jr'""'wpp(l.
""-
w
i?
1
I
4
I
t
A
i'i
lA'LI
Uk
f-
lit)
Bl
THE EVENING HERALD
Iss asBr. mM Saaisr.tT l
. Herat PuMahlai Company
W. f. SMITH, Ci
uaaaumoN rats
b,tosM0.S7se. .
m an ill -Bm4 nlWa
i wlir,iaHMlcHan)ionitni,
IMS
tM
I.M
.W
It
MARSH LANDS Prion's ricnesi sou. ABL .
--w. - .v.. ... u..1.. .t sun MficMiid uowarda. Un Tama. n rTf jy I
OU per CCal cgeiawsc anaiicr luuuami grease! " - - r-r -
MaetkalMat
of OHMS) StOTtesS IH&t WMIMViV ay
MamillliiM ft shea HAll seek
rTniliM M iw xnak this MM vtUmit
Matwaitt Law or Oaaoott.
tMBSI
bliwlitwu OTiwIkOTtfar.tMkiinraMiwr
Ml to 4Ww sift e4 a tU at ofaim-
Mm mImtm iwImi mm nm. wku
CM araatater rsssus mt w penon in
kMMM.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY S3, 1008.
1
revities
THE HALL OF FAME.
King Edward doe not allow bla nc
rttarlt to keep private diaries.
Abaer Dnton of Hop. 100 year
old, U aatd to be Matue'a oldest gran
ftr and William Harper Deerlng of
Baco, affd ninety-Ore. the next oldest
Paderewakl's manager aajra tbe plan-
lat ha a fear of women, a form of
aauraattoala. Wben be play a the stare
ea&aacaa are guarded against women.
Captaia Priteaard of tbe new mam
moth Cuaarder llauretaala waa left
aa orphan earl In life, and In fulfill
Beat of bla tnother'a lait wish be took
ap a aaUora calling.
William P. Hall of Lancaster, Ma,
U aald to be the greateet none, mule
and wild animal dealer lu the world.
From 18,000 to 20,000 animal j
through Mr. Haifa stablca lu a year.
Lord Fairfax, an Amerlcau w bo went
to England to accept tbe title of Baron
Fairfax, haa returned. He I n mem
ber of a Arm of banker In New York
and It la understood will resuiuo his
liuslna career In that city.
Jajaaa Durkln of Spokane, temper-
aac' lactam and hotel keriwr. baa ae
lactad ala tombstone, written bis epi
taph. 'hired a lawyer to write hb)
k fuaital oration and made an agreement
with aa undertaker to aa to bead off
an exorbitant charge on bla eatate.
Aa a epeaker Alfred Deaklu. the
Australian premier, compares tery fa
Torably with the beat orator of today.
Mot only la ha fluent, but he also pua
aaaaea that happy knack of bclug nble
to tnlrrea the driest subject by dU
1 casting It In the moat Interesting words.
Otatral William J. Palmer, aged ser-eaty-two
years, founder of Colorado
Springs, whose spine was broken ou
tot 14, MOO. by a fall from a horse,
haa recovered so that be la able to
walk a few atepe. The Injury was
thought to be fatal. He may recoTer
the full uae of .bla tlmba.
It U aald that Charles G. Dawes,
prtatdant of the Central Trust Com
'pany of Itllnots and former comptrol
ler of the currency, will quit banking
aad. flnaact to become a composer of
, music. He la a great lover of music
and haa already composed considerable
that haa been well received In New
York and Chicago.
ENGLISH ETCHINGS.
A London barber advertises for 900
men to be shaved lu a music hall ex
hibition and aaya -cabmen preferred."
A new timepiece la abown In the
ahopa In London ao small that It can
be worn on a linger ring over a lady's
glove. It Is very fashionable and costs
$100.
A hotel haa been started by Mr.
Brasnwell Booth of tbe Salvation Ar
my at Leeds for worklngwomen only.
Tbe establlsment Is entirely staffed by
women.
There la a famine of copper cuius lu
England owing to tuelr utilisation In
automatic machines and gaa meters.
It Is estimated that UU.000,000 coins
have thus been withdrawn from circu
lation. EDITORIAL FLINGS.
NEW YORK CITY.
Then la food enough wasted in New
Torkdtjr each day to feed a half mil
lion person.
There art now being carried out lu
New -York city new engineering works
whose total coat ta about $O00,OJ0.(Xt
Tble la more than three times aa much
aa the Panama canal will cost.
New York'a otdeat dealer lu musical
Instruments aaya that there are more
vtoUaa In the city bearing the name
"AatoBlua Btradlrarlua" than tbe great
Cremona flddle maker ever bad In bis
little abop.
There art about 18.000 women living
In hotela In New York city who art
entirely relieved of all the caret and
raepcaalblllttea of housekeeping and
families and have their attention prin
cipally occupied with food, dreaa and
amusement. New York Herald:
Dy the way, baa anybody called
Doc Osier's attention to old man Wea-ton?-8t.
Joseph News-Press.
If tbe depletion of tbe urmjr keeps
on, tbe government will iuve to give
trading stamps to Induce lien to be
long. Baltimore Hun.
During a lacing season bookmakers
nave no difficulty In (hiding people
who do uot ttislit on boardtug their
tooue). Washington Star
"New York l ecouoiulxtng." aaya a
Ootbatu paper Hut U It prepared to
allow tbe same privilege tu visiters to
New YorkT-Mllwaukee Seutlntl.
Science Studies Yeur Baby.
Science takes a large and comprehen
sive luterest In modern bablea and ba
by atatlstlcs, says tbe rVptrtnber De
lineator.
Tbe average weight of boy bablea
at birth I seven pounds; gtrta about
six and n half pounds. During tbe
first three days tbe child losea Weight.
After It la a neck old It steadily In
creases.
A child should Increase In weight
two ounda for every addition of ao
Inch In height between three and four
feet and two and one-half pounda for
every Inch between four and Ore feet
The healthy baby trlplea Its weight
at birth In one year, doubles this la
alx yean, quadruple tbla weight la
thirteen years, and at twenty-one a
man neighs twenty -one time hi
weight at blrtb. These are the figure
resulting from tbe averaging of maay
thousand caic uudcr Investigation.
Substitute Fr Curtain Red.
Inexpeushe curtains add a finish to
any room, and wben one haa not tbe
double rods the following method will
be found satisfactory: Make ao Inch
hem at tbe top of the curtains. Buy
some strong elastic three-quarter of
an Intb wide. Measure the elastic
by stretching It as far aa It can be
stretched acros tbe window. Cut out
at one end mid sew on a strong batten
berg button. Insert the clastic ta
hems, sew another button at the other
end. and then fasten a button at each
end on tbe small bras knob of tb
outer curtain rod. Ha the center of
tbe elastic to tbe outer curtain, and
then you will And It will not tag In
the least.
1 KITCHEN HELPS.
By cutting onions, turnips and car
rota across tbe fiber It aaakea them
mora Under wben cooked.
Bait abould never be added to any
' dlsbea containing milk until tt baa
cooked. Bali' curdle raw milk. :
After boiling beet root they abould
be thrown Immediately on leaving the
- paa lato a bowl of cold water. Tbla
facllttatta tbe removal of tbe akla of
tbt beet root.
dalaty for serving with afternoon
tea la made from whole wheat bread.
Butter ta loaf, cut off tbe slices, then
tcuMato'atrtaa about an' Inch wide.
-Cover aaak-Bitot vMkv melted chw
v lat aad aprtakit with flatly cbvTptd
"nuta,, Pst aalsto far. an hoar or ao to
Wtrfwl Ufht rf North ftlver.
The' Iacka wanna "railroad annouaee
.that "H Jfo Jjwarraj light; rrit
t'proaoeea from a single fixture" will
t'teoa'ahlaa'froa tbt aaw Lackawanna
'ttattoa at Hoboken. It will be a clua
'ttr of fortj-Blot arc lamp which will
''b arraagad Is aerie within a aingla
"glob alg-t'U Uajktf, each arc
?cctaJiur alM aajptrta at 2J00
, volta, It kaaiUuttw that a candle.
(iYaXiar00 FW -
.. V.WlfWI'SWW "(!
Rhyme Far Bride.
An old rhyme of Interest to
Ilk tbla:
Married In blue.
He'll always U true;
Married In brown
To live out of town;
Married la yellow.
Aabamad of tbe Ntlow;
Married la gretn.
A she mud to be n;
Married In black.
You'll wish yourself back;
Married In gray,
Tou'U go far away;
Marries la pmk.
Tour aplrtt will atak;
Married In purple.
Tbe happiest couple:
Married la white.
You've married all right
bridat
There art ao many thing you can
do without and want
We aometlme tell other by our
action tbt very tblnga wt do uot
wish tbtm to know.
Being a hypocrite I tad enough, but
it doe not inak aa many people un
comfortable aa brutal frankntaa doe.
Much aa children admire their par-
tats, at tot bottom of their heart
tbey think wben they ant grown they
Will be great improvement on tbtm.
now easy to wish for a million dol
lar to give to your friends! Why
not give tbtm what you have? You
could ut polite anal kind to tbtm with
out much, trouble. Atchison a lobe.
the Cookbook.
?ry fish with akla aid next tbt pan
to prevent tbt piece from curling up
aad breaking.
If cream la a trifle our, it will not
ttsttjor curdlt In tea or coffee if
ttirrtd la th cup with oaa or two tea
spooafala of eugar ptora -pouring tbt
beverage.
Do you know if you would baka your
cooktts on the outalde of tat largo bak
ing, pan that there would bt ftwtr
burned ones? Try it tbt next tbco yea
art making cake and set what aa ad
vantage it la over placing tata ta Baa
pan.
ciM
A Simply Remed).
"Yon art a poor aaltanuar1
tbt dlaguattd tBDlorer.
iThea.-'rttorttd tbt offender, m
can reatdy that by raising my iaj.
M7."-Baltuwaw American. '
Election of 1908
Keglslralton opens, Jan. tl.
Closes for primaries, April 7.
Primary Elections, April 17.
Registration reopens, April 21.
Cloeee Inr election, May IS.
General Klectlon, June 1.
Registration reopen Sept. SO.
Clones lor election, Oct. 20.
Presidential Klectlon, Nov, 3.
Information compiled (or the Instruc
tion of the public is aa follow:
Proceedings Under Initiative. Initia
tive) petitions must have 7,403 signa
tures; initiative petitions uuist be Wed
by January SI ; arguments advocating
measures must be flledby Februarys;
Initiative nieaoures must I printed by
the secretary of slate by March S; copies
of measure must be tualled to voter by
April 7; secretary of State must make
up the form of ballot by May 4.
Primary Klectlon Candidate for
stato and district office, tu be voted for
In more than ont county, and for cir
cuit judge and district attorney, must
tile with the secretary of state, at the
lime ol beginning to circulate petitions,
a copy of the petition for nomination,
signed by lilmself, a evidence that said
elector is a candidate for nomination by
bl party. The vote cast by a political
party in each voting precinct for repre
sentative In congress that lat preceding
general e'eclion lathe ba.is on wlildi
formers of Moderate Means
Offered Rare Opportunity
An unusual opportunity I offered th
farmer of moderate meana to secure a
home In the Lakeside Tract located on
the North h ro of Tul Lake. Th
land now offered for salt conlla of
3500 acre of Irrlgsble land lying under
the Adam canal, a part of th Klsm
ath Project and admirably located
along th shoru of tbt lake. It la r.:h
sagebrush and grass land, part of It
being In cultivation. It will be sold In
tract tb suit purchaser and on aatla
factory term.
For particular call on or address, J,
Frank Adams, manager Ukeaide Com
pany, Tula Lake, Oregon.
To the Ladle5
of Klamath Falls
All Interested In .fine China, I would
cordially invite to call at my ituJIo,
Tuesday and Saturday alleinovns, to see
my now line of white China and simile.
Orders for wedding and birthday pres
ent solicited. Instruction given In
China painting. Firelng very reasona
ble. Mas. A. 8. Waso,
Willi Mr. Ma. Hubbard o. Pin
street. Phone TiM.
Buy a Home
A I joining the new fair ground ; two and
one-half acree or more, best ol garden
the nercentace for Petitions rlisll he'lakd. Two and one-hall acres I equal
counted, and l.eed not exceed 1001) slg I to eighteen lolsbOallM feel. II lime are
nft!iir- I
good or turn you ran alaays mate a
natures
Petitions for nomination, to be voted
for In districts comprising more than
one county must be signed by at least
two per cent of the electors residing in
each of at least one-eighth of the pre
cincts in each or at least lao counties
in the district and need not exceed 500
igner.
Petition for nomination fur olflces to
be voted for In only one county, or dis
trict, shall be tiled nitli Hie count)
clerk nut let than IS da) belore the
date set for the primary election, Wed
nesday, April 1.
Tbe form of prtiuary ballot must be
certified to by the secretary of state by
March 30.
Canvass of votes for nominations for
state and district office must be made
by May 2.
good living from It. Price reasonable,
ann terms ey. rVe
I. JACOUd, Owner.
Loose Cattle and Horses
' Warning Is given that horses, con
and other animals found running loose
Ilhln the city limits will be I in pound
ed. This wilt cot the oaner $2 tlii be
sides the feed. The dog tax license It
due and payable March 1st.
C. C. taw, Pound Masttr.
MsTKX I CatMlMS
IS TIIK COUNTY COUHT OF THE
STATE OF OKrXJON Full KLAM
ATI! COUNTY.
E.STATK OF JOSKI'll COSUF.K,
DKCt.ASEI).
Notice is hereby given that the last
will and testament of Joseph Conger,
deceased, lias been duly proven and al
mitled to protaie and that John W.
Clemens and Chas. D. Willeon have
been duly appointed as executors there
of. All persons having claims against
aid eatate are hereby requested to pre
sent the same with the proper vouchers,
within six month from the date of this
notice, to the undersigned at the First
National Bank in the city of Klamath
Palls. Oregon.
Dated at K'amath Falls, Oregon, this
ISlIi dsy ol February, 1008.
Jmix W. Hikmkx,
2-13 6-10 Chasms D. Wuunx,
Executors of Ihe last will and testa
ment of Joseph Conger, Deceased.
klasaaUi laaa Pause Ubrary
The Klamath Fall Public Ubrary I
open every afternoon from 8 to 650
o'clock .and each evening from 6:30 to
10 o'clock. A cordial Invitation la en
tended to all.
W. . FOLSOM
Public Auctioneer
At Harriaon's Second
Hand store, Sixth street,
or address care of Box 216
KlatmaU. Falls Orejoa
We Make Little
Fun
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 tat aVMf Mats Stmt
Heavy rrelghUag a IpectfJlr. Bagase Orders Are
Gives Prosipt Atteatfcm
0. K. Transfer S Storage
Company
Havbti ap-UHlate plaao
tracks we solicit your
fine plaao novlsi
PHONIS
officgsn
Sara n
sTaaMcaea S4S
KENTON & THOMPSON, PROPROTORl
Klamath Falls
:: :: Machine Shops
PECK S BERRY, Proprletort
We are now prepared tp do machine repair work
of all kinds and guaranUe all,. work. first class
sjid prices l-sawenable.. ' -" r
.'i -r, - ... , .
East End Meat Market
CRISLIR S STaiS, Proprietors
Prime Beef, Vest Mutton, Pork and Poultry
$
Fresh and Cured Meals ami Sausage of all Vlr.J,
Wt handle our meat In the most modern w ay In rl, n
llnrss and surroundings. Try us and wo will Ik- ,,
happy to have you for a customer. Free DelKiry,
Incorporated NoTember 28. 1900
Ststemeat of Condition
of th
Klamath County Bank
Klanatat Falls, Oregon
PECKMPIR 31. 1B07
RESOURCES
Ioarti and DiscoutiU . $340,530.80
Uonds and Securities 63,525.84
Real Estate, ltuitJinuH and
Fixtures 14,745.18
Cash and Sight Exchange-. 166,247.69
$585,049.51
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock, fully pnid
Surplus and Profit
Due Other Banks - . -Deposits
$100,000.00
21,753.11
32.000.94
431,293.46
$585,049.51
I, Alei Martin, Jr., Cashier of the aUive named
bank, do solemnly swear that the abovt state
ment la true to the best of my knuwi.ik-e and belief,
KIXX MAIITIN. Jit., Cashier.
Subecrlbed and sworn tu before me this 6th day
of January, IWM.
ISealJ C II. WlTtlNOW.
Notary futile for Oregon.
OFTICEKS
ALU MARTIN
E.R.REAMIS
ALIZ MARTIN, JR.
LtSLIEROGER$
President
Vice-President
Csshler
Asst Cashier
Pioneer Bank of Klamath Baaln
MILLS ADDITION LOTS
are Advancing in Value
When blocks in Mills Addition wire ulTured
at bargain prices a number of shrewd Inven
tors bought; since that time values have
increased materially.
These Lots are Bargain Buys
at present prices, and there is every reason
to anticipate an advance in prices. Rcmem
ber these lots are FIFTY feet in width and
ONI HUNDRED AND TWENTY RET
deep-more than double the arc of most
town Iota offered to investors.
FRANK IRA WHITE
FRAraWUlDPL1CATE ,f,Ce Fi,U, Sit
LajMl lakssjea.
The Cream of the Beat
Old Coatlnental Whiskey
Normandy Rye
F. F. V. Rye . - .
aottiae uadcr ta SttBtnrlalon of Uu HtnmH" '
None Better . . .
oaa
MS Sy
C D. Willson
Wholeule and Retail Uqvor DMltr
Every good book seem to have been written sMDecilHH
mnor woman who is readimr it. EvervwodlU
vF"fwuihavesomethingpfiiquaJity. Saefft
of tbe rtorads. today appeals to you most directly.
!"