The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 18, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLr silt OP-NINO. UP WITH '"l ....ii'Tr STOCK or- COWrn-- ' SHERWIIhWlLLUm pUHTS AMD VAMISHCS If you need anything In this line we will be glail to show on color catch and (iiott price. Iff kmU' lit (tin mit)i'u, r ....UL ANDDkt. U- . .. Geo. T. Baldwin, HAKDWAKE DEALERS Kiimnlh Falls, Oregon WILLIAMSON RIVER and Spring Creek RESORTS f ,r I. -I Unlit iMlllIK III t lli'gnll. i r-ii-irt M'(-iiiiiillioiia lor t in. hk mlllH lot lent. -l., i . amplng grounds an, I boat lr Kill , f iii .tnre lor eirl(. ftlr,l,.ilii' iiiliiirctloli, ,rr-iiiiiultinne t' K" t" Crater I .v. I Will meet I'Jtllra nl Klstiulli i Arnr FRANK MVla I'KOPHIITOK Klamath Agency, Ore. Zim's Plumbing Shop Contracllnft ana Jobbing Firstclass Line of Plumb ing Sieclaltlce and first dm Workmanship. A. 0. U. W. Building Klamath Falls Jackson Hotel Fort Klamath, Ore. Clean rooms, good beds, and the table always sup plied with the best the market affords-Terms rea sonable. C.C.Jackson, Prop. PACIFIC SHOE WORKS All Hrpalr Work Done Promptly and at Kcduccd Prices Mcii'a Hull Holca. 7.Vi rlr tlllll-rla, .wj Ijl.lilV Hall S.,1,-., iV: HtoI.'.'5c; CIiIM- 'rii'a Hull Hi 1 1 1-.,, VI rent K"l'il,j...,l wlt, nil iniKlrrn liirlilni-ry Shop on Main St. J.V.Hoiuton blk Professional Cards W. WM. MARTIN Dentist Ofllop i,vrr Kliitnath County Hunk R. C. P. MASON Dentist A'Wlcan Hunk Trust Cn.'a, Uiillilinu c P. STONK Attorney at Law ffilce over postollWi., Klamnlli Falls, Ori-gin, f'Wraoai- pj D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney at Lsw Klamath Falls, Oregon SIRES AND SONS. Hwtr Admiral II. y , Kvilll , n; In Hnnlii llnthnra, Oil., when ,e lellres riom I he ni-llve ai-rrlco In ti. navy iii-xt August Jclin I) liovki-rilliT never kIkiih nny J"'""'i"il '!' I. fi-iin.uily pint,' Id O U. on hills l.nt h,, mH KKI, tin chiH'kK fur Hmi-riil ) cnia, ' Tin. Hncliillst inuly Im k,,, ,, ' Important r.'.nilt In . p,.,,,,,, ,,f ,, fr.-d Dicyfii,. ,) Hrlr , l( h Icipnrlhiluenliiiy IIcvI.mv of o., Mr Ki.m...i..y, iminselnr (lf',M, ' litis. Inn i..il,n., ulll ,( , ,inrk, lI'itfTiilie ilmiini . ni,,,.,,,.,. ( 1(iri Itosl-li Mi.. niul.iiaaiiilor, :,Wi Alfred ll oimI.i 1,111 , ,(h , . pl'llll till. XUIIItlM-t III l:ilKlllhl . M tuken ii l,miiiiii n t Him roi hit of 1'itrk Inn,, mil I'lrcmllll). ihe rental or will. Ii la flll.fxM ,, ,., Allium,, rii,.n,.,t f r,.,r of Madrid, hits In, I n-tliMl ni II,..,,,.,. or uiiti) Mm. He L,., .,,,., bulla In ,, nr t.r , ,,,, iarH) cscap.il iliiilh In mail) nubta 'lli liirlli-it ini.iil,i.r f , ,. ,,,. mint U t'iiiKti-aainnii ltniiii i r,. "i in I.IKIilcciilli Ulll, l lllalrll-l. ulm lina llll- IM-l 1,1a .,,,.1,1., nil .. llriiil,IU-un iniiilliliitn ir . mo of ..''I'1" ''"i don't Iriiat It to your mem mill W II Hiiiilclinniiii. Ilif leuilir ur tin I'lillcil Mliili-a Miirln.i Imtiii, , rofj lliri-.i jpfiia nl. I iiinl one i,f ii,,. .B liamllimali.ia In I In- luiinlr) H ta klao ii .'mIi. i iiiiiiica, r of l,uil mo ale mid luia Iiml ,ilnn iiiiiny atiillnu ioliinpioiia Arlliur ItiirroHa. nitcl iilm-t) fi., , "Ilm fatlicr of lli Cucllali ,nr" Id-llx-a III rrlltflin-iil tit llii-ki-iilmiii nml waa "ciillnt" In jit.-.-n Vlctorl.i corn null, in jenr mid tua roincjiiiicliiK iiiuiiacl lo lie 'I Iclilxirini family ilurlm; tin. fnimiua trial. Gleanings. 'Iliprp aiP a nunilwr of r,l,liuiv ,U Hi.- UrKcat on, I mint ruinoua l Hint n' Ulrll, Cow It la illltlnllt In l.'iii;laiid In utuiia" nn liitiTi-at In Hi., iirrw-nnllmi of for rata l-ccnUM. ( . Unix Ta I aulittllii f luu of coal for wmI na fml Tim rutd aiorncp iiipii sri :liiB to Krt toKPtliar III I'urla III July mnl tnlk kliii, 'Hip IiIk lialln- fur tint KalliprlllK la liitrrnn tlunnl cinjirn-.a of Hip ti' frlgrrnllni; luduattii.. TIip He" Itutalati coriTiiur of (),lni liaa adoptnl n nrir j.lan Wlt.-n III, mni tlnd n ioiiu In ulilrli Hi.tp I, a Iximli lip liaa Hip Uiinti piiIch( mi Hi. Kit Mid tlirndiy iliatroya llir ,ou,. TIip nttnuit to rnmliliip (In- Iniiliipaa riK-ii of nil I'mnep Into n iiotiHilll(-al itiilrcllv. naaiN-lalloli tn l Luou al Ilm I'nWatlnu of Irriicli Manufar turrra and llualnraa Men la H)rlfd to I uakliiK aatlafaetory pronrrn. College and School. New York city la now awudluK or education jr.t)73 cacli tcbmd djy. Ixrd llnylclfcli. Up nut.il lxndou Idiyalclat, baa U-rn rlrctrd cbmicrllor of tor Uulu-rally of CarubrldEa- In rut' rraaluti to tbo late llukp of IP ull bill-. AcvordliiK to rrofraaor It. II. Jamrs of Hip Uultrnlly of Missouri, tTllblli tlfli-rn ycara tbo middle Writ Instead of Hip rriat will be tbe university cen ter of tbe TtilU-d States. Dean rrederlck H. Jonea of tbe u Kliieerlim faculty of tbe I'nlrcrilty cf Minnesota baa been asreid ukju by Hie Vale faculty aa tbe lucceasor cf Henry I'arka Wrlsbt. dean of Yale col Ircv, kii tbe latter1 retirement In Hepteistier, iWX The Writers. Mm. Harsh Oram! I lecturing In Loodou on tbe "Art of Happltiess.' i Hall Calue has promised tbe editor of London M. A. I". to write bis auto biography for that Journal. I Andrew iJiug. the ureat atudent of folklorv, celebrated tint other day Ids sixty-fourth birthday anniversary. Thomas Hardy has completed his Napoleonic drnmn, "Tho Dynasts," the woik which has engaged bis attention to the exclusion of everything else for )enrs. ..... . ...... . ....., lVtl(1, w jr'r ' nvU' iThM PUh ' aoiiM 12(1 latoks and lunumerable pain pblets, most of which hate been traus lated luto etery European iJUg .ii.". Electric Sparks. One of Ihe eleclrluil dunls lu Ger many employs il,000 workers. A Montreal grain merchant recently sent nu Inqnlry to London by tbo wire less at stem nml welted im answer In leas than l hours. r i.vttns. rrunce. A jnmiK .....-... . ;.-'.'.-.- , Is said In hHVo aolteii tue piuu.i... ... n.i.inUslon of electrical energy uiiiiitnt the in.0 of wires. l feature of the flwlss telepboue ne'rvlce Is that. In addltlou to owning and opcratlug all the lines, the govern uient manufacturei all the Instruments used, makej the Insulations nud con troll the btulnem obsolutely. Things Theatrical. Huttle Wllllttuis I to P"J '" "u,u' mer lu Kuroi'f. , , Marthtt Morion I writing a U) for Henrietta Croinmn A new musical extratuua.." . The Laud of Folly." j Otis Harlan It lrlns burlesque of Hum Btahl as "Tim Chorus Lud) . , Mrs. Flske Is to begin her next aeu-j .on hi Now Vork In a uw American ( "charle. Klein M?$ which'la to be produced bf Ueutf a. j Harris. "wo Mllta Mlnutt,iSir Twi.inlleaamliiiin, C" ' i(-iinw.nyi y HwiriaaaniMtnr VlrtaMnrllioaky, lilliliiLltir7 Onlyilinica t,lJl',all)lnwavp Mywhalalirriii Aliunl'iiiMlnriuli Alliiliui,,ainill Wlinlillitwiliiir ll,aliHilHiUyrll7 AJarniMtatf-rnnin lllooloitllkialnMaa. NultlllnKimw. ICt'cptrtlli.caiirif.. -l.on.rJ It. HobWr,. M jorr jna. tto Dangtr. "Wliulvwr ton do. il,.,,r." wn,i ll, "ill-lit I.IV.T, ".IfJIi'l NllllW my letter to "" t" any one " ""n'' " f-r, dcnn-sl," c-hiiib tliu re- ply !, jBt Mnth ,10H,( of ""'i" ni you itro." Alnl Hh Hint the enitnKeinent ba- miiii! ii inatli-r of lilaiory.-Judi(. Cnloiloj Damunar, 'Talk nlK.iit ll,.- aupcrlorlly of mlud or imitiir!' j-.iI.I ilm nuiiNiui.lntlv litili-r i-ii liint Mil- ollii-r air. If )'"l "l, I l ,. H,,. iMli i,, f,,ri,.t "r ion Inl... ii ii.ic-ll iiml n alio of iiimt iiinl luii kc ii iiii-uiorutidum of II f'lilinKu '1 111,1,11,. T 11.. Point. Wt.m .,u I...1P . IhlnaT to aar. midl ilm I lake liair u Jdy VM,n )..,ir ulr . xu llllln In ll ( .il Hi. Hl.n ii, Ink in a ihImhIp. I.lf. al,ri-n llrhlin;'vai'ir; liiin'l yu mi Iln. wholp IiIuuipiI papr Will, a lul. nlilch al n .lm Ii iii. I Im. iurnrrp.1 In an IiicIl IMI lirr il.mn until alia aluiui.ra; I'ullili l,e ir, a,, iilluiinrra When )i,u dam n ll,li,( in any, H- ll. il.in I lakp liair day. -IMItur. SuggtiLd by tha Walter. "Willtr, I wlili jou'il let hip liove a knlfp Hint i aliarp ciiuuk'li to cut till atrak" "Korr). lr but uv ilnn't Lvpii ouc Liilu-a almii Mujl,.. juii cuiilil ua ' Hip ali-iiL ua n alroi, air. and aliarMn jour knife up bli'-Clt'Tpland I'laln llillliT. Dad Dill' Walarloo. It. .aa a l.a,l mnii M.ry Inch, An.l ofuri inula til. titarrra wtncp U'l.rn l,r ,1 tvliuup "l)la Is a clncll Tu rUan U tiwiaa null HmT" Hut Mli.n In aiirlriK Ms lfa would soy. "Ilr Mill, cum li.lp cl.an liouta to at. Dm bad man run away "No utantuk Lou., for mat" -tlroltTrlliurMi. A Decoy. TIip I'alnlir-Vim play cbarmlngly. Uts j mi i.i r piny for cbarlty? Tbe I'lanlat-Oli, )ea; frequently. 'Hip I'jliilir-Wcll, i-nuip oer and play at my aludln anuie day. Then ierbapa I fill K" nniue people to look at my picture.-I'uck. ' The Matinee Qifl. Her inonds are wondrous etrante, 'Ha ' said. Tor t.er rnrt la a tilts sutllio.. It iiom and ! fllli Kara are red. Ufce volte iL bad a lotely time. Washlniton Star. Nobody? First (tUi-st-Whii Is that luditnlfl enut lnoklug little mau standing near the doorj Hn-uiid Ciicst-l can't tell you who be Is, but I know nhat he Is. He la tbe hostess' husband tloiton Post. His Experience, " 'No rtst tor the wicked.' they say. That s trronV' the old cent let con- fCILVl "Now, I've Ucn quite baJ In my day And frcqutntly found there's arrest." -riilladelpblaPreaa. ni jilt ful Annairaneat. Little Margie (after watching her small brother derottr several large sec tions of chocolate cukel-Matnma, Isn't It funuy how much larger Jimmy real ly Is ttiuu he nppeara to be from the outsldeT-Judse. With a Steal Pick. He I lie. I to pick Hie lnnera. Hut a.un'how they had him beat. Hut nan- rucli day At two per pay Tou'll are lilm pick Ihe strut. Chlcaco News. 'The Modern Nomad. "Did you nk that man why he paid rent Instead of owning bis own homer aslml niie real est.itit agent. "Yes," ausivereil thu other. "He aald be didn't. He kept moving." Yonkera 1 Statesman. Huge. We'te harped upon big lists until We're tveaiy. nioro or less, But ere tw'tiiilt o must admit Tiny are huge eucct-ea. -Kansas City Times. Wronged. "Mercy B.ikes! Is she atilug fur dl vorce iic.iln This Is the luuti time, ,. v. ,. . ... "Oh, uo! Don't wrong her. One of her busbituds dled."-Hiirper'a Weekly. An Automobile Trip. A whls. u imell of fusollne, A thoutt.t of worlds to come. A blur of gicsn-the passing scene I (uen that's KOlng some I -Washing Ion Star. Qrudglng Himself Pleasure. Lady IJountlful-I hope you are com- H--y , ,, . ,,. lug to our "pleasant eveulug tonuui at tbe coffee tavern. OlleaT ! ailes-Wull, I B'pose I shall bev lo.- Punch. The Ring of th Ball. "Effect t.lll sometimes precede cause, Keiuarkvd VrorVssor Krell. Thi) diamond lime 1 a way - " Before Ilm wedding bell. "'" -Bohemian Magailue. H Who Walta. "Everything uomes to bun who waits." mused tbe won In a restaurant, "but It comes cold."-New York Life- BASEBALL "UMPIRES. ' Kicking an Their Decisions la aa Old aa lha Qame. Much bin been said and written ' about tbe habit that ball players liavo, , ' atid apparently ennnot break Ihc-in- n-hi-a of entirely, of dlaputltiK (led- alona of the umpire, Tho pmclltediik'i i , bock for many yeura. An fnr back aa , I WV) In nn account of a koiiio bt-twi-vu Hid fiimoua Atlnutlca of llrwjklyn and Hid Kxitlslon thore nppenrcd tbo foN ! IowIiik: , i "Wu hope to aee tbo boya' play of dla- putlnic oyer the declalou of umpires en I tlrely done away with." i Many year have puaaed alnce Hint na written, and the player, still ill J putc wliut In Nome runrlcra It la nr- k'Ufl abould Ii" Hie anrred ileclaloua of Ihe JiiiIki-i of play. Nowaday the best ! umpire In tbe Katne make allowance i I for the state of mind a player Im In while enKiKed In a clone contest. The follonluic extract la from a New , York paper printed In 1607: i "Kelly an) a that 1'eck'a dummy baa 1 created quite an excitement on Ann I Mreel l)reMd In full baseball rlf. be looks qulle liulty. Hcofleld of tbo I Haymakers did think about bringing tbo II nun- nter to the Union grounds I to ad a umpire In the llnjiunkera- Kc-kfoid Kami! yealerday, but a young 1 man named Monell was found who an awered nearly as well "-New York I Tribune. i . MEPHISTO'S RING. ! A Jewel That Beara a Deadly Reputa tion In Spain. ; It aei-ms atrnnze to read In these ; da) a of n ring which Is believed to J liuto an tt II Influence over IU owner and which Is known as "Mepblsto'a 1 fine" Yet piirh a ring exists and until re cent ji-urs was In possession of the l Kpanlab royal family. Tbe ring la set 1 with a tery large emerald, In the cen ter of which la Inserted a ruby. It Is first heanl of lu the sixteenth century, hluce when tbe kings who owned It bate suffered disasters unlim ited, white the whole country has grad I ually sunk from Its former eminent po sition. 1 When tbe late lllspano-Atnerlcau I war broke out tho ring was presented to n hitrch. The nucri-d building short ly after was destroyed by tire. ' The next n-stlug place of tbo ring was n museum, which traa twice struck by lightning while holding the 111 omened Jettel. , The fatal ring has now, It Is said, i Ixt-n packed lu n strong box and ae- curely burled. It remains to be aeeu whether this will finally put an end I to Its "mystic" power. I'earsou's I Weekly. A Problem In Numbere. No one Is known to have euccceded tu ttudlng two Integral numbers aucb tb&t the sum of their cubea would pro- Juee tbe cube of a whole number. The cubes of tbe first ten numbers give the following aeries; l-8-27-f4-12.VJI0-.,H3 I 312.72J-l.00O. Thla aeries may be pro j longed Indefinitely. The problem would ' then be to tlnd two memliers of the n-rles such that tbelr sum Is Just equal ' to another member. Adding l'-i and I Sid. we get ail. which Is certainly I pretty close to 313. Again, adding '.'10 nud Sl'J, we obtain 12. which Is with in a single unit of 729. another member of the aeries. Another example of be Ills' very close, but not exact. Is tbat , 72 plua 1.000 gives 1.759. which la but , a (Ingle unit more than 1.728. tbe cube of 12. It will thus be aeen tbat the first twelve cubea yield two casca where tbe approximation la bat unit out of the way. A tbe possible cubes are Infinite In number. It may seem worth while to prosecute the search. SclentlOo American, 1 Trapped by Ita Portrait. If an old English writer be true tn his observations, the pheasant mnat be I a tery simple bird, for be declare that It puts Ita bead In tbe ground and tblnka tbat all It body U then hidden. Tbe same author aaya tbat it waa also captured by another curloua plan. A , picture of tbe bird waa painted on J cloth and then placed lu a spot where I It waa aure of being aeen. By and by J a silly pheasant coming along catches sight of Hie portrait anu goes up to have a close view of the new neighbor. While eugaged In Inspecting tbe can tas the fowler draws near from behind and throw his net over the unwary art student. The Dangere of Richea. More weu have been ruined by nffla euco and Its consequent temptations than have ever been wrecked on tbo rook of poverty. To tbe rlcft mail duty often loses Its Imperative voice, and he tauipcra with Ita claims and neglect Its fulfillment, while all tbe time he la breeding greed and selfishness tu hla heart, to the defilement of his whole life. Agalust all this and much more tbe man of relative poverty la defend ed and kept.-Btrand Magaxlue. Practical Sympathy. , A gentleman was one day relating to a Quaker a tale of deep dlstresa and concluded by saying: "1 could not but feel for him." "Vertlyr friend." replied the Quaker, I "thou dldat right lu that thou didst 1 feel for thy neighbor, but didst tbou 1ST IWt tJ mwi.mw., w... fMl Jn th rJgbt p,gce? Dum to thy pocket" v tuou leet Trrlfj(lng. "Work never hurts anybody,' said I the Industrious man. j "No," answered Plodding Pete, "but It' most as bad to be scared a hurt." I -Washington Star. Among life' upa and down the most annoying are keeping expenses down and appearances up. Naw Orleans Times-Democrat THERE ARE REASONS WHY You should buy your Groceries at Van Riper Bros. 1st. They have the goods you want 2nd. Their Groceries are always fresh 3rd. The price Is within reason 4th. They deliver phone orders promptly Phone 516 - VAN RIPER BROS. Get the Habit-Use Chase B Sanborn Coffees FURNITURE Our goods are new and attractive. ALSO THE PRICES . W. 6ILLETT & CO. Bert E. Withbow, Vlco President Abstracting Map, Plaru, Blue Prints, Etc. Klamath County Abstract Co. Surveyors and Irrigation .Engineers Don J. Zumwalt, C. . President Klamath Falls, Oregon East End Meat Market CRISLKR & STILTS, Proprietors Prime Beef, Veal. Mutton, Pork and Poultry Fresh and Cured Meat and Sausages of all kinds. We hand), our meats In tho moat modem way In dean, liness and surroundings. Try us and w. will be moat happy to havo you for customer. Free Delivery. MILLS ADDITION LOTS are Advancing in Value When blocks in Mills Addition were offered at bargain prices a number of shrewd inves 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 ni prices. Remem ber these lota are FIFTY feet in width and ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET deep more than double the area of most town lots offered to investors. FRANK IRA WHITE CAPT. O. C. APPLEGATE FRANK WARD Land Salesmen. Notice For Publication j Department of tho .Interior, U. 8. I.und Office at Lakevlew, Oregon, June 20 11)03. Notice Is hereby given tbat Asa Kordyce, o( Ft. Klamath, Oregon, who, nn August 24, 1001, mad. home I stead entry, No 2133, (or Lota 11, 12 and 1 13, Section 4, Tonaite33S Range 7H , i:., Will. Meridian, hat Hied notice ot intention to maku Final Ave year Proof, to eetahlieti claim to the land ubovo de fciibed, before County Clerk, Klamath County, at Ida office, at Klamath Falls, Oregan, on the 1st day ol August, 1908. Claimant namoe aa witnesses: James tinrdan, K. M. Lever, 11. J. Bavidge and Chaa. Martin, all o( Ft. Klamath, Otegon. 0-23 .1. N. Watson, Register. Notice For Publication Dopaitment of tho Interior, U. S. Land Office ut Lakevlew, Oregon, June 18, 1903. '.Vol ice Is hereby given that Herbert J. Savidge, ot Ft. Klamath, Oregon, who, on September 26, 1902, made iomeled, No. 27T3, tor SWtf, Section 30,Towitthlp32S Range 7,'E., Will. Meridian, baa tiled notice ol In I tendon to make Final five year Prool, to establish claim to the land above de- (crluei1, before County Clerk, Klamath Co., at his office, at Klamath Falls, Ore gon, on the 1st day ol August, 1908. (Claimant names as witnesses t Christ I Weiss, Edd Leaver, Charlie Martin and , James Emerv, all ot Ft. Klamath, Ore Jgon. tMK .1, n. tt atsom, negisier. Cleaning and pressing at the Pant 'atarlmri, Wo call for aud deliver I your clothes, Phone 475. 7-13 AU.KN StAAN, Sectutary M. D. Williams, C. E. Treasurer Office oa Fifth Street auMMom In the Circuit Court of the State ol Oregon, for the County of Klamath, llertha II. Conner, Plaintiff) Daniel R. Conner, Defendant.) To Daniel R. Conner the above named defendant: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit on or before the S3 day ol July 1908, be ing the last day ot the lime in the order ol the publication ol tills summons, tho first publication thereof being on the ll day ol June 1908: and II you (ail so to appear and answer, (or want thereo( tho plaintiff will apply to the court (or the relief prayed (or in the complaint here in to wit: For decree dissolving the bond ol matrimony existing between plaintiff and defendant; (or the care and custody ol Lorene J. Conner and the costs atid disbursements o( this suit: and (or such other and (urtber rellel as to tbe court may seem just and equitable, Thla summons 1 served by publi cation thereof in tbe Evening Herald by order ol (he Honorable J. B. Griffith County Judge ol Klamath County, Ore- r gon, made, dated and tiled in this suit at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the U ol June 1908. Which aald order is re quired tbat summons In tbis suit be published once a week, (or a period ol sis euccesslve ana consecutive weei: from the 11 ol June 1908, H. W. Keissk. j'.'3 Attorney (or Plaintiff, CENTRAL CAFE r Open Day v . and Night Private Dining Parlors Oysters served la Any Style J. V. HOU1TON, Prop. 5 7 f i ' ., . rV-