The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 25, 1920, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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    THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Tiri:M.V, MAY 25, 1M
"POLLYANNA" TO
BE PRESENTED
T
PAflH TIIHKH
A Chief Topic
OF THE TIMK IS THE HIGH COST
OF LIVING. AND IT APPEARS TO
HE A PROBLEM THAT IS DIFFI
CULT TO SOLVE. DO NOT-DESPAIR;
YOU CAN SAVE NOW IF
YOU HAVE THE COURAGE AND
DETERMINATION TO DO SO. AN
ACCOUNT WITH THE FIRST
STATE & SAVINGS BANK GIVES
THE PROPER INCENTIVE.
1 PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.
The First State &
Savings Bank
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
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nor unpleasant cigaretty odor I
What Camels quality and expert blend can
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in the world at any price
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c(ttnllmt tor 30 rn'i; ot ton pc. 200 cifnllmt) In m iUttln
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Tho follnwInK Interesting descrlp
lion of llfu nmt customs of tho Tar
East, ai seen by the occlilental tra
U'ler. comes In n letter rncolvod by
Mm. J. K. WVhbrr of thin city from
her brother, K. I). .MaclA'tin, who M
In Shanghai, wIktu his main office
In located.
Tho pen picture of a Chlneso wed
itlnK Ih eniM-claUy worth ruaillnK. Tho
' , ... I then pounced upon me. They arc
Mer .Inn. coming over this time I , fc, not ,kc Now Jewy.t;
aavu keen trying to got llmo to wrltu , ,.,., . ,,.,
II1U n lflltlr fltlllnr Vnll nf annln fif '
,1 .1.1...... .1... . l Somo factcloua person has said
and lif am In China. Ilonavor, tiur
writing takes time, and that Ii what
I'tu had' very llttlu of these past
;nonths
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pare It with nothing that I have over
experienced. Ono needs to ho acna-
euilc to lltu In China In tho summer.
I uus too healthy so suffered much.
.Mosijultocs nearly devoured mo In
spite ot tho net under whlgh one
sleeps at nlKht. Somehow they Rot
Inside, waited until I was asleep and
J. F. Maguire
New Office 715 Main St
Each piece listed here is a good buy
Lot 25x110 ft. on Main St. opposite White Peli
can Hotel at only $3,000; will take $500 cash, bal
ance in three annual payments. Someone is going
to double their money on this.
40x120 ft. 'improved Main St. property, choice
location, $25,000, and $5,000 cash will handle this,
balance easy. Income $2,340 per annum.
130 ft. corner on Main St., income now $2,400
per annum, price $30,000; can be bought on very
easy terms. This will make you money while you
sleep.
One of the choicest corners in Klamath Falls,
improved with pressed brick building, high grade
tenants and good income. Price, $40,000 ; terms can
be arranged.
Bring me your fire insurance ; will look after your
business carefully.
If you have good close in property to sell reason
able, fist it with me; you will not be disappointed.
Fifteen years doing business in this district, have
made many satisfied clients.
J. F. Maguire
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New Locatien, J. F. Mtfulra BUck, 71S Maim St
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To hKln at tho beginning, after a
rather uneventful trip across tho Pa
cific, mostly In fog, wu sailed Inildo
tho breakwater at Yokohama on tlio
:6th ot July, 1919. All morning wo
had been steaming along the const
enjoying tho wonderful greens ot tho
terraced hills and tho blue sky. Tho
harbor was filled with fishing boats
and sampans as wo anchored a little
way out for tho quarantine and cus
loins. That formality was soon 3vnr
as wo wero a healthy lot and evident
ly didn't look suspicious to tho cut
toins man. Our boat slowly ap
proached tho wharf, and tho real
Orient was hoforo us. Japanese
ladles with their bright kimonos, and
Jho men In mora sobor attire. Tho
ladles carried parasols," as they aro
always pictured and the men woro
very American looking atraw hats
and carried fans.
After two days at Yokohama and
a trip to Toklo wo went on to Kobe,
which like Yokohama la on tho coaat,
but not ao well located. One aeos
wry little ot tho harbor from the
shore, and tho city Itaolf la very unin
teresting. Wo woro In Kobo at tho
Oriental hotel about flvo days, wait
ing for our ship, and attending to
business ot tho company. Tho Ori
ental hotel Is whore I lived on my
lust trip to tho Orient.
Our noxt stop was "Nagasaki which
Is tho prottlost of nil tho towns In
Japan. Wo loft thoro on August tho
Cth nnd hnd a trip ot two days to
Shnnghal. Tho Yangtso Klung was
pouring Its muddy wator far out Into
tho Pacific, ono can toll when ho
reaches tho rlvor by tho color, as It
Is too wldo to aoo tho ahoro. A pilot
came aboard and kept ua In tho chan
nel, At Woosung we loft tho Yangtae
and camo up tho Wangpoo, which Is
very muddy, and very 111 amolllng, to
Shanghai. Shanghai Ii not ao bad, aa
the foreigners, aa we are called, have
made some parka ao that there are a
few breathing placea, pne park on
the Bund or water front la quite
pleasant aa ono can alt on tho benches
aad watch the shipping. There are
concerts In the park two or three
evenings a week, and eoaae-tlaaee ia
the afteraoea. The Fraaeh park Is
alsa very ttae, aasl eaa very Urge
park, JsaaiHeM, baa assay' aaras;
ArJttat fcVa hat that I eaa eeav
that tho devil puts on his overcoat
when ho gets back from Shanghai,
others, that ha never leaves here. I
don't know.
A Chlneso wedding which I at
tended was very Interesting. Quite
different from our ceremony. The
brldo and groom wero both college
people. , Ho Iloston Tech, and she
Slmmonds. Thoy mot In Iloston two
years ago, so didn't follow tho cus
tom of most of tho old families In
China and not sea each other until
after the ceremony. The old custom
was such, and I heard ot a Chinese
boy who was married tho other day
who was hoard to remafk as tho
bride's head dress was removed, "Too
fat." This young man was a flno
looking chap and as ho had been
away at foreign schools for nlno
years ho was quite a rtrungor to
Chinese customs. Ho was very pleas
ant and told us many Interesting
things and explained as best be
could to us the customs ot his people.
Ho spoke perfect English. The bride
camo from her father's home In a
wonderful chair, the oldest and most
beautiful, we wero told, In China,
with the exception of ono which Is at
Peking. It waa carried on poles as
ono sees In pictures, and there wero
three men assisting. Red Is tho fes
tive color horo and was used with
niuch gold to decorate the houso
foro all these shrines they went down helped himself direct from the bowl
stairs and paid their .respects to his or othet dlh that-interested hiss
parents, her parents, then tho lesser mo.t. The chop sticks vere used
lights of tho family, then friends.' when the consistency ot tho viand
ale. I saw on display a few gifts ot warranted, and tho spoon when there
silver but I rather think that these wai a tendency, towards the liquid
y.T. ,he CI"nM b0'8 Md .lrta form. One chcpHjtIck Is held firmly
who hnd been at college In America an(1 the ehtr Tj,ed VTrmbtf. ,
and who were copying tho American surprising how much food can ha
Ideaof gifts. There wero about 30 .conveyed to the moiUb by moans ot
young people from Mt. Holyoke, Co- these simple Instruments. The rood
lumlila. Wellesloy. Harvard. Yalo and u fairly good and the best scheme Is.
fusion icn. una chap from Yale lit no I, t all fastidious to "get
confided to me that be thought tho there" first. Ono thine that reouIrM
American wedding dress much pret
tier, also that he's like a sundao at
Huyler'a. In both of these remarks I
heartily seconded him. We had tea
at n beautifully decorated table, qulto
American in Its appearance, and
wishing tho young people all tho
good things of llfo wo camo away.
They went back to America to finish
their college work.
Now I will tell yon about a Chlneso
dinner. This particular dinner was
a nusiness dinner and the whole
office force waa Invited. When we
sat down at the table there were al
ready a number ot dishes of meats In
what looked like an old fashioned
cako plate, a sort of bowl on a stan
dard as It were. (I am so good at
description). At each place, there
were no plates, wero chop sticks, a
little silver Wish ot relish and a wee
silver bowl for Klu aa the rice wine
Is called. Tbla wine Is sipped hot.
If cold, we were told that Its results
were most disastrous. There was
also a large soup apoon. Each one
a spoon was the Chinese "pleco da
resistance" or shark's fins. This Is
a sticky looking mass, something like
spaghetti. Each ono helped himself
generously from the general bowl
and all went on quite merrily, but I
Interested" myself in the musician
who was playing a two-stringed In
strument, Just at this time and I
hope my sins ot omission were un
noticed. Coming back bravely, to
keep In touch with the situation, aa
to speak, I carefully arranged my
chop sticks and half speared, halt
dragged home a rather edible looklaa;
morsel. Just as I was about to en
compass It all, and show that I waa
a good fellow, a mixer, as It were,
my right hand neighbor whispered.
"Chinese sparrows." Now the spar
row Is a bird that haa Its place In the
scheme ot things no doubt, but tried
a nice brown, oven though It was, I
couldn't mske up my mind to add It
to my list of things edible, so waiving
(Continued on page 7)
Tho chairs wero covered with It and
tho walls woro hung with gay ban
ners ot Chlnot! silk with Chlneso
characters In gold, wishing tho young
people good luck. Tho brldo's gown,
wlilch consisted ot a rather short
coat and long Bklrt made ot heavy
red silk and embroldored heavily
with gold, was very houvy ami un
comrortablo looking. Tho head dross
which also covered her faco was
mado ot wlro on which was strung
beads. It was an awful looking
thing, and looked as though it might
bo heavy. The bride must not speak
on hor wedding day, and I really
don't think the poor thing could with
such a covering. Tho ceremony was
very simple but took time. It con
sisted In paying respects to shrines
where candles were burning. The
groom told me that these shrlnea rep
resented the ancestors, he goddess of
love, the dead wivea of bis oroiaara,
and I don't know what all. I am go
ing tesaaetker. weddtaa; sooa and
new that, part of ay curiosity I ap
paaaad I saar ke akki taabaare sneve
detatstt AJtawCtkaf ' ka hewed ka-
ajBBo 3Bj-aafi3SE
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