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Shasta Valley Seems
Assured of Irrigation
YIIKKA, Oct. II. Secretary ot In.iChatuber of Commerce U Interested,
lerlor Une la demonitratlng hit In-1 he etptalncd the l(ullon very fully,
tercst In advancing Irrigation proccti l-ane In In sympathy with pUnt (or an
In California. Although he bu no eiamlnatlon or the 100,000 aclea of
nor moDtjr at command Juit now for' arid land there, with a view of get
furtherlnc new enterprises, be pro-; ling government water upon It.
poses to bar iomt before many daya, Secretary t.an virtually told the
Co by. He hat two or three methods Irltlirns ot Montague to ko ahead and
In mind for obtaining fund, one of raise thrlr share of the 130.500 or
which Is authorisation ot a bond liaue 110.000 necessary for an expert ex
If need be. In addition to what anamination of the Shasta Valley. It
ready iUnda authorlied on the law' will take at least two or three month
books. It l supposed to set thl fund In
When Representative Kaker and tbape. Then when the government I
Chief Engineer Davis of the reclsraa-'ln a position to allot iome money for
tlon ervlre called upon the secretary an examination, ai Seretary Lane did
recently In behalf of the Sbaita Vat-1 In the Iron Canyon case, there can be
ley project. In which the Montague i expedition with the work.
LETTERS FROM THE
PEOPLE
A Tribute to the lrinler
l.'dllor Herald:
I see by a newa dUpatch that the
"Ohio renltentlary Newa,' a paper
which ha for yeara been published
exclusively by convict In the Ohio
tale penitentiary, haa had to ui
pend became there 1 not a printer
In the Institution.
The dlipatch aay there are plenty
ot bankers, lawyer, doctor, preach
er and laborer, but not a tingle
printer. Now I bop that the printer
who tela up thl letter will not feel
too much complimented, becaut I
do not bellev they are mad from a
better clay than the rut of ut, but I
do think 1 see In It a proof for what
ha been my contention right along.
that It la our environment which
abapea oar life's philosophy, and
which determine whether of not we
manag to ttay ouUId ot the peni
tentiary, and If society was organised
la such a way that It would be easier
for a person to make a good living
honestly than dishonestly, crime
would almost entirely vanish In lea
than halt a century.
Tb printers as a rule have steady
Job, and fairly good pay. For thl
reason they are. with few exception,
owners of home and bead ot fam
ine. Then tb printer Is far above
tb reat of ut In Intelligence and edu
cation, becauie In hi dally work be
come in do contact with the prog
fu of the world, as all Important
new pattr through his hands.
Ilecauie ot this, he doe not have
to make a bore ot hlmtelf at home by
reading the paper when hla wife
would II kteo have him comptlment
her on the cut of her new apron or
to hear him aay that the I Ilk lagtr
beer Improving with age.
Thl. I know. Is the case with many
a poor devil who trlea to hold down a
long-winded Job and keep In the
"foremost flies of time" by reading
the Evening Herald when at home
from work.
It Is now an admitted fact that
when the opportunities to mske an
honest living are most scarce then
crime of alt grade flourish, and I
think we will And that this Is one of
the rule that works both ways. That
such Is actually the cat can be prov
en with many example, but will men
tion only one, with which all of your
readers are more or less familiar
In England years ago the land bad
all been "hogged" by the lords, the
noblet, ounts and no accounts, and
the rest bad to take to the streets and
the highways. There waa nothing
much for them to ao. either, so they
did tb best they could In order to
live. Hut evidently that was not very
well, for many of them were caught
In the clutches ot the law. These
"criminals" became so numerous thst
It became a problem with the govern
ment what to do with them, but a
clever Idea cam to them.
Australia had Juit them been dis
covered, and thither they sent those
convicts one sblplotd after another.
When they were turned loot on tb
new continent they taw no "keep off
the grass" sign. They had plenty ot
ground to run ocr. and could rait
their own beet and mutton, to they
did not have to atral It. Uetlde. they
could did gold when thy on cath. In ;
short, thero was plenty ot chances to
make an honest living, and they be
came honest,' repectablo people, Juit
tike those who had tent them there, I
only better. I
It teems logical, then, that to make'
run,', hnnxat. Uw-ahldlnc cltliena out!
of all the peoplelike the printers'
Is for society to give them all a)
chance to make a living without un
necessary hardships.
And now. dear reader, can you sug
gest a plan by which thl can b ac
complished. JOHN AUSTAI).
Inal act. and everybody wilt wall and
sro Walt and See put oner one with
their singing and Jewish and Italian
Impersonations.
Ullur I'nmt Yoim.i.
Mr. Drown Muhaet la n visitor In
tht lounty it today, attiring thl
morning from her Ynuna Wley home
to visit hrr uelru, Mls Agues Drlt-
coll, who will leave lor her home In
Salem tn a few data
ARTIUERY SENT TO STRIKEOISIRICT
Town Topics
Wnldlnc IMU.
Itev J 3 rUubbteneld on Thrut
day performed the ceremony uniting
Mary Jane Johntton and William Mc
Nalr In matrimony. The groo mis a
tancher residing near Dorrls, and the
bride haa been employed as a nurse
at the lllackburn hospital. The court
ship commenced when the groom
as taken to tb hospital with a
broken leg.
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tlrlklng miner are gathering, and It
It feared that the) will attack all
camp between Agullar and llerwlud.
Six hundred ttrlke breakers and
their families are at the stockade at
Agullar. All are apprehensive.
(leneral Chate thinks the situation
Is exaggerated, but will take no
ch nee.
The troopi are being held lu readi
ness for the tlrtt terlout attempt to
dltarm the ttrlkert In tb Ludlow ill.,
trlct.
rtK HKNT Itvs-rooni tutnlibed
house with piano, alto 3-room fur
jnlshtd house. Klmer l tr'rcnrh. 1010
Main ttieet. St-M
I'KMAM: HKI.r wanted at the Klam
Kails Steam Uundry. 3 t-tf
Tm .New Acts.
The Star theater llt be the tcene
ol a bunch ot merriment tonight.
when to vaudeville acta will endeav
or to give the patron one ot tho belt
bills eler Introduced here I.ea and
Chandler announce a new and orlg-
I deliver or take subscriptions tor
"The ladles Home Journal." "Tbi
Saturday Evening Post" and "Tb
Country (lentleman " I
II. 1. THOMAS. News Agent.
I'bono 3SW SMI
Wall Paper
Wifriate fw aiy roon in yew beae, at fron
10c to 45c per Double Roll
Alt a FJ IJm of Pants, Oils ami Vanishes at
AttnctsTe Prices
rW75 BROWN BROS. 1025 1-2 Mai. Si
lib Year's Gram Crop in Klamath County
Is Estimated at One Million, Two
Hundred Thousand Bushels
Oss-thlrd mors grain Its been produced In Klamath County Uil
season ilia has ever been produced before. This lias been due
mainly to the fsct thst we have In the last twelve month had quite
an loanx of new formers. Within the nest year there will be s great
uiosy more farmers coming? Into this county. This will mean In
creased business la the city of Klamath falls. More business houses
Hill be required to cops with tho Increase of trade. Mors work
meat will have to be brought In. These workmen will require homes
lo lira in. I'roperty values will increase with the Increased bust-
W have some choice location which can bo bought at s
rsasoasble pries on easy terms. Why not buy one of these lots,
oti it aud assure yourself of from IS lo 90 per cent Interest
JTMir InvesttnentT This is an opportunity to let your nioaey rnak
Why not take UT Call at our offlce for information as to
i-ilUIng; loeaUoaa.
Khmath Development Co.
.1303 MAIN STREET
The Oregon House . . .
KLM ATI! .IVMUi;
MUlt SIXTH ST.
Room and Board
by Week or Month,
$1.00 PER DAY
Table Board,
$6.00 PER WEEK
Two Meals a Day,
$4.50 PER WEEK
A limited uumlwr ut utru ran now
olitnln iUitrra at this plorr. Ick
if room ilia km It lmHMlhle to ao
(i.iiiiiuNUIr- more than a few more
In addlthm to tho hIhi now make
IhU llx-lr home, but liM-rw I rww
fur a few. The ftrt applicants will
In' the fort unateonx. The(rr(oti
Houm U the miMt homt-llke place
In Klamath fall", ami It lut't Brcr.
ary lit 1 n inl almst the table.
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Teeth Extracted
and Filled
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN
by
DR. GRAY
Painless Dental Specialist
Now at the Hotel Hall for One Week
Room 205
October 28th to November ,3d '
Gold Crown Bridge Work and
Porcelain Inlay Work
A SPECIALTY
With III I'alent Klertric Inhaler for the Kttrartlon of Tilth With
out Harm or I'aln.
By Means of Vitalized Air
Vitalised Air numbs the nerve of feeling, producing s harm
ls, transient Intoxication, sod ogrr.ii with all constitution ami all
conditions of men, being compel of , , Hi-menls of air, only
richer In ovygeni In fact, la that part of the atmo.phero ulthout
which no life could eslst. It Is a nwb.ralltr- In fainting by It Ionic
effects! an antidote for many poison.
You have your twth taken out mid new permanent one put
In Immediately. Tho Doctor doe not tuc cocaine or any other local
anesthetic to poison (lie gums. Will also have DOUIIi.i: INDUCTION
MOTOIl DKNT.M, K.VOI.VKsi, with ithlch tl... m.t oentltlvo teeth ran
be filled without pain.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
CONSULTATION FREE
Dr. Gray can refer you to scores of Merrill's ami Ft. Klamath's lead
Inif ritlsens, recommending his high grade painless dental work.
Rubbers-Overshoes
NEW, Fresh Rubber Foot-wear direct
from the factory. That is what you
will get when you buy your Rubbers and
Overshoes at a Golden Rule Store. Not
only that but you will get a lower price
on New, Fresh stock here than you will
find in most stores and you won't lake
a chance of buying old goods. The var
ious Golden Rule orders for Rubber
Foot-wear for the Fall and Winter sea
son of Nineteen Thirteen amounted to
thousands and thousands of dollars, in
which we made a great saving in buying.
This saving will be given you when your
supplies are bought at this store.
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KLAMATH BRANCH GOLDEN RULE ASSOCIATED STORES
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Most folks furol that Hie kidneys,
like tho bowels, (tl sluiclili and clog.
Ked and need a fluslilnc occaslbtially,
I'lsu v have backache and dull nils,
ory In tho kidney reKlon, torpid liter,,
arlil stomach, ileeplesancaa and all1
surls of bladder disorder.
You simply muit keep your kidneys
active and clean, and the moment you
feel an actio or pain In the kidney
"(Ion, it-t about four ounce of Jad !
Holts from any good drug atore here,
take a tablrspoonful In a glaas of w.
(r before breakfast for a few daya
and your kidneys will then act fine.
This famous salts Is tnado from the
acid of grapft and lomnn Juice, com-MiK-d
with llthla, and Is liartnlcs to
Hush the kldnty and stimulate them
o normal activity. It alto neutralise
the ncld in tliu urlnu so It no longer
irritates, thus ending bladdor ills
order.
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$195.00
SHEPHERD PIANO DEPOT
.Vrtl tMir In I'lMlufllcM
CADILAC AUTO LIVERY
Will!
Cadillac Cars
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D.ty or Night Ksrvlcs. We go Anywlmm. HpeClnl Hal la Hunting
and VliMng I'arlle
THE CADILLAC GARAGE
I'HO.N'i: u:mu
Herald want ad bring result.
Continuous
BOWLING
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The Club Bowling Alley
IJiiditr K, If. If. HTOIti:
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0 KEEPING A FIRM HOLD
t)ti (Mir patronage wo are by doing
Ilia host class of work In our Una that
rould ha ilniia by any onu. Wo are
Jroinnt and olllclant lu uur aervlce,
and arn rnmpvtunt to tindtrlnka thu
biggest Jobs lu Introducing new
plumbing without liiconvsnlenco lo
llio hiiusoliold when you entrust your
work to
Greeley
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