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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-01
I,I,IEF MENTION

December records now on sale at
Winters.
The Circuit Court will convene
next Monday.
Heavy woolen gloves. only G5e, at
the = Deal.
Dan Van Brimmcr OF Merrill q
stopping at the Livermore.
slippers and art skins for Xmas at
Rit,cr's Exclusive Shoe Store.
c. 81. Palmer. a prominent ranch.
or Of Merrill. Is In the city.
II you want the most beautiful
calender OF the year, call at X X X
store.
a complete line OF Edison phono.
graphs with the new cygnct horns at
Muiier's.
Everybody can have n chance for
the $500 Suit to be given away b.
X X X Store.
Frcsh creamery butter and fresh
ranch eggs all the time ut Good
rIch's Cash Store.
Get your carpets. rugs. curtains.
etc. cleaned by MonSold's vacuum
cleaner: rates reasonable.
Have your automobile tires vui.
canized ut the Baldwin Motor and
Supply company. Phone s5i.
Obey Olson was sweeping the dus:
on the crossing In front Of the Cen
trail barber shop this afternoon.
Il. Madsen. the piano tuner. is In
town for n short time only. Leave or
ders for tuning at virgil's furniture
store or ring up 736. ST.
The Presbyterian church will give
n fair December 10th. Refreshments
will be served and you are cordially
invited to be present whether you
buy or not.
Do not forget the Presbyterian
church fair. which Is, to be held on
the evening OF December 10. II will
ec an excellent opportunity for you
to purchase your Xmas presents.
The roll book OF the Pioneers So
cicty Is at the County Clerks Office,
where all pioneers who have not al
ready signed II are requested to do 50
ut their earliest convenience. ?6 l-9
With the ground soaked to u
greater depth than ever before ~
this time OF year. the prospects for n
record crop next season are unusual
ly bright.
The Silver Lake Leader believes
that when the census is taken next
year II will show a population oi
over 5000 In Lake county north ol
Paisley.
The Woman's Missionary Circle o!
the Baptist church will meet at the
parsonage Thursday at 3 p. m. The
subject will be Our Trainins
School at Chicago" All interest cd
in missions are requested to be pres
ent. MRS. BLEDSOE. Pres.
EMMA GRIGSBY. Sec.
The Women's Guild Of the Episco
pal church will have bazaar OF
Wednesday. December Sth, In tn,
building formerly occupied by tn,
Hall-Shopherd company, opposite
Chitwood's drug store. All kinds o.
articles suitable for Xmas and hom'
made candies will be on sale: als'
/ cnMna tao unA caka
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-01
sTeNooRAPHERs' NOTES.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-01
sIii.iiiiI"s SALE

In the Circuit Court ~ the State uf
oregon Tor the County of klamath.
American Hank and Trust Co. a
corporation. Na Mont q iiuichlson
and Sadlo V. ilutrhlson. HIS wife. de.
PENDANTS
ault IN Equity to forccloso Mort.
Eagv.
NOTICE IL hereby given that by
,iflu. OF an execution aud order of
sale duly iaHu"i out of the above
named court and cAuAo on the 18th
day ui November. 1893. upon de-.
et-, made aud entered Tor record In
said court In said suit on tho 3sih
day of September, 1909, In favor OF
tho above named plaintir. directing
ih" sale ~ tho premises herein dc.
HcTibci tu satisfy the sum OF 1875
aud ttJSS Interest ou said nun.
sio.so costs aud disbursements. and
the further sum of t7s attorneys foes.
making a total of t5Oi,0S. with In
t.T-s, on said sum from the day Of
the rendition OF said decree. aud ne
rfuiug costs.
Nov, therefore. In Wow of said oN.
,cutlon aud tn cOmplians" With same.
| have duiy i-vici on said premises
aud viii. ON Friday. the stth day Of
Drcomh,r, 1903. at 10 o'clock n, M,
on said DAY. NJ the front door OF the
rouniN courthouse at klamath Falls.
klamath County. oregon. sell at pub
lie auction To the hlshrHt bidder Tor
cash IN hand all tho right, title aud
ini.r-a, ~ the above named defend
ants In aud to the following described
real property situated In klamath
County, Oregon. to-wit
Lot 4 block o In the city Of kiam-
ath Falls. together With all the tone
munta. h,rcdltamcnts aud appurtc-
nanc-a ,hcrcunto belonging or In any
wlac nprrrihining,
The proceeds ~ said sale VIII be
applied In satisfaction of said cNocu.
tion. order and decree. Interest ANA
costs. and all nccrulng costs ana over
plus. u any there be-, 10 bc paid unto
said court to bo further applied aS
by law directed,
Dated at klamath Falls, Oregon,
this atth day Of November, 1909.
". H. BARNES,
sheriff Of klamath County. oregon
li-2t i2.?l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-01
IitiIi.s OFFERED

The president Il the Pioneer So
cicty ororn "a cash prize ~ One Dol.
lar for the most acceptable motto for
the Pioneer badges nov being made
This motto IL to consist Of not NOR"
than ave words.
The cmblcms represented on thH
badges are .un. an axe and loo
cabiu.
send your suggestions 10 the sec.
fctary. Mrs. y. V. Cogswcll. klamath
Falls. at once. e
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-01
no MILK CONsUAlERs

Owing to the increased cost oi
feeding and natural shrinkage In
production In winter. We are forced
to advance the price. of milk. Begin
ming Dec. lst aud until further no.
tice, the price will be 80 cents per
gallon and 10 cents per quart. \,
CLAYTON STONE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-01
TO MILK CONSUMERS

Owing to the increased cost Of
feeding and natural shrinkage In pro-
duction In winter. We are forced to
advance the price Of milk. Begin
ming December lst and till further
notice the price will be 80 cents per
gallon aud 10 cents per quart.
JAS. w. STRAW.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-01

The fair to be given by the Prssby-
terian church December 10th will be-
an intsresting one. and YOU want to
visit Il. There will be hne oppor-
tunity for you to purchase your
Xmas presents.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-01

Servant twho has been sent TO chas'
tisc stray cat for stalking chickens'
-I--couldn't- catch I'm mum-for the
nearer got 90 'im-the farther q got
away, ,-runch.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-01
Guaranteed Public
Land Script

rhs c. u. Towers Co.. Mile. CITY.
MOST. agent. Tor tho Northern Pacific
ksd Scrip, will select for you any
usssi. non mineral government
had Write them for particulars.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-01
ManlnNlEN ATTENTION

General Organizer y. u. TIchnor
viii be- here on Tuesday. Nov! 3oth
Al members Of Ewauna Camp are
urged Ia be- present at woodmcn hall
on evening Of that date.
q. X BRANDENBuRG. Clerk.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-01
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT

NOTICE Is hereby given that tho
undersigned as administrator OF the
estate OF John d. Hall. deceased. has
filed In the County Court Of klamath
County. Oregon. his Final Account NJ
tho administration OF said estate, ana
that tho court has fixed Monday, the
27th day OF December. 1909. at 10
o'clock In tho forenoon Of said day as
the time and tho County Courthouse
In klamath County. Oregon. as the
place for tho hearing OF objections. II
any. to said account, and tho settle
mont thereof.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
this aGth day OF November. 1903.
L. J. BAUMAN.
Al Administrator OF tho Estate OF
John u. Hall. Decessed.
ll-s8 is-st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-01
The Better Way.

First Boston Child-Do you believe
In corporal punishment? Second Bos'
ton Child-No: can usually make my
parents do what wish BY moral saa'
sion.-iifc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-01
TREES AND s,,i,uuIsERY

Lcft uncallcd for at my place will b,
sold at discount on original price
Call ON q. A. Stcarns. West side.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-01

State OF OrogOns
County Of klamath. ~.
l, J. W. Siemens. cashier OF tho
above named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement Ia
true to tho best OF my knowledge
and belief.
], W. sIEMENS. Cashier.
CORRECT--Attest: s1.
GEO. 7. BALDWIN,
]. A. MADDOX,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 22d day Of November, 1909.
r. L. FOUNTAIN,
Notary Public.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-01

Don't wear out your bacs. broom
and carpets whcr you can get the
work done 40 quickly. thoroughly and
by Mongold's vacuum cleaner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-01
Report Of the Condition OF
THE FIRST TRUST AND SAVINGS

at klamath Falls. In the State OF
Oregon at the close Of business No
vombcr 10. 1903.
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07
More Criticism for DR.. Hausman

of your readers who may not be aware OF
the history or nature of the Single Tax and
who may be misled by the vague, bold,
unsupported, and incorrect statements made
by Hausman in his several replies to
critics.
For the sake of truths, in defense OF
that liberty, which means equal right,
which DR.. Hausman denies; because L am
uncompromisingly devoted to the cause OF
justice, 1 wish to analize the statements
of Mr.. Hausman and reply to them with
that calm reason which he so greatly ad-
mires and so lamentably lacks.
In his reply to me Dr. Hausman headed
his article with the declaration that "the
longer we have old opinions, the more we
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07

have become attached to them, the harder
it is to discard them" This depends a
good deal on the character of a mans
mind GAS man thinketh so is he."
am glad to say that l am fortunately not
within the scope of such law. He also
ironically remarks that ''many people con-
slider it roof of character when they stub
bornally refuse to admit an error and
change their opinion" l may also add
that it is an indication of something deeper
than bigotry for one to pretend to deal
authoritatively with matters which he him
self, though unawares, admits he does not
understand Mr.. Hausman does not con-
fine his arguments to the text but resorts
to the linking of contemptous reference to
religious finatics with the attitude of an
opponent in the field of political economy.
Hausman charges me with abuse. After
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07
Second Attack by Far Western Advocate
of Single Tax Theories as Impugned by
Noted Author.
(By Louis Bowerman.)

I had not thought to answer Mr.. Haus-
man s rejoinder to my article of August
9th. 1 read this rejoinder with care.
had hoped that presentation of the facts
might awaken Mr.. Hausman from the
"superstitious lethargy," scientific" "
though it is, which 1 charged him by i'm
plication. 1 realize now that so far as the
understanding of political economy is con-
cerned, 1 was dealing with a child. 1t is
not therefore with any expectation of open
ing the eyes of Hausman that l write for
l believe it impossible; but, there are those
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07

no than belief god deifcation Of the Forces
in Nature faith in nothing ALL mere pleasure
of the professor.
Religious skepicsm stood between Huxley and
vitation to dinner the wisest and best Of
Englands scholars to miss possible opportunity of listening
to Tyndal Spencer, MILL Lyon Leckey, or Darwin
Between these two extremes the degree of tyranny with
which society Furnishes the mental honesty Of the who
dars question its religion marked by thousand na grad
uaions and to these the skepc resolves to submit else he
plays the hypocre And tell you the hypocrites all
in the churches. But, while reputation for kepcsm may,
and frequently dOes the usefulness of the Free
thinker to the society of his day. the value Of
his life to his is blessing 1t is only have
had the to face the oppobum ofher feowmen that
knowledge science art industry morality religion ITSELF
have been improved through the courage of its early
votare that Christianity of four of the religions
have today its way to public favor; and it will be
only through the courage of Ratanass that Raonasm WILL
day, to bless the world
But Raonaism will die There nothing in its teach
ings to bind dead creed What it offers the world
it offers the best deductions from accumulated knowledge
But the of human knowledge be greater tomorrow
than it is today Ratonasm have something better to
offer in the future than has at present asks favor but
the acceptance of demonstrated facts and the of the
My friends, what would you have the Freethnker do7 He
has weighed the evidence in favor of your religion He has
studied its history anayzed its foundation considered its
ises and its threats His its assumptions His
judgment refuses to accede to its demands To him. it is
superstition and its God is a monstrous myth. He
him finds superabundance of churches and
of Libraries and hospitals He drudgng
had power build universe and children saving their pennies
publish the will of being who has the strength
earthquake and start cyclone its path of devastation He
realizes that time and being wasted in the
of ideas which contradiction to known facts He knows
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07
BLUE GRASS BLADE

that there enough of the KNOWN the the temporal
fill mans life to the uttermos and that in the struggle
life, health, and happiness, to waste in blind
alteration of improved ''God
And why must he not publish his convictions the word7
Why should he not his brother Take your eyes
the skies and the opportunities which the earth offers YOU
Stop dreaming of happiness Heaven you Locate and
live so as to merit joy and gadness here and now
In common with all the Freehnker has aspirations
benefit his feowmen and obeng the law of progress which
impes to try to lead others to the light which they
have Danish the deuson under which their brothers
labor his first impulse is to combat the dominant religion He
feels this to be incumbent upon him. s for him. what the
world calls duty Because has ougrown his religion
does not follow that he has renquished his love for his
felowmen Hope instinct of the human mind and when
have ceased hope for heavenly home
beyond the Skies they will begin labor for better home
earth for their Just the regonst himself
future happiness for himself; the Fee.hinker, who
himself in the himself for the future welfare
of humanity.
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07

And the Right each individual is the Truth he it,
1t is the Freehnkers knowledge of the benefcence of the
brings mankind which gives him the bear
of and unhappness society be disposed
to heap upon him. This the for his refusal listen
propagation of what he considers to be harmful
faacy Neghbors may stand aloo friends may aside,
patronage may be withheld but he keeps steadily in his
why because his conscience has greater errors
for him than public opinion
Barnesvile, Ohio.
Blue-grass blade., 1909-11-07

"They are slaves, who will not choose
Hatred, scoffing and abuse,
Rather than in silence shrink
From the truths they need must think;
They are Slaves, who dare not be
In the right with two, or three"
The oasis., 1909-01-16
ACROSS THE BORDER.

federal Department of Fomentt
 has sent Engineer Maximino Al
 cala, of Mexico City, here to co.
 operate with Governor Greet ir
 setting apart series of five reser
 vatlons from the public lands in
 this state for the Tarahumare In.
 dians. The total amount of land
 will aggregate about 100000
 acres in the western part of the
 state.
 Mexican Herald: Considerable
 activity in the raising of bananas
 Is in progress in the districts of
 Tuxtepec. This has been brought
 about by the recent visit of several
 American planters interested in the industry in Cuba. The pro- duct is purchased at higher price than can be obtained locally, and the fruit is shipped to Cuba and from there to the United States as a Cuban product.
 Chihuahua Enterprise: At the beginning of this month the De- partment of Fomento, by order of the President of the republic, ap- pointed commission to study the deviation of the Colorado river in order to avoid new overfows, as it has happeped before at every rainy season, to the extent that a branch current called Abeias river overhowed all the Imperial valley situated on American terri tory.
 Mexican Herald: San Luis Po- tosi is present enjoying an unpre- cedented building boom, the new construction within radius of two blocks of the Plaza Aragoza repre- senting a value of over two mil lion dollars. Among these new edlfiees are the Ypina block, the Bank of San Luis Potosi, the Fed erico Meade palace, the Edward | Meade block, and two residences on the corners of Zaragoza street which were recently burned down.
 Mexican Herald: After some months of preliminary advertising work, the Pearson interests have at last opened up their local office at Monterey, with B. B. Brantley, formerly manager for the Waters Pierce company, in charge as gen. eral manager, and Mir. Canteberry as trave ing representative. The company has opened offices in the old Fabrica de Artefactos, north of the railroad yards, and the uptown depository is said to have been abandoned yesterday, orders being filled direct from the warehouse.
 Jalisco Times: It is announced here that the Bank of Jalisco has secured control of the Bank of Az nascalientes by the purchase of 5000 of the 5000 shares that have been issued. The branch of the Bank of Aguascalientes has main -ained here for several years will be closed, the business being trans erred to the Bank of Jalisco. It s understood that no change is contemplated in the management )f the Aguascalientes institution. The stock of the Bank of Aguasca- ientes has been held principally n San Luis Potosi
 Chihuahua Enterprise: The now k yell known potato region of Chi F luahua, out along the Chihuahua
The oasis., 1909-01-16

Save money by having your Articles of Incorporation drawn and all details arranged by THE OASIS BUREAU OF INCORPORATION. "*
The oasis., 1909-01-16

of any plan Co reach lhe femotef
 markets down Mexico City way.
 The potatoes grown in the section
 mentioned are always of superior quality and this year is no excep. tion Go the rule. The farmers are
 most all Mexi5ans and Chinese
 They have not sent out many car. loads as yet, but are beginning to move them now
 Jalisco Times The work ore. liminary to the covering of the San Juan de Dios river for a distance of one kllometer within the limits of this city is now in progress. Four hundred men are employed excavating for the great concrete tube through which the waters of the river will pass after the work Is completed. Some solid rock has been encountered along the course of the stream, and this Is being removed by dynamite. The concrete tube will be thirteen feet in diameter, and the molds 'or 1t are being now made. The work will cost $200,OOO.
The Newtown bee., 1909-10-22
OTTO MERTENS INJURED.

While Ben Elnst of Danbury and Otto Merter were out riding on Wednes' day, the horse became unmanageable and ran away. Otto either jumped out or was thrown out and struck on his head, cutting and bruising it. He was taken to the Danbury hospital. His condition is serious. James s. Whitehead started on Mon day to visit his brother-in-law, George Duncan, in Iowa. They will take a trir through the Pacific States. MT White head expects to be gone several weeks
 Hon Homer Wanzer, who has been seriously i'll for long time, has been taken to Danbury, to the home of his son-in-law, Dr '. Knapp.
 J. J. Treadwell of East Hartford, and a former resident of this place, has spent the past week visiting his old friends here, who are always pleased tD see him.
 Edith Williams, the r months old daughter of MT and Mrs David Will Hams, on Sunday afternoon took some pellets which had been prescribed for an ailing of her father, and died within a few minutes.
The Newtown bee., 1909-10-22
WashinftoA.
BRIEFLY NOTED.

1 The next Monday club meeting vii Fe at the ladies parlors on Nover.be" 1 At the last meeting, Mrs R. s. Barnes gave her Impressions of italy" where she has travelled extensively and col lected photographs. which the Club hac the privilege of enjoying. Mrs Sherman Woodruff also read carefully writer paper on "Old Roman Life"
 Mrs Stephen Warehouse has returned from visit in Bridgeport. Mrs Nicholas of Ridgefeld spent a few days, last week, with her parents.
 A. D. Woodruff's new heater is being put in place by MT Foulois.
 Miss Hayden, who has been visiting on ProspectIill has gone to Wycke, ham Rise for the school term.
 Mrs valiant is entertaining her sis. .er-in-iaW.
 A fountain, in memory of Dr Ford, is beirg erected opposite the library build ing, near the rocky ledge, beside the highway.
 Miss Amy Kenyon is visiting friends in town.
The Newtown bee., 1909-10-22
Quaker's Farms.
A DANGEROUS FALL.

Hermann Sonnenstuhl, while pick ing apples recently, for the Misse. Davis, met with a very painful acci dent. A large limb, about 20 feel from the ground broke. It wa: thought his shoulder was broken Dr Mcguire of Derby was called by telephone and responded as soon as possible. He said he did not see how he escaped without broken neck His neck and back are very painful besides several bruises on the head but no bones were broken. He is do. ing as we'll as could be expected. N
 The dogs have been among c. A. Davis fine flock of sheep, killing seven and biting 20 more. /
 MT and Mrs Myron Gum of Mill ford nave visited at Mrs Harriet Hawkins on Five Mile Hill, for sev- eral days, and called on friends in thsi place and Stevenson.
 Miss Lillian Cables teacher at Quaker Farms, is boarding at MT Waltermyer's on Five Mile Hill.
 Mrs Susan Hubbell and sister, Miss Mary Ward of Riggs street, spent last Thursday with Mrs Mary G. Hawkins.
 Lusion Kohling has brother from Germany visiting him.
 Fred Bailey of Springfield, Mass, was visiting a few days with the Misses Davis, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1909-10-22
The Newtown Bee Newtown, Friday, october 22, 1909.
Bridsewarer.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

Bishop Brewster will visit st Mark'g church, Sunday, October 2f.
 Mrs D. J. Emmons, who has been spending a week at the home of Mrs Thomas Kane, returned to New Mil" ford on Saturday.
 Mrs Fred Reading and little daugh- ter, Ruth wno have been visiting Mrs Harry Gillette recently, have re- turned to their home in Torrington.
 Miss Bessie Randall returned home on Sunday frcm a two weeks visit in Danbury and New York.
 G. N. Ives was called to Bridgeport on Saturday by the serious illness Of his brother, Lewis Ives.
 Joseph Bayette of Bridgeport was in town on Sunday, calling at the home of MT and Mrs Charles Bayetter Jr. Miss Florence Snediker of Willi' mantle is visiting her sister, Mrs C. c. Greer.
 Miss Leonora Greer is visiting her aunt Mrs Wesley Hull, in New Brit. ain.
The Newtown bee., 1909-10-22

boerd. It was also voted to allow the seleetmen to borrow money for cur rent expenses, an amount not to exceed s500; to ask state aid in building roads to the amount of s2O00 for the next two years. It was further voted that the town take over the school property of the yari. ous districts upon a vote of the school districts individually to turn their property over to the town and thus avoid the expense of appraisal and assessment,
The Newtown bee., 1909-10-22
Huntington.
WEST END ITEMS.

Miss Catherine. Bassstt visited her hone over Sunday,
 Mrs Mary Cornish spent two days in Waterbury with her daughter, last week.
 Upward ,'ptou in e0mrahy with his cctfIn, tsmer Beards.Oy, Wh0In he WnS vls.ting walked from Shs'lon, Sunday, tn spend :ne day at john L. ssdrdsley's ll me
 Mrs F. A. Beers and Miss Ethel Beardsley spent day in Derby not long since, Some questions have been asked which replaced the one with which they left home, but as the horse was seem- lngly m good condition the lnvestlga- tl0n has been dropped
 The son of Charles Reeves has baen ill but Is better at present,
The Newtown bee., 1909-10-22
Southville
BRIEFLY NOTED.

D. Beers of Danbury was a guest of Mr Swanson, last Sunday.
 E. Latin and family spent last week in Danbury.
 Mrs w. Shepard of Naugatuck spent last week with her mother, Mrs M. Bristol.
 w. Kinney and men have been put ting a new bridge across the We- wacoe brook, in this place.