The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 13, 1912, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textill ,. I'd t B' 14 BM1 f 0 MWMM"MBgggTTrr"nBS--gggMg3MBMMMB Imiinnmnntn a-- oe- JJ lllllAIMII I Oat- Cakunntm at OoaJ) W. - Z I V1 Because nur in temple rmemtre wuAurif yv Groceries MATTNBai DAILY AT StW " vvw lhtAM . Ma ilea !- a rT "WhM Roeie'a IWthlm." Vttagraph fTt7 UOOQ a mw awiv -- ww. , mivit -07 hmb. 'V I a cumpuueniary orow will "llflPlBBiBB JkfilirflVlM RbBBBV V -j X I convince yea. .If "Tha Secrttary,wdlson drama. . . if I ALL UCKKBKD PIOTURRB if I The Majestic y f Mead an TmAv; yT $ "Loet Mlaalon," Rx draa.jr "ItaUaa Army la Tripoll'J&U ada- Yourt anxious t. please, catloaal. W "A Woatn of No Importance." a '' Powara Plctura PlavJnraau. V....A - flaalaa Lln ." Solas afama retouch JVlUIltlNtfll VlOCcrV "Society aad Charje.'Amerlran Watt- Try a eaa el eJM arm eeaatf. I "ALTA CoWK" W Phoa 1881 Matinee Mek chaVae day. Program changes aWday. Wedaet- J day. Friday. 8atardayad Saaday. YOUR WATCH NKKDS CLEANING w No matter how good It lt and how i caefully um4. your witch need . -. jm cleaning every eighteen foataa. 'arAflhA I If lln Tbli laiura good Mrtlc aad pra. aJDtlLIIII tvllllf a wear. rVu cUIn It for you. WWVWMV wnw Your for eervrW T V -,. v XI at" A hiank m."pp Odd Vellovy r . .. ?v ntlome RetekXhs L, -iY Whining r i im in saaaaBBBi m i. u. u. rvaera- iiii r pla. JTwIlBf, Billiards. Reol, IIII ECOItpmy VBIBWIUIOBW. naBOIBB HOOBB1. S III & PaWkta Stttlag Room for Rfc IN atS I flaRtag Brotket and Sliters II i I aiwara waieoB. - i bjwvbt arwr i W ! WW B4MBB. Bk KBafi f .jal . . J "--" B" WIUUI WiUifl omm m T-uUa, ad r . i THE EVENING HERALD O. SMITH. Rdttor Md Proprlvlor Pabltahad dally ateapt duaday at 116 Tourt Mraat aUrtd at taa poatoaaa at KtaauU rMIt, Oraton, for trajuaHaaioa taroufb tba atalla aa aaooad-ataaa attar. 8ubaerlpttoa ttrma by mall to any ad droaa la Ua Ualtad Btataa: Oil MIT taaaatt SI9C Ott BOSUl .. , : PEOPLE YOU OUGHT TO KNOW .'. . LITTLE JUDGE IS LENIENT a bit KLAMATH rALLH. . . ORJBQON TUKHDAV, Al'Ul'HT 18, IBIV MMk WMtfUSIbM. IrySlakftf. Xti u. " MftVUC. it, lf.l2ii Leave orders at ransfa- Co. or Car. 6aa4 Mala Harness Co. S74 arlson O.K.X fbaaa S7V J OrWoi ! p. c.r Oaa taa day la Ua yaar. Jaaf aa tm da v oUar nnHaajrwaaall. pat ap BNata. aapaJ Bcaur Wt aa waU tratta aad TNVUaiMMM wttk Ua v wkaUar yof aaa tar ara, for taaUlr aaada or pratt. Uara la oaly m alrtlgat Jar thaRcaanBBBf A book af raclpaa for Ua aakiac Va j Kxrlaalve Naaborn per Bros. ne 851 U for Ctiaae J aad CoRcea. IIIIIIHMmwt L FISHING TACKLE Wa kava aTaryUlag you aaed for that Hthlng trip: Haek, Hat. rodi, rN, baaktta. ate. Warat ttntf. guoa aad ainplng -Mat. f thecun store ftwall J acoaaBlk. Figure J I: The Block Wood Taa acoaoatlcal ar uaa. merest on this : $2500 si ; a Lodi ; DrorjeR renieJ ; Per 3?M : years. r f ual jaTaum- j ; z me jiiii lor 9wu xx Lava 4aMderi atirHaaMker'i ' -! L m AX oroeary. HLhoi ii. : ; Cash . four blocks g U7 -Jtv : : 'r corner of 6 It k i I H :: Are Yo TWrslvK : af. All : cludlag ' T"Rky. Bauta i . is ill handle ins: House y that is for $1500 r for four Thenicest snap i know of is a Four I Room "House on You can cure It ba klada of aadrlaka, . Apolllnarla, tar aad Clyaailcl ByaryUlag lea Tl SllOalta SO Mala sc and? Main. Fine view. Cor. sox 1 10 Let nfe show you a lot In First Ad-ditiont PIRB IM8URANCR LUMM KEEPS UP HIS M GRAFT 8UCIAIJ8T l'llKSa AGKXT WHO CLKANKD II' KUtMLTH FALLS rX)LKS rVRHUKS FAVORITK TACTICS IN ASHLAND It appeara that Carl V. l.umm. who farorad KUmatb ralU with bU pret ence last inttair, aad lacldtatalty hobaobbed with the aoclatlaU, gattlag In with them strong enough to fllch their fund, tried a like trick at Aah laud right after leaving tbU city, but failed. l.umm, a year ago thli month, waa buty In Klamath Pall aa a aort of a oclallat preaa agent and publicity man. He boarded at the than Lake aide Inn. conducted by Mr. McMil lan, and claimed there that hit real name wa tometblng more elaborate than Lumm. The name he claimed waa hU had a aort of truly rural, ar boreal, Eagllah aound, Ilk Wyncote, Hempatead or Suffolk. It wa not any one of thoa name, to be ure. but sounded Just aa much like real money aa any of them. He did not oiplaln to any great extent how It came that with hla Scandinavian ap pearance and dialect, and hi using the name Lumm, hla real name should be something that sounded so much different. HI stay at the Lakeside Inn In volved some expenae to the Inn. for he failed to come through with the necessary coin of the realm with which to defray the bill for hla board aad room, clalatJng that hla wall-to- do father waa coming to XlaauU Falla to help him out. Aa a bluff be would frequently go to the Southern Pacific paaaenger station to meet In coming trains on the pretemae that be expected father. But father withheld himself from the view of old Klam ath, and son Carl would migrate back to the hotel each time, evidently dis appointed. The manner of hla leav ing Klamath Falla waa readily pro vided for by one of these trips, for the laat time be put on his bt dud to meet father he went to Midland, It 1 presumed. Midland, aa I well known, I popular a a suburban sta tion for boarding outbound train, uaed by those who with to avoid the pain of parting often Involved by lay ing farewell. Lumm then owed the Lakeside Inn something over 170 It waa for the soclallat picnic last Labor Day that Lumm worked dili gently telling ticket. He got real money for the ticket and kept It all. "Foghorn" John Duquer, who 1 (peaking In Central Point today If hir Itinerary work right, came along here about the same time to give a series of reason feasts, and, as waa his wont, Lumm waa la need of mon ey, as wa demonstrated by the turn of event later. It waa decided to have a collection to get Duquer habil iment, with Lumm to aaaemble, col lect, gather and otherwise scrape to gether part of the money. He did to. retaining It, aa he had a penchant for doing, and It waa not until be bad for saken Klamath Fall that this little peccadillo waa discovered. There Waa another soclallat organ iser, or speaker, who visited Klamath Fall, with whom Lumm wished to be persona grata, that la to aay, nice and friendly-like. Thla visitor' name was Decker. Lumm proposed to get aim a ault of clothe, and this propo sition, to Decker' ear, appeared to sound quite reasonable and rational; So It waa arranged that Decker waa to have a ault of clothes. They were duly obtained from a Klamath Fall clothier, on whose books they were rnarged. coueciea rrom others the amount necessary to buy said clothes, and kept the money. The clothier wa left "waiting at the church." When Lumm left here one social ist organiser waa to go to Ashland shortly to apeak, to Lumm. aeelng a chance to make aay while old Sol waa shedding his brilliance, hied him to Ashland aa advance man for the speaker. There be collected funda Little bat oh. my!" Kver been "pinched" In Klamath Falls? No? Then you will uot appre ciate the foregoing. Maybe you won't uudvrstand the nttergolug. For some time the "guilty or not guilty" stunt has been performed for the city of Klamath Falls by Judgu Leavltt, and there have beeu thotu who have been forced to remark that, while the Judge may be small lu stature, he makes It up In what ho say, especially when It couieii tltnu to say: "It la the Judgment uf ttio court," etc., etc. ,. Uut, at that, you cannot uy tlm Judge la severe to the polut of rude nest. On the contrary, ultuess thin merning: A man wim hailed beforo the tourt charged not only with drinking moro than wii mod tar him. hut with the additional ofienia of retlatlng au officer. It developed that tlu accused waa and, according to the llnal Judgment, will be a sucepborder. Haw lug couuected himself with sufficient coin of the realm for the purpose, ha ramH to tha cllv and urorwdtd to Indulge In his favorite pastime when not sbeephrrdlng. The result was that he became Intoxicated, and said various and diver thing of which he l now ashamed. True, an officer, In order to emphasise the power of the law, swatted him over the head several and diverse timet lu tb course of performing tho nrreet. Hut Judge Leavltt took thla fact luto consideration, He a. eased the minimum fine of 17.60, and when the accused could not produce the colu, very considerately, the court allowed the man to pay his own arnica bill, aad go his way providing, of courite, that his way did not again lead him Into the ways that are diverse and Inclined to mix with the police. A Clean Scalp And Healtbf Hair Mfafurl of the expense of the organiser's visit. It happened that the organiser dropped In a day ahrad of time, and the result that be waa told of Lumm's conduct. He found Lumm, taxed him with his perfidy, and made him give up the money he had collected. It was Intended to begin criminal pro ceedings against Lumm thea. but the warrant wa not sworn oift before Lumm boarded a train and left Aah land. Later, according to goaslp at the picnic Sunday, Lumm "salted" a mine down In Nevada. Lumm is alleged to have brothera In the restaurant business lu 8eattle. BE OH THE LOOKOUT m THE ALFALFA WEEVIL In the state of Utah an Insect peat boa appeared which la doing much harm to the alfalfa crop, write Prof. Thoa. Shaw. Thla Insect (phytono- mu pos tides) baa been known for a long lime In the old world. For many decade. If not centuries, It ho preyed upon the alfalfa of Southern Europe, Western Asia and Northern Africa. In this .country It was first noticed on tha outskirts of Salt Lake City, Utah, In 1004. lu ravages bad become so extended by 1907 that the attention of the Utah Experiment SUtlon was called to It. By 1911 It had reached part of Wyoming and Idaho adjecent to Utah. In 1909 the governor of Utah appealed to tho United Statea department of Agricul ture to aid the Utah Experiment (Na tion In fighting the peat. Since that time the department baa employed scientists to try and find some effect ive mean of combating the peat. The alfalfa weevil I thu described la Bulletin No. tit, department of entomology, United States department of agriculture, by Prof. F. M. Web ster: It Is a small, rather Insignificant appearing beetle, slightly under one- lourtn or an Inch long, of a brown color, mixed with gray and black hair arranged In Indistinct spot and stripes on the hack." The eggs are laid in the spring and arly summer within the stems or on the buds and leaves, and they batch wlthlu about ten day. The larva are small greenish worms with a black head. When full grown they are about one fourth of an Inch lone. They prey upon the crop buds, thnl leaves and even upon the stalks. The1 damage resulting may vary with thei conditions from vtry slight to almost ' complete destruction of the cuttlnv. Tho hay obtained fro mlnfested field I very woody, because of the abteaee of leaves, and It It much more liable to inducing coughing when fed to horses. Various methods of Ahtln lv. oeen tried. These have only been n.r. tlally Huccessful. These include: disc Ing to stimulate grewth: arailn with sueep; should be adopted In unlufealed areas to prevent the Introduction of the weevils. Of course. In areas uear to Infested territory, the Invasion will occur through the migration of tho weetlls In the spring of the year Hut the fact that the beetle came to Utah from the old world, makes It clear that Invasion may come In tohet ways. It may.be that It may come In poorly cleaded alfalfa seed It may certainly come la alfalfa hay. It would be nothing abort of a calamity to have this Innect Introduc ed Into Montana, where the future promise so much In regard to the growing of alfalfa and also alfalfa seed. It would seem to be eminently wise to make sure In all arras where alfalfa Is Imported that It does not come from an Infested rtglon, Wheth er the Insect can live In an area wlib winters like Montana and the Da ko las haa not been ascertained. It Is to be devoutly hoped that this will nev er have In be proted In any uortliera alate by actual teat. Many of your friend have found that a Jtfiurlaui growit of hair soft and gloesy and a ernlp free froaa'dandruff, w ,, from the us of Jr NYAL'ft HlrWUTtttK This Is the procedure jf Wash the hair wllh warm valer-and a puiu soap rln ulW oughly rub the scalp with a stiff kvusb apply Hlrsulooe rub It In well and dry the hair before cuglblng. Please understand that Hlranton Is not merely a hair (, II It a lonle a food. While It thorough!" tleatwca, It aleo prevtau bee. ferial action aourlaher anil stimulate Hi roots of tl,( hair remove all nrii'r prevent Its return nlt iirearrve tlio natural Beauty anil color of the hair, Nval'a Hlrtulon shoild be -ww i in your dressing table It sell at nsnt add III".' the bottle. u i r i4 w o o:i js aTTf ''fnaaHjt3BBBBBfc This Ba nfftHfart Convenient and security tt every JiSHaees man or wotu ellherjr Funds deposits lwa eUafwhere, and are Just u avtu. ailn for builnaaa tiur.u -. .. I ji, l . .. ---"- j7u aepi in actual calk li IT your non-burglar proof mm Start aa account aad fret J0,r. stir rrom las worry about tit safety of your cash. First Trusarfd Saving! Bank i, Oregoa Klamath IM)N J, Zl'MWAIr, PreaMeeil. K. M. Ht'llH. Vke-I'rraad Trrsa IIKItT K. WiTIIIIOW. NWrviar. 7 Klamath County ABSTftA Surveyors and In MAPS, PLANS, III, V f - KI'HINTMKTt'. tract Co NG Hon Engineers Klamath alls, Ortge- 'MMMMMM l t nixrt By Joe Bush How about your FRUIT JARS aaaMMMMMMM; In spile of the counter attraction, the meeting of the city council, tha moving picture shows did a good busi ness laat night. uu mo uo say mere is more ex citement at the average funeral than there was at the meeting of the city dads last alght Oregon should be a popular haven of refuge for some of the candidate! after November 4th. A news story has It that the salt will bo taken from the streams of this stato soon, Tho newlyweds who returned home last night from their honeymoon n. Joyed that auto trip through the sireott or tin. city about ns much as did the tired citizens nloug the line of travel. The fruit cannula season M i here sad you need jahilt Jars now - Let in sell you the rignjin at the right pricet and we know We can aatlafy you f i Ask for thv Ball Jar HURN larNasff A WW ATBajL "si GIST INTIMI giasis.e;si Any person mImi nre,tt gta.-. nl all, itrrih tliria) lit! a. iihkl; they ran bo had. llrrause each ilay that la alloMrtl to nmb Jatfreaare lh ImeUe jiiM that asurh more. J We have a free aervlre of Kaiiilaatiorv)ere that I for aajeei ami everybody, ne employ only the moat pproBafl method for testing to eye, anil reeulU are always what tfieff ithoMld be. lnki ailvanlago Ulmliinh' and J. XyJlAQUIRE 43irmst. ftttttfUMMaaaaaaaasV Preparatory to the coming of the MMIMMMMMSMHS I'PMker, ostensibly for the defrayal '"" n aireei sweener or uut Lumoa bad, It appear, """ oruuu over the Held, and burn ing tlin stubbles. Attempt are also being made to .Introduce puraslte from the Eastern Hemisphere which will prey upon the weevil. It Is also considered Important to destroy all traan, sucn as growa along tha bor. dera of irlgatlng canals, and In waste Pisces generally. Tha Insect hide in these, and alio under the clod 'and about the crowns of alfalfa plant, where they hibernate. The bulletin referred to doe not ay anything aa to the measures that ROSEBURG ELKS OFFER HOME SITE K.NTKItPltlHI.VCJ LOIXJK MEN ET EARLY HID FOR $1,000,000 STRUCTURE FOR ELKS' .VA. TIO.N'AL HOME I raiir offer. 9 tffe w II. Stale lleglst, lnteri rptlrtaa. Hoseburg Lodge of Elks wants tho national home to beAuiu by that or- Iah Inanl.J 1 b ' . .-. wv.iw m iiosoburg, and has Buuiiiou resolutions settlmr fn,.i. ,i... climatic and other advantage exist Ing, which mako Hosehur ... u. site for the homo. The resolution wll be forwarded to the committee to ""K" lqB ra"r of selecting a loca tlon was referred at the last .nn.,.i The Elka have a home at Bedford, Vs., and If a new home i ui.mi.l.j It probably will be somewhere In the ..v..., mountain or Iael. ...., .- Slon. The new home urobahiv m cot 11,000,000. GOOD PRMMTING V Is an imrwrtaiirfactor in nnv business, and often cojnibutes toward success j Let us 8hojyouu stock of bond paper and prior for youVllnefof office sta- tionenf which will Vove a business- gett CO. LAMATH TH SMITH PRINTII TRffffT, SCTWKKN MAIN AND I