The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 01, 1912, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.-- . ,M a M i rj.'T. yr l Fi -"Kfc. "4 f i I" fu-. ' nt Kl r K- vj tftfiv TAE ;WUSj "An Anarchlal AUemjrtV' au ltala feature cemedy: "UmHr Her Wing," Rex drama; "StoleT Letter," Reli ance drama; "OaB Disposes," Solax dram llatfa every afternoon at 2:30. Inmi ff saga Monday. Wedaee- Saturday and auaday. 5?. A'T Jericho Club - FOR - Odd Fellows 1 TAnd t Rebekahs .jA' --'ONLY - t kaMment of I. O. O. P. Teni. J, lowllng, Dllllards, Peel, Card Room. Reading Rooms. Private Sitting Room fur He fcatabi only, Visiting Brotheti and Sitters tiny welcome. .) order, will Our limine) Is flood! lur Customer are flood I Because o Groceries are Good A compliment conxince you to please. Your anxlotla Mfiimln Try n can faur S "AI.TA tMLKKK" ae Matter Grocery IMione iom THE EVENING HERALD W. O. BMITII, Editor Mid Proprietor Published dally except Sunday at MR Fourth Street Kntcred at the poalolflco at Klamath Falli. Oregon, for transmission through the maltt m second-class matter. Subscription term by mnll to nu) ad dress lu the united mate: One year IS.OC One month SO It. true character. No true .ror-.lcHllm to .en ir. conln MJ she could Imxo secured lU.ylhlng like jrgorwf , h l ''"" such n vote lu either of the tol redeem de.n.H'rncy and re.lt.ro states. II had, however, the outward jsou'tnmcnt to 11"' l'Qde, I i .. ..... ilml i.itMis I hit I FOR IKS' E K LAM ATM KAMA. OUKflOX MONDAY. JULY I, I III'-' Udies white goodsi Ladies xchange Wc aaken specialty of laportefl Swiss Embroid ery f Buds and Laces MRStf. A. COOPER U5 W. Pourth'.St. A Helpful SubMtantial Store Servh iMpeadablllty. courteouso, aWUlgince and axferlence are olded right lnb the Ten feaadatlon of this establish eat all combining with fair rUea, give you this helpful, trustworthy store; service. And It la to give yuu still sure this storefls continually atrlTlng to better It sckln , ,, . ! RADIANT mil i t-amou -woioriicy meiai . , Tv. I m u-l CVm grraTTkeift I A f eJ2fcx3 n?,'. vi.tA V 9k f3r - vSJzibSiKS ii.-- X. felalaV " KSM X GKfr.l.lNS '-i lacf poLlar Utensil X b Oeneral DUctrlc Devices Electric Demonstration KHi:H T. SANUKKMIX IT 13 probable thnt no death niuoni; the prominent men of Ktnmnth Kall li8 rnuaed no Brent n feellnc of regret nmonc the entire rommunlty brought ridicule and contempt upon j el... .. l....l n (?..)... aw. ' .. un ii4ii, ui r i i'ii a oaiiuvipuut vm KrPIil rnillT maor of thU city. Mr. Sanderson 'Mlut tho proRrmnUo nuncmcnt wan n IjIk man In public nfTalr. llla.ttoc not connlst of n fow cUconitl tnnnv xnnrM In Mm mnnnenniiMit nf l)it 'int.l InmlAN n .uUd .? .tltlitu busliiM of Ktanintli Kail brought iof thoughtful cltlictu ilrann tngethrr mm inio rioaer remiion nun ihp peo- ity rommon lioller In rcrtnlll prlncl pie thnn could hnve been pmalblo ln'nlia. Thrv will imrmlt nn rnmhlnn na oiner position .1 tf riiu.1... Ilml rntehex Ihe nif.il .i .-..-', ...". i iirowd. It eimhlcd him to win In tno Tmn nillltllUO Pflll U0 or threo renlly progrelo utalei. It PIJ f ULLRIHtlu UUITIII1U ilHl noi eunoie nun u uvhh im' mnu- Inntlou which would nno compro- mined the progrele nioteiurm nun ili Tented rel nrhletvinenl for yoara. - Upon Theodore lloosoell nml hli .',,r ,0 IIM. ,if the Klk iiud their follower! iet the reponlblllty of .,,,,. .,,, wm nil,,,,,! , i,ie nin. hnxlng dlWdcd the progreMlc In Wim , .rtM11. ttto Houthern l' llulr llmt iintloinil coneiitlou. S!lni ... . ..... ....... ..... ,....., ...,n.... cine iii uriiiK " imiiii'-"-N"'" ulited by nn iermaterlng dealir In , PuUtiuui ilwpera lu one tho alter- nui iiiiv .ivuuiiim.-.! ...,.., i- 100l ,rBu J(,y 5( Tu, ,, wU It don nnd principle m l''"f ,,, i.ere over night, nnd be rt-A.ly m iinhneM. for MCl,,nry tln morning of July d. "In the convention they put forlu teavn fur rorlUml tin Ihe H n in ward nu platform no lime. They tr ,, (ml ,!(, mode no light itgntntt the re.icllmmr) .... ... ........ ... .u. platform adopted. They aubitltuted'. , .. .,.. ,,,,. nlgar pernonnlltleit mid the roarne' epltht'lii of the prlio ring for the icrl-' una coiialderntlon of great economic problem, nnd for the time being n iv yt rin-'li si unt r, .vr m ImIIiiio 11 O '1A I', It. Ttirplit A. W it row i:i,ii ,.li,i,Yllli prlrate CiiltipeJili ll"Ui. LI 1 l 1 x (llelllf on til t'onilele llii.n) AIIKOT, MAX flUM'INni per tlay upi Mlllitiut dalli, .no llotlt iliiiiti In rait, r,H1' 1 J Slrn I In the city from hU homeiilenil on the t'pper l.nke xv lint.. oiiie Terr iitrble fill" Uriel pruturt for 1" Hlephrno i iniet Healt) Co Oeneral Electric Link River Efgctric Co. 3rd and Alain Phone I jo I He was n mini of Rlrone nennnnlltrl nnd unlimited resource, xtho by til Indomnltnble lll drew people to him wllli nn Irresistible, force. Those who xrorked with him and those who hnxe opposed hU policies In public attaint kecw best the greatnetia of the man, nnn not one of these but appreciated the strength of character of the man, lie was n worthy foe n xvell na n val uable friend. He had the distinction of belnc nt the head of Klamath Falls durlne Its formatlxe period, when tho founda tion wnit laid for tho great city that It to bo bullded here In tho years to. come. Ho was n man who ruled ab solutely, nnd whatever credit la duo for the progress of tho city durlne the tit four yearn belong rightfully to Mm. Klamath Palls has sustained n crtnt loss In tho death of Pred T Sanderson. A specific lor pain- Dr Thomas Krlcctlc Oil, strongest, cheapest llul- iiimmI nmr .lii ltf.il Jk tiiiiia.l.iil,! r.ni. 1 1 Ion of special Interests and political edy In America for 35 years A National B, TiHE Is a bauk charlertd totMhe Unllrd Hlalea gaxeraiiaat and ceuducted la arryritalir with Ha latta, I la unirtri air biiudml for Ihyalltiftll nlld lioriMt purfuriiuiic o( thalr dutlii, aadxen lluir a year account In a gut. rumsut repreaiMUIIve, V NATIONAL BANK ipltal $100,000 HlW You Know Him 1 AXK tiii: i:xi'i:iit watchmakkh Sieii liumlml people liar Hie lint of the year They hat fur Mi iiiiimIi UN xtork I it Jure it tiltoiiier ill ('Iti him ii trial rim fiilUfiiillon or mo liverybwly Should iNwh" mm i:m:ii ami i:miu wtvnt lilt I'll him lltrlr rrwtlr work alarc ' tturk, tlone mi iKfuv Tlli: KMHV IIIXI fur III ability. lilt liniHit prlri-. aall'fitrlliMi In hi. riiloiin-r. Heme, KtOIIUT. xttirk ttltl pl.Mi.o )nti. II,. Mill g u it ritu tit-reftinilttl. A Glean Scalp And Heafttry Hair Many ol your Irleuda hate luund tbjH a ImurUut gruoll t,( lulr -aolt and glo.y - and n aralp IrqT frtim ilaiidrufr, lll traull frnin til" use nl jT XVAI.'.HIlUlHUTtlNl.' I'hla la the procedure Wash the hair with warnt'fatrr and a puio oi. -fin. th-jj. oughly rub (ho iralp Hit tlff brush apply lllraulune rub II lu wvll and dry the hair baftAa tombing ii .' uudcrainnd thai Hlriuttuin la mil inarely a hair wash i n ic a food. i.lle lliiifiiillilj letnr, ll alati irrritl lwr ''I iHllim niftirUliea aiul itlliiiiiUlra thn rtHMa nl Itir k'iihixi' all tUiiilittf prrtrnl lla rrlurn and lo-itti'" Hie uatiiml tHtaiity and rnlor of llie lialr, V'a ttlraulrnn should I vn your ttrraaluat table. II selVtt 50 ruts and II re hn bottlv I.T rd 15 1 XV o o e and planning all .that will mike U poealble awrlt yoar eoa- dance and patrfnage VanSiMper Bros., KkJiialre A.'enla ir CIium; .V FinlMrti Trim nnO Coll-., I FISHING TAIK DfiU teas Kuna afb oxi(nts. IE We have over) need for that Hook, line, baskets, et tents' ug you trip: reeU, We n-nl id camping THE j. it I'lionc 3D STORE AMIIKIIS Jacob l!lk. Wood Block Wood,.-, Dry Slab Wood ( J5.591 Inch lit L Ice Cream Brlfks ALL THE 11 Just the thing if complete your evening meal We freete these bricks In M sizes aad layers for prlvati orders. Take eue Hqfae ToaJa-lit bSjSliLaaBta Formew Hozey Klamath Falls, Oregon w. JV1. timm: (ieieral House Clea 1 mint yr We removaall frearHarpitl lertric vaaium PlionaOSl, I Electric Vacu and Drapi Carpet 'leaning I spots and dirt and rugs by the process. bfflce 217 KUumtli "I have been somewhat costive, but IJeaai Regulets save tux th . desired. They act mldly and regulate the aewels larfactlv." .n.nr.. Kuuse, t Walaut av.iltoeaa. Pa! Teuipnj iieatj, p m Evn i IC ctOtiu Mlm nir. a "Nj '" dullx. 3 2 irst ncrforinsneB ,od $3Cd $.3Cd Limb and Body wood 4ft, Iiin 12in eave fcrders at O.K. TWmssLr Co. or fhone7i l Cor. 6 and Main Oregdij Harness Co. 'hone 374 P. C. Carlson .. Thompson General Freight and Transfer Leave orders at Willis Furniture Store. Phone 385 WOOD FOR SALE IA KOI.KTTrrS OI'IXIO.V OF UOOSKVKI.T A.V EDITORIAL signed by 8enator Robert M. Im Follctte. deillnc with hi xlows on Theodore Roosevelt nnd I tho progressive enuse. Is the feature I of the last Issue nf dm ...nninr'. , weekly. La Follette saya In parf "Until Ilooscxclt came Into the open as a candidate there was n strong nnd rapidly growing progres sive movement within tho republican party. It was based upon clearly de- fltlPll UPlnrll.la. 1. ,..! .. !.- t . ""-- -,-.i.i. K eiuuu lur llio uest modern political thought on funda-; mental demneraey. it had mnnimml' national proportions. It was united.! "Into this movement, when It cv promise of national success, llooso-' velt projected his 'ambition to be' presiueni u third time. He spent weeks carefully iilannlne n 'snontan. eous call' for himself Ho responded DX' nnnounelnt? tlmt lm .'.,. t.i i.. . receptive candidate. This candidacy. legan to drag. Ho and his friends, xvcro In despair. "Then came his defeat In North Dakota, He became desuerate. An enormous campaign fund was raised. Headqunrtera wcro opened In New York, Washington, Chicago and thn states East and West. N'ewaiinnnr writers wcro engaged nt large pay to ooom tils candidacy. Special trains wore nired nnd tho 'rccentlvn rnmii. date' started In frantic iiurmit nr n,n nomination. "In tho lllltory of Amnrlmn nnll. tics there has never been in nrlmarv campaign for n president nn approach io ino extrnvagont expenditures made In his campaign. Mon notoriously Identified with tho steel inn n.i ,i, harvester trust became his most act- IVO Supporters. I.onillnn r.n.(l. nries, standpatters nml i,nini,.i bosses of the Hannu nnd Quay sort necame his closest nolltlmi frU.i. and representatives In many stutes. a number of tho nownr recruit, in the republican progressiva cause men who befnro 1309 win. . . tnreo executions, hml hn nnn..,i ,. tho progressive movement became the noisiest supporter? of Roosevelt.! i iiiaiioreq not to them that Roosevelt had co-onerntml win. n drlch on legislation durlne tl.n .mir Bcven years ho was president. They forgot that when Rnosnveli wn. .. of nfllco nnd In Afrlcu, through tho uimeu errorts or men who for years had been flchtltiir aniai i, -. tho progrcsslvo cause beenmo a no tlonnl movement; that Roosevelt was for Tnft In 1910. when Tnfl wnu ,i. flouncing tho progressives as 'pirates flllll trnlln.nl. .l. ... i. "- " l,1"t "o waueu until a little more than a jcar ago, balancing llio chances before derldlm? wh.th.. to cost In his lot with tho progressives it ims prosmential yoar, counted for ti't'illllg with the flnnn nt nrn,r.r.. who wanted 'to win' not n real pro grcsslvo victory, Just a victory. "And they did win precisely thnt kind of n victory. Th.v rnin . --- - "- ....uu lllBf. Vhelmlngly tho ernnt olnn,ln. ...... of Illinois nnd Pennsylvania. That 'stamped tho Roosevelt candidacy with OIYJSJSIS 'IiitiU tlirlll Jil.l a quickly IN TIME Any n'rnii it ho iiretta glai. nt nil it lliey run lu hail. Ih-rniiMt tucli tiny tlmt I. n(,,.lyi ,, ,1Mr-.r, ,hr (r(iul,,. jif.t iiuii niiiui mure. Wc linvt- a frtv vrtlcr tif i:xf.llnntliu brrr Hint I. for anybody nml eer)boly. WV tinpliiy oorjLllu iniMlppiiimi iiiPiiN, (.ir tr.lln Hie f)f. ami n-wullH ore allaasi. tiryti U,ry .Imuld br. Taki- itihautngc of oW tilA-r. W JaXVIlltiJl'H Clitt.. ....!- awl ia. sa Kiirrni MuriJin. irillllMt Hint Biiy your VVrcocV ael W hulesa lebrloew W. C. BATES I i EvvWu n Uncle SaprUJs .. ..'ir jryx ... , J, t-JlJf "Ijt" .iffly Xn First TiMi Money Ilka all utr i i emintf; oran'l allow Ills tenants to erp money In aalea, nr rath boii-a You ran deud mi bis t r intng hla biltlliraa Huppm . ' tikit the Mill, and deMMlt air money In ihn I'lrat Truit and Havlnga Hank (xn as arxouut mix an )uur immr; will W aafe from Pnuitli o! J !y llro poallillUIr. st and Savings Bank KlnmHth Falls, Oregon lou can liavo llio tlealera' iimrgllf ,ou talk Io mo befnro plar- Ing your anient. IQ, lmt , , ,i nmkr. y.,u rlrli. aot ttl.nl )nii liia.'.r ia-1 lur luTk.' n.u .n. ran. ma Lumber Co.'s Office it' jzvtiV7rtt?m a --rr"ri-nWI i,h-iUi'i Xn w con m a Al f taaaaBaiaaaaBBiaHBBBaBaaiaMaMMaai.itiiaM H 'I III.- l,.N(J,ll(Tl'.TAltY IIAV Is sure to hymn pleaaant and refrcahlngfose for those who haxu njsflltlng them at homo thnliifsurr which only a prop trlr nntiulnteil ImilinwuM ... e.. And modern sanltarv 'lumblng has placed them at tho disposal nf rich and poor alike, for few purses nowndnya lire xo limited ns not to bo able lo nfford what was n fow )oari ago un almost prlcelcaa luxury If you dtalro to know all about what a modorato sum they can bo Installed, call up (III:i:li:y The World Moves So do we Move Baggage and Passengers TO .i.NH KIIOM ALL THAJNK AND IIOAIH AND HIVE qi'lCirtKIIVICE H0U5l:H0LI).ttl:AVY VtyUUW A APUCIALTY Blacksmith Shop in Connection Ara ,rpard to turn oul'nll kinds of flrat rlaaa werk. Special attention to thilug 0. K.YA'NSFERCO. 4l)ny Phone 8J Nlnht Photic 7.j DON .1. '.I'Mw'AliT, I'rMltlMil. m:i:i i:. w i:. ,m. niiiui, VI.. irilltOW, Hitrilnry. I'ri's. nml 1 rt'ii. Co juamatn ijoanty Jcosna ABSTRtfllNG SurvoVorti aiidrrldfitlon KmJinoitrfi , - -. ... mai'h, 1'i.axh, iii.ui:nn.NTH, Ew. Klamntli Vails, Oregon I 15 ve r.; tiling; ! JV)Itts' H akSESsssf H",' Hl'lijlTtilti sssssl tlWHZiBtsssssssssssl Bliorinnn UrtTy & bbf c i .es 'Til lui ii - rial inniio.1. xt)ti m -m irufn an aaaHBajaji ffiMWmmf!m,''jKa aa""""1'1 , -t WTIITi; 'hVVFi)9slsssssssssssssssssss!T7 '' aBBltf RtBBBBBBBBBBBBkl HI All 'ZH ft . ;.asiislsssss1 Til o of C'o.'a l'lnnos. y nnd other loading icr iiiiikcs nt mod- lies. Tuning nml repairs Ageniy for HKW'ir.'M ma(ihii:h iivi:ii Tvi'i;vniTi:it ami TOR TALKI.VO MACHIM- HimiIih, Hliilloncry nml l(iiri-ai KLAMATH FAllS MUSIC HOUSE Two doors crtnt of l'ostolilco. II. MADHEX, Proprietor e To Trade For Klamath fills Property Four young black horses average weight 1200 pounds One delivery wagon nearly new One set hack harness, good as new, will give or take differance See J. F. MGUIlk Owner, with The RounseVfcjjl Corporation : urtmrtwt r- W!srs jt f - - t:w-r-