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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-12

The bamboo shoots that are eaten
are not yet branched. Of couical form
and sheathed iu an envelope generally
covered BY small. prickiy bristles.
These young shoots emerge very WIG
orously from the soil at the foot OF thu
bamboo tufts. The chinese and Japa'
nese. II appears. consume large Quanti
ties OF them. They uss them % sea'
soning with pork and chicken. Ths
arst thing In their preparation uatu'
rally b to rid the sprouts Of their dis
agreeable sheath. They are then cut
either lensthwiss o. In slices and an
placed In boiling water. The water y
renewed once OF twice. and after add
Ing salt Q vegetable b obtained which
reminds one strongly OF the root Of ths
srtichoke. The japanese also eat them
preserved In brine OF vinegar. TN
sathering OF the young bamboo shoots,
during which one e-must b careful Of
The prickly envelope. takes place In
June aud November In Tonkin. Ths
November shoots are thu better apprs'
ciated.-Nsw York Herald's Paris Edi
tlOn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-12

The hahit oe looking at the beet sIoe
OF any even, N worth fAr more tnan
thoueaud p,,usds . yea.-Johnsoe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-12
LINCOLN TRIED II.
AaA Ykss GaSsd sks Naval Osssskss
ev0,shsVeo(.

Ou ooe of AR. t.incoin's excursions
90 tostr~ss Mouror an tho ss~a n,~r
Hartford In issi his a,i~ntio0 Vas d.
rrrs~d 20 . narrow d"or tound with
lsvu. tbs uss VI ~hich he Vas ahsious
10 learn.
"HhaS 10 thisy' hs asked.
''Oh. that 10 the s~catbox." Vas the
rvply. 10 10 us~si Zoe refractory aud
insul,orsiinstr s~sm~n, A man In there
n subl~rt~d 10 steam heat sud hss very
little sSniitstion. u grb~raiiy brings
him 10 terms srsy auickiy."
Pvvstieas i.incoin's curiosity wns
arvuss~i. ''Thisl- he said 90 himself.
rs treatment 10 which thoasa nds of
Amss,can srameu arv prohably sub,
je~sed every yeas. i.~t me Try u fos
myself aud sss what u really is"
Taking o6 his hs'. for he was sescr'
ai inches over ais Zee, iu height. he en-
Srr~d the iociosurr. ~hhh he found TO
b. little ,norr than three feet IN length
cr width. tlc gave ordcs that at
sisuai from himself the door should
~ Immediately op~ned. u was then
closed aud the steam turned on
1ls had bcra inside hardly thrc~ min
utcs before ta~ signal was given Tres
,ieut Lincoln had experienced enough
of what was then rrsarsi~si ~ nrrcs'
cary punishsnsut for American amen,
There Was very little ventilation. snd
the short exposure 90 the hot aud hu'
MD cir hnd almost su6"a'ci him.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-12
KNEW IT WOULD RAIN.
And Ns Nad Q ovbstsWtlal oasls ess
HE CsWvletleN.

And Ns Ned Q ovbstsNtlal ossls ess
Nis csWvlstlsW.
A mission teacher on the Bowsry. By
tho force Of bis enthusiasm. succesasd
In gaining the interest os well known
tough. who began at once 10 change
his way Of living. certainly to the sig'
nal bstterment Of his worldly comfort.
us wore new clothes. associated with
attractive people aud experienced the
prosperity Of peaceful Ideas.
The convert. though much regsueras'
I'd, could not wholly abandon his for
mer life. and tho drift OF his mind to-
ward things Of tho past came into
startling evidence. He attended . nom
devotional class meeting called BY his
mentor for the special purpose Of con-
sIisrins the practical ways aud means
OF promoting q monster basket picnic.
An appropriate date for the picnic was
one OF tho matters to bs decided.
Much to the general astouishmsnt. the
convert was greatly opposed to the
date favored by all the others. 4 recess
was taken to discuss the issue more
informally, and tho mission worker
drew his protegs aside TO intsrrogats
him.
ut y going 10 rain that day." Dc.
clarsd the convert earnestly. 1T viii
spoil the picnic"
"But bow do you know Il b 10 ssr.
tain to rainr'
Then the convert blurtsd forth BIZ
reasons hslplsssly. but With eonvie'
ton:
. " have Il straight that Tsboo's 20
pls VIII start hsr iu the third On that
very day. she b out tor . Killing. aoo
/ never knew her to run that u didn'(
ralu New york Telegraph.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-12
4 PATRIOTIC Pa.
The ovsss PEI rhss Wee Adspsst by
Q Regiment.

Wso'ws0t.
Perhaps tho sirapsrst pet that ever
attracted q rrgimcpts fancy was .
pig. She attached herself TO Q Ken
tacky rvgim-nt on the way 20 invade
Canada during the war u isi2.
~ the mrn marched out from llas.
rcisburg Que morning they came across
two pigs lighting. They halted TO ~
u out. when tho marh Was resumed
the victorious pig followed the rcgi.
mont When they rncamlcd at night
the pig halted aud found = shelter.
The next morning the pig started with
the regiment. aud when II s,opV~d the
pig halted Day by day u trottei
along until tho Ohio river was reached
A fcrryboai transported the troops to
Cincinnati. but the pig swan the
stream aud walt~i on the other aide
until tho regiment took up i's line Of
marh.
During the long tramp TO- the lake
piggy received her full share OF ra'
iions. Occasionally the men wcr~ put
on short commons. but no one thought
Of sticking tho reginents pet
when they came 10 the lakes shore
piggy was offered . passage across TO
Canada. she refused 10 stir from Amer.
ican soil.
When tho campaign closed the troops
rscroasesi 10 American soil. where they
had left their horses. A. the line was
hslns formed . familiar grunt was
aeapa. There was piggy ready to ~.
sumo the march. On the h0meward
way the pig suffered greatly from the
cold weather. II crossed. however. the
Ohio river and then gave In.
Governor shelby Of Kentucky bad
piggy conveyed TO his farm. aud thers
she passed her days in indolsnce and
good living. honorcd 40 the regimsuts
pet-Exchanss. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-12

psrsnt- wlliie my father ussd to
whip me when ! behaved .. oadiy ~
you an doing, willie- Well. ! nope
rM never have 10 tell my little eoy
that nxcharge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-12
A Nation u 0srrssses.

xansibar appears. from . consular
report. to BE- . place of univesual bot.
rowing. "Neither the Arab nor toe
ewahili." says the report. has The
aiightest idea Of thrift. Tue former.
wheu hs has cold bis clovsa. imme9i.
ateiy spends the proceeds in entertain
Ing OF In the purchase Of European
articles foe which be has little o. 10
use. Hc then mortgages bic property
st Q ruiuous rate Of Interest or sells
his uext years crop 10 advance at .
pric~ which would hardly pay for its
harvesting. with the Inevitable result
that he II always up to bis eyes iu
debt. The swahiii. n he happens TO
b. out of debt at the beginning Of the
month. spends all bis nay within .
few days 10 food or native dances and
has to beg. borrow OF steal sufllcient
to maintain himself for the rest Of the
month. The money lender 10 In both
cases the Indian. and the Interest
which be- charges varies from % up 10
800 per cent"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-12
WHlreNAsHIMe COAL.
Nss osas ess tks osks u Nsst~sss.
bvt 70 prsvsWs Thstts.

Nss osas ess tks osks u Nsstasss.
kvs 70 prsvsWs Thsets.
psssons who have been somewhat
assouiahcd by having whitewashed
cesi delivered TO them viii Be- inter-
ested 10 know that ths whitewashins
10 not done 10 Improve the appearsnce
o. 10 increass the buruins qualities
Ths Treatment neitbss improves nos
harms The fuel.
Il 10 Q detective scheme 90 The paet
OF the railroads 10 locate and 10 pee-
vent then Of the coal ~ u n hauled
from the mines to The consumer
Tb~ss deprpdations amount to thou.
sands Of tons annually. and The rail-.
roads are the sufferers. ~ u 10 up to
them 10 deliver ~ many tons at their
destination. often Q thousand miles
away. 20 were weighed In when the
car was turned over foe transportation
Two or three tons may b. removed
from Q carload containing forty tons
without attracting attention 10 Ito de-
creased quantity until the car u again
placed on the scales. To locate the
loss. says Popular Mechanics. mmewa.
ter II sprayed over . carload Of coal
Iu q short time the water has evapo-
rated. leaving q load Of white coal
Then r~moval of any coal leaves big
black spot. which b quickly noticed By
inspectors and station agents and the
leak found aud stopped.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-12

ut did me good" observed . young
girl who had just returned from Eng
land, ito ere IN real life one OF the
old customs my grandfather used to
tell me about-the burning Of the tims
candle at an auction. In Berkshire the
old custom still prevails. aud when an
suctiou b In progssps aud au article V
put up for bidding . short length OF
candle 10 lighted % the bidding begins.
Ths shouting continues until he can
dle burns out. and the last bid before
Il aickers its last 10 the one that takee
the cake. ! don't know but what u
has an advantage over the Volns. -
IND, gone. variety. but Il b fearfully
Glow aud un-Auericau." u."-Dxchangs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-12

A little store with the bsst n the
grocery iIne--ciean. new. fresh. snd
prices reasonable. One trial viii
conv'ncs you that II h the piscs 70
trade. 7.ietf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-12
The Day Of Rest.

"Aud now" said Mr. fishh*ck OF
Rillviile. "let 10 bs thankful tor ons
dsy OF rvus aud rot ready for church.
"Yss." sald his wife; run out aud
chop soms wood aud milk tho cows
aud light the nrs aud make tue couse
and wash the children while ! bang
nv hnirr- Atlanta Constitution.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-12

n have always been q reader OF
your poetry" began Mrs. Gushe.
~ sm glad" replied A'sernon
Chsr,ss Mystic. "that some one under
stands mse,"
"Oh, but thst II what ! have been
hoping 10 meet you for. ! wansrd you
10 ssplsiu. - Philadelphia North Amer
lcnn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-12
Nsepaaaex.

"Dear me-" eYclalmed ths My.
sthat's twics you have droppsd that
cut elass pitcher within 0ve mluuess:
VI know Il. ma'am." replied the maN.
~hut 4 oldn't break the 0Fut time."-
Chicago Record. .HeraM.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-12

.Yes," said the Rlllville story teller
sthe cyclone carried his house Into she
next county and sst II down there %
comfortable % you please. and - -
stepped ont Of The door to survey the
county the n.au who owned (hs land
nollasd him Of suit for tssepass and
the tax collector handed him . Dill
foe taxes,".-Atlauts Constitution.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-12
MsNaelN0 . Servant.

One housewife declares that at last
shs has solved the servant problem
"rormerly I had untold trouble with
my maids." she said. They'd do we'll
for awhile. and then they'd detsrioeate
% that ! simply couldn't keep them.
90 I bit on this plan: When ] noticed
Q falling Oh 10 the last maid's work
] went Into the Kitchen aud told her
that. iu addition to her dxsd Wages.
she should have 10 cents extra every
week that she did well. When she
was only fairly good I'd gtvs her .
quarter. but on the weeks when ehs
displeascd me she'd get uothinS. Nine
weeks out OF ten shs gets hsr half dol.
lar. Il pleases hsr immsussly. and !
auI the plan well worth while u ths
bsttsP service Il secures mathew
York Tribune.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-16

TIE yosss Nova Scotia siri COZ.
o1sd 10 hes @issssss. after . ssv
days. soms II the trials Of her jour.
'ssy sroa hss ole homs. Twas an
avssi tine ! had on the bos,. ma am.
'Tvss tAss node ne 20 ps,s-lootias
vhss asss yos sav ne"
"vos we're very ssasieh. I sup.
passs" saia the lady.
%. 20. ns'sa. ! vas not ssssiek
% si,." ssid pretty i.sds: "bss ! lost
~ ssssp. : rssA shs easa asoss boz
70 pct % The iiss-prsssrvss. sad !
shosshs { ssdssssood n: but most
mtsly GOT something vross. sos
vhss oscs I sos II On me ! couldAr
ea1 ~ sasy vsy 10 iis dova. twas
N elsusy. And I sever slept . Wink
ell alsht. na'am"-youth's Com.
psaiea.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-16
MAJ ACCOUNT NOTICE

Neaiss b hsssAy siysa that Nsrths
rssasss wills. admiaiseratrix Of the
sststs q james Calvlo olslsr. DE-
esass1. Aavtss o. July ~. 1907.
aisa hsr Aaai report II said matter.
aa1 % ths 9ist Of 0oeobsP. 1903.
aisd Ass supplsnsasary ssai report
aal account h said matter. With the
slssh y ~ sssaty sosrt Of klamath
souaty. osseoa. Ne saia court did. b
eelss ns1s aaA entered % ths sise
6ay q ostebss. leee. appoint ostas'
~. Nevenbss 1eth. ases. q tAs
heus d 10 e'sloek II the forenoon.
q tAs seustAeuss Of said county sea
eeese y slgisnelA veihs oeesea. -
~ ~ ~ D,aes t. ~ hearing q
sail ssltlsasst q sai1 sssessts ssS
antaAA ~ q Hgus Vk9vH.a 1aA
MARTHA H1AN0no wu0
1o.oo.Ii.lo AAnisistsassls.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-16
An EARTHLY IseesNo.


vslsoa,slao psstssv Vtksss NM oasW1
~ oeoeeee
Ths bottsss plsee ~ Nsw yost = h
0ssbeoesss serest u . sUicaelslng fos'
sesy. wtssp sslsphess wlsss en- lss0.
less1 b bsiag esass1 witt Q psspses.
tioe q rubbss. % ~ room whsss
thls process tskss p.ecs ths tsmpera.
eurs sisss - 80 1sgssss. 100 1sgress
better thas tbs hsetese Il 0ay - sst.
80 b ~ $50. Mas ess ssduss -
oees. Aesuaily tbsss sFs soms vho
ess sesa1 ShlA howeVee . fsW.
0ls1 yeu. but sllIl se0s. Tbey On
eely Shs sesooesse go haedIsse ef
Westmes. ss1 ths1 ess - ID ths roo0
bst Q fsW bsSsf missiles at . tiws.
osvsni umss daily n y thsis duty 70
setss ~ Foo0 - - that sa Gose
Wsli.
10 tesp from loslag shsis stis sod
b psosset thsmeslvse iron 10 tsssib,s
heat these msn weoe beasy woosee
sAlsss buetoes6 tlgh shove thsis sscts
ae1 woolse masks aeo sjovea Soes
- ove 0lsuteo st ~ most 10 ths wi.
eastslaG eeoo y alI thsS COS slss1
vishoss ee,lspslas. ae1 soms cae't
svss say that Ioes. Outside tbess
mso eobo6y y svse sIleWsd 10 se1usU
OUch Q fg1ghtSul hsaG % fAet. Il y
Aae6 - essvsy ~ t6sa q 7i3 6sgsss.
Yeu ees ~ ~ so0s 1egFes q ten.
pssasuss b thsuselog yoee 0eoss oete
bolilag wstss. Wsese bello se IA e.
gsosO H.-bleW Yeet Woe1l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-16

M osesh q M esssiaO Wss ~.
vesls6 IN ~ Aaswss.
spo ysu bess usr - sstsd.
10 ssp,y ~ 0s1sss Seoog sssi Soet.
- % ~ 0o1ssU yoeo0 0ao Witt 80
osefssvt1 Wkb s0etiea.
sDe ! bove yeor ~ espeate1. Il
q we ~ payebelogSeally. soeSo.
Iegleally. seeee@lrslly. vrsO ~ ~.
eheeeglc sees1pesse I sssl lhet cor
ai0sspst eegasisms ssU - slcsly az.
fsssetiass6 % 10 form peopssly astSe.
sisted sssa oe eoWblse1 eoeseiossesss.
oecsojogicaliy on iadivtduai ssviroe.
0sst has bsse saosgA b eoetfsse 10
form Q peopse bosls ~ . sigte ualoo.
eeeeeoseslly sssi sUv tbat vhse ~
eo0s - co0blee ~ sAaIl b abls 70
insfodses Into ~ maaassosat q cur
s9alss ~ slghs osaseial haIases 10
pspdscs ~ seisssIoe ssssls Which
svssy vsii oedsss1 ss1 ese6Uessd 6ssa.
ssD peodsesa Al. sev. hsw - 30
levs asr.
IT, yesas ne s0orbs0 SeswaNa. Hs
elosps1 ~ swiftly. ~ sosslS. h ~
ss0a No haeos1 ~ oeag ed poeoty.
Ne tlsssd ~ slabasese ehsst ss1 ~
svby ltpa
"asW - : Ievs yser - sspiisl
ny osas gist ! bsvs ~ ~ - o0eA
- Y ~ esally tosV veoe ~ Veso
tnlkia0 absoGs-tles
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-16

why don't you play bridge
y whist?"
Because want to b popular. II
you play badly you ioss and psopis
wish you we're out Of the game. Asa
II you play well you via asA people
Wish you were out Of the game Just
the sans."-WashIagtos Star.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-16

l1aov : yssa0 uau slarts b - vsss
80 RleA . qebA aQhl1es. yhee ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-16

4 slaSie wlspsinted lsttse may ~
aucs sseeolsAiag reeolta. ao6 sveo ~
uisssadlag q Q capital istsse . .
eoall 60 oay - alsasaroaA Wese
Joho Pays Co,llee died ~ Leo4eo
Psses cssvsesly savs . paeasvspe seee'
~ ehat - hao hesa bofis1 - Bay
e6ueehyasd. peas Asldsahsed. . las0e
Duubse q fs,sads belag pssesat q ~
tusssal. 0ut . psovlnelal popse webeA
Desso0ably toeW settling % to oeeess'
oos oAatsspsersaa esitic eavs ~ eaue
pasNQapA eoaessaias "JoAo rayeA .
eolliee." anA b eo0poets ~ ting
hsade6 \ TN osaS Celllssy O.aseee!s
-Lon1eo Cheeolela
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-16
eaVy.

xaAss u,ssals.-6ia ~ - tAae
haudoone no ! just oaHceo Vlee1
xalo- yes; - ~ . jeAloas vita W.
Wtll olleV Ala - daaee o0ly VIII ~
pleiseet ~ y ~ seea-oeeoea
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-16
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-16


Cannon 10 10 reply later" says .
heedliae. Thew 10 % doubt about n.
A eorrssposSsst observes that
Roossvslts prsss assat Aas again ~.
ceasiy demonstrated that hs 10 not Q
dead oss."
Mr. AidSieh "iikes Fsascs.' Nov
snsorssssis. observes the wonaa's
Natioaai Daily. that hs vas not 90.
saptured. saehsntsd. bsvitchsd. cap
tivssed and then transported BY II.
A exchange remarks that poverty
10 the lemon Of lasiasas asd that sue
cess 10 the process OF iaiiiss down
and ssttias ap again.
Startling sews: Republicans
sweep Pcnusyivania." And this from
. Southssn daily: "wouid that they
would"
|
A prsss Asmeriss asks. "ls bvana
Tamba site & b emperor ov Afrika
Oh wondsh q BookaA z. wsshiagtos
u b. his secretary Of ststsi"
A. exchange aotss that nov that
NJ. TAFT has completed be swias
around the country 10 ascsrtAia What
the people want and sssA. Il b ia
order for him to ascsrtain from NJ.
Aldrich and Mr.. Cannoa what the
people caa have.
A ssro club has bssn orsaaised
at Cornell univsrsity. Aerial foot.
ball. says . contemporary. may short
y b sxpscsed 70 take placs among
the vorld's mediums Of dspepslasios.
Struggle" Gays John D. Roeks-
teller. and sa iaeaisltivs sditsr asks
u this b frien1ly sdvjcs Or Q threat.
Yss. Jennie. . sirl may sive naa
the mitssn without II being ''kid." "
Dr. Cook may have dlseovsrsd the
north pole. but brias forward the
fellow who has discovered where .
womans waist llHs 70.
An satsrprisias daily notes that al
reports 10 the contrary notwithstsad.
inx. women are bsttsr at asurss than
men ere.
Plans are being perfected for tho
orssaisation Of the British colonies
In Africa ~ the United 0tatss oe
South Africa. Can Il b possible that
but 10. tor. - . contemporary
points out. the --latest report u - The
eject that hs WIN return svs4 earlier
than no had originally planned.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-16
. xzwnsr NOTES os sc1rxcs .
. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>


An American ovnsr OF . PIG ranch
o. the site Of The volcano Of Kilauea.
on the island Of Hawaii. makes uss Of
The eratsr's heat to cook for bis seocs
vegetable SooA raissA % his property.
expssts II the department Of Assi.
culture have succeeded In raislns in
this country . species OF water melon
indigsaous to Roumania. The fruit
10 The dee a . sraps fruit. With ,
tAia skia.
Tssls BY French seisntises sssn u
show that Il b . slxtA ssass that En-
ablss bsss 10 return 70 thslr hives
troa q tAr away - two miles. the
Insects dspssdias upoa neither sight
Dor sms,i.
Archasologists are sxeavatins at
the site Of the aAeisht Dtruscan city
OF AGRA. whlca save she AdrtAsoe
ssa its sams. Abandoned whom the
go rsesasd. The city was buried By
river alluvium.
10 mevsnsats q . spseis At ~
we'd ars attributed he loss Of tse.-
90 aysasrs tron FrsasA bsds. TIE
wed apparsatly attasAsa itaslt "
tAsn. thea Seated avay. carrying The
shells WITH Il. i.f,F susie =
\ 0srnaA iavsasss slains 10 Aavs
|psseeeesd . aes-lpAannahle esllp)ol1
Nv ua1ns asely~eelluless. na1s frsa
aesete aald. iAsteaA os nitro -eellsleep,
~ astiaeiai sAnpAes iasasad ot TN
ssauiae
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-16

ssattls.-Judss Mitchell GILLIAN of
tAs. supreme court surprissd the city
sy . ssadss sail Tor : srasd jsSy.
Bssiasas nsa ass saie v - hAst q
Q move 70 iavsstisats eiw sal sesssy
oaslais. An the juAsss Of tAs ~.
pssns sesst seasss. \ ~ ssan6aA
y sxpsetsd.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-16

rts p,ass 10 sss yoss TAaahssiv.
lac tssksys aad cAieksas is the Hass
esl Nsss MARKET. Osiy The assss
fevIs haa1le1.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-16

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pasts Vhlls saasdls0 et ~ a. seese
eeoklAg ess slopls osol - Wblle 6oay
q ths wasAsvh. WITH ~ Iietls eess
slvays sspsad ~. 0lsgins. IsaUlas.
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eauss they wsse With ~. brooSAe
% NJ chiidsee. ed they wsee ~
eo0soss asd ~ support Tbey uoos
Q bgsvA eousaepous ''fsiloW" q -
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% husvy 10 the shsetss foe rshsaesa)s
Wssl6 givs ths ehlldsse thsle s9ppee
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vsula - gssssed b osssy blFdr svit.
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I vouA alvl1e ~ a0oWtceeo W1tA
theo. Theu ~ Weolo slsep - cav
~ happy ed hsakAy uay.-0oA
ochaoans- @elsk % Dellaeaeee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-16

peoeelooe oUoofoeNto~s
"Ass yeu sspssstlte1sr
slo Z psaetlcal way.
"Hew b tAatr'
sWeu, ! uevee valk undee Q la16se
uulsso M suss 4 west fall, - ~
aUd I always sspect ted lues veee
Dussusd b. . rcd boll across loe u
Wiki thsss aes just thlsteeo aese2"-
Clovelaua Plale Oealee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-16

Mn Hslea NalAsss tAiaks that ~
1eclloe Of the uovsl b due 70 lafee
eytsnl 70 uoeeFears. These y % oooo@
that . hrUe elass Of rsaosss have eeeo
alueel easlFsly eliminated b t1eoe
VoAlaloA We veees % tAeos oesoooo
Who ~ % eeao % thsy Waleeo alooe
~ poaAWay.-Leodeo puaeh.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-17
LOCAL BREVTTIES.

The mothers of children in the SIM
beam Glass and on the Cradle Roll If
Central Union church are earnestly re-
quested to attend a meeting 10 be held
IN the Parish House at a quarter be.
fore eleven this morning.
The purser of the Aorangi IS making
his fifty first voyage in the steamer.
and has been about twelve wears a
resident of the cid steamer. The 40.
rangi may be retired from the present
run after the next voyage.
Elmer j. Breckenridge, the rapid
transit motorman. who was operated
on at the Queen s Hospital during the
week, to relieve skull pressure on the
brain IN the hope Of restoring his men
tai faculties, died yesterday morning.
There was runaway on Liliha sree.
yesterday. a hack horse getting good
distance up the street before he was
finally stopped His driver took an
involuntary departure from the hack
shortly after the horse started and is
somewhat bruised
Miss Miriam Hall, the accomplished
violinist from California. who has been
visiting Mrs. Renton Hind at Kohals
this summer, has consented TO give a
recital at the Davies Parish House
early in December Those who have
heard her promise that a great treat
is in store for music lovers.
Twenty Cinnamon were the result OF
yesterdays haul of the police. Chief
Leal and his boys gathered them il
from two different places but they all
lodge together in the same old place
Fifteen came from Pauahi street neal
| Maunakea and the other FIVE were
playing in the Ahana block on Kuku
street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-17
Commercial Review
By Churchill Harvey Elder.

plantations
every they arrangement
capitalization companies
companies
yesterday morning
onep erc emit. o companies
Agricultural Company, holding corporation.
Of corporations
while
Paiah la
$15oo0o and of
will be
Trading
a all along
owprced we'll This
whe S
in
Yesterday closing ime bid but
particular
o o down little the price
closing yesterday 1850
price and u.s.