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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01
Prerr-ina For . .ps,x.l..

One VI the most remarkable hccu
meets that have ever come under ow
observation. says q law journal. 10 to
be found In the case Of cx partc Scog.
gin. o Tex. App. $40. Mr.. Hcoggin was
under Indictment for the murder Of
one wlllium 0crrard. and an extract
from q memorandum book In defend.
ants handwriting aud found near the
body rnn as follows:
johnson Co., Tx.. Jan. ~ is0.
A. Il may bce the last penciling that
may ever do on earth May hcven nicss
mo and the man that am going to ate,
for we have been traviing 10 gcathcr
some time und have fell out bought the
sum OF IS and have agreed to nsht .
dewel this Butifui night Of our lord. and
AZ one of us has 10 die May hevsn bicss
us, NJ this II the last half hour on earth
with one of US. hcvcn Preserve me now
and forever. written by Jesse ocoe-,
Bornd and rascd In Tx. 0ined By william
Jirod. Bornd IN Illinois.
Mr.. scosgIn's piety apparently
brought victory to him In the ''dewel,"
for his adversary when found appear.
ed to have been struck behind the ear
By thlrteer Inch she'll.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01
m. k.,.,.d,vm !, Nv,,s.

In a lecture delivered at the Royal
Ssciety Of Arts BY Gabriel Clsathcl
on the "Musical AsIuect Of Drums" Il
was contcndcd that the kcttledrum
was one Of tho few perfect instru.
mcpts IN the orchestra. owing to tho
cxactncss Of itS scale. The kettledrun.
he contcndcd. was perfectly compe.
tent to produce atmosphere as well as
rhythm. Even to tune the instrument
three things were rcQuired-a perfect
ruualcal car. fine sense Of touch and
ave years' experience. After playing
over Q kettletlrum melOdy. written
eighty years asa from Meyerhecr's
"Robcrt 10 Diable." Mr.. Cleathcr con.
tinuetl. II ventufc to Say that. outside
the musical profession. not one person
IN hundred Of those who listen to an
crchcstra in England today knows that
tympani have notes and can give out
4 melody" No instrument, hc added.
had q greater range Of power than the
kettlcdrum. for none could be played
more softly. and none had greater pen.
strating powcr.-Dundee Advertisee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01
PrsssIeIns on Wooden L.s,.

OF tho nve cases In the acciden,
ward that were pronounced cured q
the same time three remained 10 thu
hospital moro than Q week after the
other two had gone home.
They had to stay" said an interus.
70 get used to their wooden iegs. It
eakes some time TO learn to manage
them. and most men who WIN have 10
peg along with them for the rest Of
their natural lives stay In the hospital
several days after they get well to
practice stumping around on their new
iegs. OF course they can learn out.
SIDE. but tho man who has Just &C.
CURED Q wooden leg feels 20 awkward
and y % likely to fan down and break
The other jsg OF an arm o. maybe bis
nsck that we prefer to keep him hero
- b can take his 6rst lessons under
'ur supervision. New YORK Press.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01

There d an ancient tale Of q band
os Arabs being pursued by their enc
m'es which sums up their theory about
q horses color. Among tho neeina
band was . man with unusually Keen
syesight. and from time 70 time be
would describe to bis leader the horses
ridden BY the enemy.
rider
"Black horses"
"Then there u no need Of haste"
At the noon halt the leader amin
asked. "what manner Of horses Do
they ride nowf'
bay horses"
"Then We must ride harder"
A few hours later the leader asked.
"Are they horsed againr'
They ride chestnuts."
Then We ride for our lives"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01

The young lawyer. having been nom.
mated for the once Of county attoe.
ney. thought to surprise an eccentric
genius Of the name Of 81 who was
working A. hired man on the young
lawycr's fathers farm.
"well. 81. what do you thinkf' the
young man begnn.
Sometimes one thing. Lonny. an
sometimes mother"
: But. 81, they have nominated me
Tor county attorney"
They might q done worse. Lonny.
Howsomevee. don't boiler ull you're
- se :sss woods"
The young attorney was duly elect.
ed and on his next visit to the farm
announced the fact unctuousiy to o.
who was at the wood pile. saw In hand.
swell, n. am elected BY q large
majority. What do you think Of thatr'
"well. J.onny, down In our parts,
where ] was raised. when We wanted
Q stopper an hadn't any cork We gsn.
orally took Q corncob."-Exchangs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01

hat pursuant 70 such sppliea,ioa' =
land and timber thereon have ,
appraised. JuMs ~. 1902. the tis~
estimated At $4,000 board fss :
1915 per N. and tho land t'ss''o
hat said applicant must Offer :
proof In support Of bis spplisa1
and sworn statement on the stA
OF December. 1905. before Il. NJ
ardson. uaitsd states commisssee@
ut klamath vails. Oregon.
Any psraon h q liberty TO pr 4.
this purchase before entry. or 10 4.
contest at any tine bsfors 2
ISSUES. by alag . sosroboratsa
"av't 10 this o0ee. alleging
which would defeat tAs entry.
ARTHUR. W. ORION
1o.e.lS.o Rsg'so@
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01
MINUTE WHALES.
A AalllleN and Q HALF Could Rev s@
The Head Of Q Pin.

A NAlllien and Q HALF Could RsN s'
the Head Of . Pin.
Tho complctcst and most perfect o.
whales 10 a whale no small that i.bUh
900 such whales could mud room IN
space not larger than an ordinary pint
head. But In that vanishing spcck Of
matter theru IL already determined
Just how all the innumcrablc cells ci
tho future whales body are to grow,
how many Of them are TO be nnd
where the bone coils, the muscle cells
tho nerve cells and all Its other bodily
cells are To tlnd their proper places III
his body to tho end Of that whales
life.
hut much more than that, In that
one primorsiial cell. scnrcly imneina'
bic FOR Its minutcncss, are stored tho
physical memories, 80 to speak. Of that
whales ancestors back to the tlrst
whale. Thcrefon as he grows he VIII
show that whales used 10 walk. for
legs complete 10 the last leg bone will
be found In the adult whale In the
proper place for legs, but now tucked
under his skin because they ar no
longer usablc. much ns an English no
blcman hnngs In his hall his ancestors
coats Of mall a. mcmcrtos Of days now
gone by since the coming Of rlnc hui
lets.
Moreover, such q minute whale II
nothing hut q whale. because he can.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01

The Lake Of the thousand Islands b
Sosty miles long and varies from -four
70 seven miles In width. II II both Z
eootinuation OF Lake Ontario and ths
beginning Of the st. Lawrence river.
The Thousand islands are really about
1.!oo 10 number. big and little. Many
OF them are favorits summer resorts,
with hotels and boarding houses Of
rich Amssicans and Canadians. The
voyage through them y picturesque,
ana many Of the Islands are iliumi.
mated at night.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01
A POWERFUL PRAYER.



"s s'ms.
Inc IA.s .aaso Unacrhln sah
D. browne OF tho engineering depart
@sa. ot tns southern racine. was
vesusps one OF tne greatest charneter'
tnat s.er entered the service of rail-
o. ~ was n's nciie disposition thn'
Ied 70 MS being appointed right Of way
sscnt oy the southern facine.
onoetnu was ail things to oil men
n' I'oa'u csi!ed MIN reckless blade
tns 'sstneo es'icd him one OF the elect.
no .ns sooo character declared that
pusv' wou" nave haa one OF its
brightest ornaments II he had only
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01

Under . law which went into slRscl
FEB. .. 1908 all Industrial and com
merc'ai concerns throughout Itaiy
must grant their employees Q weekly
rest OF not less than twenty.four con,
secutivs hours. II does not apply "a
public utilities. transportation lines OF
places OF amusement. The general
sense OF the law ID that Sunday shall
% tns rest day. but II b provided that
freedom from work may bs given on 4
Gay other than Sunday In the case Of
restaurants. photograph galleries. phar
macists, etc. ~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01
rAPA CLOTH.


sswessO ~ wv gvossVV vvUWUtsuVU OVyOt>
clvlllsaAisN Arrived.
TSs "pepsr mulberry" tree (Brousso
nstla papyrifefa) = tho source Of The
hnouD ''tapa cloth" Of The Polynesiau
isAnda Thls \ Q natural tissue and b
deelved from the inner bark and after
being torn Oh In strlps b scrapcd with
sAello and beaten with q mallet until u
r06o0bles Z soft. dexible paper. The
in1lvidual strips ere united By over.
lapplnG H. edges and beating the
0b1gU together untll large pieces oe The
t1elDe ars formed
H = saM that before Hawaii was
svspt with the wave of civilization
pton and women were dressed In this
natural bark cloth "tapa" or 'kapa."
n dress of the women consists Of
the 'pa-u," o. wrapper. composed Of
ovo thicknessss Of tapa. about four
yards h length By three In width.
pasoed several times around the waist
and extending below the knee. The
oreos Of the men was the "maio." OF
G1B0)e. about . foot in width and sew.
seal yards long. A ''kikel." or mantle.
o1x teet square. was sometimes worn
~ both sexes. In former years these
nafDr1l cloths were sometimes bleach.
q 10 snowy whitencss or were dyed In
co)ors and even printed or ornamented
usually In checks OF squares. = Ex.
chonea.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01

Drlggs-A safe conversational rule
~ when In doubt talk Of the weather.
or1egs-safs nothingl ] met my tailor
yesterday. and on my speaking Of the
weather be replied, "Yes. II d unset.
tea. and that reminds me OF that m.
''e Dill Of yours."-Boston Transcript.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01
NOTICE voR PUBLICATION
'''.''m.as Of the Interior. U. =
Land Once at I.skcvlsw o...

'aa once At I.akcvIew. or.xo,
October Q, 1908.
,.ms' So''cE I s !. hereby s,vou TIM,
'a"'' u Humphrey. whose pos,o,sss snas
ass''.s aIS' :. ,s !. klamath Falls. Oregon
!. ",e , "a shia once sworn s,a,cm.., S", ,'op. .
.u,ppneation, No. oiss7. :" "va' ,'' ana
,"s ,'". .H Of SEx. wv Of sr% "''.ss ".s'
r,.., -, ~u,' township 81 South. Range .
,Ins., ".'sn''s' ,.a meridian. and tho
o. the act Of Jaao .. is7.' v.''o.' ~" "'.
and o,.''' s.oa. known as the Timber
'0ns Law" At such v.,..
''' - med BY spprsi..u.u, =. !.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01

II was telling Baby Hllda q fairy
story one night" said the sky pilot.
Baby Hiida u my little girl The
story was all about another little girl
who was chased BY bcars and who ran
to the edge Of Q steep mountain and
jumped 'o6. No she didn't die. The
minute she Jumped o6 she turned into
a bird with wings and dew. That was
the story.
Baby Hilda thought awhile about
II. then she looked up and said. Papa,
b that story true oe was it Just preach.
ingr"-New York Pres,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01
vVhe veledf

BENJAMIN Franklin once discussed
the property Qualification for votius
u Psnnsylvania. a man owned don.
key Of suDcispt value to enable him
70 vote. but before the nsxt election
the donkey died, and the mans vote
was refused. "Now," asked Franklin,
awho voted at tho previous election,
tho man OF the donksyf'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01
WATER AND LIGHT NOTICE

ow'ns to change In condition,
". a's now prepared to sni VII, .,
'soue'. Of any intending ussr .
',s. na,s' ., 'lsA'' tap water main. and
.''..,.. .a.xs electric connection. 70, 40, s.,'
'afv'ce on 'ny Of our sui,tlu. mat. ~.
Al once. mains
KLAMATH FALLS WATER AM,
LIGHT COMPANY.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01

u made up my arst conundrum th,s
aornlng." says the philosopher Of fol.
y. why 4 lightning like Z woman
driving . nail7 Answer. because n
never strikes twice In the same place.
Copyright applied for."-Exchsnee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01

waitse-They DO ~ ys'ss Q great
hand ct . Welsh rabbit sis. The
Clubman-They do. shi The Walter
III. sis. OF hsssd wan man cay 70
made wan that was worth su ths
thsouhls u ~ him afthAs ~ ats II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01

''Chanee shapes our dsstinies." !" qsot.
a The wise guy.
wsll. an ] have to say b that some
Of % have mighty poor shapes," add
ID ths simple mug.-PAiladelphia Rec.
ord.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01

20 you think I will make . play.
cr asked . siugsish applicant for
football. y
"you may make chess player"
~ ~ coach; "You ase slow enough
h ueving.s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01

baker-Psopls who have bsen near
drowning ~ that in an Instant all the
events Of their past lives are presented
TO their mental vision. Barksr-l don't
believe II Baker-why notf Barker
III u were true they wouldn't allow
themselves 70 b reocued--Llto.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01
Fo" RENT-Furnishsd room. J. n.
Hamilton. Ninth and Bush s,,.

TIE Southern Pacific hs, nor a.
@ie round trip tickets 10 Gesttis
good Tor sixty days. with prlviisss =;
s"pSyer s.Ip1yer st any point On route "a,
,,ss' ,ss.o' Ihe nnal limit on thsss
tIckets expires October Sist.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-01

LoST-Suit Of union underwear
wrapped In Portland Store paper.
Finder please return to Star Drus
Store and receive reward.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-26
RATES ORDERED
TO Be REDUCED
INT ERSTATE COMMERCE COM
MISSION MAKES ORDER TO
lLLlNCAS CENTRAL AND
OTHER ROADS,

Washington, Jan, 25.--One of the
most important decisions by the IN.
ttnfta commerce commission Tor
many months was handed down to,
day by that body in ordering ma
terial reduction of railroad rates m
the cases of the Beatrice Creamery
company and others. and Farimount
Creamery company ct al against tne
Illinois Central and other railrcaIs,
and Blue Valley Creamery company,
Ct nj against the Michigan Central
railroad and other roads, The CON.
mission sustained the contention
Of complainants who operate cream
cries using the centralizer method
whereby the supplies Of cream were
obtained by railroads as distinguish
ed from ,ocal creamery me1hod
which obtains in cream by wagon,
that rates On cream to Chicago he
tween Michigan points on east. ami
Colorado points on the west, are eX,
cessiye.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-26
INTERNAL TROUBLE
DISTURBS UNITED NINE WORK.
ERs RATHER THAN DISPUTE
WITH EMPLOYERS.
voteg For President. Beinn Coantet
Reeult TO he Announced We'd
nesday--l'lnoisan
CandiGae.

indianapolis, Ind jag, 25.-The
convention Of the unied bane Work
ars of America, is waiting for an or,'
break Of internal strife rather than
for a contest with the employers. The
only wage scale Of large Influence 10
be negotiated is that Of thet1nmers Of
the anthracite districts of, Pennsyl-
yania, which will probably ne taken
up between the operators aaad com,
nittee representing the mYlers.
The factor with which E1e miners
organization is intent is the dispute
within its own ranks between th2
present national administrator and
Is opponents, headed by John Walker
If Illinois. who was Lewis rival for
he presidency
The ballots are now being counted
md the result may not be known I'M
III Wednesday Charges andt counter
charges are being made by both fac
tions and there is much bitterness be
tween the two.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-26
SENATORIAL SITUATION
Special to The Bulletin,

Special to The Bulletin.
Springfield, H., Jan. Ex-senator
Hopkins had a conference with
1bcut thirty Of his friends at the
Hotel Silas tonight and urged them
to stand by the results of the pri-
mary He expects number OF ae.
aesslons tomorrow Including the two
Relmblicans from the First district
OF Cook county.
Foss arrived late tonight and
opcped headquarters In parlor c. a.
The st Nicholas Hotel. He says he
has Rept out of the fight heretofore
because II would be said that he was
ignoring the primary election law,
That now Senator Hopkins had had
"A fair chance in the legislature and
had failed of reelection and he did
not now feel any delicacy In enter
ing the list in person.
Senator Hopkins said late tonight
that the country press were urging
their members to vote for him be
carse he had carried the state at
the primaries. Talk OF the Democrats
again electing Republican other
thau Hopkins was vigorously den.el ]
hy the Democrats tonight
Governor Deneen senator Hopkins
had a long conference late tonight,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-26
TO PROVIDE MORE ACCURATE
REGISTRATION BEFORE PRlF
MARY ELECTION.
SENATORIAL SITUATION
At Springfield Still lntenes--Hop.
kins Has Conference With
Supporters and Deneen--
Foss Enters Fight.
Special to The Bulletin.

Special TO Inc bulletin.
Springfield. H., Jan. 25.-Atsorney
General Stead in his biennial report
made to Governor Deneen to-day
recommended that tle primary elec-
tiCn law be amnded so as to provide
for the registration of voters within
thirty days of the primary.
He says: "A voter who failed to
register at the last registration, but
who has not removed. would seem
TO be denied the privilege Of voting
at primary. On the other hand a
voter who failed to register at the
ast general registration, but who
removed from Ills precinct since
hat time would be permitted to
vote"
No provision is made for that
class of persons who became of ave
since the last registration or the
date of the last election, unless 1t
can be said that by becoming of age
they moved into the precinct.
Some provision must therefore
be made, either for a revision of the
register Within {hi1y days af the
Urinary or fer a primary reglstra-
ton within that time
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-26
SHERMAN GIVES OPINION.

Springfield. H.. Jan. 25.--Judge
Lawrence Y. sherman tonight ISSUE d
a formal opinion holding that 1t IS
poeshl for - votes 10 elect a sena'
tor from Illinois. providing there are
present and voting majority OF
each house. when. IN this case, Is
n representatives and 2G senators
Sherman's recognized ability as a
parliamentarian together with the
careful study given by him on the
subject. caused his opinion TO carry
great weight, particularly on account
of the claims advanced by the Hop
kns leaders that they viii clam
tho election for their candidate II M
receives a majority Of the vote cas-
tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-26
business OF Judgment.

He alone reads history Alright who.
observing how powerfully circum-
stances influence the feelings and
opinions Of men. how often vices pass
into virtues and paradoxes into axioms
learns to distinguish what is accident
al and transitory in human nature.
from what is essential and immutable.
-Macaulay's Essay on Machiavelh
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-26
A whimper and they actually came
aboard with smiling faces
SENECA REACHES NEW YORK.

New York. jan 25-The direle, t
destroyer Seneca, aboard which are
CAPTAIN Sealby and his volunteer
crew. who stood by the Republic un
til she sank. arrived in the harbor
tonight.
The Seneca passed. in at Sandy
Hook at 9 o'clock bound for her
anchorage at Tompklnsville.
With Capt Sealby are Second
Mate Williams, who refused to leave
his captain whef the latter ordered
the volunteer crew to the cutter
Gresham. and Jack Binns, the Re
puhlic's wireless operator, who
STAYED heroically al his post when
the collision came and summon d
aid from far and near through his
electrical signals sent into the air.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-26
NEW MAINE AT HAVANA
Sailed Into harbor Eleven Years tc
The Minute After the Old Bat
tleghip Name.

Havana. Jan. 25.-On this. IN"
eleventh anniversary Of the arrival OF
the old battlcship Maine on her il''
faicI Mission 10 Cuban waters, the
new Maine. with the still more mod
ern Mississippi following in her wake
sailed into Havana harbor to be- pres
eat al the inaugural u General COME
and tho new Cuban govenmen.
Thursday next The new Maine ar
rived At - q. M. precisely the hour at
Witch the old Maine steamed iu''
The harbor on January % lsss IT,.
new shin was given awarm Welcom.
hv fhc crowds ashore.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-26
EXPLOSION OF GAS
In Hotel Causes Serious Injury Of Two
Fifteen travelling Men Get
Minor Injuries.

Columbus. Ncb.. Jan. 25.-An cN
plosion Of gas in the basement OF th'
Tburston hotel this evening badly
wrecked the building and seriously
injured J. L. Hnuter. cook and Mr.
Hunter. his assistant. The woman
was 50 badly hurt she may not recoy-
er. Fifteen travelling men in the din
ing room escaped with minor injuries
The windows ia a store building across
the street were shattered. The rear
part of he hotel is torn to pieces.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-26
TRIBUTE TO ROBERT BURNS.

Des Moines. Iowa. Jan. 25.-Beforc
an audience Of house members. sena-
tors and their guests. almOs as large
as that which Witnessed Governor
CarroII's Inauguration, a high tribute
was today paid to the Scotch poe
Robert Burns. Rev. Father J. F. M
gent was the orator Of the day An
address was also made by Representa-
tive Jon X. Smith. Of Wright county.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-26
iUNAcY COMMISSION MAY
EXAMINE CAPTAIN HAMS.

New York. Jan. 25.-A lunacy
to inquire into the san
ity OF Capt Peter G. Hains, Jr-. now
awaiting trial in Jail at Long Island
city for the murder Of William +
Annis. may be applied for, according
to a statement attributed to his
father A conference relative 10 the
matter viii be held this week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-26
FOUND sLueFiELo PEACEFUL

Mobile. Ala. Jan. Z5-The United
States guuboat Duhuque. recently o.
lereI 10 BIuefeld to protect American
interests. following rumors of threat
eneI trouble between Nicaragua and
Honduras. found Biuefeld in profound
peace upon h-r arrival according tn
news received here today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-26
TRIAL OF sRANDeNsURe.

New York. Jan. 25-The case of
Eroaghiun Brandenbrrg. the neNs-
lauer and magazine writer. Nas
allied for trial TODAY before justice
nowllng. Brandenburg is charged
Wlth grand larceny in the second . p
rrea for selling the article pHb.isneh
Fring the last campaign. which vas
lfrrad &c have been written BY for
Drr President Grover Cleveland
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-26
pERouEN DEFEATED.

Omaha. Jan. 25.-Iess Wesiergaar'
~ Des Noines. defeated Raoul DeRou
eu. me French wrestler in a handi
fcap match tonight after a grueilina
uesle lasting an hour The French
man proposed 10 throw Wesiergaard
twice in an hour but vas unable to se
ar~. a fan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-26
BuC HANAN WILL LEAVE
VENEZUELA THIS WEEK,

Washington, Jan, William J.
Buehanam, special commissioner con,
ducting negotiations with Nenezue a
for a settlement of the dispute with
that country, has te'egraphed the
state department that he expects &c
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-26
wALc4 WINS ON FOUL,

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 5.-SaioF Walsh
Of ST Louis, was tonight awarded the
decision on a foul over Al Christen-
son Of Boston, in the second lHund OF
a scheduled ten round fight hse@.