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The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
New Fat Reducing
 Treatment
 Discovered
Excessive Fat Is Dangerous
 and Causes Early Deaths.
HEART DISEASE CLAIMS MORE VICTIMS AMONG FAT PEOPLE THAN ALL
 OTHER DISEASES
 COMBINED.

Statistics show that very large percentage of fat people die of heart disease. without mentioning tho deaths resulting from other diseases peculiar to fat people. Tho fat crowds around tho cart,sllvor, lungs, intostlncs and kidneys, and prevents them from performing their functions In free and natural manner. The whole system becomes clogged up with fat. the breathing becomes difii- cult. the breath often coming in short gasps: the liver and kidneys become diseased the stomach and nervous mass of fat, thus hamperlng It's action and weakening it until 1t ends In heart failure.
 II can now be positively stated that New Method of Treatment for Obesity has proved Itself such de- clded success that it seems only just l and right to our readers to acquaint themselves with the treatment roc ferred to--the KALoSA Treatment for Obesity, which is controlled by | KALOSA COMPANY of No. 1 MAD ISoN AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY. KALoSA Treatment has been scien- tihcally. severely, critically and care fully tested. and 1t has stood tho test and is now pronounced to he the one safe, perfect and successful treatment for the reduction of excess fat, and is therefore highly recommended as a reliable home treatment for reducing superfiuous fat naturally and per- fcctly.
 KALosA reduces the abnormal t's- sue with unerring accuracy and causes a gradual. harmless. but effec- tive. reduction fin weight and without leaving wrinkles, which arc nearly al- ways present after taking drugs and other dangerous materials. commonly called "Anti-Fats." It absorbs the excess fat and quickly reduces the weight to normal; 1t relieves the com pressed condition and enables the heart to act freely and the lungs to expand naturally
 l Convincing evidence has been sub mittcd that the loss In weight of one pound q day while taking tho KA- LOSA Treatment is frequent, and in no single instance has the treatment ever had the least injurious effect on tho system generally and. in addition 10 reports received, 1t ia proved by re- ports of the earlier tests that those who stopped taking tho treatment a year and more ago, having reached tho normal weight. have had no re- turn of tho superabundance of fat, which had troubled them before. This announcement therefore. comes as glad news 10 a large number of our readers and Is convincing evidence of tho reliability of the KALOSA Treat ment as a New Discovery for reducing excess fat quickly and perfectly.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
ENTERTAINMENT FOR CHAPEL
Splendid Program for St. Martins in
 Fields -morrcw.

The ladies of the new chapel of St. Martins in the Fields in West Haven, have planned to give a very enjoyable entertai ainment in the new Hills home stead at Savln Rock tomorrow evening for the benefit of the new chanel There will be q delightful program rendered by talent wei known in West Haven and numbers from operas which have recently been given there will be rendered. These numbers are all ones which have attracted considerable at tendon and will be welcomed by the people of tho borough. Among those who will take part In the entertain ment are Rosaltnd Brown who will sing, Violet Ethridge and Gladys Ferry. who will render the Bridget McCue' song so well received when given by them last winter In the Beggar King. the Blackblrds of the same opera will nlso perform, Master Gordon Stevens of the Trinity church choir of this city will sing, there will be a. serpentine dance by six young ladies. Miss Glenn entine Head will read and tho program will conclude with g military drill. There will be several other numbers on the program also and those who at tend will bo sure of having g delight fu evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
NEWS OF THE STATE
John Zett, Vernon Murderer, Found Guilty and Will
 Be Hanged.
REGIMENTAL REUNIONS
Rev. Dr. Dlckcr,nan, of New Haven, Re Elected Secretary of uni-
 versallsts.

Rockville, Sept 17,John 2ett, who killed his wife, Mary zett, and his granddaughter, Viola klotser at the zctt homo last month was today found guilty of murder in the first degree. by jury In the superior court. and sen. fenced to be hanged on December 2l, next When tho jury filed Into tho court room Zett was called to stand at the bar, and with apparently little concern listened to tho polling of the jury men and tho announcing of the verdict Nor did tho pronouncing of the death sentence hy Judge Curtis have any apparent effect on him, When asked If he had anything to say, as to why tho sentence of death should not be passed upon he had nothing.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
Industrial School.

Deep River. Sept 1.-The fine structure which for the past year has been In process of construction for use as an industrial school in tho dio. cese of Hartford, and which has been named St John's Industrial school was formally dedicated by Rt. Rev Michael Tlerney this afternoon in tho presence of fully two hundred priests of the diocese, many prominent lay. men and numerous special guests,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
Meeting of Fourteenth Regiment.

Waterbury, Sept. i7.-Thc Four teenth regiment, C. w.. held It's annual reunion here day. It was voted to hold the next reunion in Rockville q year from to-day officers were elect ed as follows: President. A. Parke Hammond of Rockville. vice presi- dents. Robert Wolf of Waterbury and Newell P Rockwood of Cattle Creek, N. r.: secretary. J. W, Knowlton of Bridgeport; assistant secretary, Albert F. Hall of Merlden; treasurer, A.. Parke Hammond of Rockville: chap lain, John Symond of Rockville; ass sistant chaplain. A. R. Crittenden of Mlddletown; neurological committee, A. K. Crittenden of Middletown and John Mccarthy of New Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
stcrrs' Big Glass.

Storrs, Sept, 1.-The fall term of the Connecticut Agricultural college opened here to-day with 132 students enrolled. an increase of 12 over last year. The new president, c, l.. Beach who came from the University of Yer mont, took up his new duties to-day The new horticultural building will not be available for use this year as was expected owing 10 lack of funds the state appropriation not being sui ficient to allow of It's completion,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
of New Haven; treasurer Nj M, Whit temore of New Haven,
,Iotorn,ap Freed.

Waterbury, Sept, i7,--In tn. city court today Raymond II Davidson, who had been arrested charged with criminal negligence in causing the death of Conductor Alanson J Scott on the Waterville trolley line last Friday night by leaving his controller handle ir such a position that the car sprans backward when Scott applied the pole to the feed wire. was discharged.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
Rev. Dr, Dickern,sn Chosen

Danbury. Sept. 1.-The Connecticut Unlversslist convention concluded it's session in this city today The next convention will be held In Mlddletown
 1909 The following officers were elect ed: President, Charles c. Lincoln of Hartford; president, Rev, ". IA, Dillingham;, T. D. of Bridgeport, sec- retary, Rev. ". F. Dickerman, D. T.,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
Chauffeur DIscla rgcd.

Torrington. Sept 17.J. Fred flaw thorne, chauffeur for Hon. Charles K. Brooker, was arraigned in borough court here this morning on a charge of reckless driving of his automobile on September 5 After hearing the evidence Judge Holcomb discharged the prisoner.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
Charles II. Day.

Daniel.son. Sept. 1T.-Charles II. Day was found dead this afternoon in the purifying room of tho Peoples Light and Power company's plant. If is supposed that he had gone there to repair a gas leak and was asphyxiat- cd. He was forty years old and IS survived by two sons and mother.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
Eighth Regiment Reunion.

Norwich, Sept. l7-The thirty-ninth annual reunion of tho Eighth regiment Connecticut Volunteers, met here today and elected tho following officers: Pres ident. General Edward Harlsnd Of Norwich. Y. F. Hawley of Hartford, permanent secretary and treasurer.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18

Now" said the teacher. who had been describing the habits of bears. "whst is the f1ercest onma in tho po- lar regions, JohnnJ?'
 "Why-er--,' stammercd Johnny.
 Come, don't you remember? The poll"
 "oh, sure! the polecat. .'--Ph,ladelp Press
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-21
AUCTION SALE.

will sell at public auction at th.
old Miller ranch. 5M miles southeast
of klamath Falls. on Wednesday.
September 80. several good driving
and saddle ponies. farm Implements
wagons. stoves. beds,furniturc. house.
hold goods and hundreds Of articles
too numerous to mention. Mos,
anything you need ON u ranch.
Sale commences at 10 q. ~.
Is u. v. MITCHELL.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-21
PLAIN sEwING--lf YOU have any

PLAIN SEWlNG--lf YOU have any
plain sowing to do. drop u postal card
to Box iii, Guy, aud We viii call.
sl-3t
Mrs, + &. Eldrrd ur bonanza, u
In the city maxim. proof on u timber
claim.
The Steamer Masamn mndc nlGh'
run both Saturday aud SUNDAY nights
on the Upper Lake.
Toilet paper, pads or rolls, cents
,nch n, Tn, Il Deal 2l.iwk
The surveyors have been straight
cning out the linrs on Major N"r'
dcn's tract Of land nn the LAX" front
near the Rucna Vista landing "n the
Upper Lake.
Furnished r"ns 4" iu--ti W.
White. s.iMi
Engineer II l.. ilo"N, of III" south.
Nrn Pacific. accompanied Hf, kn"wl'
ton to Merrill yesterday, wh"r" camps
are being established for u South.
crn Pacific surveying party
Erui, Jars nj iMi,iw in's. q.
a. i,ritkomp,r. lr.. lett SUNDAY
-
mess trip. while In III" city Mr. ll"tt-
kcmpcr will arrange Tor some attrnc.
ions for the street carnival and at.
end Ia other matters Tor III" com.
mittcc
Sewing machines for rent by day.
week. or month. At Mull"rs. Phone
25t.
q. ". Lowe and troupe. Mr. and
Mrs. Mong and Mr.. aud Mrs e. I.
oliver left this morning for u tour
OF the interior by way at i.ak"Vi"w
and burns. They viii play In Ito.
nanaa tonight and at MY III" follow.
Ing night. Mrs Mong ~ guing to
Baker City and Mr. Mnng expects To-
return here before III" Carnival
Those wishing new and up.tO-dato
Millinery viii b" abb" To insp"c, and
purchas. same on or about September
20 and 20. from the first class styles
Of San Francisco. always purchased
by Mrs. &. ". Fish. of this city. on
her scmi.annual trips to san Fran.
cisco. All friends and patrons are
kindly requested tu wait and inspect
the same. 1877
Rev. =. Conklin. accompanied by
his family, viii leave In the morning
Tor Salem To attend the annual con.
ference. u. preached his farewell
sermon last evening
&. u. Underwood IN now the proud /.
Ioss.ssor of Dr. Eilsworth's register. /
ID setter. Don. This dog has been |
he envy of the sportsmcn OF III" city .
or some time and Mr.. Understood |
considers himself particularly fortu. !
ia'c tn hav. secured him
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-21
Brief MENTION
Fruit Jars at lhliwin's.

{ Fruit Jars nt lsal,iwin's. I,
, 4 large barge will be built at one,
by Captain Corbct. Of the steamer
Eagle. capable Of carrying 200 tons
Fruit Jar Rubrrs NJ The Deal
Miss Dclsic Zcvclcy arrived last cy.
cning from Lakcyicw. and has gon,
to Merrill.
Mrs, q. Il. Carlock returned last
evening from Portland and has gone
to her home at Merrill.
FOR SALE House furnishings and
farm Implements, cheap, at the Bird
Loosely place near mouth III tunnel.
a. 2wks.
J. H. Cantrili who recently leased
the Rig Springs Hotel at bonanza.
was In the city yesterday with q. W
Morinc.
/ Edison September records are In
/ Call aud hear them at Mulirrs. =
Dr : lI"mrnway Is In the city
/ from NainaN. having come down as
witness In the iiarclcy case lie
/ will return home tomorrow.
For general house cleaning and
chimney sweepin. call on Webb 4
Mongold. Phone 2O3.
/ \. Il, Campbell. bookkccpcr for the
klamath County Bank. has gone to
Lorclla to spend u two weeks vaca.
tion
You will save money by buying
sewing machines and all OF your sew.
Ing machine supplies at Muiiers. cor.
ncr Main and 9Th streets. 7-3if
John Sticksci. who has been resi-.
dent Of this city for the past two
years. will leave in the morning Tor
a visit with friends In Texas. after
which he will return 10 his home IN
Ohio
M short circuits on those Radium
lights at The Deal 2l-iwk
The members OF the Chess Club
will meet at the American Hotel on
Thursday. September 20. instead Of
Friday. September 2j. All chess |
players are invited to attend.
Cleaning and pressing at the Pant
atorium. We call for and deliver .
your clothes. Phone AS. 3
BORN-Sunday night. September
20. 1908. To Mr.. and Mrs. u. y. Haw-
kins ~ the Casey ranch. IA son.
Girl. WANTED for general house
keeping. Apply at iicitkcmper's
Store. II
Mrs. y. A. Durham left Sunday
for u visit with relatives In
th. Rogue River Valley.
Come To the Pantatorium for your
Fail and Winter Suits. 1000 sam
pies To select from. >
+. y. Michael and J. u. DOnncll
we're In the city yesterday from Dairy
T.. W. Muller carries the largest
,tDck of Edison DhOnOgrauha and I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-21
At THE OPERA HOUSE.

New tonight Daniel Boone. Ny
l.ady's Hat. tn" Human Fan. New
Songs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-21

Tell your sewIag machine troubles
tO u. ". Muller. Phone 25t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11
Crop Preliminary Est'mate.
Thy Associated Press).

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. NOV. "
The department Of agriculture TO-DAY
issued preliminary estimate Of the
production Of. the principal crops on
the United States showing that corn
wheat, oats and eight other crops
representing approximately seventy
per cent. OF the value OF all iarhl
crops this year, aggregating about D
per cent. greater than a year ago
and "a per cent. greater than the
average for the past Ave years.
For other crops the following
figures are given for 1903 and 1917,
respectively: Production per cent. OF
apples, 43,4 and 32l, grapes s22 ana
1874, pears 1913 and 443. cranberries
55.4 and 7s.2, peanuts $40 and s2'4.
Conditions per centages OF oranges
$50 and 44.s. lemons 92.9 and $685.
sugar beets Sc and 90.4. sugar cane
90.s and GIL. Sorghum yield per
acre bushels 92.3 and SIS, quality
per acre S95 ana s5.7. oats average
weight. measured bushels 2s.S and
294.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11
|lIlxsslh1 sIivil 4 llplMs eAath
hsfsssss lsay. ga.
ESPECIAL stRno, laIs AFTERNOON
EvanosiIst Ham viii Preach on BE
Not Drunk On Wine, But Be Filled
With the Holy spirit"-Noen Pray
or Meetings.

Evangelist M. F. Ham will preach
a special sermon on the subject, BE
Not Drunk on Wine, but be Filled
With the Holy Spirit" at the Newport
News Baptist church this afternoon
at 8 O'Clock. This afternoon Mt 4
O'Clock a children,s meeting will be
held. and the regular evangelistie
service will begin at 1880 O'Clock this
evening.
The revival which is being con-
Quoted at this church by the pastor.
Rev. Lloyd T. Wilson and Evangelist
Ham, is one OF the most notable in
the history OF the church. Large
congregations attend every service
and interest has been increasing
every day. There have been CONVEX
sions at nearly every service, and
last night about fifteen accepted the
invitation to profess faith.
Today the ACCESSIBILITY Of holding
noon prayer meetings will be con-
sidered. 1t is proposed to hold a
short service at noon for the teneft
Of those who are unable to attend at
other hours.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11
MR. tF0x nEllvERS An
" INTERESTING ADDRESS
0peeial Director ct Rivers and Har-
bors Congress Speaks to Cham
Der Of Commerce.

Mr.. John A. Fox. special director OF
the National Rivers and Harbors Con-
gress delivered an interesting talk to
the Chamber OF Commerce last Night
at a meeting held in the Warwick
Hotel. and urged the body to send
representative to the annual River
and Harbors Congress. which will De
held In Washington Demecber S-ll.
Mr.. Fox spoke of the neglected
condition of our waterways. and how
Iby q comparitiyely small outlay N
! caualixing the rivers and waterways,
barges could travel from Phiiadeiphia
| to New orleans without exposing
them to the dangers Of the ocean
He also spoke of the annual increase
Of duties collected at ports where tne
harbors had been deepenei 30 AZ to
admit larger vessels. and IN each
case It was shown that the people
Of the entire country had realized
handsomely on the investment.
Director Fox spoke of the magni'
ficient harbor here and what a ire
mendous coal business had been buiit
I'D at this pert, and said that ne
thought that the people here should
be especially interested In the Ma
ltional Rivers and Harhors Congress.
He urged the Chamber OF Com
merce to do its part toward aiding
the congress with their financial and
moral support In carrying on It's work
Norfolk, he said, had pledged It's sup
| mort in behalf Of the work, botn
financially and morally. and he honed
that Newport News, who should DC
equally as interested. would do Ike
i wise.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11
Bids for supply.

Collector OF Customs Stewart mas
received a list Of purchases to be
made b ythe bureau of supplies ana
accounts of the navy department..
The articles embrace hacksaw blanes'
table linen. axes. lavatory supplies
leather, rifles. tar, Irvine. TUBING
valves, electrical supplies, hardware
ana tools, metals. fire brick. machines
and tools, alcohol, brick. blades for
butchers saws, portland cement
chairs. lime. locks. steel. machine
tools The bids VIII DO opened on
different dates. beginning November
II, and ending December IS. '0S.
Schedules can be obtained by apply
ing to the collector Of customs, where
f'he list can also be seer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11
perhaps Fatally Shot.

SALEM, VA, Nov. 10.-W. NJ.
Early. a merchant Of this place re
ceiyed a telegram Sunday Afternoon,
stating that his son. Boiling Early
who has been employed at Weich.
W. Va, for the past two years. has
been badly shot and was not expected
to live through the night. No par
ticulars as to how the shooting oc-
CURED were given in the telegram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Early left en- the
early morning train Monday for
WEIGH. Young Early had hest CT
friends here who deeply regret inc
sad affair.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11
Infant Child Dead.

Margaret Lavinia Lucy, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Lucy,
died yesterday at noon at the home
OF her parents, 24l Twenty-sixth
street Funeral services will be con-
Quoted this afternoon at $3.50 O'CLOCK
at the residence by Rev. l.. T. Wilson,
D. d. The body will be inferred Al
Greenlawn cemetery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11

purchase trash ia receptsclos fol
streets, adopted.
Ordinance amending m Ordinance
fixing the city treasurer's commis
sions, adopted.
/. A bill from the Elizabeth Buxton
hospital for treatment OF q patient
youched for by the chairman Of the
almshouse and poor committee wa
ordered paid. g..
An ordinance, sent up by the ordi'
nance and police committee. revising
an ordinance covering the duties
OF the sealer Of weights and measures
was adopted.
Sent Back to Committee.
An ordinance, recommended by the
health committee. amending an ordi'
nance prescribing the manner IN
which houses In which there are pa
tients suffering from contagious or
infectious diseases, was referred BACK
to the committee.
A request from the Hampton Roads
Boat Building Company for permis'
sion to construct gasoline tank on
the beach near the foot OF Twenty
fourth street. was referred to the
highways and sewers committee.
Mr.. Read asked for Information
concerning the status Of the street
paving matter, expressing the opin
ion that there was no excuse for the
delays that have occurred since the
bond issue. City Engineer Pearse
stated that he was working ten hours
a day on the bids and specifications
and would have a report ready with
in the next few days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

interesting Paper on Spinal Meni"-
otis Read by Or. corss.
An interesting paper was read ny
DR.. J. X. corss before the Newport
News Medical Society last night on
the Treatment Of Cerebral Spinal
Meningitis By Lumbar Puncture."
The discussion was led by D.
Aylett. and cases we're reported by
Doctors yandcrslice. Hcbson and
Je6reys.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11
THIRD CHILD MAY DIE.

Little Nathan Polls. Whose Two
Brothers Are Dead, Has Little Chance
Nathan Polls. whose two brothers
have died from the injuries received
when lamp exploded in their room
last week. is still in critical condi-
tion. and little hope is entertained
for his recovery.
David, the youngest of the injured
children, died several days ago, and
Hymen, the second boy, died Monday
night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11
DIFFICULT TO GET JURY
m GUINNESS MURDER CASE
Venire IL Exhausted and Proceedings
Come to Abrupk Hait-Some A. 8
legged New Evidence.
Inv Associated Press).

LAPORTE. IND, Nov 1O.-Jury
selection In the case Of Ray LamPere'
on trial in the Laporte Circuit Court
for the alleged murder OF Mrs. Belle
Guinness and her three children came
to an abrupt halt late today when
the second special venire Of % men
was exhausted without jury having
been obtained. ~
Judge Richter at once ordered a
third venire to be ready for examina'
ticn tomorrow.
At the adjournment Of court ten
jurymen were accepted tentatively by
both the State and defense.
The defense today made pubic
some nev evidence In the sorry oil
Fred Lamhright. q neighbor OF MIS-
Ganness. who says that one night n
July as he was driving to town he saw
. man and a woman In a. buoy drawn
BY a gray horse drive into the Gun
ness barnyard. he watched them and
heard the woman say:
The money aint here" after sns
had jumped on; Of the rig ana VAIN
&c around the ruins Of the house. tie
SAYS that the WOMAN IN fern iookec
Ike Mrs. Guinness, although her iace
was hiiien by q heavy veil. fc'
voice was similar To tia; Of MIS-
Guinness. .
The man. he SAYS he did not recas
nize. He says he lid nor tell any
body a.ou, the affair ut thar time. be-
cause be was sfraid he would be
laughed az.
This evidence. Attorney Wordcn
says. win be used 10 corroborate the
, st0ry Of D. ". H,dson and his two
daughters. who WIN testify for inc
defense that they saw Mrs. Gunness
, On July 2. Lambrighs docs NOT set q
date fer his noctususl sisson, bot the
defense declares that II mast hsve
ben July ?.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11
Wonderland.

An entirely new program will be
shown today at Wonderland. The
Paymaster WrongfuHy Accused is a
dramatic subject. Ideal Policemen
comedy and Ambulance Dogs Is
a French military picture showing a
campaign in Algeria. Exciting en-
gagemeuts between the Frsnch SOL
diers and natives are shown.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11
TAX DECISION.
Judge Rules That Alabama Tax or
Foreign Corporations is Valid.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
MONTGOMERY. ALA. Nov. 10
Judge A. D. Sayre, of the City Court
yesterday ruled that the new
franchise tax ON foreign cor
porations is valid and tha'
the railroads which are re
sistirg payment have no hight tc
recover the tax they paid under pro
tests.
He also held that the absorption
of certain Alabama roads in the past
did not make a domestic corporation
of the Atlantic Coast Line, that it is
a foreign corporation and must pay
the tax. The tax totals s150.0OO
annually on the several railroads.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11
At the Beil.

At the Bell theater last night. in
connection with their high-class mo-
ton pictures, Murphy aud Dunn made
good before large audiences in their
laughing comedy sketch. With This
act and the pictures this theater Is
doing a big business.