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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-09
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and Instantly your ologgcd nose and
stopped 90 air passages Of tho head
unI open, you viii breathe freely:
duIlnoss aud headache disappear, by
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-09

1900 Assembly Address.
J, 4, Churchill.
80 90 10 II department work.
- 90 ~ ~ 90 Assembly Address.
N. y. PIttman.
80 t0 10 General Assembly.
l.N0t to so Department work.
. 90 30 900 Assembly Address.
Miss Jones.
s.lj Popular evening HssHion--Se-
lscted music. and addresses
by State superintendent I. A.
Churchill and e. v. Hodges
Of th. Stat. University.
Friday, October i7uh
. 90 20 Ssib==Opening Exercises.
r.i5 to 1000 Assembly Address.
FL. Grimm.
1000 10 iislG- Department Nork.
II toll 26-Reoesa.
II 20 toi2. Assembly Address.
e. y. Hodge.
irso. and remainder of afternoon.
excursion on Upper klamath
Lake. Short talks on board
boat
The evening sessions will be held
q, tho high school auditorium.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-09
NOTICE To VOTERS

There viii be- a special election
held throughout tie state on the 9Th
thy ~ November, 1919. and ALL
PERSONS desiring TO vote at said
election must register before the 2oth
day of October. 1913.
q. u. DE LAP. County Clerk.
g.gg.iO.sO hGr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-09
Summons for Publication

tEquity no. SSoJ
In the Circuit Court OF the State OF
Oregon. in and for klamath
County.
+. ID. swingle. Plaintiff.
W..
Calvin Hall ct al. being heirs at Law
and descendants Of Ichabod Hall.
deceased. and any and all other
persons or parties. known o.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-09

Mrs. c. X. sti,z returned last
night from a thre. months visit with
relatives Ia sir states while away
Mrs. selir ylAlted In indiana. Ohio.
Colorado. Iowa and Utah.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-09
Start Work on the
Horse Flyl Prejed

threshins machine, most os ne ssoun-
men are riding for their bssf sa6ols,
which are coming 10 from the renos
unusually fat.
Clarence Walker. the Lsassll ~.
10y stage driver. had "a uufortuonos
accident last week. lie vas tiehe1 =
tho face BY one Of HE horses. ~
accident. while not sssioas. was ~
painful.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-09

EDITOR Herald
To those who symphthiEe with the
sOcialis; movement. u will be grat-
ifying TO know that the West Virgin
Ia coal barons. Rt a meeting held In
Huntington, W. Va. on the 18th OF
last month. voted a fund Of i.Ooo.-
0oO to be used In stamping out so
ciallsm In that state. for the social
isis know that this money. n spent
Tor the purpose named. will do al
most as much good a. II that much
money vas TO be expended for the
propaganda Of socialism.
II Is a matter Of history that when
the ruling class In society has under
taken TO crush any movement for the
beitcrmcnt Of the common people.
that movement Vas sure to spread
aud ia adhercns multiply as never
before. might mention the religion
started BY Jesus Christ. the perseeu-
,lon OF hts followers down through
history. but In spite of this Il has
spread 10 all parts Of the globe.
The story about Francisco FerreI
IL no doubt stili fresh In the memory
OF your readers. lie was one OF IN.
noblcst patriots and ablcst teachers
noblcst patriots and Ablest educators
that Spain has produced. but be was
prosecuted. Jailed and finally mur-
dercd because he tried to establish a
better school system for the common
people. His murder came very near
causing a revolution. aud the over
throw OF the spanish throne. And
less than two years later the arlstoe-
racy OF Spain had to grant all those
reforms for which Ferrcr fought and
died.
l will also mention our own John
Brown. and the great impetus which
his hanging had TO the movement for
freeing the black slaves.
The socialist movement is no eI-
cepiion to other forward movements
In history. and | could mention many
instances TO show that It grows the
fastest where II Is most bitterly
fought.
Some years ago the mine owners
OF Victor. Colo, decided TO stamp out
unionism and socialism In that yicin-
i,y by foreibly deporting the most in
tclligent OF the miners, putting others
In bull pens. breaking up the meet
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-09
Iu Nisit is ls,is-s.

Mr and Mrs. & 4 Poe and son.
Carroll arrived from Portland on
Wednesday uiEht. 20 spend a week
With Ms Leslie Rogers and Mrs
Carl Cofcr Mfs Po. IL a sister 20
M" tvo local women.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-09

Unknown. Ginning ~ 0fo0S
or under the said Iehsbed ~
or any Of the shove nane1 ~
fsndants. any title. rtgnt htssua
Lien or estate. in and - ie(s -
and two q and ~. ssstiea -
t2). township thirty-nins (ooD
south. range thirtssa (iO 60,
W. NJ. klamath county. oss0oa
Defendants. N
10 Calvin Hall. Eta Maiona. ~
son cowlsy. Elsas on1A
suson Grimes. Bell yssah
John rindiy. ysmss ~
iy Fred rindiy. Viola uisnagDp
nue.. Nancy wiisoa. Mari DssuA
Mary Copeland. Lesiss oUonu1a
VIM. Msssasr. Chris ceVlog.
Phil Msssner. Rachel Han ~
worth. Bsnja1in ,. i1All NJ
liam Hall. WIN 0ray. 49,
Hindiy Jessie vssnea. WIu ~
iy. Mary J. Hall. ". = osay. J.
W. Gray and Lssy 4 pyhA ~
at law OF lchsbe1 uoa -
ceased: and also sns he1sD =
Law OF lola coz. dsesass1; VIM
Hall. deceased; Kimis ua1
Cooper. deceased: BdsA ua11
cowlsy. deceased; Dsojanln
Hall. deceased. uaAsag hall
Psatres. dsesassd. asd Heaav
Hall Gray. dsesassl; bs1no ~
at law and dssessdanis - ~
said lchabod Hall. dsesass1. ~
any and all other psssens -
parties. known or unknovns
claiming BY. through o. snlss
the said Iehabod Han. o. aay q
the above named dsfss1antA
any right. title. intsrsst. llea -
estate. In and TO ioes cns -
two q and -. ssetiea I've %.
township thirty-aiAs (so) oeooA
range thirtssa (is) sasG ". ~
klamath County. ossess.
In the Name Of Tie ooa1s g ~
gon: You and sach of zee ~ ~
BY commanded and rseuire1 - ~
year and answer the eonplaioe - -
plaintiff filed hsrsin asAinse ~ -
or before the nth day q NevoDoogs
1918. that being the da1e ~ -
which you shall appear - noDUos
by order OF Honorabls Hsssy \ -
son. judge OF the eireuit seuse = -
State of Oregon. for klamath eeor J
and II you fall 20 70 sppeas - g.
swsr. plaintiff vii apply v ~ -
cult court Of the state q opoooA -
Klamath county. Ter ~ Dog4e
relief prayed for n sai1 eouoll
to-wit: To quiet title b DlnlnolIs >
and to lots one anl tvs u ~ ~
section two (2), township eAso
(3s) south. range thistseo (1u)
W. NJ. Klamath county. e1sle .
gon. and to bar aay sight o1l4
est or estate thss 700. slf1eg = -
or each. any OF ali Of ysu ~ y
in and TO said prsmiss. - ~ 3
cree OF said court that Donns1
and Is the owAse b - -
premises. F
This summons. publishs1 = -
evening Herald. . nsvsDee9 - I'd
and published In the ci1y = -
Falls. County Of klsne1A 49,
Oregon. being the sesatv =
said land lies. and ~ -
designated. by ordss = - y. - h
able Henry L. Bsnseob 49,
circuit court Of ~ ~ 9
In and for Klansth eounys
TO publish such eunnene
der dated. 37th ~ q
1918, virst pubIisa1loo
on tho ssth day = ~
aud the last putl1oo(lo4
day OF Novsobegs ~
90 saeee11uo ~
weeks.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-09
LETTERS FROM THE
PEOPLE
Editor Herald

EditOr Herald:
In my opinion, the public Ia On
Titled 10 an explanation from Dr. l..
l.. TruaS. health Officsr Of the city OF
klamath Pals. aud George J. Wal
ton. manager of the California Ore
gon Power company.
Under date OF September 3. Calvin
\. white. secretary Of the state board
of health. submitted a report 10 DR..
TruRE. showing that the city water
contains a high bacterial count and
shows tho presence Of colon bacillus.
which comes from the human 10.
tcstlnch. and indicates that tho pres
cht supply Of city water Is contain.
mated By sewage"
~ am correctly informed this re-
port SaS received by DR.. Tfua1 n few
days subsequent 10 september 6. or
practically n month ago. SIR. Wal.
ton was promptly notified OF It's con.
tents. and possibly few Others: but
the general public was kept Ia ignor.
anco until October 9. when II Was
submitted to III. council by Council
man Matthews and given publicity IN
the Northwestern the nsIt morning.
Now, Mr. Health Ofieer. why did
not you inform the public 10 regard
70 this polluted water ut the time
yOu received the reportr
And. Mr. Walton. Why did no, you
make the report public when you
found that the health ofiieer was neg.
locting his duty' You surely realized
the desperate chances which were be-
lng taken Ia pumping polluted water
all over the city without even a
warning y e. KIMBALL.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-09
Trcassrss's Nssses

There are funds 10 The city tseosr
ury for the redemption Of sii ssseuoD
fund warrants protested o. asl ~
TO June 90. 1918. Istsrsss ssa1D
from date.
klamath Falls. Ore. oelsbss 3, ~
klamath Falls. orsGon. Oseobse Z,
1919. J. w. sIrMu1oD. M
s-iot CITY Tssassrss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-09

Subscribe for the Herald. % go
q month. M
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-12-12

The long lsggedeat man we know IL
our friend h. Bingham Palmer. He
can take steps above I'VE feet long. in
spite OF which he Il devoted to horse
back riding.
Recently he came into the ONCE to
chat awhile, and We noticed that be
limped.
"COrnT' was asked alphabetically.
"NOpe-accident" he answered, as
answers one who doesn't care to talk
about something. That aroused
curiosity, and we couldn't help showing
II, probably. for he sighed and con-
fessed:
II was rdin' through the park Mon
day. and / was Just ridin' along and
hdin' along and not thinkin' Of any
thing in particular. and my foot slip
ped out Of the stirrup"
''WeIlYT
swell. the darn horse stepped on itr'
-ra0veland Plain Dealer.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-12-12


The painter Boeckiin'B wife would
lever allow her husband to bring q
model to bis studio. THAT a the
tragedy OF my life" said Boecklln.
TO create without a model b almost
Impossible. while to employ one would
ht Once NEAR 70 break with my WIFE,
The episode = recalled BY DR.. Angelo
3. Rappoport In Famous Artists aud
Their Models"
Another story h Of Luaroth del
Fede. the cold. unaympatheHG exhctIng
woman who was adorcd. married and
l~mmortnliEed b. Andrea del sartO.
she outlived her HUSBAND b. many
years. dylns at the & Of Aghty-sevan
n 1910. Long after Del sartos death
Jacopo d EmpoIi was one day eneag-
ed IN copying THE Birth or the vlr-
Tin" IN the Church Of the Administration.
Florence. when an old woman on her
way to church stopped 10 watch his
work and. pointing 70 the central ag-
uro in the painting. aaid. 'That is my
portrait" At elghty-six she was
proud to proclaim herself tn widow
% the immortal srtist 20 whn she
had given % lktie peace when s. Wss
alive.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-12-12


LRbOuchsFsis popularity ak Frank
fort aceordlnR 70 his osTn account -
given IN 'ThO Life Of L~aboueAe0a."
rested on a veRX EhmpSe basiS- GFsat
Britain Was F~opFesantSd q TIE net By
Biz Alexander MalaA one Of no most
popular ehi0cS to b fO0nd IN fhp sew
lee.
"But I was even moro appreciated
than my chief he would relate. "and
this is Why: Sometimes there YES q
bah &C the court which WO were ex-
peeted 10 attend. Az my nrBt ban sup
per I found myself nszt 20 a SsAndee.
gorgeous IN starr and ribbons Tho
servant came 30 pour out champagne.
I shook my head. fog detest cham
Pagna. Ths grandos nudged me ard
hsh TSt him pour e cut 3his I
"a. ana 10 explained 10 ma that our
host never gave his guests morn than
one glass;. 30. you sec, n drink
yOurs ! shah have two AFTER this
therO ussd to be quite a struGEIp % 90
near M a. court suppOEa"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-12-12

Being firmly convinced that a cer-
tain contest would terminate In con-
formity with his opinions. q farmer In
New York state wagered his new auto
mobile against a wheelbarrow on the
result Of the contest in QueshOn-and
lost. Giving up the property, he grim
y trudged miles TO his home.
Probably his family noticed that he
had a Crouch too. Considered In the
calm. clear, cold light Of pure reason,
the gentleman succeeded In proving
himself a near relative 70 q California
eanaFy-Otherwise known az q donkey.
Had he won the bet the result would
have been pretty much the same. for
betting is not argument evidence or
proof OF anything. It adds no force,
power or dignity TO any opinion OF yet
OF opinions. It Is merely the OutpOuE~
ing OF me gambling spirit, and that IL
q spirit that has led many q man TO
utter beggary who might have adorned
q homo and ornamented q community.
Detroit Free Press.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-12-12


Answering the question "WiI you
please explain how a person ~ lifted
By four persons placing their index
angsrs under his shoulders and legs
By means Of slight lifting force At
time OF lnhaIiug q long breath By each
person and By the person about 70 Be
hftedT Edgar Lucien Larkin In the
New York American says:
II have been asked this question
many times. II a person actually has
been lifted and those doing the lifting
think that the law OF gravity ~ par
TALLY suspended then the filters are
under self hallucination or auto sug-
gestion in 20 far as their impression o.
lifting Is concerned. They actually
nft far more than they think. but they
viii not admit this, as they arc par
tally self hallucinate6 IN the belief
that the body Of the person win rise.
And II they really succeed In llfdng
the man two Inches they think II a
foot Auto hallucination 70 a remarka-
bio neurological phenomenon and b
now being studied by mentalisss here
and In Europe with minute care end
research"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-12-12

IN the memoirs Of "a Hung GhAng
the great Chinese vieer0y. eommertinR
on his visit 70 Russia. EOnzrs b he
manner IN which thO ear and ell TIE
high OmcialB appsaR 10 b surrounded
~ wOuid bO Rssassins. n % not thipk
I would IKE to exchange pOsitaons WIN
me e1aR men 70 have The ane eArina.
a. w1fO ana my shdSco % the raEeSt
toa." says the statesmen He aadB
eAe following AnocdOtA which seems
% aA0w that 30 would have boen quite
at home IN the atmosphoro q aSsae1-
nat1on which he believed b exist n
81. Petersburg: %OncO 10 Tohfsin q
low FELLOW came into my eourtyhsd
and told tho banner captain IN charge
that he lntsnADd taxing my Ifs. He
had q Iong piece oe vim and said he
was going 70 hang mo to my own gate-
posts. ! had 10 have his head cut on
before be would stop talking"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-12-12

when father was sick about six
years ago he read an advertisement OF
Chamberlaln's Tablets In the papers
that ht his case exactly, writes Miss
Margaret Campbell OF Ft. Smith Ark.
He purchased q box Of them and he
has not been sick since. Ny sister had
stomach trouble and was also benefit
ed BY them" For sale by ali dealers.
ADV.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-12-12

80 EfeNePo ~ tUNn raul Sooo4s
John Paul Jones was something morO
thAn q Soa aghtOr. Aftsr hiss neat
battle he knew brilliant days IN nnras.
Whssp Queen Marie AntoinSttS pa,d
him attent4Oa and inVited HIN . 81
beside hei at the opera. All Cnolevoat
ladies' ran after hlH, and quitslA few
seriously lost their hearts 20 him. An
American wOman whs met himsin Far
q wroto this account % him: HIS
small 81 STATURE wall proD0rcCzea.
sOft b ME speech, easy n his-a6tesa.
polite Ia ME manneES. vastyseIVh IN
derItaads al TIA stlqu0tto q q lAdy's
toilst a. D1E4oety a. he does the mast,
sails and rigging Of his ship ynaer
al H. appearance Of this sOeen1S be
- bqlA. snterDriIinA ambitious and 40
dvs.b
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-12-12
&C., T.me.r.d TartIssl


Place a number ct di9deab Kinds
and sizes Of turtles ~ q s6nali 'SpAee
and the forbearancs which a. exhibited
might well be q lesson 10 man Big
and little viii crawl about hsodiesa OF
sach others comfort OF security from
harm. A small painted teffapin, for
Instance. win Chamber sOlldiy OYer the
head Of q vicious snapper, and tho
chances are that the latter win merely
duck its head or move 70 one side 90
that the claws OF the former sfil not
lnjurO its eyeA There seems q such
times q look Of patient resignation OF
Bullen submission. which would imm0-
dlataiy change to savage resentment
and fierce attack II q man made q hun
6nedth part Of tho eommotiOn. These
creatures appear 30 b able 30 distin-
guish between mo oRenSa meant" and
intentional mauling. While thGy auhr
NIT 90 tho one. they WIN 6Ght 0fOR the
other, ~ hght has not been prslsO1sly
thPaShod Out Of thom-Kansgp CITY
Star
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-12-12
Cured OF Liver Compliant

81 was suffering with liver COM
plalnt," says Iva Smith OF Point
Blank, Texas, land decided TO try q
25c box Of Chamberlain Tablets, and
am happy to say that / am completely
cured and can recommend them to
every one" For sale by all dealers
Adv.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-12-12

ThS prince OF Monaco. via otVing
ha6 bon an Bngiiah and 40 Amaiesn
Wits. knows whereof be speaks said
a. marriage:
Through marriage q FsonehWOman
gains her liberty, an BngiinhWoman
Loses herr ana an American woman
eOntinues % 20 e. she hkos."
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-12-12

Visitor - what lovely hrrllkuFol
little TOmmy-Yos. think tho man
We bought n IRON = sorry now be sold
r. Anyway he's always oaihnG-Lon-
den Tit-Bits.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-12-12

Many q mar who fears BE- VIA not
Win her aftar he knows her = little
wins nsan hs Wiu-NsW OTaans Pie
ayunA
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-12-12

Eman psllsets himsaeb b. wsIk much
nors than ~ raading-ca1lJtA
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-12-12

q was 0naily agreed that OF any snug
gied goods that John should point out
10 the Q Omeers half the amount
accruing By c~0nhseatiOn should go to
him.
These proliminRriea having been set
I'D. John led the oneers 70 the house
ana showed them the goods. But.
being dosirous Of capturing the Snug
glers. they placed 4 watch IN the house
and waited for them 10 come again.
It was several weeks bafOTe the IN
s~usDOctng men fall into the trap
when they did they f0und both the
sgaaas By the passage 10 the Sa aid
the one up Into the house stopped.
They were all taken just after they
had deposited a new. valuable boat
bad Of goods.
Johnny received a small fortune for
his information he decided 20 60 b
college and Is nov q lawyer with q
good practice. Inquiries as 10 the
lonely house usultad On his learning
that TIE parties owning Il had gone
abroad many years before and let II
to DO sold - 4 stood. Il changed
hands several timas without being oc-
cuplod and was dnaIiy bought b. the
Crawford mentioned By the smUgRlsrH
a. "a available daDot pT struggled
goods. He had grown nch by this
-
The Calumet news., 1913-12-29
COMMERCIAL CLUB HAD
SUCCESSFUL ALF-YEAR
MEMBERSHIP HAS 600 MEMBERS
EXPECTED 1T WILL
REACH 1000.

Secretary George l.. Price OF the
Copper Country Commercial club an
uomced this morning that the club has
! had very successful half-year and
expects TO make the second half of it's
first organized year greater success
than the first half.
The club now has 600 members en-
rolled and Mr.. Price stated that by tho
end of the club year, which comes To a
close in June, the Grub Will PROBABLY
have enrolled total membership OF
Lodo. Should this membership be at
tanned the copper country club viii be
un am even basis with the Detroit club.
Members of the club have been pro-
fuse iu their praise of the work done
log the secretary and the board of di-
rcctors and all are interested in boost
tng the club TO a higher standing
among the clubs of the country.
NIr Price states that the reason for
his thinking the enrolment of menu
bcrs VIII total l.0OO by the end of the
club year is due to the tact that many
persons have been applying Tor MEM
hcrshiu every day. Nineteen promi-
uout persons and citizens of Houshtun
county applied for membership in
one day and this record has been kept
up tor some time. thus giving the sec
rotary the impression that the enroll
mcnt will reach the high mark.
The Calumet news., 1913-12-29
ADDITIONAL HANCOCK
ORGANIZATION OF BANKS.
State Institutions Will Not Be lnclud
ed in Membership

Application Tor membership in the
new organization of national banks.
provided for under the currency bill
which was signed by President Will
son few days ago, will probably not
be made for some time by local nation
al banks. Heads of the institutions
announced a few days ago that appli-
cation would not be made, but they
were unable to announce the definite
date. 1t is not improbable that the
matter will come up for discussion at
the annual meeting of the directorates
i'm January
National banks which are reserve
agents have 90 days within which to
make application for membership and
a year to get into the organization
without forfeiture" said "a banker in
discussing the new law. THAT the
currency law, as it stands, will afford
a guarantee against financial paniCs
is q mistaken impression. The law.
however, is the most important piece
Of legislation which has been enacted
since the civil war in it's far-rcachng
effect"
The question was asked If state
banks would have to make applica-
tion for membership i'm the new sys-
tenn, and IL was explained that il was
not compulsory. However, no national
bank has any alternative. save to join
the regional bank system, unless IL
surrenders its charter and becomes IA
state Institution or retires from busi-
ness.
Bank Officers say it will be some
time before all the wrinkles OF the new
law are thoroughly understood. AS IL
is today the bankers are almost as
much at sea as the general public. The
question is asked several times a day:
What arc to he the workings of this
new law" and the answer invariably
Is Come around in IA month and We
will have 1t studied out then so as to
give YOU a correct answer"