k'H tiAtsiffl A LITTLE "CAMPAION" QP kyftm ', It want Advertising in the. Herald Will Pit Ynr Search Far A6tJ PNhMi Oi Ai Abstlite "ksiaess lasls" If yon arc seeking a poattlon In a bruin hoase, jreear avrnuing win bo consiraeti na a positive lawJcatloa of oiiiiy. it i good, clear, concise, factfal, bat net fi show srlf-ronfldenre aad la aerslatcatly BteeeateeL It wanted rewtta hcre' ao doabt t all aboat HI .- eeeeee4oeeee)4e Herald Want Ads T :$ w . v.i ..' 1 . .S4 laaaBMiaaatta A tf f HsTJWIsFTaxP jf . IT at W 4atW j ' '4 FOR RENT THE ELECTHIC SAUSAGE fUNF At the Hales Sanitary Market' la turn- lag out all the dlfforent sausage, such Bologna, Headcheese, Liver Sau sage, Blood Sausage, Hamburg and Park Sausage. I take especial care to make all sausages clean aad tatty, nslng only pure apices aad aweet, wholesome means'. Inspection of the plant ravjted. Phone lBTl J. J. HALM. Prop. NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION (Not coat laada) Department of the Interior, UaKed Statea Land OBce at Lakertew, Oregon, September IB, 1111, Notice la hereby glvea that Tillaua) A. Swan ot Crystal, Oregoa, who, oa September , 1901, made homestead entry No. 01460, for MU seettoa 14, township 14 B. range 6 , Willamette Merldlaa, haa Sled notlee ot Inteatloa to make Anal Arc-year proof, to caub llsb claim to the land above described, before O. R. Do Lap, county clerk of Klamath county, Klamath Pall, Ore- ton, oa the 8th day ot November, lilt. Olatmalnt aamsa aa witnesses: Reetora Preach, of Klamath Fall. Oregoa; O. O. Brown ot Crystal, Ore toa; A. V. Morlaoa of Crystal, Ore- sjoa; D. O, Brown of Crystal. Oregoa. A. W. ORTON, lO-l-lM r Regtoter. NOTICK rO PUBUCATIOM (Net Coal Laada) Deaartmeat at the laterlor. Ualted Utea Und Ossee at Lakeview, . OratM, Avvutf, 1U. . Nottee ia hereby glvea that Mark T. Haward, whaaa poatomea addraaa ta Kwmth PaUa, Oregoa, did. aa the ITth.day at Pebraary. lilt, V sfcu agtaa aisi ----- ui PUBUCATIOX OP SUafMONS In the Justice's Court. District ot Llnkvllle, Klamath County, Ore goa. The Union Meat Company, a Corpor ate, PlalatlaT, TS. O. W. Oram, Defeadaat. To O. W. Oramea, the above aamed defeadani i to natui -t.the state ot Orazoa yon are hereby reaalred to appear and aaswer the complaint died agalsst yon la the above eatltled court and cauae oa or before the last Jay of the time prescribed la the or der for publication made twrela to wit: The 9th day of November, 1911, and If you fall to so answer, for want thereof plaintiff will take Judgment against you aa demanded la bla com plaint on Ale herein, to-wit: For the sum of 862.55, thj same being upon an express contract for the payment of moey and for plalnttra costs and disbursements herein. This sum mons Is served upon you by order of tho Honorable Charles Grave, Jus tice of the Peace of the above eatl tled court, dated September 16th. 1911, aad the date of the Ant pabll cation being the 1 8th day bf Septem ber. 1911, aad the date of the last publication will expire oa the 9th day ot November. 1911. JOHN IRWIN, h th Attoraey for Plaintiff. f tOOMS-ftOOMS ROOMS Clean sunn rooms at the White House, IttLrrrst, cor. Pine I-Iw FOR SALS FOR RENT New, modern 4-room house, corner Earl and Alameda, Hot Springs addition. Enquire at Herald offlce. 11-31 run kent six-room bouse Bear corner of Sixth and Klamath; In good condition. See Stephens-Hunter Realty Co. 7-tf - MIHraXLAXKOl'S WANTED Good second band heater and range. Address box 45, care of Herald. 13-3t SEWING neatly done; price to suit. Call at 701 Seventh and Canal street. Mr. M. E. Eaitwood. 12-6t KODAK FIMSHINO First clan and prompt remits by Frank Duncan, over First National bank, or leave or drrs at Llttlo Book store, two door west Ul JUUIUCCV.f PUBLICATION OP SUafMONS In the Justice's Court, District of Llnkvllle, Klamath County, Ore goa. John A. Hoffer, Plaintiff. vs. O. W. Gramei, Defendant To Q. W. Oramea, the above named defendant: la the namo of the state of Oregon yon are hereby required to appear and anawer the complaint filed agalnat you In the above entitled court and cauae oa or before the last day ot the tlmo prescribed In the or der for publication made herein to- wlt: The 9th day of November, 1911. and If you fall to so answer, for want thereof plaintiff will take Judgment against yon aa demanded In hla com plaint on Ale herein, to-wlt: For the sum of $70.80, the same being apoa an express contract for the payment of money aad for plalntlaTa costa and dlsharaemeata herein. This sum mons la served apoa yon by order of tho Honorable Charles Grave, Jue- tlce of the Peace of the above eatl tled court, dated September 36th, 1911, aad the date of the Arst publi cation being the I8th day of Septem ber, 1911, aad the date ot the last publication will expire oa the 9th day of November. 1911. JOHN IRWIN, h th 'Attoraey for Plaintiff. OYSTERS 11c Qfttcr mmm U low opra. Big tmlp- aTacit of frtah laatera r McllOyittrt atw 01 Mk at tkt Palace Grill MOTSCHENOACHER'S Sfcond-hMid Store, cor. of 7th and Main; bn. sell and trade household good, clothing, shoes, tjol.i guns, etc. Ljave tour order for expert sewing machine rfnd organ repair wrk. Satis. action -uaranteed. Phone 313. C-tt FOR SALE New leather eeaeh. Sea C. E. Demmlng, ever Klamath County Baak. II 0t " NINE Typewriter la choice of aay make; fa payment; 93 moathly rest. Mutle Co., Everythlag la MaHar 11-dt . M 7;f .1 WOOD FOR SALE 16-kteh slabs. 82.25 per eard. deMvered. I'hone 071, or leav -dera at O. at. Transfer Co., P. carleea. IStf A n6 WANT TO EXCHANOB Two 1 did lota la Spokane. Waea.; curb and sidewalk, etaetrle tlffht aad tret cars; oaly 30 miaaies ttm to butlncaa center. These lata are worth about fl.000 eaeh. Will mhaaai one or both for Klamath Falsi praa erty. either city or farm laada. Ad dress Box 104, Klamath Fall. 10-et n HBW WAXTHt) WANTED Teung rrl aa proeatloa er; good opportaaKy to traia. Aa- , ply to Miss Beaton, BeaserKaa haa v plui. ttf V v WANTED Someoae to pets, art squares or Phono 101. v' SUTI Mtf -' ( ?usa . . CHOCOLATES Everybody L TEm - THE LITTLE BOOK STORX 7 The roitoffice a t H INN . ZCMWALT, PmkV at. K. M. ttUBB, VkoPtee. aad BKKT I.'. WITHHOW. KlainaUi County Abstract Co. ABSTRACTING SaVTcyon fad IiTliatlOfi asgUrs MAPS, PLANS, asLUKPRlKTS. ETC JQaUaUUl Fallt, OflMI SI Big Basin Lumber Co. i Lumber and BuUding Largcit Stock InKlinttth Fills Quick Senrlce PLANING MILL IN COMMOTION i dF DRY SLABS FOR SALE ! $3.50 .MjCorU. r-rs. "as ' '-a JN" ,v 1 . 5 .. , '" , PLACE YOUR ORDER I NOW . . u - r - ten. .,. ,-sj ' t?m .J1S Si ?m . -le- ,H x euZAXl ,:;-.". : k?!W,1rv; BIG BASIN LUMBER '- - ;. ?yk$e idflBiSt Wj MM . '-'W SEB22