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HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
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KLAMATH FALLS. TUESDAY EVENING. JULY 28. 190S
DEMAND XEW WATER MAW
Utuumo coJI()Iiik commission np-
pointed to review the laws, the mi
During the legislative sessi.in of nulonal charge I mado that nil the
lft7 there were threo big fli..t - stalutei of the new stale ol OkLil.iw
the tnllroad commlrslon bill the
tanking code nnJ the .itor ioiIi- h
Iiir the Morm ivnter of .in main ill f
fficnt b'KlilntUo iiurrhuiM-i llie
rnllro.ul law us passed lt.uiH the iilliie loiiilltmliiK tln tml legal rn
ioilc linil demanded It In mh 'onl. to make them uniform in en
KtroiiR lours tb.it there nn no ilcn- croticd bills mill t lit legislative Jour
ma have been Invalldnted tin t-
ant Italic ttere mail.' Ik tin' torn-
inlniioti. It U alli'r.i'l. In III" enrolled
bills, kept In the seeietim of Mali's
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Ini; them
lials Tbi toiirts will lme in ias
Tin' banking de uim piKsol after on the iiii'fillini
n fashion, but the Irrigation rode wnh j
defeated by n narrow margin In tin. . , ,
house, after having been r,im,, "' J l'mU elthor .lend or
throuRh the senate, principally owtnB!;'h"rct-,1--;,ts; ,,,,0-b f "
to the stubborn tight or Kubll of J- -Neb. Is no sued for dhorc.
Jackson, who as the Mowed repre- "' husband, who charts
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Dt'lllUlllV li liait-VWvi ...icva.a !,.
southern Oregon, which were afraid
of the effect of the law upon their
perpetual and special privileged
Since that time, as before. Irriga
tion projects throughout the atate
have been retarded, hampered and
greatly Injured by the utter chaos of
the Oregon water law, but If there Is
any potency In the demands of the
people of the Irrigation-needing por
tions of the state, of the state grange,
of the natural resource conservation
commission and of other people and
business Interests which are now In
jeopardy because of the hopeless tan
gle In the water laws of the state,
there will be a new water law en-
actoi by the next legislature.
The atate grange Is pledged to se
cure the enactment of a water code
and the ltglslatlve committee Is now
working up sentiment for the bill,
having chosen the code bill defeated
by a narrow margin at the last ses
sion of the legislature. The conser
vation commission has appointed a
special committee to look after the
enactment of water legislation
01) ears old nud .Mm. Tow mend It
62 They were married as the re-1
suit of au advertisement In a mntrl-'
monlal journnl It is said that Mm
Towniend cannot remember thei
names of all her husbands without I
reference to n note book
POWDERED EGGS.
The latest official reports received
from the Atlantic item Indicate satis
faction with the powdered egg prep
aration which was added to the list
of preserved provision furnished to
the fleet on Its departure from Hamp
ton Roads. The article has apparent
ly met a real need and It has estab
lished Itself as a permanent Ingred
ient of the naval ration, under con
ditions which make It Impossible to
obtain the fresh egg, The only com
plaint made against the preparation
" in ode of the ships where thf
a expressed the opinion that fresl
j,;ki would furnish a better omelet
than powdered egg. A secret test
was made and It was found that the
criticism was based on Imagination,
and that, a a matter of fad,, It was
Impossible to tell whether un omelet
bad been made of powdered eggs or
of fresh eggs. The preparation has
served admirably not only in the om
elet form, but also when used In
cakes and puddings.
Not content with overtopping the
Eiffel Tower by a few feet, as will be
done by the Mutual Life Insurance
compan's 62-story building under
construction on lower Ilrohdwa, the
report now comes from New York
that plans are under way for n new
skyscraper which will pletci the at
mosphere to an elevation of luiio
feet, und which will bo nearly loo
feet taller than the insurance com
pany's structure
The big event of the week In the
field of politics will bo the Taft noti
fication meeting In Cincinnati today,
when the Republican nominee will
deliver his first speech In the cam
paign for the presidency The event
will be made an occasion for a big
Republican demonstration which will
be attended by Individuals and
marching clubs from many parts of
the country
Summer .Music School.
RETURNING PROHPERITV.
Reports from more than 30 states
Indicate that the long heralded bus
iness revival la making Itself strong
ly felt In the middle and far west,
while New England and the Atlantic
atatei are. recovering more slowly
from the effect of tho depression.
Manufacturers and dealers west of
Plltiburg report that the last two
months have seen a marked Increase
In the volume of business and pros
pects for the future are very encour
aging. In Chicago over 10,000 rail
road men have gone back to work
since the first of the year. Half of
the men the packers laid off during
the winter are back at their old
places. There has been a marked fall
ing off In the number or Idle freight
cars since the high mark which wan
reached In May. Reports from Mil
waukee, Duluth, Detroit, Cincinnati,
St. Louis, Kansas City and Denver aro
uniformly favorable. In all these tit
les men are finding good employ ment
and business is on the Increase. The
south also reports progress,
Every forenoon from M to 11:30
the following classes will meet In
the hall near the bridge: Sight sing
ing, voice culture, harmony and ap
plleJ music. At 6:16 In tho after
noon a special combination class of
sight singing and voice culture. Pull
course only 13, evening class II.
Every evening at 7:30 the rehear
sal for the comic opera. "Pinafore."
These rehearsals aro free. Pupils
ihould begin at once as tho first
work is very essential. The opera
will be given on tho lake, August 1 1
and 12.
Special Annoucemeiit.
At tho Monarch a complete line ot
fruits and melons of all kinds are re
ceived dally. Soft drinks, milk
shakes, lemonade sodas, Cragg wa
ters, ciders and sodas. Ladles in
vited to call and see our stock.
Goods delivered to any pirt of the
city. Phono 311.
OTTO IIEIDRICH, Prop.
BRIEF MENTION
Through an error charged to the
Mrs. C. II. Murray, of Webb City,
Mo., arrived here lunt night to visit
her nephew, E. J. Murray.
Iho Star Drue Store Inn Installed
a new fire proof safe
W. 3 Worden arrived home from
a business, trip to the railroad last
night
Watch for tho big Removal Sale
of tho BOSTON' STORE -if
llKHT E. WlTIIROW,
Vice President
At I in loais,
Seriulnry
Abstracting
Map, runs, Blue Prints, Etc.
Klamath County Abstract Co
Surveyors and Irrigation .Engineers
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Don J. 'ttMWAt.T, O,
President
Klamath Falls, Oregon
D.'WltMAMH. 0. E.
Treasurer
Veri
Incorporated November 28,
East End Meat Market
CRISLER & STILTS, Proprietors
Prime Beef, Veal. Mutton, Pork and Poultry
Kresli ami Cured Meats ami Sausages of all Limit.
We handle our meats In tho must modern way In clean
lines and mirroiinditiKi Try us and we will I mwt
happy to have jnu for a customer. Free Delivery
Statement of Condition
or the
Klamath County Bank
Klamath Fulls, Oregon
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RESOURCES
Iamiw niul DiHcount.s $3'lo.n.'n im
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FAMILY ORDERS
A SPECIALTY.
BREAD, CAKES,
PIES AND CANDIES
CITY BAKERY
ICE CREAM PARORS
MRS. R. M, SARTER, Proprietor
PHONE 315 OPPOSITE AMERICAN HOTEL
IJoiKlrttuulSoourltli'.'j
Kciil Katntt. ltulldliiKrt niul
Kixtiirtfrf
Cnsh nntl Slulit KxcIiuiiko
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$BHi.M!).Sl
LIABILIT1KS
Capital Stock, fully
Surplus and I'rollt.'i
Dud Other H:ml;n
Pt'posit.M
pulil
JlOO.OOO.oo
2l.7fi3.l
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'3I.205.4U
$5iir.04.5l
I. Alex Mnrtin, Jr .t'oiihlir of Un ui. , , .
Imllk, do nl llltily KYtrenr that tin nl , ,
in. ill it trim In I In. Ix-.t uf my know'. ,,.. ,, n .
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OFFICEKS
ALKX MARTIN
K. K. RKAMES
ALEX MARTIN. JH.
LESLIE ROGERS
President
Vlcc-l'rc.shlciil
Cashier
Ass't Cashier
Pioneer Bank of Klamath Basin
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TICKETS ON SALE
FROM
KLAMATH FALLS
TO ALL POINTS
Baggage Checked Through to Deitinatlon
Sleeping Car Bertha Reierved
APPLY TO
Southern Pacific
AT-
KLAMATH LAKE NAVIGATION CO'S OFFICE
MAIN STRUT, NEAR BXIDOK
T. A.K.FASSETT, - CITY TICKET AGT.
The Eldred Company
F. C. ELDRED, Manager
Bonanza, Oregon
Saddles, Harness and Supplies
We make a specialty of lirat-clais, jmnranteoil,
hand-made Saddles and Simps. Our .Saddles
have an established reputation.
Order From Everywhere Solicited
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HOTEL FOR KENT,
THE KICHELIEI'. THE BKST HO
TEL IN MERRILL, COMPLKTLH
FURNISHED. WILL LEASH TO
.... DESIRABLE PAim ....
Heavy Freighting Specldtv. Btggige Orders Are
Given Prompt Attention
0. K. Transfer & Storage
Company
Having upto-date oiano
trucks we solicit your
fine piano moving
Office N71
PHONES
Barn 873
KENYON S GRIMES, PROPRIETORS
MRS. T. A. BALIS, Merrill, Ore.
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CHAS. E. WORDEN
President
M. WORDEN
Cashier
FRED MELIIASE
Vice-President
The American Bank and Trust Co.
Joromo I
from Yroku
Cliurclilll la in tin- city
To niako room for new goods that
are now on the way we are disposing
of all Bccond'hand articles wo have
loft at prices Ichh than ioj Virgil
Son.
John It. iluiiiiiiond was In the city
from Dorrls yesterday.
See Doc Llghtbody for fine paint
ing and pspcrhatiglng. if
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CAPITAL, $100,000.00
Cor. Sib u4 Mala stnci
Elwood Steel Fences
GUARANTEED
We are in recent receipt of a carload of
the Famous Elwood Steel Fencing and
Poultry Netting in till widths. W,sU"Jj
ready to guarantee every rod of Elwood
Fence we send out
Geo. R. Hurn
Watson tS Van Sickle
PRACTICAL
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
100 Designs by Fred Hodgson, Cli I euro's
Leading Architect, to Choose From
Wo also furniflh plnnn und iipcciflciitionH by IIoiIiimhi at 1-3
regular price. Your imtronutrn cordially IIeItcU
DWELLINGS A SPECIALTY
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