The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 17, 1908, Image 3

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nurfti No. 4-Soutli f Main alreel
Iii the trIJg Center atracl.
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nurVt No. I3-Sulh of Main, lw
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DiatHct No. 16 - .Norm'" wan i
Hk, bctrn Fifth aixl Sevaiith.
DairWt No 21 -South of Main to'
fdL Utrn Srvrnth ami S'lr.th. I
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Pnujrt No. Si-North of Main t"
HK Wtawn Svrnth ami Ninth.
pbtrlrtNo.a-llol Sprlnca rilitrlct.
MKtfMilnirKl Ninth. I
pittrkt No. 21 -South of Walnut to,
fba,brt"ttnl'ourtharISUlh.
putricl No. 2S-South of Walnut lol
ha. brtwfcn Sixth ami Kltflith.
Duriet No. 31 - South of Walnut and
lfEtahib.
DUtrkt No. 32 N-rili of Illicit to
.i l. 01.. I, ..! I'l-M.
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Duulct No. JI-.Nurlh or JclTcraon,
htttM Siith and Klghth.
Mtrirt No. Si- North uf High to
itttnoe, btrrn Klghth and Tenth.
Dirirkt No. Il-Norlhor JtfTrraon,
WtrNC Eighth and Tenth.
Datrirt No. 42-Mat of canal.
TWamrral alarm will In aoumlrd hj
ikac U rapid drokva p.' tha boll,
Wlaaaa by th number of tha dlitrlct
aanita tha lira U lKtcd. which will
It roraj three timet. When the dia
rkl b rrpretented by more than one
IfWf, u No. 21, after giving thm gen-
ml alarm the bell will ho taiied twice,
tan l lilt hi pauie, followed by four
tap with a longer pauie, and then re
fmtoi Iwire more beforo aoumllng the
Itarrtl alarm again.
Treasurers Notice
Met U lurch) itUen that thcru are
Inat la the count) tieaxiry fur Ilia re
taction ol all nuutamling cunnt)
Mrrantt protected on and prior l
W; , DM. Inlereit on tame Mill
out lion thiidtte,
IWadal Kl.m.ii, i-.ll. ,,. imi. ...
Ail, W. i
L. Alva UmI,
loiiiilyTii-aoiivr,
MIKI 10 CRIMIMS
IX THE COUNTY COUUT OF TIIK
TATE OF OliniON FOH KLAM
ATH COUNTY.
WATE OK JOHKPII f'ONnEH.
Mt'kASKI).
Jollte ll llfr.1,1 irlvun II..I ll... I.. I
I'1"""1 tMtaiiienl ol Jneepli Conger,
"i "at iwen duly proven and a.l
tO lir.lllMlM Nil. I ll.nl I..I.H ll
M and Cha. , Wlllaon have
""ateiilvabiwliiiii ,i..u
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"All p,rwn, having clalmt agalnat
"MttUleare hereby requvtieil In pro-
,,', ,,,m" ''' H'f proper vonchere,
anwn Hi mo,,,!,, rro,n l J(lB o Mt
Zuf."" '"''"'iKne.l at Ilia Flrat
"oJeS!t,",,, c,,5r ol KU,uth
iKv0u'V'a,,'K,l o,r,on' ,,'i,
'"oaiyolK-brnary, m.
".'"le (in,,,., li iiF...'.fc
-"'wjoreph (,'ongiir, IVreaaed.
5E,E'18ww ha. taken charg'e
ol ik. . ' """'"ru na
"Vbt AmerUan dining
. - -.nvn ui
"?,tnrmi.t..h.i
room, which
iMtn.i V " "' ien cooaa
S''TM la lhopl.ee to get
"altliitown, U
J'r'hT.lck.endU to Win-'
All women cooka
, 0. Helming ft Co.
'UT Merchant.
ihlteM,OriajQ.,o
f THE WATERMELON:
Nat What II Uaad.to Be, al L.aet la
tha Baling Tharaef,
in the old day, when Ilia world war
Bitch txillnr tlmn II I now, I hero were
good watermelon,
An riiiiiniiilMjr Ilium, llin wnt.r
melon "f Itreiiiy lh .r thirty or tlilr
ty( Jem ngu were bugo nfTnlr.
Tli)' with none of your ovurgronn
tucumlwr eftVcl or today, but ni-re
grvnt I'll.' roil ml fellow, nml Ilia out
able mi n ilnrl( Kti-i'ii. It ivna Ilia
a.iliio alimlit of tirei-n n tliv rutlectlun
of the lrir In II anliuiiillig hole
Ami "lii'ii )ou aimk th Millo Inti. It
tlm rind ilinil nml rrwi'Lcl fur twj
Iir'Iii iiIiimhI of tln lilmlii. ninl tlm
melon Jiinl Imiiilii'il ItM'ir iM.ii
llulil mil Vim illiln't uu n knlfr
i You llflml lliit rni'loii nbove jour lii-ml
I ninl dropped II to tliv ground, ami It
, liiiral oM'ii, n rut in n umi ninl n
hundred tltlli'a Hi auiTt. Anil ion nt
nothing hut tlm lienrl-Jimt tlm chunky
rml heart.
Nowaday tin1 inniLiilinnti kIh.m ).m
an oblong iitTiilr ilnnw In pnl grr'i
tjil gr.i-iii'ry yallcry alrlpe, nllli a
whlt.V hlotch on tliu iiliirrldt, that Im
call watermelon An J yuu rut It
Into alV'ca JILu bologna auagri and
tnl tt with n fork, like il.
Ami you hair forgi.ttHi wlu-llur n
watcriui-liii kht (illnk illnk or plunk
plunk when II l rli, Ucauon It
ilo-iii'( mako nnjr ttlrrrtica nuw
Wilbur I). Ne.l.lt In Chicago l'ot.
THEY WON'T SHUT DOORS.
And Thr Will Hlrfa lackwanf, R.-
rta a Travalar af Cngllthman.
Trnvalra rrturnlus from Cnglaml
fall of Ino liatilta ur Ihu khij.U ot that
country which lniirrfil thni. On
I" the avrraca KriKlMiiiinn'a avrraloii
io aiiutiius in inir iwiiimi linn,
Ui(jw (0w )(
ttlU ,0UM.,;. ,r,nrkH one nlm ban
touri'd Unglntnl, "for I win not In on
of Ibrni. Hut I tnyl In a Imtrl lu
" " '" ' B-1 '
:nllih vilf. nml n (Inirn lluira
dly , ,,, , Rlt U(1 ,, ,, ,I(K)r
t0 .wn tbo ilrart nwny
-U didn't nmkc any lirrcr-nc
whathrr It wai a wnniit or n icurat
who wmt Ihroucli, the door war Irft
ojwu. ThU waa In Urn aprlnc or Ilia
tar, lo. whrn Iho nratner waa chilly,
I notice! the rnino thliiK lu railway
coachra ami ht.l or Miiallrr lo n."
Tl" 0"""r I11"1' lcullrlty l
prafrrcucr for rMluc UckwarJ on
iraiua. lira i.iikh.iiuiiii "i.i iiiob lur
tbe Bent with II lock to the engine
every lime, plant btmielf down In It
wttli every etldence or comfort and
look wouderlngly al anybody who
pick out a teat racing the direction
tbe train I going. Not ouce did one
American traveling In Kugland tee a
native cuM.( a Beat racing the rront
of the train unlc there were no other
acat. New York Hun.
A Wife In orxao.
He la Hint rare aud grentiy to I
admired wruii, n real lit u duke, ami
be hold an ay over many worker.
To give him hi due, bo I a good mm
tcr, nml for the inot part hi klndnr
la greatly appreciated by hi retnluera.
Hut Ikil. Wlllct I a lnbrtvr wltb
deiuocrnllc proclhllle and iimrked
dlitaite for noik, nml ri-ci-nlly hi
ducal matter determined that Iho one
f thing to do with llob n Io dlamtra
hlui, whcreuxill he dl.l ao. and Hob
came to tbe coucluiloii that the tlmo
had now arrived wbeu the pride or the
peerage abould be humbled. The illf
Acuity waa to think of omrthlug auf
flcleutly biting, for the duke una a
good toaatcr, na lint U-eii remnrkoL
Tben an Implrntloii il.inhnl on llou.
Tbe duko'a duche had ievu npMliit.
ed a lady In walling to the u.ucvii, nml
tbla waa llob'a opportunity.
"All right. )er grace," be raid, "I'll
go. but I'll tnke heart to aay thtt:
Tbough I'm a poor man I've never
sad to vend my tiil.aua out to ten ice,
and tbat'a moru'n aomo people can
gey.M-Ixodon Chronicle.
Voting Term.
"Ballot." aa generally ned, haa wan
dared far from II original meaning
of "little ball." Kwn blackballing"
U no longer necenrlly literal. IaU'
gnage baa to vera I fo.ll relict or prim
itive method of voting. Moit fnmou
la "oatraclam," which pcrpctuntea tbe
memory of Iho "otrnkon," ine pox
aberd or ahell UmI) which the Athenian
dtlsen votetl for the baulnhment or a I
too prominent iieraomiut'. Another In
atanco la "Bpomlullck." the alang
word for money. A Hndiiloa," prop
erly a vertchrn of Iho aplne, ciime to .
memi ny round thing uml In particu
lar tbo VOIlug pvlil.io or na oiii
equivalent.
Cuitard.
Concorulug cuainrd, or "cuatail," aa
It vaa formerly culled, II wna a com
moo Joko at civic fontl In Iho olden
time to place an enormoua cuitard In
tbe middle of Iho table, Into wblcb at
tome atago of tbe proceeding tbe
town uneipectedly Jumped. Ben Jon
on uaei tbe term "cuatard leap Jack"
Of one wbo "In tall of it urricre dinner
took "bla alaalD leap luto a cuatard"
to "nuke my lady mnyoreta .and bar
altera laugh all their hood over their
kouldare,"-BUckvood,a Magailue.x
Ne Antwer.
Toaay-Pop, n. man'a wife I. 1)1
better half, lan't abet .
. Toaaaya Pop-8o we are told, B7
OB.
'Tuan U a, man marrlea twice there
aW'tatjrtbinff left of Dim, I there r
Taondon Tefegrapn.
Avarice aaya, "1 will oppreia tbe
week aud devour the frulta of bla la
Dam, and. I -will aay that It U fat wf
JaM 0-OfdUwd.',-VolBa7. ,
THE DIAMOND CROP.
What Oecomaa of tha Parka of Oeme
Turnad Out Each Vaarf
Where do all the cryatMlltod (toil
to-worth many million or f.Kmnd
whkh (Nime into the rnnrket erery
yenr? The illniuoml It tulil to le one
or tlm hnnleat thing M nature and
l iiniutlcnlly lni.ervloiu to wear ami
lenr. I hate an hlea, though I am
liMt cirtnlu, Hint mi old illamonit la
nrery bit na gool nn n new one, aup
(.inllig l.olh N-loiig In Ihu aniue claaa
Uml l to any, Uhimomt do not wear
out n iroutura or hat wear out.
Thru whnt Im-coiiivb or Ihu thouaanda
ami Ihi.uanmU turnv.1 out each year?
I know thui thn financial geiilutea who
conl r ol ihu illnmoml output keep the
aupply tloun to Hid actual demand ao
not to lower the price,, ami time
there muM m n ateiuly ilamaud for
them thing to the rnlim of mlllloni a
year, niu) thiro mint be a gradually
Incri-mliig Block or accuiniilatlou of
them lu ring or tlaraa, crown, acarf
plu and ao on,
I'copli) do not cover theintelree all
oter wllh IhcMt gvm and then Jump
about In Ili.. atrevl to ahake thru off
for the aale or humble fileude ami
poor relation, a waa done by lite
guiiily Duku of lliicklngham. A car
tain ihiiiiIht, I know, are ttolen ertry
year, but, arter nil, they are compara
tively few, ami moil or them come
buck Into th market In a ery abort
llmv
'the man wl,u Meal dlamobda doae
not eat Iheui, He dltpoiet or Iheru for
tbo beiictlt or hi humble family, ami
all be renlly iloea pMr, bonett and
mlaumleratood fclloH) I to put tliein
Into rlrcillnllon Where do they got
lmdou M. A. I',
JOSS STICKS.
I
The Procti of Thtlr Prtparatlan Hill
Praitlcall Unknown.
Ill all countrh- where lluddbttt wor
ahlp la ri-h-htaled there I a great con
aumptloii of "Jo tlrk." Tbeae cere
luoulal eainlli-4 are lighted on occa
alnii of fi-ailtlly or inuunilng. prayer
or thniiUgltliiK to dlvliiltle. aud the
like Ja th.k nre nt once candlea
nml InreiiM-, tluce, like the latter, Ibry
burn without apparent flame. Thru
preinrnllon I hrnudel lu tome raye
tery, nml the prrc I atlll practically
iibkuovtu, thoie who carry ll on being
cbmrii fnnii a irclal cla and kept
In rlgorou eclulon
A Biuaril atrip of bamboo, or vary.
Ing length ami thlrkne, according to
the aire of the llrk that la to be
made, I klllfutly rolled on an Inclined
aurface lu a mlilure of odorlferoua
powder nk'k'lulluatrd by retln, made
vlicou by alight elevation of temper
ature. One of the crUI It left a It la,
to tene a n handle. In aome caaee
the lminl I replnreil wllh a fleilble
rtHl, which enable the Jo atlck to be
rolled In aptrnl form
The iouilllou or the odorlferoua
Miwdcr tarle ullh the country.
TIii.mi uietl lu ludo China come gen
ernlly fnmi the province or Canton
aud Include rourtei-n drug, amoug
which may l- named camphor, aan
daluood, nconllr- nml dote. Aconite
plnja the part or a preiervallve and
protect Ihejoaa atlck well agalnat tbe
attack of rati and mice. Chicago
Ne .
Tha Ptrftct Kite.
Why oculiillou bn received ao Ut
ile attention fioni wle meu we cannot
tell. It may be that thinking and klaa
tng go not well together. If ao, few
of ua would re-julrelong lime tocbooee
Utween them, or poudbly tbe aubject
baa acemed to reo,ulre loo delicate
handling, or It may hare teemed tri
fling. Wo uelther know nor care. Tbe
moit valuable practical leaaon to be de
rived from experience and now aet
down I that doting of tbo eyea la ea
Bculhil to perfection In kitting. Aalde
from tm hint Io Ihote of congenial
nplrlt wo would merely direct tbe at
tuition of thoto wbo may decry tbe
Importance of tbo topic to the Influ
ence of the charm In retaining bold
upon oue worth keeping and rendering
leaa frequent and batardoua tboee ab
aeucea which are only too likely to
mako the heart grow fouder of aome
oue clto. aeorge Harvey In North
American Itevtew.
Cedar Shavlnga Wr Dogt.
If your dog aru troubled wltb flea
a very simple way to get rid of tbe
pest I to provide bed of freati cedar
abnvlug or, better, cedar exceUlor In
tbo kennel or wherever tbe doga Bleep.
Tbe aceut I not nt all uupleaaant to
Iho dog, but I abhorrent to tbe flea.
Wheu a dog'a coat get thoroughly
tcvutcd not ouly do the flea leave bltn
wbllo mleep. but tbey will not Jump
upon bliu when he I out In tbe aand
during the day. -Country Life In
America,
Vanity and Love.
"Do you agree wltb the woman wbo
aaya that vanity la a much etronger
paiaion than lover'
Well, I know that there U a greater
demand for mirror than for valen-ttnee."-Clevland
Plain Dealer.
He Called It.
I'eggy-Now, will you lUten to me
while Utell you tbo plain truth. Reg.
gy1 neggyrl'm all ear) rggy. Peg.
gy-Tbat' ;ut wbat I wa going to
My, ouly I ah'ould have put It dlKer-eutly.-llluitrblcd
Bit.
Where It Hit Him.
"Cubbltou aaya It coats him a quar
ter every time bo goea to church."
"I bar never aeon blni contribute a
cent"
"He ba to get bla trouMN preaaed."
-Harper's Weekly.
lie run heavily wbo to fores to
rua-Dtalab Proverb.
. . ,
HER GOLDEN IALL
An liitle'efrt ef ttvelutlenary Time en
Lena Itlenel. ,
rrobably no game of IwM bf f9
feaalonil or college team waa ever
watched with audi Inner lutertet,
tot with auch outward Indifference, ae
oae deacrlbed In Gertrude Vanderbllt'a
"SocloJ Hlatory of Klatbueb." It hap
pened In llerolutlooary timet, when
th,e llrttlih aoldlera were aUtlooed ot)
f.oug I aland. The InhablUnt bad
bidden their valuablea Id all poaelbie
placea. One lady concealed aome gold
eotna lu a lll ahaped plncuahlon of
the klud worn by the Dutch bouaewlfe,
autnded at her aide.
Bhe waa alttlng aewlng one day when
a party of llritlab aoldlera entered the
room. A young offlcer, apylng what
to tilut waa a not ally, cut wltb bla
aword the ribbon by which the cuabtoo
J waa hung and begau a game of ball.
Hooii the rut of the company Joined
the aport. Ilolateroualy from band to
band Ibe ball waa batted to and fro.
It waa roughly analcbed and toaaed,
and aointllinea It fell Into the aabea of
Ibe fireplace and barely eacaped con
flagration, Now and again a aoldler
would catch It on the tip of bla aword
and eud It apluulng on with a rent
la lie aide.
Every moment threatened to reveal
the precloue coutenta. To abow Ibe
leaat anxiety waa to betray tbe aecret,
and tbe owner waa forced to alt un
moved, apparently Intent on bar work,
and to eee br fortune (lying tbrougb
Ibe air at tbe mercy of tbe enemy. At
laat tbe cuahlon, lorn and battered, but
atlll guarding lu treaaure, waa return
ed to He mlatrree, and tbe Intruder,
tired of their play, left tbe booae.
CONFUSED IDENTITY.
04 Thlr.it Said by Felke When
Tahen by lurprlae.
People taken by aurprtae aometlmee
aay what they do not mean. A car
full of people were entertained recent
ly l.y a conversation wblcb neither of
tbe partUlpauta fouud comic. Young
People telle Ibe etory:
A train waa waiting lu a dim eta
don at tbe end of a dull afternoon.
Ughta were not yet lighted, and It waa
decidedly dutky wltbln tbe car.
An excited and nearalgbted woman
burr led lu, hurried down tbe alale,
peering at Ibe paaeeogere aa aba went,
and al latt aa aba dropped Into a aeat
beatde another woman exclaimed, wltb
algh of relief:
"Oh, ll'a your
-Certaluly not!" anapped tbe aurtled
atrangrr, turning, whereupon tbe atfav
taken traveler baatlly apologlied:
"I beg your pardon, but It'a ao dark
la bare I waa quite euro you were."
Another woman In almllar clrcua
atancea laarame even more confuted.
She waa walling for bar alater In a
railway ataltou wbea a gentleaaaa,
looking fur bla wife and milled by a
general reeemblance In figure and
clothing, atepped up behind ber and,
laying bla band on ber aboulder, eg
claimed:
"Ttiank guudueaa, Emma, tt'a your
Tbe name be ueed happened to be
really here, wblcb made tbe auddea
familiarity even more atartllng. tbe
Jumped nervoualy.
"You're mlttakea, au-r' abe gaaped.
"I'm Kmma, but abe lan't mar
Centerlew tUtere.
"1 didn't think you'd get ao angry
bocaute 1 said 1 thought yon ought
to wear gray anode aboea wltb your
gray dress Instead of white ones. 1
didn't mean to oaTead you," ber friend
very iweetly spoleglaed.
"Never mind," she returned softly.
"It was all right, but It made me an
gry for two reasons first, because I
bad to wear tbe wblte shoes beeanse I
didn't bars any others that were pre
sumable, and, second, becaase when 1
left my family of sisters, who nude
every possible sort of comment on my
clothe. I declared I would never stand
It from anybody else. I ssjd tosaysslf
that wbeaerer a friend get so frisndly
that aba thought abe could treat me
like a alater I'd shake her."-New York
Pre.
A Cause For Thanks.
In lbs audience at lecture on China
there waa a very ploua old lady who
was slightly deaf.. 8be thought the
lecturer waa preaching, and every time
be came to a period abe would aay
"Amen!" or aome other ploua exclama
tion. The people In the audience,
which waa composed mostly of the
village church members, knew she waa
being rsvsrent and did not even smile
when abe exclaimed until finally tbe
lecturer mentioned some fsroh city In
China, saying, "I llvs tbsre." At this
point clearly and distinctly could be
beard tbe old lady aaylng, "Thank Ood
for that."
An Unuaual Taatc.
"Hello, Jack, old boy, writing home
for money V
"No."
"Wbat are you taking so much trou
ble over, thsnt You've been tuaalng
and fuming over It for the but two
hours."
"I'm trying to writ borne without
asking for money,"
Then He Wa Mad.
"Why don't you give tbs dsvU bla
In ke snapped.
V cant, dear," replied bla wife.
"Tou're in sucb fine health now he
may have to wait swhUe."-AUsatn
Constitution. r .
1 RMvwkstl,. j.
fthe's tbe most remarkable sUerly
1 tsc saw."
rUossn't show her sgsV
"Mot that. Doesn't, seem to' regrsl
tC-Uulsvllle CourleMMirhal.
emsAgjA tX
m
sany.-i
THE OFFICE
E. H. DuFAULT, Proprietor
Choicest of Wlnei, Ltquorg and Clun
Cater to the better claas of trade, with nothing to offend
the moat critical. You'll notice the difference when you
try it. Jutt tho place to drop In for a refreihlnjr bever
ago when you need a stimulant Pure liquor of al.
kind for family trade a apccialty
The Cream of the Best
Old Continental Whlikey
Normandy Rye
F. F. V. Rye
Bottled Under the Snncnrlsloa of the Oorenuacajt
. . . None Better . . .
Sold By
C. D. Willson
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
Of Furniture Is on Its way to the Klam
ath Falls Furniture House, opposite the
Amerlcaii Hotel. Mattresses already
Arriving.
"Our KespOBalbUlty cada whenever you arc sHantd."
E. W. GILLETT & GO.
8bbt E. Withxow,
Vice President
Abstracting
htaps, PUats, Itac Printt, Itc
Klamath County Abstract Go.
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
Don S. Zuhwalt. C E.
President
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Professional Cards
DR. WM. MAKTIN
Dentist
Office over Klamath County Bank
C.F. ITONI
Attorney at Law
Offiice over potoffice, Klamath Falls,
Oregon
T siaraonB 1
D. V. KUYKENDALL
Attoraey at Law
Klamath Falls) Oregon
DR. C. P. MASON
Dentist
American Bank A Truit Co.'a Building
We Make Little
Fuss
But there is always
something doing at
our place in the House
Furnishing line. We
carry the largest stock
of House Furnishings
in Klamath County.
See us for a Square
Deal.
VIRGIL & SON
At Dm Brtdtfe m Mala Street
Fws Wanted
0 D. Wlllaon is la the market for all
kinds of furs, for which he will pay vhe
highest market price. Address bun at
KiasMth Falls, Oregon.
AIXXNSLOAH
Secretary
M. D. Wiujams, C. E.
Treasurer
CENTRAL CAFE
Opea Day
aad Night
Private Dining Parlor
Oysters served la Aay Style
J. V. HOUSTON, Plop.
Kluasth Falls fi WUteau.
Truck & Transfer
COMPANY
Furniture and pianos carefully
moved. Baggage wagon ana
general dray ing. All work,
given prompt attention. Buss
to and from sll boat. Phone 108
COLBURN & YOUNG
Proprietors
Zim's Plumbing
Shop
Contrscttag sad Jobtiag
Firitclasa Line of Plumb
ing Specialties and first
class Workmanship.
A. O. U. W. BalMlag
KUautaraUa
Jackson Hotel
Fort Klamath, Ore.
Clean rooaut, good seas,
and the table always sag
piled with the beat the
market affords-Teras rtsv
soaabk.
C. C Jacksoa, Prop.
K
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