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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13
Facts From France.

DOG barbers are quite common 10
Paris Their chief duty L. to shave
ps.lnss.
npnh has been particularly i'five 10
The uapks Of famous frrnchmru. The
rasee press points out that the
fu academy has lost onr'fourih
q - membsrship In the last two
ysasl
rhe Frrnch government has solrrd
the income tag problem by calculating
q person's Income at sersn tlmrs the
house rent be pays so Person who
paid q house rent Of $500 would pay .
tag on an income of $3.50.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13
Things theatrical

Ella Wheeler wIlcos Will probably
hare ihrpe vaudeville sketches pro
duced shortly.
J,seph coyne has contracts abroad
for several years. lie Is now paying
n The Merry Widow"
Edna wrllacs Hopper Is studying
law and expects TO BE- able TO minass
hcf avn lawsuits In the future.
Niss Grace Hazard has resolved %.
fcrs frpia several managers. lnrlrdln:
one to take the principal rVle In The
Moon Maiden"
Charles e. Blame. has arranged for
the app~aruncp of Mlss Cecil Spnoner
in London in q rrper'ory ~ four playa
two of which will br sni!rriy new.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13
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Henry Coz went 70 xlsmath Falls
rnursday aisht at . o'clock and re-
sur,sd sAs ssxt morning.
ne moving pictures we're very
sood Saturday night Ars- Ben
Faus saAg Two sonss which pleased
svsry cns.
Niss Pearl and Master Herber,
psnorcss and Louis Tolle. klamath
Falls students. we're hero 70 visit
their friends and pareats Sunday.
WIN Woodbury. y painting the
savssy bugsiss bsleasias to the Coz
1ses. Of SAs MASCOT livery stable.
TNs dsses sivss By Tom Balls
lest Friday was well attended. The
music sursisAsd by tho Lamm Hros.
vas very good. The ladies gave the
supDef. which was nies.
HSary Coz vsat 70 klamath Fails
xDD04Y.
Dern-Nay 8. 1905. % NJ. and
Ma Bob Mitchell ~ iiH pound
dssGbsoc.
About two weeks after the eighth
grads sxamination. the pupils Of that
srsds expect 70 give eommoacsmsat
o1orcisO.'
Dr. q. =. Demorsss expects to
leave tor Bly, On Nay 18th. where he
viii % dental work.
Grandma Wilson u vsry III with .
baA cough AID ecld.
Charlie Coz has started the wood
sav 70 going again. He and John
JoAason savsd lSx cords today.
Dr. J. o. Passsrson fell from the
sea4old Of his nsv building and
breks his arm.
Esther cansen returned from Cal.
isos1ia. vhsrs shs has been visiting.
Lass Friday morniag Billy Wilson
vas taksa % Gan rranciseo on &C.
eosat Of Ais health. He has been
veey III.
L. Clemens vas another man Who
fell nom . baildins. He was not
hart vssy badly. Just skiaasd up .
littls.
Dave Coz expects 10 move his fam.
iiy into the house bsloagiag 70 Mr..
0viaUs.
Nf. and Nrs. T. ". Durham ex.
pect TO move into the house OF Mr..
and Ars. Wslch. Mr.. and Mrs..
wsleh expect 70 sss.c! soon.
Nr. and Nrs. johnson Whitney
ass up from the sheep camp again.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13
The lee Cream Frse.er,

Airs. Napvy ". johnson % Washing
tou was the urs, psrSou to iIGr nGi u
pIieut for III he ,r'am IrrVacT She
VIA the vile VI u naval o.i.rr Sue
took vui tue patcut IN lSlJ sni so!i
lls rights for >,l.5.0
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13
Stale hemem.ss cresd.

The best way to iresheu homemade
bread 81 that Il Is Us Iocl ~ new u
70 dip the lUa! In cold water. put II In
pm aud bake II until Il u heated
through Then wrap II In q damp
cloth. and e ben cold II V as good as
wteu nrst baked.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13
Ipdeosodenes Hall,

tudcperdcuc- hail. which was bought
By the city Of Philadelphia from the
STATE for large sum aud on which
S,OeoCo has been spen, Tor rrs,oTa'
ton. Is visited by ap average " i.VS0,'
90 a year.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13
Aosaconistie ElewerA

rlorticultur.ts la,e DIS, ov,rrI that
ro,cs sud MISuourttr ,aunoi iSe 10
Epthrr. IL the two towers are placed
tusrth her In y vase. LvIh w.ihsr w.IA.a
lllS IN hour.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13
scotland's He.re.a

The climate " ScoI!aEa ls such that
waterproof garm.nts arr usually ~
Gslrrl more Or less durins every uion,a
Cs the year. TIE average annual Saln-
tili = about foTty.nvs ipv heA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13

Delay In buying lots iu Midland
means another disappointment
coming your WY within 80 days
raEo Campbcils tip,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13
Tho Kue.u Cean.

The quickest crowln: plant in the
world Is said TO b- th. kudzu. a spe.
cics Of bean. II IL said 20 have been
known to grow sixty feet In three
months.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13

Special sale of town lots IN Hot
Addition commences today
Lots. so foot froat. $3.50 TO $500
So, Campbell. 4
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13

Acquired Feretisy,
Rurmese b~llpcs tina, by eating the
cesh uf tigers they acquire the cAasae'
terls,Iys oS that animal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13
Tha RiAcr.ide.

The right bank of the river IN that
which lies on the right hand when tho
tack u turned to th. rivers source.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13
Tho Mad Parliament.

The name "uiad parliament" was giv'
ca to the parllalurut wniNa assrIio''d
at Oxfurl ~ the year las lEd usose
oa, into vpeu rsDsl!.ol a..i!I.i usu:y
III
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13

The Cral uu2utalns practically sup
ply the world wiIb emcraids ilsJ
a.s exported In the rough.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13
Ancient kisrariea

Babylou's primitive inhabitants nrr
said to have Iad libraries seventeen
centuries u. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13
Yh, Patriarch yaeeb.

II Is SAID that the mummy OF ths
PitTIaryh jacob stu resis " tls cave
o. Na1hpelah
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13

ABSTRACTS. 10 you need one :
SEQ MASON y SLOUGH. First doc,
as, OF tho American Bank \ Trust
Co. on Main street. y
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-05-13

The I'll lanp has pTn abolished frnin
the railrUd cars " Canada hy r''
crnt enactment " the porirnn rail.
way cpmmissiun. which requires That
IN the fu'urr all ear ilch''nv must 10
done by con,rrsscI cu sas, accty irns
gas or electricity.
Southern Marehuria.
The soil und cliuat~ of soutnrru
Manchuria. ssisyiaily Throughout ths
fertile l.iao valley, Il naturally adapt
I'd to the abundant pniducii1n " ln'
dian corn. The ri,h ullurlai suil, to-
rpthrr with the long. hot summer days
nd warm nights. comblnrd With CO
plous showers. CONSTITUTE Ideal ,rndi
tons Tor the succrssful prNiuvtlou VI
corn
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-28
NEWS AND NOTES
OF LEGISLATURE
SENATE PASSES TRADlNG
STAMP eILL-soME OF THE
NEW BILLc.

Atlanta, Ga, July 27.-The pTohibi-
house today, no effort having been
made to have the Alexander bill tax
en- up by any OF its advocates and
the rules committee having declined
to change the regular order. 1t is
now believed that the bill will not
come up again during the present
I session, which means that it will die
a natural DEATH
No More Trading Stamps.
There will be no more trading
stamps given away in Georgia. Which
news Will doubtless bring sorrow to
countless housewives and joy 10 many
merchants.
House bill q, which forbids the
giving Of trading stamps, came up foI
consideration Monday morning.
The McLendon Case.
Certain politicians who, for one
reason or another, are aligned with
S. Guyt McLendon, deposed railroad
commissioner are doping themselves
on the delusion that should the pres
ent session OF the legislature fail to
take action on Ex-Governor Smiths
message of suspension OF on the re-
port Of the joint investigating COM
mittee, Mr.. McLendon would thereby
through the passive operation of the
law, remain in office.
But the law of Georgia holds a diff
ferent opinion, according to some of
the members Of the house and SEN
ate Nothing short Of a positive ac
quittal by the present session Of the
general assembly for 1909-10 OF
failure to act by the next session OF
this general assembly, as wen as by
the present session, they say, can
restore the suspended commissioner
Against Riding Astride.
ANY woman in The state Of Georgia
who rides astride viii become
felon, If the biHF introduced in the
house yesterday by Representative
Wright, Of Stuart county, become a
law
The statesman from Stuart never
saw woman ride astrida until he
came to Atlanta. He was shocked
and houifiod by the sight Of pretty
girl in divided skirts whirling along
on the tack OF a mettlesome horse.
A bin has been introduced in the
lower house of the general assembly
making it unlawful for females over
Y years OF age to ride astride any
where within the limits Of the com
monwealth on any street or public
road
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-28
Sees Mother crow YOUNG.

II would be hard to overstate the
wonderful change in my mother
since she began 10 use Electric Bit
ters," writes Mrs. w. L. fitzpatrick
of Danforth, Me. Although past %
she seems really to be growing yruIs
again. She suffered untold misery
from dyspepsia for 90 years. A. la.t
she could neither eat. drink nor sleep
Doctors gave he" up and all remedies
failed till Electric Bitters worked such
wonders for her health" They in
vigorate all vital organs, cure liver
and lidney troubles. induce sleep, i'm
part strength and appetite. Only sec
ut Roses Drug Store.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-28
SOLICITORS MAY
ALL LOSE JOBS
BILLS INTRODUCED A5OLlsHlNe
OFFICES OF SOLICITORS
GENERAL.

Two measures Of state wide i'm
portance and which propose material
changes in the judicial changes OF the
state have been introduced in the
house by Messrs. Faircloth, Of john
son. and Allen, of Upson.
These measures look to the passage
of constitutional amendment to
abolish the office of solicitor general
in Georgia and create the office OF
county attorney to represent the
state and county in all judicial mat
ters. 1t is probable that these meas
ures will be threshed out in detail
before the general judiciary commit
tee and the movers hope for fay-
orable report at. this session.
The plan is to elect a county at
torney in eacn county or from an ad-
joining county if no attorney in any
county can meet the qualifications
who shall serve for term Of -four
years.
It shall be the duty Of the county
attorneys to represent the state in
all cases in courts Of inquiry, city,
county or superior courts and in all
cases appealed from their county to
the court OF appeals or the supreme
court and to represent his county in
all civil and criminal business. A
person eligible for election as county
attorney must be % years of age and
a resident Of the county for two years
and have practiced law for three
years. He shall receive fees in lieu
Of other compensations. He must
give bond in the sum of $2,500 and
if he fails to attend courts as re-
quired is subject TO a fine Of $50, to
be paid on the order of the Judge Of
the superior court
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-28
ROUND TRIP EXCURSION RATEs


AsHENlLLE, N. C-sll.S0.
On sale July s, 8 10 and l1th. Good
returning until july 26th.
ATLANTA, GA. $3.50
On sale june 10 and 90 Good re-
turning until IIne %.
ATHENS. GA.-sS95.
On sale June %, 27, IS; July 8, s,
10 and IL Good for fifteen days
and may be extended or payment
Of a small fee.
BLACK MOUNTAIN, \. C,-s16,25.
Tickets on sale June 80; July l
and 2. Good returning July 2S.
BLACK MOUNTAIN, n. C.-$12.25.
Tickets on sale July IL, 10, 26.
81 and August 2 Q, Is, 2l and %.
Good returning until Sept 5.
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLo-$516O.
Tickets on sale July I, 2, 3 and a..
GooG returning until July 80.
DENVER, CoLO.-$516o.
Tickets On sale July |. ,, and
a. Good returning unSl July 80.
KNOXVILLE, TENN.-$14.y5.
Tickets on sale June %, 21, p. 2s,
81, July s, 10 II and 81. Good fo'
fifteen days and tickets may be ex-
tended on payment Of small fee.
MONTEACLE. TENN-s14st.
Tickets on sale July !, 10, II, 2S
"a and so. Good returning until
Sept 25.
NASHVILLE, Tf.NN.--s1T.o5.
On sale June IS, 20 and 80 Good
returning within fifteen days and
tic6ets may b extended on pay
ment of small fee.
NEW YORK. n. Y.-$95oo
Tickets On sale June IS. July /.
S. s. i2, Is, -. 30. &c, 90; Aug
ust >. 8. Q. 70, 16. 10. %, &c and
80. Good returning until Sept. ~.
ST. PAUL. MINN.-s4S.10.
Tickets on sale July 8, 4 and 5
Good returning until July 81.
SEATTLE, WASH,
PORT AND, ORE,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL,
los ANGELES. CAL
Account of Alaska Yukon Paeinc
Exposition. If interested apply for
further information including rates.
routes and literature.
E.L. MGoUGAN,
GENERAL AGENT.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-28

THE HOTEL CUMBERLAND HAS
GRANTED A RATE o. $500 PER
WEEK FOR BRUNSWICK PEOPLE.
NO CHARGE FOR CAR FARE.
CHEAP BOAT RATES. ADDRESS
[. A. MILLER, MANAGER, CUM
RERLAND ISLAND, ca.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-28

DELAY in taking Fmey's Kidney KEN :
say II Won have oackache, kidney OF
bladder trouble, fastens the disease
mon Won and makes a cure more dH'
ecult Commence taking Foley,s Ma
ney Remedy today and you VII soos sa
ne well Why risk serious ma'aeS
For sale by Atlanta Pharmacy
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-28

For diseases of the liver, kidneys
and stomach, there is no better min
eraI water in the world than Glenn
Springs Mineral Water. Pepsi Cola
Bottling Co., agents.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-28
smashes Az eeeords.

AS an all-round laxative tonic am An1
hea,tb. builder no other pills csn com
nare with Or. Kings New LIE r@llls. @
Tnev Tone and regulate stomach hNe'
ana k,6neys. purify the blood. sirens
then the nerves; cure eonstpstlo.i'
dysncns'a. olnousness. iaunolce' neSu- '
aana eh,ns ara malaria. TRY 'he'"
.r. =, pos4's srrus St0-
xou are invited TO call on Nanney S
- onnosite the oeIethorpe, when
,Santinq = anything in the drug ''"e'
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-28

Delay in commencing treatment for
a slight rregularity that could I"Ve
been cured quickly by Foley's k'cney
Remedy may result in serious kid'
ney disease, Foley's Kidney RemfH.
builds up the worn-ont tissues anu
strengthens these organs.
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-28

THE HOTEL CUMBERLAND Is
NOTED FOR GOOD SERVICE. IT'S
A GREAT PLAYGROUND FOR Chill
DRFN. WRITE L. A. MILLER, MAN
The Brunswick news., 1909-07-28
FOR SALE

A valuable farm about six miles
from this city; she'll road nearly
all the way; nicely adapted for
chickens and hogs, also vegetable
raising; forty hogs included in the
sale. Farm just to the righ; Of
chappeII church. Come quick as
il is a bargain, or address
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

cotton. and No. 1s- needles should be used by a
loose kpitter while number II needles best If the
work is done by tight knitter
Cast twenty stitches on each of three needles and
work tweny-four rounds of ribbing. forming fine rib
OF one puri and one plain or two purl and plain
corolns 10 fancy. Arrange the stitches have
tWenty-seven needle, sixteen the second and
seventeen on the third The pattern worked on the
neeoe Win the twenty seven stitches and
two rows which alternately until the toe Is
commenced First One turned stitch Ca stitch plain
~ knitted but by inserting the needle back in
stead OF at the 'front.' which twists the stitch that
1t stands up more prominently and helps to form a
riuge) zone purl, one turned stitch front slip
one. knt TWO together draw the slipped stitch the
ne" stltch WOOL in 'front.' then stitch Repeat
from to the end Of line Knit the stitches on the
Two remaining needles plain, exception of the
nrst stitch of the third needle must be purled
until the heel is to form the seam stitch
Second row: One stitch, one purl one turned
s.itcn, tnree plain Repeat until all the stitches on
the needle have been knitted. Alternate these two
rows regularly until the toe Is reached When six
rows nave oeen knitted beyond the ribbing decrease
Dy kni.ting Two together on each side OF the seam
Stitch ieaVlng distance of plain stitch between
the decreasing and the Repeat the decreasing
at the end OF the next six the fancy
hhlttns IN front and the plain knitting back
the SOCK until the pattern worked
tmes' namely forty-eight rounds ribplng.
Il
Work the heel on the needles which have been
used for plain knitting by working alternate rows of
pain knitting from the front and pur knitting from
ne PACK, snpplng always the first stitch of purl
plain until strip of knitting having
down the side has been Turn the heel BY, pur-
ING until one past the purl two together, pur
one. Turn, slip one knit purl one one knit
two together, knit Turn slip the nrst stitch and
pur until the stitch gap by turning
Is reached purl two together (naney. each side
OF tne gap), purl one Turn, and repeat the In
plain and purl alternately taking two together (name
~ enc on each side of the gap) and working be-
yond, until gusset shaped piece been knitted
"hch brings the stitches in line with the loops down
each side of the heel
Pick UP the loose stitches left hand
as the estft al
ready in use Continue the pattern front needle
PICK up the loops the other needle, knit
On rro needle together with half the stitches at the
gusset turning OF the heel until the glitch Is
reached Count the stitches the Aa& eedles
and make them equal In number
The decreasings for the ankle, uhcA donfl
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

wAT has been suggested that III the pros
kc2E 81 4 pective mother is unpleasantly conscious
kzSN & 4 OF her appearance feeling that her clothes
EcNk = Z are unbecomng and ugly unfor-
Ez1zzzzuI tunate influence is brought bear the
EGMME1f child-and that the awkwardness clum-
b&9N2Af sness. shyness. and other kindred traits
OF growing children may be directly
traced this condition On the other hand, during
this preliminary time one is healthfuly. atractively
ard becomingly g9ned Il certainly helps keep
happier, more contented and cheerful and every
ming possible shorsd keep In joyful hope
ru and conteted ssste of mind People who believe
possibilities OF prenatal will readily
the importance. then. Of suitable attractive
dressing.
Dresses made with much surplus fullness such as
Unnecessary gathers around the waist ana deal
fullness in the waist blouse usually
worn, are clumsy looking and unbecouning
Some Of the fashions of this coming spring Will be
both practical and becomingthe high WASTED gowns
the order OF the empire, the stole and long and
sash effects the long. half fitting wraps and
likes picturesque can have the love
kinds Of house dresses and wrappers The fash
onable short tranbut not the fashionable long mar
row. pointed affair-wn be found universally becoming
for indoor
teution to the special requirements figures
it is possible to buy skirt patterns instance cut
for this purpose SO they viii set and hang properly
-als simplihes the making at home ones clothes
Probably for suit skirt there he nothing pretter
than nine gored although or eleven cores
viii be all right IL preferred
Among the several good style suits shown is one
with nine gored skirt, and the general hints given
other number Of cores It Will be good plan cut
gore each side front extra wide
inches its front edge-then face each side
the front from the eleven inch
and fasten TO the side by hooks and eyes
the patent fasteners moving those to the
ida cores towards the front necessary out
The other seams be sewed the whole length
Darts sometimes suggested for one or two Of
side but unless the darts necessary when
skirt is made the skirt will hang and look
sadly below the II such provision seems
ecsssary, the skirt had better be cut with
ride tuck, covering each is illustrated, and
Glowing wide that when the skirt must be
narged the side be let out under tucls
without showing. thus keeping better proportions.
Many Of the patterns provide for lengthening when
necessary, by being with extension top which
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

ally the sides The back of the skirt should cut
either with inverted plait or a box paIt.
With this style skirt simple. pretty blouse
made the shirtwaist order, will pretty. should
match the skirt in color, and soft silk satin, or
crepe de chine will make up we'll. The blouse shown
with the skirt is easy to make and good looking ads
with paits across the front, stitched yoke depth.
and plain IN the hack excepting for the slight flness
the line.
White different colored waists from the SKIRT are
not becoming, and should be avoided, but softer,
lighter weight material. matching the skirt exactly
waisted as possible have narrow belt soft grdle
the same material as the blouse.
The suit coat should be made like the illustration
figure OF shirtwast and the skirt
Just described The back of the coat has middle back
seam but one on each sde starting from the middle Of
the shoulder; these left inches up
bottom. The under and shoulder only other
in the coat The pretty shaped does not t
II be let IL necessary. It will be
ing If too contrasting colors used in It's manufac
ture.
For one piece dress, something on the order OF
the empire style Will be becoming, and pretty model
is shown on this page To begin with. fitted waist
lining must be made and while this will fasten in the
back the front darts must be made with eyelets
each side they be laced up. the size regu-
lated as is necessary. To this lining the nine gored
plated skirt is fastened. giving high waist line.
The front piats in the skirt made adjustable
the simple pretty blouse is made with sufficient fullness
in the shape Of shoulder paits that get
too scant. Covering the joining of skirt
soft girde satin matching in
Ihs mas sasn ends which hang down at side Of the
back and will permit Of readjustmen gown this
character would be pretty. made OF
silk, in q rather dark becoming shade.
There should be provided least dressy, pretty
wrapper tea gown. and cashmere nuns yelling Silk
voe, any other similar material will be suitable
wrappers and sacques also necessity and several
pretty styles shown II clothes are to be
essary for summer batiste, lawn linen muslns
chalis. silk will be the choice; whatever is se-
ected that the styles chosen pretty and becom
ng and that every thing is made view to com
fort as we'll The time necessary spend to accom-
plish ali this is well spent.
The knitting Of fancy socks for infants
the trouble involved and tho following directions are
go simple that they might be followed by any one who
has never attempted knitting more complicated than
plain sock OF stocking They be made silk. wool