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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-29
HARTMAN Is TREATED
FOR SPINAL TROUBLE

Boston, Sept 29--The most expert
surgeons in the world are treating Ed
ward H. Harrisman, who is in a hos
pital in this city under care for spi-
nal trouble the exact nature of which
is unknown It is not, however be-
leved to be serious
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-29
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COL. STEWART BLAMES
HIS FORT GRANT EXILE.

Q Washington, Sept 29.ICol.
. Stewart, the sO-called American
. Dreyfus, appears before the
. army retiring board today. If
. given a chance he says he will
. show that If his heart is weak
. or he IS disqualified in any 9TH
. er way It is due to his enforced
. exile at Fort Grant, Arizona.
. Charles Stewart, a brother of
. the colonel, and a prominent
. attorney of San Francisco, Is
. here in behalf Of Colonel Ste
. wart and declared 1t could be
. proved positively that the col
. onels health was excellent when
. he was sent to Fort Grant. He
. says the colonel was examined
. at that time and will produce
. the records of administration.
0 orders were issued today sum-
. moning the retiring board to
, Washington barracks to witness
. the examination which is to be
. conducted by Col William II.
. Arthur, Major Guy Leddie and
, the other medical members of
, the board.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-29

parties presiding.
Double quartette, campaign songs
interspersed between speeches.
Speakers
Hon. w. p. Elmore, candidate for
presidential elector, prohibition party
Hon George II. Rogers, mayor Of
Salem, republican party.
Prof. Kirkpatrick, writer of eco
Monies, socialist party.
Captain Samuel White, candidate
for presidential elector, democratic
party
Band music, national airs, "The
Wearing of the Green" "Marseilles
Hymn" etc.
Thursday evening will be turned
over to the Elks and great prepara-
tions are being made by tn order to
make it the banner evening of the
fair. Those who remember the parade
and the antics performd by the Elks
last year are looking forward with
pleasurable anticipation for a repeti-
tion of last years success.
1lHc MUSIC,
Among the most pleasant features
of the programs being rendered at the
fair during the afternoons and eve
nings is the vocal music furnished by
local talent. Several excellent num-
bers were rendered Yesterday by the
male quartet comprised of Akers,
Landers. Ownes and Welles, while this
afternoon and from this on, the male
quartet will be assisted by a mixed
quartet, the personnel of which is as
follows: Mrs. j. S. LAnders, soprano;
Mrs. 5. \. Lowell, alto; Prof. ]. S.
Ianders, tenor, and superintendent
Frank Welles, base.
In addition to the numbers by the
quartets, Mrs. Landers, Pendleton's
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-29
ARMY AND NAVY
WILL FIND VOICE
BRYAN ASKS COURTESY
FOR RIVAL CANDIDATE
General Miles and Admiral Schley
VIII Stump Indiana for Democratic
Ticket-Bryan Asks Lincoln TO Re-
move Bryan Banners When Taft
Comcs-Sherman and Kern Meet
in Chicago.

La Porte, Ind, Sept 29.-The dem
ocratic state committee was today
advised that General Nelson a. Miles
and Admiral w, 5. Schley will stump
Indiana for Bryan. They are expect
ed to travel in a special train.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-29
.
QUINN Is DECLARED
NOT GUILTY BY JURY.

. William Quinn, charged with
. connivng at his wife's prostitu-
. tion, has been found not guilty
. and liberated by the jury in the
. case today. The case of Quinn
o has occupied the attention of
. the circuit court since yesterday
. morning. The case was con-
. cluded his afternoon, Judge
. Bean charging the jury immedi-
. ately after the noon recess.
. At 2:15 the jury was sent out
. to agree upon the verdict and in
. les than half an hour the verdict
. OF not guilty was brought fourth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-29
.P|NCHOT CAR
Of THE WEST
Policy is Bitterly Scored by
Delegates to Albuquerque
Gathering,
ATTACK OF ROOSEVELTS
FORESTER Is BITTER

Threatened Disruption Of National Ir-
rigatiOn Congress Over Bitter War
on Forestry Service-Friends OF
Administration Say Attack Is Made
by Cattle BarOns-Roosevelts
Friends Attempt to Squelch Threat
ened Trouble.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-29

Morton, s; II. b. Gillette, s; Frank
Niece, s.
1t is admitted that the above is not
IA complete list Of those indicted, the
names of the remainder being with
held pending arrest.
Evidence to Convict.
"These indictments" said District
Attorney Phelps this morning, rep
resent all the cases that were brought
before the grand jury and upon which
there was sufficient evidence 10 con-
vict The state is now ready to try
these cases out and is prepared to
convict every man upon every indict-
ment."
When the warrants of arrest were
served upon the accused men by the
sheriff and his deputies this morning
they were notified to appear in the
circuit court at 1880 this afternoon
for arraignment
Jury Stll Grinds.
Contrary to the general impression
the grand jury has not yet completed
its work but is still grinding away.
This morning District Attorney
Phelps intimated that the jury will
probably remain in session all the
week. apparently 1t has disposed Of
the bulk of the prohibition cases, but
II is still open to information upon
that subject and besides there are
several cases of a different nature, yet
to be passed upon by the seven men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-29
HUNDREDS Of INDICTMENTS: II G..
RETURNED BY bHiHaU iiiiii.j il JURY
Farmer Jurors Have No LenenCy for Blind PIG" Operators
Phelps Prediction Fulfilled

Joseph ndctment-Othas In Proportion
Defendants waive Arralg
bic S5OOOO-rand
Jury stI AZ and Expected Complete Labos Until satur
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-29

Returning nearly 800 indictments
against violators Of the prohibition
law the grand jury has taken It's first
pass at the blind pig" business.
The indictments were presented to
the court last evening and at 2 o'clock
this afternoon Judge Bean fixed bail
FOR the accused men.
Though 1t was freely predicted that
many indictments would be returned
by the grand jury, yet the bringing
In OF so large a number at one fell
swoop came as a strenuous blow to
those interested.
Seemingly the grand jurors regard
ed 1t as their duty to accept Judge
Beams charge to render indictments
in every instance where they were
convinced the law had been violat-
ed
OF those indicted, Joe Sullivan,
who is said to own the Brewery and
Moffat saloons. heads the list with
SO cases booked against him Next
to him is NJ. II. Gillette Of Echo, with
a total of 2S cases. Several men are
charged with "a indictments each
and Of the cases that have been made
public, there Is not one where a sin
gle indictment was returned
$1,000 Bail Each.
In setting bail this afternoon Judge
Bean announced that for the present
H.. stsf11 af
each charge with the proviso. that
where one person is charged with
two or more violations he shall be re-
qured to give bail FOR but two. This
means that those indicted must fur
nish $1,000 bail each.
While some of the ldicted men were
in the court room this afternoon, |
none of them were called upon to
plead. Through their attorneys. all |
waived arraignment and asked for !
bail Judge Fee, win NJ. Peterson, !
b. c. Richards and J. T Hinkle ap-
peared as legal representatives, Judge |
Fee represents the Echo men and |
stated they would be in court tomor-
row.
Possible Pcnakics.
Under the law the maximum fine
fer violating the prohibition law is
$500 and should all of the defendants
he prosecuted and convicted upon all
the charges now standing against
them Judge Bean could impose fines
that would aggregate in the neighbour
hood OF S150000. Furthermore, the
law provides that Imprisonment shall
be compulsory after the first offense
and should the maximum Jail sem
tencc Of 30 days each be administered
the men charged would have to serve
an average of nearly a year in Jail.
The Indictments.
The indictments against the blind
pig" operators were returned by the
grand jury last evening But owing
to the fact that some of the men ac-
caused were not in custody or under
bail the names Of those charged with
violating the law were withheld. This
morning the following indictments
were given out the number after each !
name being the number of counts
against that particular party:
Joe Sullivan, SO; Tom Moffat "a; !
Van Goodwin, "a Dee Matlock. s:
Guy Matlock, s; O, d. Saunders, s;
John Schmidt, IL; NJ II. Gillette of
Echo 2S; oscar Stone, II; Thomas I
Murrell, 2; William Bogart, IA; r. !
Keegan, II; Henry Noble, I; Ben &
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-29
: + *+%+ +***

With a larger and more enthusias-
tic crowd than yesterday and with
weather as near ideal as it is possible
to be, the second day of the fair is
now in progress. Bigger and bet
ter than ever before" is the express
sion heard on all sides.
The entries closed az noon today,
the last exhibit has been put in place
and the completed fair is now in full
swing Not q hitch has occurred so
far to mar the pleasure or the success
Of the event.
The bread and other perishable eX-
hibits will be judged this afternoon
or tomorrow, while the livestock VIII
be judged Thursday. The livestock
parade will be held Thursday morn
ing at 1890 and this promises to be
one of the big features of the fair
Every animal on exhibit that, can
possibly be paraded, will have a place
in the big march.
The remainder of the exhibits will
oe judged and the prizes awarded just
as fast as the books can be placed in
shape and the judges can do the
work Clerk Fitz Gerald and his as
sistants are now busy getting the
books i'm shape.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-29
Tomorow's Program.

TOmOrrow's Program.
Tomorrow is Political day and the
is the afternoon program:
900 p. M, band music. Yankee
Doodle" America" "Star Spangled
Banner"
County Chairmen several political
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-29

A rolling stone gets a lot of hard
knock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-29
NInnN PiOnCcrs NttCnd.

This was pioneer day and was nota-
bic for the large number of pioneers
present from both Morrow and Una
tilla counties as well as by the in
teresting program of the afternoon.
The principal speaker of the day
was the Hon. j. ID. Lee of Portland.
Lee was uperntendent of the penj-
tentiary during the Geer admnistra-
tion. Later he was secretary of the
Portland Board of Trade and at pres
ontshe is one of the republican pres
idential electors.
Having been born in this state 60
years ago of parents who crossed the
plains in 1S47, and settled near Eu-
gene when the only person living in
that part of the valley was Eugene
skinner his selection for the princi-
pal speaker was eminently fitting.
Not being personally acquainted
with many of the pioneers of this
section of the state. he did not in
dulge in "reminiscences, leaving that
part to Colonel j. II. Raley and
Judge Ayers. He confined his re-
marks chiefly to a discussion of the
pioneer spirit and its effect upon the
state of Oregon.
In addition to the speaking pro-
gram and the vocal selections by the
two quartets, the following very ex-
celent program was rendered by the
De Caprio band:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. a. ;
Land Ohicr, al lskcvicu. Oregon Jun.
s, 1905. Notice i- hereby given that
William Alter, Otry. oi Dpui-, Calitur
mia. who, on April -. igOS. made home.
stead entry No. @Hs7. Tor w, NWt.
81, NWi,. NJ. swi.. Section i.,
Township u :, Range ! T., Willamrt,.
Meridian, has hlri motto, oi intention
To make flnsl Five Year Proof. 10 ..
tahlish claim to the land above dc-crib.,i
before County Clerk klamath County,
nt his Office, Klamath Falls. D,.gpn, on
the iih day Of August. l1o-. Claimant
naEIe- n witnesses; EsIi- Morgan, Of
Keno, Oregon, Richsri k.arns. oi Dor.
ris California; Edsari Btady. Of Dorfi-.
Josiah u. Otcy. ~ Doris,
California. Gs
J. y. WAr.oS, REGISTER.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
kolice For Publication

Department Of the Interior, 4. s.
Lani Office, Lakryiew Oregon, May II.
1908, Notice Is hereby given that AIb.r,
Harrison, Of klamath Falls, Orryon.
who, on Nov s, 1897, made timber and
stone application, No. IOl5, Tor SEIi
SWI5, Section -, Townsiie 81 =.
Range 8 f., win. Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention u make Final Proof
to establish claim to the land above de.
scribed, before County Clerk klamath,
Co., at his office at klamath Falls, Ore.
on the llth day Of August, 1909,
Claimant names as witnesses: John q
scballock, Of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
7. j. Staten. OF Klamath Falls, Oregon
Albro JamisOn, Of Klamath Falls Ore.
eon, WIN. Carlisle. Of Klamath Falls,
Oregon.
j. n. WATSON. Reeitter. 5Is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
pFsroRAuoS TO ESTgY oF L,Sp, IS

DFsrORATIoN To ESTRY OF L,Nps ~
N Saunrsl Forest. NOtIcv Is hereby given
that the tsnd. dt,cfIh"i below. rmbtsr.us
litO scfrs, ~ wiihiuihc CasrhiH National Forest,
oregon, will D. subject to s'ffIemsut Aud rU
try under the provisions ui the h"turligai
laWs ~ the United states aud the scI ui
June H. I1.i, %, stat, ISL ~ tue United states
Land On.Cy a. Lakc.lvs, oregon, gu AuEgst
,ih. ips Any settler no Nss scinsliy sod IN
good faith claiming auy oi sid lsnds tor sgfl'
cultural purposes PRIOR 20 January !, i9oi, ani
has not sbsRiouri sane, Las preference
right to msE, = bumrftrai entry Tor the lanis
seiualiy occGp.ci. said .ausis Nctr listed up,
uu the AppiiUa'ious 5i lhr prr,ons mcut Du~I
bclor. who have rfei,Teug" rght sub icst ."
the prior right Of any such settler, provided
such settler % applicant u qus,ihsd 70 mss"
homestead eniTy sHd tie preference TgAt 10
exercised pT40T TO August tIh, ily-. on which
date the land. Will b- subject to settlement
and entry by shy g4alihcd I-fsOn. Tb' lands
are a. follows The 2 Ei Of ~ ~. -"y -. tie
hi Of Nv ~, 500 =, iistgd mon application
oi J.s,e y. Rose. -, klamath oregon. the : M
oi SW ~, the ~ qf Of ~ ~. Tue Li 70. Nw
~ 1i sN az. sec -. upon aPpHgston Of -brs'
msu A Brown. Port klamath. oregon. tho sW
qT Of ~ qf. the ~ ~ o! So 90. Sc q. the D. ~
oi nv qf, Sc -, upon application Of Pred q
Noa w. Ftli hhUa'ut 'ffhoAH lhF = W 90 w
AZ. sec 20 .. =. kcE. " Hrt. upon aypllca.
.,Ou OF Daniel -. Bsggu, ~. KlAmsih. Oregon.
un-ufYs!vd, appf, SlinaisIy SC y, 7 ~ 2s.EG|
4, beginning ~ q point ~ chain, tou,b ~ ~
corner OF sec 81. I 81 s,ksl-2E. thence n ~
chains, thence south o. cAalns, tbeuo- " 80 .
cEaiu., thence ~ chaius, thence D. 10 Chsibs. I
theme. \ % chains to point Of beginning upon I
application Of Roy X Hise. - KIauslh. Ofr.
gon surveyed, the " hi Of hi So - Z > $.
RISE. ur0n application Of J. l.. Poole. Epslsad.
oregon. alleging settlement 1904: the sw az Oi
~ ar Of zee 10, T2J :, X 10 E. upon spplIca,
lion oil l. Howard, HO,lAHd, oregon. the ~
~ Of NJ qr. the " hi oi ~ o. sec Is. the Sw
10 Of NJ az, sec 2!, ! ~ :. n 10 h.. upon syp.i.
alton OF John Elder, FIingyillc, Oregon: the
L Ei Of ~ az Of ~ ar. See S. the hioi ~ ~.
section ST 2is,K 10 b.. upon application oi
leo. Solan. EOsiand, oregon,
FRED BENNETT.
Commissioner Of the General Land one.
Approved May -. Is~
FRANK PIERCE.
First Assistant secretary oithc Interior
Lists s!7. ~, 1913. liS2, i5IJ,II Gil
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06

MATERIAL GOING TO WASTE

Agitation for the removal of the tariff on wood pulp
denunciaon of the chimera of paper trust proestatons
the part Of manufacturers Of the growing scarcity of
wood available for paper making, all call attention to the
fact that the materials for thousands of miles of paper
annually go to waste in America.
practical paper maker recently called attention a
few of the of enormous waste when speaking of
the number of materials in Americas refuse heap which
are worth while considering promising substitutes for
wood pulp.
The northwest annually produces million and half
tons of flax stalks which not used for anything
That amount of waste remains after the twine makers
take all they want It makes excellent paper.
The farmers in the south burn plow under thirteen
million tons of cotton stalks every year. That which is
powed under not wholly lost for enrches the soil to
some extent, but not so with what goes up in smoke
Five hundred thousand tons of fiber have been adherng
to cotton seed every year. 1t has been fed farm stock
along with the seed and has done the stock good Cat
tie and sheep do not like the fiber and the seed cake bet
ter without it. machine has been invented, which, it
is claimed will seperate the lint from the seed Paper
makers think they can use it.
Nobody knows how many million tons of cornstotks go
waste but quality they far ahead of cotton stalks
and it is believed they can be made into paper although
has not yet been done on commercial scale
Paper making from straw is well established industry
Bookbnders use thousands of tons of strawboard The
straw which goes waste in western wheat fields would
bring fortunes if made into paper.
Lists of brous woody plants suitable for paper
almost without limit but only few may be had in guam
tity sufficiently large to be worth considering
The time has yet when it is absolutely neces
sary that substitutes for wood pulp be found but it is
coming The forests still able to furnish materials for
paper but thy cannot continue to do for great many
to come at the present rate Of cutting and growth
Makers of paper anticipate scarcity of pulp wood and it
this which prompts the active search going for
substitutes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
SUMMONS

In the titrnit Court Of the Sig'" nl
OREGON. tot H., County ui klamath,
Bertha Il. Conner, Plaintiff
Daniel Il. Conner, pcirndani,'
To DANIEL Il. Conner the above named
defendant: You are hereby required Y"
ppp,,T aud nnsacf the complaint h'rd
against ,uu In the Hh"vc cut,tlcd suit
on nf before the - day oi July lpoN, hr'
iur the last day ui H." time IN tie ordrt
oi the publication oi this summons the
first publication thereof hcinf on tho ~
dny ol June iNS aud Il You fail ." I"
appear aud answer, ior want thereof the
plaintiff will apply 10 III" court i"f the
relief prayed ior IN the complaint here
In TO wit; For u decree di-solyins the
bond. oi mnifimony existing between
plaintiff aud defendant: iof the care
aud custody oi infrnc '. Conner aud
the costs aud disbursements oi this suii
and Tor such other aud further relief ~
to the court may seem jus, and equitable.
This summons /. served by pubh'
cation thereof in III. Evening Herald hy
aricr ni the Honorable ]. u, Hnihth ]
County Judge oi klamath County, ore .
run, made, dated aud died Ia tn, suit .
At klamath Falls. Oregon, On the II oi F.
June 1905. which said orlrr " ~. .
Iuircd that summon. IN this suit hr .
once week Tor rcfi"l "i
~ successive aud consecutive weeks
rom the II ni June lss.
II ". krurr, Il
r.! Attorney ioI llainiin
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
For Sale Homestead Relinquishmens

For Sale Homestead Relinquishment
Four and one.hali miles from Merrill,
Oregon; IGO acres fenced, 20 acres in
cultivation, Of which IL acres 10 in pota.
toes, II acres rye, acres barley. balance
IN wheat. Small house and barn. good
well, team Of sorTel mares, weight $3.50
pounds. One fine Percheron colt, har
ness, new studebaker wagon, 80; two
mich cows. one calf, one yesrling heller,
three brood sows, " chickens. new 30
iooth harrow, II inch plow, two stoves.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
Dissolution of Partnership

Notice is hereby given that the part.
ncrshiP heretofore existing between
seeh"rn and Estes. as proprie,oy II the
American Hotel, is this day dissolved.
W. +. seehorn assuming all debit and
collecting account. dur S,ih firm.
". T.. srrHoRs
June 3' 1903. VI. A. Errrs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
Notice

All accounts IN. me must b. ,.,tlcd
10y note or cash within thirty dsy- or
they will bc published and sold u, pub.
lie auction To the highcs, bidder.
q. y. Will.on.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06

household furniture. dishes and other
things too numerous TO mention. Price,
$500. Would he cheap at three times
this price. Enquire Of
T.. T.. Frcm,
Merrill, Or.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
Merrill. The town w'thou, q boom.
r.. FITCH,
Merrill, Or.

Every singer and everyone who has a
fair voice, and those who are interested
In music ought to attend the Summer
Music School.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06

FOR SALE-Onr pony driving team,
well broke To- saddle aud harness
gentle good travellers, Also harness
and buggy complete. Address B"N ~.
OF call a, til. Office.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06

ntfAkiltNT OF THT INTERIOR, gYsss.L
iAsb oFti'r. Warrington. u. a., MAY q
ls1, NOTICE. ~ hEFfuHATIus ~ PrbIic /. .sI.
20 'tIIltstsT Asb IAItN Nrlrc is lsr.L,
gwen that the secretary ~ he interior la ys
rated departments Ofief oi sltLdfaaaI i'm an
lar a. N" same nr.ris the NIthdfsWa al fn, i'm
satloh purpose under the aci ~ JuHr Il, i.G
" stat, 5..i Tor use ~ eaun.ti.Dn ain az.
hlnmhth ffolsrt oregon, ~ The follow Ius dr
sflbed lands IN th" siHtr Ui oregon ana Ia
hls authority such oissid Ifsris Hs have M,
o.sn hsistoio . bna'IJ restored aud sfs no,
oth.fWl" NithdfaND. reserved OF sppfonfi-
at.d, willbe subject to tcitlemrnt under ~.
public land laws Of III. United states ON and
after inly ~ .Ss, but shall not be subject ,o
en!ty' hlihg or selection until August ~. los.
~ ihe United states Land One. at LaEsyi.w
oregon, warning being expressly given that
no psf,on VII D. permitted To gain OF exercise
any tIkh' Whatever under any settlement "a,
0ompa,'9n b.ynn after May May /, i.Ds, aud
cupsiion being forbidden: Wlllatn.ti. W.rl
niAh, n s., X. T., ~ az ~ az ana sW or
." ~" W y" gi,,n MI NV az, Gr0ilOn
.o-,-- FIXED DENSflT
FRANK PIERCE ''"' '"'''
'"" Assistant seefeisry al the interior.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
Classified Advertisements
REAL ESTATE loR SALE

FOR SALE-lCO Acre kanrh Located
II miles east oi Klamath Falls a hars'
ain for some h 1mcseckcr, tot particulars
inquire At this office. 90
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
MISCELLANEOUS

PARTIES wishing new location IN -.
loon business can obtain reliable ,nior'
nation hy Whiting or calling ou us,
Tur MH-HutiNNn Go. tlnc.
Room. go a7.2s Corhctt Bldr.,
Portland, Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06

Wanted Plain ur fancy sewing by the
Jay. Alice l.. Wcisc, Lakeside Inn,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06

One whole business block N Klamath
Fall, Tor sale iot forty cents on the dol
lar of wha, il was worth thirty days
agn. &. u. Wilson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06

For Sale Huggv aud single h,rnr's,
ENQUIRE OF Mrs. q. W. Ma,tou.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06

The glorious Fourth Is near. Get
your fireworks and decorations NJ the
star Drug store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
LOST AND FOUND

Los,-A pair Of spcctacl"s. Finder
please leave same ut this Office, ~ n''
turn To- Thos. Martin.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-07-23

The city needs new building ordi-
nance which will cover the new methods
Of construction that have come into
general use in the last few years and
a building inspector whose duty it shall
be to see that the provisions OF the or
dances are carried out to the letter.
Should the contractors be unable to
agree on the kind of an ordinance need
ed, the Council will have to go ahead
and do the best it can with an ordi-
nance and if the one passed first is
found to be defective it can easily be
amended. 1t is time to get some kind
of an ordinance started. The inspector
could be paid by fees so that there
could be no objection to the passage of
the ordinance on the ground that the
Council was creati-. Mother salaried
Office.