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KLAMATH KALLH, OHUGON, TI'I.HHAi. OOTOIIKH ill, 1011
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PEDAGOGIES HEAR
FOREIGN METHODS
ORAL WORK ABROAD
MOKK l-OI'UI.AH THAN' IN U.WTKIl
HTATKM TEACH KHM UIMKIi 1l
HKK TO I'HYMICAL WKLF.tHK OF
VVVllM IIF.FOHK MENTAL
a ,
This inontlnK tbn cnttitli of tho
tt-ni hrm' nniiual Institute for ICInm
utli county was continued In tliii Cen
tral school tiulldlnK with tlm same e-
flint ntlundnucu which character
lint )csterdny'a session,
( MIk Montana' Haitlngs of (he do
imitiMi'tit u( ediiiutlon of Ihu Unlvcr
lly of Oregon, ipoke on "Gllmpsm
of HchooU of England and tlermiiuy "
mill with her accustomed facility guvo
tint hcurcr nh Insight n to what she
liml observed wlilln nbroad.
rthu remarked that In those two
iiiuntrli'ii morn ornl work wan ilnno
limn In llili roiinlry. Abroad (hey
Id pictures tell mmiy of tho stories
Hint nro used In develop tho iiilmU of
I lie )oiiiik. Hho Illustrated tho Hug
Huh system of thin detail of school
work by tho mo of largo picture
lirotiably two feet square, which are
given to tho pupils In .English schools
to work frniii. Tho teacher then glvea
nu Idea of tho delalla of tint picture
to tho pupils, who aro then called on
to go deeper Into tint characteristics
of the repreanntatlon and elaborate
on the (tenia mentioned by tho In
strurtor
Whllo III the Unlttd Htatea there I
great deal of written work, aurh as
mi eaaay and roiniioiltlon, to tent the
mind of tho pupil, whllo tho two for
eign natlona mentioned above, think
Hint better remlta aro attained by the
inte of more apokon teats.
Following Mill Hailing' address
Ktptv 8uerlntendent L. It. Alderuinn
spoko on tho now rouno of itmly and
bore on poind that are prominent
(nturcs of It. Ho urged upon the
teachera tho nereulty of bringing the
ihlld'a ph)ilral condition to tho
proper point flrt of all, nnd then In
glo tho itudy which would hojld It
mentally. It wna nrcouary, he ar
gtied, that tho child' health ahould
bu good, nnd hi condition gcnorally
fit for mental growth, before bo could
properly aialmllato knowledge which
tho ichool wero anilou to Impart to
him.
Tho ichool board convention wn
held today under tho chalrmnnihlp of
County Superintendent J, 0. Hwau,
and thero worn 16 or 10 director
prcsont to lliton to dliciiulona of the
het mean of fncllllotlng board work.
Iato In tho morning teacher divid
ed Into group nnd llitencd to argu
ment ai follew:
"Debate and Literary Work," M. 1).
Coatcs, Klamath County high ichool.
"language In Advanced Grades," As
Hlitant Stato Hiiierlntendent K. F.
Carloton; "Primary Number," MU
Maudo Laughead, Albany; "School
noard Hound Table Conference,"
Btato Superintendent I.. II. Aldermnn.
Mis llaatlngi related how, when
called on In Germany to talk United
State hlitory for a clan of young
people, ho thought that they would
got mnro quickly what they would
llro to know by aiklng questions.
Tho dominant quory waa about Nlagu
ra Kail-, with the Indiana lecond and
tho high mountain third, which mado
Keep Chloride Of
Water; Mayor
Councilman M. a. Wilkin U
strongly opposed to any chloride of
lime being used by tho Klamath Falls
Light and Water company for purifi
cation purposes.
"Lot's order them to stop the use.
of It," bo told the council last night.
"If you boll the atuf and It rum over
on the store the sediment bolls up
surprisingly, I got ahead of you on
telling them to quit It, for I're al
ready told then so,"
Mayor vytd T. Baaderaon said be
would have a. talk with Manager Qeo.
J. WaltM of the oompaay. He told
tlio discussion In Hint nMiiiil moio
geographical llinii liUlorlnil.
Till nfteriiooti tint program wuh di
vided a fullown; "High School Dis
cipline," Assistant Hlutu Hiipurlnleml
lit II. F. Cnilrtuii; "Heading In Up-
tier uraues, .mish- .Molilalia' llnstlngs:
"Hource or rrimnry Language) m
terlnl," Mil Mnudii l.niiKhend: Dis
cussion of topic iiiKKeMfd: "Tlitf
School a ii Hod n I Outer," Htntu Hu
perltituiduiit Aldermiiii; "How to I'm
ii Con mo of Htudy," MImk Montann
HniilliiKic
Till eveiilni! Ilierti will bu iniiKlr
and nddreiiicM at tho hlgli urboot iimll
torliim for the Imtltiite nnd lltliiK
ichool bnnril dvleKiite. mid the pub
lic I lorillnlly Invited. Tlitre will bo
opportunity for nil lutercnled In the
vi IxmiI work to limped llio liyw- up
pnrntu In llio miitiiinl trnliiliiK 'Ii
pnrtmeiit iih will n llio equipment
for the ilomcntle trnliiliiK atrtlou both
of tlieoe being lllnlertnklllK HOW III
f It In term of tlm high rhool,
OPINIO)) BASED ON READING
NOT TO OISOUALIFV JUROR
Judge In MiNmimrii Trial Olie Klnt
Hilling He Hu Mmlo AdveriH ki
HifenMwTuii Nliite Cliallengei
Allow el
Ifnlted I'reaa Service
I .OS ANOKI.CS, Oct. St. Judmt
llordwell In thu McNnman'i(tJl ruled
that an opinion n to the rail no of the
Time cxplunlou vihlch would miulru
evlilenru to remote, If frntuid from
rending nownmpcr, not alone iufP
dent to dliqunllfy n Juror.
Thin I the tint Merlon ruling ad
temct lo Hie drfuiiHC.
Judge llordwell allowed chil' ttto
by the Klnte HKnlual both llolilinon
nnd .Mciulonh thl mornlnt; on nr
count of their objection to cireum
itnntlnl exlililice,
EMERGENCY MEET
FOR COUNCILMEN
HI'tXIAL HKKHIO.V 1-41 UK HICMl1
TOMOItltOW MOHT IV HOPK OF
CI.KANIN'd Ol.ll lll'HIN'l-XH OFF
TIIK HUTF.
Owing lo tho luck of sufficient
councllmen nt Innt night' meeting jo
pr.n emurgenry ordliinuce it number
of these wero not taken up for final
piiHsnge, It require olght council
men lo get Ihlough Kiich IiiihIiics ulid
tho hewn fnlthful who wero on deck
wero Couutllmun M. 0. Wilkin. F.
L. Fielder. 0. 11. Crlsler, (1. W. White.
Hon S. Owen. Allen Slnmblo nnd
Charles Mctlowun.
Tlio absentee woro Councllmen
Marlon llnnks, II. S. Oilgsby and It.
A. Alford. On tlio suggeitlou of
Mnor Fred T. Sandoraon It wn de
cided to hold tho next meeting Wed
nesday night, when a special effort
will bo mndu to tnko up koiiio omer-
Lime From City
II See Company
tho council that tho company uses
chloride of lliuo to clean out tho res
trvolrs only, and does not put It In
tho water supply.
The sontlment of tho council, with
out any vote being taken, waa to keep
tho chlorldo from the water
Kwauua Lodge No. 1060, M, W. O.
A., Inltlatod two flret and ono aecond
doireo candidate last nlgbt and naa
a suppor afterward. A committee has
boon namod to arrange for a dance
about Thanksgiving time.
gonry Munition iimt get It out of tlm
runil. All tlm uiiincllnru nt IiihI
nlglit'a incutlng iigtecd to bo present
tmmirriiw' ovcnlug, iitnl nt tlint lime
ll In Imped to get llio decks clourcd of
ii Kit nf ulil HlufT
.MN Mlllltlltlll llimtlncH of llio (ill
ViTHlly Of DlCgOII, CllgellO, llll lllinl
liceu liern filleiiillni: llio t urln-i m Iii-(
iiltiite, IniviH loiiioriiiw mornliiK. i
.Mih, Wultor .1. Hcliurr. mid ilnugli'
lor Until, uliii linu been vUltlng .Mr
I. Jny Kniipp on the Went Hlile, for
1 1. it punt hIx week, left for tlielrj
liiiimt In l.,iii AtiiFf.fon Mtimlnv mi tint I
f.'.Ilu train.
To IMnhlMi Heteiilli Hlrei't drutl.'
Coiiiicllmnu M. 0. U'llklim lie!
uUlit Inlrodiiri'd nu onllnnnn; In lle
city council providing for thu ratio
I' 'imeut of (bo grndo on Sovenlli
'nlffct, from tho north lino of lll.h
ktrcet to tho north lino of thu ov
cr.iment r.'innl. The nrdlnnnco to (
ttldlih the grade of lno Ktrevt paiul
hviond rending. t
FREE DELIVERY
GOAL IS NEARER
(Ot'Ntll, HAH Aiivi:itTisi:n nut
srncirr hkjns. ami ai.i. that
IthMAINH TO UK IHI.N'K IS t'l TO
flTV I'ATIIKIM
When I'red T. 9amlernmi lat night
called on tho commltteu on free limit
delivery, which commltteo connlit of
Councllmen Charlr McOowan, 11. 8.
Owen nnd II. S. (Irlgihy, McUnwau
ieortcd tbnl the ndvertlMng for bids
for Htreet nlgn wn now being dono
nnd Hint a oon as tho bliU wcro re
ceived there would - be nniitcthlng
doing.
Mnor SAiidertion ald ho had had
n talk jcuterday with I'oitmaitcr
CI)duK, llrnndenburg, nnd Hint tho
government oRlrlal had niuurCd him
Hint nil tlmt wn .needed to get the
free delivery wn for tho city to meet
tint government requirement, which
would be ronipnrntlvely cniy nnd ceo.
nnmlcnl.
"It wont rout ,u u cent," inld tho
mayor.
Kvldently (ho mayor forgot that
tho ilrect 8lgn ncccwary to bo ei
Inhllihrd for free delivery would havo
lo be pnld for.
butter and cheesemento
HOLD ROSE CITY MEETING
Hairy Product of All Kind to He
lteireentecl by IMegate and Prise
I l.b.1 In nn exceptional One WUI
Me't In December
Special to Tho Herald
POUTLAND, Oct. St. Dairy mon
and butter nnd cheeso maker will
gether In Portland December 8, 7 nnd
S for tho a'nnuul convention, nnd spo-
tlnl plan ai'j under way to mako thl
icnr'a gathering thu largest nnd most
Important ever held.
' KxpcrU from tho Fast will bo In
attondanco to Judge, tho different ex
hibits, of which thero will bo many,
and woll known authorities on vari
ous topics of interest will deliver ad
dressed. Thoro will bo moro nnd hot
ter nrlies offered than over bofore.
A
Want Advertising in The Evening Herald
! ! Home well-timed aad Intelligently
" mine up to high-water mark-
! Not nuiuy boarding houses
. i . . . . w ui..
n " lieeu IM run v mnm ny,
,t9tottfT?ftsjftfteysjsjfsjsjrsjrfrisf himiiiiimimi immm
BOOST
AT CLUB
I'oitriiAMt t.o.MMi.iiciAi, oiua.v.
I.ATIO.V HAH rKAHT MKANH
IOH ItHOAIIKMMl TltAltK KK
liATIONH AUK IIIHUI'HSKH
tinllci! Tress Service
I'OHTLA'ND, Oct. 24. A p of
licrmanent constructive) benefit ai
tlir.t taken last Saturday night at tho
Portland Commercial Club, when
IjUhIih-8 men gathered nt a dinner to
dUriiHx the benefit tof recent excur
Mloni.to Klamath Knlli, Central Oro
gon and Aberdeen, Wuili. Tlio big
dining room waa filled by mon of af
fair, nnd tho experience given and
the policy outlined for futuro excur
iloiii wero of great value.
Thu meeting doveloped Into a ijrm.
poilum on tho nttltudo of Portland
litulnuii men to outllde territory In
tho two vtntei, nnd wni n survey of
cou'illHonB exlittlug from Aberdeen to
Klamnth nnd In Centr.il Oregon. The
remit will be a clorcr tlo between
Portland and tho outlying country,
and thl promlie to be of great aid
In future development.
The following wn tho program of
nddreHc:
"Portland at Aberdeen," E. F.
West. "What Can We Do for More
llmlncs In (ho Oroya Harbor Sec
tion?" C. 0. Colt; "How Can We De
velop More lluilneta In Klamath
Knlli!" John F. Carroll. "Crook and
Harney Counties, Tributary Territory
of tho Trip " 8. C. I'lir. "Trade Po
ilbllltlrx of Central Oregon." H. W.
Mitchell. "Why Portland nustncia
Men Should participate in tho Trade
Bxcurslon nnd WhrA They Should
Do fo Aulit in tlitl'Dcvclopment of
tho Country," Wilfred P. Jone. "Tho
Trip to Hums," Paul Delia. "What
Wni .Accomplished at tho Southwent
Washington Development Meeting nt
Aberdren and High Light on the
Vnrlou Kxcunlon," C. C. Chapman.
Ijinrern slide of Aberdeen, Klam
eth rails, nend and Durni, furnished
by tho lllll nnd Hnrrlman line; mov
ing picture of tho Portland Livestock
show nnd tho statu fair at Salem, nev
er hown before, were exhibited.
GET ORDINANCES
INTO SHIPSHAPE
MAYOIl ANXI018 JXiB TUB CITr
l'ATHi:it8 IX) PUT LOCAL LAWS
IS AKHKMHLKD FOltM, HIT NO
ACTION IS TAKKN
"What about codifying tho ordi
nances?" asked Mayor Fred T. San
deroon of his worthy follow legisla
tor In tho halls of tho municipal
council Mouduy evening.
Councllmen 0. W. Whllo and M. Q.
Wllklns reported Hint nothing had
been dono.
"Why not hire a man to do It?"
suggested tho ma) or.
"Wo had a man ntnrted on It once,
but ho waa paid and quit," ald Coun
cilman C. 11. Crlslor. No nctlon was
taken.
Tho fact Is tlir.t AI Leavltt was en-
gaxeel lomo tlmo ago by the council
Little "Campaign"
Will Make Any
Boarding House
90ClOett66M I
written classMed advertising will keep the txwrdsag house v ; ;
about
i
ALL OF THE TIME., ',
will pay If run at half capacity. Not any GOOD boarding noaee ,,;
at a tlmo when It wag thought that tho
work could ho dono for f 160. Out ten
ttlmcH that nurn would bo nearer tho
tost, 10 tho work wan not completed.
It'n a big Job, and would not only
tnko money, but wcokn of arduous
labor.
MORE VAUDEVILLE SHOWN
AT HODSTON'S THEATRE
A good audlcnco assembled last
iilglit at Houston' opera house, whero
tho J. W. Flood company begad a
three nights' engagement with vaude-
llio numbers. Tho company in
clude La Hello Marie, contontlo.iiit,
who Is agjlmbcr as can bo; Flood and
H.iys In a comedy akctch, "Jimmy
James," and Lois James, tylophono
manipulator, as well as the sudden
c'longo act of the Hay sitters and
"Jumping Jack" Flood, whose aerial
hops aro unique and Interesting.
OAK AVENUE BAD
WHERE TRACK IS
CITY KNHINKKIl HAYS CHOSSIXO
KHTA1ILISI1KI) THKHK WOULD
ItK DANGKHOUS, AND HE CON
DKMX8 PltOPOHKD OPENINQ
City Engineer Don J. Zumwalt re
ported to tho council last night
against tho proposed extension of Oak
avenuo across tho Southern Pacific
tracks, as It would go through where
tho passenger trains stop, is so close
to tho depot that teamsters could not
sco.tralns approaching from the south
and frequent switching at the spot
would hold up traile -most of the
time. Ho said his men and himself
wero delayed n" long tlmo by trains
tho morning they went to look over
tho grourd.
Councilman Owens said that It the
people of Mills addition had to go to
Wantland avenue It would mean
much out of tno way travel ror meiu
to get to and from tho main part of
tho city, tho distance from Oak to
Wantland being 2 600 feet. On tho
mayor's recommendation that all tho
councllmen who could take a look at
tho proposed crossing beforo tho next
1 meeting tho subject waa doforrcd.
City Engineer Zumwnlt reported
that ho had surveyed, staked nnd plat
ted tho proposed extension of Want-
laud avenuo ncrom tho tracks, wnten
will Involve 8-10 of on acre ownod
by tho railroad and 72-100 of an
ncre owned by tho Klamath Develop
ment company.
PANAMA TOMIAGE SHOWS'
INCREASE Jl RAILROAD
Government (MHclala Be Forerajwer
of lllg Canal Huslnces In TraJac ost
Kteam Line. Which Nov.- Htodera
Canal Irogre"
United Press Service
WAHtnvnTON. D. C. Oct. 14.
Government officials see a forerun
ner of tho hugo traffic to be handled
chrnush the Panama canal In the In
creaso of through freight handled by
tho Panama railroad.
In tho last year there has been an
:
Of -
Good
Pay
, , '
REDEEM WARRANTS
BY ISSUE OF BONDS
Increaso of 23.04 per cent In the ton
nage handled by the railroad for rev
enue purposes. This Increase has
taken place In tho absence of any
systematic effort upon tho part of the
road to Increaso Its business. In fact
tho:o In charge of tho canal construc
tion aro already complaining that
tho rovenuo trr.ffle interferes seriously
with the use of tho road In connec
tion with tho work on the canal;
On tho Pacific coast this freight Is
handled by two competing steamship
lines, who deposit their cargoes at
Panama. The Panama railroad trans
ports it across tho Isthmus, to Colon,
whence It Is taken' up the coast by
steamship owned by tho railroad
company.
On westbound freight (bis process
is simply reversed.
Peter Cravettl is tho now chef
for tbo White Pelican Hotel, and will
be here In tlmo to undcrtako to fur
nish good things for the Inner man
when tho hotel opens. He Is f'om
the Hotel Drcslln. Now York.
GREAT BIB, JUICY APPLES
WLLBfSHOWKATEUGEME
Cemlaa: Skovr of King of Orchard
Prodactt WIU EcHper AU Float Ms
deavors That Towa Ha Made te
That Uae
Special to The Herald
EUGENE, Oct. 34. Eugene
will
hold iU biggest apple show on No
vember 3 and f, the 'coming exhfMt
throwing all previous shows far In
tbo shade. Tho annual fruit exhibi
tion la growing all the tlmo In Im
portance because- of Increasing orch
ard acreage around Eugene, and this
year tho festival will tako on moro
then local interest.
Prlzea have been offered that make
It an obiect for fruit growers to com-
I nete.
CHARTER PEEVES
ONE COUNCILMAN
O. W. WHITE SPEAKS SLIGHTING
LY OF MAGNA CHARTA RY
WHICH PEOPLE OF KLAMATH
FALLS SHOULD DE GOVERNED
"It I may say .it our fool charter
doea not provide for the city engineer
to keep a record book for surveys."
said Councilman O. W. White, when
ho brought up the fact that the
charter provides that tho police judge,
who Is T. F. 'Nicholas, shall keep such
a record. It r.ppcared that the police
Judge bad no aucb tome in the official
archives, .vd City Engineer Don J
Zumwalt volunteered the Information
Hint ho had such a book In his office,
and bad boon using It to enter a
survey.
"I think It Belongs to the city any
way," said he.
"All right, It'll save us buying one,
anyway," said tho councilman.
Mercantile Tax Proposed By Mayor
And City Attorney
Mayor Fred T. Sanderson has In
mind the raising of revenues for the
city by tho Installation of regulations
which will reuulre taxes from" people
la the various trades and occupations,
and as a result of bts mention of the
proposition at the council meeting
last nlgbt It waa determined to put
tho matter into the hands of tbo city
attorney, E. L. Elliott, to draw up an
ordinance which will provide tor such
fees. Council will fa tho amount of
taxes lntsr.. ' r
"There art iota of psoffU here do-
- IXCa tW ,,HU.
TO BETTER CREDIT
OK MUNICIPALITY COUWCIL OR
DBRH CITY ATTORNBT TO
DRAW HI ORDINANCES NBCRsV
HARY FOR SPECIAL KLBCTION
Dills of the Big Basin Lumber com
pany for $11.05 aad the Iaaes-Ctarke
company for 96.80, which had beea
held up by the council for a couple
of weeks, were the subject of a spe
cial report by the finance committee,
Councilman O. W. White, chairman,
last night. r
The committee found that the for
mer bill should be cut 1 6.60 and the
balanco of 64.45 allowed.
On tbo second bill the committee
roportcd that It had traced all feat
one of the Items to the use of the
city after being ordered by persons
accustomed to ordering same. The
enc particular Item not traceable waa
evidently ordered by D. H. Qool when
1 o was street commissioner and used
on the government canal Bear the
Samaritan hospital. The committee
retorted that the parties famishing
It goods added 10 per cent to prlees
at which like goods were furnished to
other parties. '
"We believe the city Is toetag hesrv-
!'y by paying these bills la depreciated
warrants, aad most respectfully rec
ommend that the council refund out-
standing warrants by the tone of
bonds to run thirty years, payable
at any Interest bearing period after
fifteen years," said tie retort- -
"We tad thac fhe-Intnres-Ctark
goods were ordered as far back as
June. We do not recommend pay
ment or non-payment," stated Mr.
White.
Councilman F. L. Fielder's motion
to pay the bills was seconded by
Councilman Charles McOowan, and
pi o vailed.
Then Councilman White moved
thu .City Attorney E. L. Elliott bo
instructed to draw necessary ordi
nance to provide for a special elec
tion to Issue refunding bonds for the
outstanding debt of the city, which
motion was seconded by Councilman.
C. n. Crlsler, and prevailed without
n dissenting voto.
The floating debt amounts to 146.
000, approximately, while tho legal
limit Is fSO.000.
Rov. George H. Feeee, pastor of
Grace M. E. church,- has boon made
the recipient of a unique gift by his
congregation. He Is the donee of a
trip to Seattle, where he goes to hear
the series of evangelical meetings be
ing held by "Gypsy" Smith, tbo Eng
lish revivalist, who Is probably the
foremost revivalist of any Christian
denomination In the world today,
Seml-Annual Aakeajr Report
Mayor Fred T. Sanderson last sight
called on the committee on acquire
ment of the Ankeny canal, consisting
of Councllmen O. W. White, O. B.
Crlsler and B. S. Qrigsby, to report
at the next mooting.
"We cannot report tor three
months," said Councilman White.
"This Is a' slow proposition aad oaa
not be rushed." ,
"Semi-annual reports." suggested
Crlsler, and a laugh came forth. ..
Will Draw Ordinance
log, business, not paying any rent or
taxes either." said nil aoaor. in a- ,
dressing the city paters. "Tho ro . 1
cordor hero says ho is surarlaM M .
the number of peopW that ntf;ls Jh J
hit ofdee asking what the llesaso foea ' f.
are for various things, and tumTto he ,-' ft v
told that thero art no taMg MMstwd, - -'
on thorn. Wo havo a oapr.ol fC&T
burg act tnat im.pm.-IP:
tor." . - v-' ViPr..-".;
'TIB llu ISTH pt JS.TWT7 nww--.
bouse la town paying H.'',I
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