The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 13, 1912, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextAmusemeDts The Majestic Hpsstol Tonight "The BlargTeva's Daughter," a twcrfTlaumont. Salea Co. Animated Wjfckly and Cur rant Event. "A Mother' Love,"4rama. "Tha Schoolma'aa of Snake," a Western corned of class. 1 10c. Matin nk elingn day. Program (Um Moadav, Wadaaa dajr, Friday, Satarnay and Suaday. The Temple Theatre QUALITY OXKtf MATINBS BAILY ATI: Toalgatt and Tosafrrow "One-Round O'Brien," Blograph corn- any, "On tte Pupil of HIsAye," Vltagraph drai "Tha Bafe Windows!" Lubln contody. "Oa tka CtttJia Trail," Esaenay Waal amatory. all ucBKrib rtcmmm Oraad opening of Roller Rlak. Admission 15c; tkataa SSc 4ericho Club Nv- FOR - J Otm Felloys Rehftahs yoN- i.r. Taai- sW Peel, maom. foJcKe- LaWNGTONl It Rtit B 7 A'-XMmtttT eaWca Clti Town aad I Yvtua, iTt rftiiil sk.tch or Bj each plac. lacatMapssalatlan. ttl graph, thlepla uayalkliii paint: alto Ctaaaiaaa DlrtctatkkempOad by BvilBtea aad prottmoanft fgy n. i. rom a ca. cattle JJ la aaiemeat at L O. I akjf Bowling. Bllllar Sard Rooms, Raadlai Prlvat Slttlag Room bekahs oaly. Vlattlag Brother aad Bisters always waieoaM. ftrSak Ckeap 40 acre wood palm oa UmiUke Cajnty cralal 800.000 S. WE ffcAGNIR Wood Wood SlakWft. X3T $.5IC. tnSkkWtt. it $3C. Liibu.liwN. 4ft, Mil 12ii Leave orders at . ft . Cr. 6 aad Mala Our Baalaeaa la Good! Our Cna'.oajer ar Good I Because our Groceries are Good A compllmeatarf order will convince you f Youra aastols to pleat. MooaMil Grocery Try raa otaM "ALTA AFFKK" Nana Better. Pfcoan INI. THE EVENING HERALD W. O. SMITH Vdllar PneUabaa dally anaat Bandar ky tin Herald Pabllaklag Company af KWaatk FalU, at 111 FoarU H. atared at Ike postoflee at Klanuttk Fait, Oregon, for transmission tkrongb the mall aa second-clssa matter. Bubicrlptlon tarnia by nail to aay ad dreea In tka Ualtad BUtea: OBf) yMr aaaaaoaaaaaaaao SltVv 019 BBO&tJI aoaaoaoaoaaaaaaa til KLAMATO rALIA OREGON FRIDAY, SKIT. 18, 101B POLK'S- OREGON a4 W U.K. TTaatj aa. "Sl P. C. Carlson Cluster Peanuts Tk beat grade of Spanish peanut, routed to a J good brown aad dipped la Hsyshay's weet chocolate. f A good, cleaa, ajtiafylng confection, atrletly ffash and made la Klamath Fa ita dkllateiaak Home Canning Economy Jars Oaa tka sasny Jar atary day la Um yaar, yaat aa yaa 4 aay atkar Mikan ataaam, pat ap (ratta aad yaa win ka wttktka Wbatkar yaa ara, for family tkara la aaly aaa tka A keok mt aaklag. Van earn rar aiaa aala or aratt. aVttaktJar oSBaHMBBma fl radtpea far tka W 1 RhitV Phope5 Bros. Kxilualve AgruU foaCtiae it Sanlxtrn Tcaa and CoBcea. NOTED WRITER TO VISIT HERE CAMP STOOLS WILL REPLACE MAHOGONY MRS. K. h. HOVTH IS KSPKCTKU TO VISIT THIS CITY AND CltA TBR L.4.KK 800V HKR KATH KR IS KXWN HKRK It la quite poaatbl that one of tha vtiltore to Klamath FalU and Crater Uka very ihortly will be Mr. E. I. South, a well known Kentucky poet and teacher, whoae father and the father of Captain O. C. Applegate oil this city were coualna. u Mr, souiu should come aha will probably be no- compaaled from her borne In Ken tucky by bcr youngeet on. Mr. Pcuth I the author of aeveral well Vnown work of poetry aa well as a traauatloa from the Qermaa. on Martin Luther. Accomplishment In letter aeaai to be wldeapread In the family, for Mr. South' brother, Nlchola Vachel Undaay, 1 rapidly advancing to the front In the rank of American poeU, one of hi lateat writing being "The Grave of the Proud Farmer," which appeared In the American Magatlno, and waa later repeated In tb Liter ary Dlgeat. It 1 regarded a one of the meat powerful, rugged and mean ing poem, depleting a atrong feature of atrletly national Ufa. that ha ap- I'tared In United State literature In many year. FISHING TACKLE Wa bat averytkjng you aaai for tkat Bafcfcg trip: Kaak, Una. rod! real, aaaketa, ate. m rtnt taaU, guas and aamplug THE 61 i.n. rORE FEEL LIKE GIVING UP? Many Klaaaatk Fail POfie oa tka -) oa miiaaae j umx aay coma wnen me uanay ara lek. A bal back make you mlafrable all tha time- Lame every moralag; aorfall day. It hurt to atoop ItAurt to atralghtaa. What with headache, iluy tpelU, urinary weakneas, None endoraad like oan' Kidney Pill. A. B. ScoSeld, oV Ashland, Or., says: "It gives mf pleasure to en dorse Doan's kldgey PHI. They brought relief rroaya severe attack of d I am now n- e trouble. Doaa'a be railed upon to he and dlBculty from kidney complaint tlrely free Kidney Pill dispose of with the kidney. No wondtr pfopie Who do not haow It back retlon." are discouraged tb kidney causa wea and proven kidney in ened kidneys needful help, Use a remedy. For sale b; cent. Foster Vow Tork, sola States. Remember tb nana Doan's aad fake nn other. ,j? , AeaTers. Price 60 llbura Co., BuSalo, eats for tb United W. M. TIM ieienl fltise Qoiiit Waifaaoli m Crpt Gltamlmg i all spot aad dirt from sarifJi aad rua by tka electric yactum procaai. PboaaSM. OMoa BIT naaiath NARROW MARGIN WOULD BE LEFT FIGURES O.V CANAL COST IN IR RIOATION PLAN NOT OBTAIN AI1LK, HUT AHHUMKD HASIH OF TU'O-THIRDB FIOUItES OLOSK In the matter of the. cost of Irri gation water aa furnished by the rec lamation service, referred to In The 'Herald Thursday, an endeavor was made by The Herald to secure from the local office a statement a to the coet of canal as distinguished from the laterals, In order to make an es timate of what tha difference might be. This the reclamation officials did not care to furnish.. However, on the assumption thnt the total cost would be 110 and the canal cost 20, estimating the charge of Interest at per cent, then the In terest on the Inveatment of f 10 would be 11.20 par acre per annum. If the total charge ahould be fixed at $1.50 per acre, this would leave but 30 cents per acre for operation and maintenance of the 40 miles of ca nals and flume used In carrying wa ter to the Sand Hollow district. WASHINGTON, Sepl. U. Camp stools Instead of mahogany easy ctialr may be the official seats In the nest congress for forty-odd new mem ber of the house. Cspltol attache have discovered that there I no room on the house floor for more seats for the new mombers, when the house mumbershlD Is Increased from SIS to 4SG members March tth under the recent reapportionment. That It a Imooulblo to provtua 'desk room on the floor for the new members Is declared. Superintend ent Klllott Woods of the cspltol build ing forco struggling with the prob lem, which promises to causo a tor rent of criticism from newly-elected members. At present the floor space of tha Iiuim chamber Is Jammed with deaka built solidly Uigelher. Ilearrange went of tint wholo floor and aisle Is nitoMary to provide spsce for the tm membei. llecause of the late ad Journtneut l consress last month, Superintendent Woods says It Is a physical Impossibility lo re-nrrauge the desks of the house chamber be foro counreas ro-coiivenea, December i.i it Kill tin In continuous session thereafter until March tth, Then It Im probablo that an extra session v. Ill be Immediately callod, when the new member wilt assume ofllce. lint kimiM nr Hid old members may bo left to the "rampstool" section, aa seats nro drawn by lot by all repre sentatives alike. INDIAN RELICS ARE FOUND BY CALMES Tom Calmes, tha Merrill contract or, who haa been making uaa of the material. of Cinder mountain to bad the streets of Merrill and some of tha roads near by, has, while excavating the material, run acroas what I be lieved to bo an old burying ground of the Modoc Indians prior to Cap tain Jack'a reign as a battle chief tain. Among the things unearthed wr Indian skulls, which crumbled short ly utter being exposed to tha outer air, pipes In which the braves hsd oldently smoked for peace or some thing not aa restful, arrowheads and tones. The pipes and some of the other discoveries were In a good state of preservation. Year ago some bmr tusks as large as walrus luiki nn found there. Mr. Calme owns the mountain, Mih I on the liland In Tule Uke. On the rocky cliffs of the Island am some Indian hieroglyphics which have stood the winds and rains of a gener ation and are still In a good stale of preservation. The Island Is at the end of a penin sula which leads front the main land, and during the lime of the Modoc disturbances the soldiers of Uncle Sam's army made It prison ground by putting on It raptured braves and preventing their escapo by guarding the peninsula approach. STORE CLERK IS LITERARY FIND AFTKIt WORK HOURS HHK WRITKM A NOVEL THAT IM SAID TO UK GOOD HK IB URGED TO IK) MORE WItlTING United Praaa Service LONDON, Sept. It. Miss Malsle Dennett, a pretty, 11-year-old store clerk, bsa startled the literary world by publishing a novsl. That It Is a good novel Is proyed by the fact that It was eagerly snapped up by a big Arm of publishers within less than a week after this unknown authoress had submitted It Miss Dennett works In a big furni ture store ten hours a day, and hsr book, "(lolden Vanity," waa written at night after bar day labor ware over. It took ber over two year to finish the novel, but It was so goad that the publishers have commission ed her to write another. RAILROAD PROBE TO BE STARTED IILOATKD PROFITS OFLINBB IN CALIFCXMA WILL BE CON81D. KHKII HY-TBK STATE RAILWAY COMMISSION SOON United Press Service SACRAMENTO, Sept. 11. War on tha "bloated" profit of California railroads I promised here by tha state railroad commission, which baa sppolnted a corps of ongineera to make a phyalcal valuation of railroad property. John F. Esbelman, presi dent of tha commission, Insists that prevailing rates ara 'away out of pro portion with tha amount of money In vested, and If bis suspicion prove true, the commission Intends to order sweeping reductions la freight aad passenger rata. CONCERT TO BE GREAT SUCCESS COMMITTEE .OF LADIES' AID SO CIETY IS WELL PLEASED WITH ALL ARRANGEMENTS MRS. QAMHELL IB IN CHARGE MALARIA HALTS LOCAL EXPLORER MEI.DON K. OGI.E IS OIIIJOKD TO RKTUIIN TO HIS HOME IN THIS CITY AND TEMPORARILY ARAN. DON OPERATIONS Keldon K. Ogle, recently atUched to a geological survey for the BouTR ern Pacific railroad at Keswick, Cal., has had to returu to his home In this city for a time, owing to a malarial condition which developed while he was out with the exploring party. Mr Oglo is well known as a naturalist and collector of Indian relics. Ilurton Cunnlnihira, who was with mo same expeomon, and wbo was formerly well known as a resident of Klamath Falls, suffered the same way as Mr. Ogle, and was compelled to glvo up the work aud return to his home in California. At the time of his residence hare Mr. Cunningham was a photographer, inter taking up mineral engineering as ins profession. GOOD WEATHER HURRIES WORK 'the committee having In charge the concert that Is to be given at the Methodist church tonight is highly pleaseJ with the program and pros pects, feeling assured that It will be a great success. Mrs. Illrdean Fraker Oambell, wbo conducts the concert, has the hspp faculty of arranging a program that never falls to solicit enthusiastic words of praise. Odd Fellows Meet Ewauna Encampment No. 46, 1. O. O. F In regular meeting assembled last night, Initiated a large class of candidates in the mysteries of the Patriarchal degree. Following the Initiation the members; old and new, Joined In an enjoyable feast at tbe banquet table. Klamath Lodge No. 187, 1. O. O. F r.ieeia tonignt. Thar will ba wi In the Degree of Frendahl large attendance Is daslri Cut flowers ax P.fda tar Mi J lain street, ERECTION OF THE NEW KLAM. ATI! COUNTY COURT HOUSE IS MOVING ALONQ RAPIDLY A SHORTAGE OF CEMENT HOME WHAT DELAYS A Clean Scalp And Healthy Hair S Many of your friends have found that a luxuriant ar.ui .. halr-sott and gloear-and a aralp fre from daudroff, wjr! rt,J rrom in use NYAI.'M aitUUTONN This is the procedure- Wash the hair with warm v-ater and a Purajbap-fnM ,h oughly rub the scalp with a stiff brush applnflllrsutonerub it In will and dry the hair before combing. Please understand Ibal lllrauton Is notinerely K tisslr wash-. It Is 'i tonle a food.' f While II thoroughly clean, ItAlao prevents Up. lerlal actloB-saoarUhea anil atlmnlaafa tit root of tha hair remove alnstaitrfi proven ka retara ad ,.,, the sustaral Nsaair ami rofttr of tlta hair. Sysl's lllrauton should Bi yout'vlresslng table. It sells at SO cent and ll.rt out'vlre iboila. UNDER or e WESTERN TRANSFER CO Office Itiooo IMI. HratsVai Pbos' iss, Ill K HKHVICtt UAtKIAUH FR MOVING AND tJKNKHAL PIANO MOVINO Hood weather this wok has en abled Contractor Arthur Arlelt and llulldlng Superintendent Harry An Kiln to push work on tho new court house with considerable speed, and they hope- for a continuance, of favor able elements. Home slight dnlsy was caused by tho failure of a car of cement to arrive on time, but this Is not expocted lo prove serious. The work of putting in tho ,. crete has been let to 0. A. Harris of this city oa a sub-contractor at n fixed prlco per foot. ' Block W Tb ecenemlcal fuel mar us. r fsafsum- at sXawranca'a U Pboaf llll. iAtis Leave erders Cigar w. c. JOG MOOR ffH llMnarBJmJeafVn VINO A Vstm PMtsdtJkt aad 0erVtetl OORB&Stf NHFKR ALTY aay Place la Town Proprietor i n'MisgafBBBBBa gaiat.- nWYJ BBBa W lFilraHl L HOLD UP TO YOUR MY and gill, too, the hxessltr ( saving. TeaaM tha Utile eats that a paatiy saved U two Mats earufT Teach ttism that to k psaVperous and lnd.Mai.ti 'Saving Is absolutely nscssssry. And prove your sincerity sy having a savings scoual of your own at Ihls bsnk. First Trait Md Savings Bsnk Klaaatl. Falli, Oregon IM)N 4. glMWALT, Prasld-t. K. ML BUHM, Vlcr-llr. aad Trees. IIKIIT K. WITMROW, Bamtary. Klamath County Atistract Co ABSTRACTING SOTerosM4 TllaUoB KaHuccn -j MAPS. PLANB, BLUKFRINii. ETC. KlaniUl 'flllt, OrtfjH r" Gle?er HouievriTef the World Oter are uilg the f Waller Gucrnscjr Ware lly using It you will gat ail tbe flavor (he meat or vegttaklss Herva the meal hot from tbe dish, aa you JJavo a baudsoaa piste ef table ware aaMjIae a rvlcbl kltchA utensil. What If tb (TuTrsasid I a few hours tte to his mealf A dUnir rooked In this way stayd'Bat for hbursjknd loses none of Its furor through waiting. V The price 1 vsry little ulgtbx thai that of good granll '. and the quality Is much better. Oaaisjla and see our Cotnblsallo Seu. WM. URN INTIbUK S Aay erosiv)lka. BMda stoMrs at alUsfrid Oieut Just as qksk a they raa ba had. V f llrraasa each day tttaVanatUsslId to aaa. lacrraae Ike treaait Jut lliat aaarh atota. JaZ We have a free rv Wef ExalsaWatlM here that U for aafksdr ami everybody. w Wo employ jmSi Ute snoot aaatoved ttasaaaiili for Uellag ryr, aud reattMa ara always what they should Take advaatsga of oar offer. IT. J. Wlnteri Graduate aad HUte Regtstared OptMaa. arssaerv Wl bank HMD Wa latlta tka Mtattssjaaf llsabijWsaktrr, Maaafactarars, cUaaU aad bvldaaaW I . sf Preeldeat, Ales Martla. Vka IVtalileal, Chaa, Caabiar, La all Rogera THE FIRST NATIO Capital f 100, L. F. Wllllti, Cba. 8. Maar. K. V- CerB AUi. Martin, K. ft. Rama.