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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-11

10 r'rral Cf the Al!.Nu-vreelan /,
,,..,,... LA. they will demand tn
assessment OF railroads according &
physical valuation: they will ask tn
election OF Senators BY direct vote
the people. and they will seek III
enactment OF stronger anti.trus, leg
isiation. And Il Is possible that the
will demand a law providing for III
guaranteeing Of bank deposits. 70
Senator Brown and other western Re
publicans are making no secret
the fact that they favor such bill
and many of them will advocate II
n their speeches during the campaign
now opening
IL Is said that the "insurgent" Set
ators beliyc they can force the iIous,
OF Representatives into line on -
number of these propositions by
blocking other legislation and hold.
ing the records of certain members
up To public view.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-11

The race Of people to whom ths mans
Lotus Eaters was applied was Q
Lybian tribe. known to the Greeks %
early a. the time Of Homer. Hsrsdo-
tus describes their country and says
that b caravan route LED from II 70
Egypt. The lotus stiil grows there IN
great sbundahcs-a prickly shrub bsar-
Ing a fruit Of sweet taste. compared
by HerOdotus to that Of the date. Il Il
still eaten by the natives, and Q kind
Of wine Is msde from it, Juice.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-11
4 VERY sERiouS MATTER.

NItL the lcttlHf of the cpntr..-. Gor
the cnmpletlon ol ,ne railroad to
Elaa...u rails, a new era will dawn
for this city and county. Klamath
county has been growing and pro-
gressing on the strength OF expects-
tions. but within few weeks We will
have to adjust ourselves to actuali-
ties rather than possibilities. The se-
tual presence OF railroad camps In
the vicinity OF the city and the activ.
ity which will surround work OF this
kind cannot help but pu, new life In.
to business and will mean a consid-
cradle profit to the merchants and
property owners OF klamath Falls.
Work Is to be commenced On the
big cut north OF the city and the ill-
ing In and laying out of the depot
grounds and yards. and possibly the
erection Of suitable depot. We be-
lleve every encouragement should be
given to the railroad company and
an especial effort should be- made to
induce the officials to start right and
erect a handsome structure. and one
that will be lasting advertisement
to our growing city. This city should
be q division poin, and We believe
every citizen would like 20 see extern
sive yards and machine shops estab-
lished here.
In view Of this fact We would sug-
gest that those few. who have been
vigorously advocating the extending
OF the city limits. lay aside their we'll
meant but unwise plans. and allow
the railroad the free right to spend
money on these improvements. which
will mean so much for Klamath Falls
without threatening them with the
possibility Of having to help pay the
old debts OF the city. A continuation
Of the policy Of the advocates OF ex-
tension will force the railroad to
abandon their plans for any exteu-
sive improvements and possibly mean
the selection OF q new location OF the
yards. This. as anyone can see would
mean the rulnation OF our city. The
railroad has not asked anything OF
the people here. but have gone ahead
and purchased their own property,
and are now entitled to receive every !
announcement possible from the peo-
pie of Klamath Falls.
This Is q serious matter at this
time and the misguided and thought. |
less will do inestimable harm II they
do not wake up and take q tumble. |
1t is certainly q poor law that viii |
allow five or six people to teopsrdise
the interests Of several thousand.
go
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-11
No Danger

"What-,,r ,uu do. dear" wrote the
ardent lo,,r don't show NY letters To
you to an. one.
Have no irur, dearest" came the ~
ply. TIN Just ~ much ashamed of
them as you are
Aud with that the engagement be-
On me u matter of hlstor, Judge
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-11
osesisfvi Apessrsness.

Little Msrsls ,sfi~r watching her
small brother de,our several large sec.
uons VI chocolate cake Mamma, ian
Il funny bow much larger Jimmy real.
" Il than b. appear, to bs frulp The
outside f-Judx-.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-11

No rssI FOR tho ~icssd thsy ssy
That's wrong" the old convict con
fsssed.
'Hos. I've been quite bad tn my DAY
Ana frequently found th.r-'s afrsst
PhIlAa IELIs Press
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-11
The MAl,naa GirI.

Her moods ar. ~ondI,u. strange. "a,
said.
for hes grief 10 . bii.s .ubiIm.
" hose snd eyes With testu are rcd
She VOWS shss had . lossb time
HwashInxt ton star
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-11

You viii ssvs money by buying
sewing machines and all Of your sew
Ing machine supplies st Muilsrs. cor.
per Main and 9Th streets, 7.3ltf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-11

Copy Resder-How will II do to hsed
this story "a Growing Soandsir Cily
Editor--Cut out The growing" TAafs
REDUNDANT 4 scandal 0ways SssVs.
-CAieaeo Ix1hnAA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-11
The Modern komsd.

DID you ssk that man why be paid
rent Instead Of owning his own homer
asked one real estate agent
YES" answered the other. lie said
be didn't lie kept moving. Yopkers
Statesman
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-11
REVOLT IN THE SENATE.

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
Does Ma Wish She Was Pal

Il wish I had lot O. cash.
Sez pa. one winters night.
I'D go down South an stay a while.
Where days are warm an bright
He set an watched the fire die
Seemed lost ia thoughtful daze).
Till ma brought in some fresh pine
knots
An made cheerful blaze.
"a wish had million shares
q stock in Standard oil.
Ser pa ~ wouldn't do a thing
Ma made the kettle boil.
An mixed hot biscuits. fried some ham
An eggs. smelt good YOU betD
Fetched cheese an doughnuts. made
the tea
Then pa-set down an ~,
IL wish { was a millionaire.
Ser pa. I'D have snap.
Next. from the lounge. We heard a
SnOre.
Pa-at his evenin' nap,
Ma did the dishes. shook the cloth.
Brushed up. put things away
An fed the cat. then started up
Her plans for bakin' day
She washed an put some beans TO
soak.
An set some bread To rise;
Unstrung some dried apples soaked
can. too.
All ready for her pies.
She brought more wood. pat out the
cat.
Then darned four pairs 81 socks
Pa woke. an ser Its time for bed
Ma. have you wound both clocks"
Exchange
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
WARM DEBATE AT
PRISON MEETING
CHARGES or CRUELTY AND MIG
LECT LEAD To 4 SPIRITED
DISCUSSION.
WOMEN GET BUSY
Convention Ia Richmond closes With
Address by Prominent Religious
Worker Most successful Ia
History.

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
FEW ACRES LEFT FROM
FIRST SETTLERS GRANT

wINSTON-SALEM. y. Special
This session OF the MOravian Synod
was taken up in hearing reports from
the pastors Of churches In the South
ern provinces. These. with report OF
the committee on foreign missions
We're presented recommending a mum
beer Of amendments 10 the denOmina
tons constitution. This was referred
90 a committee In his report Treas
urer James T. Iineback said that Of
TIE real estate belonging 10 the Salem
congregation only tbirty-five acres re-
main OF 100000 acres OF original pur-
chase from Lord Granville In 1853
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
LETTER
To ROOSEVELT
PRINCE NEAR THE THRONE ASAS
SYMPATHY or THE WESTERN
POWERS ron kINGDOM.
HAVE WISE GOVERNMENT
Prince Regent l. Veal, but viii Have
Smart Men Behind Him Empire
l. Thought 20 BE safe.

PEKlNG Prince Ching. president
az the board ~ foreign affairs. has
forwarded direct to President Rocse-
Welt a personal letter Boa the name ~
pu vi the infant emperor 90 China
setting forth the crisis through which
tie throne has passed during the last
week Similar letters have been seat
90 an the other powers friendly @.
China. These communications make
am appeal for syspathy for au under
standing ~ the new rulers OF China
and emphasizes the efficiency with
which the events OF the past week have
been conducted
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
CrabappIe Combinations.

Crabapples should seldom II ever be
used alone for jelly or jam, as they
are too fiat and insipid When COM
bined with other fruit they are most
satisfactory. When used with an
equal quantity OF bluebeTries or black
raspberTies they make a particularly
fine jelly. Nothing could be finer
than the combination Of Wild grapes
and crabapples.
jelly made OF crabapples favored
with mint is liked by many 10 serve
with roast lamb.
An unusual combination is made of
oranges. raisins. and eTabapples cook
ed thick as a marmalade. Another is
made OF equal parts OF pineapple and
crabapples. The pineapples are
canned early. when plentiful and
cheap. and added To the crabapples
later in the season. GoOseberries and
crabappies can be used together with
good results.
Crabapple GinseT-ThFee quarts Of
chopped crabapples. three pints Of
sugar. one pint of water. two ounces
OF white ginger root pounded fine; add
pinch of cayenne pepper and few
slices Of lemen peel Boil until the
fruit in transparent
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
MAN GAUGHT IN BRISTOL
AND TAKEN TO MAINE

BRISTOL. VA - Special. Samuel
Clemens. the young man who was ar
rested in this county recently on a
charge OF having stolen jeweiry and
other property from the United States
government. and who Is now Ia jail
AZ Blountville. will X IS stated be
taken % Portland. Me. for trial. that
being the place where the theft IS
said TO have been committed Gle
mems. soon after coming 10 this coun-
y. after severing his connection with
The United States Army. married a
young woman 81 this county. and the
two we're living happily together when
Clemcns vas arrested
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
Won1an'S Department

the curl papers IN some pieces OF soft
wide. tafeta ribbon 81 q dainty. deli
cate blue. Roll the hair ou these and
then tie the ends OF the ribbon IN pref
~ bows instead of tying the papers
Three or four such bows give one "a
rather bizarre appearance. but the ef-
feet is not bad and u surely looks in-
hnitely better than the plain papers
Another way Co hide the curriers' and
90 give the head "a prettier appearance
IS to ne "a wide band al ribbon over
the left ear The erect of this is
rather "FreuChy and is "a decided
Improvement upon che appearance of
tie head when the curriers' are ont in
plain view
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
INCREASE FOR
WATER WAYS
PROVISION MADE FOR YiRfINlA
AND NORTH CAROLINA
STREAMS.
REACHES TO THOUSANDS
strong Recommendations Made ~
United states Engineer Marshall
General Regard For Work
In the south.

WASHINGTON. ID Especial. I'm
his hrst annual report General "
4. Marshall chief OF engineers. United
states Army. makes q strong appeal
for am increase iu the corps of euEi-
ueers The present authorized erEi-
necr corps be states. consists az los
officers. tie recommends an increase
ou military and civil works &C con
sfruction. nftT-seteu COB boz employed
in three additional haffalions ana ui
teen for reelmeutal organization.
General Marshall comments at con-
siderable length upon che increasing
duties of me corps of engneers. 40
present he Says onit forty -Iolr oI.-
Gers. OF about oue-lourth OF thc corps
are left under fun control of fhe De-
uarrment. 90 attend to tae Important
. construction works forutcarcne r'f-
or and harhor and other duties o..
soiVlng hy LAW upon tle corps GO eu.
gnecrs.
OH. SAYS chat while tle number o.
officers is Decreasing the reverse is
frue 1f tno work hl.er aul hsraor
improvements llc moss eoin- on under
annropr of q $500 nretiouaIN ln.
known. ratification construction has
heeu extended fo island possess l.n.
and 10 large shn.. ot tne Panama Oan1
work. has been entrusted COB Officers
|0f the corps
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
Exaggcration Is Bad Habit.

There are many children who eNag-
gerate 10 such an extent that the ia
bl,s they tell are actually untrue.
Most children viii oUtgrow this habit
in time but il the mother SO desires
size may try TO break mp the habit
with slight punishments. Children
who exaggerate in this fashion are
usually old enough TO be- reasoned
with. Above all things DO not forget
that children are Imaginative. and that
they sometimes live in plav world OF
their own which grown people find II
hard 10 enter
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28

Two cups o. white SUGAR. - cup of
butter. ] cup milk. 4 even cups or
flour eggs. 3 teaspoons of baking
powder AiiN the baking powder with
the flour. cream. butter and sugar.
add the unheateu yolks OF eggs milk
and flour. slowly beaten constantly.
then put whites ~ eggs n mix iu =
cupfuls q chopped ngs and bake Do q
rather quick oven
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
Apple Lemon cake.

eggs. cups flour. 3 teaspoons bak-
ms powder Beat sugar and butter to
"a cream. add yoiks OF eggs and flour
sifted three times with baking pow
der and then the beaten whites 81
eggs.
jelly one lemon grated ard add the
Juice apples grated : cup s-sgar =
eggs Beat an together. Boil one
minute and uut between LAYERS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28

-Four eggs. II cup butter. 8 ID cups
sugar - cup milk. Ia pound citron.
level teaspoons baking powder. tea
spoon vanilla. IL teaspoon salt = l-1
cups -four. Mix butter and sugar. then
add sifted -four and baking powder.
beat the eggs together and add milk
TO eggs and vanilla. and beat all well
together. Put layer OF citrOn and
then layer OF batter.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
me FemaIe Catcher.

willie-Mr KOyne. what baseball
team do you play on?
Mr.. Koyne-I never played ball in
my life
willie-That's strange. heard pop
say last night 20 sister that you were
a great catch -Brooklyn EnEie
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28

by mission IN life said ths saklr~
ist Is to put the dunca-csp On "a
heads OF other people,
BE careful replied his frs1na.
that you don't catch cuiEs---FAlszsSN
pata Laqgirer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28

f'N'NtHA A'tf A'.t''
he recommends au increase Boz the
number oC engineer Naftthons from
three fo six. and states thaf during
,he earls pare of 1900. mime ouf of
total number uf twelve engineer CONF
nanies were civeu work Boa ihe tropics.
much greater proportion than in The
case ~ any other branch of the ser
Vice. He recommends thar for the
proper supervision OF the instruction
and discipline oc the engineer batta-
lion that they should be organized into
regiments. each regiment 90 be com
posed ~ two hattanons.
TO avoid confusion and undesirable
material he recommends that this ln-
crease in the corps he made Co extend
over period of about hva years lu
I order that the efficiency Of the corps
+ shall be maintained at "a high stand
ard. he urges The establishment Of the
; grades OF sergeant ana military
oVerseer." the latter GO be appointed
t0 the number OF 100. also. that the
non-c0mmls sIOned stan of each bat
TALON to be Increased by a battalion
/ train-serEeant and a battalion com
missary sergeant
The chief of engineers submits estl-
mates of appropriations for the fiscal
eating S1T3o.213 Included in this
amount are the following. Repair and
protection OF tefenses of Pensacola
Fla. S5OT.1OG. defenses or Galveston
Tex. $4,000. sea coast batteries
Honolulu and Pearl Harbor. S4f9. 600
Manila. l.. l.. S2.369 600. installation oi
electric plants. Honolulu and Pear
HarbOr. stA469. Philippine Islands
. SS1 900. searchlights. Pearl Harhoi
and Honolulu. Sll.2SO. Philippine U.s.
lands Ssh 500. electrical installation
40 sea coast Qualifications. S9S4. 1853.
For river and harbor work the fol
lowing estimates are submitted Co
{ the fiscal year ending june 800. 1890
- Under continuing contracts $2u4f9
G U57. rivers and harbors general ln
Pa Guiding examinations. surveys au
- contingencies 81. 464l4l. under Cal
ifornia Debries Commission. $4,000
& prevention OF deposits u New Nor
- harbor. $l55.260, enlargement OF Gos
a ernors Island. New York. $500
addition 20 the above the MississiuI
a River Commission submits an est
IS mate amounting 90 S3.O00.o00. reduce
O. by the Chief OF Engineers to s. 0eo .00'
b Southern Harhor work.
Estimates for river and harbor Wor
FOR Virginia and North Carolina are q
ga fellows
s. Virginia Norfolk 100000. Rapp.
% hammock River $4,000. Cape Charlt
tity $25.NUO. Hampton Roads. Sl-
e 500. Norfolk harbur $4,000. milan
q water route. Norfolk to Albemar
b sound y O.. $4,000. waterway fro
Norfolk to Sound OF N0rth Caroln
Do $1,000 AppomattoN River. sioUn'
Elizabeth River. $1,000. James R.V.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
Light Hair Grown DARK.

Light hair often grows darker as a
girl grows older and IL IS this fact
that is responsible for many bleach
ed blondes The girl who formerly
was proud Of her pretty, light hair
finds herself gradually becoming
neither a blonde nor a brunette, but
what is often called disappointed
blonde" SO she buys some peroxide
and almost before she knows II she is
a peroxide blonde" Not enough can
be said about the foolishness OF tam
pering with the color OF the hair. II
you wish to prevent your hair from
growing darker. add the juice OF sew
eral lemons TO the water In which you
wash the hair and then dry the hair in
the sun and wind.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28
THE MAN WHO KNOWS

Tea. 49, =. A. ~ ~ A. - 49, U-as
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- -rcsss $3.50 e~rts - Asvts-tf -
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xnc~i~z~ ~ rs1-s ts - - nal-rz 80 -
s-rr easrr - ~ 49, - hsra--s srr~.s1 49,
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boy - z--as-- posatl~ r.sre ~ r-sue - -
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- 49, .r-n~iesi ~er~~- sd ~ s~~-r~ tu~.s
- So h-,-r t.o.z~ "A ssa,-s ~ - 40 sr~s-N
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-28

II you are one OF those unlUcky NOR
tails TO whom straight hair has been
given. when wavy hair 10 BY far the
9est becoming. and hate looking so
like a fright" az night. why not try
ne plan OF one pretty girl and roil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-13
PALM SUNDAY.

Yesterday was Palm Sunday and
beautiful April day. The sun shone
brightly and the skies were blue and the
air Just crisp enough TO make one want
to be out OF doors. Many OF the fruit
trees are now in full boom aud their
fragrance lent additional charm to the
day. MANY people we're ON the streets
while many more rjiyed sIrolls In the
country. Spring has and spring suits
were 10 evidence, MANY holding that
bright Z aim Sunday in hand WAS worth
two r4ing E,stefs in the future, so de-
cided 10 take co risk in DOMINIC their
new reeal's.
Palm Sunday ushers in the most
solema week in the Christian calendar.
,Christs triumphant entry into Jerusalem
with the background of His passion and
death were the theme Of sermons 10
several of the churches, while 1.-The
Palms" vas rendered by many OF the
,choirs. A. 81. Mary's Church Ia he
morning palms was blessed and dis
,tributed and this In many shapes was
wore during the day b5 men sud women
alike. An able sermon was delivered at
the night services by Rev. Father Rank
10, of the Apostolic Mission Houss,
Washington. At Christ Church In the
morning Bishop Gibsca preached an
able sermon and confirmed class oil
five. At Grace Church at night the
bishop preached again and confirmed a
class of sixteen. Rev. F. r. Boston,
of Warrentou, occupied the pulpit at the
Baptist Church at both services IN
terestiug services we're also held at In
manuel Lutheran Church where ffteer
children we're confirmed, the edihce be
ing beautifully decorated for the occa'
sIon. The services in the other churches
we're according to Saturdays announce
U,ents. The congregation at all were
large. At night the moon made th'
earth almost as light as day and many
remained on the streets till late hour
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-04-13
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Fielder O. 5liOgluf, OF Baltimore,
"a visiting Miss Katherine Stuart on
King street.
M,s. Thomas Semmes, OF Richmond,
IA the guest OF Mrs. Gilbert ]. Cox,
Mr.. Hugh Todd, OF Indian Territory,
Ia the guest OF his mother, Mrs. FfsnK
8. Harper, on Prince street. ,
Mrs. George Johnston has returned
from summerville, s. O., where she
spent the winter.
Mr.. Oysrton Price, assistant national
forester. has returned from trip 10
Canada. Monday Mr.. Price gave q
lecture before the Ooop'r Union in Ne"
York city.
Mrs. Edward 8. Fawcett and Der s>n,
Laurence FsRcett, lsft Friday for Scran-
ton. Pa. where they will be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lesis Oheesemsn.
Mrs. Henry Dsinger6eld and her
daughter, Miss Katharine DaiDgerheld,
who was one of this seasons most attrsc-
i've debutsnles, in Baltimore. aud who
spept the winter OF 933 g.. Paul street,
will spend portion of the summer AZ
the guest OF Mrs. Dsinger6sld's brother
in-lsw and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George
O. jenkins, at Seven Oaks, their home
ia The Green Spring valley, Md.
Capt. Richard Henry Lee, OF TITUS
vile, Pa, is visiting his COUSINS, Mr..
and Mrs. E. ]. Evans.
The public Is cordially invited to al
tend q reception 10 be given to Rev. U.
d. Bulla by the Epworth League 10 the
Young Peoples huilding tonight.