The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 13, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textv?l w :r: SV MARSH LANDS OREGON RICHEST SOIL ABEL ADY PHONE 303 EASY TERMS 1 sarutcwT. VIGITABU MATTUL KLAMATHS GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. i. THE EVENING HERALD j !' Iteaed Dally, Except Saaday, by tte HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. MRH,Idttor SUBSCRIPTION nasty, ay audi. aaa year. . f, at atall. tU taoatte ay aU, tkrea bmUm Datty, ay atalt, aaa taoath Dally, delivered ay carrier, aaa week. . ,. 16.99 t.io t.11 10 IS eaaaaaaoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaoaaaaaaaaaaaa KLAMATH PALLS. MONDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1909. ALL AROCT KNVMKHATOKS IMrectar DwraaeTa Statement RcgaraV sag QaaMkaUeaM, DuUce ud CliajHiaMfllin N- f ' UaKed States Ceaius Dlrtctor Daraad km teened a statement deta lac taa tuallSeatloae, datlM and maatloa of ceaeae enumerator. Ha atatea Oat OMottkt datiea lm- peaea aaaa tka eapervleors by tka eaaaaa aat la U deaigaatloa of ault- i to ft employed, with the ; at Um director et tke census, atara witkla their respect iva dtatrleta. It la I artkar provided tkat aaak persons akall be elcted aaMy wttk a view to Itataa. aad wKkaat reference to their political party aJUJatloaa. "Tka eaaaaa act provides tkat the enumeration of population and agrl caHara akall kegla oa April IS, 1910, aad tkat each enumerator ahall coni plata tka work required In ku dlttrlct witkla thirty daya la the case of rural dtatrleta aad email towaa, and witkla twa weaka la tka caae ot aay Incor porated elty, towa, Tillage or borough wklek kad 9.990 takakltaau or more uadar tka eaaaaa of 1990. of the applicant, aad mutt be In doraed by two representative business men ot the community In which the applicant resides. All applicants (or appointment as enumerators will be required to take an examination, to bo prescribed by the director ot the census, to deter mine their Staeae for the work. This examlaatloa will be of a practical character, coaalstlag chiefly or wholly of tka tiling oat ot a sample ched- ule of population from data furnished aad, In the caae of enumerators whose work will be la rural districts, the tiling out ot a sample schedule ot agriculture. Each applicant Is furnished with an Illustrative example ot the manner ot tiling out the population schedule. and In country districts with a copy ot the agricultural schedule to which, la the mala, the work of the census enumerator la confined. These formi ot schedules are furnished for the iu formation ot the applicant and should be studied and preserved for use In connection with the examination referred to In the preceding para graph. "It will be necessary for each enumerator, before entering upon hi "K la desirable wkere aoeelale tkat tkeaaamarator akall lira la tka dls- dutlna, to receive a commission, an rtrat aa la to eaaraaa. Ha akoald be " "" aperrteor of tka firlTT wltk Ha territory aad tke district to wklek ke katoaaa, aad to goaeral character of Ha people. , aad subscribe aa oath or alarm- "Taa aaaaaa reeatrea aa enumerate atloa that ke will faithfully discharge eea active, eaergetlc pereoaa ot good " repaired of him under iliaas, Tkey mast be tkatoagkly," tiaatwuilay, fcaaaat. aad of good nab- "Tka eaaaaa act also provides tkat Ha. Tkey aiaat kave at least erdlaary aa enumerator, after accepting an edaaaUoa, aad aa aMe to write plain- appointment aad qualifying for the , ly aad wkk raaaoaable rapMHy. la work, eaaaot, 'wltkoat Justllable ' sjaMral. arelsreac will aa gtvea to cause,' refase or neglect to perform farmer eaameratora If tkey are at tke dutlaa of tke position; aad ka will arasiat aayalailly able to perform . further be reqalred to devote bis en tae datlea of tka poalUoa. tire working time to tka census work , JMI. k m.mMM . k rack inhabitant, not less than twenty cor more than thirty cents tor each farm reported, and ten cents for caci barn and Inclosure containing llvu stock not on farms, Is provided for all subdivisions whero tho director of Iho census shall doom such remuner ation sufficient. In other subdivi sions tho director may fix a mixed rate ot not less than one nor moto thnn three cents for each Inhabitant enumerated, and not less than fltleen nor mora than twenty cents for each farm reported, whlto In subdivisions where per diem rate are necessary, because of the dlfllculty of cnumcrn tloa, the enumerator may bo allowed, la the discretion ot tho director, a compensation ot not less than three nor more than six dolars per day ot eight hours actual field work each, Except In extremo cases, no claim for mileage or traveling expense will be allowed to any enumerator, and then only when authority has been previ ously granted by the director of tho census.'1 Attention is called to the letter of the president, addressed to the sec retary ot commerce and labor, a copy ot which Is appended to the stat ment, concerning tho matter of polit ical activity on the part ot tho census supervisors and enumerators. In ac cordance with this letter any enumer ator must sever his connection with any political committee ot which ho may be a member before entering on his duties, and must retrain from p Utlcal activity during his term of employment aeeklag appolatment during tka period of tka ennmera- enumerator mast make a, tloa. writtea applieatioa to tka supervisor I "Tka compensation to be paid to ' lor tka district of wklek ka la a rei-enumerators Is txed by tke census deal, aad aald applieatioa mast be act, and aa allowance of not lea than atada tkrougkout la tka kaadwritlag two nor mora than four cents to? j Helping the Town tapwr i ft w Imnmv the MOWBJt?s ptmm to MbattaMBBtaBaal ftauTaaWfal VHUsA ! bOfffW OaMaWV MoW IMM MOHO MuM97 MaMM At awar d aawaaaetarara. at- aa Z at a I 1 inaaai aa kaa at pa to work am ways aha katp aJL The i First National Bank ! i of KUmattnraJla j V1V If ai t't VIA Savingi Account r b aafcar 1ayBai, a Ufa ,i P ; f.f laaaial kaaat. aad aa aM aje aaaaiaa.-lara H a fart aHare ;' 'f .,, atoaaa aa 9ka ainknlr, aad tt la aadar ako awaara aaatral at i ant akaaa; M M 9Ma kte arar alakaaan M 4H aaraifar aai .1 4-aiaaawaaaaasjatsjat 19 wtB aeaaaai 9ktiagai afct aaa. aad M .t 2? . , . . ... , -Atsa 'i aaaaaa eaasat aaaa aaanp ai H aaifia aaaaaa aa-aaa-aaaaraj i Jm '? . .., mm Vf aWte aia I9aaa at apaa aa ainaal Was taa FACTS FROM FRANCE. Ia Paris there Is a Buddhist temple with 900 members. A good gtore cutter will make as ack aa $100 a week In Purls. Ia tke south of France wine Is now aald by tka kalf hour. On payment of J cents on can go Into a wine cellar aad stay there for half an hour. Preach physlclana are recommending their patients to use In their baths per ftaed tablets containing carbonic add gas. Ia dissolving these make tka wa ter babble vigorously. lubmarlne signal bells kave beta araswd by the French government May are actuated by pneumatic pow er aad are to be placed at tke eada at tka piers at Calais, Boulogne aad Ha vre. Also a submarine signal buoy ai ta.be placed for trial of Havre. MOOES OF THE MOMENT. ikort coats or fur made wltk a ear calar peplam -are wonderfully, assart tee slim figures. The negligee la now so elaborately aude that one can scarcely tell It from tka dinner gown. far brimmed tuts will be la order te 'aa exteat not known for several year. In fact, fur, broadcloth aad velvet will reign supreme, separately aaa in various combinations. It la considered Immensely smart to wekr a silk shirt waist suit In tka of winter. The suit can ka upon the simplest of skirt waist with no trimming at all. except a aaaa or siut or a rew.rowa or vei rati A fur coat for the street gtvaa thai suK tka crowning touck of amart aam Brooklya Eagle. LISTENING. Ha ImaarUne In th Art of Astlag aa ths Stsgt. The reason why listening play a part of such paramount value on 9k stage Is thst If an actor Is not deeply laterested In what U going on In tka mimic world In which he has been cast ke cannot look for any real Interest on tke part of bl audience, and the only way In which he can denote that Inter art 1 by tho Intensity with which hi listens to everything that has any bear tag whatever on his life and action aad tke aklll with which be expresses tka feeling bred of what be hears. Listening 1 sn art that Is not prop erly taught la th school In which modern actors are tralutd. for while voice culture has tho plsce of high honor that It deserves In the curricu lum of every academy on Broadway, If you ask either teacher or pupil about tke still more Important business of listening the chances are that you will receive no reply save a wondering hake of the bead. 'Bo much ha been said about "tem perament.- "mentality," "facial ex pressloo" and "personality" that It Is a vary easy matter for a schoolgirl to persuade herself that ah haa In hei tt making ot a great actress. AI aba needs Is what she calls a "few le- One yoaag woman. Indeed, told I tkat she hsd been studying the art of expressing various emotions by means of a eerie of contortions of visage, all more or less hideous to behold, but that be bad not been taught anything about listening. In short, although she kad learned bow to make her various emotional grimaces it bad never oc curred to her thst unless she could show cause for these curious expres sions of Joy or grief or rsge or what ever tkey were called In her "Complete Handbook of Acting" her audience would not understand what she was driving at. But If she had been taught to listen with a natural Interest and attention the emotions called forth by what she beard would be certain to be tray themselves convincingly on her face. Like many another unfortunate. thla deluded young woman had begun to learn at the wrong end and had beea taught tke effect, not the cause, of emo ttaa. 8crlbaer afagaslae. I'DIIK, CLEAN, MILK NOT CHEAP MILK Wo hnvo the best and most healthy cows wo can buy. Wo feed tho best ot hay and grain. Wo employ only the most experienced men to ha had, and pay them the best ot wattes. Our rows aro kept on a clean board floor that Is swept dally and kopt clean and sanitary. Wo Invite the public to Inspect our premises. Our motto Is pure, clean milk at n reasonable price. Wo can't glvo oii pure milk In wlntor nt summer prices, and wo sell only ptiro milk, as It comes from tho cow. Our wlntir prices aro 93.00 per quart or 91.&0 per pint per month, or 30 cents per gallon. When )ou want milk to pleaso )ou call up 8traw's Dairy, phono M23, JA8. W. BT11AW. NEW YORK CITY. New York city's bonded lmlebtedasaa t aaw close to the 1900,000,000 mark. New York cliy'a old tenemeat Ufc kave twice aa large tlea aa tkey kad If teen years ago. Tfcere I enough money la tka New York savlaau banks to glva 920 to tack aaaa, woman aad child witkla H , Wvt . 'I ail 1 In I. Oaallp .2 iaaaVrMrMarV fcaWaWaWsaw" MlPVas W aVaaVMaflBMsaV tMaVVdsatasSsaV 9S 1 ' - ulf t- fii 1 T,J r I a li mmmmtutuut ' MV. Tkere I a "Tlnpot" alley oa aad of Manhattan Island. Tka la a corruption of "Tuyn Paat" 'Garden Use" la Dutch. New Tork'a oBcla! extreme tempera- uwa la Central park, are 101 above aero aad 8 below. Taa teasperature during the last year aa beea 63 uegrees.-Kew York PITH AND POINT. Ma asaa'a credit la ao good tkat taa tt not bettor. It la alwaya a temptation to mock aay oae you dislike. A man's word msy be as good aa kls aaai EVILS OF ALCOHOL 9)em Pram an lagllsh Primary lakss' aamiaatlen. A paper published In Yorkshire. Kagland. reports that some 0.000 chil dren of Clatesbead were recently re qalred to do essays on "Physlcsl De terioratlon and Alcohol." tot la tka primary school or this part of th world may now toe off brochure oa "Variations In the Epithelium Cells la Invertebrates, Marsuplala and Plantl grades." These Gateshead children kad valuable thoughts to contribute to the temperance movement The York' hire paper goes the length of pub lishing some of the gems brought out la this outpouring ot Infantile aapl ace. Hero are a few of same: "Alcohol la useful," ay oae of tkem, being most exquisitely pithy, "but not In the body. It Is useful for polishing furniture." "I hope I shall never touch It antll I am dead," aaya another, and we wish aim luck. "A man who take alcoholic drinks aa aa two tklaga at once." "Tke children of drunkards are often weak and are sometime troubled wltk being bow!egfd"-truly aa Ir ritating affliction. "Tkoee who take drink are not ao aroad chested a tkey were 100 year ago," How true! "When a man U III the doctor will aay, 'Are you a drinker of alcokoir aad if te aaya yes.' the doctor will ay, "Tkat Is what haa made yoa 111; you kav a fatty liver.'" Tka BMre temporary we live tke tetter It will be for body and mind." "torn people ssy that If you want te speak at a concert you ibonld take a glaa of beer before. You akoald not It I certain tkat It make yon speak, aat yoa speak a keep of rubblak." "When a man gate drunk bl bralaa will not telegraph properly." "I will finish up wltk a piece of peat ry I have made up myself: "Never be a drunkard) Never touch the gta Alwsy be teetotal. Aad reu're sure to arte." Bostoa Transcript Th Old, Old tttry. Mot. tired aud dusty, the excursion was returning from the seaside day trip, and Hltnklns, a little bald man with big ears, overcome with hla day ef happiness, dropped off to sleep. In th hatrack above another passenger kad deposited a ferocious crsb In a bucket, and when Slmklns went to sleep the crab woke up and, finding thing dull In the bucket, started ex ploring. By careful navigation Mr. Crab reached thu edge of the rack, but the next moment down It fell, alight ing on Blmklns' shoulder. Not feeling quit safe. It grabbed the voluminous ear of hlniklua to steady Itself, and the passengers held their breath and waited for developments. Hut Him kins only rhook bl head slightly. "Let go. Kllxn." he murmured. "I tell yoa I hate been at the ofllce all the evening." London Plck-Me-Up. Goodrich's Cash Store C. F. OOODRICH, Proprietor Dealer in Dry Goods, Clothing. Shoes, Hats, Carpet. 'Kuks, Wall Paper and Groceries MHIIMHI ItW III .400 to IIMIMM MHIMHIII Kje Table Halt, IW pound for Hnap Hoap, IW r "r Coffee, per Kuml T,-a. Iter IMIUIld ....... 8tar Tobnictt. I"r plug ii,.M,hiiM TtilMtui). iirr Plug Himr Head Tohnrro, lcr plug . . ... .... . . . Hire, ier Hiuud , iwe ana limits per pound .a aaa IVIumliU Oat Hakra, piece fo rhlnawarr la, rat b package Violet Oats, parkagr Vlidrl Panrake Hour Ilollrtl Oats. In bulk. I pound for Dried lrunra, HO Nuno lor Hugar, per aark , Hold Dual HlltMMIM MMtM I 9 .7(1 n.no .40 .no .411 .411 .411 .11 .07 JM .1(1 .in 1.00 i.oo .is .IM Highest Price Paid for ftf a0999999999999094 Hkles and Produce 1 9999999999M99999999M Ma9MMMMMM99tttta Man, Wsrntn and Adjtstlve. Certain adjectives are reserved for a and other for women. A msn I Barer called "beautiful." Along with "pretty" aud "loiely" that adjective tea become the proierty of wotneu and children aloue. "Handsome" and the weak "good looking" are the only twe adjectives of tbe kind common to el fker sex. lit en "belle" baa no real masculine rorrelatlro In English, sine "beau" came to signify something oth er than personal looks. It Is singular that "handsome" should have become tke word for a strikingly good looking person, since Us literal mesnlng to bandy, dexterous. But "pretty" like wise comes from the Anglo-Saxon ord meaning "aly." In a Hurry. "How did your wlfo llko that tat you got her?" "She an spot tile with delight' "Say, where van I Ret one Ilka far mlner-Clovelaud Leader. Have You Had Any Trouble With Your Heater? No, of course not. If yon have one of onr "CHEERFULS" WITH CAST LINING That don't kave to be replaced every season. They earn for years witkoHt repairs. We also have a fine line of nedlsai and cheap heaters at prices which arc right ROBERTS 6 HANKS, S&ffii" 9999ttt9999999999at9t999999999f9999999t9ta 49M994999499ef t999999ttf tf 99f9M49 aaw I Why not buy your salts from us and save 20 per centT Fine hand tailored suits and ovoreoat. Good rich' Cash Store. HOMI REALTY CO. Watch tali Ipace for "RIAL IN API" Pox J. ZcawiLT, President Abttrictin K. M. Ilcis. Vlce-rre. aad Tress Mata, Etc. raamath County Abstract Go. Sanreyors aad Irrigation laglaccra Hsu E Mm tow, Secreter IQaauta Falls, Oregon 9a99999a9999l9t9l9999a99999999999999999 fl.COO Good homo; fine lot; cen trally located; C rooms; a bargain for tho money. 12,300 Kino house and lot; closo to public school; well located ami well worth tho money. 3,000 Fine modern homo; all Im provements ; flno section of tho city. Tho houso I new and built In a first-class manner throughout TIMllKIt CLAIMS HOMESTKAIM yet have no special value, to disposed to liellcre that while ka help others no one ever belpa hla. vary day thousands of people ex eUlm, "I caa't tud Itr But tkey do. After a man reaches auventy living teaat be a good deal like waiting to go taw oeausrs to aavo a toota paiiaf. ? r A good deal of sympathy M'wajaid. Boast, dui a gooa aeai or (ympaaj pwaaaaartait. maxing its xtrarafsM aaa aawporuni. Atcniaon Qieua, ' TJw Strain ef the OiaN Heute "Tka aaa of a glassblower la rarely 9obb4 la taa aame empleymeat," aakt a apeakat at S ralklilater ceafaraaat. n raaU niter aaad my toys aeraSaM 9 teM ttea aaad tteai by way of tka aaa kaaaa," va gliaabtowar la oaatat aa'aaytag. It aapaw tkat tte akataa-9raftkaaMkigrMtlyaaTctlbytte teat aad ooaaauaeat aarataal actMSsataaam v . h . , rr t Wi , t a, Llvlnteton' Vanity. Tte Victoria falls of tte Zambesi river, la southeastern Africa, forts tte largest cataract In tte world. Tkey ware discovered la 1890 by Dr. Llv fcaattnai, tka great missionary and ex ptarer, and were found to be twlca a hlgk aad tkrea time as broad a Niag ara. Carved upon a tree near by tte lalUaie "D. L." are HAW dtoceralM. aad la hla book tbe missionary cob fmi tkat thla was tte one occasloa ka kU lira when be was guUty of thla farai ef vanity. Ttea Initial art aarafally preserved by tka omcleto of tte BrlsBik Soutk Africa compasy, ta wtosa tkey ware pointed out by tte nattr who mw tkem carved. ravlty, , ,fll aaatt dlauat planet 1a oaraalat samasaa. aataaaaat hi ITttlfmSflS atUas BnBTvwvtFaaa Fas'aaTStssavwTJ aaw aw w sasrs' easaaapassa tram tka aaa. aad yeC tte arm of tte out aad aaatraH tte ra- aMktoaatw1ttatttetoMdMlty, tea vat,' gravity la.aalvanal, avan fca tte ualvana xartiafl tta laSa- aiatav-Maw -t ! -' y . 4M ' "THB RKO ritONT" 0ce, Mala St. Phone Sll WANT ADS. FOR 0ALK MiscelUneous. For Sale Canaries, Mr. C. C. Low, Oak Fourth and Fifth, flno ilngor. it., botweon FOR BALE or will exchange for Klamath county property, small farm In Mondoctno, near Uklah; well lm proved; nice location. For particular address H. T. HARNETT. Midland. "JC8T WHAT TIIK DOCTOR ORDKR" lleller Kqalpped Ttea Nvrr WK NKVKR i'NKA SUHMTf. TUTK UNDERWOOD PHARMACY CltlHHLKR MTILTH HLDu. PRK. HCRIPTIONS ACCU. RATKLY PILLED Heat Service lo Customer OVIt STOCK ISNKW AND SHUSH MISCELLAintOlJS. For Rent Suite of room In Stilt block; can be used for light house doping. Stilt Dry Qoodi Co. WANTED Hand Iroaara . at the Klamath Fall Steam Laundry. FOR RENT Storsroom at cornr 7th and Mala U. Iaaulra ot 0. W. Hariow oa pratnlMa. t Baldwin Motor and Supply Company Z AUTOMORILE OARAGE REPAIRS AND HUPPUE8 ELECTRICAL WIRINO PLVMIIINQ AND TINNINQ All Work tiaamaleed. Mala St., Opposite Raldwla Hard ware Company, Klamath Palis, Ore. Phone SSI. i Steam. Hot Air and Hot Water I Heating . a? : Phone netldence 98J.. , Oflca 1091 Dr. J. E. Taylor, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. PostoSke Ralldag, WtC.P.MAfOM Dcntlat Aawleaateik aad Trust Ooa Sldg, Tuaragmiii D. V. KUTIUPfD ALL Attorney at Law Klaauta MU. Oragau Dr. Aaavoa C. OravM A. S. OMMTSIOPATH. Klaaaatk VkBa. Ore. PottoaM lldg., Seeoad gad Mala IU , ' cadt;sut.