APPAIVI Eli < IIAIIIM AN OF
were d««ply Indebted Io Western sen
PI BMC HEALTH 4 OMMITTEE
atora for tbelr votes on the tariff bill,
ir First Trial Proles HuHsfat tory I«
and those same Western senators
Doctor Hamilton, the local county
Meulis u Permanent Market for
It the Meut Gels the N I 0,000.000 will, without exception, be demanding
physician and health officer, received
tin*
Future
Rond l»»ue Il Will Ike (hilly
Eastern support of th« bond-issue
a tetter from A. C. H««ly, the secre-
Alter M Ntrcnuoil* Fight.
blit
Another delegation of Sliver l.ake , tary und treasurer of the Southern
----------------------------- -
ranchers arrived In the city Saturday Oregon Medical a «»(latlon Informing
Not wll hdmidlng the fact that I lie I BIN < 1’1 V WILL BE< <»ME
morning, having brought 388 head of him that he had been appointed chair
propost i! luauo <>f bonds for 110,000,•
COMMI IK Iti. .MKTR4 »POLIN
(Utile for J c Mltclmll. It consisted man of the (ommltlee on public
000, lu bo used In ((»lllplctlng (lie
of HI. Adams. J. H Cliff, W. Klt- health
The other members of the
(»■cluiiuil ion projects now under colt Portland Journal lionata the < lilcf
trldge, W. B. Ousley, Curly Stockwell, ((immittie are Dr Hhaw of Ashland
struct ioti. will have I Im support <>f
City of Noulliern Oregon.
Mr. and Mis. Walter Buick, Klnnear und Dr. Hester of Jacksonville.
President Tuft un»l th« »«nut« com-
Dr. Pickle of Medford Is chairman
The following editorial from th« Hul< k und Charles Pitcher. In speak
(UllU.'C HU li rigatimi, It la going lt>
ing
of
the
prdspectu
for
this
city
en
of
the social and entertaining com-
have 11 Hlremious I line III passing eon- columns of the Portlaud Journal give«
joying
the
trade
of
the
ranchers
of
niltteu,
with Drs. Seely and Lock-
gross. Thu follow III« dlspuich from »mne ld«a of th« favorable light In
the
Silver
Lake
country
Mr.
Ousley
wood
of
Medford as bls associates
It Is
Washington Indi» «tes that eastern which Klamath Fulls stands.
The ((»mmltte« on program and
s< nutors and congi «ssiiien un all umi)' I such faith In her futili»’ that U going m M
"We have bien keeping pretty scientific work Is as follows: Dr.
city,
as
tin*
Journul
this
ito
m«k<*
hinnlfestlna opposition to the plan
close track of affairs down here, mid Rwedenburg of Ashland chairman,
President Tufts' propesili I hut con trutlifully saya. "the commercial
the result has been that most of th« Dr Flanagan of Grant's Pass and Dr
of
Houtlieuslern
Oregon
"
gress »hull uulhorlz»’ the Issuance of ■net ro|H>lls
people up our wav t,:"
wlll come to gut her of Roseburg.
Falls
has
* A big sture ut K lanini li
910,000,000 worth <»f bonds In order
There are three associations In the
Kinmath
Fails
for
their
winter sup
lo lui «• uddlllonul tunda with whirl) und«rtnk«n a woithy «ffort to show
state
of Ortft>n formed by the med
plies.
With
most
of
them
the
thing
to complete «uvei min nl
IrilKUilon III»* resourcu* of Iti»’ country tributary
the
proj»Hts In <ourse of construcllcpi In lo thè town by sdtlng salde space for U an experiment, which, if It proves ical non, which recommend to
for
state
board
of
health
measures
satisfactory,
will
result
In
their
doing
<1
display
of
the
produci»
<>t
furili,
i he West lias already nut with UII-
the
the
«are
of
the
general
health
of
ull
of
their
trading
here.
The
roads
stop
and
mill
It
Is
said
ut
»
li«,
d.
u»ual ci IU i I miii In th»* ITuat. ami It is
people of the state. They are the Wil
dally becoming more uppiiri'iit I hut •lai I l»e display has surprl.u’d «ven are now In fairly good condition, and
lamette Valley Medical association,
that
new
we
uppr.
(
late
the
fact
that
the
mer
optimistic
settler
of
the leglalmliiti when proponed next the mo«t
Eastern Oregon Medical assocla-
the
chants
of
this
city
are
anxious
to
winter will be vlgoiously opposed In country.
and the Southern Oregon Med-
Hon
n«w
have our patronage or they would
Khimuth Fulls Is located In a
both seiiute mid bou»« of r«pr»»s«nta-
leal
as»o<
latlon. with headquarters at
ciiuiitry. with th« mllruud Ilm* less not do such good woik on the roads.
I Ives
✓
These different assocla-
Until recently the
"The party that came down here Roseburg
\ number of 111 fl (lent lui Eastern tian a year old
lions work and confer together, look-
ni’Wapapei s have criticized the pro «•(lien an» ((>n»lder«d fit only for with the .Mitchell rattle is going to
Ing after the health of the people,
th«
stockman
nnd
the
herder,
wl
’
h
tnke
back
a
great
d«al
of
merchan
posed bond lusile as unnecessary and
They are In an even better position
alfalfa
as
cheap
winter
feed
The
dise
Within
the
next
three
or
four
Inudl Isubie The»« paper» rcfi»’«t the
than the state officers to know the
sentiments of many Eastern men In old delusion seems to be fast disap weeks there will be many others
conditions
in the different cuunties.
pearing
Klamath
Falls
promises
to
come here, and the result wlll be
luitb bianche« of congre»» men who
and
to
recommend
measures for legis
nave never b< < n In u)mputhy w ith the bis on«’ the commercial metropolis of quite profituble to the business men
lation.
a.i
the
doctors
of the various
policy of iisluliuln« the Western Houthensturu Oregon, largely by rea of the city."
Once th«
Mr and Mrs Buick will continue cities under their care are almost
»I» a» i I » by government aid. nnd ut the son of Ila Ideal location
country
settles
u
large
population
on
to Ashland, where they will visit without exception members of one or
propel time the«« men wlll line up
will
<«nter
uboiit
the
place,
and
th«
wlth frl«nds and relatives lor the the other of the different associa
again«! »liui'i.i bond legislation
tions.
Their work cannot be too
town
wlll
profit
by
the
efforts
now
next f»w weeks
nil) be presented
highly < ummeuded. and they should
mud« to Induce settlement and proper
< anuí it Mill la-mi oppokHlon.
have tl e earnest co-operation of the
cultivation.
I »i'.l f.I l\(. Full M \ITI1!
Spenkci
Cannon unquc»tl»nubl)
people.
"An exhibit of fruits, grains and
will oppone tlx* bond propo«itlon He
In
Scarcely
enough
can
be
said
gra»scs kept constantly before th«
».»< (»lie of the IIK'Sl deterniltK’d oppo-
public will have the «ff ti o' encour 1 omniendailon of the work being done Hit.Il S. il< Mil. XXI»
lr Illa of th« reclamation bill when
It >8 ANZ V REPRESEN I Ell
aging diversified farming, of promot nt Dliy Prairie b: J. R. Edler. whose
It wu> before I lie bou«« mid, but for
ing more scientific cultivation of th« nl »’«’p rang« from Merrill to Harney
limi Exhibit in the S< I xhi I Display at
the powerful <-<>11 nt er-Influence of
soli and showing to the world the lake. The artesian well borer which
tin- Seattle Exposition
President IliMtsevelt, would have
mystifying results of th»* mixture of recently arrived by railroad is now
killed that measure, notw Ithstunding
in operation n-ar Kenn Springs,
sand nnd water."
Superintendent Dunbar has called
ut tl.ut time he I ad not yet become
Though Edler himself, as Is only the attention of the Herald to the
»peak» i
From Huit day to this Mr
right, will receive Immense benefits, fact that the High School and the
< aitnon ha» been opposed to any legls-
what It nx’iins to the settlers and school at Bonanza were represented
lutimi which would tend to peifeet
I-oiliestcaders of that banner flat can In the school work exhibited at the
th« national H-« lumai Ion law. mid al-
President Tuft of rhe United States hardly be estimated
Every spring A.-Y.-P. fair in Seattle. In speaking
ways I.» lin» b< ■ 11 successful.
und President Porfirio Diaz of M»’X* after the snow water dlsapirears, the
of the matter Mr. Dunbar said:
Mr Cannon, u» chairman of the ico mei und ex» hanged expressions of
gras« mid feed in that country withers
"The winning of the award is a
npproprlnt ions committee, when he good will Sut 11 »day. while the bands
and dies for In» k of water. The sbe»q' source of the keenest satisfaction
was fighting the Irrigation law, pre und cannons of the two «real repub- 1 lust leave, and the cattle soon follow,
me as a citizen as well as a worker in
dicted ll'Ht the time W'oulll collie u»-» joined tl« Ir echiM'« across the Rio
and save for an occasional stray band the schools of the city. In addition
when con«re«» would be ask«d to Grand«.
of horses no sto< k can feed there dur to the honor that conies to the city
inake direct appropriations for con-
Piesidcnt Diaz was met til the ing the hot summer months. Now,
schools equal credit Is due to the
Htructlag Irrigation projects, and lie Amerlcau approach to the interna- with the wells that Mr. Edler is sink
High School and the Bonanza school. '
declared 1.Is pur|»o«e to fight all such 11 lonal bridge by Secretary of Wai ing all this will b ■ changed For scv-
both of which were represented in
h elnlallon. The bond Issue, it is true, Dickinson, Brigadier General Meyer oral years past Mr. Edler lias used
the exhibit, The honor Is big enough
1« not In any sens - a drain upon the and Governor Campbull of Texas.
‘th;: prairie every spring for his lamb- for all. and will be an incentive for
Federal treasury, for It Is proposed
After being welcomed to the coun Ing ground, but has been forced I«
higher alms next time.”
to redeem the bond» out of the I'ecln- try by Seen-tmy Dickinson. Diiiz was move for lack of feed before the sum
■ nation fund
Ncverthr-less, Mr. Can welcomed In the name of the state of mer set In. With water and poss'blo
NyaFs Vege
non wlll enter objection, mid his op- Texas by Governor Campbell, and to Irrigation the land will be fruitful ail
table Prescrip
posit loll w ill cart y much Weight.
tion is Indicat
he city of El Paso by the mayor.
«■immer. The few homesteaders thee«
ed in ail ordi
Narrow Lastern tico».
The Infantry win drawn tip about (
Aui
be
greatlv
...
benefltted, as tbev
nary diseases of
I
women.
This
Lined up behind the speaker will the house where the meeting of the well know
In a few years this bar
remedy
never
presidents
look
place,
and
when
Gen-
be that strong Eastern dement that
ren tract, flat as n pool table, will be
dlanpp lints. Its
g .t:d effects be
1 as nev er nudel Stood or m ver b... »'inl Diaz arrived came to salute.
i(hanged from a desert Into a fertile
ing perceptible
Iteveil |n the Irrigation polle) of the
Captain Archibald Butt, the mili Kurden through the efforts of the
irom tavery
first. It is com
y.ov» rnttu’ui
Among them lire nmn tary aide of President Taft, emerged , biggest sheepman Jn Southern Ore-
posed of the
w L< believe ilm government should from the house as the brilliant en gon.
pure ,t and the
have left the reclamai Ion work to the tourage arrived at the block, and es
most
reliable
The
part
played
by
the
sheepmen
In
i
druge;
mercu-
d-itos; thoM* who believe private (•••■ curled President Diax from Ills car H e colonization ( f this coun’try has
rln'.a,
opiales
t»’i;.rls»’s alone ahould huve undei - riage to the pn sente of the president* scarcely been 1» cognized, yet they
and other har
mful drugs be
tuk» il Ih» reclamutlon of the dcscit, of l lie United States.
have made the way easier for the
ing
excluded
President Taft grasped President farmers 11 nd ranchers who have fol
nnd those who tukc the nar.ow vie .v
The many dis
concerting
In-
timi thè government ahould noi ent -r Diaz's hand warmly, told him how lowed. In the history of the West
fluences to
upon a poli,')- whlch wlll benefit cui) «Ind tn- was to welcome him In the they have been ever Conspicuous,
which
woman
Is
constantly i
«>ne sectlon of ih»’ country.
name of the people of the United mid in the eolonl ;atlon of Southern
s'tbj ctod
ren- j
I _
Ilefore thè Eastern peadmlnt- o States, mid expressed the hope that Oregon Dave Edl r has done mole
der her liable,
-inctional disorders that
objei tors ran lie won over or a milt tie cordial relations that hud existed 1 an I.Is share and dune It well.
not only tend to destroy- her comfort
ilont number <>f them to milk ■ the for so many years between the two
and happiness, but which graditali)
hi-nu Issue a possibility. 11 campaign great republics of the westers heml-
" II S'erv' " ’(I. fl. Id manager of merge Into chronic 1 and serious dis-
eases.
Ilf Clini lit Inn must be carried on nt sphere would continue for ages to 1 'e Washington creamery of !’»
NyaFs Vegetable Prescription Is
without a peer for the successful
land. Is in the city for the
I- >tli ends of the cnpltol, mid Illese t.llh 1,.
treatmnet of female weakness, pain
President Diaz, who speaks English '""^Ing oxer this county as a p'ns fill and disordered men.strutation.
no 1. miint be mndc io understand that
b
*
pri.< tieni business methods call for with fluency mid accuracy, replied In l,,-,',*v’‘ dairy section, lie has spent hysteria, cramps, "bearing down
pains," inflammiitlon and falling of
three days traveling through the .M«r- the womb.
ill* Imini’dinte use of mon» money I he smile happy Vein.
This is a remedy of
w
than Is nvallnble In the reclamili Ion
Half mi hour later, or shortly be rll country , r.nd la convinced that sterling .worth.
tin
re
Is
no
locality
In
Oregon
equ.ii
fund net nl the present time.
fore noon. President Taft emerged
\pl Retort From XV cm I.
from I.Is temporary residence, erossi’d to this for dull ) Ing. lie expects io
Cor. 7th mid Main Streets
If the sectional line Is drawn, W»«ri- the International bridge, nnd was re r» main for several di»>s long”i- prose- Klaniatli Falls .... Oregon
ceived In his turn by President Din. e King his investigations.
A h III».’ Mi'Xhun chief had left ’ i-
i
A deed was placed on record Fri
soldiers on his sld»’ of the l iver when
da) conveying from Colonel W. A.
I 1« iiime visiting In the United H'ates,
Ilolnblrd to Mrs. E. II. Harriman the
.-o President Tuft dropped bls ml’l
lot at the corner of Eighth and .Main
tmy escort nl the bridge approach
' st reels.
pelled to bow to the demands of the end rode over the Itto Grande r.<-
East before that measure could be eonipanled only by his military mile,
I ST1: AA
I
passed. Having made that concession f'aptuln Hutt.
Long, sllnf bay horse, branded S
The (•»•ii’mimicH In Juarez wen*
io Hie East llie West will di’iuand n
ern senators and represent ath eu
I ri.bably will nmk« use of th»* fact
’lint the tariff bill passed nt the re.' IM
>» avion was n measure manifesti! l»i
) ■ mer benefit to the East tliuti t'l
t1« West; that th»’ Wi’st was com
I
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST TRUST <» SAVINGS BANK
at Klamath Falls, In the State of Oregon, at the close of business,
September 1, 1909.
DOLI.ABH
Il ENO I I« EH
9 51.734 55
Loans and Discounts
.............
Bonds, securities, etc
Banking house, furniture and fixtures
Due from approved reserve banks
Checks and other cash Items
Cash on hand
................
350.78
2.150.74
2.491 42
900.78
3,8(19.77
I «1,498.01
Total
=
DOLLARS
l.l A iill.ru EH
I 25,000.00
Capital stock paid In
...........
Undivided profits, less expenses and tax -a paid
Due to banks and bankers ............
Individual deposits subject to check
Demand certificates of deposit.........
Time certificates of deposit. ..........
Savings deposits ..................................
1,598.59
38.17
19.457 48
70.00
7.585.00
7,748.80
t d 1,498.04
Total
State of Oregon.
)
County of Klamath,Iss.
I, J. W. Siemens, cashier of the above mentioned bank, do sol
emnly sw«ar that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowl
edge and belief.
J. W. SIEMENS, Cashier.
Correct—Attest:
G. W. WHITE.
GEO. T. BALDWIN, Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before methis 9th day of September, 1909.
P. L. FOUNTAIN, Notary Public.
M ason &S lough
ABSTRACTERS
A. choice line of invest
ments tlint Acrili make
tlio purehfiser money
Lands
Ranches
City Property
Farm Mortgages
MASON &. SLOUGH
OREGON CALLS:
“More People”
Pass the word to your relatives and friends to come now
Low Colonist Rates
ToOregon will prevail from the East
SEPTEMBER 15 TO OCTOBER 18
VIA THE
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co.
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(LINES IN OREGON)
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Deposit the amount of the fare with the nearest O. R & N. or 3. P.
Agent and ticket will be delivered in the East without extra cost.
Send us the name and address of anyone Interested in the State for
Oregon literature.
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Heating Stoves, Household Utensils, Guns
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and Ammun.tion, Cutlery—in fact every
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UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY F
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Agents celebrated Ell wood Fences—
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and everything the farmer needs.
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Five loti, sign ly location. SI
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<’n n Ionti 9750 in the (•«al
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A 'urge r«sld’tic ». fi-e lot f '•••’ $ 444444* 4*4*444*44*4* 4444*4*4*44*4*4 *
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Three cottage« <>n three lots Rnvu
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M XN’IN A SI.Ill till
N«>1 K E.
return fiivor on this Irrigation bond pi'i.etlcally fdenlliiil with those !n El iho Shook brand on left shoulder.
late
Parties wtublna sairet»r»i«n
bill. That argument, even such lead '•a I. except Hint Instead of receiving Reward will be pni»l for Information »’Icare» call on or write.
ers as S-nators Aldrich, Hale mid th” otlb lnl res|>ect« of General Diaz, leading to his recovery. Shook Ranch.
W W MASTFN.
Klailiud' (»il» I »r.
¡Dairy, Oro.
10-21-tf
it Jtf
Ciane »'annoi ov »rlook. for those men Mr raft paid Msov’i.
Geo. II. Dunham and G. C. Prici
William Shook, who brought In a
of Everett, Wash, are In town look
tine bunch of Klamath county mi.les
ir.g over the farming land here.
Friday, returned home Saturday.
L. Brannon was down from Fort
P. E. Lewis and Ben Uallett of
Odessa are in town.
Klamath Saturday.
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