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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-10
THOUSANDS TO
SEE AUTO RACE
ALL READY FOR BIG DAY AT
SANTA MONICA
DRIVERS AT FEVER HEAT TO WIN
DICK FERRIS CUP
Rules Of the Race Bar Eastern Cracks,
but Speed May Break Limit
for the Pacific
Coast
CONTINUED from Page One
view the course along Nevada avenue
will be the most popular.
Precautlons Aaalnst AeeIdent

Precautions Against Accident
The Dealers association has taken
eyery precaution to eliminate the pos
sibility of injury to spectators. Acting
on the suggestion of r. J. LeaYltt'
Southern California agent for the Lo-
Comobile the box seats, which Wero
arranged in front of the grand stands
along Ocean avenue, have been
changed. AS arranged, the seats eX-
tended over the curbing and at the
narrowest part of the course, and
skidding car might cause death and
destruction should 1t plunge INTO the
slightly constructed boxes.
In order to safeguard the interests
of the public, Mr.. Leavitt has had the
boxes removed toward the sidewalk and
away from the curve, thus removing
any danger of accident
A bridge has been erected at Fourth
street and Nevada avenue for the pur-
pose of permitting autos to enter the
enclosure without crossing the track.
The Los Angeles Pacific railway will
run extra cars to the course, and
pedestrian bridge has been erected
nearly opposite the grand stand, which
will allow persons arriving from elec-
trio cars to get seats or enter the en-
closure without crossing the course.
Car service to this point will cease at
7:3O o'clock, when the route will be
changed and cars run to Nevada ave-
nue..
Three Hundred Police Engaged
Three hundred patrolmen have been
engaged by NJ. *. Barretto, cniet oI
poiice of Santa Monica, who will pa
troll the course and prevent persons
from crossing the track or approach
ing the dangerous curves during the
progress Of the race.
The spirit in which the citizens OF
Santa Monica have entered into the
big event has been pleasing to the pro-
moters Of the race, and H. X, Goet2'
president of the board of trade, has
taken an active interest in seeing that
the course will be in good condition.
AS suggested in The Herald, the dan
gerous curve at Ocean and Nevada
avenues will be kept open, thus allow
ing a driver who thinks a collision in
evitable the privilege of steering
straight ahead, instead of attempting
the sharp curve.
To the followers of the racers every
car appears to have an equal chance
of winning first honors in the big race
Every one has a favorite, and the cars
mentioned as likely winners by the
railbirds who have been watching the
practice are the Lozier, LOcomobile,
Chadwick Six, Rambler, Studebaker
and the Columbia.
Timer for Each Car
Ira Lothrop. chief timer of the race,
has devised a most perfect system of
timing the cars.
Twenty-four stop-watches will be
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-10
Anti-clnarette Law Illegal

TACOMA, July 9.-Judge Clifford OF
the superior Court today decided the
new anti-cigarette law to be uncon-
stitutional, on the ground that It is In
conflict with the provisions OF the IN
terstate commerce law. Tne court
holds that while the state may regu-
late the sale of any article of COM
merce by the exercise of its police
powers, it must not attempt to nullify
A federal statute.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-10
Schooner Abler Is Safe

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-The
steam schooner P. ]. Adler, bound from
Seattle to Bethel, Alaska, recently re-
ported to have been seen struggling IN
a heavy storm, and for whose safety
fears were entertained, arrived sately
at her destination on July l, according
to a dispatch received today by the
merchants exchange.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-10
We Know Il Is

we hope you will not dream we don't
Like you like we ought to do
Because we don't ask you II IL
Is warm enough for you.
Houston Post
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-10

anybody who would ~ able to nnd an
address in the dictionary would be able ts
hnd your CLASSIFIED al
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-09
KLAMATn FALLS TUESDAY. NovEMBER . lsoa

ments required BY the existing Law? I?
Answcr S.--A man with small
means cannot come into the klamath
project. purchase land partly ON time.
make improvements and live and pay
the water charges. This explains Why
the klamath project b not alling up
With farmers, and largely why the sx-
cess lands cannot be sold. The large
part OF land owners would not b
able TO meet the payments. that b. at
$500 per annum and o0.7S mainte-
nance per acre according to the pres
ent law. BY defcrring the 0rst tvo or
three payments farmers might pos
sibly b able to pay out on the water
charge.
Question ,. = What additional
terms and conditions u any. should
Be imposed ON those who default In
payment?
Answer s.-oraduatsd payments.
or IN extensiou OF time to tweaty
years. allowing the 0rst year OF free
water or at . nominal Tee.
Question lo.-What are your prin.
eipal crops. where do you market
them. and vhat. II any. organised ef-
fort 10 being made to put your crops
Into the market under the most fav-
orable conditions?
Answer lO.-Alfalfa and grain.
Home consumption.
Question 11.-What are your pres-
entent transportation facilities. and
are they adequate and satisfactory?
Answer l1.-Braneh line OF the 8.
P. Ry. Co. and Il 10 not satisfactory at
present. but we hope 10 have better
shipping facilities and markets n the
near future.
Question l3.-What is the reason
able present average value per acre
Ct land In your project. exclusive Of
water right. the value bsing computed
on tho basis OF productive capacity.
ineerest being computed at pcr cent
psr annum: and what Was the value
thereof exclusive Of water right. prior
70 the construction Of the reclamation
works?
Answer l3.-Lapd now under ditch
5000 It present and prior to COM
Ing OF the reclamation service. Prices
~ Affected BY the government irri-
cation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-09
THEIR OWN DOCTORS.

Nsmsdlss That AN,mals When o,sk
lNselWetlvsly Select.
With the brute creation the simple
remedies VI nature ,encrally suffice
for their few Nilmsnts. aud they arr
vukle<l a. theM by iuntiuct. W. have
been told how the n,Unsoosc currs him.
sele when bitten hy cobra by eating
q certain plant. aud many country res-
hents have seeu sick dug bury him.
self In the dirt.
Animals lnstiirtlvely choose such
food ~ b best suited to them. A large
number VI Hnlmala wash themselves
aud bathe. ~ elelshauts. staEs. birds
and ants. In fact. man n,ay take
less0u In hygiene from the lower an-
imais. Anlnssis get rki VI thelr para.
sitss BY Using dust. mud. clay. etc.
Those suffering FROM fever rrstrict
their dict. keep quiet. seek darkncss
and airy places. driuk water aud some
tlmes even plunge Into II.
When dog haa lust his appetite be
eats that species Of grass known ~
dogs grass trhlcndcntn Cats also eat
grass. catnlp. etc. sheep and cows
when III sSrk out certain herbs. An
animal suffering frUm chronic rheu.
matism always keeps NJ mUch a. pos.
sible In the sun. The warrior ants
have regularly orgsniz~d ambuianccs.
1.atrclle cut the antennae VI an ant.
aud other ants came and covered the
wounded part With a transparent duid
they sccrcte In their mouths. II Q
chimpanxee be wounded II stops the
blcrdln4 BY placing its hand 90 the
wound ~ drrsalng II with leaves and
grasa. When au animal has wound.
ed leg or nruh hanging on II completes
the ampuiation by means Of IL teeth.
philadelphia North American.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
department Of the Interior. U. A
Land Once at Lakevisv. Oreso,

Department Of the Interior. U. A
Land Once at Laksvisw. OREGON,
October o. 1903.
NOTICE 10 hereby given Tim,
James b. Humphrey. whose pos,on,co
address Is Klamath Falls. Orero,
aid. on the .sd day OF April, 1908
n'e 10 this once sworn statsmen. ana
application. No. 0is27, to purchs..
the IN Of NE*. WV OF sEN se,.
'lon ss. Township 81 South. Range .
sas'' Willamette meridian. and the
timber thereon. under tho provision.
OF the act Of June 3. 1878. and acts
A"ends'ory' known az the "Timbor
ana Stone Law" at such yalus ~.
might bo nxed by appraisemeu,. ana
nat' pursuant to such application. thu
land and timber thereon have .s.n
appraised June -. 1909. the ,im.e,
estimated at $4,000 board feet a,
,o'7' per N. and the land $40 a..
nat said applicant must oiss, Ana,
proof In support Of his .pulic,,,o,
And sworn statement on tho OH A..
0' december. 1909. bsior. r. N. R,eh.
:. ..Gson' united States Commissioner.
'' klamath Falls. Oregon.
,,,s Any person Is ct liberty to pro,...
'"'' purchase before entry. or initiate
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-09
sExAroRs ARRIVE.
tc.ss,..ra no. ras- i,


that 0rogon has not had It's just ap
poFtionmeat Of the funds. II thii
wDeo glvsa her. the project might b
completed at IN early date. Also
becauoo the eAareholders for foul
years have been at expense for keep
Ing up the water Users' associatior
without results to 40. A. q remedy
complete the project % soon - poe
elbeo. We aok your committee TO In.
vestieAte al the reasons for the In.
.croooo q the estimated cost OF the
project. ana we further ask that the
o0e1als of Tie water users' aasocia.
tioA ~ placed IN direct communica.
tia Win the Secretary OF the In
terror.
Question A.-Is your water supply
adseuats 10th for irrigation and do.
nsgtie uses?
Answer i.-The water supply ID
adequate. Tue U. Q. r. 8. does moi
supply water for domestic purposes,
Il = desired IN this project continu.
ously Tor domestic nee from. the 0rst
o. April 70 freezing time. or about
January 1rst.
oueGtloa els your canal and die.
trloutlng syDtem satisfactory: and II
not. what are the defects. what
easse1 them: and what remedy ID
Answer e.-lt b not. PRIME
CAU0DE1ne0lciea service on part ol
reclamation o0cials. PRIME REM
BDY-TAo placing OF good business
nan at The head Of the project: more
POWER to ~ givea 70 the man n
charge Of the project and les IN the
hands Of he 0upervising Bagineer,
OBFBCT46Poof construction. and
always behind time. HDMBDY-
pres1ieAl Uan n charge: NOT BOYS,
t~t useW With some practical kuoWl-
49, q lrSlsn&1oa and farming. =
0noGttoa 5.-Can The eoGe Of Daln.
talnlng an6 operation OF the canal
80 1lgtributl1g system b reduced /:
eoe e -. 10 that way and 70 What e.
Ansvsr 7.-0wing to poor con-
seruettoa The coet Of opesatioa and
ma1atooapce = vesy high ana cannot
~ ma6o lower without large expense
b e1largtn9 and streagtAsaing main
canal and leterals: baaks are too low
and narrow. boxes too high: checks
oq1 bo1os located IN wrong places.
Reduce eosce after irrigation season
= over Instead Of keeping them all on
the payroll. - .ueoms TO have been
doae u the klamath project.
Question o.-Can the water users.
bv empIoy1ng reasonable Industry
and economy. promptly make aiI pay
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-09
NOTICE or RAI.E or REAL
ESTATE

In the County Court OF the State ol
Oregon. for the County OF klamath
In the matter Of the estate and guar
dianship OF Charles Hughes and
Mary y. Hughes. minors.
Notice II hereby given that the un.
dersisned. guardian OF the persons
and estates Of Charles Hughes and
Mary +. Hughes. will sell at private
sale an undivided one-sixth interes,
each Of said minors In and to:
Lots 8. 8. Z and 8 Of section twenty
(aO; Sh Of SWh and lots 9, 8, and
. OF section twenty-one t2D; M Of
Nwh and lot I Of section twenty.
eight (s0; EN- Of Eh and NwA
Of MEX Of section twenty-nine (2s,
all In township thirty-nine (3s) south
OF range eleven and a half u1M,
U. W. NJ. all In klamath county. Ore.
son. containing s75 acres, more or
less:
ON or after the sth day Of December
1903. for cash. pursuant to order Of
said court made and entered In the
above procssding on the sth day of
November. 1909.
Dated st klamath Falls. OREGON.
November Sth. fs0s.
FRANcns HUGHES.
Guardians OF the persons and O..
'ssss OF Charles Hughes and Mary r.
Hughes. minors.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-09
HER CHOICE Or soAs.


u00 0oOoSSOU uV1S " WV Vo88uUU wv
Man In the cass.
Crosby had always been inclined "a
conservatism In hOusehOld expenses,
especially In the matter Of bis wife's
dress bills. llis wife went % far a
"a aay that be was peuurious.
She hsd been In need Of new boa
for q long time. aud after she hlnteti
that her happiness would never be
quite complete till she had one BE- At
last consented to make the purchase.
He went into q store and picked out
two. one Of which was q cheap imita.
tion a6alr and the other Q ilne. e4pen.
sive one.
Taking them to his once before 60
ing home. be changed the price marks.
the expensive tag on the cheap boa.
and vice versn.
His wife examined them for long
time very seriously Indeed and then
said: Nov. dear. The expensive bos II
Q beauty. aud II Is really very sood Of
you to allow me my choice. ZONE
women would take II without q word.
but rsally don't think We eau sGord
the more costly one. aud besIde~: dear.
] think the cheap one the more stylish
too. Why. Cros. dear. what's the mat.
ter? Are yOu iilY'
But dear old Cros had made bis get.
away Into the night WHERE be could
kick himself % hard a. be felt be de.
noRva6 Rnf whne 0ssa vvos.l<a 1ll,~ IN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-09

resign In case he stopped his efforts.
Tho names and addresses Of the
various persons mentioned In the ex-
animation were taken down. and
Chairman Carter called upon W, G,
dalton for Information relative to the
purchase OF the Clear Lake dam site
and upon J. Frank Adams for facts
relative to the purchase Of the Adams
canal.
The investigation was still under
way a. the Herald goss to press.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-09
oIsls end outtssr osms,.

Women In tbeir ambition to be ath.
ls5c contend sgainst innumerabls dlf.
oculties. One Of these dl0lculties II
skirts. . second v waists ssd . third
almost iusupersbls-is hair. including
halrplus. Watch . girl playing tennis
o. cricket. and after more than usuar
" brilliant effort she Invariably puts
her hands to her head. o. u she ey.
pectsd something to fail oR II she did
not. Energetic play II usually attsnd.
"a By dlshsvelment OF The uuvuiy locks
and . shedding Of hairpips that cause
the pretty athlete distress. Her pleas.
ure 10 the game b marrsd by.a sense
OF Insecurity and . constant fear Of
consequence. No woman can WELD Q
racket OF essay Q run with an 40.
divided mind. Half hsr brain II &C.
cupisd BY the fearful surmiss that hsr
hair n coming down-a surmlse. By the
way. which II probably too painfully
5usti6ed by the fact-lIOnd0n Black
aud White.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-09
pIONEER SOCIETY MEETING

Al the courthouse Monday evening
November sth. at 1850 o'clock. th'
Pioneer Society Of klamath basir
will have a business meeting and pro
gram, followed by . banquet In RED
Mems hall. All members OF this so
cicty aud all eligible to become mem
bcrs are invited.
Don't forget the date.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-09
Ei.EC'rRlC MErEfs

Patrons desiring to use c''c'r''
r,utcrs may now place their order
a, on, once AZ We will have n s'"'k
on hand In a very few days, either !"
rcu, ut ?5 cents per month or to sell
at cost.
X, r. LIGHT 4 WATER co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-09


Johu Palmer. who disd some years
ago IN rather straitsnsd circumstances
10 . little town In Michigan. was ths
inventor OF tbe chsek system. palmsr
was . adder end assumed rsspon6lbll.
ity Tor The hats. coats and wraps OF
those who csms to BIZ dsneiuG partiss.
IN keeping things straight - eavs
numbered checks for tho artielss COM
mlitsd TO biz care. G0ups raiiroad men
who attended one Of ths dsncss ~.
ticed Row perfectly The idsa worked
and appropriated II. and in 3 short time
The system was adopted all evee ths
county. ~ b - often ths cass. the
ievestee eet seteisg est q it.-Nsw
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-09
RaMsRY's ExrREss

II you want your stun moved ana
moved quick. get Ramsby's Express
to do Il. once at Sixth and klamath,
Phone i:S.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-09

pebble lands available for pasture
contiguous to or In the vicinity Of
your project: and II %, to what ex-
teat and under what conditions are
the samo now available for the stock
owned BY water users!
Answer 1S.--Yes.
Question 1l.--What suggestions
have you to offer for legislation to
make public pasture lands In the VI
ctnity OF your project available for
the use Of those cultivating the irri.
gated lands!
Answer 1--we favor letting $40
acres for ten or twenty years to each
settler.
Question i6.---ls the farm unit OF
your project. ~ established by the
Secretary OF the Interior. satisfactory,
and u not. would the objection be re.
moved BY the addition OF pasturagc
rights ~ suggested BY the foregoing
question:
Answer l5.-Yes: We should have
the pasturage rights ~ suggested
above. The unit rule should be en-.
forced without exception.
Question le.--WhAt ID your source
Of supply for fuel and building ma.
terials and the average cost thereof!
Answer 1e.-Timber on govern.
ment and state land. Lumber at from
o13 to $50 per n.
Question Ito what extent have
you bscn aided In your farming oper-
ations BY Information acquired from
the work Of agricultural experiment
stations and demonstration farms g.
tablished on the irrigation projects!
Answer 17.-Nons. Experimental
station % far has accomplished moth.
Ing.
Question is.-what are your
school facilities. and how are school
funds provided?
Answer lS.-0ood. Provided BY
general TAXATION and irreducible
school fund.
Question lS.-iow. In your opin.
Ion. can Congress best promote the
general welfare Of the water users
and carry out the purposes OF the
reclamation act?
Answer is.-(O Enforce unit
rule.
co. Remove resident restrictions.
tc) Extend payment to twenty
years. :
(d) Interpret act a. per our an
swer TO first question: ~. for exam
pie. the engineers estimated the cost
OF this project at $3.50 per acre.
and finally raised II to $4,000 per
acre. Private capital would have ir.
rieated II for $500.
(e) Have water applications to
comply with acreage and original
survey made BY the government to
avoid confusion In acreage.
~ We desirs to have Q special
agent appointed BY the Secretary Of
the Interior to visit each project at
least once q year to Investigate exist.
Ing conditions relative to each prof..
ect. ~ the local oaleers OF the
klamath project have. In many In
stances. acted unfair towards the
land owners and we have been un-
able TO get any redress.
(g) We desire N itemised state
meat Of the expenditures Of the
klamath project from inception to
date.
(h) Reclaimed iakss and swamp
lands should all pay their proportion
OF costs for drainage Of same. and be
consideaed . part OF the whole prof.
ect.
W Furthermore. Il II proposed BY
the y. 8. r. 8. to survey . very low
.vo,S % Sa soi,S % th,o".S ] % ,oc.: s.S al shsS
put In pumping plants At Various
p p"Ssr ~. ~ % ".sI,m,r.rv % - survey ~ ,"S wh;"S '
although being cheaper. will add
ss % o"y sS,,ms,s. ~ @ ~" wsss m.ae . =. % ~
basiS Of the high line ditch We would
% m The srsc,,o, ~ vooa., arw..
and bridges. - they have been made
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-17

Chief Thunderbot had tried his best citizen be,
But he tried the paleface ways he had forgotten see
The Government very kind and left much wish
But Thunderbo felt out of place just like stranded fish
something in his bosom said 81 do the gain
OF wearing shoes like white do and riding train
So Whsk thought just moment and then he went ahead
And with his sunbeams clevery the Indian chief he led
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-17

He led him the plainsthe chief looked surprise
For what he that evening brought pleasure to his
huntsmans outfit all complete donned 1t with delight,
And when the brook showed how he looked his heart again
Whisk flashed another sunbeam, there pony trim.
When mounted hardly known him.
whoop the Indian dashed the plain
That bring had again
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Demonstration Coupon

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--a -es- .-------s 1t --- --.. t-saE
-A--l ana people
-1---.-r- AZ governor ~ -1s
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y --c-=s- --a- Al r-i1a. schools n
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Ted and -1l- --= department advise
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these .l-ts -c1- -l- sgla. s-1=g-
% -1s members % -l= --,5e ls pro
v.t=t ID -1- ---a-y a1cr= quoted
Very respectfully
r.. r. JOHNSTON
Governor -l.- ElsaV Na-.-1
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5@-.a.1 S-1uaci ard Liver Tab
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ECZEMA IS NON cusAsIs.

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ternal Use. stops itching instantly s-i
destroys the germs tH4t cause skia c-s-
eases. Eczema quickly yields and Is
permanently cured by this remarkable
medicine.
tgr sale everywhere. Write for sam
pie, 4. W Rose Medicine Co, So. Louis
For sale by W. n. Frame
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Piles Cures ~ 20 - DAYS
FALO OINTMENT Is guaranteed TO
cure any case ot itching blind. bleed
inS or prutruiins Piles in 8 20 IL DAYS
or mcusy refunded. see
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-16

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