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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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This In tho first picture over taken of Albort Parsons, (ho "wild man
of tho Mississippi Bwnmps," who, with his wlfo and child, fled from tho
Junglo of Loaf nivr, near Lux, Mian., bocnuso of high wotor. For yonrs
thoro havo boon reports of u "wild man" In tho swamps. Parsons nays
ho caught hi wlfo In n itcol trap many rears ago. Bho lost ono oyo In
a. fight with a wild cnt. When llioy appeared tho child was nakod and
Parsons -and his wlfo woro crudo, torn garmonts thoy had usod for
years. Thla plcturo was taken at tho Klllsvlllo (Miss.) Infirmary after
thoy had boon given now clothoa,
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Plan to Fly Into
Northern OH Dist.
VANCOUVER, II. C, Fob. 7. A
ayndlcato of Vancouver cltlxuna has
organlzod to Journey to tho oil
Hold of Tort Norman by alrplano,
and preparation uro being niado for
tho trip. Tho local pllota who will
compoto with thosn hvlator who
havo boon ongugod by tho Imperial
Oil company, ami with other oxpodl
tlona In tho IIIkIiI to tho far north
aro Cnptaln J. W. Hobb and Llout.
It. L. Ilorln. Lieut. Horlo will act
as field engineer of tho expedition.
J. II. Kfttoy, local oiiglnoor, who Is
Intorcstod In tho project and la fa
miliar with tho country to bo tra
versed, atatod that tho attempt to
roach Fort Norman would not bo
modo until tho opening of navigation.
Tho party will ontor by -way- of Ed
monton and Fort McMurray. 8ca
planes havo boon docldod upon as tho
most suitable typo of aircraft for
tho-trlp. Extremely cold woatlior la
holding back pooplu who wlsli to go
by tho land routo.
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WAIt O.V MAI.Nt'TltlTION
, ' HUES YOU LOOK
1 AND EL FRESH
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Sy glass of hot water wltlj
pboaphate before breakfast
keeps illness away,
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Physlclana tho world over .rocom
niond tho Insldo bath, declaring thla
la tit vastly morq linportunco thun
outsldo cloanllnoss, becauso lio sklii
pores do not absorb Impurities Into
tho blood, causing III hculth, whlto
tho pores In tho ton yards of bowels
do.
Mon and women nro urged to drink
each morning, boforo breakfast, n
glass of hot wator with a toaspoonful
of llmostono phoaphato In It, as n
harmless moans of helping to wash
from tho stomach, liver, kldnoya and
bowola tho pravloua day'a Indlgost
Iblo material, poisons sour bllo and
toxlna; thus cleansing, Bwoutenlng
and purifying tlm nllmentnry canal
boforo eating moro food.
Those who wnko up with bad
broath,, coated tonguo, naoty tasto or
have a dull, aching .head, sallow
comploxlon, acid stomach; othorn
who havo bilious utlncks or constlp
atlon, should obtain n quarter pound
of llmostono phosphato ti tho drug
storo. This win cost very llttlo but
Is sufficient to show thovnluo of In
eldo bathing.
No Sunday Blue
Laws For Dutchmen
THE HAOUE. Jan. H. (Ily Mall)
An Indlctmont of "bluo Bunday"
advocates was roturnod In tho re
port of a commlttoo of tho second
chamber of tho Dutch parllnmont on
a bill proposing to forbid amuso
monts, curtail train sorvlco etc., on
.Sundays.
"Tho Sabbath was made for man,
not man for tho Subbath," said tho
v roport, killing tho bill. "Tho clog
ging of tho thoatofs and tho prohibi
tion of gamos would load many to
ook amusement In a loss Innocont
way. Tho .reduction of passengor
trattlo on Sundays would provont
pooplo who woro shut up In closo
homos and narrow atroota all tho
. weok from enjoying frosh air and
nnturo on tho Sabbath."
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Hard Times
Dance
Wednesday, Feb. 9th
at the
Scandinavian Hall
Several prizes for the
best costumes
I , Good lyiusic
SPOKANE, Fob. 7. Interested In
tho problem of malnutrition among
(heir children, tho farm bureau wom
en of Spokano couny rocontly -weighed
and measured rural chlldron, and
found that 40 per cent of tliono meas
ured woro 7 por cont, or moro, undor
wolght. "Malnutrition' Is citod as
tho most probablo causo of tho con
dition discovered, ,1'aronts, school
boards, and toachorn In rural Spo-
kano county Imvo boon Inducod to
coopernto In providing hot lunch for
tho school children during tho pro-
sent winter. A fow wooks after tho
hot lunch wns started, many of tho
chlldron nttalnod normil wolght.
Java furnishes tho larger part
of tho world's supply of qutnlno.
LIFER PARDONED
LONDON, Jan. IB. (Uy Mall)
Tho princo of Walon has Just boon
Initiated Into tho complexities of
modorn nowspapor production by
visiting tho offices of tho Times
and following! a ploco of copy from
an editor's doak through tho com
posing, proof-roadlng and Btorotyp
Ing room. Thon ho prossod tho
starting button of a mammoth octu
plo press and saw tho artlclo repro
duced In print.
Tho first foldod paper which camo
from tho roaring machine was
handod tho royal visitor who smllod
an ho saw on tho front pago a plc
turo of hlmsolf with a caption stat
ing that ho had started tho .ma
chinery which printed It.
Throughout his Inspoctlon of tho
many departments of tho groat
nowspapor office, tho Princo kept u;i
a rapld-flro of questions which
showed his koon Interest In tho art
of newspaper making.
Tho dlfforenco botwoon various
kinds of automatic typesetting ma
chines, tho amount of tlmo saved
by their substitution for tho old-hand-sotting
method, why cylindri
cal moulds of tho original typo
forms aro placed on tho presses In-
otond of tho flat chases of typo
thoinsolves, tho spread of tho pres
ses and tho length of a roll of news
print papor were among tho points
on which tho i'rlnco was curious.
Ho marvolcd at tho ability of
"moko-up mon to road typo up
side down and failed to rocognlxo a
throo-column "cut" of hlmsolf la
tho form ho was endeavoring to
road. In tho composing room ho
picked up a slug of typo as It camo
from a monotypo machlno, but
found It too hot to hold .
John Waltor, chairman of Tha
Times, and Wlckam Stead, editor,
served as guldos to tho Princo. Tho
directors of tho newspaper, several
dopartmontal heads and a small
numbe'r of visitors lnvitod for tho
occasion, woro presontod to him.
WJlli each ho chatted a short tlmo,
discussing individual avocations,
business, sport and travol, In his
usual simplicity of manner.
Tho I'rlnco is tho socond heir to
tho throno to visit Printing IIouso
Square. In 1803, tho lato King Kd
ward, thon Princo of Wales, mado
a similar Inspoctlon of Tho Tlmos
plant.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Fob. 7.
Neod for public action to savo tho
remaining forests of Alio United
StatoM from devastation nnd to pro
"vldo for itlmbor production on land
already laid wasto was Btrongy urg
ed by Col. W. II. Orooloy, chief of
tho forest sorvlco, United States do
partment of agriculture, at tho hoar
logs boforo tho bouso agricultural
commlttco on tho Snoll bill.
Tho bill authorises and directs
lands from flro reforesting denuded
oporallon with tho various states or
othor sultablo agencies, to recom
mend tho requirements essential for
protecting tlmborcd and cut-over
lands from flro, reforohting donudod
lands, nnd cutting and removing tlm
bor crops so that continuous pro
duction of timber will bo promoted.
To bring Into effect theso require
ments, and with n view to furnish
ing n continuous supply of timber
for tho uso and necessities of tho
public, cooperation between tho fed
eral government and Alio states Is
authorized, on such conditions ns tho
secretary of agriculture may dctcr-
mlno to bo fair and reasonable
Federal expenditures undor co
operative agreements with statos
would, undor tho bill, havo to bo at
loast equaled by stato expenditures
dorlvcd either from gonoral taxa
tion or from owners of forest lands
under stato requirements Tho bill
alio provldes'for a survoy of tho for-'
ost resources and .requirements of
tho country, for oxporlmonta and In
vestigations In reforesting and
mothods of cutting and utilizing tim
ber, for enlargod purchases of lands
for federal administration as national
forests, and for various other fea
tures of a national program of forestry.
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Undo Sam and tho American Forestry Association ask all boya and
girls In tho country to build blrdhouscs right away so thoy'll bo ready
for spring nowcomcrs. Children down In Washington aro doing It with
a vim. This plcturo showg a blrdhouso that won a bluo ribbon In Wash
ington school contests being mounted In a trco by Its builders. Inset la
Peggy Dak or, daughter of War Secretary Baker, with tho blrdhouso her
brother Jack built for her.
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Australia Provides
Educational Fund
For War Orphans
MKUIOUnNK, Jan. 17. (Ily
Mall). Tho Australian government
has undertaken to educate tho
children of Australian soldiers kill
ed or totally Incapacitated In tho
world war. At loast 12,000 children
aro oxpocted to bcnoflt.
Tho plan covers tho wholo rango
of th0 Educational curriculum. In
Industrial, agricultural and profos
ilonal courses, togolhur, whoro nec
essary, with periods of apprentice
ship nnd a subsidy by way of bus
tonanco whllo jindorgolng such'
training. A fund of approximately
S,COO,000 Is on hand, which In
cludes a deficit from tho Fodoral
aovornmont of M.000,000 and a
transfer from tho ' Itopatrlatlon
Trust Fund of approximately (660
000. Largo contributions aro assur
ed from other sources.
Bl'TTB, Mont., Fob. 7. Internal
rovenuo taxes, amounting to fill,-
000, woro assossod In Dutto In K20
against liquor that was seized In this
locality, according to statistics. Tho
total assessment tor tho stato of Mon
tana was about $200,000, 4t Is said,
which would Indlcnto pint about one
halt of tho liquor violators of tho
stato wcro arrested In Ilutto.
Ilovcnuo agents hero havo stated,
howover, that u great portion of this
assessment cannot bo collected bo
causo tho law violators npiirehonded
had llttlo or no property that could
bo confiscated. Tho assessments In
cludo also penalties for mnklng
liquor Illegally.
It Is stated, havo confiscated CO au
tomobiles, used by alleged whisky
runners, having a total valuation of
$50,000.
CO-OI'KUATIVK MAltKimXO
Ri:OINA. Stfslc, Fob. 7. A cam
paign fcr tho development of coop
erative livestock shipping in tho pro
vince will opon shortly, It has been
announced hero, 'it is planned to
send spcakors out to assist with tho
organization of cooperative livestock
associations. '
FAMOUS PAINTING SOLD.
VIENNA, Jan. 12. (Dy Mall).
Tho valntjng ontltlod "Holchstag,"
a canvas by tho Polo, Matojko, has
been sold to tho Polish government
by Austria, not primarily to bring
ii ry but to satisfy Polish national
prldo.
It pictures tho scene In Warsaw,
In 1766, when tho Poles, under tho
force of Kujilan pressure, renounced
thotr right to havo their own parliament.
Tho ten Invaded departments of
Franco havo produced this year
500,000' tons 'of wheat and one
fourth tho country's oat crop.
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Dccauso salmon aro taken large
ly during tho spawning season, it
Is believed thoy will soon bo extinct
unless artificial propagation is re
sorted to.
Prohibition enforcomont officers, soroo money into tho Austrian trcas- cngo.
Notification of an Incroaso in rent
Is not legal It sont by mall in Chi-
MAUY LUCAS
The final official act of CJovernor
Sleeper of Michigan, before his term
onded, was to sign a pardon for Mrs.
Mary Lucas, 71, who was Bervlng a
llfo torin In tho Dotrolt Houso of
Correction for tho murdor of hor
husband la 1913, '
Claims of ex-Service
Men on Government
, Will Be Investigated
A flying squadron, formed for tho
purpouo of canvassing tho stato In
tha interest of ox-aorvlco men who
havo claims against tho govornmont
will visit this city within a short
tlmo .according to Adjutant Itoy
Fouch of tho local .American Legion
post. Questionnaires havo boon ro-
cotved by tho adjutant, and tho lat
tor roquosts Borvlco men to return
thorn as soon as posslblo aftor dis
tribution, In ordor to hasten tho
work of tho squadron whon it ar
rives. Matters rolatlvo to vocational
training, Insuranco and compensa
tion, and other things vital to tho
ox-sorvlco man, will bo adjusted,
and It Is atatod also that tho matter
of competent doctors will bo takon
up.
Unsettlod claims for bapk pay,
bonuses and travel pay, will be giv
en particular attention.
A largo rollot map of tho world,
showing all known physical condi
tions of tho globo, is being prepared
by tho U. S. shipping board.
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