The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 21, 1912, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textf ?! , Imi.Mm.nltf iilliliOuliluIirO v - k. ,;,.! . ! Temple THE EVENING HERALD Theatre Complete Change of Program WAJUOY ONLY r "VUlaew Vlteawf Kalem Dram, e Near M4f8o Far, Blegrp ph Comedy. "A WeH-Waahew Roue," Patae Comedy. "tm4m lie Waters," - slnl Drama. V MATINEE MILT AT tiW ALL LICENSED tlCTCRfcm W. 0. SMITH. Pabllebed datty Herald PubltoeJe. Klematk PaRa, at til aim at tat poetomce at Klametk Palls, Oregon, for traaamleatoa through tba malls aa seeoadetsea attar Subscription lerrne by wall lo aay ad dress ta the Ualted lutaa: Oaa year .. ..., ..,....., IC.OQ Oat moath i ......... .SO KUtMATH FAIJM. - . MMKttoK THURSDAY, NOV. II, 1911 CREDULITY OF MAN AMUSING W.M.TIMM5 Mjnl to Ckuiig I aSa Vmem acevyef aaf jfdRamamaamuPV m?awRaaaamaa Wereanm reman All spots Bad dtrt nad rata ay the II. OMeeEiTI toui wimitrs WOOD Bit Mat Wood. Med ale Wool dVM toed AU MlMaBatlwber CaWoodTird CBOULII.itlr. leave aWjitafat -Bamwaaeva flrweary, Pbeaa IBM Block Wood Tea iiaasmlsM reel far wla- LaarVerdera at Lawrai rciaar Mafff. iPeeae Mil. W. C BATH UKRMAN CHOUK TELLH MOW EASY HOMR PKOPLK ARK MR POKED AH WILD AMMAL TRAIN. KB AND OUT TWO VRAM tailed Praia Servtea BERLIN. Nor. SI. "I laugh over taa credaMty of maaklad." declared R. Rleck, oa trial (or awladllag. Rleck latreduced himself aa oaa of Hageaback'a aiport animal tralaere. H borrowed a watch froai a ataa oa tea street, eaylag ka kad teat kla, aad Hageebeek, wko waa arrtvtag la Ber- lla la kalf aa hoar wltk a trala load of aataiaU, woaM be furleee to lad hi wlUoot a watek. Ma premleel tha aua two aoata to taa etrcua. Rleck teatlted that ka korrawod a pair ot aattera froai aaetker avaa whoa ka BMt oa taa atreet, aad wan teak tkaai froai kla awa (oat. Ho totd Mat that ka Beaded Uem to rldo Rlaak waa grrea twa years. lutni a la oarto aww Barred at taw teaekea, Jl eeate I every iTtaaW. laala liilindMamaa i awa aw ardar. 1MI Victoria Tells How She Got Her Husband Queen's Diary It Made Public by Authority of King George. Royal Girl Made Propoaal Herself LONDON, Nov. II, Quooa Vic torla't diary , wrltWa darlag kor girl hood, tolltag how aho not I'rlaco At. bort, (all la Ioto wltk him, propoMil to him, and married htm, aa pub llthod Thuraday by authority o( Kins Oaorgo. htaay logoadt havo bota prlatui coaearalag thla atraaga propoaal of marrlago by a girl to bar coualn. Th followlag oatry, mado la tho Jtrj October IS, 1839, dUpoooa of the legoada for all ttmo, aad ttllt of h royal romaac la tho youag quern's owa werds: "At about hatf'pait II I mb! (or Albert. Ha came to the clowt where I waa alone, and after a fow mlautea I aald to him that I thought he mint bo aware why I wished him lo coma here, aad that It would make mo too happy It ho would consent to do what I wished to marry me. Wo ombrace-l eack other, aad ho waa aa klad aad affectionate. "I told htsa I waa quite unworthy ot him. He said he would bo very happy dlteon Loaoa mlt dlr tusu- grlagen. and waa ao kind aad seemed so happy that I really fek R waa tho happiest, brightest momoat la my life. told him It waa a groat eaertSc. which ho would aot allow. "I tkea told klm ot tko aoeoaslty ol keeping It a secret, except to hU fath er aad uade, Leopold aad Vtockmar, to whom ho aald ka would aoad a courier tko Beat day, aad also tkat It was to bo as early a the begtaulim of February. I then told him to fetch Krnest, which he did, and ho congratulated us both, and seemed rrry happy, "I feel the hniplest ot human be Queen Victoria mado up her mlud lns." to marry 1'rlnco Albert after six months of tlrcp thought and many long tcte-a-lete with her mentor, Lord Melbourne. Fluslly I'rlnce Al bert came on n rltlt. The all-Impor tant moment had arrived. This Is how the que u made known her de cision. "After a tittle pause I said to lortl M. that I hail made up ny mind about marrying dearest Albert. "You hate.' he said. 'Well, then, about the timet " 'Not (or a year.' I thought, which ko aald waa too long; that parliament must ka assembled la order to make provision (or htm. aad that If It was settled 'It shouldn't ko talked about.1 aald Lord M.; 'It prcveata any objec tion" that It had better bo In January or February after parltameat met: ao later: upew whlck I ebserved: " ' aooar " 'Tea are ralber alarmed whea It cornea to be put la tkla way,' ka aald, laugklag. which I assured him I waa aot. "Then I asked l( I hadn't better tell Albert of my decision soon, la whlck Lord M. agreed." SINGLE ACRE IS DIVIEEND PAYER Rxocoa ran mat m frobhkv a) ON NtAIX PIBCK OT aURfTal TO VBTAIN TMMTM'W OOW1 K'lTIRk TRAB POLK'S- BMNaikbU Rs ewBJBBPwsnvfy W ' ciaj. ffooMoro OmmmMamBma VHsaLaawawB OX WtoRT WOTICB dmVar ttiam U RRAMtT IHW I Oft Pkaaa lT, Mala t Wood Wood Just, Think Tour vary Uaa depeade 9m what yaa oat. It beheovea yea to ka particular' If yaa ara par ticular about groceries wa want you (or oaa ft oar eastomera We pride ounelvas ea tko kl7i claaa goods wa aeH, aad taa cleat service wa glva our patrons. We have grocartea (or particular aaapla. OROCawUEg PaWm VBORTARLK Vnsfeiper Bros. 4 ) ft' 4 ' ' ' M " " U'r ..V v J A. r'U v .MfNi T $2.5ta KwCi fffwliSlba. aSlipWfw, k IXU ' UmtmiUij wni LomvcordwTA at 0s I PmewMOP 9 ahu Mmm t A 1 fit "f' i WPPw el by OOw aVrnwamv P. C. Carlson WHERE aaM wa asaatT si ffW ATA.aawawaa , art saaaa aasf raat i CAJTMaw) AN eXDV ARdt WaRVOOMB rrMffrnthmmtm. s FISHING tackle Wa kave avsrytalng you aaad far that ishlag.i'rlp; Hook, line, roda.reeM, aaaketa, etc, Wa ttn i. gnat aaaieamplag i TVLQH STOBE . m, ieftaswauaa PORTLAND, Na-r. II Maklag oaa rodaee aaaagk (aad ta aaatala thlrteea dairy eowa oaa year wRk a sUght addHlaa eff aaata ataar faaJ. woald ao dselared a ahyataal Imaoaal tIMty la aay Uad bat Oroaea, aad evea hero R wilt aot aa aaUavad tUI tko Laad Prodaeta Bkow la vlaHad. CUUop eauaty aaawa gala, with Ua aaUaaUoatal aUtaaaaat tkat It kaa beea karvastad tkara aa high aa srreaty teas la oaa year. Beveaty toaa of thla (aed la 149,000 pouads. In maklag kale avaa a major portloa of a dairy cow ratios, tkla almost be lievable teaaage would (aralak thlr teea eowa 10 aoaada sack every lay at taa yaar. la aaotber aablbtt wfcteh Ctatsop couaty kaa la a alia a( ataaatar tar- alps, wklek ara declared to kave nude a yteta ot toaa to tko icro Tkla aaermeua teaaage weald aire tea eowa thirty aoaada o( turalpi a aay far tko yaar through. la connection with tkeee startling rgurea, It Is laterestlag to aeta that ea the P. O. DeMoas (ana. at Rooeter Rock, whlck la operated uader tko guldaaca o( AgrlcaRarlat O. L. ImRa ot the 9.-W. R. ft N. railway, last aar, tweaty-sts toaa o( oora aasilage aaa made (rem oaa aara of aowa era. Thla com easltage would (aralak 4 dairy eowa a dally ratlea o( thirty raaada every day of Ua yaar, aad by addlag to thla raUoa taa aoaada of alfalfa day, would be aamcloet far tka bast milker. Cera kaa beea proved ef the beet of all (eada (or tho dairy aalmal, aad tha results attained taa Da Moss plaee, wklek hare la strict compllaaco wltk la- atruetloae furnlshsd by tha O.-W. R. I N., ware thought to establish a marveUeaa record. Ta aaaraelata thaaa fgaras, usual duties required o( Oregoa laad must be eeaalaarsd. Oa tka open range where the (orest service leasee, three to ava acres are thought aecVssary to feed oao steer through tho summer graalag moaths. la tha average hay aid, oaa acre Is estimated to bo sa cleat to feed ona animal If the yield U good. But here at tha Laad Pro- ducta Skew oaa acre la proved to have possibilities whea properly cultivated aad atteaded, whlck aarpaaa tka dream ef tko ualaformad farmer. JUDGE 6RAVES 6ETTIN6 A "REP" A PACR POR MARRTINa PHOMJ-PKrUOaTJal TWO CKR KMOXlaW IN ONR RAT ALL WRLL KNOWN HERK awS v Aaeaao Mk. II JUT li I . J I Afia 'illlMKV-i 0 I f''"lbrBsnmBBBmwmBi I I ' ' '"glaaBamaaglmal mMWUKmLWJW i j9iaTBTfnampaalRaTa IL If Judga Uravaa kepe up tka pace ka aH yastorday be will be entitled to leave oRee Jaauary 1st wltk tka title of the "atarrylag Justice." He performed two ceremoalea yaaterday afteraooa aad last Bight. Tha drat weddlag waa tkat ef Har ry L. Bmltk aad VaaU Unasakar. Tka groom la a wall kaowa macklakrt. Tka bride la a daughter ef Mr, Mrs. R. K. Huasaker. la tka evealag at kla Judge 0 raves performed the eeremo- ay wkleb Halted la marriage James fc. Pade aad Mlas Lata Pay Lamaa. Tho groom la a plumber employed by K. C. Oreely. Tka bride to a.receat ar rival here from Portlaad. NOTtCK Notlcoyia hereby glvaa that there are funds la tka elty treasury (or tko redsmptloa ef atraot fund warrants pretested up to aad including Decem ber It, 1911. Iaterett ceases from data hereof. Dated at Klamath Palls, Ore., tkla 10th day of November. 11I, J. W. SIEMENS, city Treasurer. fixfg'IIP By Joe Bmr eeaeoWIOOOMMOMMM Interlocutor tlentlemen, be sealed. Ta-ta-tata. Interlocutor Tnmbo, havo you written to the couaty court to tell what should be done with court house square? Tnmbo Yes. sub. Ah don' lole 'em lo keep hit foh n pahk. Interlocutor Why, I am surprised at your decision lu the matter. Why do you want It kept (or a park? Tambo If dry sold hit, where would Ah sleep net' summnrt An awer dat, white man. Ill AWTHUR IS ALSO SMUGGLER HIU KMOKK W CALI.KI ON Tit PLKAO TO ANOTIIKK KK1IKIUI, CHAHUE-MAVM THAT HK M NtJT UIII.TY Malted Proaa Rervlce CIIICAOO, Nov. II. Jack John una waa called before Pederal Judgo Carpenter this morning to pt.ad to a charge of smuggling a necklace val ued at K.IOO Into this country. Tho Mg bUck entered n plea of not guilty, aad was given three weeks to Ale a demurrer. No plea was asksd for la tho white slave charges peadlsg agalaat the aa- gro prise tghter. SERVIAN KILLS BRIGAND CHIEF WHEN DatftPKRABO RKPL'BRH TO LKAB INTO BATTLE MR M KILLED AND MsB POLLOWKtM ARKPVTTOPLMUsT UaHed Prase aarrlea BELORADE, Nov. II, laau, tha famous Albaulaa brlgaad, wko wltk kla mea Joined tho Servian army, waa ordered by Oeaeral llv kevllek to laad the advance agalaat tha Turkish poalUeaa. Ho refused, contending that the Servians should lead, whereupon the geaeral accused blm of msdlatlng treacbery. DoletlaaU started to draw his re volver, but the general proved the quicker as a gunman, and ahot the brigand dead. Ilia followers wore thee promptly cut down by the Bar A GOOD HOME Ma The Wemaa'a Relief Corps will en tertain Saturday evening at Library Hall with a mneleal program aad a silvartea. All members aad the pub lic cordially lavKed. 10-M Tired of Hearing It aren't yon that eld Joke about plumbers' overcharges 7 Well, let us quote yoa seme figures (or either n.w nr o!4 work ud mm will convince yea ef It fallacy. Plgurss (or tka aa'klng, aad re msmber we guaraatae our war aad are right kere to back It ap. GREELEY If yea are loot lap; far a feed at Ike right price, better aek that flve-roesa saeaVr twa blocks frosa Mala complete la every detail, Is ealy ea.awa, eat easy yea prefer to aalM year I'd Uke to shew yea Or, If yea're reaerty, bettor aaysstsaata aba aw-foet atria wWi aea) seUd aatfaaag at Slii,ew(, H wtU pay yea to taveeugate aha MHavrsagi feet let ea Blamstk TTLaa. 5w-f eat let eat ffah street, at 1bv, ,0BRiy fPa99 CmaWs A eeraer let la Nlekeat adaltlaa at awsiTS feet, sat am Otaaseat are, Ba ajjaBaVeVVa 1 OaaefUiebeWletaeataemaUat sUaam IpRfHalmT RaamR ammj amjamaajamaaaj smarfjl aaatwOmr CI for aay of Hmartsa, S. h CltU'COTE m. v Don't Buy Haphazard Look taa ground over eeretetly aad buy where you gat tka Tory ate to quality, tka most etyllek petterae aad lbs meat rallabla Jawaaty'fer yaar oasy. & WE ARR ALWATlPULiBBD TO IHOW OUR OOODf AMD 1NV1TR COMPARIaON, atayaajaaarf a rtf irraVRMM. PP WMtamRamlaimTai JamaamfanmaaW mmmJ ww BfmaaamBBBBmnBBjamjg tymnamBBmBBmB- aamnaai B. P. WamW It WbHsR sPBwaJsBj fi Why ap the cow orhtr- ncss the plugs'9 without a light on these dark mornings? Wc hive t full line .6f Himi;tnd DiettR Cold BlatlNoR-BlowoRt oJaih and hud Ltiitcrti tWCiy TO 1U1T YOU WILLIAM G, HURN "''" . -. " nlB.eins -,, , -? r.vtl a itiy; in JSblt.iB.lo 9samaalamaamaamaamaamaamaama( Bmaamaaal Ramaamaamaamaamaal I amamaaam amaamaamaamaamamal mT But. lltklk.vaUll.. t iln'rlmii. I li i. (.eaieiaestas.!!. I le 4.114 T a t,i ,M' -.--... . . ii ui 1 1 any I'HUI I ll ki ut. u.i. r . - ii'A. .UllKdjt (4 inT)ti iiwui ruu nm m 7t Usla Street. It. utvsvv, rtntkm yr,m!ifY . vn mm Voor Clbrck B-k It Tka 0V Km that will naleh thai 'iriinl In rnuf etak i That mesaa lbs safety et rsw funds both from tko aha) a! ethers md frsm rear wt tk- rmltioa to sread athlakkaa. Opea aa account aad air kj eietk. Toa'U aad M a Barm) , propealllea. First Trust and Sa?ing Bank KUaRktk fUi, Oregon IK1X J. BfMWALT. IVseldeat. R. M. RUHR, VlrePraa, IIEIIT R. WITRROW. Klamath County Abstract Co AMTJtACTlJwd s Sunrefor- r4 Irridjiltoo liijludni MACM, 1'I.AMH, RLVEPRIMTB, ETC. iKIlmiaUl fiUi, OrfM THERE M NO BKCVRITV MA PER THAN MONEY. M TOVB MONEV WHERR YOU CAN UKT IT WHEN YOU WANT TOT THE KIRBT NATIONAL RANK TlbM NO NTMNOB TO WW ACCOUNT. THE FIRST NATIONAL IANI "7ft BotnV V Service" Capital f 1 00000 DON'T COUGH Sand to Uw4orwo0aVi oM 4 get a bottlo of NYAL'f White Pine an tar It will rallovt JM irriUUM , awotlM yotf aratt. andittf tllfCoiigli. Oot kottta an- alaip WBUtOfllfrH. ititBottlaaw UND E'RWOdD'S Comar Ma4ifavafitli WESTERN TRANSFER CO. tPaedWoaw, OaVa Pwaae IMI, una i , MsarVsCO. BtAenttAaml . '-PRajOBR? MOVIXa AND' aaWawktl WtaJRwyaal , :. .si .. . - a-A 'aaniiiHi mar fawn ajupijij, a - - v-j-a 7 r - aa I jrojRa Mooatai, -rmf S' ' ''