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hUlitMl daily, aaeeat Bailday. by
IV Herat Pabllealag Coapany ol
Klaaatfc Fall, at Ul Fourth Street.
tare at tha Boatofllc .at Klam
ath Palls, Ore., for traaamleslon thru
fa all aa aocond-clMav Batter.
at tha Aaaorlatca) Pre,
Tha Aaaoclatad Previa exclusively
aatKie to Ui uta fa xaeubllcatton
l all new dltpatehM credited to It
aa? Bat otherwise credited la thlf
r, aad auo local aawa paoiunea
All right of rapablleatloa of pe-
lapateaee aerela ara also ra-
TfJaWDAY, JULY , 1M
EEOEO A THOROUGH SOUSINQ
vH Selrlt af Hackman Could Nat he
Cxerclatd Kacept ky Meat Strln
ttnt Metheee.
fftortnr Brown, a negro evangelist,
waa a Ann believer la the ancient cua
tea af river baptism, and convert
ha baptized la thla manner tel-
forgot It. A few year aro ha
a christening In a New Jersey
on the batiks of the Delaware
river, where a doarn or more convert
were aserabled, awaiting their turns
ta be Immersed. Anions them was a
hacknian. who evinced a lively later
as la I he ceremony.
"Why docs the rood doctor." he
eked of a fellow convert, "duck soma
af them folks two tlaies an' other
"He t!tek 'ass ore." explained Ms
.t? attend, "for every new name they're
gain' to have."
"la that posslblef the hackman re
aWtd. "I was foln' to call myself
Tkanas Jefferson Lincoln Anderson.
hat I cues Tom' will be "boot looc
naff."
Thla conversation was overheard, by
tha sharp enrs of Doctor Brown, who
Inally beckoned the hackman to come
forward.
'"To name, plcasef he Inquired In
a deep bass voice.
"Jew baptise me Tom tuafa 'miff,"
the candldnte replied, as the evangel
tat. taking htm none too gently by the
neck, piloted him far out Into the
stream, where he Jacked him not once
tat half a dosen tlmea with, such ra-
aMIty and. vigor thata few minutes
later the hackman found himself on
tha shore, coughing, sputtering arid
gating for breath. The ceremony was
aaoo over, and wtien he had recovered
hi strength he mode his way to the
hle of Doctor Brown.
"What fo' you duck roe that wayl"
Be demanded In aggrieved tones. "1
coma here to be baptized, uot to be
drowned."
"My good man." replied Doctor
Brown, "you was so filled with tiie
devil I had to use a powerful lot of
water to wash him out of yo' stein."
MUSHROOMS OF ALL SORTS
dials and Palaeneua, While On tee.
cits, drawn In Africa, la Werohlped
a a Qed.
In or about the edge of wood ona
occasionally comes aero an unplene-ant-looklng
.umbrellas-shaped mush
room with a red or orange-colored top
t!:st I? covets! with a slimy exudation.
Now ami then, strange to any, people
rat It. They die.
Its slime Is very attractive to flies!
They gather upon It. and they die. In
Kun'pe this species of mushroom I
used as a substitute for fly-paper.
Tbe horrlble-shielllng "clathru"
mushroom Is believed In France to
cause cancer. French people call It
the "cancer mushroom." Another spe
cies, which grows on olive trees. Is so
luminous at night that one can see to
read by It.
Other kinds of mushroom are need
for making Ink, for stanching the flow
of blood and (In Lapland) for killing
bedbug. A European specie I em
ployed to stupefy bees, and certain
"puffhalls" are said to have anes
thetic properties. Tribes of semi
smages In aorthcastern Asia utilize a
mushroom for snuff. But met cnrlnn
of'all Is the Polyporus sacer, which In
Africa Is worshiped aa a god. Pitts
burgh Dispatch.
Valuable Shrub.
One may took for an Increased cul
tivation of the so-called Guatemalan
"Jocote nianinon" (anacardlum occl
dentate), which Is quite common In
that country. It tins been found that
Incisions In the trunk cnue It to el
ude a resinous secretion that dissolve
like gum arable, and that la highly
useful fur pasting purpose- Used In
the binding of books. It possesses, be
side Its adheshe qualities, the added
virtue of keeping away moths, be
cause of Its acrid odor. There I also
obtained, from the same plunt, a caus
tic oil, which turns black when It
strikes tbe air. This has been found
excellent In the treatment of furniture.
The seeds of the fruit are toasted and
eaten, as well as used for various
dishes. An 18 per cent extract of oil
Is made, which Is said by connois
seur to merit comparison with the
best of sweet almonds." According to
the newspaper Kxcelslor of Guatemala
the cultivation of the shrub provide o
hustuvvs of Increasing profitableness.
ALL TOLD IN SHORT WORDS
reateit Thine af Human Life la.
pressed In Letts r That Da Net
Exceed Five In Number.
Writers who forever are striving to
develop a tocahulary of long and odd
wonts to Impress the dear reader
would do well to remember tlmt the
trentrst tilings of human life are ex
prvwsed by words of not more than
flu letters, writes K. P. In the Kansas
Kdltor.
The word "I" claims first considera
tion under the classification. "I" con
lulns the minimum as regards letter
nnd. casting blushes aside, really
tam!s shove all things else with the
t.unian herd.
Passing on to words of two letter"
"do" and "If" Immediately suggest
thrmselves aa being mighty factors In
the dally grind of human affairs.
At the head of the list of three-letter
wools standa "God." followed by
"sir," the most eesenttal of the essen
tial. In this list, too. Is "war," also
-law" and "art." Continuing, a most
disagreeable trio appears In "lax. owe
and dun." each undeniably mixed up
with man's little whirl. Then come
two words of great argument, "wet"
und "dry." and at the end Ihe most
IMipular noun and verb, "pie" and
"at."
In words of four letters there are
"life" Itself and many of the mi
tllal thing of life "love. home. hop,
food, work, news, rest, song, hair, bald,
golf, vote. bank, rent and coal."
Finally comes the five-letter group
containing Ihe beginning and the rnd
of man'a story "birth, heart, blood,
fnlth. womnn. money, child, mirth,
drink (water, milk or tea. of course),
dunce, motor, train, paper, ouljn.
sleep, death) and grave."
So why seek long words to tell the
tale of life, when each big vital thins
Is short, when one must spell It, and
gives the hint, "be brief, old Top. be
Hleft"
You Can Save Money at Enders
Here are some of the specials that proved their attractiveness for the buying
public last week. Glance down the list. You will find a bargain in each item.
As fast as we are afile the prices on everything will be adjusted to a cash basis.
Swift's White Soap. Id burs for .. .Sl.00
Mexican Ited Beans. 12 lbs. for - 91.00
Petit Prunes. 6 lbs. for l.0
llorax Chips, 10 Mule Team, package . '. 40c
Puarllne, small, regular 16 cents; Rpeclal He
California Fancy Ilayo Beans, pounds for . 91.00 I
Milk, Bpeclal. can.... Ifle
' Klngsfcrd a loss Blarch, Special, package . 14c
Blue Karo Syrup, 1H pound. 8peclat, can 10c
Welch' arapo Juice, Pint Bottles, Special, 44rt Quart Mottles Me
Chase ft Sanborn's Coffee, 1 lb., Regular (Sc, Special ftOe
Chase ft Hanborn'a Coffee, 2 lb., Regular 11.25, Special il.OO
Folger'a Tea, Black or Oreen, ftegular 50o lb., Special .. .. ... ...40c
Beat Orade Fruit Salad, large site. Special AOc
Cosmos' Tomatoes, 2 for Jtl rt,. or Per Case ..... 94, IS
Mecco Corn, 2 for Ml rt., cr Per Case 94.15
Qoody-Uoody Peas. 2 for M rt., or Per Case ...94.111
Regular 45 ct. Bulk Coffee, Special Wle
K. C. Baking Powder. Regular HO ct. can. Special.. 70c
K. C. Baking Powdor, Regular 60 ct, can. Rpeclal 4Sr
K. C. Baking Powder. Regular 2& ct. can, Special, ... v Mc
Don't fail to take advantage of these low prices. Our first week's business
proves to us that the people prefer to pay cash when they can save money
by doing so. Follow the crowdyou'll save money too.
J. E. ENDERS & CO.
Successor to
ROBERTS it WHITMORE
SCUTARI HAS LONG HISTORY
Known a "Geneva of the Balkans" It
la On cf.th Oldest Cities
In Europe
Scutari, principal city of Albania,
acenbiilly Miggt-st Gencvu, neMllns
between the limpid wnters of Luke
Kcntorl nnd the mountulns of north
ern AIIihiiIu, Hioir.iip!ed for the
jrrejiter pnrf of the year, rising t'
firm nn Alj-llke background. .InsteuJ
of being n city of highly organized In
dustry mid ImluMrlous find frugal nr
tlMiis. Scutari has hern scurred by
wonl. earthquake and Hood.. .
To reach Scutari from nny Monte
negrin town, on the north side of Lake
Hcuturl. one bocrds a "londrn." the
iar-poliited prow and stern rising
high out of the water. Oarsmen
propel It by short, quick Jerks, often
accompanying their stroke 'by wild
barbaric chant. The gondola-like boaia
on' La,ke Kcuturla are accounted, for
!y the Venetlnn Influence that Is evt.
denced In Scutari,
Scutari Is one of the oldest cities In
Kiirope, having In en the seat of the
Illyrlan king, ten centuries before
l.brlst, nnd iih the deM-eiiilniits of the
ai dent tribes the Albanians have n
lYnengo far older limn most i;iirriiein
natlonulrt. The world war brought the
Albanians Infp sudden contact with
modern Ideals nnd they won ndinlm
tlon Yor line lihyxtiilie unci keen minds,
unlmpulred by toft living.
Soot as a Disinfectant.
It has been found that soot acta as a
disinfectant nnd Is more active moist
than dry. Water seems to dissolve the
iVslnfectlnx agents In the soot, making
them more active. Carbon floating In
tne air semoni. ii ever, carrie. oaeier.o n,cro,wpIc photography, the mes.are
unless It has lodged on the ground and .. , -,.,. lih nnltnarv tvne
LIBRARY IN SMALL COMPASS
Property Prepared, Pigeon Could ,
Carry Volume of Writing Cqulva-
lent to 120 Ordinary Book.
For more than 2.000 jrars carrier ee-gy
pigeons nave oeen u-u iu carry mtr
suges when no other means sufficed,
aid during the siege of Paris In IS71,
when 3C3 birds were sent out from the
city, one bint performed the nlmoM
Incredible feat of carrying to the out
side world. In one trip no fewer than
0,000 rnesage averaging 20 eards
inch. Thl was 800.000 words, or the
tiulvalcnt of flvc or six average
novel.
It was accomplished by means of
la aln tiliu'tl tntn thA alp '
Now soot act a a very 'effective'
blanket, protecting the bacteria and
giving them a chance to grow. Die
eases of the nose nnd throat are not
appreciably more prevalent In smoky
cities, but they are more severe and
harder to cure. This Is probably due
as much to the cracking of the mucous
membrane by the change from the dry
atmosphere In the houses to the tnolst
air outside nnc) subsequent Irritation
by dust und smcAc.
America's Debt to Eads.
In nearly four centuries the names
of ninny men have "become linked his
torically with the -Big .Muddy." De
Soto discovered It, Marquette. LaSalle
and Hennepin were among Its explor
ers. Murk Twuln w-ns Its Homer. Bat
James ltuilmiiun Kails saddled It and
curbed It to serve mankind. Ills rec
ord Is unique In the engineering annals
of Anierlcu. with the mighty river suli
mlcidve In his power. He was the first
to pry Into Its depths, to sound Its se
crets. wret from It Its sunken treas
ures; the Crst to build for It Ihe first
Ironclads In the western hemisphere, to
have swung a great bridge across' It
midway Its length and, as the greatest
achievement of ull, to have compressed
Its channel at the mouth so that It cut
a ship's way to the sea.
being flrst printed with ordinary type
,asd then photographed and rephoto
graphed until they had been reduced
several hundred diameters. The final
ubotngrsph were taken on films ot
pellicle of collodion, each of which,
about two Inches square, contained SO.
iVKt words. A dozen of thee films
rolled up In n quill, weighed but one-
wenty-elghth of an ounce, and the mes
sages could, of course, be read with
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
ft000m0000000
Try the White Lunch for dellclously
home cooked meals under the new
management. 6-H
Mr. J S Peck Is preparing to ship )
a car load of goods from Han Fran- I
Cisco to Klamath Falls Home space '
left In car. Wlro hnr If In need of
sumo for shipping good In. '6
WEATHER RECORD
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FOR HALE
FOR BALK One of Klamath Falls'
most beautiful homes, large1
grounds, line riew, shade and shrub
bery, close In and very cheap, as
owner Is leaving town. Somo very
choice bouses and Iota In all parts ol
A good as
Rooming house, best location In
town; lease to June 1, 1921. Furni
ture and accommodations for over town 'at baraaln rJrlcVs
thirty. Also option to purchase nortment ot dairy and stock ranches,
building. HI health, reason for sell- if you want anything In Real Kstute
Ins. "05 Main St., cor. 7th. 6-10 lru a. A, Bellman ft Co., 406 Main
St. 6-tf
llureattur Ihe Herald will publish
iliu mean and iiisslmum tempera
lures and pteclpltallon record as tak
in b the II H, Reclamation service
itatlon. Publication will cover tha
day provlous to the paper's Issue, up
iu I o'clock of that day.
WANTED Cook;
Hospital.
Klamath Genera
TRAKKFKIt
Let me
reasonable
do your
rates. Also
-tf FOR BALK CHKAP A nlce'blg one
room house, 23x30 feet, with well
and ono aero of land In Dairy. Ore,
I'rlco reasonable. Box 104b, Klam
transler work; ., Vm. c-12
blocks do-
Fre-
Mai. Mln. elpltatloa
July 1 & &2
July 2 75 C4 .24
July 3 71 04 .41
July 4 78 46
July 5 it 43
n mirmtmiw uliboiit the necessity of illvered, G per cord. Phoni
.t.n,n,..i,in nn.i ninrdiiff. 'or Inqulro 1410 Sargent Ave. 6-10
Under favorable conditions, ami r ',.,.,
itmpnrntlvely short dlstnnces. pigeon .
b;e carried as much n three-qunrlers '
Phone 2C9R. WANTKD Young gentleman wants
board and room with prlvnla fain-
. , . . Ily. Address Box K, Herald omce.
room furnished c-8
FOR BALK Folding
Holms Apt.
bed,
lie.
6-8
FOR 8ALK flood 4
bouse, one block off the paving,
tinar ftin nnw Kulrvlnur uchnnl alln! ,. n., rt ,., .c.,, .
nt nn ounce Using the Photredur- K0Oj ,eYel jot. large barn ami chick- n0UM. B01, opportunity. C07 High
incmelliml. It wmihl therefore lie ioa-', bouse. I'rlco only 12000; half ' c.8.
Ible for n single bird to enrry ine-'cab, balance to suit. , ,
sei equnt In wonls to no fev?er thnn i ..A'80 . . WANTKD A good bicycle. Phono
VM ordinary volume. FOR SALE Now and modern, well 2C3Ji c.
I ...II. O M..HKH !.. A ... UIIIU lll.ln.
UWIIi o lUUlil UUUBV III lllin n- v v...
corner lot; bath,
Dig bargain In llluuses.
trudo & Co. ad.
Heo (ler-C-7
Famous Swiss City.
tlon, on G0x80 ft.
toilet, sink,
St. Oall (Switzerland) Is the noted (kitchen cabinet,
mbroldery scat of modem day, and, $500 cosh and 3
fie of the most Influential centers of . .' T' w'
emli
one
Chrlstlnn civilization In central Ku
rope. The city owes Its foundation
to the Irish npoMIe Oallus. who, In tbe
year 014, founded n hermitage near
Phone 375
lavatory and built In
Prlco 12400; only
135 monthly.
Alll A CO.
834 Main fit
Fur general hauling and deliver
ing cull 021.
IOl'lrt DKI.IVKRY NKIIVICK
6-10
LHillTM.Vd IMIIM IIAMAtiK
Lightning struck the powei Mne on
thii Keno system, near tho Chsrlea
Druw ranch, during I ho electrical
storm Friday, setting a polo on tiro
and diimugliig tho transformer. Fur
ii limn tuo Drew homo was In dan
ger of cutchlng II r j.
g ROOM TO RBNT G Washington
Try the White Lunch for dellclouly
linntn M.rlr..,l .....ttla KnHuV 111,. nAUl
e '' - I uwuiu i.uuvu ukvmtm mmuv, ,.., .
Ihe brook Steliinrh. In tho resulting management. 6-8
monostery of St. flail, the strict rules
I
C7
First das
Washington,
painter wanted.
r.9
6-7
LATB CZAKH NEPHEW
VREAMM OF EMI'IIIE
HONOLULU, T. H., June 28. (By
,Mall.) A nephew of the late czar of
Russia Is In Harbin, preparing with
the aid of Japan, to head a buffer
state which would split Siberia In
two, according to Vladivostok rum
ors brought to Honolulu by Henry
F. Mldklff, V, M. C. A. secretary with
a shipload of Czecho-Slovaks en
routo homo to Trieste
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Women's and Children s
Summer Footwear
'CmAstmllir Vwtir
'f' . '" Mpvv'1'' a ivvn
The Bootery
&J&V if CHAS. P. MAGUIKE
4tT,?-f',V0''Hir5i'
'iHf M0I tlMM.twf tfHi44
4 tv
;.f4 vr
of the Irish church were enforced un
til 720. when those of St. Itencdlel
were substituted by an nhhni. Othmar.
In 1001. tbe Abbot Norpert of HI. Oall
erected a convent on tho Sitter river,
the place taking Ihe name of Ahhart
Cella-Apnenzell, and the abbots of
St. Oall became the dominating Influ
ence In the land, until the subsequent
ly iiiuch-linpresed mountaineer re
sorted to force nnd succeeded In shak
ing off their yoke.
FOR SALE Young Jersey cow, HEAT THE 111(1 H COHT OF HUGH
high test; milk 20 lbs. a day now.
Also 1 dozen white Leghorn hen We make Fluff rug of those old
and rooster. Call or address 511 S. carpet, rug and.old clothes. Phono
8th St. -7,uC Raid win Hotel for Rug Man.
Portland Rug Co. 6-7
Was Once Famous Port.
Hythc, Knglnnd, has played a promt
iii'iit part In history since medieval or
FOR BALE Team; weight 3100
lbs., wagon and harness. Inquire)
Kink Woodson's blacksmith shop,
on 6th St. 6-8
FOR DXCHANOB A Cole 8, 7 pas
senger, good condition, for lighter
car. See car at 310 High St. 6-9
A bride In Paris recently appeared
at tho altar with her pet canary
tautened to her shoulder by a golden
bird broke Into song.
The corsets uro believed to have
had their beginning In stlffoned
bands of cloth that (Ireclan and Ro
man women wound round their
bodies.
FOR RENT Two bedrooms
gentlemen. 115 Pine St.
for
6-71
modem tlim-H In spite of the fuel ihat 'OR SALE-Sllvortone graphophone,,
few In this country had heard of It. Crowrn oran' -n03 nth Htj.7J
It In one of tho famous and often dls.
ci.kk.mI Cinque ports whli h.Ktrateglcal. FOR 8ALK Ludwlg piano, mohoK-i
ly sliiialeil along the L'ugllsli channel, i any caso, $100; Winchester pump'
hnil H'l'clnl fi'ii'lal nnd political prlv gun, 20 guago, M0; violin, caso, In
lieges und which toilny nre especially structlon book and music rack, $40.'
tied. In tmme nt least, by a lonl
warden. These ports were the main
source of pupply for warships until
about the i'itr 1.V-0, ami upon them
depended In large 'part Ihe duty of
protecting I'uglnnd from tho danger
of continental liivu.s'nn.
54 Main, phono 109H.
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Kama, a Hindu Qod of Lova,
Kama Is tho Hindu god of love. In
one account In! ! : .' .: from Druhma's
heart. He It. an iel with a bow and
arrows, the bow ovvg of sugar cane,
the bowstring n line of bees,, und each
of the five arrows tipped with a dis
tinct flower, huppoted to--conquer one
of the live aenws. lie' rides on a par
ret or sparrow, intended by nymph.
one of whom hcarH his, banner display
ing the Makari). or a' fish on a red
grouBd. Hla wlf Batl (pleasure)
er Frltl (aaTectlonLta 'atgaHar tit
aha (tblrat or dculre), anil hataa to
FOR SALF: Wicker baby buggy, ul
most new, 1028 High, phono
382M. 0-12
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Try the Whlto Lunch for dellclously1
home, cooked meals undor tho now
management. 6-8
FOR SALE Good lot on Sixth, 2 Mi
blocks from Main, 51x90; 9775;
fine residence location; terms.
HERB'S A SNAP Four room and
bath, on the hill, near high school;
lot 62x110; 11250 cash, balance 140
or month. As noat a llttlo home a
thero Is-ln tbe city.
MIW. NATE OTTKRDKIN
537 Klamath Ara,
Portlaad lota or farm In Jackaoa
eouaty. Or., tar Klasaath Tall prop
erty; W. C JUatar. t. Mart). I4a
,. ' 'fs?
Are You a Successful
SAVER
5AVlfl Is an art nil In Itself, Many run earn, a lot
but Have little. Other earn llttlo but run save a lot,
proportionately speaking.
Anal)) tho condition of your Having Account hero
at tho First National Hank If you huvo one'. I iu growth
consistent with yonr Income? I 11 slo enmmenaurato
Willi your ability?
Interest on Savings, of course
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