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of corn, which may be used a« food or In tho manufacture of celluloid, glue All (tie UHb'-Htos mined and solu in and sizing. Three yetit« ago uh II k * <lverlnml Every «witch In the yards of the Lllillted <I uh I km | through the ulglil In t ’ciiHUH Takers Rejs»rt 'I lint 'I here Must llent Iteiord of l»i»l Year by the United titan-« la«t year wan pro | *:||<I.KO or No I rec Delivery. duced In Georgia and Vermont, a new I’vntiHyIvanla railroad terminal Ire Very I '« Vacant II ouhcm the bud I iiik I h forty live mile« west Eminltt < onlideiil total of 336 tons. In the < ily at New York will Le controlled from of I'lo'ji'iitK', Wyo , n mil broke In Tin- chief industry of two towns of a Hlngl*- electrical switchboard, which two and riiniv up through III'' bottom PoHtmaster Emmltt han Jui.t an- the Jlhlne province of Germany in will cost *500.000. Um «< bool census lor the year I of th" bnggng" car. In uu lii'limt III" l!H*!i for the Klutnath Fu 11« district routiO'd •!•*’ poHtul reci 1’its at the cutting and dyeing native agate to I Horses seldom suffer from de train of nltm cur* wiih piled thirty lu h Just been taken. There are 67? local office for the year '-tiding No mak<* «• tul-preelouH Jewels. cayed tei’ii fowl high, while about mid beneath *9,483.20 were I'lildt'-ti of school uge. This 1« but vember 30, 1909. Attend' ntn in the New York Zoo Rubles are prai t'ially Indestructi the wrvckngo were more Hum 150 a slight Increase over tin- numbar re- tin, receipts up to thut dute and for logical garden Huccc««fully filed 17. ble except by fire. dead or Injured human beluga. A puled Inst year. ( Il Is generally rec II o Igl t tnoiitliH from March .list 1 <> cavities In the teeth of the inntltu- | Japan is building her first home frightful gleet atorm with biting cold og zed that there ha» been a decided November 30 the receipts totaled *♦»,- tlon'H largi-Ht crocodile. made locomotives. was raging, and to tlilM the hurt ami liirteie-e in the population of Kllllllllth 3xx f,0. In order that there may Im China ha« taken up the manufac I’ruwn supplie« about one-half dying lay exposed. OREGON AGRI» I LT I RAI, < <»(^ I-' ii II h , und that there 1« not a propor Ini delivery In this city te-xi year ture of window glass, and the pro- , of the world's demand for zlti«-. The locomotive wiih wrecked, ho l,E(.E WINTER COI ItSES tionate Increase i'i tin nchool ci - iihuh the II lal postal receipts fo*' the ,'inr duct, which I h a novelty to the na- I There are "blind spots" on the that It was ImponAlble to cut loose in recounted for by the fact thn* a extending from March 31,<501, to tires, is becoming popular. tongue which are Insensible t > cer January I 111 to February IMlli, Itilo mid race ahead to the neareat March 31, 1910, must rear I' at h-usl iiitiuler of la* g** families have ri A completely equipped first-aid tain tla ■ c rs tinmen! with word of the dlaaater, This mean« that lit the hoHpItal will be added to every pa«- ; moved from Ti • city A comparison 110,01-0. Brazil has 39 telephone «y»tem«j i Practical work, lectures and dem and It '"•••med iih If nothing could I»- of the ceiiHUH r< 11« foi lf«ih and 1909 lu-xt four months the rec -lilts must senger train operated in Pru««la and supplying le«» than 10,000 subscrib done to Have Hu* «ufferera except to onstrations will be given in such vital That no an« •.hut the Hesse by the government. h I io > i thut during i,,e past year lit ho <3,011.20. ers. flag the next train, duo ill five hour.«, subjects as General Farming, Fruit Him her of stump« Hold and other The engineering department of the Denmark exports nearly *15,000,- Culture, Animal Husbandry, Dairy when, from under the wreck, on hl» '.luillies, reprove! ting lu round num moi.ey taken in ut tin- locai piiHtnflii 'i* ¡-niv ally of Michigan plans to add a 000 worth of butter to Great Britain hand« and knee »tump«, camo an np bers I O’t school il'I/lren, have re ing, Poultry-keeping, the Business must reach *310.80 more than tho cours^ln navigation, provided enough each year. moved from Klamath Fall«. parltlon leaving a red trail behind. It Side of Farming, Forestry, Carpentry, In taking the cennns it wan found amount taken In for the Name period Interest be shown. England has over 600 women doc Blacksmithing. Mechanical Drawing. proved to be Erank Hhnley, a tele thut many of the pupil« of school age of the prevlouH year. Thu average The work of construction on the tors, of whom about 200 practice in Cooking, Sewing, Dressmaking, Homo grnph lineman, who hna been gent up monthly tecelpta for the pa»', eight first steel plant In the Western Hem London. the road to locate a wire trouble und nre not attending school. The en Management, etc. rollment In the public schools I h 152, month« will have to be Increased bv isphere south of Mexico Is progress Twenty-seven great reclamation who had hla aatchel of ln«trum<*nt» All regular courses begin January *I"I2O during the coming four ing rapidly at Corral, Chile. project« are now under way In the 1th and end February 11th. Farmers’ «trapped acroaa hla shoulder and had while that of the High Hchool I h I2C, An Oklahoma carpenter has been United States. been In the baggage enr when the making n total of 578. This leaves months. Postmaster Emmltt 1« con Week February 14th to x8th. fident thut this will be accomplished granted a patent on an oil reservoir nbout 100 pupils who are not en Gas engines are now in use for < ranli came. Clutching the preclouw A cordial invitation js extended to rolled Making n conservative esti quite easily, since the receipt« f.«r the to be attached to a saw to slowly auxiliary purposes on a dozen BrttHb satchel, lie dragged himself forward, all inti*rested. (hrlstma« mulling ute un-«iiully lubricate It while In use. battleships. but hla leg» had been amaahod off »< mate one can say that there are nt Good accommodations may be se large <-acb year, und tend to •al«e the The Spanish river, Guadalqulver, is More than 200 merchant vesseis of cured at reasonable rates. No age the knee« and he waa bleeding fright lea«t 25 children In the city who need "V'-ruge of Hie month several dol'ar« being widened and deepened to per the world are now equipped with the attention of the truant officer. f ulb limit above 16 years. No entrance 'Vlu-n the *10,000 mark Is real bed mit large vessel« to reach Seville, 72 wireless telegraphy. The public hc I ioo I h are taxed to “The telegraph! Cut In on the' requirements. Prominent lecturer« tidi full capacity nnd the new school then Klamath Fall« will have free de mile» from the coast. Algeria prohibits the importation have been secured for special topic*. telegraph!“ he shouted. bill not ¡t livery throughout the city Thli will Gold, silver and copper have been of medicines not authorized by the The Instructional force of the College man there knew which one of the building lu Horely needed. It I h diffi l.ecevHlia'e the numbering i f all tl.e discovered on the FIJI islands, where Paris Ecole de Pharmacie. cult for the teachers to do the best rcore of wlr<>a to cut. and Rhaley him numbers 100. Excellent equipment. hi use« and the putting up of the1 there never has been mining of any Pennsylvania alone produces more self could not tell without tenting possible work with the conditions A special feature is the Farmers' tiun.es of the various street* at each sort on a commercial basis. coal each year than any foreign coun Week, which comes this year Febru They threw a rope acroaa an nrm of crowded as they are at present. In making the canvan for the cen corner Too much care und thought A physician connected with a hos try except Great Britain. one of the poles, paaH"<f n allng nbout ary 14th to 18th. Lectures, discus sus It wuh a noticeable fact that there cannot be taken In the carrying o tt pital at South Bethlahem, Pa., used Six balloons for observation and sions, and a general reunion. the dying man, nnd holated him up of thl« work. Throughout the coun hl« electric automobile to operate X- signaling purposes have been sup For further information address Then ho cut and grounded tho wire are very few vacant houses In the I try varlotiH cities are now «uttering ray apparatus almost every day. plied to each German armworps. Registrar, Oregon Agricultural Col and connected hla telegraph key. j city, and thut the number of famine« A Lo.idon veterinary hospital has a The waste in coal minifó?, accord lege, Corvallis. Oregon. Tenderly propped by anxloua hand», represented on the roll for the year um less Inconvenience and annoyance ho began to a**nd tho call for the 1909 1« much larger than for the year < wing to the careless manner in new ambulance for dogs In the form ing to the geological survey, loses which the houses on the varlou.i of a kennel mounted on bicycle forever one-balf as much as is mar Cheyenne operator, meanwhile gating 1908. Its deposits In St. Lawrence coun numbered, making it wheels and drawn by a motorcycle. The school censilH I h supposed to blocks were keted. stoically nt tho pool whore bin life ty enables New York to outrank all well-nigh Impossible to find a certain Include the name« of all persons be A double hook for the top of a British Guiana produces over *1,- blood ebbed away. At that unusual other states in the production of talc. hour of the night he found trouble tween the ages of 1 nnd 20 years re number unlean one walks the entire clothe« line prop to prevent It from 650.000 worth of rice a year, rival la ralalng hla man, and he pound.-d siding In the city. The census takers c. vtl' of the street. This matter falling and dropping wet clothing to ing the colony’s output of gold in hla key for ten minute« before he got found It extremely difficult to get h I hiii M be taken up by those interest the ground, has recently been pat- : value. many of the young murried people to ed in the welfare of the city at the anted. A subway for electric cars, to cost an anawerlng click. A test was made recently in Eng *3,000,000, will be built under the "No. 17 terlbln wrecked forty mil« i ionfe- H thnt they were not yet beyond earliest posHiblc time. land of an eight-cylinder engine that harbor of Sydney, New South Wales. weal of Cheyenne. Send hoapltil the school age. The roll shows at Is designed to work at pressures as : According to a dispatch from Car NEWEST NOTE« OF SCIENCE train." he said. Then they pillowed least a dozen married women. The For an np-to-date wheel, high as 1.000 pounds per square Jnch son City, Nev., sage brush may some hla bend on th« aatchel nnd an arm total number of boys Is about 50 In a Rambler, on «ale at the GIN An application has been filed in Though it is common In other In day prove to be extremely valuable. ful of waste, while forty mllca nway excess of the number of girls. STORE. For «ale or rsa*. England for u patent on a secret pro dian ports, the black rat is never seen i A Chicago chemist, after several a whistle ahrb-ked through the night Tenta to rent. Guns. We carry nnd brought engineer, fireman and TO 1*1 IU HAKE I.EAVITT PLACE cess of producing ammonia from tho In Madras, and in that city the plague years of experimenting, has discov a full line of sportine goods. air never appears as an epidemic. ered that the desert plant contains 200 Japanese tumbled onto the Con struct loo of 'Hila and Weal Side Several Gi.-rnun steel makers are At the end of May there were 398 1 tar. acetic acid, wood alcohol and sev wrecking trnln, followed by the hos riant to lie Begun Next THE GUN STORE experimenting commercially with tin plate mills and fifty-two sheet eral other products, besides produc pital train with doctor« and nurses Hummer J. B. CHAMBER«. producing the metal in the electric steel mills in operation in Wales, and ing distillate and charcoal. But Hhnley wna gone when they came furnace. they were giving employment to 22,-1 Opposite the American Hoar*. Not a line In the nahen face betrayed The contract has been approved for A mixture of fifteen parts of for 500 persons. Frank E. Heffernan, who formerly I TH...« APS. the Inhuman torture h<* mu at have the purchase by the reclamation «erv-' The production of salt and gypsum tan the Panel restaurant into the undergone, nor tho xtrnln of turning tee of about sixty feet of the Leavitt maline, twenty of milk and sixty-five hla mind from hla own agony mid Im pl ice on w hlcll they hold an option, . of water makes an effective ffy from lakes In South Australia is be- ■ ground, is now over in Medford, and coming one of the most important • has invented an appliance for dying pending doom to tho little braaa In The •rnnsfer wi’l be made before the poison. Japanese factories produced 260.- minor industries of that common-, which is considered almost perfect, atrument with which ho had aave I end of the year or just as »oon as the according to reports. The novel fea 000,000 poundH of ¡taper last year, wealth. rcorea of llvea A. W. Ilolker, In abatiact» are pm-red upon. nnd that nation Imported 18,000,000 Everybody's. A folding doormat on the principle ture of the invention is a parachute This property Is to be used 1-v the , more pounds. of the lazy tongs has been invented attachment to be used in case of ac «el vice as a location for a power And get ground ready for big The combined output of the Niag by a New York woman. Side rods cident or while descending. It is to plant, wbl<*l» will have a capacity of WHAT MAKES ‘TIRED LA Nit" be hoped that the invention is as ara Falls electric power companies Is prevent it from being closed when In crop returns next year. over 20i> fit'tse power. The plant to brilliant as the inventor. W'hnt makes tho land tired? be erected on the West Side will be estimated at 500.000,000 kilowatt use. Farmer Jonea la worried. Illa fields ‘ 0 horse powe -, nn I the two «¡11 hours annually. Some good bargains can be A French meterologist claims that Superintendent H. G. Wilson was in are not nearly go productive na they l e connect -d and run with ono crew Brick I h manufactured in every he can forecast the general weather had in sagebrush land. the city from Klamath Agency for a uncd to be. Illa corn docs not yield In ¡peaking of the mntter Project state of the Union, Illinois being the conditions for many portions of the few days this week. He states that no tunny bushel» to tho acre, nnd even, Engineer Patch stti'*-d thnt it had lending producer in quantity and New world as much as six months in ad SWAMP LAND in desirable few days on business. He states that tho potatoes show lessened crops. vance. been planned to commence the erec-; York In value. they expect to have their new build locations will be higher in price Ttila sort of thing telle on the bank lion of bo'h plants early this spring, Texas produced more than a mil A quick-witted amateur photog ing completed within a month. account. Farmer Jonea Judges, from but that recently the plans had been lion barrel« less of petroleum last rapher in Philadelphia recently- soon. BUY NOW. , all he can learn, that the noil la be i hanged, and work w ould not be year than the year before, a decrease* snapped an aeronaut as he was fall Ernest McElroy and A. J. Morey coming exhausted In other words started until probably later In the of about 10 per cent. ing from his parachute, which had came up Monday from Merrill, and that ao much of the plant food It summer. It I h the desire of the de It takes a volume of 100 pages to I failed to open. are stopping at the Livermore. originally contained hna been taken partment to first settle tho matter be contain the geological survey’s re Government engineers have report out of It l>y oft-repeated cropping thnt tween themselves and tho Water port on the mineral resources of ed that Seattle can be made a seaport If you want to sell or exchange It 1a In a ineaHuro used up. To resun 1’i Ts' association relative to the In Capt. O. C. Applegate, bv cutting a canal to Puget sound by your Klamath county properties write Alaska. ply It with plant food ho buys and crease in the capital stock. way of Salmon bay at a cost of about I us. Southern California exchanges A new Swedish dirigible torpedo Office Manager contributes to tho land quantities of our specialty. Ramsey Realty Co., operated by electricity, has a range * .00,000. HIGH ENGINES It »11 S. i’. expensive fertilizers. They fall to I Fifth St., Near Main. French chemists have succeeded in 217-218 Central Bldg.. Los Angeles. of 5,000 yards and a speed of thirty produce the noped-for result, and obtaining a gluten as a by-product A Chicago dispatch states that knots at any depth. then tho unhappy fnrmcr comes t .> ' | the melancholy conclusion that hla probably the most remarkable loco acres are "worn out"-- that la to any. motive order In the history of rail- rendered Incapable for the future of rond» Is being delivered to the South ern Pacific. It consists of 33 freight yielding profitable returns. Such "worn out" lands comprise n engines of the Mallet compound type large part of the State of Virginia Twenty-one of these are of the same They cover extensive arena In No." size as two which are now at worn England nnd elsewhere In the East. <>n the mountain division of the Those engines So hopeleaa are they conaldered for Southern Pacific. agriculture that they can often be weigh 2(10 tons, and are In fact two purchnHed for a mere song. Aban locomotives in one. A peculiar fact doned farina forsaken merely be Is that some of the railroads between I the eastern works and the western cause they are no longer productive may be found scattered nil over these destination refused to haul them o--e • I their tracks, fearing both for the sections of tho country. And yet there Is nothing really the trneks and the bridges. Despite this matter with these farms at all fact, the Southern Pacific ordered 20 events nothing that ought to be very locomotives of this kind and weight, difficult to remedy. Their soil Is Just knowing that they were not especially as good, and capable of as abundnnt n hard on truck. Each of the monsters fruitfulness, ns It ever was save for cost 130,000. the fact that through lack of proper use nnd treatment chemical sub TELEGRAPH SERVICE stances of a poisonous nature have The Herald hi getting n special tele accumulated in It. It Is these sub stances that render the land unpro graph service. It comes from Fort Klamath, and W. E. Bowdoln, tho ductive. The discovery of thoao "soil toxins" popular Job printer, is knight of tho Mr. Bow oh they are called, represents one of key nt this end of the line. tho newest nnd most Important addi doln has a special attachment to his tions to scientific knowledge In rela telephone, and by throwing a switch tion to agriculture. It hns already he can convert the line between this gone fnr enough to enable tho experts city and Fort Klamath Into a telo- of the government bureau of soils to I graph line. Daily he sends and re point to certain definite chemical ceives messages with the Fort, and to compounds, represented by actual make it. more real, has lately been samples contained In little bo* ties, as receiving th, local news for the ben It the toxins in question. These sub- efit of tho Herald subscribers. stances not nil of which have been bears the distinction of being the Isolated as yet, however nre known first telegraph news service In the positively nnd beyond question to be county, a fnct which history must re tho poisons that cause "soil fatigue." cord, ns It chronicles the important facts of this period. — Technical World Magazine. A HERO <*F THE TELEGRAPH KIA SLIGHT INt REASE: <»l ER < ENHI H MM AL OIIKE TAKES HUt.OMtl.tft* HIM E NOV. »1, lists. AH TAKEN I,ANT YEAH NEWEST NOTEH (IF S< IEM E BICYCLE S BUY FARM LANDS NOW FRANK IRA WHITE I-J AS your boy or girl got a bank account with the First Trust and Sav ings Bank? If not The Republican will start one for nothing