The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 13, 1913, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextJA S 1 --"mu.HLii. a i t-'. MOMMY, OCT. IB, Iffll IV i' i 4 1 C i s m - .M - KMKS IF Stt TUGEIY ME QtVEN (ComilAtitd from p&cc 1) gaasett purine itrm of oil for hour, on tb water, wm a great .Id. and mad possible tb. rescue of tb pasengtr. Many oi me survivor ar auSerlng from InJurlM, such aa brokta legs ud arms, received la being removed from tb. burning boat and from leaping to tb waUr to be picked up by tb rescuing llfaooata. " " XOTICK TO PROTKRTY OWNERS Tk attention of all property oa-'Uu r la tb e4ty or Klamath ralla la called to th fart that o.drthordl - aaaoM of tb elty. proprty owaritlrtuU,1 ounl w n ' ar rulrd to kp tb.lr aldtwalka la rpalr. Nclct la tbU matter might subject tb elty to aa actlola for damage, aad alt property owan ar hereby ncUHed to mak lmmdl-,ar now aanung m ta rora ga ate repair wbr ncary to tb.lr " n,, Unt tag atucbd, aldevalka. M. R. DOTY. W. a TOWN8END, a II. UNDKRWOOD, Street CommlttM. I'ubllab.d by order of tb Common Council. ll-10t Dane Mght with th Band Thursday Germany Is said to bar an over supply of forester, so that well edu cated men bare hard work to secure ven Inferior poallloaa. Furniture for Sale All farakare aad cooUas alcasils of the TaHy Hoea at SIS Jegfeeaoa ML, ftrat bouse beck of Hlgli School, for eas cheap. Inquire of Mrs. W., H. Xortb, aext to Tally Hoewe aad Hrtll h.ffST nf lllstl Mil I ' Say, Mr. Rent Payer! DO YOU KNOW WHAT PAYING $25.00 A MONTH MEANS ' $3,000.00 IN TEN YEARS! " SOME MONEY, EH? j Aad after yon hav. paid this asaoaat you are ao further ahead a to o a- lagyour horn tliaa yoa wr wbea yon paid trat tS Yaw mwm Hanie. , f Wt Will Tell Yu Hew Dwnlti fl)evelNMCo. 130J MAIN STREET 1 V Suits and Overcoats made the Oxford Tailors from $13.50 don't let them go out of the patterns in fine woolens just Town Topics I I V. fV.klu - Uu.i. i "" '" "" " "" " i . Tom A. Orubb. of tb Wm. C. Hum Miaraware company, u wearing 11 broad smile today, and t.lttns bis. friends of tb. arrival of an eight and one-half pound baby girl at hU horn Sunday morning. lUeha, IU Proof. Soon attar tb. bom-omlag Sun- May nlgbt of Gorg Blebn. lilll Hall. So"P n1 George Humphrle. v, ".m.,. .u u.uuk bck fl nlc " W" w u,,nn " " nav amen wu, ia(Undtr chlnea. Jurisdiction aa dUtla 1,1,,r on bt tl &uht- To refute ,U,nt1 from tho international st 'm biumkiii, Blan ha had a commltt Trtoll ' Th. llceaa number la .9,117, aad, any on. .till akepUcal mar look up that number In th Uc.ns. depart- m.nt and see If that doe not eorr- spend with Mr. Uieha'a llceaa. Sham klllfid tvo. a solk aad a four-" point; Hubpbrlea got a forked-polat, ' Hall a three-point and Blehn a uv-. point. To Portland MeMbag. Rr. J. S. Slubblefleld, pastor of the Presbyterian church, left for Portlaad thla moralng, accompanied by Mrs. Stubbteneld. to attend th Presbyterian 8ynod, which com mence tomorrow. They will be awa all week, returning Saturday night. Mime lo Medford. Attorney C. F. Stone left this morning for Medford, where .he will hear a rose for tbcBtat Gam and I nsn comrstailon against a lormr Plh fiimRlillAii !. fnrm,p fN our Fifteen Dollar Suits and Overcoats we offer authoritative correctness, that you confidence of their up-to-dateness and wearing qualities. They are priced aslowas good clothes can be sold for. Other grades up to $40. Think -Ri lilt Is Now United Press .Service SHANGHAI. Oct. 13.-Tb. Orit electric car iyatrru to b financed, constructed and operated solely by Chinese waa opened a few daya ago In tb. native city, lly "native city" la meant 0,d 8h,nch, or ,hc ,etllon ,,m whch u controlled by rMd,nta. for- No foreigner was allowed to sub- scrlb. a cent of the f 130,000 or 100,- ... . . ... ... 1 ' U,U "hlCh WM rl,,1 to "" in. project, aii in. roniiruction " came warden of that city. Krom Med- 'ord Mr. Ston will go to Portland, where he will remits until about tbe I't of the month. Will Move Oflce. I Tb California-Oregon Power Com- pany Is planning to move Its offices from the company'a building at Third and Klamath to tb quarters In the Keldy building now occupied by the Klamath Chamber of Commerce Mm Pounder. A son arrived Saturday to Mr. and Mra. A. U Hatch, who realde near "" "onnelly, deputy road au Stukel Mountain. Th boy weighed r,rvUo'. hose district comprises the nine pounds. southwestern part of th county, la lu - ni., . Iter, and Mra K. C. Klcharda arrlv-l ed Saturday night from Gold Hill,, where Mr. Itlchards has been pastor "ul- of tbe Methodist church for tb past, A "'he-pound daughter arrived tbla two years. They bav secured th morning nl tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Arlle Worrell house at 1019 nUIU Oscar Bhlre. istreet, and will be domiciled In thelrl"" J new home aome time tbla week. It.r. w- c' T u' ln- iltlcbards comes to Dll tbe pulpit ofi The regular meeting of th. Wo- the Methodist church here, and la an exceptionally bright man. In extend ing condolence to the congregation over tb loss of He v. Fecse, must also go congratulations that auch a capa ble, earnest worker as Mr. Itlchards lias been secured. An Knjoyahlo Outing. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grants, II. Ber enberg, Frank Arant and Warren Oubl motored to Keno 8unday for a days' bunting and fishing. With catching flsh, shooting quail and eat ing lunch a most enjoyable day It proved to be. Mrs. Grants took along I IMr.V J. ZUMWAIT, Pre. K. M. UUUU, Vice Prea. and Trea IIKItT K. WITHItOW, Secretary Surveyor., and Irrigation Engineers Klamath County Abstract Co. ABSTRACTING MAPS, PLANS, III.UKPItlNTN, Ktc. KI.AMATH FA MX, OltKOON THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON to your exact measurement and up. "If they don't fit store." See the 2,000 new received. Trnllpv in Operation aork don. by Ci... contract or, and th. mauacnunt and ourk Ing ttarl ar. all ChlneM. The dnUhrd Job ia eminently aatU factory, In vl.ar of the fact Ibal prl oua to tbla attempt tb. ChlneM hat. had no practical .xperlenc. lu auch ork without foreign dlirctlou. Th. only foreigner connected with lb. en trrprl. waa K. Kocher. a couiultlug engineer. , Jutt at preent th. new line la only thrc. tnllea long, running from the Chinee, water front tb. March, d. .... . --- - -.-..... llM l" " "banghal lrrmlt.ui of th. iiangcnow railroad, an elegant lunch, enough to feed an army, but th bunch performed the miracle of getting away with the most of lu .Norlty Dance a Kuccew. The novelty dance given at the opera house Saturday nlgbt proved to be a grand aucceas. Aa advertised, two orchestras, each consisting of six plects, furnished ctiellenl music. Kvery on. present reported a most enjoyable evening. lltoad llulliler Here. I the county aeat on a mission of bust-1 iCw conntcted with the roads of his I section. meu'a Christian Temperance Union will be held tomorrow afternoon at the resldenco of Mra. J. I.. Yaden on Pine atreet, near the canal, This will start at 2:30. The Poor Man'a Heat Friend Is a policy In the Mutual Life Insur ance company of New York. For small annual premiums he become a member and pront-sharer In the larg ost financial Institution In the world. It secures an estate, or ready cash and a life Income for his dependent and himself. ' F. M. I'lllKflT, Agent. can purchase Will till Heme. Arrangements have been made by lb. ladlea of tb Hacred Ihart church for a dancing party, to Uv given Hat luw.'en, t Muom h!l Tb. various committer, am bard at wurk arraug ln tb. d.talli. Ixm Angeles baa Juit completed a municipal wharf SO feel wide and t.00 fret long. Much of the Cork used throughout the world comet from Portugal, which hartrata about 50.000 tons a yar. Danco with the lUnd Thursday ulght. Mr. Ilandman wants to meet ynu at the danc Thursday nlghl. Opera huuse. We will soon bat. several piano onhand to rent. Have you spoken for yours at rlhepberd I'lauo lepol, nait door to potlofnca. 1 3-31 Kaat Africa baa com. forward with a new wood suitable fur Isad pencils at a time when th supply of Amer ican cedar, so largely employed for that purpose. Is approaching eihaua tloo. You'll enjoy yourself, llsnd dance, "pera house, Thursday night. MiTICi: There are funds In tho city treas ury fur tbe redemption of strmt war rants protested on and prior to ;un HI. 1)13 Interest cease, from dat. Klamath Kails, Or.., Octob.r II, Iil3. J. W. SIKMKNS, 13-101 City Treasurer. netici: TO VOTKIIH There will be a special election held throughout the atate on tbe ttli lay of November, 1913. and At.!, PKIIKONH desiring to vote at said I election must register before the 10th i lay or October, 1913. C. II. UK LAP, County Clerk. J-39. 10-30 hftr Herald want ads bring results. Jr We Owe You First clans Goods; the Best possible service, and courteous treatment You Owe Yourself The habit of taking ad vantage of the best place to buy GROCERIES Fresh Fruits and Vegetables VAN RIPER BROS. Phone Hff you styles of with absolute by we fall AN OPf LETTER 10 THE TAXPAYCRS Konllaued from page I) trading and the Pin. Flat grad widened for smoothing and aur f-iclhr, All this till ben dun. wu tb. Idea that It will s.metlm. t- a part of a grrat Interior art-r opening a way to market for t tlrndld producing rouatrr Considerable Improvement baa also bn-n don near llunattia and on lhr sides thereof Heversl mile, imtwren Hairy and llonama hat brrn graded, as well as from , llonama towards lngll Valley. This work waa a wonderful Im provement and has changed In. rmnplettlon of that enllr vicinity That twtween llonama and lngelt Valley rivals that at U.l lllvsr Gap. and Is of tb sain cbaracter and provides a way Into that mag-1 nlflrent valley which will U as 'enduring ss th surrounding hills Tbe most dlfllcult work In this vlrlnlty bss been don aud lb nmalnder will be easier and leas lenslr A few more tnllrs of grade and Ih highway from Dalrr , will b comptHr This :llun has th distinction of having th first steel bridge ever erpcleil m Klam ath County It Is a splendid struc ture and will permit twenty-five tons to pass over It In safety This bridge Is 100 feet long and re places a wooden brldg of 700 'et In length witch waa fi. years a sotirm of eipensn Horn work has been done In tonna Valley, but mot will be, don later, or as socn as the main lln leading thrrel has lea tult-i ably Improved. Th east side of l.angel Valley ' has been quit well provided for. tint tb west side still needs Im provement A road la sorely! needed actus the valley at some ronvenlent location, sine residents n cither stile must travel mile out of their way to gel across. Hlnc th mall rosd has been changed from llonama outward. Inward Illy. It seems to suggest an Improvement of the lleserratlon' road tp Illy This ran Im itonn on less gradn and mpense than the, former rout A Moderate sn will provide fur this rnnilructlnii and a first class rinl can b hullt.i Much work has I, ecu don. aroutidl Illy This country never had any paesatilo road before the present administration, and on of tho first arts of the present court was to tin I til a road through one of the largest ranches t.car Illy so thai nuiiiiirnua residents living on the other aide of Hpraguo Hirer source could get lo town without making a detour of eight mile or swim minx their horses The "liovll'e OanW la tho worst proposition In tho Illy coin, try It nlwnya lias been tupnslvo and will bo until sumo permanent change Is mad.. Luckily, however, SHOW YOUR FIRST TRUST and SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 4T Tf.fP'.- mm fiuCArC1 A3 ir '! :.: vu C-tJtvilTVIU-JK. IS SWEPT BY FLAMES III oIM.hh M I'tIMN l' PHM'HK IH ti.io-r nijritow:i witii Mms (if t HI'MUIiru tlltllH. tvii iMti.utim I ntted Plees rWvlt. lll;.S(. N.v. Oct. II - A dispatch fmm Plwbe, tbe euunty seat of l.la coltl niunt). lu KoulhKU .S'evsda, coo tallM the news f a dlMslroua Br la that tinning burg Half of lb busl net tetln of III tun was wiped nut, entailing a lew of lloe.sta The fir Is supposed lo have started Id a battrr simp lloeli Is one of Ih oldeet inlnlng ramps lu Ih stale, and lies In tbe renter nf the mining dlitrlrt ilenegt tsnfe of Klamath Falls Military lUnd, oi-era hwi. Thursday night Must by the band All kinds nf gun tepcJrlng at Menu berts. Main atreet. Mf llouiskeeplng rooms, near bridge Paraguay has valuable fn-eil re eeurres, the most linpoltant nf which vt Quebrarhit, particularly rich In tanln. th dlslanr across It Is not loti.t and there at oceans of rrcfcs nearby lo crush The Hpragu lllver ennrilre mutt rr"end u.on this rnsd for Its out let and th people of Illy ar aniloua for Its Improvement There will always Ue much traf fic between Klamath and l.ak County. Thla fad, coupled with I he urgent necvsslly for 'he tm provement nf Kaaletn Klamath ar centualm the need of Hie etpendl turn nf a sufficient sum of monry thereon lo nt.V It a first class highway PIONEER SHOE MARKET V.-. We do all kind of Shoe Wnik, he!) All Kind, of Shoe. W'r liny, Hell and Kirhaage. Hainplr Hlioe Hlnro Hlior U.V and Vp SAMPLE SHOE STORE IIH'KH A CO. IIJT Main HI. Ti:.V IMYH ham: WIFE HOW To write checks for her bill liislvnd of counting out the money, and then not be able tn lull whero her rash ha gone, The first Trust and Having llnuk has n special department for women's accounts, and will Im glml in ahow Ntiy one how much better u clisck la ttinn ready money. , 4- l HmmmmW' i aiiVtCj. Xj.aJ-.i-