THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. THLKHDAY, J L’L Y -Jll, IUI 4 CRUISER TRAINS GUNS UN KOMAGAIA CAPTAIN tho enforcement of fishing law* In Alaskan waters. [ Third Adding *600 lo the salary IM STILL A PIUMONI R of Ilin niip«rlnt»>nd»-nt of the C'ratur HI PPLIE m AND .MEN MENT OCT TO EXTENSION FROM VALE ON KOMAUATA l.ukn Park. shortly where she will writ* of her1 European experiences and observva- tloas. Hunting Spirit In the Air. PAOS Guns and Dogs and Shooting Togs Paul Polret, the fashionable drasa- maker bere, Is on the warpath Th» conference agreed to reconi fashion-pirates, declaring Thousand* Are W at. hing From the mend *«6,000 for Crater Lake Park. Short Line Hahl lo II»- liiislilng op. ¡against •-rut l»>u* on Fw-tli-r Llm-a uni! Fh«t that unless something is done to stop llouartupa In Aulbipallou of a ¡Chamberlain asking *l&o,ooo. l.lnk of lihilio Koml < ’ompletrd ; the theft of styles there will be no Unille anil Lauui iica it ml Hhlff* Are Chamberlain lielleve« now ho can l outrai t la la-t for Fort/ .Mlle* of great coutourlers left in Paris. Warueit, Hliiilu*. Mill lie (.leu secure un agreement to keep In the "I have about succeeded," its told Option of la-avlng Peacefully | Hol. Idil un Item for *40,000 for a Construction Weat Front Riverside Signs have already appeared— ithat he could roach by train. A rail ■ was difficult to determine which was the correspondent, "ou forming a tiler* I*«mil Hall I’artrlilge* lo Ih.g Mountain ¡life saving station for Coos Bay signa of the hunting season, which road timetable, bearing evidence of i bear and which was dog. The Ranch committee of the best known dress bill Is still In conference and ol er got In several shots, but with no Signs of a Rood much use, is locked in a drawer VANCOUVER, II. July 111.— probably be reported out early IIOIHE, Idaho, July 21.- The Or- makers In the city to study law bow Is near at hand. of his desk, and with it Iles a copy effect. Down the mountain we ran. ¡best to protect their Interests. The season, too. The rowmiuiiih-r of the Rainbow I» week. , «gon and Eaatern railroad building , the game laws. dogs and bear In the lead, everybody awaiting the ili-iiaton of tin- Hindu* ' west from ___ ____ Vale ________ towards feutrai Or- ^committee Is small purposely, only . Over the hills and mountains, at The boss is similarly affected, so yelling to encourage the dogs and In n* to whether they will leave peace- llltl Mi CAME HERE ••gon renewed activity In construe- about seven houses being represent- »about this time of year, hovers a he doesn’t notice that anything U the hope nf scaring tbe bear up a tree. ed fully or be ilrivru from the harbor. FROM CRESCENT '1 tlon work this week. Breathless and weary, we finally got "Every new fashion a leading sort of mist, visible only to the sons the matter. Go home with either The member* of the Japanese crew The Oregon and Eastern Is part of to the dogs, who were lying down un man and you will find that some room 'of Nimrod It Is not Inert, but It of the Komagala are .ill pil*onrr«, before Justice [the Harriman system and will add dressmaker evolves la seised upon so Thursday Last In the house looks like a sporting- der a tree, 'all In,' and no bear In I hiuiu I ami hi-lph-«* <'leaves at Crescent. the civil action ¡greatly to the development of the quickly that the originator Is left ¡strangely beckons. By those who goods store, and all through dinner sight. Hla pace had been too hot for ¡wondering bow it Is dims The have the eyes to see and the gift and ¡you know that ho is thinking of it. our unhardened pups and be bad ea- of Mrs Augusta Jolly ugaliKt Charlee ••astern part of that state. fashion la not only pirated, but the VANCOUVER. July 21 Whan the Houston was beard. A contract for the construction of 'copies are often so badly executed Igrace of understanding It Is called camp menu of grouse, trout and ven- caped." (Now bear the conduelan cruiser Rainbow urrlved In this har The case Involves a ¡"the spirit of hunting.” of tbe matter). "It was the Ranch- , forty miles of the toad weat from J Ison. that the public is disgusted. We bor she made n circle around the Mrs. Jolly took up and if you would smile at this fancy, | Riverside lo Dog Mountain has been Finally, after all tbe necessary er’s first bear and he was much dis shall oppose newspapers bringing out Komagata and anchored a short dis an «stray. ¡remember the story that Is told oil i let ami construction crew* with sup- 'small-talk, he discovers that you be appointed not to get him. We were tance away Her twelve guns were Mrs. Jolly claimed damages for ¡piles are now going In over the com- fashion supplements and photograph ¡Whistler, the artist. A tourist stood long to the hunting fraternity. That all agreed that It was the best sport ers from selling photographs taken trained on the Komugatu, upon which ths trespass of the animal und for I fileted section of the road to Jutura. ¡beside the famous painter in a coun settles It. Big-talk, then for the rest that we had had in a long time, hence at the races and at other places where the mutinying Hindus set up a great board during lhe time of Ils udver- ■ Supplies have been ordered try of lakes and mountains. One was of the evening, and nothing else. Af were pretty well satisfied." from styles arc first seen The fashion racket, evidently expecting to be Im tlsement. This claim Mr Houston Boise to be forwarded at once, seeing the same sunset that the other ter dinner your host makes you ex- It was "the Rancher's flrat bear." supplements sld the pirates materi mediately fired upon refused to pay ■ There are acveu bridges over the ally since by their aid our latest ex was looking at. ‘aniine his Remington, alm it and even though It escaped There spoke Tho court awarded Mrs Jolly n < Malheur river in the canyon between When no further demonstration "I don’t *e anything In a sunset." jIook through tbe shining barrel; he the true hunter. And by the way. clusive creations ar* scattered all was inudr towurd them they changed Judgment in tho sum of 213. Mr. ¡Juntura and Riverside and when they over the world complained the tourist. proudly calls your attention to the that party did not finish their trip tactics, and commenced making prep Houston lias npp> ah»d tho cas« to tho iiiik completed, which will be some "But don ’ t you wish you could?" antleis on the wall (though you had empty-handed—not In a country that ‘ ’There Is now going on a cum-; arations to repel hoarders. They bar ¡circuit court of Klamath county time in August, train service will be palgn against the fashion as it Is to I «aid Whistler. wen hem before) and tells you the abounded in bears, mountain sheep, ricaded the Komagiita’s rails with l.a Pine Inlcrinountsln i • xteiided to Riverside. Th, »pirlt of hunting, perhaps, will whole story; and when it has grown mountain goats, cougar and deer, as * t day. This is the result, not of our heavy lumber, with projecting pieces The Oregon Hhort Line, which con- ¡ models, but of the quantities of bail some day he embodied in marble— late I e urges you to stay overnight, well as the smaller same, like pheaa- sharpened, to prevent any rush be 'iteets with the Oregon and Eastern, is apolo -.ixlng for lhe bed he offers you ants and rabbits, which any towns- imitations which I conf»-«* are really the mnaterpiece of a Borglum. ing made over the aldea nf the Vea- j preparing to rebuild its main line ridiculous. As I created the trouser- The xest and exhilaration of the |by saying that he wishes It were a man or farmer can find near home. eel. It | is wonderful what a transform- bridge« over the Hnake river in On- skirt It was lovely; as copleif, hid hunt are not to be known vicarious i bed of balsam boughs. CHICAGO. July 21 The Federal ,tnrlo. Ing power a hunting trip has. A par The Rainbow baa taken on a tlious- ly, by proxy. They are learned only Y'o ir true hunter reckons not the eous. and militiamen In uddltloii (o her Industrial Commission today oponed I The Hhort Lino Is rapidly com pint- He welcomes son, conducting morning prayers In "One designs a style today; In a through »xperience, but it doesn't hardships of the trail regular crew, and the soldiers re i» five-days' hearing. Charles Plea. 'Ing its feeder lines In the western fortnight it Is copied everywhere and take long. After the first hunting them They increase his joy. Even front of a lakeward-looking tent, was main Ing on the pier have been Is •-^-president of the Illinois Manufac- part of the state. After four years all left for me to do now is to create trip there is no cure for the malady disappointments have a certain fas- interrupted by a shout from one of sued ball cartridges. All skiffs amt ¡Hirer*' Association, was the first wit- of construction work It has jttst com- a new style." that result* Rome friend of yours, clnat on. He tells you with great tbe group: "There's a loon out there pleted the Pacific and Idaho Northern launches have been warned to keep ness called. for example. He disappeared into gusto of the deer he didn’t kill, and by the point!” The next word was away from the vicinity of tho Koma- In tits testimony Mr. Pisa denounc- roa»l from Emmett to the Payette HAN FRANCISCO. July 21 -The the woods with a rifle and camping includes the incident in the story he "Amen,” and the loon now stands gnla Thousands of people arc watch ••»I the practice of hiring special dep I.nke*. a distance of 102 miles. new Sen Francisco directory just out kit, and when he came back he was sf-ndr to his favorite outdoor maga- upon the parson’s bookcase. Coifplete passenger service lo the professes to publish, after the same a different man. A hunter is as old as he feels, and ing the scene from housetops and iliti»«, or gunmen, during strikes, and His beard was .zine, Just notice the conclusion of other points of vnntuge. expecting a agreed with th«» suggestion of mem Payette Lakes will start tomorrow of each married man listed, the maid shocking, He never acted the ->ame tbe ! blowing paragraph, taken from! judged by that standard he has the advantage of old Ponce de Leon, who bers of the commission that a court over the roa»l from all Western Idaho en name of his wife. But by un over again. L .ike Barkis, however, he waa an account of a bear hunt: battle , "While putting the dogs into tbe searched long and vainly for tbe Captain Yamamoto is a prisoner In '••f industrial relations be established. points. sight. seversi men who have been a willin' victim: and every year when The hew line is looked upon as the the hands of tho Infuriated East In where labor troubles coulil be con- long huppily wed and have famines the fever comes and he takes to the brush at the bottom of a gulch, some-, fountain of youth. Though the gift first link of n north nnd south Idaho dians. who refuse to allow either the ■ «Idered figure In It as bachelors. Among hard miles and crooked trails, there thing attracted my attention up tbe of the trails and tramps and camp local police, harbor authorities or Im Helal mg to tin» often shop, Mr. railroad such are Governor Hiram Johnson, is no holding him back. The best mountain side on the rocks. I looked fires is physical health and strength, The Hhort Lin»» recently purchased his son, Hiram Jr. and Mayor Rolph. thing you can do is to go along with up and beheld a fine little brown ; one always comes back with a sense migration officials on board the ves il Isa declared that the output of his your hunter-friend, You can easily bear gazing down upon us. I threw ( that somehow an even richer legacy establishment had been Increased 100 tbe Payette, New Plymouth and eel. other points and It Is being equipped my gun to my shoulder and fired, but has been bestowed. A schooner arrived at Marshfield get your doctor to advise it. Saturday afternoon Captain Yama per cent under open shop condition* with heavier rails. Now Is the hunter ’ s time of an an Instant late, for just as I pulled, with the same equipment. loaded with skins, tusxs and oil of moto commenced making prepara- Advocates of the closed shop pol sea lions, a new industry on the Or ticipation. It is the time when the the trigger he dropped out of sight Ferguson Has Ford lions for the return trip of hie ship THINKS AMERICAN MAN office-caged man has hallucinations behind the rocks. The dogs saw him. Attorney Chas. J. Ferguson is one egon coast. to tho orient, but lie had Issued only icy will come before the commission GREATEST OF ALL MEN even In business hours. He looks however, and the chase was on. Mr. of the new owners of a Ford. He a few orders when he was rushed Inter. Portland meat inspection ordi out of tbe window and sees a herd Bear turned into tbe brush and down says he Is going to use it to practice by a horde of bare-footed Hindus who PARIS, July 21. "The American nance has been taken into the courts of mountain sheep feeding in their the gulch he came, with both dogs forced him from the deck of his ves FOI R < AMI’S NOU ¡man is just about tbe grandest in E. W. Vannice, of the Golden Rule AT CRATER LIKE on the ground that it dierlminates sky pastures. His ear catches the ‘close at his heels. ' Close to the sel to the hold below, where he has stitution of his kind In the world," He Rancher they crashed through the Store, has purchased a new Reo five- against all small packers in favor of far drumming of a partridge. sinew been held u prisoner I »!«•« lared Mrs. Mabel Potter Daggett, knows of a happy hunting-ground thick undergrowth—so thick that it passenger touring car. Il A Atherton, who Is cooking at the meat trust. The Japanese crow of I he »esse) is | writer of International repute, in an greatly outnumbered by lhe Hindus one of the government engineers’ ■ interview granted a foiled Press cor- and fear for tho life of their captain. 'ramps In Crater Lake Park, la In the (respondent here. Mra. Daggett la in The Hindus in Vancouver are In a city for a few days having sumo den France studying sociological condi state of unrest and greatly agitated tal work done. Mr. Athcrtun state* that there are tion* a* they affect women, follow- uver tho events of the past few days. ¡about 240 men employed ott tho roads ling a similar investigation in Ger They are dally gathering In large in the park. Camp* are established many. numbers In the vicinity of the Rlkh "Hack home," she said, "I would nt Pole Bridge. Arants ('amp. at the temple and are excitedly discussing have you know that I ant something rlnt nf tho lake, and un Rand Creek the Kotnagata and Its passengers. I have always felt 'mt tho Mt Scott side of tbe lake. of a suffragette When the Immigration and port Three steam shovels are being used that woman was not getting what she • •fficlals »ent to the ship In a launch deserves from tho tyrant man 1 felt I on the work the ladderway was hauled up by the The cngin»<ers have enough money she was Imposed upon, that she was i Orientals win. refused to allow ths I left of the last appropriation lo last lhe victim of an enormous number, officers ou board, while they heat them until the first of August, by of wrongs which simply cried aloud drums, danced excitedly on the decks ¡which time they expect the new ap to be remedied. of tho steamship and worked them- "Since I came to Europe I have propriation bill tn be passed. selves Into a frensy. changed my mind on more than one If this goes through It is probable With revolvers anu 600 rounds of that more mon will be added to the point. I have come to realise a few ammunition on their persons, tier- crews on the roads. No now men are things I was not aware of before. One of the things I know now. for man fllngh, llalwant Klngh und Bhag being put on at the present time instance. Is that the American woman Rlngh, three prominent Vancouver — Is the best treated, the most highly Hindus, were arrested and are now t API CHIN NW Nl Mill It I respected nnd generally tho moat In custody EMME TO A MILLION |looked-up-to lady of the universe. That these w<-apuua and auimuui- "In Germany the woman Is not j tlon were Intended for llis use of the ROME. July 31 Thut monastic Hindus on board the Komagata Maru life has lost none of its hold on pres ¡much better off than a servant; in la the opinion of ths Immigration de ent day humanity has just been dem fact, a wife Is regarded as a sort of partment at Vancouver. onstrated by the report mada of the i chief-maid, an unsalaried female par The Hindus will be given the op- growth of the Capuchin order, the son whose duty It is to see that His tlou of leaving peacefully, but It la aeneral chapter of which just closed Majesty, the man of the establish doubtful whether they will take ad i here. ment. Ims everything as he wants it. vantage of the opportunity. Despite the fact that several of the After hl* wife, tho unpaid servnnt, leading countries of Europe no long- skims th»» cream from everyday life TO I NORKAHE <>r permit monasteries of the order, •tnd gives It tn hitn, she can have STEEL’N PAY the Capuchins now have 771 con what Is left. This rule holds through ivente, scattered through fifty-three tho entire relation of man and woman WASHINGTON, D C . July 21 provinces, with 10,176 full members. I In Germany, and. though perhaps to Henator Chamberlalu has secured tbe In addition they have throughout ¡a somewhat Insser degree, the sane consent of the conferemo committee the world 6,7*9 congregations of 'thing Is true in France. on the sundry civil bill to the follow "tertiari«*," or members of the order "Throughout Europe I have found So you see the keen sportsman, when buying a new rifle or ¡the working woman working, not side ing items' who, while not living In convents se shotgun, go to the dealer who displays the Red Ball Marl? of Rem- First— Reducing of salaries of I cluded from the world, devote their | by side with the man. but In places inglon-L'MC. Or if he is already fitted with a rifle or shotgun, his Inferior to what is considered a court clerks and marshals la Mon I levs to the work of the order. man's work. Rhe does the hardest tana and Washington, asking that tendency is more and more to shoot Remington-UMC shot shells The totsl membership of these con the same provision apply to them ns gregations fulls just below 1.000,000. work; she sweeps the streets; car and metallics—the ammunition that flatters any make of gun. ries the coal In sacks on her shoul- In Oregon i tiers; works in tbe fields—yet she has Second Appropriating *60,000, as Johnson's Drug Store at Bonanza well as *50,000 In the general de ¡takes orders for Indian History of I not one of the liberties, not one of [tho advantages women In Amerien | ficiency bill, for vessels and boats and Modoc War. ltsw • To keep your gun cleaned and lubricated right, use Rem Oil, [ forget we always bad. the new powder solvent, rust preventative, and gun lubricant. threats the "In America the man woman as hla superior In many ways; he looks up to her. If she la kept 2W Broadway from having things, it Is not because lie Is tyrannizing her ho simply1 were the pride even of tho heathen thinks the things desired arc not: Unmans, and Pompeii was rich In good for her In her quality of 'won-[ the most exquisite are of the mural derful woman.' Far from treating; decorator. Our wall papers are rich her us Ills servant, ho Is prone to make himself hers, and Instead of I In the beautiful colors and effects. In dainty patterns and figures, nt a forcing her to do work too menial for1 reasonable price, and are hung In the him. if one of the two must do It. J liest style of tho art. Our stock of ho not only does It himself but In-| fine picture mouldings are ornate In slsts upon doing it. decorations and beautiful In effect. "1 smile when I confess it, but I [ have come to realize more fully than »-ver before I could, that America 1«, EVERYTHING THAT A PAINT tho woman’s country of countries.' STORE KEEPS nnd when 1 go back I shan't feol ashamed to cuddle down and purr F. R. OLDS & CO I in roal contentment." Mrs. Dnggett returns to America I the Talk of the Day......................... How it Affects the Sons of Nimrod Firearms and Ammunition JrpHE remarkable favor shown by the £ A shooting public to Remington-UMC rifles and shotguns, shot shells and metallics means just one thing— That sportsmen everywhere are becoming more con scious of tneir desire for the dependability that they find only in Remington-UMC arms and ammunition. Wall Decoartions Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co