The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 10, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextN MARSH LANDS Oregon's richest soil. mn a j.t.i.1 .- .l.. j i ,,..., ., V.'Jt ttr nrr' ntlrl IIDWflrdl. EfllV TenM. aJLf 1HEEVENINGHERALD liawii dailr. nrtnl Suivl.r. Iir th Herald Publishing Company ? W. 0. SMITH, tdilor ov per vcui. vcgciauic matter. lYiam.'un s greatest uaitfuuia m f,v Kfcl - - - immmmmmmm Z 411 I f. burscmition iutes 11111. by null rr. . . . . , HW IKtllK by null lmonth. , , . tW Oailr'. brmaiUthmmonthi, . . . 1.XS IHHy, by mall. month, . , ,w tHtty, dVllwmt by carrWr, a wrV, , .11 Mow TO RtKIT.-tVn.l IVatofflra nvnwy onlar, aiiiraaa ordar, rrunal rhack pn yuur local bank, ilarapa. cvln, or ruirrnry. NitrorArra law or OarooN.-Stlon JsJSuf th.l.w. of Orvn imwrfcli'a thai ahawm any priMm rontrvUIn a nwpapr thall mall uh ntwwptkpft to any ton la tnU Mat without nrt taratrlna? an tmlrr tharafor. uch nrarwipc Hall b JwilllO Ull lift. and no dabt or oblljra. iA ahall arrru aaalnat urh paraun. whothor u nawapaiwr m uvrlml by tho iwraon to whom it la ami or not. WEDNBSDAY JUNE lO.HMS. Timbuctoo will be capital of the world and Bantu the inter national language in A. D. -1,000 according to Professor Newton Scott of the University of .Michi gan. This prediction is made in an article on "A Substitute for the Classics." in the School Re view, issued by the University of Chicago. Professor Scott says English is superior to Latin and Greek but inferior to Bantu and he predicts that the Bantu litera ture will surpass anything in the world's literary history. "Honey, one of the most nutritious and delicate of foods, should be eaten more than it is." aaid a cooking expert. "Bought in the comb, it is bound to be unadulterated and this pure honey will keep its friends free from sore throat and bronchial troubles. I have not had a sore throat since six year.? ago, when I took to eating honey. My doc tor tells me he often recommends honey with excellent results for diseases of the throat. I know a number of ladies who use honey as a cosmetic. They apply it to the skin, rub it in well, then wash it oft with hot water. The result is a finer tex tured complexion, a glowing color and a young fresh look. taataMmmwi The American Federation of Labor is sending out to every section of the country the "dec larations" upon and for which it stands. Thev are as follow 1. The abolition of all forms of involuntary servitude except as a punishment of crime. 2. For free schools, free text books and compulsory education. 3. Unrelenting protest against the issuance and abuse of in junction process' in labor dis putes. 4. A workday of not more than eight hours in the twenty four hour day. I: A strict recognition of not over eight hours per day on all federal, state and municipal work, and at not less than the prevailing per diem wage rate of the class of employment in the vicinity where the work is' per formed. 6. Release from employment one day in seven. THE KLAMATH COUNTRY 9- NATinwii ntiK I i ?JVv a. -..'.. r-.,. . ,l,..,l L r J KLAMATH ' JJLJ! I : INDIAN ?! "CLJ-SL XL ).! Rr.SERVATION ' I ' I t'nHHtt I -, U Ati. I .i at V I ui !? iQr Tfcn. W v"" ? J 3 I,- !W L u V --,Ji ff k & om . V '. I r -UKlAMAlMrAUJ l,l Mafv . tr )j aaa-aaaaw" -T c. fll XIHaWvoir Y?t. -v " ,. v ip-wauv ''.ESa. ay. M3NTA4UI jg" I . (Vll(j9 ! riaaii lA.t ywl WifHtifc v - j ' r""" 7. The abolition of the contract system on public work. 8. The municipal ownership of public utilities. 9. The abolition of the sweat shop system. 10. Sanitary inspection of fac tory. workshop, mine and home, 11. Liabilities of employers for injury to body or loss of life. 12. The nationalization of tele graph and telephone. 13. The passage of antichild- labor laws in states where they do not exist and rigid defense of them where they have been enacted into law. 14. Woman suffrage co-equal with man suffrage. 15. Suitable and plentiful play grounds for children in all cities. 16. The initative and refercn- I IN THE LITTLE PRINCESS LHsVflnlfLjnHLVBB sUflilssQBflBMsSfflsssssssssBsW You get dum and the imperative mandate and right to recall. 17. Coiitinuod agitation for the public bath system in nil cities. 18. Qualifications in permits to build of all cities mid towns, i,,,,,,,,,.,,,,),,, ,.. that there shall be bathrooms. and bathroom attachments in nil houses or compartments usod fur habitation. more Md convenience In KlaiMth Falli. more cooking lurface than from any stove ever aold E. VIRGIL, a SON i Dealers in Furniture and House' Furnishings. Bridge on Main street 111 We favor a system of finance whereby money shall be issued exclusively by the govern ment, with such regulations nnd restrictions as will protect it from manipulation by the bank ing interests for their own pri vate gain. 20. We favor a system of United States government ostal savings banks. The above is a partial state ment of the demands thnl organ ized labor in the interest of the worKers - inuncu, oi an tne peo ple of our country make upon modern society. Higher wages, shorter work day, better homes, better and safer workshops, factories, mills and mines. In a word, a bet ter, higher and nobler life. ry r .1 . conscious oi inc justice, wis dom and nobility of our cause. the American Federation of Labor appeals to all men and women of labor to join with us in the great movement for its achievement. more man two minion wage earners who have reaped the ad vantages of organization und federation appeal to their broth ers and sisters of toil to unite with them and participate in the glorious movement with its at tendant benefits. Classified Advertisements HEAL ESTATE FOH SALE rOlt W.i:-m Art- It.inrl, JK-II II mil,- rait r( Kljnulli Falla a dar-- ' nlii lur muiio lioiiirxM'lt'r. fr Mtlirutar iiii ' MISCELLANEOUS I mim:v ru i.on-h,,i ii, i.nt i Into Miinn iwiiii-y in loin i ).,ii I, ac llie n-cuiily. IMS. Hall, I I'OK SALE r'r S.tu Cn.lirw.-.l T).rrilrr In KAtalitiiiiliilon V). i. V. i;.i)Un.UII. H)lt K.VI.i:- ur) lull M.A,i,IK Wlillf SVhIiik Mathliif, lalr.t .Iralun, nt iilltlii I'nniiliifcHinr. H ! Mlva Inn ,rai llcally huh llrrtini; lldll'Mnrvlii fafon, nt a liarnaln, ont 20x 'i Indies ami iin f,3. In-., nMi., IimiiIi.-uI Ili-itUmpra .Ifiii-ly Miiik. I'Oll hAl.i: (inn ili.i r , iiiw mnli. luml, our iik kin rli dr, nun laliliiaml mh IiciiIiii; a,lt,.. t'.ill nt lr) rcf Hurt'. Professional Cards DR. WM. MARTIN Dcnll.'it Ofllcc over Klarnutli Cimnly Hunk frnmrntmrnmrnrnmrnm Incorporated November 20, "n " I 1000 I Statement of Condition ii f tiiu, Klamath County Bank Klamath Falls, Oregon D1CEMBIE 3t, 1()07 R1SOURCES Imim and Discounts S340.rnn nn a3.ri2S.H4 IIoiuIh and Securitien Keal Kstattf, Duildingn antl Fixture .. .. M,7.r.ia Cash and Sight Kxchango 1GCJ.247.00 $50r,()..5 UABIUTIES CnpltMl Stock, fully pnid SurpluH and Proilta Due Other ilanks )0M)nlt $100,000.00 21,753.11 I2.OO0.0I 431,205.40 $505,040.51 ale I, Alnx Martin, Jr.. Ca.lil.r uf tin liaim, Ho Milnmniy iwrar that IIik ai. Hunt U tru tuthr livat ufmy ktiuMl.'L-, AI.KX MAltTIN, Jll i . StibacrllMHl aiul iwurn In tfirr nir ii, i.f January, lH. H-lf II Wn.ii. Nutary I'lilillr f. n.,. mii la'o orncEKs ALEXMARTIN -E.&RKAMIS ALEX MAJniN, JR. LESLIE ROGEJtl - - l'rchlilcnt Vice-President Cnshlcr Ask'i Cnt.hlcr Pioneer Bank of Klamath Basin THE OFFICE E. H. DuFAULT, Proprietor Cholccit of Wlnea. Liquors mid Cigars rCatrr to irw moat try It. J K whci kind, fur the tstlrr ctaaa uf traili wl n- iliinj; totffrrj rritlcaL You'll liollco tli iirirrr.ra wbrtjq Juit thd tilarr to ilmp In for a rrrrihir liw hen you nvrt a ntlmulant lure lujuon if iB family trail a .-clall Ready for Inspection Our line of Garpeti. Matting Tapestry, Linoleum. Art Squares. Table, Lounge and Stand Covert, ii ready for inspec tion. Something entirely new Also Silk Float and Feltolene Muttressei Brats and Iron Beds-Adjustable pen cil woven wire Springs, the only thin: for hot weather. Polshed Oak Dining Sets and all oik Rockers. W. H. DOLBEER Successor to B. St. George Bishop Phone-Store, 61 Residence, 155 At .the Stock Ranch For Rent In Wood Hlver Volley, KUrnatli Co.. tontulnlnn 480 Bcrtu, ICO arrea nliailow aim 3'JU paiture. All eniloscd, )r lurther particulars InrjuliH nf T. A, CiilUtrtson, Ashland, On: oi Vielt Manning's If jou want llie heat lj cream. C F. STONE Attorney at Law milieu over K-mtoin', Kliinnth rua, Orcjcoii TuirrilliNI. 19 D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney at Law Klamulh I'ulln, Ort'con CIIAH. K. WOltDKN I'rrablent A. M. WOltDKN Cannier I ItKP MEUIA VIci-IVi The American Bank and Trust Go. Notice While lliu liriio I lyne mi luiid l.tula it will he aold on doinaml. aln.r Ii I. ., Ii ulll i ,... ..'..;. "." 0-"'" vmiwMij luiimeij uayg ,0. tlce to permit oi my hunilng anotlier kln. K you itant lime till, Hummer Kt It now. . 0. 1). Wlllaon. I'TaTWTi1 'aTii. i , I i,A a pjll.lIillM CAPITAL, $100,000.00 Cor. 8lhM4 Mala Strecl "W-ff . T.