The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 08, 1913, Image 2

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One ) car . .J-.OOl0''"'"' "" One month M ''"'. i a wun ir- ket to luwer last week Killer were ---- ,not In tho market for any largo aup- KU-MATV ,AIL, ; "MK'piy 0f beef nna blddlug was conse- Tl'E.HDAl. iVh 8, IB 1.1 nucntly very stow Prime grass steer i .-. n car 0(8 nro selling aroand Sc U'-nihrr h1IiIh feu Jul. wcuiura troue ticcrs -c w ouc lower, Mi 7,A A' .Jf ' i ' .v, . .MSMOViKH ANH VAUDEVILLE CALVIN M CLARK Catehy Mtarkface Comedy "ti cp., w : ..vr . .: ..', i- Jh- ' n 4 r?iw. Ttt MiwiK Xot KM." . A H1 O-. TtMt "ACMM of Ih HHK" A Pilot Feature VMe-iBMr'a Volw," ' A Comedjr by Imp A-fc-UMiox. ic d as V.l 5 ., - ..- ; !" TBIAIRE Dale ' v Max. Mlm. Weathor 1.....'. 70 40 CI.r S 70 3$ rtCldy 3 i.. 66 49 Cloudy 4 ,.79 41 Clear &.... 4.. .. 87 47 Clear 6,. ...... ..t . .8ft 63 Clear u v. - j--- a.'-, . T - ,--- FrW' -vit-ii :' '.v t'eaJlW, fire hi twe laarts I"1 V 01 W-StMl. ,NATIKK HAIIA AT : 'PKTOMM s, " ;x , , .' ff r' '- II - T V "1 K. &. - a' R J4. ti "M- V' PsreUpper Lake ice' H-S-a-S-l liTtrl Mywbcrc ' l. ta tkedty " .Uli-llf l'- ai ay V1 tr rn v ":. -p,.- flv22 i"i 'Uutchcr cattle have boon ttcadjr to eaVvr. I'lmo cows 6,60 at 6.7C. Pt. Cl'dy ic,10,cc bu,, nl G5 to c,0' Calves !B,&0 at U.lHi aro price toa on various .classes. The week's hog market was a very .strong affair. Prices reached 9.15 Wedncsdcy, but the market weakened 10c to l&c at the close, tho top being 9c. Liquidation has been coniparn Ittvcly liberal. Trade In the sheep house slowed up considerable during the week, duo to the poor demand (or mutton. The (outlet la not very broad and any site receipt dot K. ' I Hart VMtllnn Sfl In 4.7R " fllrf MVtHMKAlCmPt-XI TO OTARTJwethera 4.33 to 4.S0 and prime selling T IX THK MRHT RACK OF THKlewea 3.75 to 4.3- were extreme top Me-. I Tho lamb market la about ataailv with a shade better demand than (or sheep. Choice stock selling 6.50 to "FLYING SHIPS" RACING ON LAKE KIXI, 4MMXO TunKTRorr FROM CHICAGO. nnnananaV-iili -BN--v -BnnKBSK. anannBnnwyi?-- -anBnB-CsaVlnt"C?Vm. anmWaTllJtflt Snm, -a-ann- WT-' i jrf '. JaTaff-R.lnB v anaiif'MFam iKflFW71Vf JilHB anHbannl manBnBnBnBnBnBnBBanBnB mmmmmmmmmmmmn BnBnBnBnBnBnBnBnBnBnBal BnBnBnBnBnBnBnBnBnBnBnBal nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnH "" nBnBnBnBnBnBnBnBnBnBnBnBnBnnn" BnBnBnBnBnBnBnBnBnBnnnl v mnnnnnnnnnnnnnH '' : t. 4 v ,''i - iVfrks-riSaMIe wa i ., F ' ,. -; etal smsl estf tte-W. ' aWMHM BOCaHT AXB SOU. i-wiy Livery Ct. v Iv tr l t&' -'M r. 1 1 '. 1 VICE h i v i COUNTS. , lTi u1'"- rt;& f, ! ,--.. r ,i rt." . at wa an an a harry S?U1 t c ' we , are better Mlaed to mored to Um fanftr laea UN'tl taa Mea-rek, eoraar of fMala aad SUth atreeta. i.'t , H- aMM M yavr araar.far (reek, 'fraMa ant ,eeUble. Every- iMeaakls. Our auto S wlit SM four want la MaeikU time. ntiWHKrUUrK. m.- - s.:r ' r '(-.. J -7 1 k. J TAN RIPE BKOS. GIlOCIItY .. 'W ?,'. baited IVea Service CHICAGO, July 8. With brlght hued pennant flying from the tips of their wings, a dozen "flying boats" sped down the slips at Grant Park to day, skimmed lightly over the surface of Lake Michigan to the starting buoy and were off like a Sock o( prehistoric giant bird In the 900 mile alr-and- water reliability race to Detroit. Mich. Crowd of spectators, numberlnt aero and hydro-aeroplane enthusiasts from all over the country gathered at the Chicago and Columbia Yacliht Club wharves near the start, and seat up a great cheer a the bird boat took the water. A Seet of high-pow ered motor beat aad tugs. Sited with aviator aad eSklaki of the Illhtol Aero Club, preceded the reek to tk startlag point. Lincoln Beackey, the noted aviator who retired from that ama several weak ago, Sred the hot that signaled the start. The speedy motor boats, dashing out of the course to make way for the hydro-aereplanes, were quickly out distanced by the latter a they alter nately rose front the surface (or short flight aad then dipped aad sped oer the lake for all the world like a flock of seagull. As the rear bird boats returned to the water after a short! flight, showers of spray woutd hide for a moment the leader. The race which started today Is the first reliability race for flying boats. and It brought out the latest designs In heavler-thaa-alr craft that are equally at home la the air and on the water. The prise la a handsome sil ver trophy cup, but the entrants hope to rean other reward throa-k exhlbl- jtlon eveata at cltle along the rente, where they are scheduled to check la. Although the government wa not known to nave, sent any representa tive here to watch the boats, they are being watched at long distance. and there; 1 probability, that the war department will negotiate wth tlio owner of the boat that stands the trip beat for a hydro-aeroplane for the government. First place wilt not of necessity go to the boat which finishes flrst at De troit. Each bydro-aaeroplane atari with -10,000 points, aad vtUbe penal ised as are entrants la automobile re liability runs for being lata at con- trots, for engine trouble aad other technicalities. 6.7 5. Ladle must carry gun this fall and winter. Fashion has decreed It, fashion speaking through the Na-j tlonal Ladles' Tailor and Drees-j makers' Association whose national TEXAS STEER i SCARES KIDS IN ADDITION, LOStlllOHN TKARM tri' .liAWXH .AND .IIIIKAKH CI.O'IIIKNI.IMM UKKOItK HKIMI CAPTUHKD 1 The Texas Longtiorn Is u ilvrco enough looking nruto when UhikIiik from tho protection of tlm grand stand, you watch him wrestle with u bulldusier who Is endeavoring to throw him, but when this bovlno Hicclmon wander on your penveablo domain, ho appears actually blood thirsty. That at least la the way Cii-scenl Avoiuio folks look n, and they ought to know. jt night, one of the steers usid nt Um HihIpo left the imsture with . arnio dairy ros, nnd despite tho efforts of the smnll boy to drive him 'awny, he emalncd with the rows until they reached their barn at Cres cent Avenue. He thou commenced his hoof work on tho lawn. i Phil StllU went to tho scene or the trouble to oust his steerehlp, but be foio ho could do so, some lawns had been trampled, and a number of clotheslines were broken. The critter wa running all right, but Instead of taking to the street, he chose the crosa country route, tearing through back yard aad over lawns, with i Stilts In pursuit. anatJaillpl gnBBBBBBBBBBn. Xfi annBWaBBBBBBBBBBBTk B "L5'Wizwfi . , t,f . iack hi mmmi m when plumbing was unknown! when wntut lind (o bo tutted or ctrrlcd (rum soma central l"'t llxtliu town) whan thuro with ho savrs, no gas, no tmlliruoms, no snnltnllon and the plnguu of many iilswus Aren't you sinii ilntl you'ro living now, wlun 'you cnu linvo inoilurn nllry pluml)- tugr Let Orioley do your inuiuuiti wi.ik. and It will lie ported. oRtar.v convention ha Just adjourned aad SOMK 8XAP8 , . . . .... i thta photograph shows one of the an-1 ley; house, barn aad outbuilding, all' ., 1 as, wuiuvhi nuat i . avtia m uavi, 480 acre la Poe Valley; house. hotel Ariivmls barns, windmill, lot of water; 116 an acre; eay term. r,500 aerw la Swan Valley, from Whkf Pelican C. L. Weatworth and wife, San Lranl.. lln. II Utrtli, Ullv.P Of course, the pocket Is not large . ... , ' . .. ' -',.. ., and will not carry a "forty-four." It , , . . . , .. ...,, itLti in.. i... u . n ,, A. Johnson, Sacramento; Robert Hill, will hold a. 32-callher, short barrelled ) . , . ,. m n w . . ii . . . .. ...ISan Francisco; John F. Merrill. F. W, weapon, the bullet from which wllli,, , ,,-.-, - i .Vim ..-... .,-- j....... .lodge. II. D. Reed, Bpragu Rlegel, ... . . -" "(joid Hill; CT A. Mllelr and wife. Miss llllftl aiwu l $10 to f35 aa acre; will cut up In small farm; easy payment. .. .r , -.,.. -..'Ftora Miller. II. M. A. Miller. San Five - room modem bungalow; . .., ' , ,. .., .- ., Francisco; E. II. McDanlel. Medford; ehP. , ' ' .... . .... . . . J. M. Campbell.DunsmuIr; A. T. Peel. Don't leave Klamath Fall until you see the snap. CHAN. 8. SPINNING ll itoeMh Fifth Street Ph. gettea In the United States, sought ai irfcens. to carry a pistol, and .b.m,yjM''""'',M' n'' Ky' ! Jaly 7. 11S. To all creditor of the Bars Island Monument aad Stoae cempaay: Yon are hereby aetlled that I, R. R. Brew- baker, have sold my iaterest to the above company to T. A. Roberta aad a. D. Gristle, aad all culm wtU b settled by them. I still retala my In terest In the quary. (Stoned) 7-Jt R. R. BRRWBAKKR. set the fashion among women who, seek the vote. The men milliner J would not say they had designed their DAIRYING fashion mand. to meet the suffragette de- Tttere are two klaaa of laa aillcete write the kind that pay. New lorattoa SflS Mala at- phone St). If it's worth havtoc R's worth to- urtag. (tee Chkkrfe. SSO aheae SS. I Sara to become a leaiMag todnatry to the Kiaasath llaata. I shall he pleases! to show yea sons of the very hew dairy ranches to the Klamath Be lla front S4 aa acre ae. Beeac fa mlUar wMh the ceaatry, aad havtog facMklea fer showtog II, I aat to a ae aMJea to serve yea. CHILCOTL New Ineattoa. LIKE A SAILOR JUST KOMI (i oiii a long wirngu I the way nonin iiivii spend their money, Tuuy ould not do It It they lind nn account nt The First liutt A Uavlngs Hank, A checkbook doesn't burn hole In pockets like cash, and, be sides, n mini with a bnnk no- limit lints a feeling of pride In loin, how lil. a balance he tun l.cvp. Try It. ,' First Trust a;id Savings Bank Klam.ith FaIb', Oii'rtoii I . .4 .... . B CONKLIN'S GLOVES THn BEST IN THE WORLD' yyil Mill TMI: exclusive a- jjents for the cclcbraicd C()NKI.INh OI.OVHS. Iherc are nonc4,jtiAt a.t jj(ooil". Why not et the best? We will sew free of charxe all glove bought of us that rip. i BRADLEY HARNESS CONPANY & .! '-. Wi .r..l iJ. '' P"f ' tlstFMknc ' ti v. We"?"" f, aWJ . TERMS WIIX UK CASH After August 1 all weed or other fuel will be sold strictly for cash on delivery or in advance. KLAMATH FUEL CO. C. A. ARNOLD, 7-1-8-1 W. E. BBKHORN. mean aatUfacttea)-" THE CONCORD PIANO tH "rf-v - . A H' vf ! .,W OOD nreen Slab, la-taeh ry waa, le-iaea ; . Bleck: Wood Meek Wood, doabls toasl.SJLB . Coal, tea ttaVM , '' ', (ea the UU, Sac eatoa) RXAMATH VVML CO OatoaaeMato. aiNftoshar ilST. John Dee Celebrates Seventy-Fifth His Birthday World's Richest Man's Health is Much Improved of Late, and He is Looking Forward to Many More Returns' of the Day. The Oil Man Outlines a Course for Longevity Don J. Zamwatt, IVesldsat f. M. liubb, Vke-Pre. aad Treaa. Ilrrt K. H'Mhrew, Heetetary Surveyors BRd IrriqatioH CrKjiftcers KLAMATH COUNTY ABSIRACTCO. ABSTRACI ING Maps, Plaas, IllueprlaU, Etc. KI.AMATH, FAMX. ORKOON if CLEVELAND, O., July 8 Seventy- Dr. Blggar attributes the health of 'both hi wealthy patron and himself five year old, and the "richest roan In tho world" worth upwards of a half billion dollars, according to his I to his always followed "system of llv 3ng." Thl system he describe In n (recently Issued uamublet which he business associates John D. Rocke- ,, attributed among some of his toiler, celebrated bis birthday today. friends. Its keynote Is simplicity. A There wa no elaborate program plan- jurlct study of personal need aad ned for the anniversary. The 0 onstant watchfulness also are among itne essentials or longevity, according to the pamphlet. Two meals a day, one entirely of sages of congratulations from bul-l uncooked fruit; an occasional day of ns ana personal inenas. tasting from foods but fruit; epaom (salt bath, frequently, and a few Turk (Ub baths with vigorous massage at king Hill. spent the morning at Forest lie received hundred of me- -Rockefeller' health la better today than It baa been la years, and Dr. Ht F. Bigger, bis physician for many years, has assured him that he may count on many more birthdays. A game of golf, an automobile ride In least every two weeks are seme ( the reclpos offered with the solid backing of their eminent success la the case of the doctor and hi famous ;v ' r .t . J. the country, and call from relatives C friend and patient. Dr, Blggar i a and friends made up the birthday pro-'sworn enemy of pneumonia, tbs ab- fsm. 'sence of a practical known SDeclBc for Despite many stories to the con-5 which he deplore as a failure in the trary, Rockefeller is unusually heal- medical profession, thy for a man of bU age, especially "A draft on any part of the body lien hU early business worries and arresting superficial circulation may work Is taken Into consideration. For, result In u cold, and If the body is his physical condition today, Rocke-'not In u healthful state, pneumonia fellur give credit to hi liersonal Dhv-nnd veneral catarrhal rondltlons ara slclan and friend, Dr. F. H. Bigger. 1 likely to develop." said the Physician. Jlged 72. Rockefeller ha kept bUVSnray the mouth, nose and throat health and strength while men hlsi-wltli antiseptic solutions If you would Junior by many years have succumbed ? avoid these dangers. Breathe pure air after winning business laurel not-'nd keep the lungs clean. Of all the nearly a great as those the oil king- ij poisons that will produce a cold, lung has won. Of these,' perhaps E. H. iolsons aro the worst. More than a Harrlman and the late J. P, Morgan ,'uuarter of all the waste and debris are the most prominent. He has sur- thrown off by the body Is exhaled vlved his one time partner, Henry M. Jjfrom the lungs," Dr. Blggar advises Flagler, who recently died at the age. massage of the muscles of the neck. of 77 years. method of relief from a cold or dis ease originating from a cold. "Hatha are very essential," says Dr. Jllggar, "twice or three times n week take a full bath' with epsom salts, one .pound to the tnb of water. It leavA the akin smooth and velvety, maklntt the muscle elastic and pliable and relieve the nerve of tension. Nature now nnd then need a house cleaning de vote a day to ber by an occasleual fruit fast, eating nil the fresh frnlU you may desire. There la no doubt the mental and physical activity con joined with rational temperance and regularity In tutting is generally con ducive to heali'J) and longevity." Rockefeller's health counsellor con- dems the three-meal--lay habit aa not always conducive to good boaltli. A good rule, be says, Is to eat when hungry, and then not to repletion. "Only ripe fruit should be eaten," he says, "and wbdtker foreign or do mestic, only after cleansing and steaming. Avoid the banana with the. clear yellow skin; It Is unrip and unhealthy. Select oranges with a deep golden yellow and yielding to pressure. The grape (rult should be kept dark and 'yielding, and eaten without sugar. ! A. meal or rip fruit Is virtually cooked by the nn's rays, and practically p ro-dlgested. Norm! person are not Injured by the mod erate use of tea cr coffee; both should be drunk wit heal t cream or sugar. The penalties for thelr excessive use are dyspepsia, bllfe' usness, constipation, Insomnia, Irrka blllty, Irregular and Intermittent anise, hardening of the ,ji spine, back aad cbest as a likely 'arteries, aeurasCbenla and bad heart. Klamath Falls Music House ZIT BBBBB SBBai Saa l It. MADMEN, Pi Ktrrytlilaff to Mask aa4 to- tmiurnla. ,IU-st of llie I.F.ADINO PIANOS AND OIMJANH at Moderate Prices ami l-Jy Tt'rws, IMIOKH, HTATIONKHY, TYPE- uitm:iirt, PitrruHKM and ART (IOOIW Hdl'.ll AND WHITE SKW- I.NC MACHINE ' ' PL. SO TUNING ' '' VICTOR, COI.UMIUA AND EDI.i N i'HO.VdGIUPIIS RECORDS ) ..' PROMPT SCNVICCJlRCAIJONABLC PPICCV J" I ,J . o x f &'' . -vi W. O. SMITH PRINTING CO. u t T. ' L , , , 'fi c V .' 'JTr- ifc 'jt jj.i y;v v , 'BCTWccn -WAIN eri idtu i 'ANB'RtAMATlii rwwn I ri ,. , s 't. i 'i SV' " ' '1 f ' -VL ..-' ,' 'ILL'tt F,W,,4i ' mFfft J ; .. , RmHttmt" ' MIMMMMHI I ,- - , I, 1- v' .-Vr-''j " -.i w tViV y , r