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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-28
Marion Hrza1ds Helping Hand.

Marion Hnland is recognized the editors Of
authority all housekeeping hkng. This auOrh
be absolutely the this readers helping them Oe problem Of no
keeping don't buOw wha do regard household problem Marion HL
u7 of his and wWg you
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-28
In Quest Of Song.

Can I. through your Corner. get song called
Home, Dear Home '? The chorus, I remember,
something like
Tender memories around m Irvine,
Like the ivy pine,
Over land may roam.
Still we will cherish thee home. dear home
should like to get the song.
MRS. A.
heard it at Sunday anniversary
twenty-five years It then criticised
by botanists who maintained ivy cIings to
resinous trees-particularly 10 pines.
Strolling in magnificent pine grove Switzerland
ten years thereafter, COMPOUNDED by seeing the
hoary boles swathed with ivy. 1 tried o
copy of the song, and without have
been published in collection Of Sunday school
music
We shall be glad pass your address to any one
who has the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-28

used so freely. This kind sells at 20
cents per pound.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-28

Is it proper call her husbands
parents, father and mother?
them? Also his aunts and uncles7 A NEW WIFE.
1t is the fashion nowadays can parents of
ones husband. Mr." and Mrs" The style is much
affected by the riches. who. being law
unto themselves by virtue tradition
low slavishIy " the thing-dont you
Holding that, when a bride with
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-28

CONTINUED on next page.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-28

A book agent called to a books.
1 ordered them and put my o a
received them was to $3.50 month until the
amount was paid 1 kept the books week. Then
] taken sick and could pay them. 1
shipped the books back to the company and paid the
expressage- That They have
sent letter saying that they have held
for and that if I do not send for them pay
for them, they will the matter a lawyers
hands. Can they compel those books
for them? thought. when buy
stallment plan If cannot keep them, they would
take them back. E. f
Again mine is hearsay evidence. Just a
under years ago The subscriber
rould not raise the money, returned
He told that he had presumably them
all the advantages of the reading he had to
raise the In subscribing, he In
contract and could not be excused from the
ment of the terms of the agreement.
VIII members of competent legal give us
the affairs?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-28

Miss Juliet Smith of 90 Mort
Quincy street Will be at home infor
maily every Monday afternoon from
December 4 until Lent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-28
No Longevity Promise.
After DiaboIicaI Book.

VIII kindly inform m locate
book called The Life of the Black Devil .?
written by minister New city
the year JOHN G.
Referred to lovers of grewsome literature. I
heard of the book until W. Are all devils
puted to sables-now picked out
with red?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-28
The Information Bureau.

Is There Such Society?
VIII you please tell whether there is a pro
tective society birds animals in Chicago and
where it is located2 P U"
There is, n nearly every large city. branch OF
the admirable society founded by Henry Bergh for
the prevention cruelty to animals It is hardly
possible that the mighty mart of the middle ives
should be exception. Yet have been able tC
find any mention of it in business directories tc
hear of any other way.
The question is referred committee of this
whole
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-28

" the mother OF baby boy weeks old today.
He is healthy baby But trouble
breaks my heart is he born with SC much
superhuous hair all his is long
Can tell of anything will remove it
without injury him? heIp MANY
others. thought you might help NJ.
The matter does not come legtinatey within my
province. The of is in ADLER
hands But, motherly friend. may appease your
anxiety somewhat by saying that the hairness prob
ably will away in a time. Babies
are often covered with thick. down at birth
which lasts for, perhaps, six months. gradu-
ally disappears.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-28
Has an 1924 Dime.

has an TOZ7 DlIne.
am the possessor of two Lincoln pennies tn
initials V D. B." being them I have heard sew
eral people say that these pennies worth nor
than their actual value VIII let know If tn!
is true? And if how much? I also have dim
dated 1924. this coin worth anything tha
its regular value? Where have the money e1
changed, if they should be worth more than thei
usual value? s. A. L."
The dime is coin The Lincoln pennies ar
too numerous to command than their valu,
I not versed in numismatics, but have bee
told that this is
VIII connoisseurs in coins inform a
the queries put by S. A. l.?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-28

worldly goods he Includes his father and
mother in valuables. like to hear the
wife acknowledge the gift by addressing them as he
The rule applies other relations. The observance
0 il graceful and respectful
Asks About Nova Scotia.
" Is there a Scotia named Fair River?
If will you what county it is?
a. CANADIAN"
There is of that in mississippi but
careful search map gazetteer does show
one in Nova Scotia The is referred to
who has lived in. Travelled extensively in Nove
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-03
the WEATHER SHARP
GETS A GOOD CALL
iIls FRESHNESS LEADS To TEN.
I'ORARY SUPPRESSION oF TIM.
PEI,ATugE GOssir-iT MAS
COLD LAST NiGilT

Owing To the fact that the weather
reporter had become rather fresh and
seemed TO think that his knowledge OF
its elements and other mundane mat
'efS should have preference over the
Judgment OF anyone else, there has
hoap no w"-ther news In these col
irg, fdr sscrai DAYS.
|, saI n cpisary. IN order TO let the
scather slarr know hIs place. that he
b. s1hmgfgri sguiatiyely speaking.
f1r a tine.
n'H ~ rlsht was 30 much tho
cuid * ths fall that Il was deemed
ne'.-.%ry TO rivc the weather expert
a e,.ancc To lave n say. ss he has
probably been sufficiently rquclchci
to give hlr u lasting lesson.
" gives last nights low nm 90.
wrich lasted from . 10 3; the lowest
Y evious having been ~. September
IS. rh's morning at 4 o'clock II was
81, against 40 YESTERDAY. Yesterday
The high mark was ts at noon. agnlns,
80 tho previous day. Last night at 3
Il was 35,. against ~ the night before.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-03
MASTEN SUIT IN
CIRCUIT COURT
sIMPLE pispurE or WHETHER
RARN WAS rEMrpRARy OR
rERMANENI AND sum TOTAL
Or INJURY

Judge Henry l.. Benson In circuit
court today spent most OF the session
In hearing the Injunction aud damage
suit brought by W. w. Mastcn against
the city of K,a nath Falls because the
city started to tear down his barn
north OF the Model Bakery. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets.
The motion made by City Attorney
z. l.. Elliott To have the injunction
dissolved was denied some days ago.
so now comes the hearing on tho main
issue and the damages incident there
to.
Attorney J. c. Rutenic In opeuind
this morning stated to the court that
his client did not expect to prove more
than 3ls5 damages. and that all he
expected to prove waM that the demol-
i,ion vas going on under the author
ity Of the city and that Il was the
amount indicated.
City Attorney Elliott asserted that
the city's case was based on the fact
that the barn was temporary build
Ing OF dimsy character. was n nuts
ance. and should have been removed.
w. w. Master. the plaintiff. was
called. and gave testimony rs TO the
efforts made to tear down the struc-
ture aud damage done. The case
viii continue this morning.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-03
Mills Addition
BARGAIN S

SIX room bungalow. wired aud p,as-
,ercd; with water Ia house, aud
two lots 5oxl2O; large chicken
house and park. Price $4,000,
part cash; balance TO suit.
1hreo-room cottage and other out
buildings; good well on back
porch. Price 1850; half cash. bal
ance to suit. n YOU want coxy
i.ttle home be sure and zee this.
A few choice lots. only one block from
school. at $40 down and go Dor
month; other lots 10 per cent down
ana So per month; no taxes and no
interest: we have lots In all parts
"f Mills 4 Darrow Additions; We
have what you want. whom you
want II. and where you want Il ut
prices and terms TO suit.
Five-ro0m house and one lot; house
all plastered and wired: kitchen
tiled. Price t1.iO0; one.half cash.
balance easy terms
Choice building lots adjoining the
now school building; t10 down ano
80 per month; other lots IN all
parts OF the addition.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-03
WIFE DIVORCED FROM COURTNEY
CONTINUED from Page ~

plaintir cared no moro for her chill.
drcn than the lcwdest of women. Tia.
on the same date d-seudAnt. IN the
prescnee OF the aforssald parties. ~.
serted that plaintiff ss. N immoral
woman. That such accusation was
false. and without )ust;gsa,ic.
That on several occasions defend
ant has assaulted plaintiff by violent.
y SELLING and dragging Der about the
rooms OF their homo.
That on the ?5tb day Of r"bruary
1911. at their homo in klamath coun-
&, Oregon. plainny wac ,o.Yy!.. q
slceplng apartmer; With her tw1
tlnifren. and hti locked tho door
thereof, for the purpose u, being free
from Interruption: tlst at 4 o'clock
In the morning. without provocatiol
defendant forcIbiy broke open thr
door Of plaintiffs room.
That there Src two children Of the
issue Of said marriage. Clarence Yer.
non Courtney. q son Of the aRa ~
eight years. and wilbur Carlos Court
ncy. son OF the age of seven years
That the plaintiff Ia a suitable and
proper person to have the cus,ods aud
care or said minor children.'
From the foregoing findius OF .as;a
the court deduees the following cra.
illusions OF law
That plaintin Is entitled to a de-
ere. dissoiving the bonds OF matrl-
mHny. IS entitled TO the custody OF
tlc minor children, Clarence Vernon
Courtney and Wilbur Carlos Court
ney. until the further order OF the
court: Is omitted to Judgment
against defendant for her costs and
herein and to an ai-
lowancc OF $500 for the care and
of the noid minor chill
dren.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-03
nAGUIRf WOULD STRIKE
FROM CHRONICLE ANSWER
PAVING NAN ASKS COURT M
EOlT NEWspAPEN Asel0NEE's
CONVENTIONS or GIVE M1ss-
ING DATA

Ia the libel case OF ]. G. Mcguire
OF the Stransc-Masuire company,
aGHinst W. r. shivc. Chronicle assis-
nee. and personally. c. NJ. Onelll. at
torney for the plaintiff. has nied q
motion In the circuit court asking
that averrments made in the answer
Of the defendant he made more ccr-
tain. The plaintifY wants persons
names and time and place and exact
language Of conversations by which
defendant tries to justify allegations
made against Mcguire. set forth by
the defendant.
Plaintiff further asks that u the
court denies the specifications above
requested, that II will strike from the
answer the same allegations on which
plainti6 asks more denniteness, on
the ground that they are immaterlai.
irrelevant and redundant. and tender
no issuab'e facts In response TO the
allegation In the complaint nor de-
fcnsivc matter In justification rs an
inducemcut 20 publish the statements
which the Chronicle contained.
In substance. the Chronicles de-
Tense 10 to the effect that Mr.. Maguirc
made statements which showed that
the story published about him var
true. In other words the newspaper
claims that ,ts contentious were based
on his own admissions. He Disputes
thin natly and with vigor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-03
NAPIER SUIT DEMURRER
FILED by ATTORNEY

In the divorce suit OF John II. Ma
pier. the attorney. against his wife
Mrs. l.. NJ. Napier. Attorney r. II,
Mills. for the plaintiff. today filed a
demurrer TO certain allegations mad
by tho wife. alleging improper acts on
the part Of the husband.
When she nied her answer contain
Ing these allegations. which have
been printed in the Herald. Attorney
Mills fled q motion to strike them
from the snswer.
This motion was denied by Judge
Henry L. Benson. and now counsel for
the plaintiff seeks 70 get favorable
action ON the Objectionable II ms In
the answer by applying the demurrer
process.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-03
ADMIRAL sCHlEY's BURIAL
WILL Be VERY IMPOSING
wsEs,f::S WILL saLuTE As IN.
TERMENT TAKES PLACE. AND
AMERICAN NAVY WORLD Ovl.i,
Will OBSERVE
uriscd Press Service

tIiicN frc'j S'Fvice
WASHINGTON. y. G.. Oct. t.
Admiral schloy's fun raj will be ,hc
most imposing Washington has wit
Messed since President McNfniey's.
warships will salute as tho remains
are inferred,
American vessels ever the entire
world will show signnis Of respect.
The body arrives here tonight.
Telegramx and cablczrams from the
entire world are flooding this navy de-
partment.
Admiral Dewey. Secretary OF the
Navy Meyer and other high officials
will participate In the funeral.
Six rear-admirals will be the pail
bearers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-03
WILL GREET J|n H|ll
At BEND CELEBRATION

Two automobiles left klamath
Falls this morning for Bend. where
the occupants will participate In the
celebration In honor Of the compile
tion OF the railroad to that city. The
aitos will go to Fort Klamath To-
hight. where they will take on . nun.
her Of prominent Wood River people.
and the run to Bend will be made n.
r'crrow. The party ct-;sists OF Judge
Geo. 7. Baldwin. Ch1s. w. Ebcrlinc.
{. X. Baldwin. Carl Young. Jas. Pei
ton and wife. L. c. 5isemore and John
Ills.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-03
4 LARGE SAWmIll
nay CONE HERE
AlNsOMAN LUMBER COMPANY IL
SAID I'D HAVE N VIEW THE
SHIFTING OF OPERATIONS
FROM IOkEOANA

II Is said that the Algoma Lumber
company. whose big PokegamS mill
has been a prominent factor in the
milling industry In this region for
some time. Is seeking new location.
and may be moved to Klamath Falls.
The company ID said to have cut
more than $4,000 feet daily at the
Pokegama mill. and 10 anxious to To-
cate whore there are better railroad
facilities. which II would nnd In this
city. Is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-03
Good Investments

MAIN STREET PROPERTY. ~
foot frontage. sD0 month Income.
Price $3.50. One-third cash.
NEAR NEW HOTEL. io0sitO foot
corner. Elcvcnih aud klamath. 1'riee
1890.
NEW BUNGALOWS. We have sew.
crai for sale an easy terms, located In
different parts of the city. Prizes
very reasonable.
A REAL BARGAIN. ~ lots In
Nichols addition. We want you "a
scc thesr lots aud win make y vrry
Tow price. ns owner needs moary.
FARM LANDS
FINE ALFALFA FARM, No scrcs,
fronting an Lost River aud county
read; 10 acres IN alfalfa; half mile
from school. church lust across the
roadi good improvements. Price
$1,000. Easy terms.
WE HAVE A LARGE list ~ good
farm, lands, frcm i've 60 1--WE hundred
ac,'s. n you are looking for % good
pIc~ of innd II VIII nay you to sec us
before huying. We have our own auto
and no trouble 'o show property.
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
CHiLCOTE n RICE
Next 20 the American Hotel
Phone OGI
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-03
cITY WATER IS NOT PURE
FI, Acc0RD|Me TO TESTS
SAMPLES TAKEN FROM CITY SUP.
PIN SINCE IMPORTS TO PURI.
Y DEMONSTRATE BACJLLI
STILL PRESENT

Mayor Fred 7. Sanderson today re-
csicved the following telegram froiu
DR.. Calvin 8. White. secretary OF tho
Oregon board Of health at Portland
regarding tests made on water taken
from the city supply since the meas
Ores were taken IN prevent pollution: /:
Central school. 2,700 organisms
per cubic centimeter. NO colon baci!li;
West Side school. 1850 organisms. no
colon bacilll. Tank contained 1890
organisms. colon bacIlli positive vsry
bad. Spring contained 37.260 or
ganisms. colon baeilli positive very
bad. Both city specimens are danger
Gus. and school looks az though han
died carelessly. but no sewage"
The above shows that the water
where the city supply IL obtained has
not yet been completely rid OF the
The Efforts OF the Klamath Falls
Light and Water company TO get bet
ter water are still being made. tho
driven we'll being the means now
10 be y possibls method AZ
obtaining pure artesian water.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-03
VATICAN WANTS
MORE CARDINALS
tONsISTORY MAY DE CALLED
NEXT JANUARY TO FILL VA.
cANCIEs-sACRED COLI.sGE IL
SPLIT ON POLICY
United Press Service

United Pres0 Service
ROME. Oct. 3.--From half a dozen
high Vatican sources the information
~ cleaned that preparations are
steadily In progress for the holding OF
consistory In January. 1919. for the
pun pose Of filling the vacancies now
existing In tho Sacred College.
With the recent death OF Cardinal
Puzynn at Vienna, the membership of
the Sacred College has now been re-
duced from the usual number OF sew
onty members to only forty-six. OF
this number twcnty-onc Of the car.
dinals are employed In Rome In con.
nsction with the general administra-
tion OF the chufch: ten others are
archbishops OF tho various Italian
cities. leaving thus only fifteen car.
dInals to represent the entire Cathol;c
world outside Of Italy In the event oil
tho sudden summoning OF 4 conclavc
to elect . new pope. For the entire
English speaking world at the present
time there are only two representa-
tives IN the Sacred College. Cardinal
Gibbons OF Baltimore and Cardinal
Logue Of Armagh.
II ID largely because Of this lack Of
adequate representation that Pops
Plus has yielded to the strong pres
sure brought to bear upon him by the
various Catholic nations. and hLs de-
cidcd 70 summon a .consistory OF the
Sacred College and fii the vacancies
now existing.
II 10 also not necessary that the
membesship OF the Sacred College be
full In order to elect a new pope
This has hecn done In the past with as
few a. only eighteen members in the
conelave At the present time. how
ever, there Ii a worldwide demand
that the Sacred College be made rep
rcsentativs In its membership OF the
entire Catholic world. II is likely
that this demand from now on will
be needed.
WIN thc practical certainty that
tho vacancies In tho Sacred College |
will not be filled there Is q wide belief
10 Rome today that when the time ar
rives for the election Of successor TO
Pope Plus the new pope will be chosen
rom among the new cardinals.
The Sacred College at the present
line 10 DECLARED to be hopelessly d.
'ided Into two factions. one which be-
ieves that the pope should confine his
'fforts to the religious welfare Of the
'hurch. and one which desires pope
Il suficient political astuteness TO
ring about the securing for the
hurch OF y temporal kingdom. sim
lar to what II possfssed before tho}I
Inifcation Of Italy In 1870. and which
you'd Insure the temporal M we'll as
hc spiritual Independence Of the Holy
lee.
80 wido apart are these factions
hat II 10 considered doubtful II even
,ardinal Rompolla. now the leading
andidate for the papacy. with oil Of
lis unqucstIoned popularity. would
70 able TO unite them suhlcientIy 10
ecurs for himself the necessary two
birds majority for election 10 the
lapacy.. II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-03
MORE STRIKERS ARISE
N Los ANGELES
UnItca Press Service

United Press Service
LOS ANGELES. Oct. ., Southern
prcln- and Salt Lake upholaterera
quit today.
Chairman Yanoy OF the strikers ad-
vlscrr board. aays all are standing
arm.
Tho southern Pacific genera, fore.
man Ia Offering boiler washers a quar-
tor more on the day than they made
before they quit. TO return to work.
The southern Pacific and Salt Lake
roads are gathering cooks and pro-
ylniona inside their shop s,ockndc.
rhcy are evidently preparing for u
Ions siege.
Lahorcra aay that this Ia n blun.
and that the railroads arc unable 20
ret mechanics enough 10 do the work
left by the strikers.
rhcy assert tha, there are less than
nfiy men In the shops.
WANTED Young grI as probation.
or; good opportunity to train. Ap-
ply to Miss benson. Samaritan hos
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-03

The Portland Store announces that
its big three hour harvest sale. which
was held last night. was . grand sue
cess. Prizes were awarded to the
Arst four custoiners making purchases
~ follows: Harold Wrenn o6. George
omoth %. Peter Pspkss u. John
nhl1ler oS SUN case.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-03
QUIET ON THE COAST
AMONG THE Sh0PMEN
GUARDS HAVE No ACTIVE WORK
and EACH SIDE CLAIMS THAT
Irs POSITION ~ ALL RIGHT
isD SATISFACTORY

United Press Service
SAN FRASCISCO, Oct. 3.---Strik-
ors no Arm, and all II quiet along the
coat.
O iards at railroad shops arc Idle.
oihciais of the roads say the strik-
ers dre already weakening.
unlon men simply laugh and say
they are as Arm as rock.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-03

FOR SALE--Choap; household fur
nituro. s1o Fifth vt. sat
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-03
Idle Capital is
An Extravaganza

no 'onhunity eau afford. 10
do nayonc bonofll II must be
kept moving. and 20 10 the
niost good Il should seek lcglt.
Innate channels. Then lrt us n.
sorcc ourselves from the pre-.
yalilng get rich quick feyr
ana Tci back Co thc good ways
or c,r forvfatherH. Put your
money inio Something az home.
where II viii nELr NOrR
HoME Town aud enhance ,hs
other intcrcs,s sou may have.
WHY not build homer
There's no satisfaction Hike that
borne of the know ledge you
own u home. Start /, today
and tomorrow yon'll awaken
with q feeling ~ Indcpcnieues
iiko that Of t7i6. oi eouv
you'll need lumber. hn' wc can
quickly help you out, as our
stock Il complct. hud rrrr' cr'
ora can be allied thc day ~s
set them.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-16
Brilliant Social Event.

Monday evening OF this we k
capt. and Mrs. J. H. ShGvhan OF
ser.e ed the nftieth anliy ersary Of
heir wedding. The reception was
1eld at the homo OF their son
don 3. P. Shawhan and from e.gat
till eleven p. m the large and spa
cious rooms OF the elegantly ap-
pointed home OF Senator Shawhan
was thronsed with friends and ae-
4uaintaaces who in truly sincere
nannar wished the Capt. and his
Eife many happy returns Of the ey-
ming. The home was decorated with
smilax and in one corner of the
Darlor Mr. and Mrs. Shawhan re-
ceived the congratulations Of their
friends. Delightful refreshments
were served by Mrs. NJ. F. Albert
and Mrs. J. B. Burns. assisted oy
Mrs. J. A. Lauer, Mrs. Lester Sea-
well and Miss Boehmer serving whil6
Mrs. T. E. Jones. of Boise. presided
at the punch bowl
A pleasing event Of the evening
was when F. J. Thayer in a neat
speech on the part OF the members
OF the Grand Army Post Of Payette
presented to the Capt. a handsome
gold headed cane.
Many beautiful and costly pres
ents were received by this well
known and well liked couple not on
" from friends and admirers in this
city and valley but from number
Of friends in other states where
they have lived prerious to coming
10 Payette-