The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 06, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-?" .. VI O , $1 n?JW s V ABEL ADY PHONE V. 1 MARSH LANDS OREGONTS RICHEST SOIL 30! KLAMATHiS GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. EAST TE! na 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER tu 'l V Itf l 4. H Iff' t V" ". I. ' WA- ? Lf & i .t v THE EVENING HERALD Issued Dally. Except 8auday, bjr tho HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION Dally, by mall, one year Bally, by mall, all months , , Dally, by mall, three moaths.... Dally, by mall, oao moath Dally, dallvcrso by carrier, on weak RATES: ts.oo t.io GO It KLAMATH FALLS. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1900. SPARKS FROM TIIK WIRE Short Rita of New of Interest Krom Yartoas tVrials. Washington, O. C Secretary Kaoz baa Invited Japan to enter Into coapaet making practically com puleory the peaceful aetttement of all dlBcoHle with the United Statea. ad thua keep the two natlona la ac cord. .. Chicago E. W. Newman, who haa recently returned from n hunting trip through British East Africa, aaya that the member ot tho Rooaerelt hunting party are tired to death. Me further atated that the cx-presldcat regreta very much tho crltlclim .aronsed In America and the claim of wanton slaughter, ilnce he haa been killing only ono i peel men of each apedea. - Portland The Pacific Northweat from British Columbia aouth to the BJaklyon mounialna and from the Caaendea wcet to the ocean hai been in the grasp of n rain atorm for the paat Ire days. The prolonged pre elpMatloa haa created flood coadltlona hi nanny of tho rivers, but tho damage ao far haa been coaflned to the log ging luduetry. The Chehalia rlrer - and Ka trlbntarlea are jammed with teas, carrying many of them out Jo Otay'a Harbor and the sea. The Lewis rlrer la Southern Waahlagton fa oat of It baake. and threaten to eat a new channel through valua ble farm lands. Washington.' D. C After voting Robert E. Peary a gold medal for hla la reaching the north pole, the board of manager of the National Geographical society declared It In tention to push vigorously the ques tion ot priority fn discovery. The scientists will snare no expense !c order that they may be convinced on this point. Dr. Cook will be advised ot the society's action Immediately. IX THE WORLD AT UAtUIK Events of latere and Opinion Expressed by Oar Neighbors Birmingham, Ala. President Tatt in an addrcsa here again expressed his good will toward the South. While he waa doing so, an old gray-boarded man In the audience called oat, "God bless you. We all love you." The president smiled and replied, "That reminds me of the old quotatien: 'It might be all right to dissemble your love, but why did you kick me down ttalraT' But I have no fault to And on that score. The fact that you had so little to do with putting me Where I am makes me appreciate all the more tho warmth and sincerity of your reception:" Cincinnati, Ohio A al'.k AineK lean flag, the gift of President Tatt and Charles P. Tatt, hi brother, waa presented to Kllminnlng Lodge of Mason. This la the lodge In which President Taft waa made a Mason "at sight." PIOXKKR HOCIETV MEETIXO At-the courthouse Monday evening. November 8th, at 7:30 o'clock, lb Pioneer Society of Klamath Basin will have a business meeting and pro gram, followed by a banquet in Ken Men's ball. All members ot this so ciety and nil eligible to become mem bers are Invited. Don't forget the date. Mr. W. E. Crltchlow, secretary ot the Oregon Prohibition committee. In u communication to tb Orcgonlan corrects atatementa made by Mv" tiitse of Milwaukee, and then declare) that arrests in Atlanta, G., for drunkenness decreased In one year 350 per cent. The Oregonlan believe that as a mathematician Mr. Crltch low Is entitled to the world's gold medal. You may depend, If Charlea W. Fairbanks should go to China as min ister for the United 8tates, he will not set roaring war between two hem Ishperea by talk, Idle and Indiscreet. He does mako speeches, sometimes, but they are kept la cold storage such a time before delivery, and como forth In such an Icy manner, that you may depend they will not disturb the serenity of the worfd, much 1 the earth, crack the senllh and knock the poles over. Brother Fairbanks Is the very man to succeed the warmly' ni way loquacious Crane. I Tbe monkey Anyhow, the tariff can't be blamed for the kind ot bata women Insist on wearing Indianapolis News. A PET MONKEY. Ma Pranks .With an Anther's Main script and Deteratlens. A Furls rootrnipnmry Orating with tbe love of great men for atilmsts gtrra an amusing account of Chateau briand and lit moiikr). When be was engaged In preparing Foiititnr' works for Hie prnw, on returning one day be was met by lila moukey. "Ah. yon rogue." bum Chateaubriand, "your shamefaced look If IN of ml chief." The monkey wn chained up. but an Itilnp" Old not apwar inucb dis turbed Chateaubriand thought no more of tbe matter until It wne time to re sume work. Fnntuur' manuocrlpta were nut to be found At, last Chateaubriand looked Into the waste per Im.kH. nud there were the iminuxrlplM. the monkey bud watched hi niicirr, ami as be bad wen hlru fold u sheet of paper and tear It Into four, o lie had ilrnlt with Fontanel writing. With niuili labor tbey were pieced together and after ward publlahcd. .Chateaubriand thought It advisable to are what rle tbe monkrj bad done. HI order bad disappeared from a drawer which wait always kept closed. Tbe servant searched everywhere for . . I them, but they were not to be found, snaae vMri. . i. -uim.i h.,M tiu were traced, and then a domestic no- tired that Hie monkey bad suspended them to the cornice In a quasi syav IIKA1. ESTATE TRANSFERS wa glren bl rouge. and Cbatbeaubrland replaced blni by a cat, which wa allowed a place on hi mailer nrltlnir tatile. aiwt ereat I was Hie pleasure which be derived Id i Helping the Town B aaahaaa: roar sssacy ka hook Ira jumr osrra eseaasaa Hy yow aarreaas tao rssaasaalfy'a noarav to Jo asjaaaoa. If oabaaaotlal iacsacre eras to borrow saoaey taero la anoro to loaa skeaa. If yew baa yovr saosirj away froaa Isaaao M la hloora at hoae help ao oaw. Iace4laart)aJcUMs,UwkwayataaUawla)aiL The i First National Bank f c Urn of Klamath Falls bank tot iiA Savings Account Z M I la a raJ oay fawi. a Wa lasnraaea aeUcy, a akk boaeta, a tnairal keaalt, aaal aa add age acaatew. There la ao forfeMara i ia tho assbaob, aad It la aaaer tbe owaer'a coatral at It wan tide aim over swekacaai It wall caiw for kai waoa he anast ge: It was i aary Mai afaea be dsea. It la a i M aa, aad, atto manna la aaa'aoaart. It tatho to open aa nee at ariah i f $?&, v. Trust and Savings Bank 1 i-t '' A.M.' IIMMIMMIflllUMHHIM Just before the Taft party atarted down the Mississippi river Uncle Joe Cannon dictated to a reporter the fol lowing anawer to a question aa to what he thought ot tho fight tho in surgents are making ngalnst him: "Old Paul, you will recollect. It ou refer to bis Journey, Anally struck an attitude and said: 'I have been Im prisoned, punished with stripes, met with robbers on land and have met the beasts of Epbesus, but none of all of these could discourage mo.' That is all!" However, aa the old aaylng Implies, ability' to quota scripture Is not certain proof of virtue. Boston Globe. Tbe new director. of the mint la Prof. A. Piatt Andrew, a Princeton and Harvard man. Though he la only 3C years old. bo Is said to know more about money and finance than most people twice that age. The new commander In chief of tbe Grand Army of the Republic la Sam uel R. V. Sant, a native of lillnola. He served in tbe Ninth Illinois cavalry during the war. Hla later life waa spent in Minnesota, of which atata lie waa governor from 1901 to 1905. it seems that B. F. Yoakum, bead ot the 'Frisco and Rock Island roads, likes to make an occasional speech to tho populace. J. Plerpont Morgan Jr. Is a bigger man phjaieally than his father, which means that he la a whale of a young chap. Judge Robert S. Lovett. the newly elected president of tha Southern Pa cine railroad, was born In Southern Texaa7 and taught himself law on his fatker'a ranch. Tbe flrst'railroad job he ever had waa grubbing sagebrush on the right of way of tbe Hunting ton road through Texas. In leaa than tblrty-nve years after that tlmo be waa president of the same road. George Ade, author of tha famous fable In slang and the "College Wid ow," la a convert to tbe continental breakfast, which Is always orange. marmalade and toast, though be pre fers strawberry preserve to marrae- lade. Dry farming I not as new aa some of Its advocates aay It Is. The farm era were among the very first to vote for prohibition. The Portland Telegram observes that Uncle Joe Cannon believe In tbe majority ao long as tbe majority believe In Uncle Joe. It Is said that ISO people lost tbelr Uvea In Alpine mountain climbing during tbe laat season, and tbe Port land Telegram aptly remarks that that particular sort of excess popu lation can bo aa handily spared aa any other. It Is the complaint of some critics that Col. Roosevelt's bunting storlei hack color, but what la to be expected from a man ao bitterly opposed to yellow journallam? playlug wltb puas. DIVING FOR COINS. The Natives f Msdsira Are Kaaerts at th Busiest. As we drew In and came to anchor we uv drM-rndlug Uon u a Deri of small, curious boat Oiled wltb half naked men. We luspertrd oow that Madeira wa a cannibal Uland and pre pared for tbe worst it was not quite aa bad aa thai. Tbey merely wanted os to throw coins over Into the liquid axure which tbry call water in tola country, whereupon tbelr divers would try to Intercept the said coins some where between tbe lop and bottom of tbe sea. We didn't believe tbey could do It. but we tried and. aa usual, found that tbe other fellow knew bla own game better than we did. If those ampblhlana did not always get tbe coins tbey generally did. Tbey could or tbem perfectly In that a mas lag water, and tbey could dive Ilk seals. Some of tbe divers were mere cblldren-or. lean creatures woo stood up In their boats and shouted and Implored and swung tbelr arras In a wild Invitation to us to fling our money overboard, our tbey did not want aiuall moucy-at least not very email money. Tbeyderllnedlodlrefor pennies. I'erbapa tbey could only dis tinguish tbe gleam of tbe wblte metal. Let a nickel or a dime be tossed ores and two or three were after It in a Sash, wblle a vehement outbreak of Portuguese from all the rest entreated still further large. It waa really a good bow. and. being tbe first of Its kind, we enjoyed It.-Albert Blgelow Paine In Ostlng Magaxlne. Meaning ef the Oraen Beugh. Tbe custom of plariug a green bough on the roof of a newly built bouse hi not condaed to Germany, but waa adopted by lb French Canadians, who brought It with tbem from Brittany. Tbe custom originated from lb super stition prevalent centuries ago that very tree ta Inhabited by a spirit; consequently It waa believed that ev ery time a tree waa felled another spirit was dispossessed, and tbla wa supposed to cause aomo bitterness on hi tarn sgalnst society. Itatber than risk baring I brew homeless snd dis gruntled spirits rent tbelr III feeling upon tbe bouse under conitrurtlon or upon the builders n branch was plant ed ou tbe blglient part of the bouse for tbelr occupancy. Tbey were then supposed to be ruoilldnl. Slid If tbry remslmd so until tbe roof wss put on ssy evil design ronlemplsled would prove harmless, for the spell wouid be broken.-Van Nordea's Msgaxlne. Fred U Hampton el ux I" " ,: and 0. A. Chllder. undivided third (Merest l l U lnll"lw, '" 1,1k. 04. Ilowno addition I" l "' llonanmi 1300. It. II. Bhorl and Anna K. "' '" Pearl M, Courtne), NK4 f -Nw H .oe. A. tan. 40 8. r.'J Ki $!. It, II. Short and Anna K. Shot! to Samuel U Courtne). SKU of NW'U sec. 11, twp. 40, r. 9 M: 1400 Crawford Hill to Charles J Martin EH ot NEW wc.23 and t ' NWK sec :4, tap. 40 8. r. 9 Ki 110. l,ola S. Klrkpatrltk ct vlr to J . Pierce. Ett of 8Ki and 8H of NK' ec S, twp. ns 8. r. 16 E; 110. M. I. Orr to Melt In I.. Miller., ltd 6S4, BS5, 686 and 5S7, lilk ton. hi Mills addition eltjiif Klamath FnlW 5760. ' Walter M. Ward lo Frank A. !M rlep. lota 3,4. 6 and 6. blk. 7, Kt.uli lllil addition to Klamath FMis' t:,r.oo. 8. B. Gardner et its. to I). B. Noah, lota 3 and 4 In blk. 3, Gardner audi tion to Fort Klamath; IS00. Henry U AldrldKU et in. to H E. Guthrldgo et iix., lot I, J, 3, 4 and 5. blk. 45. Klrat addition In Klamath Fall; tlO. Frank E. Knox lo C. J Swingle, a pail of lot 7 and S, blk, 37, Klam ath Falls; 14,000. France K. Ilojd to Ellsworth Tubus, KM of NBU of sec. 9. snd W4 of NWU ec. 10, twp 40 S. r 9 Ki $3,800. M. Venlta Hunting to Uura llll!. B4 of NW of NKU see. 35. twp, 4 8. r. 10 E: tl. I). II. Campbell and E. It. Itcam to William Bark, lot II, blk 13, Mid land: t!06. Edwin U. Forkcr lo.A. F. Stanke. 8U of SEVi and NWi of 8IVU of kcc. 4, twp. 39 8, r. 10 K: f 9C0. John 11. Stilts to (I. II. Woodbury lot 1 and 3, blk. 37, First addition to town of Klamath Falls; $10. Arthur Wyman to G, II. Woodbury, lot 33, blk 37, Whltelake City; tl. Hot Spring Co. to II. 8. Qrlgsby, lot S, blk. 2, Hot Spring addition Klamath Fall; $300. Thoma Colbert to J. A Paddock and Fannie Paddock SKM of NKV. of SE"i and Vi of 8EU sec. 21, twp. 38 8. r. 13 E; 11.800. C. I). Wilson tt iix. and I.. I). Ward et ux. to Weatern Pacific Land and Timber Co, WW of BWfc sec 35, twp. 39 8. r. 7 E; 110, Goodrich's Cash Store C. P. OOODRICH, Proprietor Dealer In Dry (lood, Clothlnf, Shoe, Hut, Carpeu. Rurs, Wall Paper and (iroccrlcs F" .e Table Salt, IW pound for ,M Mil, mie-liair ground, pee Inn !c! u.... a.u,ii. loo bar for ....... ..! aUMI t'odif, r M.und J lia, l'r pound ,., ,w Hlar ToInmvo, r plug . llorw'thiH' Toliaitts I'r idug . . ... , Hprar Head ToIkho, ht plug . . ... Hire, per pound ...., p"'i aaw Ileum iwr ixmiid ....,, and Columl'ta tt Flake. le to chlnawarr In. i .till ! knge ,,,,,,. lob I tl. paieage ....,,,....... .40 .041 .tn .4.1 .40 .11 .OT ft !..! I,tktrak. frlnur Hulled Hal". In ""ia. ,0 !"""" "r ........ titled Prune, UO iund for ,,...,., Hour, iwr mi a ,,,...... i ...... . M .1.1 .in 1.00 1.00 .7.1 Hlchct Price Paiil for Hklca anil Produce - - - -----. j. a aaa Asssssaaaaftasa owoaooo Have You Had Any Trouble With Your Heater7 No, of coirse not, if you kave om of oir aCHEERFULSw WITH CAST LINING Tkit don't kave lo be repieccd every Maioa. They barn for yetre without repalri. We alM kave a fine Uk of BKdlim aid cheep heateri at arkea which ire right ROBERTS 6 HANKS. KJffiSif M00OIO0MMOewKIM oafo4oa9 m i uimj HOME REALTY CO. Watch tkla Space for "RIAL IN ATS" avena. The blalory of Sarona ia that of a long struk'Kle wltb tbe (ieimene, enileil In the (Ixteenlb rntiiry. when tbey seised the town and rendered its har bor UKele by sinking reaael tilled wllb iluiie at tbe entrance. In 1740 It was raptured by (Sardinia, but wss soou bark again under tbe control of Genoa. The ancient Karo where klago stored bis booty lo tbe second I'uulc war. Karona waa tbe birthplace of tbe popes Slims V. and Julius II, and the home of the ancestors of Colum bus, who bestowed lis name on on of tbe flrst Inland he dlarnrered lo the wast lndles.-UB4oa Standard. I.COO A builnest proposition, Just the finest "small business" In town; good Income, steady, clean, and susceptible to Improvement; well worth looking Into. 1125 All tbe furniture In a 3. room house, complete for housekeeping. The renting of the house goes with It If you wish. Very desirable, now, cloie In, rory comfortable. TIMIIKIICIINH HOMEHTRADH THE IIF.I) FltOXT" Oalce, Mala Rt. 'he ail Com J. ZrsnAir, FrrsklMit AtetracUnl Maps, nana, Bloc rrtaaa, Mc. K. M. Ilras, Visa ft as. aad Tis Klamath County Abstract Co. Sarvevora aad Irrlgatloa lafjlaeera DssT B ttrrumw. Secrolarr Klawatk ralla, Ortgoa ttioo4oo4ooaaiMoeoH "JIHT WHAT THE immtoi; tini:itt' llelter Kiilpinl Than Etrr WK NKVKH I'HK A UHMTI- TtTK VIM. HCllllTIOVS RATKI.Y FIM.FIi UNJRWOOD rHARMACT IIIKHI.KIt HTII.TH IIMKJ. Ih-at Hen lie lo Cuttoniera Ol'H TtMK Is) NEW ANI VHKHII WANT ADS. FOB PAUC Miscellaneous. Boat got Kaady KKokoa. at tkoataat Bad Hla Flre-yenr-old Robbie went vlaltlng wltb bis mother snd. unexpectedly re BMlolsg OTernlgbt. was oUlged to wear bit roasla Kaie'a. nightgown. fas next ssoraleg as ssld lesrfslly. -Mamma, before I'll wear a girl' algbtle again I'M. skea raw.'T-aUr, par's Weekly. VeuMisadOMAoe. "aVfors a bmu Is tWrty at Oils la tore wltb erery pretty g4rl be leeks sf "Yea. and after be is thirty as falls m lore wiin erery pretty girl who losao at vmr-winj giorlsa, FOR BALE, cheap Piano, kitchen cabinet, chiffonier and other house hold goods. Inquire Public Library or Stilt's store. FOIl SALE Toledo range, almost new. Inquire two doors north of Methodist church. MUCKIXANBOt't). LOST Between home and tha post. omce, lady's gold watch and fob. Reward will be paid If returned to Oeorge Noland. WANTED Two or four work horses to winter for their use, on ranch: good feed and care guaranteed. W. p. JSOUUe, Ktaautb Falls, NOTICE FOR I'fllUCAlKl.V uupanmeni ot the Interior, U. 8 Land Office at Ukevlew, Oregon, October 6, 1909. NOTICE Is hereby nlvon that James D. Humphrey, whose poitofrtco address Is Klamath Fslls, Oregon, did, on'tho 23d day of April, IDOD, Me In this ofllco sworn statement nud application. No. 01827. to purchaso heStt of NBK.WM of BKU sec Hon 23, Township 37 South, Range 0 Ka.it, Wlllametto meridian, and tho tlmbor thereon, under tho provisions M the act of Juno 3, 1878, and acts amendatory, known as tlio "Timber andStono Law," at such, value as might bo fixed by appralsoment, and nst, pursuant to such application, ti,. ana ana timber thereon navo been sppralsed, June 14, i9o, the tlmtar estimated at 640,000 board feet at 10.75 per M. and the land 1110.80; hat said applicant mutt offer anal Proof In support Of bis SDOlleallnn nd sworn statement on the fill, a. of December, 1909. before R. M. Rich- "on, united States commltnn.. t Klamath Falls, Oregon. ' Any person Is at ith.. . ". a contest at any tlmo befors patnt Issue, by filing a corroborated laV davit In this oglce, alleging 'cU which would defeat tho anlry. ARTHUR W. ORTOS, 10-912. , Regliler. I'liono Residence SSI, Ofllco 1011 Dr. J. I. Taylor, I'llYHICTAN AND BUIMJKON. ' I'ostoaVe HaHaag. DR.C.P.MA10N Dcitltt American Bank and Tmat'Co.'s llldg- TSurauaa li D.V.KTJTWirDAU ANoraey at law Ksaawah faJJa. OrojoJ Dr.Aaioa&Oravci. a. H. o.oirraqrATH. KUawtt) Valla, Ort. ro.lofflce Bldg., Bosoad aad Muln ft Wtoao llll. :n tbispurchassbsfor. nu,, ZEX& ? v