The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 21, 1912, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWS!.a. ,0, .".'-V-'VY I J A ?(v;! '&!' I v Is-i m ,. i L ' r-- 1 ANNOUNCEMENT . ' 1. WE TAKE PLEASURE ta aaaiHMtf taat we have smmtmI Ike swvkw af Mr. L. G. Van Mien' tlM expert shoe Utter, a? wI faaraatee taet'tlie slteea yea bay here will five you satisfaction, that they will fit your ftat. WMh Mr. Vae Mtsa's aaiHty as a shee Utter 4 oar ffae stack of Walk-Over shoes, shoe buying will be a pleasure at tMa store. We re aaw ehewhaj el ef the aew lasts, leathers aatl styles ia the Walk-Over shoe, "the shoe for whatever you ." TRY HAVING YOUR FELT FITTED RY AN EXPERT - WALK-OVER SHOE STORE "You're in style if you wear Walk-Overs" t THREE FIRES CMfMf MO KMTE fUtt tCPBtaaoel IM Page 1) n SSSMBBSMI MAcanrB owxsm n er miast soias tsjooblk. Tmriwtor ea.su Jeaaaeaaa,vha ImNn eeerat 'hag a bhrahlag aiehlae ia tha val la?, has aaoahar Bra with Ma hHIm MMrfW. WkMhkNMkt the fatal to three tree tha year, aaye the MWtai tMMi y .Ma m aalag I threeh mm waeet leJaT eTeRel aMRfvBBVWf Wear svBawe enSaVM aheeeh mm aaahn that war farther im'li MM S0M.0 Whoa ttw sat haa ataJaad) thai tho wheat; alaaka t thai the wheat aa tha halMaaT at am tat the , be eat ha aaaht s aad MsT Msl jRRet, loft VMffV Oft aWR i.flgbt waa pat ap by the to at aa aaaa. Mr. Btmaaia ailaalii Ua at M.ta. wtteh ia eertoaly a ha had aat tha utd"wae ak. ready ur.aoT MOiNBB. Oet II. Baaater to a etotoaaat ateed today that ha aiaaaa to aaaaert Thoe- hat ha attack tbe kt- alaak la tha ara- awartu alailaa.- Ma aaye that tha Parana Mea aMaaa tha eaaMaaUea r. Wihjht riiim tha hMh this latere at away all Maaa at deUare. Thaaa alaaa ara aaaalalid aad aur varare ara already wecka hi tha tar ritatr to ha aSeetod, aaearlas rlgku af way aaw athar aeeeaary areaerty rlghte. Tha aaaaaay'a alaaa ara ac- la, Scat tha ariaaiii aatoy af tha Hat latataata lata OaUfarala avarr faataf tha way. aTaaV RrSBjeas) sejSMVSiv, a HS) t eaajar asssaj U Fartlaa Ha tha Karthwaatara Pa Mc traai Saa Fraaibta to Baraha aM thaaaa am to rartlaa4 via tha mUHm t tha WlWaaiatta PaaMe, a Saathara Faahto aahaMlary; Ua aa taaalaa tt tha Faratoy-Tmia araaeh w Oaatrat Baatora CaUfaraia traai to Klaaath FaUa, fraai ParUaa4to ThJa ak, whaa aaawtotai. will R thraa Maaa traai PrtUa4 toto Callrarala. ThaMweaaat Naa wSI ha rla tha NarUwaatora Pa- aMk. at whteh tha aaaaaajr owm aaa- to aaraka: thaaaa aa Uraath.Urrltory tka Waatara Paclie haa bata Sal Nana to tha Klaaath KtTtr,.aa4 traai tha awla llaa of the vallajr roata at Mojara to Owaaro, la Inyo eaaaty. will ha aa laaartoat rtretch. Tha aarthara astaaaiaa t tha aaa daet Haa will ha Ua ol Celorao tallraaa, owaad r tha Southtra la ellc, which h to ha aread-Kaagad. It raaa traai Owaaro to Teaeaah Jaac Uaa. A aaiall attaaalom wttl hrlag tha llaa to Haaaa, aa Uara coaatct wHh Ua Paralay-Laaata braarb. Utaea to KJaaath aad Portlaad. Thla eaaatractlam wark la coaatdtr- ad hy Ua coaaaay by tar tha aiott laiaarUat of Ha aaw arojact. It will dra tba BoaUara Paclie btttor tacit IUm for reaipaUac with Ua 8lt Uka aad BaaU Pa roada, aa It will afford a aaw low.-grade oatlat to Ua Kaat for Saathara CaUfaraia traBc. It ako will Uka froa Ua alraady crowdtd vvallay Uaa a good parcrauga of freight which can be kaadled more aaaadlttoaaly by tbe aaw roatt. Tbte aoathara traflc at praaent la havUd to Roatvlll, aad froai there carried aver the Sierra. Aa laaorUat part of tbia coaatrac Uoa work wlU ha tbe balldteg of a aaw llaa ereeelag Nerada, Upptag a caaatry hkberto practically wlUout adaa.aata traaaportotloa factUtlee, aad r at aa a-aaaad hay to Mr. aad Mm. t. C fMrata, Jr.. af Sarag Lakal aa to Pertlaad. Tha preeeat Uaa be- tweea hare aad Portlaad wlU raauia aa H ia traa Saa FraaHaee to Weed. hat at Waad will diverge to laaath PaUa araaeh. wbtdrarUI be to Portlaad. la tha Waa ler tha heavy gradee betweeaJTeed aad Oregoa wtM ha avoldad. alUaVgh Uo heavy grade raata will aot'be abaadeaed aatlraly. Tha third route will he froa Portlaad to KlaaaU ram. theace ever Ua Paraley-r aaaa to Maaaa ar I aaaa. aad Uaaee to The PeraWy-T aaia toralaaa at Peraiey alao -wttl aarve aa aa iaaartoat'Jaaetlaa potet at aa aelea Uat wlU aaaMo Ua eaapa- ay to aaarato Iraaa toto Laa ,Aa alee ea Ua eaet aide at Ua Sierra. Uaa avaidtog Ua heavy aematala gradoa. What la kaow aa aha Laa Aaadaet Uaa. which Ittttiymmiiiiiimmmmii mum mm I " ni " - .'J&.V THIS SPACE awtyaFoTrwRRf oVlp, l ?fc fl The Klamath Development Co. t . t w r ' i t. "1 anilu Allied Interests hwklag apoa wlU eavlaaa eya for two yaara. Tka Uaa wlU ha bollt froa Baaalt. Nev.. to Battle MoaaUla aad Palieade. It will up tbe aula llae, give tbe coaaaay a abort cut to Loo AageUa froa Salt Lake City aad K la Igared will preve of great beae It to Southern CallforaU hlppera. Tha aew coaat llaa to Portlaad will U o aaable tbe coapaay to reach ter ritory la Northeastern California which la now without traaeporutloa facilities. Tbe Southern Paclflc. It 1 expected, will have ao dlflculty la uilng Northwestern Paclie tracks to Eureka, m It owas half tbe road,' NEW RAILROAD TAPS TIMBER MIXNKAPOI.M LVMBKK KIMU IM I'MNMNO TO UXl ABOUT BOO.. eea.eee fkkt whkn nkw no.to IH COMPLKTBB That tbe road froa Nevada to IhU city will have considerable butaes upon completion Is evidenced by the following froa Busaavllle: 'That ThoewB. Walker, the Minne apolis timber king, will handle Sou,. 000,000 feet of the timber he la to cut froa tho reservoir site of the Great Westera Power company's pow er project la Big Meadows, Plumas couaty, over a togging railroad he will coaetrurt froa a point oa the exton- sloa of tbe Peraley-i.saia railroad, U Ua aaouaceaeat which baa beea re ceived bare. Tha Peraler-Laaea ( taaslea froa barf to Klaaath Palis will extend through a large section of Walker's hold lags. mwn warn state (Cob tinned froa Page 1) So much for the predictions. As for the finances, tbe managers are aot enthusiastic. The progreatvee have 13,600, the republlcaas have 11,000 and the democrats have received 13,100 and expect 11,000 more before the end of the campaign. One reason for tbe failure of the Bull Mooter In aot receiving iubUn WHY! THE IDEA; NOT HURT BAD? I.AKKVIKW .KWMPAPKH MM Cl'rMUi TMK KKCK.NT .iMHAUl.T CAMK HKKK AMU CAl'HTIO.U.l.V ODMMKMTM THKKKO.V Poor old Klamsth Palls is sure having her troubles nowadays, isy the lake County Kxamlaer. It Is a poor day for news when one of hrr newipapers dots not rshe up more or less graft, scandal, or lomethlng that will attract public attention. The Utrii I thit the whole city sdmlnl Iratlon is charged with Jumping onto one poor little reporter and nearly killing him, when as a matter of fact oae loee pollcemsa whoa It Is ebarg cd the reporter bad outrageously lied about gave the aewtpaper man a few punches before onlookers' could later- fore. It Is amutlag to see to what ex tremee the Klamath Palls papers go In order to carry out their eads, espe cially to one who persoaally knows nil tba parties concerned. However, It Is rather hard on the town. Inasmuch as no oae would want to locate la a place one-tenth as bad as her papers pic ture her. tlal aalsuace la tha electloa, aa they aaaVta Ua event of aeetlag obec-dld In tho primaries. Is the congrts tlaarVoaM anally asaka aa lnxpen- atonal Invatlgatloa now la progress. slva agreeaeat with the Santa Pa. tbe Men la tbe East who would cheerfully other baK-owner of tha road. contribute 15,000 to the cause of tbe flea President E. E. Calf la Is ntiP'oareeslves ara afraid for fear that mui ! tun nf all tbu aitaainn ' they will be draaned before tbe In- wark, haviag takaa charge af all eoa-'"t!gatort, and Uey dislike publicity structloa la May. Julius Krnttschaltt.jWItn tbe resources froa tni East cut director or aaiatcaaacs aad opera tion of tbe Harrlataa system. Is now eu roata west, aad. with Calvin, will traverse the territory which will be beaeatted by tba new llaa. The ex act aaouat of money Involved la the projects ia uakaowa, bat It la said tbe last budget for Ue Southern Pa clie provided aa Initial expense pro viso of 17,000,000. All $! ISSISStSISStHSailMlllllSSSMSSSjSi INSEVELT STMTS FH 8YSTEB UY MR CMICAOO, Oat. SI. Colonel Roosevelt started for Oyster Bay at 1:11 Ule aoralag. There was a heavy police guard oa tka way to the Colonel reached his private austed. Ha waa foread to walk steps aa route, accept for I he a ha laslsUd that ke felt 'aaHaaBaBBBBBB' X a7fav Z i.kSal. Aaalataat Chief of PaUaa Sabattler helped Ua Catoaal aboard tha ear. Tba Catena! waved hie hat as tha aa- seaibted crowd, aad aheated, "good aye, aaa aaaa Mac." He aaM bo waa pleated to start for boaa. A Ua train atartod the Colonel lay ia a eeaaartaaat reaUag. His wide aat nearby. Ahead waa a specie! ar for eerraapoadeata. off, tbe local leaders have to ralie tho campaign fuada by popular sub. acrlptlon. Henry Waldo Cos bad charge or raising the 1 15,000 la Oregon for Tart four years ago, but this time he f. a Dull Moose. Chairman Drown U attending to tbe Inanca. The scar city of funds baa prevented the pro greMlves from sending out as many speakers as they desired, or of cover ing the Kate completely. As It Is, Tom Nsuhauiea. In charae of the public speakera bureau, has to be Mtlsfled with seadwg bis spellbinders Into one or two large towns in escb county and leara tbe rest of tbe coun ty Ignored. Democrats are pluming themselves that they bare seat out twice as many speakers as the progressives or tbe Taft committee. They have mailed 40,000 pleca of literature under frank, scattered 60,000 buttons snd have covered tbe state with sceli. binders. The republicans are send. lag under frank aaay Uousand pieces or literature, principally tha attack of Senator La Pollette on Itoosevelt. PHEASANTS WILL BE PROTECTED LOCAL MIIHtTfOIH.V WILL AWtlMT Till: Ot-HCMtH IX PHONKUUT I Ml ANY I'MUMIN WHO HHKAKN THK UWa HhoulJ a person be caught killing one of tha two doiea Chinese pbeas. ants turned loose Suaday on Lost lllver In the vicinity of Merrill ho will b decidedly out of luck, accord laa to local sportsmen. It baa been decided to reader all seeutanre in thn pro tection of tbe birds. "We will help the oarers prosecute tl-oae who attempt to kill aay of these birds," declared a local iportaaau this morula. "Three birds aust be protected for tha future." The pheasants were brought here with a car load of rainbow aad spot teJ trout Huaday algal. T. J. Craig, chief deputy game warden, waa la rharge of the car. He waa assisted hero by District (lama Warden Cary here by District name Warden Carey llamaby, PIONEER WOMAN PASSES AWAY Mwhm Mea Leave CIim. U Pulton aad H. X. Dawson, who have beea la the city for a few weeks In the Interest of their mining property at lllgb tirade, will leave ,lliU evening for Htu Pranclsco, where they will oprn a winter office. These gentlemen bare met with great en couragement In thla city, and have In iterealeil a Urge number of prominent JbuilnM men and capitalists In their properties. MKM. MARTHA FARROW OK IMIK. LKY Ih'dKAD HME CAMK TO THIM HKCTIO IX EARLY IIAYh AN'II WAH KXOW.V HKRK J. P. Magulre returned last arm ing from a bailees trip lo M. Hebron. REPUBLICANS TO HAVE MAJORITY KMMNTKATIO HHOWH TSSMt ARK MAW MOIIK tilHtlPLMor LINCOLN THAN THK OtSaB PAHTUM tvlMIII.HKII According to tho abetrict reapM by County Clerk De Up and ate dip utlee, there are 3,111 vote la Klaa ath county who will be catHled it vols at the forth coming .lKllea.it. cording to the derltrailou axes II the time 'of regUlerlag tit MM should be a follow. Itepubllrant ,?M Democrats ....,.., ., tH Prohibition .. ,.,.., Independent .., H Hefualottale U IP YOU W O 0,0 Hay avvw ia-larh slab aad this week at WJW r (erd as Muuld ilrllrrr Ibr weed. U buily aad Uetb seat llllfcV)MHl '0. PKVTOV, OaVvllM.ltae If r. aad Mrs. W. 0. DaJtoa. Mra. B. L.iDaltea and Mn. I. N, Burraa ar. rlvedja the eltjr Ula aoralag froa MarfSL Hute Oarer oa Visit A special meeting of Prosperity Ro hk.U 1 I ... l l .. ... mmu uw will BO BOW mil 0V0M- iflg, at which time there will be Ini. tlntlon aad a'raeeptloa to tbe presl dent of tbe Oregon Assembly, 8. Muy Oraer. Tbe meeting will be followed by a baaquet. k At tba reguUr meeting of tha Host. em Star Tuesday sight there will be Initiation of candidates. All mem. bars and visiting members ar. ,. dlally Invited to ha prawat. Word has beea received here of the death of Mrs. Martha Parrow of Pals- ley. The following is from the Che- waucaa Press; Martha Parrow, wife of Albert A Kairow, died at their home la Paisley 1 uesday morning at I o'clock. Mrs. Parrow haa been sufferlag froa drop sy and partial paralysis for several months, and her death, though a great loss to tba community, was not unexpected. Martha Jane Edward was born In Mahaska county, Iowa, November 33, 1(51, and waa 10 yaars, 10 montlu and 33 days old when death called ha. She leavei to mourn her loss her huiband, Mr, Albert A. Parrow, and hrr son and daughter, William Y, Miller and Mra. Anna Ulalr, all of whom reilde In Paisley, i The deceased was twice married. her list marriage being to Wm, J.j iiiier oi jackson county, Iowa, oa August 1, 1809. Pour children ware born lo this union, two of whom sur vive ner aad ara living In Pauii.r. The other two died. Her aeeoad mar riage occurred at Paisley oa Juae II, 4Rav4f Mri. Parrow was one of tbe oloaaer resident of Uka couaty, having .Tueioa tne piaiaa nearly 61 yaars afo, aad for II yaara. bar raldaaee has been at Pejeley. Mr. and Mra. M. L. Moore and Mra. O. Ilowmaa of Merrill ware arrivals here this aoralag. Wtota ORDERS rOUB OX aaoat HOTI0B r ' Catt-ar pbeae to RRARLKYMARNBSiah Phone III.' 111 : !b Irbi lltf B Ilia ll Hex lew M li 1 Usii Uf, A I THE STOVE SEASON If HIRE Van aaaa SBWktmAflMtf aaasi A. - m l.aaaa taMil aUt lima ova before, aadi wo ara able to taker care of year aesdi stiivti Uaa. Title year wa have aha Oakbratod Toledo Hteel Hsaae. Cataa lUaar Htecl Cooks, AartlffM Shaei Hlerl Heaters, Cuet Hearaaa Ilia reaowwed "Colaabea" Ma? at aHaeea, Oaco Heaters, Oat an te mmA KlUa.l. tfU - -. lEmttmtm No aaeter haw hard pa are to alraa-, we caa aiWt "T rHUcal that oar aaaaa asaj aptaa are Hght. -.'; u r Imib ' MO t BAI m t-saa WAi Thelnt taday . ntM i I.Wt KHU wuliAm g. Hurt; Dr. Wa, Martla left today for Prank Orebe' Rlmrock raack ea a visit, aad testdeatelly to buat deer, Dr, Wright Teporte the birth Bun. day aoralag of a, 9-pound girl to Mr. aad Mra. J. 8. Kent. SAVINGS BANK I I I.S.T 1I I I wmmmmmmmm jTsgaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal BBBBBaaa! M UlaSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl gBBBBsK. Msaaaaal "TH 'BBaaaH IU-5' aaaaaaH PjffYv' 'assliH-. I i taBBaaaaBBBBBBal lRsBt. " 'VaaH L 'Ra lt ?' 7 I The Open DoPf tn Easv Str I. throngh tha ! jjjl .... ..... .nrf lsdt to It ""! no - -ypunavo and what jror ui ror you hers ' roiufnrt and laaepeaiete you rommsnee at oa wj. r umm i or you'll arrive oa , with all that IBP"- j ! Fir.t Trutt and SMingi Bai a.atk FaUf, Ortn jBoi V "Th orld, nuaeti 9'H0t iffec ochd ca an ; t".