TtinWIMY, MAIU II m,
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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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The Evening Herald
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EDITOR
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Klamath FalU, at 116 Fourth street
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ath Falls, Ore.t tor transmission thru
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THURSDAY, MAItCII 13, 1010
ARK WK IX KARXKST.
wants Portland to de: First, help us
Bet the Natron cut-off. This can bo
done by pressure of the business men)
of tho Oregon metropolis upon the
Southern Pacific and the government.
Second, we wont the .financial inter
ests to get in and help raise tho mon
ey to build the Struhorn road to'
Dend. Klamath Falls has put $300,-'
000 Into that road. If Portland does A tl Kltipntrlck ls County seat
not take a hand, Klamath Falls will visitor from Modoc Point today.
put in enough additional funds to
3ir
P
IL
ERSONAL MENTION
I.ITTI.K HII1K1.U1IIIS ON LOCAL HAIVKXINOS
AMOVd TIIK PKOPl.i: OK THIS OITY AMI VICINITY.
(iOINOS ,NI COMIMiK OK LOCAL FOLKS
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ji-.ssop left this
mornliiK ' for ItoseburK tth their
children for nn Indefinite stay.
ltoss Sutton, who operate u largo
stock ranch in the Dairy district Is
looktiiK utter business Interests In
the County seat.
of tho state.
Hut it we don't set theso things,
then wc shall bend every endeavor to
join fortunes with the state that has
done so much for us, and Oregon will
then find out whether, we are in
earnest or not.
AT LAST!
It seems like most the items
And some that are In between.
Read "Off for California
Today, on the nine-fifteen.
It seems like everybody.
With all their kids and wives, I
Have gone to California, I
Where they hope to save th,eir lives.
It says that "R. U. Phelan Goode
Will spend the next few days
In search of health and appetite,
And maybe mend his ways."
That "Miss May n. Yew-Wood
Has left for San Diego;
The doctors put her on a diet
Of wenies-a-la-sago."
I
Judge Baldwin seems to be stirring
up the animals in Portland, as evi
dence the following from the Oregon
ian of Menday:
The. proposal that Klamath county
secede from Oregon and be annexed
to California nppears to have pro
duced no great excitement anywhere
least of all in Klamath, so far as we
have cbrerved. Not enough, wc thiol:.
Probably It ls not intended that it
be UKcr ser.'ousiy and is deileuod to
awakm the people of Oregon, and es
ujctally iT Portland, to the i.ci that
there is a Klamath county', and that
it belongs in Oregon, and that Oregon
and Portland too often forget it.
It ls not necessary to point out the
difficulties in the way of letting Klam
ath go. The constitution of the
Untied States declares that no state
may be divided without its consent,
and the constitution of Oregon has
certain explicit provisions as to its
boundaries which cannot be changed
without an act of the sovereign peo
ple. Doubtless Klamath knows all
about the legal and constitutional ob
stacles. We wonder if Klamath would
decide for California, or a separate
state even it it alone could make the
decision.
Klamath is big enough territorially
to make a state of the union. It is
five times as large as Rhode Island,
twice as large as Delaware, and near
ly aa large as either New Jersey or
New Hampshire. But in its entire six
thousand square miles it has not
more than about 10,000 people; and
some-of them do not get along any
too well with the rest of them. The
trouble seems to bo mainly over the
location of a court house. To be sure.
it Is1 the right of every American citl
aen'tot assert himself when it comes
to determine so vital a question as
the! exact site of the seat of county
government, so that the experience of
Klamath ls not uncommon. But Just
think of the possibilities of contro
versy over a now state capital.
If the threats of secession by Kla
math are meant tj be regarded as
a.uy,thlr.g.more than propaganda, cer
tainly the complalnfr of its people of
neglect by Portland should be duly
noted. It is true enough that means
of transportation to Klamath from
Pottland are roundobout and diffi
cult; but it is also true that Klamath
is an Oregon county, desires t be
commtrcially as well as geographi
cally a part of Oregon, and that Its
Isolation, which Is entirely physical,
and is not sentimental, nor historical,
can. and should be cured. Klamath
itself has started to build a railroad
to a connection with other Oregon
roads an enterprise which got little
or aa aid from any person or insti
tution outside of its boundaries. A
community which believes in self
help, and practices it, deserves more.
Mr more. Now that the war is over,
and certain financial handicaps are
removed, perhaps Portland will tako
a more lively interest in the effort
of Klamath to attach Itself to Oregon
by a railroad. Just now assurance
has, been given of material assistance
from the state highway commission
in building a north and south road
thru central Oregon; and it will
reach Klamath and bisect It to the
state line. But more U needed. The
Rtrahorn railroad will literally bind
Klamath to Oregon with bande of
steel.
.Klamath has been overlooked and
Is making a, noise about It. Let It con
tinue' to assert its rights and nro-
Alilm Ho fAaAta fia a nfii-1 nf Illo
state, and they the the more likely to I
be admitted and recognized. I
If anyone doubts tho feeling of the Count nfty, ,.aln gone.
people of Klamath on the question ct. Rheumatism , ..paln .,.. j1
aeceaslonhe would have good reason J onfi caae ,n flfty requlrea mterna,
to change his mind If he talked tho treatraentp st0I) ,,rUggiug! rtub
matter over with tho "home people." t,,0 m,sery rlght ftway, Apply g00th.
If the question was submitted to a )ng( ,)enetrat,ng .-st. JacobH Llnl.
vole, It would be 90 per cent in favor ment.. directly upon the "tender
of annexation to California. Now, spoti" an(1 renet comes instantly. "St.
this feeling is not due to our great jacoi,g Liniment" Is a harmless rheu
lore.. for California, nor our dislike matism Uplment which never disap
for Oregon, but simply an expression points and cannot burn or discolor
of our condemnation of the tre.-.t- the skin.
meat that has been accorded thisj Limber up' Stop complaining!
county, by Cortland and the western 'Got a small trial bottle of "St. Jacobs
eart of Oregon. I Liniment" at any drug store, and In
Klamath County wants to be joined just a moment you'll be free from
to the rest of the state, and it wants pain, soreness, stiffness and swelling.
that operation performed this year. Don't suffer! Relief awaits you. "St.
One excuse 'after another has been Jacobs Liniment" has relieved mil
offered, until the whole list Has been lions of rheumatism sufferers in the
xaaiuted. Now the Issue ls ready ( last half century, and is just as good
for the court of public opinion. Klam- for sciatica, uouralgla, lumbago, back
"Ok County has three things that It ache, sprains and swellings. Adv.
, i ' . - .
complete the lino to Sprague Ulver,
ann the business developed through
this extension will go to California. It
will mean a loss of millions annually
to Oregon. Third, It wants Portland
and Western Oregon to help us get
our highways built. Klamath Coun
ty will match dollar for dollar any
funds furnished by Oregon. It will
build more and better roads for less
money than any other county in the
state, and it will do it NOW.
If Portland and Oregon will do this
for us. we will repay It by pouring out
our millions
crty to the tax rolls in the next five1
years than any other county in tho
state. We will become the second i H. W. Barton was among the train
greatest county In the state, and wo.nrrivals last night from San Francis-i guests at the White Pelican Hotel.
m a.- t .i -!.. tr Ha to ctnttlniT nt Ihu tlnfrtl Hull L
win oe one oi me mosi loyai sections . . ............ ... .... .. r .. Mwtrilfo and
Dr. Henry C. Schleef left this
morning for San Francisco, for a
short business visit.
I I. K. Kesterson, a lumberman from
the Worden district Is in tho city
looking after business Interests.
I I
A. II. Spooner is a recent arrival
from Chicago. lie is it guest at tho.
White Pelican Hotel. j
I Prinl' l'iftilfl I. i Pnnnlt e.il vtct.
We will add more prop- . , ., ' ,,.,..,
He Is stopping at the Hotel Hull.
It. A. Culp nu official of the South
ern Pacific Company arrived on the
train Inst night. He Is registered nt '
tho White Pelican Hotel. j
J. S. Rose. C. Krlckson and 0. K.J
Stephens are In tho city for n short
lslt from the Mly section. They arc,
leglstered nt the Hotel Hall. ,
Mrs. H. (5. Ross, who has been
visiting ut tho home of Mr, and Mrs
It. linger of this city loft this moni'
Ing for her homo at Rosovllle.
Pf PALACE '
FOOD FOR LENTEN SEASON
n Snii'll, ili limit tlcliilmis n i, ,l1t
FOUR POUNDS FOR 25c
nun mill liitlllmt iihui)- tin liaiiii
MARKET
Klamath Packing Co.
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PHONE G8
52I Mnin Street
Don Montgomery nnd W J. West
came In on the train last evening
from Weed. California. Thoy are
.MISS I
Reatha Odin and Mr. and Mrs.Mrtlo Griffin nf the Ooldon Uulo
Frank Curtis were passengers this) Stoic left on tho train this tuomlng
morning on the Lnkovlew stage for
Dairy. '
J. K. Pelton, a well known resident
of the Wood River Valley Is In the
j County seat today on matters of bus
iness.
Mrs. Harry Wnters, proprietor of
the Band Box millinery establishment
for Portland for a tacntlon visit
Mrs. F. K. Ankeny was a passenger
on thoitraln this morning for Suther
lln, whore sho expects to visit for
tho next few days with relatives and
friends.
V
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Poll, who
have been visiting Mr. Pell's parents,
I CIRCUS IS
iiiiinimnrn pnn
AlUUNlitUI-Utl
Ak Clillrnte .V Smltli nboiit tilt'
I OW COST life, nrrlitfiil nml lienltli
pollt'lct of the Triurli'i-t. I -It
PublicSale
SOUTHERN CUV ;
When I irpt thn Kvenlne HernM
I read It through and through, I has gone to uunsmulr ror a shorn -r. anu .Mrs. a. t. run lor wio pasi
And while there's lots to please the'lslt. week, left this morning for their
,eye , . m home In the Rogue River Valley.
meres inings mat maxe me Diue
See Charles S. Hood, Klamath
Agency for health and accident In
surance. 12-tf
MARCH F1KLD. RIverHldo. fat
March 13. A tin en ring aothl rlr
cus, lll be held here on April :l
Two hundred pliinni. with more than
enough aviators to man lliem. ate
available, and practlrnll) all of tliem
will bo utilised In the gieat show
Mutch Field, which Is one of tho
will noil ut ill) place on the Merrill
oail, H mites fiuiii Klumulli I nil,
ktiimu its the II. S, Xt'tttou Itiincli,
THE FOLLOWING
DESCRIBED PROPERTY
One kiiiiii horses, (I jrurs ulil, 1,111)0 t
. . , ..i.i t
HIMI1IS, I N. miiri's, ., j, -.its i.iii,
1,100 piimidsi nllirr siiinller lioi-si's,
broke mid uiilirnUe; t kihhI mllrli
rn, - je:irllim strrrx, nlmilt 7.1 lieml
i ex. tired .tn thiii-iiliglihrril Lincoln
Imcl.s, stint' IiiiiiIiIiil' .Miinli loth; I
KLAMATH 'LLs lilt Weil
OI .
MASON, EIIRMAN & CO.
Wholesale Grocers
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
CIGARETTES
OHlr.1 I till S. Olli S. Plmiip NT
L". ii. .ii:rn.iistis
Liirul .Miiiinurr
S"wvviv.v.vvv,w
H
OUSTON'
Metropolitan Ainuseincnts
s
Mr. and Mrs. W. J Hawkins, who j jarKer remaining schools for nrm plumi, cost new ?I50: t 1'nnl luurllig
, lme been vbltnng nt the home o ; aviators In tho country, has quietly vnr :t wnR'i: I top bugg) : I Do
.Mr and Mrs Frank Bailey for thej8tood tafk a l)crmltteil ,. - .XH. -"h2
liust week, left for their home at nr ,..,,1 mili.m nt Rockwell Floldi.... 1
"Etta Lotta Hammond Deggs
Has a form of Indigestion;
That she must leave for southern
points
Is a fact beyond all question.
Also, "Ima Golden Bacon
And Ura Cunningham
Will spend a month at Long Beach,
Where they'll hunt tho joyful1
clam." j
It states that "Will W. Upp ;
Left this morning in his flivver; ;
He hopes the breeze at Santa Cruz
Will right his upset liver."
And on, and on, and on it goes,
'Til it rouses all my ire.
And I jump up most mighty quick
And stick the Herald in the fire.
I've longed to go to Sunny Cal.,
But 1 can't afford the trip.
And I've been Just about knocked out
Since I had that dreadful grippe.
But I read the swellest item
Th'other evening in the news;
Now I don't get so daggum mad
As its columns I peruse.
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
DAXCIXfJ. SATURDAY KVKXIXf!
JAZZ MVSIC
STAR THEATER
TODAY
Select Pictures Corporation
y Presents
CLARA KIMBALL YOUXO
And
Her Onn Cottrpnny
In
"THE REASOX WHY"
Also
A Dandy Two Heel Comedy.
AdiiiUsion 10 anil 20 ecu Ik. Show
Starts 7::tO nml 9:1.5.
past week, left for their lionu
. Xapu. California, this morning.
; I)r. H. V. llallman, George Flntor,
Henry nnd Elmer DUIstrom and F. II.
1 Hutto art) In the city today looking
after business interests from tho
Klamath Agency.
Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Flint and Miss
Dorothy Flint were among tho train
! arrivals last night from Plerpont.
, South Dakota. They left on the train
i this morning for Chllonuin.
1
I County Surveyor C. T. Darley, who
j has been In the city for severnl days
1 left this morning for Bonanza. He
I expects to return when the members
! of the State Highway Commission
1 make their visit next week.
1 President J. W. Siemens of the!
I First State and Savings Bank left
. this morning for Portland where he
nlll attend a meeting of the Exocu.
; tite Committee of tho Oregon State
1 Bankers Association on March 13th.
j He expects to return early next week.
cers iinu cadets at kockwcii 1-10111
near San Dtego, 11111I at thu Aicadln
ballon school near Los Angeles, to
put on their shows. Now. having seen
all that tho others have to offer, the
March Field contingent Intends tn
present all the features of the pre
ceding programmes with some new
and startling additions
Spirals, sldo slips, nose dives, par
achute Juniis, mass formations, anil
all the variations or fancy flying will
be demonstrated, while all avallabln
types of alrplamM, from tho lumber
ing grasshoppers used for Instruc
tion to the graceful little scouts of
thu swifte.Ht style, will he used
As nn udded feiture. Lieutenant
Colonel William Thaw nml Captain
Edward V. Rlckeuhicker, will at-
I tend. It is announced bath will fly
The Chicago Cubs, who will he
west in training, will also meet n
team organized from the March Field
aviators.
farm liiipli'ineiits.
SALE BEGINS AT 1 P. M.
ON !
Thursday,March 20
All sums iimlcr $-0, ciisli; nil sums
otrr (ISO, mili-s on si-trn months'
time nt II per cent Interest. Fli per
rent discount for cash.
H. S. NEWTON, Owner
'. (,'. MLItHILL, Auctioneer.
LESLIE IHXiCKH, Cirri;.
New City Laundry
wi: (itAit..NTi:i: n it woiik
Shirts nml Collars I .iitiutt-r r
Wo nlso twish silk, mini nml r.
ortil kkm! let) uu Willi) Tr) ut
once nml lie i-ont luiisl Our prim
ire right. I'liouo 1.11.
.127 Fourth Street
I till' k of I'lrsl Niitliiniil ll.itik
Tr m n l r? TUT A TCD1 ''"e insurance companies have paid
t, IY1 f L. E. 1 HtA 1 LK SI 10.000.000 on account of Influence.
OREGOX CASt'ALTY LIST TODAY.
TODAY
Triangle Present
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS.
In
"THE HABIT OF HAPPIXE.W
A Movie Full of Pep.
Also
Itho X'etvs Latest Current Events.
Admission to & 15 cents Matinee
2.:S0. Evenings 7tS0 & 0.
Heed tlie warning nnd get n low cost
policy from Chilcotc & Smith. 1-tt
I feel a lot more cheerful,
And I don't get the least mite blue,
'Cause I'm going to California,
And Klamath's going, too.
- -Anonymous. ' MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
-njffiEEaOBaatoav?
Corp. George T. Meats, Eugene, dlud
of dlscaso.
See Charles S. Hood, Klamath I
Agency, the real estate agent. Hoi
will write your contracts and other i
legal papers. 12-tf
OUCH! RUB OUT
MOTION I'ICTURKb
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Merrill. Oregon
ARNOLD'S
Chili Con Carne
and Tamales
NOW OPEN
SI 1 E. Oth. Solicit Home Trade
P
lllll ,111
TS
CONTRACTING
IN CONCRETE
(Viuent Work of nil Kjtids
nml Hooting
Let Me Mnkc You an
Estimate
W. D. MILLER
Contractor
ESTItAY NOTICE
Came to my place last fall, one -
year-old steer; marked crop and split
in left car, under half crop in right;
also ono 2-ycar-old steer, marked crop
nnrl tinftnr lilt nnrl imhap lilt In rlc-lif
oar. No brands visible on cither un-l cn,1,, l0 ",,l(:h ",,,at tt" olUor rldl
HILLS RIIEI'.'MATISM SlI'FEREItS
T) EAT LIUSS MIMT AND
TAKE SALTS
Rlieiimatlsm Is easier to avoid than '
to euro states n well-known authority, j
Wc aro uch Isod to dron warmly;
keep the feet dry; avoid exposuro; '
oat less meat, but drink plenty of!
good water. I
Rheumatism U a direct tesult of
Imal. Owner can hnvo sumo by prov
ing property nnd paying expenses.
i:i-3t D. P. SHOOK.
ADLEK-I-KA DID IT
foods that pinduco uric add which
Is absorbed Into thu blood. It Is tho
function of tho kidneys to filter this
ncld from tho blood and cast It out
Oassengers
and Baggage
ANYWHERE IX THE CITV
gciciv sMtut'i;
REASONABLE RAILS
PHONE IH7
WesternTransferCo.
KV
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RUB PAIN, SORENESS, STIFFNESS,
SCIATICA RIGHT OUT WITH
"ST. JACOBS LINIMENT"
LIBERTY THEATER
"THE BEST IN PICTURES"
H. W. POOLE, Owner
AAMrAArMAAMArMAMMsrr
TONIGHT
Edith Storey in
"THE SILENT WOMAN"
"FRIENDLY ENEMIES"
FRIDAY
Virginia Pierson in
"QUEEN OF HEARTS"
COMING
"HEARTS OF THE WORLD"
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Admission 10c and 20c
A child ncfompiinjod by par
ent admitted free tvltli u 20c
ticket, iwcept Satiird.iy night
and Sunday night.
This Theater notr properly
Hen ted anil Ventilated.
Fumigated every night
.... . .. ... ..
I hu,l naln in thn nit of mv Htom-! "' "lu "rlM " WM or l"" ""'"
nch, no appetite, sour stomach und ! "ro also a means of freeing tho blood i
,vory much gas. Doctors could not of this Imptiilty. In damp and chilly
iLT , Thc.wLRST ;,lOT," of Al'!.or, '', iold weather the skin pores uiu clos-,
ka helped me."(Slgncd) Henry Wolp,' ... , . ., , , , ,
iLako View, lown. i '"' l'll,K wcuxk thu kidneys to do
One dose Adlnr-l-kii relieves sour double work, thoy becomo weak und
stomach, gas nnd constipation IN- sluggish und fall to ollmlnato thei
DiAjsij.i. nnipues nu in uppor anil' llre. ., wi,ici. iIOn,H ULCiimulntlni!1
lower bowel, (lushing ENTIRE all-' , . , . , "l,",u,alu",'
memory canal. Removes ALL foul' ","1 lmi,"tln thnl tl,n n)'!""!.
1 mutter which poisons systiiin. Often j oventuiilly floltllng In tlio joints nnd
, CURES constlputlon. Prevents ap- miiscles causing stiffness, soreness
penulcltls. We havo sold Adlnr-1-kn' ,, pn, (uI.(1 , IUU ,( Ihiu.
ninny years. It Is n mixture of buck-. ...,.., . , .,
thorn, ensenra. KlycorIne und nlnu Al ""' "rHl twl"K "f rbmiiimtlsin
other simple drugs. Whitman Drug get fioin any pliiumncy about four
Co. Adv .- ounces of Jail Halts; put a tablespoon-
, fill In it glass of water, and drink bo-,
foro In onkftiHt each moiulng for a
vAik, This Is said to eliminate uric,
ucld hy ytlmulatliig tljo lilditcyti to
uoi nml nitiou, thus ridding tho blood
of tlii'Ho Impurities,
! .lad Salts U liicxpcuslvo, hurmlesi
i and Is inadd fiom the nelil of urniifiii
You feel fine In a few moments. ,, ,, JuI com)InC(, wltl, ,.
, Your cold In head or catarrh will bo , ,, , , wUll oxeMmi roHUM
- KOne- J,W, clO8S0U ,,0,,trl,8 Wl" X thousands of folks who arc sub-
open. The a r passages of your head Jpct U) rplinnt,Hln AV,
will clear and you can breathe freely. t
mo more dullness, noauacne; no
hawking, snuffling, mucous ills-
I charges or deness: no struggling for
' breath at night.
Tell your drugglBt you want a mnall
bottlo of Ely's Cream Halm, Apply1
a llttlo of this fragrant, antlsoptic'
cream In your nostrils, lot It penotrutej
i thru every air rtnsBago of tho head;!
soothe and ho.il tho swollen, Inflamed t
mucous mombinno, and rollof comes
' Instantly. I
i It Is Just what overy cold nnd ca
tarrh sufferer needs, Don't stay stuffed-tip
and miserable. t I
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Telia IIow To Open Clogged Nos
trils and End Head-Colds.
LOOK FOR
TIIK RED BALL
TRADE, MARK
"Modfcm"
Firearms 6 Ammunition
Shooting EM
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'iiiiirooiHK
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I Cabinet
I Shop
t 10 Main Street
J Ooiieral Furiiltiiie llepilrlni!
. ut ItiMNiiiuihlu 'rlii"
? KITCHEN CABINETS
n Hpeclull)
A. Mauritsch
VVtWVVVVVVV .
wmsxmmsssm
t
j..;..;..;:;M
Mint Jel!
Try Mint
Jiffy-Jell
with roast
Iamb or cold
meats. It s
vastly better
than mint'
Bailee. Tf,y
Jiffy-Je
desserts with
their real
fruit flavors in essence
form, In vials. Each is w
rich in condensed fruit
juice that it makes a real
fruit dainty. Yet they cost
no more than old-style
gelatine desserts
fflffif
3mm
10 Flavor, at Your Grocer
3 Package for S5 Lenu
at rxi ca crrn
JLjm JrM-AA JT kJI jI j J Oregon Standard Purity and Germination
GARDEN SEED-Biilk and Package
Murphey's Feed & Seed Store
126 South Sixth St. Phone 87