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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
BATURDAY, AUGUST 31, lts
Green Slabs
Tli In In good wood If tioittf lit curly mill ilrloil. Do nut
dnlny your orders, us you muni buy curly If you want
clump s odd. I'll it I will lm higher next wlntor than Inst,
iin food, lulior mill freight uru lilghur,
Wo tiro procured to clvo you (iilrk sorvlro nnil tlin host
of wood, Our prima nrn cheap on block wood iiIho,
Order now nod liu prepared,
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would tend lit your furtiitin unit )our range, takn away the afthe
anil rlean tlin flues. Yuu would buy no (illicit heat.
Now yuu buy murh Hutit. nlttiounti )uu pay according to tlin
current you consume. Hut tlin sen ten I performed for you by this
cumpiiny at the sulntnllon tind power plant.
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aim of tliU company to hsvo nono but satisfied customers. No
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California-Oregon Power
Company
MUTING
That within tow days
wo will hnvo on dliplay
the belt Uarrlo Granlto
Monumonti, wet! at
orto of marblo, and wo
Invito you to compare
them with any othora In
tho west. Tbcto-monument!
aro unexcolled, and
Investigation will dem
onstrate the truth of this
statement.
SISKIYOU FIRE
. DESTROYING TIMBER
YIIKKA, Cat., Aug. 20. Tho big
forest tiro In tho vlcnllty of Moffott
Crook Is now burning ovur a four
mllo front In aomu of tho finest-sugar
plno tlmlier In tho country.
, This flro, which Is outsldo tho Na
tional Forest, wns reported to the
ownorit of tho timber by a forest
lookout on July G, Hut foobln efforts
woro miido to curb tlin flro nnd now
It In boyond control. Tologrnphlc ap
peal wiih nuido to tho Htuto.Fornst
tor's offlco for aid mid Deputy For
estor M. II. 1'riitt wns to nrrlv'o today
to hiko ehnrgp. , ,
inilouH unmiitiiliiK run bo dono at
onco to chock this flro many of tho
B! (,i ,.4 '!- -I--
sottlers will loso tholr homes.
Since Us start moro than n month
ago, tho flro tins co ored nbout-thlrty
squnrn miles.
Another big nnd dangerous flro Is
reported on Wooloy Crock, nbout-four
miles from Bomos liar, In tho forest
sorvtco ut a placo with few commu
nication facllltlos.
10,000 IION'KY CHOI'
IIRRMISTON, Oro., 'Aug. 21.
Forty thmiHiind dollnra will ho dis
tributed this year umnng tho fnrmors
of tho Umatilla project this yenr
thrntiKh tho snlo of ouo of tholr by
products, extracted nl fulfil honey.
A clnsslflod Ad will soil It.
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For Plumbing, Heating and
Repair Work
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KLAMATH FALLS
TATTOOING AS A FINE Altt
r.
It n-.uhcd Its Hlchett Developmtnl In
Me Marqucsnt lilsnds of ths
South Seas.
Trittoolmt In mi art so old II. nt II"
nrlgln Is loit to hlsto'rlcnl records
having been practiced when the cuve
Itieii went mil to club lliulr fellows
III (lie Mnriiiexns Mamie, Hid moil
iIInIiiiiI ntid mint mjMrrlotis of Houlh
en firchlpfliigns, luttoolng reached lie
highest deeliipineiit mid llieic II mm
Ilu) inoM lieaullful form of nrt known
Tor n man In Hie Mnrquesn to lack
Hie lalloed stars of terror upon Ids
fare and to limn n bare cmmti'iianee
upon lil fare was (o be n poltroon int
despised by the whole tribe. Frederick
O'Urlen mi)i In the Cenlury that to
ndiloo ii fairly rotnplele picture 'in
one' body meant many inoiiths of 'n
leni' suffering mid Ihu expenditure
of Hindi wenllh,
When while men wern cast by sli'n
wreck In Hie Islands of the far 1'ifl
Ac or tied from duty on whalers or
unrshlp mid sought to slay mnoiiK the
.MnripK'xnns they acceded to Hid lion
ored custom of tlielr hosts nnd niloj.t
ed their facial ndnrnment Onco tlie
curious Ink of Hip Ijttooer has gotten
Into tho skin It Is there forever snd
can nc.cr be erased, like tho pits of
Miinllpox. Tho while men, therefore,
of Curnpe nnd America never ngnln
relumed to their old homes nfter set.
Illnc nmnng these Mnrqucsan nnd
linvlng their fares tnttooud.
wsm wn
CIRCLE GLOBE
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EGYPTIAN BEADS MOVE BED
Remarkable Manifestations Said to
Havt Been Made by Ancient Neck
lace In Edinburgh.
Home rcmnrlcnlde manifestation.
Intes the S'ciiltT.nn, have occurred In
IMInlmrgh In n-oiclatlnn with nn a li
cit nt Itejptlnn neckhce. Thn pres
ent owner of the necklace, who lite
In the wot end of IMInlmrgh. rciclvi-d
ll from Cairo nt the end of 101.1.
Ilecently she decided to get rid of It
mid threw It Into a wnste paper Ihvi
ket. Tbnt nlsht when near the bas
ket she was stnrlled by the distinct
fi cling of n band rlutchlng nt her
vrlst. fiho nftcrwnrd henrd sounds
from tho basket ns a mouse moving.
i:ninluntlon revealed only waste pa
per nnd the glass beads.
.Slie cave tho bends to her brother,
who on going to bed placed them on
tho pillow near his head. The neck
lace seemed to be moved on the pillow
during the night by some unseen
agency. A n!gh,t or two later he again
put the beads on his bed. lie wot
roused from his sleep by the bed tx
Ing moved from side to side. He
nftcrwnrd heard the necklace prodacs
Ing a rustling movement. The follow
ing night he slept soundly with the,
necklace In the room. At four o'clock
next morning he wns wakened by the
bed ncnln shaking. Other persons say
they had similar experiences with the
bends.
WAHHINOTON, 1). C Aug. 21.
'Voyaging around tho world to reach
tlujlr homes, 7X0 Russian waifs, nil
that linvo beon accounted for of
probably 6,000 children sent out of
I'ntroKrnd by tlielr parents when
revolution gripped tho old Ilusslnn
cnpltol, aro on tholr way from Ran
' rrnnclsco "to Now York by wny of
tho I'nnnnva cnnnl. They catno from
Vladivostok under tho enro of tho
American Itcd Cross of which they
hnvo been wards for two yours. They
aro going back to I'otrogrnd nftor
sufferings nnd wanderings that for
snmo of them havo -blotted out ovory
recollection or their parents, tho
places of their birth, or oven of their
own names.
Hpcuklng of tho experiences of tho
children, who rango In ago from 3 to
17 years, a statcmont by tho lied
Cross said:
' "Tho long sea Journoy writes tho
Inst chapter In n history of wander
ing and adventure In a revolution In
a torn country that can hardly be
matched In tho whole record of world
uphcnvnl In tho last six years," the
announcement says. "It seems al
most a tain out of tho Old Testa
ment or Creek mythology, nnd 1,000
roars from now. It Is perhaps not too
much to say, tho Ilusslans with their
dramatic Instinct and mysticism will
'hnvo rnndo It n part of their rich
folklore."
When tho revolution broke out In
Hussla, tho report continued, many
parents In Pctrogrnd decided to send
the youngsters Into peaceful Siberia
f until tho trouble was over. Thoy woro
sent oast In chnrgo of nurses and
teachers.
Later, a barrier of tiro marking
tho battle lines of the opposing Rus
sian and Czech armies had beon
stretched between the youngster
and their homos. Months passed.
Wlntor arrived, funds were exhaust
ed, and hunger and war horrors men
aced the wanderers. The Omsk gov
ernment, appealed to for help, pas-
fcd on to the Red Cross.
Group after group was taken over
by the Red Cross, which established
colonies In Western Siberia, and had
apparently solred tho problem of car-
Qeorg Eliot the Lay Preacher.
A novelist who bases his art on
clean-cut ethical forraulaa la bound
to wnno In popularity. For special
reasons, ho may make a strong appeal
to his own generation and yet bo neg
lected by the generation succeeding.
George Eliot was the eloquent lay
preacher of her age. Literary sermons
like her nro now out of date. Render
do not core to be told what will hap
pen If they do not do this or If they
do tbnt Similarly Thomas Hardy I
certain to suffer In fame. The kind of
philosophic determination embodied In
hi novel I disappearing. If nardy
and George Eliot long survive. It will
bo In spite of their moral formulas;
It wilt be because render will bo will
ing to overlook moral formulas oa ac
count of the permanently Interesting
phases of llfo presented by n master
hand In their novels. Herein lies the
final test of literary Immortality. There
Is no question about novels llko "Tom
Jones" nnd "Vnalty Fair," which are
not framed on any precise technical
theory. They nro life Itself nnd It
diffused morality. Wilbur Crojs, In
the Yale Hovlow.
Spell of th Witch Doctor.
In the twentieth century, according
to tho report of forwnrd ninwuu'iit
survey, thvro nro approximately r."0
million people In Africa held In nhject
fear through tl.n hundreds of thou
sands of witch doctors who alone nro
believed to lmo tho power of 'Spell
ing out" tho ell spirits. H'ho theory of
tho African native recording disease
U Hint nn enemy casts n spell which
enters tho body nnd It must either ho
spelled out or cast out nnd this I
accomplished by tho use of charms
which often kill before they hnvo the
opportunity of proving their curntlvo
powers, Thn nutlvcs of Spilt h Africa,
the survoy flndw, depend entirely on
witch doctor nnd 'herb doctors. For
H million native people there are
only twenty-three missionary doctor
nnd nineteen nurses. Scattered among
tho millions, tl.ts little band of work
era accomplishes 'wonders. But th
way of tho witch doctors I practically
unaffected.
Klectrle Incubator.
The electric Incuoator I said to b
much safer, surer' nnd more economi
cal than the oil-heated apparatus.
Current entering the Incubator paea
through resistance element In the top
of the bos; these ure arranged to dis
tribute the bent evenly over the 75
eggs below. Double Insulating walla
prevent th eseapo of heat, while
therraoatat keoju temperature con
stant. YenUUtlou It likewise tuts
mail
MiCHEtIN
Mlcholln Invented III lSS,, A
Its pneitmntlc nuto-jl j IjJ-ZyJCoi I lM
mobllo tiro 25 vcarsH ljirgTr T fS$f U
MCTIIOI'OMTAN Snv lwtk
llth and KUmatli bvSSJsSaiBBaT
Ing for Its charge when the battle
line swayed east. Tho IJolsnevlkl
captured town after town. Groups
of tho children barely cscapod cap
ture. Finally It was decided to take
them to Vladivostok.
"Three trains of specially equipped
box eras with a guard of American
doughboys transported tho precious
cargo on a journey lasting several
weeks through a country stripped
bare of provisions," the report con
tinued. "It may bo said that Inge
nuity was taxed to the utmost In ob
taining supplies, avoiding disease-epidemic
areas, and evading other
troubles."
The children will visit at Panama
Canal porta and In New York City oa
their way home.
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