DANGER IN DELAY
CARTER’S Bill
PASSES SENATE
U'THORIZEN CKRTIF1CATK
SI E OF THIRTY MILLION
1S-
SEE WHAT HE HAS DONE FOR THE CIO
Kidney DI m » m «* n An- Too Dang«-r«>us FEEUN HIN 1‘REROGATIVKN ARE
BEING ENCROACHED UPON
for Klamath Falls 1‘eopl«-
to Neglect
The great danger of kidney troub
les is that they get a firm hold before
th«* sufferer recognizee them
Health
is gradually undermined
Backache,
headache,
nervousness.
lameness,
.soreness, lumbago, urinary troubles,
dropsy, diabetes and Bright*« disi-as«*
i follow in merciless succession Don’t
neglect your kidneys. Cure th«- kid
neys with certain and safe remedy.
I Man’s Kidney Pills, which lias surd
people right here in this locality.
Judge W. M. Thomas, of Yreka.
Cal., says
"I used Doans Kidnet
Pills and am glad to sav that they
gave me relief. I was suffering from
kidney trouble for a long time, the
most annoying symptom being too
frequent passages of the kidney se
cretions. I also stiffen'd from severe
headaches and dizzy spells I was in
a bad shape when Doan's Kidney
Pills were brought to my attention
and I procured a box. I began using
them and felt better in a short time.
I was finally cure«! of the lameness in
my back and all th«» other symptoms
of the trouble entirely disappeared.
I have no hesitation in recommend
ing Doan’s Kidney Pills to anyone
suffering from kidnej complaint."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents.
Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Doan’s and
take no other.
But, Alas, He is Beginning to Reali««-
That lie Is a Dowu-aiid-
Outer
Baldwin is mad.
The Rt. lion
George T. Baldwin, formerly county
judge, builder of the high school,
chief booster of the booster club. Is
mad clean through. And why? Be
Fir**t Slop Tow ani the Completion of
cause It lias been Intimated that the
all Projects sow I nder
great dally that ho is s<*eking to «-s-
Construction
tablish here, and for which practi
cally all of the funds must be put up
by someone else, is f«>r his special
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benefit. Look wBut he has done for
WASHINGTON, 1». C„ March 2.—
Klamath Falls! Has not he gone to
The Carter Bill, which provides for
Portland and San Francisco ami
the issuance of irrigation certificates
strutted around with guileless news
to the amount of 130,000,000, the
paper men and gullible citizens of
proceeds of which
* to bo used for
those metropolises and told tht-m
the conipl .ton ot . pp roved irriga
that he was th«* bull of the woods
tion proj*. "s and > teir extensions,
In the Klamath country? Hasn't he
passed the Se n at« to/.ty and now
talked, talked, talked at home and
goes to the House of Representatives
abroad?
Hasn't he boosted every
for action. The passage of this
thing that would help Baldwin .* Why
measure is in compliance with the
of course, he has. What doos it mat
expressed wish of the President, who,
ter if he has declared time and again
at the solicitation of Secretary of the
that he wished the railroad never
Interior Ballinger, urged such a
cam«* to Klamath Falls?
Of what
measure on Congress. It is the first
consquence is it If he has declared
step that has been taken looking
that he made more money prior to
toward the clearing away of the mis
its coming, bringing with it. as it has.
takes that have been made by the
competition? What right has any -
Reclamation Service in undertaking
one else to come in here and try to
the construction of projects for which
jar hint loose from the man he bene
they had not the means ot carrying
fited so much—the farmer? Was not
to completion.
this city and county created for his
When Secretary Ballinger assumed
special benefit? Then, why shouldn't
bis office as head of the Interior De-
he have a special newspaper to sing
partment he found that the heads of
his prais«*s and boost his boosts?
the Reclamation Service had been
That is only proper.
carrying things with a high hand and
PORTLAND, Ore., March 1
The
Consequently he is mad clean
construing the reclamation act to
their own ideas. This resulted in people of Oregon. Washington ai.d through at this paper for daring to
the starting of work on a large num the P:«c>lic Northwest w> I i..tv .-•> intimate that he has only selfish in-
ber of projects and discounting the opportunity to see a ”.n «n-blrd" in terests at heart when he gets out
prospective accretions to the recla actual fight. Lots of us have read and hustles for tjie founding of a
about flying machines and it is the new daily paper, It makes no dlffer-
mation fund.
When Secretary Ballinger discov desire of every one to see one of ence whether it pays or not not to
ered this conditions of affairs, he was these soaring across country, disput him, for the other fellow must ntak<
It should be suffi
ed a halt on further new work and ing for space in the heavens with the the ends meet.
appealed to the President for his clouds, and making speed that will cient that he—the great, judge, presi
influence in the securing of the pass put the fastest bird in the worltP to dent of a bank, founder of the high
school. builder of a four-story brick,!
age of an act authorizing the issu shame.
:
There will be a big Aviation Meet booster front boosterviile, gives his i
ance of bonds, the proceeds of which
5, 6 and 7, approval. As long as he has taken j
were to be used in completing the at Portland on March 5»
projects already undertaken. Presi which will be the first chance that over the reins handed to him by his
dent Taft readily saw the wisdom of has been given the people of this i master, C. S. Moore, why should h«- i
Didn’t Moore
such action, and incorporated the part of the country to see this actual not do the driving?
marvel. People «ho talked of flying say that we must have a paper here
recommendation in his message.
I.
It is expected that it will meet machines five years ago were consid "that would^do our bidding.” That
with some opposition in the House, ered dreamers, but it is guaranteed ' would be sufficient.
And in the meantime, what right |
but not of such a nature as will de- by the busiue&s men of Portland who
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are back of the flying machine meet has anyone to kick on coming!
'eat it.
that unless there are genuine cross through with their money when they '
(The passage ot this bill means country and high altitude flights tick are told to do so? There must be
much to the Klamath Project.
It et money will be refunded. Charles a paper here that will do as it is told
definitely assures the land owners K. Hamilton, the daring aviator who. by the “higher ups." and it is only
—Jhat the funds necessary to complete operating a Curtiss biplane, holds the right and proper that the little fel
C. F. GOODRICH, Proprietor
the project will be forthcoming, and world’s records for high speed with lows paj' the fiddler while the man
Rest ii«- Trains En<oiint<-r Drifts Forty
that nothing remains to insure the a mile in 1:37, the world’s slow with the axe to grind dances.
Dealer in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
Feet Des-p in an Effort to
completion of the project except the speed, which is more difficult with a
These are the questions that are
Carpets. Rugs, Wall Paper
Reach the Keene
short-sightedness of the land owners mile in 4 minutes, will try to take agitating the noble and progressive
and Groceries
themselves.
the high altitude record at the Port . mind of the judge.
He asks and
Throughout that portion of the land meet. Because of the stillness answers them himself. But while he
Flue* Table Malt, 50 |M>un<la for ........................ • .75
project which the secretary has an ot the air currents around Portland, Is engaged in this pleasing task there United Press Service.
< >
EVERETT. Wash.. March i.
('offer, per pound........................... • • • • ..lac to .40
nounced will he completed is a con he believes he can do this.
are a few others who are playing the
Tea, |M*r pound ...............................
40« to .50
"Mall
train
stalled
in
mountains
>
<
siderable amount of land that has
Railroad rates of one and one- same game. These are the men who
Ntar Tobacco, per plug................
.45
not been signed up to the Govern third fare have been secured on all were inveigled into subscribing for wiped out by snowslide today.” This
Horseahoe 1Y>I mu -<-<>, jwr plug . . • • • • ............. ..
.45
broken
telegraphic
message
reached
ment. The owners have refused to railroads leading into
Portland stock in the newspaper company.
Spear Head Tobacco, pre ping
• • • • ............. ..
.40
the
Northern
Pacific
offices
here
this
Rice, per pound ................................ . Sc, lOc anti .11
do so until assured as to the cost of Rates extend to Medford on the They are naturally asking what they
Beans per |>ouii<l ............................. .............. Sc and .07
reclamation. Now that the secretary south and The Dalles to the east. are going to get for their money, afternoon. A relief train with all
Columbia Oat F1ak«*s, pi«*er fo chlnawaer in.
has announced that the price would Every person in the State will have what Interest they have in the con- the«avallable nurses, doctors and la
each package ........................... « • « • • ••••••
.35
not be more than $30, and as this an opportunity to witness this great cern and who is going to hold the borers. was rushed to the mountains
Violet Data, package ..................... • • • » • • • s s s a
.15
Violet Pancake Hour..................... • • • • • a s a a s a
sum meets the general approval of event.
J sack when the thing ‘ busts.” The immediately. The train referred to
.15
Is
undoubtedly
the
Spokan«*
lmal
pas
Rolled Data, In bulk, Itl pounds for .
i.eo
the land owners, it is more than like
Among those who will have flying ' men who are pushing into the field
< •
Dried Prum-s, 20 pountls for . . .... ................ 1.00
ly that every acre of land will be machines to take part in the contest this new paper have had several ex- senger which has been stalled near
Gold Dust .............................................
.25
signed up and every obstacle remov are several well known Portland bus perienced newspaper men here for Welling since Thursday, February 2 4,
with
thirty
persons
aboard.
ed from the path of completing the iness men who have made recent pur the purpose of taking hold of it. One
It is feared that the train with all
project.)
chases, and it is certain that the man had been in the business over
Highest Price Paid for Hides and Produce
dates of the meet will contain inany thirty years. He told them, as did Its occupants has been swept Into
ALL COIER D’ALENEN
interesting features of what has been all of the others, that It would be a the canyon by an avalanche of snow
.MOURNING DEATH accomplished within the last few losing proposition and that it could The rescue trains may be unable to
reach the scene on account of the
years in the manufacture of flying never last.
Of course, they knew
Nineteen Bodies Recovered and 30 In
drifts which. In many places, are
machines.
that in advance, and that is why they
jured, Many of Whom Will Die
forty feet deep.
were planning to buy the outfit "on
I.INEN PARALYZED
! time," and unload their holdings so
United Press Service.
Miss Rose Myers left Thursday
BY HEAVY WASHOUTS i as to let th«, little fellow, whose edu
WALLACE, Idaho, March 1.—All
for Midland on a visit with friends
of the Couer d’Alenes district is to Six Lines Entering Salt lj«ke Tied cation along the lines of high finance and relatives.
A. choice lino of invest
has not been so thorough, hold the
day mourning the deaths which oc
Up—Preparing to Resume
sack.
They
were
the
ones
to
stand
curred in the snowslides which wiped
ment» that will make
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out the towns of Mace and Burke. At
SALT LAKE, March 1.—Six lines the loss and foot the bills. The “big
tlio purchaser money
1 o'clock a total of nineteen bodies entering Salt Lake are almost paral- teilows" would reap the benefit. But
there
have
been
some
opening
of
had been recovered. Three Italian yzed by washouts. The Denver & I
laborers are the only persons still Rio Grande arrived today, being the eyes during the past few days and
missing. Thirty persons were injured, first train to reach here in twenty it looks as if the big fellows will
many of whom will probably die. Jas. hours. The Union Pacific and Ore have to foot the bill if it ever starts.
Rogers, who joined the work of the gon Short Line are preparing to re notwithstanding the fact that the Rt.
Hon. George has nodded his head and
rescuers when Mace was wiped out, ( sume operations.
pointed his finger. He is at last be
was caught in the second slide and
OGDEN, March 1.—The Espee of ginning to realize what nearly every
died last night. The funeral of the
ficials announce that it will be a day one already knew—that, he is past
dead will be held this afternoon.
before the Overland route between president and grand < xalted ruler
You Can Cure That Backache
here and San Francisco can be open many times over of the “Has Been"
This Mon* is pn*|nired to an
Pain along the back, dizziness, head ed owing to washouts. The track is club.
swer It.
ache and general languor. Get a worse at Loray, Battle Mountain and
The occaalon nuty I m * uliat it
package of Mother Gray’s AUHTRA- Winnemucca, where the Overland
UNIONISTS PREPARING
will—it’s our fluty to I m - really
J.IAN-LEAF, the pleasant root and train is stalled.
to supply, anil we can do it, tía».
FOR GENERAL STRIKE
1 erb cure for all Kidney, Bladder
and Urinary troubles. When you feel WASHINGTON BLOCKADES
With pleasure to you because
United Press Service.
of tin* size of our display, with
GROWING MORE SERIOUS
all run down, tired, weak and with
profit to you because of
EVERETT, Wash., Feb. 28.—The
PHILADELPHIA, I’a,, March 1.
out energy use this remarkable com
ability to sell close.
bination of nature’s herbs and roots. blockades of th«- Great Northern Rail Powerful influences are at work at
As a regulator it has no equal. Moth road are growing hourly more seri tempting to force arbitration of the
When the gift question
senta itM-lf, let M show yon
er Gray’s Auxtralian-Ix-af is sold by ous. A heavy snow is still falling street car strike before a general
easily we can match your Ideas.
druggists or sent by mail for 50 cts. and six trains have been stalled for strike Is called. All newspapers In
MRS. M. McMILLAN, Prop’r
three
days.
It
is
estimated
that
there
the
city
have
joined
in
a
general
de
Sample sent FREE.
Address, The
are 500 passengers on the stalled mand that a settlement be made.
Mother Gray Co., Le Roy, N. Y.
Modern improvements.
73 rooms and suites.
trains who are seriously threatened Unionists are preparing for a general
Sample
Rooms,
Bar
Room,
Parlors, Two Club
One of the surest ways to lose n with hunger. Further west the snows strike, but It is believed it won’t be
Rooms,
Etc.,
Fite.
friend is to lend him money.
have turned into rain and has re necessary to call it. The street car
sulted in two passenger trains being officials declare that, they won’t arbi
A horse may know a good bit with v.recked, although no injuries are re trate, but it Is believed that they will
For Higli-Gratfa- Jewelry
SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS
ported.
out a college education.
finally.
FOB THE RECLAMATION PROJECTS
The Cookerette
Cooks Without Fire
Will pay for itself five times a year in saving of
fuel. Saves more than half the labor of cooking.
Keeps the kitchen sweet and cool in summer.
Prevents cooking odors in your home.
Food cooked in it is more nutritious, delicious
and healthful.
GILLETTE’S FURNITURE HOUSE
WITH THIRTY PASSENGERS ABOARD
Goodrich’s Cash Store
M ason «.S lough
ABSTRACTERS
The Question
What Shall
It Be?
Lands
Ranches
City Property
Farm Mortgages
MASON A, SLOUGH
Lakeside Inn,
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