The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 21, 1914, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt r MM TWO PROFESSIONAL CARDS juumuuin-ninTLrj cr rrr - - -' CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY iumuai vmnuNoi Member Oratea AwtliHii Oflka Mi Restdeaee, ... NW car. 7th sad Main " m CLAVTON K. WHKKLKK , m-mtdaa aa Sarfena (Splasi Treatmeat) OSes heuse: to 11:10 a. m; I .to K v' ai.t evenings. 7 to , twk Kumnruu miMuumT Gunraatees Srst wall m tnt It yam has eaaasiea to snake coaalelas aad de aet sat ha- i . a Wood! Wood! Weed, Lead WMi,MM (Bstraeahtll) lf-taea Lisa Weed t-fL Beer Wee 4-tt. Limb Weed . a P. C CARLSON WOOD Btockweod, Lead S.7 Mockwoed, doable Lead . . .fB.75 M-tadi QfMB Mak . ...SSL73 IMMhBqrMalt SSLS lr,8Ub, 4-foet as. Bar fw rca ala early KLAMATH FUEL CO. OSsee aS Mass. O Fstlem. sfsjr 1S7. ! apple day 1 . Hm Come I and Gone "it w . But We Still Have an , ..Abundance NOW IS THE TIME TO ,BUY THEM VAN RIPER BROS. "QaalMy Grererie" tU ami BUI Pbeae S5 - BlfdcwMd Tkater Faasswisff. W. B. Session. In Uie ' Commercial Drama ' "All FOR GOUT 'For thla. or Its eqalrakwt, ok the ! 'emrt, we wW, (Mirer Btocfcwood far $8 a load, aad a oo-caHed ; m , 'BoM Lead" for U, with trad ' i Nt amNi to hoot. ' . Blue Front Livery .-r- f and F eed Stablet - I " rontorly taa Oeedmaa BUUes ! V ! ;Wli-L KQWH'KD MVKKV ANB The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH. lM1.ied iIhIIt aicoat Saaday by ri turald Publishing Cemaaay ot Klamath rail, at HI Fourth Street Katered at the peetetke at Klem ath rail. Oregoe, tor traasmleelon through tba Malta aa second-class matter. SubetrtpUoa terma by mall to aay sd dress la the United Matter Oae year ....... . Oae month ...... . KLAMATH PALLS. . . OMKION WKONKSDAY, OCTOBKR SI, ISI4 AN nor a KUuuxnrnMM ROOMOedT THE ORKQONIAK la a reeeat l ue. commeatlac oa a etatemeat ot prtaclalea made by Dr. Withy combe, said. "Economy U siren primary consid eration la hit atatemeat ot prlactslae. He holds that the preaeat burdea ot taxation la oat ot proportion to the taxable wealth ot the state, aad urges the elimination ot extraTatnnce la all forms aad a careful, edicieat admln- !tratlon of state affairs aa the rem edy;" And quotes from the Doctor's state ment after he spoke ot the necessity of good roads as follews: 'Of equal Importance Is the cost ot constructing these roads, a cost which mar grow oat ot proportion to the ralue of a specified road. There moat be an equable method of placing the cost xtt good roads, and, shore all. there must be Insisted upon a system of highway toaatructloa which wtll gire a dollar's worth ot road for et err dollar expended." These principles are particularly applicable to Klamath county at the present time. Economy In public at 'fairs Is the demand of the times er ,ery where, aad nowhere Is It more necessary than la this county after the extraragant management of the last four rears, during which time the tcountr debt has Increased about '$400,000, notwithstanding the enor mous sums of money collected from the taxpayers and spent during the same period. It will be for the TOtera to deter- J mine by their rotes on Norember 3 whether or not they want this extrar agant management to continue or not. ItlVERH ARE STILL CLOSED T 3 LUMBERING to be abandoned by the mills purchasing Umber on the Klamath Indian reservation?" U a question that many are asking, looking back to a year ot unsuccess ful endeavor to secure the re-opealag of Williamson and Sprague rivers to logging. It haa been about a year since the matter first came to the at tention of Klamath Falls people, aad since that time every conceivable agency has been brought Into play la the hope of securing the opening. These rivers, which are the natural means for transporting the logs from the woods to the mills at Chlloqula. were closed to logging by the bureau of indiaa affairs, after a petition bad been sent in by some sportsmen and Indians, protesting that the driviag of logs would interfere with the trout fibbing. Strenuous efforts have been made to have the rivers re-opened, but so fsr la vala. The matter was taken up by the Klamatb Chamber of Commerce; by the county republican aad democrat central committees; through personal letters to influential people in the Kast and West; through the Oregon delegation in congress; through tele grams, letters and petitions to the Department of the Interior aad In dian bureau; through commercial clubs all over Oregon and California but logging oa the rivers is as much barred today as a year ago. In' me spring a promise was maoe ty In dian Commissioner Cato Sells that be would make a personal Investigation. Spring came, but no Mr. Sells, Instead a telegram that he would be here dur ing the summer. This In turn was followed by a telegram stating that the commissioner would be here early la the fall. After Sells telegraphed that be would be here, the local campaigning ceased, for It was felt that what was needed was about accomplished. But bow winter is fast approaching, and aa yet nothing baa been doae. The Chamber of Commerce has sgala takea up the matter with Seere tary Laae.'ia the hope ot geMtas; some srtlontahea. U would he wsll for every, persea laterestod to the future ef this seetioa to make seat effort In the hope, that by spring thla great Injustice to our lumber Interests will bo corrected and the mtlla at Chllo quln can all run lull blast. "WOBKiXttMAN-H lXTKKaTH' jh on the part ot American maau rrKU long and emphatic protests tacturers, the democratic secretaries ot war and nsvy cancelled the con tract they had let to British firms for some sixty or aerenty thousand dollars worth of brass buttons for American uniforms. The war and the uncertainty ot de livery supplied the secretaries with an excuso for cancelling the contracts. Out what will happen to American worklnxmcn It the next contract awarded a foreign firm cannot be can celled! And Is It showing the right spirit when cabinet officers hare to be compelled to cancel contracts which they willingly granted foreign manu facturers T .'. Scattered Skts .'. e e e e a NOW, how many want apples to day? ONK JtKASON advanced for the low mortality rate among the Scotch Highlanders now at the front Is that the Qerman marksmen, at the sight ot the bare lege aad kilts laugh so hard that they spoil their aim. MANY 1'KOl'I.K wonder where the woman who known all about the mis deeds of other women's husbands ac quires all this mysterious knowledge. NO, ITS only when they're greea that they cause cholera morbus, In quirer. We suppose that the effects of the over-indulgence yesterday abould be classed at "appleplexy," ONCK MORK referring to that IsHVmamUmamamamamn BatTiBaBBmBnBmBmBmBmBmBmBmV 'awBttraaaSmeamH WE ARE IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR HEALTH We hecp at all times Hie latest metUciae demanded by the med ical fraternity. Yowr prescription are dispensed by regUtereil pharmaclaU. May wo not serve yea? UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY Corner Mala snd 7lh Streets, Klamath Valla. Ore WHY YOU SHOULD VOTE FOR BOOTH Republican Candidate, for United States Senator Are you better off now than you were under a Repub lican administration? Are you satisfied? If you believe in the principles of the Republican Party, if you arc convinced that these principles arc best for the country, then prove it by voting for your standard-bearer, Robert A. Rooth, Republican candidate for the United States Senate. You know that under Republican Presidents the people of the United States have good times. You know that under Democratic Presidents you have democratic times. Remember the prosperity under McKinley, Roosevelt and Taft. Remember conditions under Cleveland and Wilson. The issue in tins campaign is not one of personality. Il is not one of non-partisnuship. It is a question of whether you prefer prosperity under Republican administration. Do you have enough work? Are your wages good? Is your busincs what, you Want it to be? If you are satisfied with present conditions, well and good; if you believe that the present situation is better than under McKinley, Roosevelt and Taft, vou know what to do. The way to bring back prosperity is to help elect a Re publican Senate, The Republican candidate in Oregon i R. A Booth. r This is a Republican year. Vote the ticket straight, (Paid Advertisement Republican State Central Committee, Imperial Hotel, Portland, Ore.) THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREOON German right win. It h been turn. cd to many times ot late, according to the paper, that many people PlC' ture It at a corkscrew. TIIK RKAL IUQ I8.HUK U whether or not Klamath l to be benefited by the ranamalaclBQ International Kx position. Whether she U r not de pends upon the paMsge of the halt milt advertising levy. The Klamath Valley Warehouse will store grain and luxe warehouio receipts. I'hoae 88, 673 Notice) for rubllratlon (Not Coal l-.mli ) Department ot the Interior, U, H. Und OfRce at Ukelcw, Oreiton, September 11, 19 H. Notice Is hereby given that Henry A. Qrttucs, whose potoltlce addrees Is Klamath Pall, Oregon, did, on th 11th day ot May. mi. tile In thit office Swora Statement eud Applica tion No. 07631, to purchase the KH BWU, section 3. Townthlp 30 8 Range 19 K, Willamette Meridian, aad the timber thereon, under the provisions of the act of June 3, IsTS, and acta amendatory, known as the 'Timber aad Stone U," at such value as might be fixed by appraise meat, aad that, pursuant to such ap plication, the wad and timber there on have beta appraised at a total ot 1357.50. the timber estimated 153. 000 board feet at $.50 per M, 0o Juniper pests at 6c. and the Und $50.00; that said applicant will offer final proof la support of his applica tion aad awora statement on the 3th day of December. 1914, before C. R. DeLap. county clerk of Klamath county, at Klamath Kails. Oregon. Aay person la at liberty to pro test this purchase before eatry, or Initiate a contest at any time before patent Issues, by filing a corroborated affidavit in this office, alleging fact which would defeat the entry. JAS. P. nUROESS. Register. 103; 134 b RODEO Will PAY DIVIDEND SOON ANNUAL MKieriNti Or" TIIK STOCK I IIOI.ItKKS OV TIIK OIUMIANIM'j TIO.V WILL HK IIM.U KANLV IV .NOVKMHKH ..... ..-ui.... .iff nil tti.t HiixiiiarMi 1)1 ,urr "ji "" " " - . .k.. Thlnl Annual Klk' Itodno, tltf dlivctors of the llodw Amusement J As(h!latlon. t meelliik l "'" found that.lt ! poMlble to tie Pi a dividend on r.11 paid up Mock, 1M villi be done at the annual slock holders' mtlnit. to be held ,Sorm ber 9th. Tlwi Itmlt-o AMOclatluii l comiHweil of member of Klamath fall t.dlo No. 1347, II. T. O, Klks. The main purposo ot conducting the annual Wild West show U for nmunetnsnt purposes only, and not as a money milking project. .Notice of ISMMdnMster's Sale Notice I hereby given that on the Itth day ot October, 191 1, 1 Impound ed the following described aalmali One bay mare, age about 9 year, branded K M on left hip. Ullnd In right eye. Unices Mid aultuM Is claimed It wilt ho sold nt public auction at the city pottud at 3 o'clock, on rriday. October 33. KD OWENS. 303t t'oundmaater. Put Your Savings .-tamV .BBBBBsV. Ij SS. . CS-.sssssT Sl'',3i?2H?t HRST STATE SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH PALLS. ORIOON Voters, The Dental Trust, with all its powerful political organisa tion, is moving heaven and earth to defeat the dtnuA reform bill. In every town and city members of the Trust are out work ing against the bill . , , The Medical Trust is helping the Dental Trust by forcing nurses and druggisti, under threat of boycott, to work against dental reform. All kinds of campaign lies are being circulated to deceive the voters. Don't let the Trust scare you. The Trust made the present dental law. Under this law it controls the State Board of Dental Examirms vary, member of that board is a member of the Trust. In this way competent dentists are kept out of Ortfotsj and the Trust prevents competition and keeps up prices. Vote Yes X 340 And Bust tbe Dental Trust 6th and Washington St Portland, Oregon Records of tht Pitt ,. wrwuve KvWeac Vm He Mas) U KUmath Kat" t-iuik well to their record. What I. hav. done many times la years Koito by I Ihe best guarantee ot fu ture results, Anyone with a bad hark; any reader suffering from urinary tioublwi, from Sidney Ills, should Sad comforting word lu tha following statement. H, P. UMig, 3 Hultunn street. Ashland, Ore., mvi "I ue4 mura of IHmn'e Kidney nils and titer nu me ereat relief from backache ami kidney trouble, I lakrt pleasure In roitrumluK what I said about Ihmu's Kidney IMII lu the public en dorsemeut I gave -me lime ago." irlr 50e. at all dealer. IHjn'l 'simply ak for a kidney remedy t IKun's Kidney I'M the earn thai Mr. Long bad. roster-Wllburo Co., Prop , lluffalo, N, Y Dr. H. H. MamlHua Is now la rtatswa I. tt aad . la Whdee hsff. fheaeS When baby suffers with eeseasa t some licking skin Usable, set Deaa's Olatmnt. A IKtle eflt fees a leaf way aad It Is sate far eMMraa, Fifty cents a hot si til draff stares. Mnbetflbe far the HsraM. a meats In India i txr cent of lbs worses lesnnot read or write. in a Good Bank THAT TMKV MAV KAUX MlMirrHIXI MH vou. utut MOXKV ia t'NKLhaa tdONKV. I'tT VOIHM Tt WOMIC Bt 'H'KM.MJ AN ACCOUNT 1 !... voci.l vtsm TMK l- Ti:iT WII4. IhCMUJIK voiu mwixos newm txui.v. Beware! 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A msn Is a iloa requiring Judlclsl kaostesst s best Stled for a Judicial oSke. rOM JWTICK OV TMK MtaCi I desire to call the sitraUsa el S S voters la the fact that to edsSleals j heisjiihenrsMst Ineumbeat, laaaw il i. .k.- i.....kiirB sad Fie i- ! " .r"""- 1 to irwslTi partlee for re-eMeues, i 'stssd ansa my record. E. w. uuwew imtHtQuOtiktii. FOR RENT - - '- - jJ--aa,-assasp OrriOK HOOMS-Cholce iMsi a Iha Odd ffellowi and Wilms ew- lasa; seat Iscstlos la lh V- J If n fl-Mlik Ifaralil office. nwi w.M ..- NIOKLY rUKNISHKl) M".jJJ booms at the Clsirmoni. -"-'Tj MIlCELLANEOOlJ asww-maaiim-m "' " " V-. fUSLlO STKNOOItAtMIKR-JWr" Lssal papers, i",-'-; asfylaff. O. II. Ashley, 1" ISBisa -.S. SI a i lBAI MTOIl.M L.- A.H.H., Vehicle, Kiirnlluwi IN. K. V, AlWIIAVaa 4 I7 Willow HI,, iimf 'B I VHKSII lA'V , Oystori Ssfisf. Crabs : All 04bsr FWi v ; PttSkS ISOTji fwnavnw ai -aa ;