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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-07

1coO Atlanta at 23hc; 1000 Bonnie Clare at 5c
100 Comb Fraction at 81. %; 1000 Cons. Mines
at &c; 1000 Diamond1eld at 15c; 1000 Florence
Wheeler at 5hc: 1000 Grandma at &c; 500 Jim
I,utler at 24c; $4,000 Johnnie at 1c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-07
Afternoon Sales
Morning Sales

800 Fraction at $1.22; 200 at s123; 200 at SIPS
(B. 3O); 1000 Baby Florence at SIC; 100 Daisy
at TIC; 1900 Johnnie at 1c; 5000 do at 1Ac
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-07

d C q 4s...... 90 Wabash lists .......109ss
Erie pr In 4s...,.. S6h West Md As 1900. 70
do gen As ..".. 7s w &c L e 4s.......NU
Hook Val 4hs..1O5 Wis Cent 4s ........ Si%
Inter Met as. 65% NY NH IS ctfs.. .1SO
Japan 4s .......... S0h Lake Shore deb As 94ss
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-07

!, Won wanr TO go east. c. Haydock. Agent
Illinois Central II. r. lis w. stu.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-07
FLOUR AND FEED PRICES
AT LOS ANGELES MILLS

~he following quotations prevail at the Capt.
" MEALS. PER 100 LBS. IN SACKS:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-07

Rolled wheat in bbls. net W.T.. 1875 lbs, bbl. "a.
ROLLED wheat in sacks, net W.T.. so lb. sk /,
Ruclxwheat flour (bulk seamless SIX 100 lbs) L.
6uckwheat -four pure tbulk seamless
sacks) 100 lbs .;;..;;:::..''....... 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-07
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-Following were
the closing quotations today:
Jfoi q
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-07
New York Bonds

NEW YORK, Oct. 6--The following were the
cnicai closing quotations today: {.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16

The citizens oi pouis are beginning
~ realize that a. their town grows crr
tain institutions are ahaulutyly uccca.
sary and the residents of the rew rail.
road terminal are beginning to lrcl the
need ot jail, batter road AMI a srhnol
house.
A meeting was held some irN days
ngo at which all oi these questions were
considered. IL was irciicd that q
wagon road should be- bull, to the Lower
klamath Lake and Tulc Lake region
a. it would facilitate lrr.shttur and
bring the trade oi those agricultural
sections to Doris.
When the matter oi jail was taken
up Marx l.. Burns offered toe town bot
in his addition free oi charge. Tb"u'irr
Of Mr.. Burns was not accepted but other
parties We're given an opportunity tn
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16

MONEY 10 LOAN Iiari time. tut I
have som" money 10 Ian II ynu has.
the security. T.. L.. Hall.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16
Brill MLNIi0S

!. \ Houston lett for roril,nd ihi.
morning
Merrill Valley the heart OF klamath.
II. l.. AliriIgc went To- A.AIauI ,ht.
moraing
R.K. Sutton aud vile went To A.h.
land this morning.
Hires Root E,"r at thr ri'y Bakery.
opposite American Hotel. II.
Mrs. II. V. Mitchell returned last
night from an extended visit at san
Francisco aud Ashland.
/ Cut glass, siiyerware guaranteed tuT
- years, and high grade hand painted
china at Winters.
The prettiest things the machinery
c)uld turn out ia siiyerwarc at McHat.
tau's.
Mrs. Clay Taylor went ont on the
boat this morning on her way to Ash.
land to visit with relatives.
X. y. Wagner aad Lloyd Brosncll
have returned from trip to san Fran.
cisco and yariou. Coas, points.
for the beet rig in town call at the
Mammoth Stables. II. W. straw, Pro-
prietor.
a fine line Of ncw sets ani pieces in
the popular "Vintage" pattern Rogers
1877 ware at MrIIitp,n'-.
". u. GrUbb has returned to his
home at Bcswick, Cal, after les days
visit with his daughter, Mr.. Geo. T..
Hurn.
Merrill. A natural trace enter.
iOu can get u - meal book at Will.
sons hotel ioI 81. Board and lodging g.
a week.-C. b. Wilson, Prop. II
They are swell and down to date--lhey
have the quality and are useful some
new things at McIjattan's
Alex. Martin, Jr., returned last night
from Portland where he attended a
meeting Of the Masonic Grand lodge.
This is the home coming season for all
students who are attending the various
educational institutions Of the state.
Last night number Of the Klamath
Falls boys arrived on the boat, among
them were Lester Lcayiit, jesse and
Holly Siemena, Harry Benson, Frank
Wilson-nnd John Moore. They were
accompanied by Harry Hobson, a stu
dent at the Agricultural College at Cor.
wallis, who will spend part OF the Sum.
mer here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16
May Reclaim Desert
Lands OF Lake County

ru.l. vl,c llDc hur l',u u ,u'h "l
srtt',rs thr past lyN months I" lucaIc
thcl,,h nerhlurh land. Mr-sr fur'
piu and liut ~ working an u scheme
to toin,c Il rlra 'mc' o' tbs ""d'
III, country l. comparatively level Tot
mile. ut,h ouI,a slight decline from
the Nrlhr, point l'a large mh", con-
aiu,ng permanent hudN "f water, sup
rl,cd hy the overflow lrum the Warner
valley lake. aud marshes. II ts r't''
mated that m raising the waters tea
feet the highest hud can hc put uuhr'
Natrr 10 accomplish this they have
bought ~ inch pump, which they viii
put IN operation and dIl several small
reservoirs irom which the water may h"
drawn ~ needed These reservoirs can
nr Gllcd tom the latc At any desired
time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16
Francis Travesty Co.

Como 'u Houston opera Iluusc uu
saturday night luur - presenting
Comedy drama hish cla.. .l~,iall,r..
musical numbers, illustrated ,oug- and
animated pictures between the acts.
The company, comprising fpmc ~ act.
Iug members, giyc a versatile pro.
grammc and refreshing Performance.
Is assured. They come highly spoken
Of a. decidedly clever artists and ~
doubt viii draw a capacity housc. E..
'eryed seats caa b" secured nt Durham :
candy store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16
The Cheerful Baker.

The baker says. Same people find
Cash hard 10 raise, I know,
But lust give me q cake ~ yeast
Ana ! can raise the dough"
Sf, Pau Pioneer prcA.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16

KnIckcr-- Opportunity knocks at the
door.
Bockcr-Eut poverty wallis right Ia.
New York sun
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16
WaTpino

II you'd not have the busy ny
Crawl tickling O'cr your brow
IN summer warm heed this alarm
ana put-your-screcn up-now'
Kansas Cily Times
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16

YES" said Mrs. Ncwrlcb. II treat
my domcsllcs ~ equals"
And don't they uHrlt ~" lucrlcd
Mrs, Oldgpl Houston Post.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16

De Style When he sworr at the odor
OF gasoline was he In rage?
Gunbusta No, In II garage. II Brook.
lyn Life
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16
Same Symptnmn.

MY love" said he. "ls IKE IN. ... /.
And the maiden answered o,jcI
u think It quite likely you're rIsh,
For they both make me sick"
Chicago Eewu,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-16

Through iiic the CRATER srhcmlng goes
The thoughts blue one
~ soon as Old tricks We expose
lie learns new one
Washington star
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-11
QtmiDlOania=G Giirnbabn,
BnlIetin.
Rnueti1t.
Sic StamoarbsSabm ppm 2lmerifa.

1896 Mao1rn Collars lit cine mlncnic 5unuc Sn 3cbn-
ooaarSoIoitden lit Der lmon8 cincr odcn Sumnc tm
cIen Sie lit gr0BCr oIa bic GctdI Gntinc @crcu0cu
Staate egerg Ir 1895 m0 nc5 bab uc mic Die (otdl
gnnnbmn ser NcgcnB i 1902 2icica lit Der 9ro @ctra3
hut 6en @ctrieb Der ,Fcnpoana 2'1u" III 1907 acuon.
I'm 6eic fooialc Summc Gcuncn 1otbt1 l350Gla
1856 Sontcn 6ra nn0 l53OlO6 RuuAtcrc SIT bcor0crn lc
lit Ser qr6Btc @ctrug Observation-Disclosures Der
Gcnbnbn Der 3et in eincm Sabre crjCl mur0 o Noe Die
gr0ften getto -GtnnobnlCn
Ger gr0B lbcil 0cicr Qcpoacn SuumC mtr0c in So0rcn
tn0 S0bncn mcb ocm &m0ruicH0 n9cicltc III lu0u0cu
inmoiui5ig lutieuo NtonGrc giibIcn uuo 6abrcn
no on0cre Ngntrcn ir Aari9 mo SCbroudSurtitc ou2bc
5ubt mO gob Nrbc ben NGnOcn mO Nro0 0c Wu0rH N
Ioncn SultGn.
is m0tt Die Ginbl0m13trd't imantl0 0c NtcnQt
Setten SIT 0cntCn mcIr ser &crtbrlm1 6iciCr 1oagn
Mobbnt partprt m0 0iC &ortbci medC Dem >o0c mO 0cn
&olfe Ou Den @crcb elmer 10 grobn @mridtg cpodct U0
f1lm SIT CrncItn.
IS trd9 Der 3iric0cnbc BEL nit Scr in 0cn bc0c
bnun @og0na n0 nit 0cu ArGbtm08dcn Sbcrbca &ortcb
rmgcn i6cr cine rcrrct oae6eu0 Nom 0brt 01r1u
ocnt 0oB bic 0uddnttdc Gtro9Sro Der Lilo Wccu Die
les groBcn Sptems $290O0O IFcie bctru8.
Son ablolt alCn @cIi@punftn lit Die oECrHWluonia
Sobn" Die SoI0aro Gicnbobn }ncrifa. GD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-11
g'ud) cine cntictlidDc Tumilicmtra.
gOoic.

Scottle, Naib, 10. Dldrj. -
". u. DicaaD, cin 8cwobner BON
Icnino, IBurlton.Gountp, crihoB
mdbrcno Der lceten gtoht icinc @ot.
tim ieine Orei Ginocr rmo ii6 iclbit
Sp1ter.) - Wc&ap mar Gin Ga'
noOicr lno ieit Idngercr 3eit nit cis
ncn SrebSlciocn bcbaltct, pclhcS
feline @eiiteSfrdite in WitlcioCnibait
ge5ogen 81 bnbcn ihcint. Gic crlte
9iabriht iibcr ieine ShrcdenStbnt
lit inioiern irrig, ais er Die 6rou
nno &inocr nidt eriboB, ionOcrn IT,.
men oie &eblen ourhidnitt uno Die
a0pie NIT eincm Sonmer einlhltg
Gr ielbit ihcint Sit cinDenommen
5u baben, Oenn man ion0 icine &eidc,
mclAe feline Sprr uon Wemalitbdtigs
felt altipeiit cine 8ierteImeiIc Don
leiner Mobnlnlg entiernt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-11
SdJnlbanSbrano bci Solrou.

Soleon g., 10. MGr3. 49, Gic
llnionldule in Napoleon, O., oos
groBte Sdulgcbduoe I'M Stuote,
meIhes crit I'M lcbten 2Iprtl 3u Ell
nem Soltenbetrage BON $4,000
umgebaltt uorOcn mar, puroe beutc
iriib olr6 6cuer 5erItort. @liid'
Iider @eic brad Der 9rono 3rui'
ihen 8 lino 9 llbr aus, cbc Die Shii.
fer anaclangt uarcn ltnO Superin-
tcnOcnt Nremer iopie Grin5ipnI
@bite pnren oie cin5igcn Eerionen,
meIde iih jur Belt in Ocm @c6duoc
befanOen. Iie SGuIe umfobte 81
3immer un0 pur6e Don 500 ainoern
beiudt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-11

fths. az 1904, sscit.Fasttte. etrnbe Office.
gtinten bon bic 10 ltbr Dlor9enS iirb Don
IL Nor Miiidgs bis s llbr slben6s.
(0e320-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-11
Gute 1trmiakritrm.

Cine beutih.italicniidle Ebarmnec lit erbff.
net poroen IN Tr. SIG, Si'grntt. atrabe. 5reier
renen, praiifhen Aer3ien 3ii b1ben. Sergeiien
Sic Mot Die Gurnmer. $40 Sh'Hrntt. StrnRc.
Ielepbon e. & I. ct. Rnul 5329-W. Gs wirb
Gngliid 1eniiil nuo 3taiirniib geiprodlen.
(Sebr23 1WH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-11
Supprlmorb nno Selbitmuro.

Eiqun g. 10. WiGrj. Ger
6armcr lauiO Gopis uon Eattp.
toph glcmton Eopnibip, eridIug
m1brcnO Der lctten Nad,t feline Sat.
tin unb iein nebcn 0erielben liegen.
OeS einidbripeS aino nit elmer 2lrt
morali cr lid III ieinem SoI3idnp.
pen erbdngte. gter onoere Stinoer 0es
@bepaare5, melhe IN einem anoeren
3ininlPr ihlieien blieben peribont.
Shuloen lnO Sorgeu ioIlen oen
Wnnn gum Nabniinn gctrieben ba.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-11
SrdlnrN plaiOirt ihnlbin.

Gol0mcIL SOobo, 10. M6rj.-
NorrD Grhono crbicIt bcutc bon
)ii6tcr tSrecnont @ooO GrlaubniB,
icinc critic, olIi ouidt ibuloig" lnu'
tcOc GrfIdrmQ 5uriid5ujicbcn un0
ii6 ocS NIor0c8 inn critcn Brnoc
lAulOig 5u crtl1rcn. Gr1oro lit be.
fonntli9 Der W}itidJtlo an Der i'm
0e5enlbcr 1905 bier ucrilbtcn Grs
ntor0ung 0c5 @rs@rltucrnclr8 Stet-
ncnbcrg ongcfla8t uno muroe am :.
rSunlar 1906 pcrboitct. Sm iolgcns
0cn 6c6rllor le8te ct Elm @eitdn0niB
ab, III mcl6cm cr beballptetc, pom
Scfretdr gm. 2. Nopluooo, ErGiis
Ocntcn Charles $, Wloper uu0 @co,
u. Yettibone, cincm GbrennlitgliC0
Der 8cltcrn 6eocrutiou Of Mincr8, "
5n Dem &crbrcbcn gcOungcn ruorOen
81 lein. SopmooO uno Bettibone
Wlroc,t in 9oiicsGitp prp5eiiirt lun0
rrcigeIproden. Ger Ero5cb gcgen
W(opcr rpllroe iolcn gclalicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-11
Samcnidjneioer.

Grpert Tamen unb sSabit" "sSdnetoer 9nf.
fen aarapiirt. eugarnian. t03 Rorb.iSreniont
Aucaue. (Jan30-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-11
SdJOn-G -Guclpn fIaat anf Sd)cionng.

Hem Dorf, 10. M0r8. 2(n.
pGlte iiir beioc 4orteien perfilnocn
bette 9Ibeno oiii5icG, DAB Gpelpn
gtesbitt lbop morgcn cine Stlage airf
2IrnuQirltng ibrcr Gbe nit Snrrp st.
3bnm cinlcitcn miro. 9ie alage itiibt
iit nuf oie Vebolptlmg, Oab lbolu
mubniinuig mar ais CT oic GGe
ihIob. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-11
Wlcganrin'S gluiidJtcn.

NNlI |pN1'tuCH NulIuIlIINIu IAIsVCItB
notbig. - NmurmoQc ais @nii3
iiir Gnriiiion uon S6abamt3-
notcn. - 2lbitimmmg iibcr &oit.
6lmpicr. SubljOicu om 2O.Wdr3.
Die Boitumt2 &cnuiliglm53s
NiQ inn Nuuic
Y a binGtoL :. g., 10. Wdr}.
- Scnutpr Wc2lurin uon Niiiiii-
iippi bicIt bcutc I'M Scnot cine MrOr
acgcn 0ic 2Il0rih. .6inoWbiQ Gr
cn1picbl @numuoIlc ais Naii9 iir 0ic
Gmiiiion Don ShoBonltanotcn IN
3citcn bon @clofnoppbcit m0 Diclt
lmtcr lc2cnmGrtiBcn llmitdnocu
teine ipc}icuc Gpuront.@cictgcbuul
iiir Hcbotcn. Gr bc6alptetc, 0ie 70
Iitif Der rcpubIifouiihcn Enrtci ici
iiir ben tii3Iifcu Eunit ucrontluort
lid.
@oQingCr (H,SD ermirftc oic
&creinborlmh nm 20. 5. WitS. iiber
sic Eoltoompfcr Subiioicnporla0c
nb5lttinncn. 9tnh 9lnnobnc ctliter
I'M &olenocr pcr5cidncten @iQS per.
togtc ih Der Senot I'M 3.15 bis
morBcn.
Qo5 9IcprGicutontenbou$ icbtc sic
Grw01lnG Der EoitnntS,& ,&cuuilli.
9lln1abill iort Cbglci0 9lucn0c.
ment8 in Cromm0 mnrcn bate Die
Bill, ais iic noh 0urhbcrotblm9
Scr crItcn elf Setcn 5ltriitfgclcgt
ullrOc, feline meientlihc @crGnocrlmg
criabrCn. S1onlilton (Diih.) biclt
mdbrcno 0cS GogcS cine bcmcrfcnSs
mcrtbc Hc0r, in mcIhcr er Sen @rG.
iiocntCn NooiCpcIt lobtc mo oo@
&cht Der Nlm0carc1icrlng sur 2lu9-
iibrna Don Gontrolc ilbcr Corpora,
tionCn pCrioht. Small 80 lmO
6iulcp (S,sG) trtgcu 2Irgltncntc
gcAcu 0cn iducbcnocn &orihlag SIR
Grb0btng Scr 9c}obluug iiir Ocn
Scconpolt0iCnit Dor. lln 5.t5 CT,
iol9tC &crtaBmg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-11

unter Den G6elIicincn III bic 2t RernGro,ardus
tfr.Aihe, iinter oerl Filleu Gteie5 Gepoltipe
miiieI BAT fidb felt Sa6rbnnocrteu IN allen SdIs
len BON Wuperlcioeu. 2ehers uuo llntcrcibs,
Sbrungeil. iopIe llnueroaulibieit uno Geriips
pitna uuf haS Q1ldti3enoite beudbrt. Serlubt
Sud nnf bic Ct HcrnnrbStrduierpiueu uflo
lueroet peilnh. IN aleu- glpotbeien 3u bd6eH.
(WioHi0r,l&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-11
6nben yie 1atarrt ?

BesbaIb eonfuIiIren Gle Mot
einen gr8t, peI6er staiartb'
nranibeiten ber 9afe, be5 SaI.
fec, ner Qunge uno bsr Gbren
fiir ldneer, als 2S Sabre IN
Sitfer Staot bebnnst.. bni7 =
Menn Gle reid ii,to. iDirb Sb'
nrn ritbt 81 bieI abberlaRat,
nnS penn Gle arm limb. 10
brdnben Gie MIR fir bic We.
nisift All hesQbleu bel Tr. Eart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-11
Sn's Sofsborn gsjagt.
gnnf6cnmtc bnrdy ciHcn yGrauf" in
grufcn Sdrcfcn uCrictt.

Irobtc, sic @onf nit elmer 6laitbc
poQ @oiicr in sic 2ltit 3u iprcn
gen. GucIpu 9}rSbitt (bom
nil pon ibrem pnbniinni8cn
@attcn 1cicbieocn icin. - Norrp
Srd0ro betcnnt Iih ser Grmurs
Dung Oe9 Gr.8ouperncur3 Stcu.
ncnbcrg ihuIOi9. - GnticbIidc
6onllicutrng0oicn i'm Meitcn.-
ShuIDm3bron0 in Napolcon
O. mo 2lrmcnbnuabrono in Gan
,Srduciaco.
Nm0bn, Ncbr., 10. MARS. -
Gin lmbctoultcr 2lnordit trlhicn
bcltc Normittug in ser oNlcrdontS
9Iationulbnnf" lno ior0crte lntcr
No8ciNcn elmer anGcbid) nit 9titros
@mccrnl 1eiilIltcn 6Iolcbc, mt mel.
der Cr 0o3 @cbduoc IN ole Suit 81
lprcngcn orobtc, cine 1roBc Slnme
@clO. gr cr50bItc Dem Ticc. Er6lis
Ocntcn Sltbcr Irotc, pcIher lmpors
Iidtlg Ncmtg 0cmelcn mar, i'm in
lencm Eriputblrcau 5u cupidngcu,
CT babe $1,000 in Der folliteu ,Ra.
ttonalzNmt Of Commerce" III &an-
la9.GitD Acbabt lmo 0a 0ic Nanfcn
ia ale untcr elmer 0cdc ltcdtcn, 10
mollc CT jCbt 0nS @cl0 ioiort bier baa
ben. 0ratc bcrltbi1tC ben WanrL in
Dem cr i6m allies N0glihc pcriprat
luO ilbCrrCOct i'm ibicBIid, nit iDm
nah elmer uabcn Heitaurotion SIT gc-
ben, nm Dor alien GinQcn 5u friib=
ltildCn. Er0iiOcnt SnmiIton mclbcr
oic llntcrrcOlmg pon icincm ucbcrau
GclcgCnen Bureau ats pcrnomuCn
tattc, tclcpbonirtc ooralibin nod) ct
Iihcn @cbcinlpoli5iitcn, mcl6e lib
nod Der 9tcItollrntion bcgobcn, Don
hntcn bcr an 0cu lnbeimIiden @ait
bcralpiIrihten lm0 ibm icine 6Iolc6r
Cntrillcll che cr mIBtc, mas ibm gc-
ihub. &u Der Yoli5ciitotion mci9ertc
cr iih, ir1cno melhe Oiittbclrmgcn
ST madcn. Der N}nboIt Der 6Ialdc
miro anolpiirt mcrOen.
(SpGtcr) - Ger @cionacnc gicbt
an, cr belize 9. g, See lmo iei int
lcbtcn CttobCr bon Godfor0, Sits,
bicrbcr 0cfonmcn. Scit ieincr 2ln-
ftnit IN Cmuba mar or nrbcitsloS.
Gr Gicbt }lL DAB cr nic in aonias-
Gity mar imo fcin @clo BORT ocpo.
nirt bate. Scine3 3ci6ens lit cr ein
Flumber. Die Eoli5ei legte Die ibnl
abgcnonmcnc Sluihc onl 6IlBuicr
ncoer 1mo 0cnoIirte Tie oltr6 eincn.
aus iidcrcr Giiton5 ob0cgcbcncn
NiicbienihuB. Sic crplooirtc niht
lmo ibr Snbalt mar ocnnnh barm-
los.
Oion 0Inltbt oQgenlcin OoB See
GciitcsgCitort lit.
@1brenO lcincr 2lnpeIcnbcit III
Omobo bc3og Sec, neil er teine Pr
belt bottc, So pro Wtonut aus Scr
&alic Scr oYlumbcrs llnion." gr lit
jcbt ehpns mittbcillomer genoroen
ltno iagt, er babe gelelcn mie 9un.
fen in Scr bon ibm ungeDen0eten
Neie gcpIinoert moroen. Gn0lid
babe er iih cntIdloiler, es einmnl
iclbIt 5u Oeriudcn. Seine 5lald)c
babe nidtS 2lnocreS entbolten ais
gci0rbtes @olier.
" 0 If for0, SaS, 10. Oidr5. -
Sin Wunn mclher oen Tamen Sos.
Scc on1nb, orbcitcte i'm lebtcn Sabre
cine 3citIang iilr cine bieli9c Fhm-
beriirma. Gr FAM nie er lugte, aus
N htrrnp htprGpr
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-25
DIAMOND IN
CLAM SHELL
Parable of the Pearls Cast
Before Swine Out Done
at West Hampton.

New York Aug. 25-John G.. Ray
nor of West Hampton, Il. l., found a
diamond in a clamshell Sunday. II IS
not unusual to find pearls of more
or less value inside Long Island
clans, but this is believed TO be the
first time a diamond was ever
found in clamshen.
William Hudgins. summer resi-
dent at QuoIgue, lost diamond ring
valued at $500 while bathing near
the pavilion on Quogue beach tea
days ago. Raynor was walking along
the beach at low tide Sunday when
his eye was attracted by something
glittering inside a clamshell, |. He
picked 1t up and found 1t to be- a
diamond, handsomely set in mas
sive ring Z Inquiry proved 1t TO be
the property of Hudgins. A
The owner was so delighted at re-
ceiving the lost ring that he gave
the finder $50. '
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-25
You have tried the rest. Now try
Ne best ADMIRAL COFFEE.
Why Wo Arc All Mimics.


"1f we did not cough In church, the
human race would nc. exist" And the
professor, twiddlng piece of chalk
In his hand, regarded the sophomores
with .ui1zlcal smile.
"What | mean" he continued, "is
that the cause of coughing is the cause
of our survival That cause Is MINI
lcry Mmicry is better life preseryer
than feetness or strength. For by
mlmicry we manage not to attract at
tentiOn, and In prehistoric times they
who attracted attention were hunted
down by the tribe ana roasted for din
ner or hunted down by the saber tooth
tiger and taken raw. 3f
"Since those dark days mlmlcry has
been instructive with us Mlnicry is
what causes us TO follow the fashions
1t causes us, when In England, to say
'cawn't and 'awfi II your friend
yawns, you yawn-that's mimicry. II
he laughs, you laugh-mlmicry again
Ii he snufiies, you snutIle-mimicry.
And IL he coughs In church. straight
way you and ali the rest OF the CON
gregation cough. the reason being the
same one which saved our forefathers
fiOm New York Press.
Try an All In The Mirror Want
Oolumn.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-25

North, or of the East."
The farm improvement idea is a
brand new one In many respects.
There are many organizations work.
inlg for "a 'Hback to nature" exodus;
there is a Homecroft' organization
which wants city men TO try the
delights Of country life, but the idea,
of retaining the farmer by making
his invironment more pleasurable is
is new, True. DIR. Harvey W.Wiley,
chief government chemist, philos-
ropher autocrat OF the Poison Squad
breakfast table and exponent of the
sunny life. some time ago suggested
play whereby the farmer could get
more social intercourse, but some of
the obvious disadvantages more than
out-weighed It's many excellent
points.
In brief his plan embodied the fol-
lowing points: On every quarter ser
tion OF land, where corners meet, the
farmers owning land in each quarter
section should build their houses.
That would mean four DWELLINGS, and
four families within speaking dis
tance OF each other DR.. Wiley
thought that life wouldn't be so
lonesome on the farm with four fam
lilies FORMING n small-sized village
every few miles.
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JOHN WORTH KERN
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themselves by levying tribute upoa
the masses, as lees:ized robbery Il
''The speaker then charged the fis-
cal policy OF the RspuOncana party
with being responsible for the pane
of 1907. Hundreds OF thousands of
American laborers thrown out of
employment because Of that policy,
instead of being able to draw upcn
the fabulous savings bank accodnti
exploited in political lite"ture, fauni
themselves and fami les in state of
destitution. He said the soup houses
Of 1907-S are but part OF the real
iZation OF the "roseate expectations
of Republican statesmen"
"Mr. Kern said the tariff operated
with special hGrshness against the
farmer who is compelled TO pay ex-
tortlonate prices to trusts and tar
in beneficlaries in a protected market
for the essentials of life and must
sell his products I'm the competitive
free trade markets of the world lie.
notoriety that the farmers of Cam
ada, Argentina, Australia and other
foreign countries buy goods of Amer
lean manufacture cheaper than they
are sold TO the farmer in America
''The speaker approved the po ley
of President Roosevelt, Senator LIE
Toilette and othec Republicans who
demand regulation OF trusts and re-
duction of swollen fortunes Il
sin closing, Mr.. Kern said: 'The
Democratic maxim of Thomas Jeffer-
son equal and exact justice to all
men; special privileges to none
suggests no war upon capital. 1t has
no quarrels with corporations hon
estly capitalized, conducting legitl-
mate business. I, viii encourage
the Investment of capital in the de-
velopment of the country and pro-
tect it when it is invested. But II
will draw shap line between lawful
busines, or business carried on in
defiance of the law and the rights
of the public, protecting the leglti-
mate and protecting society from the
illegitimate. \
''Gentlemen, we enter upon this
campaign with every prospect of sue
cess. Our political platform is fav-
ored by all classes and our match
less standard bearer, VIM Jennings
Bryan, is close to the hearts OF the
people. We must and will win this
battle without the use of money on
the aid of corporate power. II our
adyersaries so desire, they may pursue
that course. There are times in the
iife of nation when money and
coercive influences are OF no avail,
when the quickened consciences OF
an enlightened people compel action
witch neither can check. That time
is here. Let every man perform his
duty In an honorable way. Let this
be campaign of education and argu'
ment, appealing to reason and patrl-
otism. let us be vigllant and unceas-
ing in honest work for a righteous
cause ana a glorious victory In NO
yember will crown our effortsN'9