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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1909)
gj,jautA.gY " A .SF'V, WtS IsSJo P. !r hi 45 It '- 'J V. lr- -Tl m; , cv' MARSH LANDS 50 PIR CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER.; ABEL ADY OREGON'S RICHEST SOIL """"" T S25 PER ACHE AND UPWARDS, THE EVENING HERALD Issued Dally, Bsctpt Sander, by the HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. o; SUBSCRIPTION Dally, by null, on year Dally, by null, ill moitht Daily, by mall, three months Dally, by mall, ona month Dally, delivered by carrier, ona week HATK9: .ts.oo . :.so . I.J5 . so . so KLAMATH FALLS. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 11. 1909. rut? ktatk AMI I suggestion of what wo might arcom viiinmi i.iwiR tillsh cither through the agency ot " ihe sluto or the activities or private We hear a great deal about Mle, men la one section ot the rountry and work for Idle men lo do In another section. Well Informed and thougnt pend million ot dollar every year In charity for the alleviation of condition that arise directly from congestion and unemitoymnl. Our I analytical rather ....I..-.. .... .. I. ll.. ,!.. lk randl..IinHniuir) ... ...- .--- - - hM medlal. We t.recelve misery Uona make op a problem whleh we I b ovrt(y and deg;rvUllt,oni ,nd we. most eek to aolre sooner or later. J arvk lo (jM0Ct these and to become W mar eliminate from our calcula-iSri.niiflcally acquainted with their tlon the men who do not want to worki aad who will not work It they ran help It. yet we will hare a verit able army left who are able and will Ins to toll and to become a valuable factor In the Industrial progress nt the country. The real difficulty I to brine thla army Into the field where Induatry demand It service. We may learn something of the aolnlloa ot thl difficulty from labor exchange method abroad. In Franco and In England and Oermany there la practical co-oieratlon between the government and the labor union toward bringing Idle men and work together. The ayatem In either country-1 aot tally developed, hut It ha long alnce paeaed the Inefficient atagc of merely reminding the Idle maul licrausc t isllors at the Alaaka-Yii-that there la plenty of work for him kon-Faclflc exposition peraUted In causes and effect. We provide fund for Innumerable purpose ' ellevla tlon which. In the aggregate, make an enorroou sum: hut It I aiuatlng what a small ercentage 1 expended for the chief and fundamental cure of the whole business, namely, the supply of work to those who. need It and have not the mean to get where the work Is to be done. Of a surety, charity cannot be more wisely engaged than In this janncr ot relieving the unemployed. Con dltlona In this rountry make the problem more complicated, nerhap, than It I In other countrle: but It solution I demanded none Ihe lea on that account. It Is a matter In which private philanthropy, the city, the state and the nation may combine force to good effect. Evening Tele gram. In some other section of the country, which he has not the means to reach. The government' Interest In aiding the worker to keep employed has be come one of practical administration Tseera. the seat now bears the con' by the maintenance of the govern meat labor exchange, and, In a limit ed way. the supply of means to bring the worker aad the work together. In this country we have barely en bothering Commissioner Xewcome of the slate department exhibit about tbo historic value of a wall seat which he had put In for weary slgbt- aplcuous placard: "This seat haa no historic value: alt on It." Bandmaster Llbcrati, who I play ing at the A.-Y.-P.. fought with Oar- gaged In a movement of almllar effect Ibaldl and I proud ot It. , by organized effort to bring thrifty aad ladastrlous Immigrants Into the Interiors aad to the west and south. Dot we have hardly Indulged In a Tbo scenic railway at the A.-Y.-l' durlng the first sixty days took In a little more than 150,000. Helping the Town ft? ksusaJBcyoas- sasary fat a beak to juar ewa Uf jea lain a the- ccawankjr'a power to basJaeaa. If MbeUatiel farasrra want lo borrow ntoacy there la aeare to loaa them. If yoa bank yovr mmej away from fcoate II la loaned to oilier Carats, aserraaata aad aawaraetarera. Help year hoeae people. Mosey hidden at home ht-las ao oae. Placed la a lawk It m pat to work la ways that help all. The National Bank of Klamath Falls laagooa lo Bat roar aaa reliable. i A Savings Account.. . . i i . i ? iV i ! 't I a ralap4ejr faad, a Ufa laaaraaee policy, a sic. bearfU, a faacral braeat, aad aa old age pension. There la ao forfeiture claaae la (be passbook, aad It la ander Ibe owner's control at II all tide him over sickness) It will care for hi ea be antat go; It will tee him Ihroagh old age, and barr aha wbea be alee. It la a" simple bastnrae propoaitlon. Begin early, aad keep M ap, aad, like awaaa la Ibe deeert, it wBI sapnly blai aa be joaroeya. Mew to the time to open aa accoaat with the The t Flnt Trnit and Saving! Bank DAMES AND DAUGHTERS. Mls Kitng Tung llh of Canton. Chins, who l registered nuiong the undents of llarnard college. I t daughter of Kane Vu Wei. Urn Chinese reformer. Professor of archaeology Mid direct or of the flehlcswbf-Holatclu Mum'Um of Aiitlqulllca nt Kiel U the hill title of Johanna Jlcilorf. who celebrated her eightieth birthday oti April IT Mrs. Viola It. Hqutrc of Chicago bus refuted to y her taxes and ha writ ten In the county attorney that she no louger Intend to submit to the Injus tice uf taxation without representation. Mrs. Marie Xeiln Hull, widow of Ire. William T. Bull, has irreiilrd to the New York Aindemy of MrdMne a bronse bust of her hushand. bleb was lr. Itull'a last gift In her before In died. She glic It lo the nmdrmy lu his son's uauie. Mr. George Cornwall! West Inn ar ranged for a serleii of lecture In the Utilted State In begin In November 8he 1 nil Aiurrhaii girl, was Iwfere her marriage Miss Jennie Jerome of New York city and ha many friend on this side ot the water. Mr. Jsnie Hryce. wife of Ihe Writ Uh ambassador: tady lurdou Clarice and Mrs. Courtrnay Waltrr llennett have beeu auioug Ihow who hae takeu a leading art lu establlabtiie a new chapter of the IHiughtrrs of the Um pire In New York. The i.rder Is of Cauadlan Inspiration vrlglnslly. but l being exteuded to nil rt of the con tinent. rltlsh Savings Club. The working people ut EiikIsimI are great patron uf niIii rlulm, all sort of agencies being irralol lo rimble them lu save money that they may hale It to spend during ttie frsllie season of the eur. There nrv iluln of all kind, ranging from the shop luU lo which Hie workluguii-ii iiintrlliulr. to the Utile ilubs run for Ihe irnr ut letting school ihlhlreii lime a otill ling's worth uf sweets for u ChrMnui treat. Tliere U hardly a workhoi of auy Importance In l-midon without Its workmen' sating club. Ullen wtili-h there are many dlvlilliis lul tnrrle.1 on at public house, mid llie diill amount lu Ihe nugrrgite to n rrj large sum. The wlthilmwaU Ix-gln In the early days nf IVvrintxT. mul It l not unrnmmoii fur the Imnks In pit) out O00 l$1.400l to IMS) ir.MMi to a slugte club, and Ibe pnlleiu of sinrlug the money I one of some illmculty Aa tbe amounts have lo be dlrllrd among many people I bey are wautrd lo cash, and lo some rase the proimr tlon of gold, silver and copwr Is aerl Bed. Katttr Island. Easier Island Is a lonely Pacific Islet. forty-oeren square mllea In nrva. en llrely volcanic and containing ncr.nl extinct crater, some of which are more than a hundred feet liluh. ills covered by lloggerren on lister Kun day. 1732. Utile I kuown roiireriilint Ihe carious remains which bare iimuV tbe Island famous. They consUI of more tbau noo rudely car rnl stone statues and bust, varying Iti lielsht from three to seventy feet mid mM to he portrait of famous men. not Idols. There are also hundreds nf atone houses on Ibe Island, wild paint ed Interiors and Incised tablets which, strange to aay, barr nerer been de ciphered. Between IW nnd IRS the population, by reason nf polyandry and emigration, dwindled in ISn souls, and In 13 moat of tbeae were carried off by Ibe Peruvians to work gusnn Tbe few Inhabitants left are fair haired Polyneslsns. Since 1883 Ibe Island has been a Chilean convict station.-New York Telegram. BIRDS AS SCOUTS. A Oypsy's Wsrnlno U.for ths Battle f Badows. During the nUhl. July 8-3. l-efore the tmtllo of vailnwa. u ilhlnhm cotmimml vd In Ihe nnhduVe. rctri-ntlm: Iwfore the Pnilan .irtny. had bivouacked nrnrn town In IbdiemU toclw: ""rl" At liililnlKliI llw nrclnluke. when rrsllni; l li'iii"!''!'" "'"t"'- ""'" awakeuril by Ihe nrrlml of n g)w who Insisted nil seeing him mtoiiII haling ve In rcorl Ihe ndtame of the enemy The nnlHliiVe. who sfoke llnmany Itneully, iisl.nl: "Mow H' "" "" Our o'ulio"t have net rrporlnl any inoveinetit." Tliat. mur lilehues. Is Uvnuso In enemy l "till some way nff" Then how dn jell hliowY The gyMy, silnllng to Ih' il.trk sky llghlnl by the iikh.ii. ilwerml. "You see those bird llying nter lh. woods from north to snulhr "Ye. What of IliruiJ" 'Those birds do imt fly by nlshl un Icm illsturtstl. nuil Ihe dlrerlhm of their lllghl Indicate Hint Ihe eiieni) Is rumtiig this way" The nrrhdnkr put Ms division uudif arms and re-eiif on nl the outposts, nlil.h III two hours' tluio were hear. Ily altarknl-rield Marshal Sir live lyn Wwsl In Uuulon Rilunlny tlaielte em Prsphtclta FwlMlsd lmir liefon his name was known outside his iiilltiM-oimlry Oilier Crom well was iiuiktnx one of ills ruintiliiig speeches lu the house of roiuumn. Lord IHeby nsknl lliiuilou who he was, and Hampton replied. "If ever wo should rome to n brrnrli with the king, that slotrii will he Hie greatest man lu Kngland" Never w y prophecy more nimph-lely fuinilnl tbau this. Almost eiUJll) reiuirkahli In Its way waa Disraeli's prophn-y. "But time will come when you will Lear me." made when nothing appeaml more unlikely than Ihe brilliant series of triumphs which futtlllnl II. Another Instance of n quickly fullllhil prophecy was furiil-li.tl by IN'w Plus VII. when lie was told .f Naileon's escape from Kll'i. "iNm't worry aUiiit It," be said; "II I' n storm Hull will be over In three months." The story of Ihe hundrnl days pmvisl his holiness lo be right to a few hours. . ii iw.tfAM lion uiK'ii renurat. rtn"- "- Nursery t, naiem, i WANTKH "Iti ir irbjphiin.; in eratiir. no with experlenro In lh wr, pref 1 Apply al Klanmlh r'alls iiImto sss rtlll HAI.K MIsirlbineiiMt. Wirt HAI.I! Lnily' gi'iille driving '1 horse, with autre) Imiulro O l Hliilile. ,.,,ii diiL i a tutmalii. a Nn f rM. .,....' - - . ii Oilier t) pearlier, wlllt 16-Inch cartlir. In llrst-clns inmllllon. nj 0 machine for $75 Call at O K Tlitnsfer omen nnd sec It I M)H 8AI.K- Ktelghl inilfll, ""; ....... r..M.uiii. of H horses ami Uniess', stretchcis and rhalaa, 3 No. 1 waKons, rapacity n; -": nun. .ii in Vn. I cnml llou. Morrill Son. Park slalil". Merrill. Ol"- MISlHl.iaNKOl M. IHIHHH""""""""""""" REFRIGERATORS Cold Storage White Enamel Food Chamber S 21 to $24. 50 Reliable galvan ized Food Chamber TIIK Hoiithern I'arlfle haa now on Mle round trip tickets In Beatlle. ......i r... .l.lv .tnvs. with HflvlleSO of stniHiver at any Hnl en rnulu fori ltH.,6. The final limit on these'T llckels expire twinoer at si. OltllKU jour Ire from . IS ItnnslerjX ruin pan). KUIINInllKI) rnnuia and apattmenls nt Iho Baldwin. I'BMKNT lnimrled cement Just r- rulvedi rarload Allsen rumvnt In Iron barrels. Baldwin Hardware Co. nnsanaiaawsRssn Til KXCIIAMIK. TO KXCIIANOK California for Ore gon; ICO acre deednl land, title narf.-ri. nn inoriKssc; fruit, grain and grapes. Fur arrtagn at or nesr Klsm ath Kails. II. D. Hlhley, P O. box 6 IT, Han llvrnarillun, Cal riff tits tllltt Mill (y fj WHITE MOUNTAIN ft X FREEZER jj JV til lilt THt Mlllll W sV aasSBsi ewsss to a ms u ?T a aM anas turn im W Kroberts an MJ?ANKiJ $17 $21 I ROBERTS & HANKS HARDWARE MERCHANTS a Then and Nsw. , Act I. Tllklns-IIow fs business. WllklusT Wllklna-Can't make It go. Al this rate I shall be bankrupt In another month. I don't seeni to have any bead for business. Tllklns No: you luncn't. But you bare a good atari, mid If you'll prom ise to let me run things I'll go In with you aa iartner. Wllklna Done. A friend In need I a fylend Indeed. Act II. Ten Year Ijiler. Oueat What a magnlUcenr place you have everything that wealth could boy or heart long fort You have lieen wonderfully prosperous, Jlr. Wltkln. Mr. Wllklns (sndlyi-Trar. but. after all, I get only half the profits of my great establishment. I tell )ou. my friend, tbe mistake of my life was Ink ing a partner. lndon Hcrups. Lscatlsns sf Prsmstlsn. Elxena. ased tour, rriehd In kinder garten lore and each day Imparted lo her young mother the many Interest ing things that Ibe sweet fstnl teach er luil told Iheiu. Among the tlcls. tltude of school life to lie encountered wa that of vaccination, which wis new to the little one. After much ex plaining nnd trassurlng this illmculty was safely passed. .V few weeks later she returned one day from kinder garten la a whirl of excitement, ex. dilmlng: "Mother, mother, I'm going to be promoted! Mother, will I be promoted ou my arm or my leg!" New York Times. MiTICK Or' MKTTI.KMK.vr OK MN.I. Accor.vr NOTICK I heieby alren that Alex Martin Jr., administrator of the es tate nf llodney H. Ilnwcn. deccaied, hka Mini with the Cnunty Court al Klamath Cnunty, Oregon, fur settle ment Ida final atniunl In the admin Istratluu nf Iho said estate, ami that Munda). Auguit 30th. at : 01) p. in nt tho courthouse In said rnutily and Htato Is Ihe time and placn flieil for Iho hiarlng of any and all objections lo aald final account and tho seltlv menl Iherenf. and any -rton Inter ettitl ma) appear and file eireptlons to said account and contest to same. AI.KX MAIITIN Jit.. Administrator of tho Kstato of IIimI- ney H. Ilowen, Ik-cesicil. -2 s-:i Osrman Way sf Serving Aspsrafus. When llvlns In Or many we noticed that the asparagus served there wiis onsually lender and of a much more delicate flavor than that which we got 1.1 Amerl-a. We learned Hut Ihe Ger mane do not consider asparagus fit lo eat unless tbe outside skin Is scraped from each stalk before cooking. This sounds like slow work, but If a shsrp knife I nsed II can be done n,ulte rap idly and Is well worth the trouble. fjond Housekeeping. Told Ysu . "It's the nnrxpeited thai always kappeus." "Ob. I don't know Hnmelmdy al ways claim lo hare predicted ll.n tralsvllle Courier-Journal The Peer Osctsr. llawklnn-Rn you sent for a doctor! Does he Ihlnk jou will lie mil soon Bobbins-1 Imagine an lie said he I wished I hud rem f r him sooner.-- mrk. WANT ADS. Fair tf Premature Burls!, The fear of premature burial, which prompted Ihe late lrd Burton to di rect by his will that bis heart should be removed from his body, lias caused many well known men nnd women lo order a surgical operation to be er formed upon their bodies. I In rr let Martlneau left her doctor flu lu inn nutate her head, and iJily Burton ill. retted that her heart should lie pierced with a needle. The late Kdmund Yates Itft Instructions thai his Jugular vein should be severed, with a- provi sion that a fee of 80 guineas should be paid for tbe purpose, Literary person appear to have been particularly afraid of premature burial. Bishop Berkeley, Lord Lyllon, liana Audrr ata and Wllkl Collin all took meas ures to protect themselves from It. Wsttmlneter Oeieltr. KOIt HAI.K Heal Kstate. r'Oll HAI.K A new bungalow, with 8 rooms and bath; flno location on hillside near High School, Inqulro at Herald ofllce. SIIKItllfH HAI.K POIt SAI.K 80 nenm, CO acres In imp; 3 horses, wagnn, set of bur nous, i (ows, 22! thickens; C-romn huriKUIiiw, furnlshod, miles from town; 1100 per acres; easy terms. II. K. I'olntor. Klamath Kails. eaBaEBBaasaaaweBaBaBBBBasaawBtressBe IIKM' WANTKI). AUKNTH wanted In every town for tho Wool Adjuslablo llumuless Horse Collars, No pads, humes, sirups; ran bu used with any kind of tug attachments. Will not gall horse or wear out. Will not corrode or rust. I'rlio $6.00 each. Ask your dealer. Wrllv fur llteraturo. Address Nelson Wllvor Company, cxcluslvu dlslrlh- ulors I'arlltcCoastBtatcsiAlhany.Ore. TUB Oregon Nursery Company of Halom, Oregon, Iho largest and best-known nursery romnnnv In the. Northwest, has openings for two or three atoady and rollablo salesmon for flllllhl.rn llraunn and X7nH.ABn California terrltorlva. Full Inform-' Whereas, luilgment was remlrreci and entered nn Ihe 3Gth day of April, 1609. In an action In His Juitlce Court for tho Precinct nf l.lnkvllle, Klamath Count), Slain nl Oiep.n, Llfori, A. I). Mlll.r, -Vi. Iru n.' the !'iac fcr said preclnrt, ImIwi-.ii W. Keeee, plalnlllf, and J. K. Hulll van, ilifeuilanl, In luVui of ptaliillll and ralmt UtfenJanl tin tl.? s.mi ol Hevcnty-flvo dollari IJ76) with Inter est then-oii nt Ihe rate of Hl (0) per rent per annum from tho 2Clh day ol April. 1909, and Iho further sum uf Thirteen and Twenly-tlvo One-bun-drodths dollars ($13.21) costs and disbursements; and whereas a tran script of said judgment and proceed ings had before said Justice ot the place In said rasu has been Died in tho ufllce nf Iho County Clerk nf Klamath County, Oregon, and which said Judgment was duly docketed In tbo Judgment docket of the Circuit Court of tho Htato ot Oregon for the County of Klamath, on tho 13th day of May, 1909, and tho sum ot Hewn- ty-flvo dollar (I7u), wllh Inton-sl ttoroon at tho rata of six (C) pur cent per annum from tho 2filh day of April, 1909. and Thirteen and Twen ty-flvo One-hundredths dollars (113, 3D) cost and disbursements of said action Is now duo thereon; and by virtue of an execution Issued b) Ihe Clerk of tho Circuit Court of Ihe Htato nf Oregon for thu County ol Klamath, on said Judgment, com manding mo lo satisfy said Judg ment, Interest and costs nut of the personal property of said J, K. Hulll tan, and for want thereof, then mil ot tho real property belonging In said J, K. BulllVflii, In said County of Klamuth nnd Htato of Oregon, anil not being nhlu. nflor diligent searrl nnd Inquiry, to find any personal property be ong ne In J. K. Hu van III said county, nut of whlih lo satis- ry ualil judgment or uny part thereof, nnvo lovicd upon Iho foll.iwlng do scribed real property nf tho ilefonib ant J, K. Hulllvsn, lo-wlt: RK'i of HKW of Heel on 2 1. NWI4 (if NWIi nf Hocllon 27. KVi f NKU of Hic tlon 28, Township 37 Hon Hi. Knngc i a nasi or wiunmutlu morlillati In Oregon. Notice Is therefore hereby given that by virtue ot said elocution will, on Monday, Iho 30th day ot Au gust, 1909, nt thu hour of 2 o'clock In tho uflvrnoon of said dny, at the front nf thu courthouse iinor In Klam ath Kails, Oregon, sell at public auc tion lo tho hlghoat bidder for rash In hand, tho nliuvo described real prop erty, or so much thereof as may he nocossary lo miliary said Judgment In favor of II. W. Koeseo anil nirnlimt J. K. Hiilllvnn, tugC'llier with nil costs nnd dlsbiirsomonu (hat liavo or limy accrue. Dated nt Klamath Vails, rii-mrm. tills 30th day of July, 1909, W. II, IIAHNKH, Shnrlff of Klamath f'niielv 7-30 8-28 I Choice Garden Lands FOR RENT A few DloU of choice Uad for gUrden; ft Cabbage, Celery or other track, under Irrigation and coavealent FRANK IRA WHI CAPT. 0. C. 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