TAOK TWO
The Evening Herald
K.
J. M V R It A V
EDITOR
Published datljr except Sunday by
"Tho Herald Publishing Company of
Klaruath Fnlls, at 115 Fourth street
Entered at the poslofflce at Ktani-
am rails, uro. ror transmission itrujfor ,he dlTeiopment of the Klamath L
Subscription terms by' mall to any the interests and dividends of the Cal
addrcas In tho United States: ' itomla-Oregon Power company? Agl-
Ono year , . 5-9l tators? Yes. It that Is what agitator
Ono month .50, ., ,.... ..., u .
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The Associated Tress is exclusively
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of all news dispatches .credited to it'
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UCre.n. j
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served.
SATUItDAY, FEnntTARV 22, 1010
THF. I.IXK RIVER RAM.
i no nas ine jnieresis oi mo uau ou-i
j era at heart head the District board. !
As we expected, Mr. Bradbury! He refused, voting for himself In 'or-j
quite conclusively proved that the.der to secure the office of president.!
charges, made against him by Mr. Of-i He has been urged to save the power!
field, were unfounded. Air. Bradbnryj to the project, and he replied by call
lijis shown himself In this matter to j(nK them agitators. In this very word
be working solely for the best Inter-' hc has summed up his real views on
ests of the people the farmer whojthis. queatton ana has stamped hlm
lias to foot the bill. i,f . m,n .hn .hnnlrt h kicked
Continuing our reference to Mr.
Of field's "Fourth" reason why the J
contract with the Tower company
should not be tested, we want to call
your attention to, he second pira
srraph thereof, wherein he says:
"If here is any water power which
belongs to the Klamath Project, It
Is of vital interest to the units which
irrigate by pumping and not by grav-
ana not oy grav-i
Ity flow-. whlcV as I said before, is
nil the Reclamation l.aw ever' prom-1
ised US."
Air. Offietd's legal erudition is
quite remarkable for a layman. - Re
markable from the fact that his con
clusions are always against the men
who put him In office and fho sup-
posed' that while he, was there he! holders of the district. If the votei
would work to find the law that pro-' to test the contract Is what we anticl-'
totted their rights and not the Uwjpate it js going to be, we shall Insist!
that took them aivay. Evidently bejon thls nroerara. and these gentlemen i
lias been drinking from the legal pool
IttA laoml ryl t
that fills the mind with peculiar ideas
,ns to the administration of a trust.
If, as he suggests, the power Is only
of value and interest to the man who
irrigates through pumping. It is not
a pretty narrow, selfish view to tak
of it? Is he not worthy of help? Is
it not the duty or Air. Offield and
every man in Klamath County to help
that man get his power, and the wa-j
ter. under the very best, .tne very
cheapest, the most convenient con
ditions and terms? Think of the man,!
who for decades has been waiting ,
,n nrovlTi fnr ir'rlt!nn tn ho InM
now tnat mere is a cnance oi ms
realizing his dream; "Don't bother
lis with your troubles, we have wa
ter for our land."
But ts It not of interest to the man
..... . . ... '
who irrigates his land by gravity
flow a selfish Interest? He owns the
power. He paid for it, no matter
what'Air. Offield, or the Reclamation
Service, or anyone else says. He will
have that power to sell" Who will
buy It and in buying It help pay back
to the farmer the outrageous cost. he
paid to get hU gravity flow? ,W1I1
not the man who irrigates- his land
by pumping be an important factor in
this matter Is lie not deserving of
consideration from a business stand
point? The landowners must not lose
sight of the fact that the power Is
.;
going to pay back to them the money
they have invested'. They must not
-i.
bo swindled out of this Idea as some
are trying to swindle tbem out of
that power. It Is worth as much to
' the farmer as it is to anyone or any ,
corporation. It will earn for them ,
the same dividends. And these dlvl-'
dends will do for them what they
i
aro today doing for the farmers un
der the Salt River Project pay the
cost of construction, .maintenance
and operation. I
He says further:
"If anyone should fight over power.
It Is the people who will use It and
will huve lo pay. for It. and these peo-
pie are not Included In the Irrigation
District-, If the proposed dam at the
head ot LinK utver is a Daa tning, tei
tboso who "are directly Interested do
the fighting. The lieraia ana a lew
chronic agitaters: In and around
iV,"""";,"?" ",Vh r , nr
ociico v . ,m - w w
the wilderness."
That Is a fine argument for a man
who Is supposed to represent the in
terests ot the farmers of the Klamath
project. In this Instance the Herald
Is glad to be found among the agltat-
ore. It Is glad to bo numbered with.
the men who are righting to save the'
people that for which they have paid.'
that which they own and which, witn. """6.
tho direct aid and assistance of AIr.ln,atIsm B
Offield. certain Interests are trying to
turn over to the California-Oregon
Tower company without a dollar of
consideration. Would It not look
better for Mr. O CI eld to be found In
such company? Would he not feel
better as he trleO to close his eyes In
sleep. It he did so with a conscious-
ncss that he nau oecn wun me men
and the newspaper that was working
Dasln and not for the development of
means mai eimuci. uuun.iutu ir;
joring, is an honor, nml If it -were he-;
ilng hurled at Mr. Offleld he would'
j have no reason to hang his head In
shame
Mr. Offield has no reason to f eel
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'"" r,u'- '""""""-' "' '""
self right before the men who trusted
him sufficiently to elect him to the
board of directors. He was nsked toj
Jet the district join In tho suit to test I
the contract. He was asKea 10 stepi
aside and let the man who has shown!
off the board. He has cast aside ev
ery consideration they may have had
for him and flung In their faces tho
confidence they reposed ln him. If
he has any self-respect left, he will
resign, or at least turn the presidency
of the board over to Mr. Bradbury.
He is the man whoNhould make this
fight, and Air. Offield and Air. Mar-.
-" t
shall must -not mtenere witn mm tn.
doing so. He must have full swing.
wlth all of the help and assistance
the district shall give him, and to!
that end he must name his assistants j
and have full control. He will thenl
have the responsibility, and he alone i
will be accountable to the stock-1.
... . . i .
might Just as well adjust themselves
to It now. Already they have become
liable under their bond for heavy
damages, and if they do not want toj
face legal proceedings, they must
cease their efforts, to keep the farm
ers from recovering their property,
or take the consequences.
STRAHOR.V
HERE
DURING ALIRCH.
Robert E. Strahorn, builder of the
Klamath Fills Aiunicipal rairoad to
'Dairy and
of the projected Lines
Ihrnin
throughout eastern, Oregon, Is ex
pected here from' Spokane about the
middle of Alarch, according to a let
ter received by J. W. Siemens. This
will be the first visit of Air. Strahorn
in several months.
CONTRACTING
IN CONCRETE
Cement Work of all Kinds
and Roofing
Let Me Make You an
Estimate
W. D. MILLER
Contractor
RCII PAIN, SORENESS AND STIFF
NESS RIGHT OUT WITH OLD
"ST. JACOBS LINIAIENT"
Kidneys cause headache? No!
They have no nerves, therefore can
not cause pain. Listen! Your back-
ache u caused b. iurabago, sciatica
. . . auIckest relIe l3
" TlliTJ'l IV?.
"St Jacobs LI-
v...ib, hi""ii
niment" Rub It right on the ache or
tender spot, and Instantly the pain,
soreness, stiffness and lameness dis-
"P - "-n't tX "ippled! Get a
small trial bottle 3f "St. Jacobs Lini
ment" from your druggist and lira
bur up. A moment after It Is applied
you'll wonder what became of the
,
backache, sciatica or lumbago pain,
'.'St. Jacobs Liniment" stops any pain
at once. It Is harmless and doesn't
hum or discolor the skin.
It's the only application to rub on
a weak, lame or painful back, or for
sciatica, neuralgia, rheu-
prains or a strain. Adv.
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THE EVENING
P
ERSONAL
LITTLE fURKLlOHTS ON I.OCAL HAI PKNINOS
A.MONO THE PEOPLE OK THIS CITY AND VICINITY.
COINOS ANU COMINOS OP LOCAL FOLKS
IL
R. Hugg Is here on business from
- ew
York.
Dr. O. F. Demorest Is here on bus
iness from Merrill. ;
A. K. Weber Is a business visitor .
In Klamath Falls from San Francisco. ,
I
Thomas At. Taggart and tJeorge
; WeA, are recent, arrival-, from Port -
I land.
J. W. Ward left
this morning for .
short visit with.'
Dunsmulr after a
f-ulitlvrw, Imra
."
. tokln
after buslnesslnterests from San
Franctsco today,
H
OUSTON'
s
Metropolitan Aniusrnients
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
OAXCIXO SATURDAY KVKXIXG
JAZZ MUSIC
STAR THEATER
Artcraft lresents
DOUGLAS KAIRIIAXKS
"UK CO.MES UP SMILING"
A Story filled with Unusual pep, and
I.otH of Athletic Stunt.
Alo
'I'wo Reel Comedy
And
Ration Holme Travelogue.
SUNDAY & .MONDAY.
Goldtvyn lyesmta
MADGE KENNEDY
"THE SERVICE STAR"
Story of a Slacker who built hi
own priMtii. Also a llray Ilcto-
grapli and Burton Holmes
Travelogue. "
AirniLvion 10 & 23 cents. Show
Starts 7:30 and 0:15.
TEMPLE THEATER
SEE
EDDIE POLO
In
"THE LURE OF THE CIRCUS"
i One of the Greatest Serials ever pro
t duced. You see Everything that
' was ever in a circus. Taken
and produced by Circus actors.
j Also
JOHN BARRYMORE.
I "In The Alan From Mexico"
A Laugh From Start to Finish.
SUNDAY Ji MONDAY
Triangle Present.
ROY STEWART
In
"CACTUS CRAND.VLL"
A Genuine Western Comedy.
Also
Hearst Patlie News Latest Current
Events.
Admission 10 & .15 raids Alalince
2.30. Evenings 7:30 & 0.
racruuLL urLnrt nJVOE
SIOTION PICTURED
TUESDAYS AXD SATURDAYS j
Merrill, Oregon
LIBERTY THEATER
"THE BEST IN PICTURES"
H. W. POOLE, Owner
TONIGHT
Mr. Arnold Daly
"MY OWN UNITED STATES"
The Story of "A Man Without a Country"
Mutt and Jeff ft ,
Hearst New, Current Events
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Matinee and Evening
"THE CA1LLAUX CASE"
The Scandal that Rocked Two Continents
VSiiiSV
Admission 10c and 20c-
A child accompanied by par
ent admitted free with a 30c
ticket, ewrept Saturday night
and Sunday night.
HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MENTION
' K. E. Urndbury was a county seat
visitor yesterday from his ranch In
tho Klamath Uasln,
iio- cinrnr.M ii.,n.. i.rt ,
Miss Florence Hradlej left on he
train this morning for a. short visit
with friends at Oorrls.
J K Paililnrk l lnoktnp nffiti- tins. I
,,,, ,,... ,n , rnlv , '
!from ,he Doninu gcclion
I Mr A. P Pnnriiv wai n T)AMn.
r M moml for Wecd whrc
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Situ v':vw iiirv nuvit iaiw
John S. Gardner was among the
train arrivals last night from Houo. '
lulu. He Is stopping at the Hotel Hall. ,
Chas. 11. I.eech Is among the city.
business visitors today from Portland, i
( t i. .i.,i . ,, tvt.ii.. n..ii,(
tHe Is stopping at the White Pelican
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Looslcy are In
tno city lor a snort vlsu irom .Moma-1
i gue. They are guests at the White
, Pelican Hotel.
Air. and Mrs. B. Hundley were pas-
jscngers on tho train thU morning, nm' H'n streets. '
I for Seattle, where they expect to re. I Sum,a-V BehX :0m' j
"main in tho future. Lutheran services nt tho Baptist
t ,,-.., .,... t . 4i.i church, corner Eighth and Washing-1
! Mrs. Austin White left this morn-,on al ..30 p m Hov M Uoi)smn ,
Jing for Weed California, where she! pastor, resldenca 137 First street.
, expects to visit for a week with her Sermon subject, "The Word of
sister Airs. II. E. Caldwell. (God." i
, Sunday nchool ut 2:00 p. m.
i Luke Walker was a passenger this i '
morning for Sacramento. He will Presbyterian Church. Pine street.,
.....i . .... i ... 'near Second. Rev. E. P. I.awreiice'
attend to matters of business 'nere nastor
and In San Francisco before return-l Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
tng. i Interesting cartoons at 9 -50.
i
; Airs. Herbert Phillips was a passen
' ger on the train this morning for
Oakland and San Francisco, where
she expects to visit for the next three
! weeks.
Ivan Kllgore Is In town from An
telope in the. southeastern, part of
the County. Air.
Kllgore reports a
fine lot of moisture In that section
durinc the Dast three weeks.
Dave Lennox, proprietor of the
"Shasta" was" a passenger this morn
ing for Chlco. He expects to go to
San Francisco before returning and
' plans to be away about a week.
Aflss Lorinda AI. Sauber. who has
been employed for some time past iif
the office at the Klamath Agency, J
: left this morning for College City and
' other California points on a visit.
REWARD!
Five dollars will be awarded tor
I the best suggestion for a new fun
. making feature for the Mardl Gras.
' All ideas for aiding fn a good, whole-
some time are solicited. Address re
' plies to postoffice box 214. city. K-6t
ARNOLD'S
Chili Con Came
and Tamales
NOW OPEX
21 IE. 6th. Solicit Home Trade
This Theater now properly
Heated and Ventilated.
Fumigated every night
AT THE CHURCHES
NOTICE In order to Insure pub
llcatlon, copy for church announce
ments must be ut The Herald olllce
not later than Friday otenlng.
Sacred Heart Church, corner Silt
and High streets. Ilev. Hugh J. Alur
shall, pastor.
First Alass at 5 a. m.
Parish Mas at 10:30 a m.
Uenedlctlon, 4 p. m. ,
Third Sunday, Mass at S a. tn. only.
Thnl Sum,. ut Morr ,, '
Coufeslons beforo services, first!
' Friday at S a. m. and 7 3n'p. m '
Tho Christian Science Society of)
Klamath Falls holds services at 113
Fourth street every Sunday morning
at It o'clock and every Wednesday!
evening at 7:30. All are welcome.
The subject of lesson for Sunday,'
February 23, Is -.Mind."
Tho Sunday school session Is from
9:45 to 10:45 every Sunduy morning.
Tho free reading room and free'
lending library Is open from 2:30 to
4:30 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
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First Baptist Church, corner Wash-1
,ngUm am K(.hll J arlmh
pastor.
; DeUpVrlntcndent
Sunday school at 10 a. in., C. II.
Preaching it II i, m.
All are cordially Invited to worship'
with us.
Emanuel Baptist Church, KleVenth
Alorntng service ut 1 1 a. m
j ject, "Saving and (living "
Hub-
fcveiiing nervlce will be a mass
meeting for women and girls ut the!
Alethodist church at 7:30, and men
men and boys at the Christian church.
Girls and boys 12 years of age and
over will be admitted. Dr. A. A.!
(Soule. Alayor Struble and Itev. E. P.
Lawrence will address the men. ind
Dr. Alassey and Rev. Slmpnon Ham
' n. M....t nn.t n.... i-t... ........ ti ... f
r,clt wl11 address the women. Kvery
1 citizen interested in a clean city
Biiuuiu ue in aueuuuncr.
Alethodist Episcopal Church, Tenth
and High. Rev. Simpson Hamrlck,
pastor. 1117 East street. Phone 67W.
Sunday school at 10 a. tn. Aire.
Roy King, superintendent.
The Rally Day program has boon
postponed one week,
r .Morning service at 11 a. m. Sub
ject, "Intercession.
Epworth League at 6;.10 p. in.
Airs. Templer leader. Subjoit, "Tlia
Reconstruction of Europe."
At 7:30 will be a union serrio for
women and girls from "12 years nnd
up. Dr. Alassey and Rev. Hamrlck
will speak. It all women come.
See Cliilcote Smith for Are, life,
accident nnd health Insurance. A:lil
Main street. . 24
Waterloo Boy Gas-Kerosene Tractors
We will soon receive a car of
Waterloo Boy Gas-Kerosene
Tractors. Wait for Demonstration.
BALDWIN HARDWARE COMPANY
"THE HOUSE OF QUALITY"
MUtDKR CRAIIOKR TO
(iKKMAN PRESIDENT.
WKl.MAK. Feb. 22.- Provisional
President Frederick Kbort nml Philip
Scheuermann were nicused "f the
murder of Karl LelbkneCht and Rum
Luxemburg, radical lender, In un ad
dress before tho national luwimbly
here by Herbert Hunne
High
Grade
Ladies'.& Men's
Clothes
MADE TO ORDER
FINEST MATKIUAUH
REST OF WORKMANSHIP
1.ATKST STYLES
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED
Prices are very reanoimble
Your luir-tlm Invllrd
Chas. J. Cizek
MKItCtlANT TAILOR
MM Mitln HL
RICCKAIU) RENT 8URVICE
Plinne 30
Mght Phone a IB
WORSE THAN
DEADLY
POISON GAS
Kidsry iIIjciup it im rmiwrtor uf ii-r-lom.
It nltiirk. jumijt nml nlil ullk
In uiott rnri ,r tlrtlm In wnrnnl
jit ttiespiiMRthllif ilr.ngrr. Nnturx rlicbtit
Imck. llrndBclic, IKtgp.iloii, liiiuiuuiln,
Unie back, liimbu.ii. xdiitiiH, tlnMiuin
tiiu, pain In lint Julin nml lower nli
dtimrn. dlfUrulty in tirliinting, nil nrr
indication of truul! tirtivlne In yuur
kldaeyi.
When micli sytiiptnms at'l"r yon will
ImiiKt oTlnlnly liml iinnk ri-lirf in
OOI. D AICD.VL Ilnarlcm Oil C,iuU.
TliU fnnioim nlil riMiidlr lnu kIhihI
tlif tet fur two humiri'il ).-nr in liolp
ins mankind tu fin lit off ili-iia.
It Is iintiortrd illrrit from tin- liiimo
lnlxirntnrii't in Hullnnil. ulivri- It lun
lirlpcil tci iln dop tin- Diil.li Into unu
f tlm stiirillrst nnd lirnltliifnt ram in
the world, nml it may lie (mil nt
almost every ilnnr atore. Yo'ir niiimy
iirnniptly ri-fumlrd If it ilm- rt n-llcvi-
yiiii. He mire tn get the elm I no
(iOl.l) .MKIUL'llrnml. In nejled im.-t-
I -r. i-iree ntzea.
Saturday, ieiiruary ua, II)B
! ! ! : , '
Quality
Drugs...
It lin't ot'oiioiii)-and It
Imi'I vle to buy mi) thing
but I lie Im-.I In ilrugt,
Wo tint i'. stained thi r.
Ililcpcv uf our rilitntiirn ,y
si'lllnit drug of the Iiuu.,t
cimllty only. You uuiiiot
buy nny other Itlml ,rr0i
mid you tiro idtvuji ,fo
nml .lire Hint, nothing u
llir liet driigM ulll i ,,,,
In ilil. .lore.
V
KLAMATH TALLS OHU.Oti V?l
'K3X3
a kfHVA MOk , II
" CtWl
CttTIl
-a
-:o-'c-fl-,-:"..A
I Cabinei-
Shop
10 Main Street
General Turn I turn Itopnlrlnif
at HojimuiaIiIp Prlie
KITCHEN CABINETS
n Spoiinlly
A. MauriUch
'
s'M"-4'HK-:H"
Motors and
j Pump,
I For n't Irrigation m'umiii xlinuld be
ordered nmv ,ln onlrr to get the prop
er eiiilpini'iit nml I n mi re delltrry la
, time, m lowest rout. Let u- linlall
j your piiinpliig plant.
j YOU WANT -
j YOUR MOTOR ItKJIlT
i YOUR PUMP RIOIIT
YOUR INSTALLATION ItKillT
THAT WILL STAY RIOIIT
' Place your order ullli im, mid you
1 know you arc right.
' (i'imm! t'liginerriiiK nnd luatnllatlont
l Mivm niiiiiiitl rtpniNo ,nnd gitm bet
ter clllclency... Enllmiitr furnlnlied.
Link River
- Electrical Co.
I 7th nml .Main Sis.
nMfcrwootfsPhariiwy
V'v . KLAMATH TALLS OPEMJn V?l
BtATCHFORD'S CALF AND LAMB MEAL- Cq' M feteF"dseedss
A