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The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
NAVY INEFFICIENT
IN SPANISH WAR,
SAYS sims
TARGET PRACTICE INSPECTOR
DECLARES INTERCHANGEABLE or
U. s. oUNNERs WAS A DIS
GRACE AND GIVES FIGURES.

WASHINGTON, March 2.--"The
most disgraceful exhibition ever wit
messed on the face Of this globe WAS
the shameful state OF inefIiciency dis
played by the United States navy dur
ing the Spanish war."
That was the statement made before
the senate committee on naval afiairs
today by Commander Sims, formerly
naval attache to President Roosevelt.
a participant In the Spanish war, and
an inspector Of target practice In the
navy.
Commander Sims had been called
before the committee to state what
he knew about the criticisms which
have been current regarding the Coz
dition OF the battleships Of the United
States.
When the hearing was concluded
and In response to question asked
by Senator Tillman the naval oncer.
ia the establishment Of every one In
the committee room, burst out In con.
domination OF the United States navy
as ii existed at the time OF the Span
ish war In 1893.
II was under the impression said
Senator Tillman, when he had recov-
cred from his surprise, that the naval
battles OF Santiago and Of Manila bay
brought glory to our ships and praise
from the entire world"
Such praise was not merited." az
serted Commander Sfms, "and there 10
documentary evidence at the navy de-
partment to prove my assertion"
Doesn't specify the Battle.
Commander Sims did not specify to
which battle he referred to, but In
response to Senator Tillman's remark.
he made the following statement:
Nine thousand projectiles were
fired and only 12C hits were recorded.
or about one and ole-half per cent.
The rest were misses. The exhibition
OF craftsmanship was disgraceful. II
there had been any decent display OF
seamanship on the part OF the Span
iards they would have gotten away
and our guns would not have stopped.
Cervera did not have proper ammuni'
ton to At his guns. IL he did have he
would have made trouble for our feet.
AS 1t was he was worse OF than our
feet"
~po I understand Inst you state that
our navy was no better than the Span
ish navy asked Senator Hale.
mo SIR" replied Commander Sims,
"Our navy was the better OF the two
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
POLICE CHIEF KILLS
BLACK HAN D
AsSA|LANT
sHiPPY. HEAD OF CHICAGO
FORCE, ATTACKED IN HOME,
STABBED DEFENDING FATALLY
WOUNDED SON.

CHICAGO, March 1.-Two unknown
men. said to be members OF the Black
Hand society. called at the home OF
Chief of Police shippy shortly after
10 o'clock this morning When
George Shippy, the chiefs son, all
swered their ring at the door they
opened fire on him with revolvers.
He dropped to the floor fatally wound
ed.
Chief Shippy ran into the hallway
and grappled with one of the men.
The other, he shot dead. Before he
could turn his revolver on the other
man he was seriously stabbed III the
side.
The stranger then began firing with
his revolver. Chief Shippys driver,
Foley, ran into the hallway and was
struck by bullet. He was fatally
wounded.
Vendetta Against Chief.
The attempt on the life of the chief
and his son caused great excitement,
The police say that Shippy's activity
against the Black Hand society, which
has been operating with desperate dis
regard of the police, caused a vendetta
to be sworn against him and his fam
lily.
Chief Shippy. although an unusually
large and powerful man. is greatly
handicapped by weak eyes. At one
time he was almost blind and today
he is Obliged to wear dark eyeglasses.
The driver and young Shippy were
removed to the Augustana hospital.
where both are In a precarious condi-
ton. They are unconscious and sur.
geons hesitate to prone for bullets
fearing that the shock will prove fatal.
Immediately the police of the entire
city were put at work to discover the
source OF the plot and round up fur
Their conspirators, for il is regarded as
certain that the lives OF the entire
Shippy family had been sworn away
by the Black Hand members.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
ROCKEFELLER, SR., AND
LEXINGTON THE SAME

NEW YORK, March "A New York
paper has located DR.. Charles II. John.
ston, formerly of North Dakota AID
now connected with medical insti.
tuition in Chicago, VINO confirms the
story that william Lexington and VIII.
lam Avery Rockefeller. father OF John
Dawson Rockefeller, we're one and the
same person. Levingston died In pov.
crty in Illinois few months ago. The
Rockefellers denied ali kinship. John
ston swears he was Levngton's adopt
ed SON, ana that tevturton told hin,
he was Rockefeller, and that he had
hidden his identity. Johnston has Lev
ingston's violin and many letters.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
HEALTH BOARD IS
/. WINNER IN FIGHT
OVER HOSPITAL
JUDGE BROOKE DissoLvEs IN.
JUNCTION RESTRAINING EREc-
TloN OF CONTAGIOUS DISEASE
INSTITUTION ON BRUsHsT.

The injunction by which the board
of health and the city have been pre-
vented for more than two years from
proceeding with the erection of a con
tagious disease hospital on Brush-st.,
between Alexandrine and Willis-aves.,
was dissolved by Judge Brooke Mon
day morning, and the board OF health
can now erect the hospital.
In lengthy written opinion Judge
Brooke holds that the establishment
of a contagious disease hospital on the
elite purchased will not be the source
of danger that the residents In that
part of the city fear. The plaintiffs
brought In testimony to show that
there was constant danger of disease
germs being carried from the hospital
by rats, mice and insects. and also by
aerial tfansmissiori. Judge Brooke
holds that the danger or contamination
from these sources Is very remote, and
so improbable as to require no consid
Grafton. There is danger. he says. that
germs will be carried about by cooks,
scrub-women. doctors and nurses who
are not properly disinfected.
The Judge points out that every ply
stefan called to testify stated that a
contagious disease hospital is neces
sary, and that In no riace In the city
could It be placed but what vigorous
opposition would result.
at is true" he says, that sites
could be selected where fewer people
would have the right to object, but
the rights of one man are as sacred
in the eyes Of the law as the rights OF
hundred. The hospital, must, there
fore. be located somewhere"
The judge peints estt that there has
been contagious ward In Harper hos
Nttal for Is years, and no case OF dis
case was ever traced to that institu-
ton.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
JNO. WANAMAKER'S
SON DIES IN PARIS

PARIS, March 2.--Thomas b. Waua-
maker. OF Philadelphia, son of former
Postmaster General John wanamaker,
died suddenly at the Hotel Liverpool
here today. Mr.. Wanamaker arrived
here on Thursday from Egypt where
he had been travelling with MS mother
I'm search Of health.
Thomas Wanamaker was the owner
of the Philadelphia North American
and the partner OF his father In the
Philadelphia department store. As
owner OF the North American, he was
bitter opponent of the late Senator
Matthew s. Quay. and did much TO
disefedit the Republican boss IN PENN
sylyania.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
'FR. HEINRICH
/. FUNERAL TO-DAY
FOR Q HOURS, SUNDAY, MOURN
ERs FILED PAST HIS
BIER.

PATERSON, N. j.. March 2.-For
nine hours yesterday. an unhroken
procession of mourners filed past the
conn containing the body of Father
Leo Heinrich. the murdered priest,
The body lay, In state from noon until
IL last night
60 great was the throng that de-
tail OF 90 police was required TO main
tain the formation OF two lines that
extended for blocks.
Through succession OF snow. slcet
and rain storms the parishioners stood
for hours patiently waiting their turns.
There was no untowarc demUnstra-
tlen.
The funerai viii be held today. when
solemn requiem mass viii be sung by
Father Edward Blecke. assisted by
40 or more monks aud lay brothers IA
st. Bonaventure monastery.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
MODEL FAINTS WHEN
ENCIRCLED BY cORPSES

CHICAGO. March 2.--Miss Frances
Kingsworth, an artists model, was led
blindfolded into room filed with ca.
davers, Sunday. and photographed for
picture to be entitled Asleep with
Dead"
She tainted when the bandage was
removed and her eyes opened on the
grewsome grinning bulks or human
forms that surrounded her. Her col.
lapse -xas followed Mysteries HH-
I'll she fell unconscious on the floor
of the anatomical laboratory.
For hours after her experience, she
was In a precarious condition at the
home OF physician.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
FRENCH WIN A. COSTLY
VICTORY OVER MOORS

TANGIER, March 2.--OfRcial ad.
Wees reaching here freHf -6asabiancr,
Indicate that the battle between the
French forces under Gen. D'Amade
and Madaghra resulted In heavy losses
on both sides. In the first conflict.
when the tribesmen attacked the
French, two French officers and eight
men were killed and % men were
wounded, while the Woors lost heav-
ily. After desperate fighting Gen.
D'Amade succeeded In putting the ma.
tives to flight and running fight OF
geveral miles followed during which
the French suffered further losses
and the Madaghra losses we're very
heavy.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
SUNDAY LID IS
SHOWING CRACKS

Police Commissioner Smiths lid Is
No Ienger bar to SuIFfiay drinking.
The Prohibitlonists had scouts out
Sunday and claim. to have found any
number OF saloons doing business In a
quiet way. At any rate, the police
court docket was back to its normal
status and of 3S cases % were for
drunkenness, though some of these
were produced by liquor procured be-
fore the saloons closed Saturday night,
according to the stories told.
Justice Jeffries suspended sentence
on all OF the DRINKS" save one. whose
case was adjourned.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
Man AND WOMAN
TRY SUICIDE

Mrs. Rhoda Ridget, 20 years old, No
200 Elizabeth-st. east. swallowed
cyanide of potassium in her home,
Monday afternoon. She was taken
to st. Mary's hospital, and II is feared
she will die.
julius Polonski, As years old, recent
ly released from the house OF correc.
tion.- was found unconscious in his
room, No. 294 Tillman-ave., Monday
morning, with the gas turned on. He
was hurried to st. Mary's hospital IT
is believed he attempted suicide,
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
Three Runaway Lads
Nearly Perish From
Cold Before Retaken

MUSHROOM, Mich. March a.
Especial After being lost In a sleet
storm and enduring untold hardships,
four-year-old Willie Thayer. his bro
-ther Jimmie. aged eight, and ten-year-
old Johnny Burnett all Of whom ran
away from the Home for the Friend
less. Sunday afternoon, were found
almost dead from cold at Ravenna.
20 miles east or MusKegon, today.
They were trying TO reach Grand
Rapids.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
MILITARY MILEAGE
. TO Be PROBEO BY
GRAND JURY
WITNESSES ON STAND MONDAY.
ARE cHAs II. kIMMERLE, LAND
COMMISSIONER ROSE AND "A
MAN FROM DETRolT.-

LANSING. Mich, March 2.-(Spe
cial prosecuting Attorney Foster
was at military headquarters today
looking into the records of the depart
ment He went to Mason with books
and papers. Several military officials
may be called as witnesses. II Is un
derstood that an investigation will be
made as to the manner on which mil
itary mileage has been used.
The witnesses before the grand jury
today are Charles Fl. Kimmerle. ~
Cassopolis, Land Commissioners RIOS,
end "A man from Detroit" whose
Identity is not disclosed.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
DENIES PETITION TO
RESTRAIN /. c. VOTING

CHICAGO. March 2.--Judge Ball
this morning denied the petition Of II.
w. Leman, for an injunction restrain
ing the voting OF 2S1,231 shares OF
stock held by the Union Pacific rail.
road and the Railroad Securities Co.
at the annual meeting of the Illinois
Central today.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
Fined $50 for Attaching Girl.

Sam Cronberg. the cigar foreman re-
Gently arrested as a result of lpvesti-
cations made by a deputy factory tn
spector. on a charge OF assault and
battery preferred by Title Tamlowski.
one of the girls working under him.
was fined $50 with alternative or 90
days IN the workhouse by Justice
Stein Monday morning -.----
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
EDISON polna Nicely.

NEW YORK. March 2.-Thomas A.
Edison, the inventor, is doing nicely
today and the physicians at the Man
haitian eye, ear and throat hospital.
where he Is confined, believe that all
danger OF complications is past. In fact.
Il is believed that Mr.. Edison will DO
able TO leave the hospital the latter
part or this week. He Is suffering
from, nastoidJ The second operation,
It Is said. will not relieve his deafness.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02

John Heicke, OF No. 977 Baldwin
ave.. the juror who aid not show rp
Saturday morning to sit in the Walsh.
Gibson trial, was before Judge Mari
dell, Monday morning Heiche admit
ted that he had been out all night and
was intoxicated. He was notified to
appear Tuesday morning. when It IL
probable. he will be fined.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
M. c. WELLS FATHER
DEAD IN CINCINNATI

s. N. We'll. father OF NJ. G. Well.
the well-known Woodward-ave. fur
niture dealer, Is dead In. his home In
Cincinnati. His son, who was travel
ing through the south. was summoned
to his fathers bedside. The store here
VIII bee 1osed Tuesday when the ru-
neral takes place In Cincinnati
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
Millionaire Timberman
Sues 3 Farmers Because
They Cut His Cedar Trees

MUSHROOM. Mich, March 2.
i==Johnny Torrent a
millionaire timberman. Of Mus
kegon. today brought suit fer
$50 against three Muskegop
county farmers, Lecause they cut
100 OF his cedar trees.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
CAN'T DELAY ,o-HOUR
LAWS OPERATIONS

WASHINGTON. March 2.-The in
terstate commerce commission has
denied all petitions &, postpone opera
ton OF the nine-hour law on railroads.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
BISHOP DUNCAN DIES
IN SOUTH CAROLINA

sPARTANBURG, S. c., March a.
Bishop Duncan, OF the M. e. church,
south, Is dead at his nome here.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02
THE WEATHER.

Detroit snd Vicinity Monday hight
ma Tuesdny, partly cloudy fresh
0Or(heriy wfnds becoming variable.
Lower Michigan Partly cloudy to-.
ntghts Tu<sday, yfairy winds becoming
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02

Ssse y<er lses aetet. M.sIrsssss t~,s-
Derature, 40J minImurs. xzI mess, 81
and snsw nurrtcsI during the dsyt
emount .0s inches.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02

A steady income Is often RESPONSE.
bic for a young mans wabbiy gair.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-02

Ai..asssr. unsrsIla.. q Me.r.e
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06

II " safe tp AaS that '-ry frw of ths
pcopl, li,ing In ihi. country know how
,h. president Of the i'nli-i states
draw. hI, salary of sio,np y-nr, ~
those few Who may have given the
matter n thought. large majority id
not know wh~,h-r hr r~c-ly.s his sai
ary monthly quarterly or semlnnnunl
~, As q matter of fact, Tia. salary dns
the president 10 tHL-n Ia tho White
House by q trusted m.,snngrr from the
Office Of the treasurer of the United
states on the las, day ~ each month
aud handed over 10 the Official whose
business II 1, to hook after ~ Tls
pr,sld,ut r-criy-. his salary ~ the
sLnp. OF q ,h.ck. ia. s50sS t.'ing ~
vliri into eight check. VI -. iJiS7 zach
aud four checks ~ CI each
Thus Que month out ~ every thru. the
president receives cent lees on hls
check than he doc. the other two som-
such arrangement NJ this 10 ncc-.sary.
a.. of course. 5000 IL not exactly d.
visible by twelve
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06

Attractive ,ilyr,whrc jus, received q,
Winters,
Mir. =. l.. Nnkrny has fcturncl from
q visit a, Portland aud Seattle.
Winters has a complete line ui Edison
phonosrsph- aud all Of the latest records
. City Marshal 4. e. Low aud hIs fam
; ily have returned from ~ outing Ia the
north cul 1t the county,
They NJ. swell aud down IL date they
have the quality aud are useful some
u"N thinss a, M'ilat,an'-
-. u. Allen, Who has been With the
Merritt Record lur ,cyrral nouth-. has
gone to Ashland iora y,',t.
II YOU order yonr clothes At the X. X.
X. storc, yuu'lI get att an "Uactly
Wha, you want
ur. and Mr.. l.. '. kuykeodall r'
tu'nrd sunisy night from Eugene.
where they bad been yi.iting With rcla'
tiyc-.
Lake county lead, ior freaks. short
time ago The Examiner reported a."
birth oi three legged colt. nrNt came
cali with the same number ol legs and
now comes . shccpmin down Sal, creek
with ,hrc..lrgsci lamb that j. running
the range with every pr1.Pcct Of crossing
u gopi crop OF wool and making fnr
mutton. PcIhap. three legs are getting
- b. the regular thing IN Lake county.
Bishop Fad lock. Of the Diocese Of
Eastern Oregon. i- in ia. city looking
over the field With yirw to establishing
an Episcopal church here. lie preached
to large congregation 10Th yesterday
morning anI evening a, the op'ra hon..
and will preach thi, evening ani again
tomorrow evening q, the Presbyterian
church. There are quit. number Of
Epi.eopalians in this city AMI II Is very
probable that a church will 10 cstab-
li,hed M the near future.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06

During the week certain ipernh~rs oi
the Scotch minlst.rs nock had b--u
paying ovcrmuch attention 10 ssmpiins
ID. local whisky. and the minister took
advantage of bis position 10 tho pulpit
to administer gentle r.proof. An
tell Sc, on. an all. ys'rc ON the way h
perdc-tloD!" he cried. ~ that moment
a ry settled on the Bible before him
lie raised his list. "y.'rc gnsln' IL.
hellH' b. shouted. An yen all got
there. Just sac sure p.-sae sure q.
ding the III. out o. tbi, n--T Ills a.,
crashed down NJ he uttered the words.
Then he looked 10 see ID, result os
bis hnndlwork. "Missedr' lie cJacuiat.
ell. "Ah. Sccl. maybe there's n chance
for some o. ye London B-llman.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
New Regime in Office

County court convened this morning
and after administering ,h. oath oi
Office to the nesly elected county 81.
fcials and the same having taken their
stations the court began the transaction
of regular business.
Most Of the officers had spent several
days IN the cour, house familiariling
themselves with the work and change
in the officials is scarcely noticeable a.
most Of them are familiar with the posi-.
tions they are filling.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
han 10 0usss Anx Numbst.

pcslrr one % the company To think
~ any number she chooses. provided
II - even, Tell hcr 90 triple II. halfe
the product. triple this half aud ihsn
tell you how many times nin- viii 20
Into this last nuinb.r Multiply thi.
by two aud u will produce the original
uumb"r Thus suppose a. 10 ~.
humber thought 81 You triple IL.
making u ". bal,. this product. ieay
los q. again tripl. this. making IN, Ia
which Nili go twice. This twicc.
multiplied by 2. gives you 4. the mum
Der though, 81 or. 90 give another
example. suppose o 10 bc the number
Triple II. n. hnlrc this. o: triple u
again. - You ask how many time.
. viii go Into the result and. being told
three tunes. multiply 3 by 2. aud the
answer IL u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
The Wrssslss's Pride.

In oldcD times a wrestler who had
won belt used 10 u" Ia his village
church ON tb, following sunday wear.
Ing the belt on tho sunday foliowin.
that hc went 10 some ncIgbborin.
church In his belt and claimed prcccd'
"hce over the other young fellows.
Nearly nll III. champions were insp
great In elrth and weight Old Stead.
man. accounted by many tho most
powerful wrestler ever known. was
twenty stone weight. - Manchester
Guardian
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
How the 0uteh Eat.

\ Dutch meal In always reminisccn,
of game of cards. for tho mother
deals out all round the table. and when
that first hand II played out she deals
nfrssi. aud NO on until the dish II
empty. There II no promiscuous serv.
Ing. M with Us. and tho quick feeder
~ such person could exist In leisure.
" NollhnO renps no advantage. II
meals nrc to 10 likencd 10 games Of
cards. our meals In Dutch eyes must
look Ike games of "grab."-I.ondon
Queen.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
Stock Ranch For Rent

In Wood River Valley. klamath Co.
containing 4s0 acres, 100 acres meadow
and 800 pasture. All enclosed. For
further particulars inquire OF T. A.
Culbertson. Ashland, ore. "A
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
Not Worth atssiina.

a certain dramatic author was seen
~ friend TO have manuscript
almost falling from his pocket. III
you were not 30 well known you would
nave had your pocket picked" said
the friend
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
The Jsws Of Death,

Teaehes afier reading the charge VI
Tue Light Brigade)-Who wcrs the elk
hundred referred TO In the verse. Into
,he Jaws OF death rode tho six hun.
uredr Pupil expect they were dsn.
lists, iDa'sm.--l illustrated Bits.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06

The careful render Of . few good
ns"spnpsrs can learn more IN 4 year
than most scholars do In their Groae
iibrariss.-v. 3, 0anboru.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
Notice

All accounts due me must Dc settled
by note or cash within thirty days or
,hey VIII be published and sold at pub.
lie anciion to the highes, bidder.
&. d. Wilson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
humor Gua PHILOSOPHY
D, DUNCAN y SSuu
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

The ouiy rrn-.H s" "tle'i to aIs
I.Uplr dUluE 1H lH,1 please IL ,ba, .
IL bound to rpurtt VIII u, 10 doing
~. please. whi.h latter We ihiesa .
hold ont fuf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06
Brief MENTION

boIh--l ~ hI' Nhu "Es' W T''N IVY
lor, July sth, sou.
Hires Roo, Beer at the city Bakery
opposite American Hotel II.
T.. l.. Forkcr lost u valuable camera
on the vay home from tho Fort.
Miss Rachael Applcgate went TO Ash
land this morning to attend Chataupua,
Mcrrill's new Catholic church is ias,
nearing competition and will soon be
ready for occupancy.
Step in aud look u, our line Of Pos,
Cards ileitkempcr, "
Mise Maud Nail lei, Tor Cottage Grove
this morning where she will spend the
Summer with home folks,
Ilatpins made from real fosebuds aud
carnations, ~ in nature, no two alike,
q. HcirScmpcr Jr.
I Tom anl Marjorie pclArll are spend.
ing a lev DAYS ut the home OF WA.
Nicholson ~ Wood river valley,
Many OF the parties who attended the
his celebration ut the old Font klamath
went TO spring creek lot an out,ur ~
else to Crater lake.
Wanted -- Experienced clerk would
like position in store. Enquire 1T
thi. office.
The Reclamation Service has COM
ple,cd the Keno canal as far ~ the
power plants and small iorrc oi mcn
is nov at work putting in 4 spillNav ior
the Government plant.
For general house cleaning aud chin.
uey sweeping sweeping call on Webb 4
Mongull. Phone sll.
Rev. T.. Conklin has gone to Ashland
10 attend Chatauqua and the Methodist
Ministerial Association.
tor the best rig In town call at the
Mammoth Stables II. " straw, Pro.
rrietor.
Roscoe Dnane. Of Forest grove, ar.
rived here Saturday evening to accrp,
c!erkship in the star Drug store.
Step in and look a, our line Of Poet
Csrls &c. Heiikemper. Il
Merrill. Properly Is reasonable.
Esther Clop,on and o. 7. Anderson, .
Of Bly,, aere married In l,kevirw la.t
week, Rev. Armstrong officiating -
LikeVicw Herald.
Lady's neS high Grade bicycle, coaster
brake, etc, Tor sale less III an hall price.
Enquire ulasi.r--llouston Hotel.
Mrs. ]. +. Bodge aud daughter will
leave In lev days Tor Col.triB, Cal,
where they viii r-..aiu for several days.
The latest novelty in hntpins made
from real flowers as in nature, no two
alik..-G. ileitkempcr, Jr.
The street sprinkler was started this
afternoon and attempt will be made to
run it through the summer by popular
subscription. II the business men do
not see fit to keep it going il will be dis.
continued.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06

To Keep In Practice ,.sss
~ don't zee why Tarme'
looks so glum. crops are wv
"Yes." Il
"And prices are hlgh'
Eyes" =. nsrFJ u,
"And his daughter Is ~
man OF his choice
"Yes." flag aboulr 4
"Then what Is he wor'yss. ,,hiae N
because ho hasn't sn'
worry over" ~f y.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-06

There may h. things that mosg
cannot buy. ifso. II Is likely that
u Us hay, had them In stock
time aud ", would like to ny =
money.