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KLAMATH FALLH. OREGON, THUHHDAV, MARCH 9M, I9IB
Price, Five OmM
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OK NEW SEWERS
lrtir. Tnrrw urrv attoii.
kv to i,iti:i,-',K
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tMitllUiltrrnlnn U .numbers pro-
,0,lht limit of Hi" l"inl Issue
jrltchiflr for the Installing of
-. n tiir attorney
iUncU4lolrr ui bond ordinance).
Li. i. iaw-r tmrpoai-a, leaving Urn
latitat Mast. !' l" fled ,n ",,en
1 1, Strait! i"1 "'"" "v" ,,lr '"'
...ikiulUil lO IllUP.
AmikNllmalo made by lh city
mliwr m lu ih' niniiiini nereeasry
..M-niatethe tir f Iho rliy win
git ! ikoul IT6.0M". TliU would
wit propveir '"i i"" "" ""' """
Mi nd rmla III Nicholas addition
ujetKun llflKtil. nml II nlo
bdilrt Railroad ntiiiHKiti. second
bi liriui. MIIU nml Harrow addl-
Uni. Arcefillni: to Mr. Xumwall
Uli would covered nil of the tin
i-rel territory Dial II I believed
UtftaoalJ b anr nerrully lo rover
rtUUtlm.
Knot Handrrauti ktnlral lo Ilia
OTirlllntl there wai ntmut 100,000
ft ktl suitable, after llio city lull,
tulut ill ati'l fire apparalua bnnda
m told. If thcao ahoiild not It
k14 tttr would !i lliU amount or
HUM additional
nil frlonda In Iho naaembly room of
that ImiIIiIIiik on nml Krldny utter,
noon, Tim tenclmra of tlm grnilca,
Mlaa Myera nml Mm. Joi have.
berll hliay with ln Utl iden. for
aevernl ilnyii, nml the vlaltura will be
Wnll repaid for their lournnv In il.nl
Inalltiitlon of learning.
Tim program will ronalat of declii.
mntlona, recltatlnna. alnainr ami lln.
loguea, nml llio "futlirn areal" arn
very anxious lo show their pnrinl-
nml frlonda what ttmy ran do In Dm
wny of lightening tlm dreary mtthw-v
of llfn wild Ih n aiinahluo of onruevt
endeavor-
GOONG
XMUSTti MMTlM
TltOflll.i: IN MEXICO
1 rtry lot-rntlnx meeting wai
' Wd If lb local oclnll.ta laat Hun
aiimlng. The moat notablo fea
tsi u a lecture alrpii liy ono of
Ik (Mrtdta im Did rnndltlona In
Ink, ihlch leil up lo the ment
anhtl Ho lllimtrnlixl lila lecture
tfaiimWr of plinlonraiiha, which
tn ma jbIBkJ to llfn alto by the uaa
tfiatlle linlfrn, r'rom hla own In
SHUkaoalrilcP of Hip Mrllran Vfo-
HaaitaM ttiry am InlrlllKcnt and
lil, ied pvrfrttly alilo to tako rare
t( tktmitttra und ratnbllah a ood
MtrtBDt If tUrn iIip rhanrc. lln
Knett; nnH that all who lovn lib
ft and a iqimro iIiaI uluiulil Join In
I MMt italnit any Ititrrfnrrnra by
Ulitoootrjf In the nfTlr of Mpilro.
Thou hu mliiril that incetlnn
i.Mldcom without fall npit Hunday
'!. "hrti tnerp may ho aorao olh-
"pod tblac imllr.l nfr. pmmbr
!-Ut, on Fourth atrtrt, back of
.'mUruiitor.. COMIIADK.
COUNTY
BOYS CONFESS
NXRYOVMi MUX AIIMIT VKIMK
NnUlKllimi I'CTKIl IM)B-
0cwAMTHi:x I1I1IIMNU HIM
NONR
rNPrM8tricc
WRVII.I.K, Cnllf., March II.
i rt. ,0 ,'1" K'Uorior court on
"Mri. of mum, Vdiy, N.laon.
OutiB I,' """an and Slew
"W RoUrta ami llln,llf hu hom,
-'-it inn 'i'.i..iiu ..au
"' "unran, uro yoara, will1
7"V io to Juvinllu court. Tlio
Tl Wtra Iia i ... . ..
-- miiu iner wnnoui nail
Mlnrra May Itraunir
tlr.ltPd Praia fltrvlri.
LONDON. Marrli 2X. Karly votln
In llio inlnllif dlalrlcta ImllratM Hint
a majority of Iho mlnrra arn In favor
of rMumliiK.
"AY I.AMII
''Mtl(al.i.. ,"""". .
I .vii ' oa, " orve
WitflB w"lneilny afternoon
U Ia7l. . "g" MWi 'nlu
Of n.ml" (1,,Jr' '" of Wordim,
hlJ ,,ou" wiuilo enmo to tbo
wtih.77 7 l0 lh0 col cae
wWort i nUJ bc,n, an,lou t0
adjourn court fni. .. -i-.
u? U he iifirrnm.4 .i.- :.
' " ins wre
!JJXTIinRAWMr
"" rxTKHTMH FRIDAY
i
Of the Flftli iiij m.ik
entertain their par.nU
TEDDY DENIES
HE WILL BOLT
NAY'M THAT I'ltlll.lHHKII NTOItllM
OK HIM ailCAf.O HITKCII lll.
t'ATIMl HK WOUM! II4II.T WW.
VSKY.H
IL HAS
BUSY SESSION
nrriTio.NK rou (iiuiii:h ami va.
CATION Ol' I'HOITUTY AHKi:il
TO knaiim: ov.i:iih io maki:
IMI'HOVKMKNTH
tlf.ltrd I'rrai HorXrti
HT. I.OUIH, March :a. Itoototclt
arrlrnt In HI. Uniln at a o'clock Ihla
inornlnR, and will Im thp aprakfr at a
blK tmlltlral inrvtliK lonlxbU Tin-
rnlonrl rrillrl to Hip imlillilipd
atorlra that he Indicated hi IlitPtillon
to bolt If tic falla to (pt thr noinlna
Hon lu Chlrafo, lln aald-
"Any atatampnt llkn that la a fake
Any tlmo I havn nnythlme to aay on
uch a aubject I will aay It myaelf,
Anything purporting to come from
me, unlpaa I aay II myaelf, la a fake."
Alex Itovell. realdrnt of tho Na
tional Kooapvtdt league, denlra that
the ItiHwevrltrra bavn takrn an op
tion on Iho auditorium at Chicago,
with the view uf helping a bolt In tho
convention and the nomination of a
third party ticket. Kn routn to the
hotel, Itooapvtlt, when naked to c
lain the meaning of hla Chicago
apouch, eapeclally the word "I will
have a good deal lo aay," If the people
drrlded agalnat him "a a rrault of
the boaaea Juggling their rlghla,"
aald, "I won't ndd A word. All I aak
U Hint tho people read what I aay,
nml take It at Ita ciact value. Any
one trying to detract anything from
It or road anything Into It or out of
It la deliberately faking." Ho alao
denied the auditorium option atory.
WHITK HltAVKII UKTH
F.10MTKK.V MONTIIH
Unite I-tkm Bert lea
HAN KHANCIHCO, March II.
Charlea Colli, a white alaver, who
brought Mary Knot from Tonapah to
Truckee for Immoral purpoaca, waa
aentenced to eighteen montha at Mc
Nelll'a-Ialand and fined 1100. A mo
tion for new trial waa denied.
HUWKAaKTTKM AHK
' HKLU WITHOUT HAM.
lulled I'reaa flervlr
LONDON, March II. In the How
itrtet pollc court Mra. I'ankhurat.
I'ethrlck Uwrenco mid wlfo woro
held without ball for complracy. Mra.
Tuko waa discharged.
IH)(.!cKMAN- AI'IHHNTKH
Win. Metaner haa becomo tired of
'the lob of cttr patrolman, and ten-
dered hit resignation laat night to the
eitv Minnrii. Unvor Hanuoraon ai
ice annolnted J. I., rarrla
Palf1ilri4t-lafnrTi a niah who will
render fflclent service, and la com-
netent In every reaped. He la at prea
ont night clerk at tho American hotel.
The resignation and appointment aro
to take effect April 1st.
W. O, W. DANCK
Camp No. 799, Woodmen of the
World, wlllhold their annual ball on
April llth, In Houston's opera boua
Tha watchhora ara all nutting foil
thai fcaat aSTarta to B-lva their frMdS
tha aaoat enjoyable tine or
on. Mason's orchestra tas oeen
. thus Inaurlnc tha best or
ale. Tha exhibition drill by tho I
will alona b worth the price of
Bitaalaa. Thar will be bo turke
trAt huaav hu or atrluly bear. All
art
:c
CiMiiicllmaii Crlnlur waa thu only
ahanntee at tlm lomicll mi'i'tlng laat
night
A petition wna received from Joel
T. Ward naklng for the oalnbllalimcnt
of a grailo on Wnahlngton alreet from
tho caat iilile of tho cannl to tho remo
tury. Mr Ward la dvalroua of put
ting In cement wnlki ami ahade treca
and olhnrwlao Improving hla proporty,
tho matter waa referred to tho city
engineer.
The following lillli were allowed
and orderod paid:
Irwin llodaoii Co 118.00
l.iprea on good l.SC
Ulnae, I'riiilhotnmo Co 31,20
(llnaa I'riiilhomma Co 21.00
freight hill, uudcrcharKo of
ewer plpo 8,16
Tim bom! of llnrrla Co. for $10,
ono In (ho Kldellty company, na guar
nnleo ngalnat damage by tho opera
tion of rock cruaher, waa found In
complete by the city ntornoy, nml on
motion na referred Again to the nt
torney for correction nnd reauhmla
Ion by Mr llnrrla.
Fire Chief Wakefield Mated Hint
hla aalnry of f7fi n month, on which
there waa n ill-count of 10 per cent,
wna not aufflrlent. On motion of
Councilman Whlto hla antary waa In
creaaed lo IC per month.
On motion of Man. Me tho police
Judge wna ordered to return to W.
Maateu acvrral certified rhecka which
had been filed with blda for filling.
Ihn blda had been accepted, but the
rnntrnrta had never been entered Into
by the city. Tho chrcka have been
on Die for over a year.
I'etlllona were received from tho
Klamath Development and the Klam
ath fjind and Tranaportntlon rompn
ny for the vacation of n portion of
Melliaio avenue In Hhtpplngton. Tho
petition aaaerta that the atreet ex
tendi nut Into tho march, nnd Inter
fere with future platting and Im
provement of Iho properly. A peti
tion from tho rnimo partlea naked for
tin vacation of Iota 1 to 32 Incluilve
In block I, In Rhlpplngton, owned hy
tliiMi, Moth pctltlona wilt hnvo to lay
orr thirty ilaya boforo nctlon by the
rouprll, nccordlng to tho city it-
torney
An nrdlnnncn amending ordlnnnro
:3I nnd repealing ordlnnnce 14.
pn.vldlng for nn electrical Inspector,
waa pnaaed to Ita aerond reading Ac
cording to the new ordlnnnce the In
apector, Inatoad of receiving a flat aal
nry. will bo componantcd by thn fee
received for Inapectlon.
AIIT OK MAN'H IIHAIN HKMOVKD
ernd bund red feet of extra hoao which
lie Ixjllovcd could bo placed nt Fair
vlo.v Councilman, fielder waa In
fiivor of tbo city purchnalng n hoae
turl nml hoao for the Fifth wnrd, but
tbo mayor atntnd that If tbo now fire
iiippnrntUN wui put In by tbo city It
win hla Intention to dlatrlbuto tbo
prcaunl inrta nnd oulpmotit among
tint aubiirba,
Councllmnti Owens of tho Fourth
wnrd ituted that If thn city had any
aceoml hand hoio that the people of
Mills addition would he willing to buy
;it to Im placed at tho achool houai
ikhii muitcra woro referred to tbo die
committee
ANKENY CANAL
WILLUREMAIN
COUNCILMAN, WHO TIIOUOIIT HK
HAW LIGHT AHKAD, IH NOW
IIIKCOUKAaKI) THK NUISANCE
MAKK AIHIANOKMKNTH
Itlll CXIMMKNCKMKNT
A meeting of tbo Senior claas waa
held laat evening at 3 o'clock In ono
of thn rooma of tho high achool for
the exproaa purpoao of deciding tho
matter of commencement exerclaea
and tho nrrangenicnta which arc to bo
mndn concerning apcakvra, program-,
Invltnllona nnd audi like. 8lnco tho
(ommonccnient exerclaea nro not at.
verv far off It wna thought that tbo
aoonor they could come to -om
uoniPiit on tho different things
tlVt will hnvo lo be provided for dur
ing Ihla week Itwould bo beat Hint
euli nctlon tako placo at onco
l OUT OK 10 IMI8TON G1HIJ
UW-LKflll-:i! IUTH? HH!
nnsTON. March 81. Nino out of
ten lloaton women aro bowlegged and
thn tenth la knorknced, declares Lil
lian Wymnn. physical culturlst.
"The whole town would run snouia
Its womon nil appear In tights Juat
once," anld she.
WANT KIIIK IIOHK AT
FAIHVIKn nan .
o..nilnian Rtnnahle stated to the
n i.B Avnnin-r that ho had a
council m -."--i -
Kirk lo make on behalf of himself
and the residents of his ward. He
called attention to the fact that there
waa no fire protection In the neigh-
- mm . ... .aa-t ttalrAfl IT
borhood oi rairview, """"-
thay could not be provweu inij
miiw uRu " 'v
lltved that Chief Wakefield had sev
lli:.MOVi: I'AIIT OK MAN'H
IIIIAIN ItKI'LACKII IIY IJA11V
IIALTIMOIIK, March 28 William
lluckncr, n wealthy real eitato brok
er of Cincinnati, la alive here today
after wliit la believed to bo tho moat
remarkable aurglcat operation ever
performed, when a portion of hla
brain waa removed and that of a now
born Infant aubatlluted.
Tbo trnniplnntlng 'occurred a few
mlnutca after tho Infant's birth, the
babe having died of Inanition. Huck
ster, who hnd been In n state of semi
coma for montha, la now aald to be on
the high road to recovery.
BOND INTEREST
DUE APRIL 1st
COI.LKCTIONrt WILL NOT UK
MADK IN TIMK TO MKKT INTKIt
KMT ON KLAMATH AVKNUK IM
I'HOVKMI'.NT IIONIHi
A communication waa read lo the
council laat evening received by the
city treaaurer from Hoehler ft Cum
in Ingi, bankers, of Toledo, Ohio, giv
ing notice that the mtereat on tho
Klamath avenue Improvement bonds
would bo due April 1st. It was stated
that the payments from the property
nwneds would not boToltectlble until
July lat, and therefore the city will
t.nvo to delay payment of the Intcrcat
on the bonds for three months. The
communication follews:
"Wo bee to notify you that on
April 1 there will be due and pay
nbl nt .'our efflce aeml-nnnual Inter
cat coupons on 170,658.51, Klamath
Falla, Oregon, Improvement G'a.
amounting to 12,119.61. We aro
writing you at thin tlmo merely as
a reminder, and would thank you for
the fnvor of a reply In tho enclosed
envelope, atntlng uhethor you will
hnve funda on hnnd to meet thoae
coupons promptly on maturity.
HOKIILKK k CUMMIN08."
WOULD PROHIBIT OOGS
RUNNING k URGE
Memtier of the City Coiuarll Believe
That IKiga Should Ho Tied at Home
or'ld Around With a String or
a Chain
(1. W. White hna it In for llioso
dogs which uae tho city for a play
ground, uud Introduced a motion bo
foro tbo council directing the city at
torney to propuro un ordinance pro
hibiting dogs from running at large
within the city.
"1 believe dogs are a nuisance,"
said Mr. White, "and I would like to
sco somothlng dono to prevent them
from running at largo. 1 don't care
It tho tax Is abolished, dogs should
be kept at home. The revenuo does
not pay for the nuisance."
"You wouldn't prohibit dogs from
running at large lu Bhlpptngton.
would you." asked Councilman Mc
Cr.won. "In Shtpplngton and Mills
oddltlon wo have no police, as you
have down hero, and we are obliged
to keep a dog for protection."
Councilman Wllklns stated that ha
ownod a dog, and that the tax waa
puld, and he had no yard In which to
He It, and gave tho council notice
that he would fight the ordinance to a
ntah. The motion carrledjrltn a few
aaentlng votes.
Library Club Meeta
There will be a special meetlaglot
taV Library Club at 3 o'clock torn
reV afternoon at tho Public Libra
all members are urged to be P
cDt. Tea win be served and a soda
tlm had.
rangements could be agreed on get
ting the two teams together for the
date mentioned above the local high
achool would have a chance of partici
pating In the first game of the season
lu the Merrill district. The baseball
boys of that city Intend to give a
dance on the same night that the
game Is played, and It would not only
prove a drawing card, but give the
boys a chance to see what they can
do In the way of handling the little
sphere.
The Ankeny canal, with all Its vile
ncaa, Is destined to remain with us.
This was tbo Inference to be drawn
fom tho discussion of the subject by
i city council lost ovenlng. The
vor and Councilman White were
thmlchlef partlea In tho argument. A
mmWmmkmiAim0mmmni
hand for somo time, and bo statod
lasl evening that he had had hopes of
reaching a settlement, but that now
the outlook was anything but encour
aging. He stated emphatically that
In his opinion tho city could not In
terfere with tho government. The
mayor was In favor of the city taking
over the ditch and assuming all ob
ligations, and then filling up the ditch
and letting the owners of water rights
bring suits for damages If they saw
fit
Mr. Whlto stated that the city
could not break faith with the gov
ernment In this manner If they en
tered Into an agreement to assume
tho obligations of the present owners
of tho ditch. Ho stated that It would
cost about 16,000 to pay the owners
of water rights what they wanted for
their surrender, and that he had ex
pected to receive 13,000 In donations
from owners of property through
which tho ditch ran, and who did not
own water rights, and that the local
reclamation office had recommended
that the government pay the other
13,000. This would havo settled with
the owners of water rights and the
ditch could then have been filled. Mr.
Ilopson, however, seems not to favor
the proposition, and It looks as If
nothing could be done.
Militia Keep Qotec
United Press Berne
ROCK ISLAND. March . 8I
ndred militiamen are patrolling the
cy. ah is quiet, ana the saloons are
d. The soldiers have arrested
x. Renewed rioting Is reared.
YOUNG PKOI'LK OF CHURCH
TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Tho young people of the Christian
church will give a patriotic program
Friday evening, March 29tb, at 8
o'clock. Following Is the pregram:
Piano solo Mr. Wlrtr
Rending Florence Short
Talk on Lincoln Mr. Dunbar
Parado of the 8tatcs. . .Young People
The last Is an entertainment In
song. In which the characters taking
part Impersonate the characteristics
of tho different acctlona of our coun
try. For example: Those represent
Ing the Westorn states will Imperson
ate Indians or cowboys, etc.
After the program refreshments
will be served picnic fashion, each
lady having brought supper for two
In a box and the gentlemen buying
the boxes at 91 each. Hot coffee will
be sorved with the supper.
' All are Invited to come and enjoy
a Jolly evening.
SECOND STREET
FILL TO BE MADE
ACTION TAKEN BY THK COUNCIL
TO PROTECT HEWER PIPE LINE
WHERE IT CONNECTS WITH
HEPTICTANK
The street committee waa author
lied by the council to enter Into a con
tract with the Oarrett Construction
company for several hundred yards of
dirt at SO cents a yard, to be used In
filling and protecting the sewer pipe
line on Second street. The pipe that
conects with the septic tank on Sec
ond street Is several feet ol the
ground, resting on piles, and it waa
stated that it would be absolutel
necessary to protect the pipe beforo
another winter. It la possible to gel
dirt from excavations much cheaper
at this time than when no building
are In progress, and the mayor nrg.d
taking advantage of the opportunity.
This Oil will be of great advntae
lu the eventual opening of Second
atreet. In which a number of the prop
erty owner are interested. Mr. Whlto
rlatcd that about, halt at the bccm-
tury amount had been pledged, and he
hoped to be able to secure the bal
ance. The flit to be made by the city
wlli be a start, and may be the muita
A hastening the work by the property
.v.ofrs.
FLORIDA FASTKST WAR
VESSEL IN U. 8. NAVY
On the Charge of Larceny by Bail
Bend Is Placed la the Sam of Two
Thonsaad Dollars Has not Bea
Furnished Yet
After hearing the evidence In the
case of the State of Oregon vs. John
D. Carroll, on a charge of larceny by
bailee, the defendant yesterday after
noon was bound over to the grand
Jury and his bonds placed at 91,000.
Ho waa remanded to the custody uf
tho sheriff, and at the time the Herald
went to press the necessary bonds
had not been furnished. .
ROCKLAND, Me., March 18 With
atecord of 21.54 knots on her stand
nrdltatlon trip over the Rockland
course, the new government built bat
tleship Florida claims the record of
the fastest dreadnought In the Amer
ican navy, and perhaps In the world.
Tho British dreadnought Vanguard,
with 21.50 knots. wir considered pre
viously the fastestb attleshlp afloat.
WILL CAPTURE FEDERALS
UNLESS REINFORCED
United Press Service
EL PASO, Tex., March 18. Rebel
advices say that Oeneral Auberta has
the federal foroes surrounded, and
they will be captured unless re'n
forced. Yesterday the federals ad
vanced against Jlmlnat, the Orotco
headquarters, and engaged Orosco's
force of Salasar rebels, fighting most
of the day, the federals using rapid
flrer.
MERRILL BASEBALL TEAM
WOCLE
--
e Merrill baseball nine are ver;
desiroua of meeting tho local high
school team one week from next Fri
day, April llth. In a recent .letter
received from Mr. S. C. Qravea, who
is the editor and proprietor of the
Merrill Record and also, manager of
e team la that city word waa to to
eawaMamr it ine ngni aina oi ai
JOHN D. CARROLL IS
HELD TO THE 6RAND JURY
ORDER OF EAGLES OROWS
The-Eagles had a gala time last
night. They Initiated another list of
members, bringing the membership
beyond the 100 mark. Con Mason
and Jack Tatlock were the "real
goats." They survived the ordeal,
Worthy President A. M. Crystal stated
to a Herald reporter today.
The degree team consisted of
Messrs McCloskey, Myers. Cooper and
SUIman. The order I growing, and
the officers are hopeful that now the
100 limit has been attained that bet
ter results will be achieved. The cam
paign of education that has been go
ing on is resulting to the best advantage.
BACK TO THE FARM
LUNCHEON FRIDAY
A SB-cent "Back to the Farm'
luncheon will be given under the an
spices of the Chamber of Commerce
tomorrow at the Llvermore drill
from lt.SO to I o'clock. Tola will he
"Potato Day," and everyone Is Invited
to be present. Several good talks on
he potato Industry have been pre-
Jamea Dixon waa In tha city today
m the Dixon ft Loomls ranch, be-
iw Stuksl bridge. He soys farmers
n hla section ara all putting in full
two plowing.
UP IN THE AIR;
OVER INSTRUCTOR
BOTH THE COLLEGE AND HIOM ,
SCHOOL OFFICIALS DMCOUR
AGED OVER PROSPECT FOR AG
RICULTURE INSTRUCTOR
There seems to be quite a contro
versy over the procurrence of a suit
able Instructor to take charge of the
agricultural department at the high
school here. Mr. Qrllen, who la at
present at the head of the agriculture
department of the Boise high school,
snd who had promised to come herei
and take up the same line of work In
conectlon with the experiment farm,
seems to have thrown np the.epoage,
much to tae disappointment of the
local authorities and thoae at tha
state department Mr. Faught of .tho
high school la this city wired to" the
state department at Corvallls to aee
If be could not procure another In
structor In the place which had been
provided for Mr. TJriffen. The author
ities there seem to have taken tha
same view of the situation as the
principal here, and have accordingly
expressed themselves to that effect.
The following is a letter received by
Mr. Faught and is la substance aa
follews:
"Professor W. E. Faught:
"Dear Sir A telegram from Mr.
Griffin to President Kerr Just receiv
ed announces the fact that he haa
finally decided to remain with Botea..
To say that I am disappointed and
somewhat disgusted Is to put It rath
er mildly. Before recommeadlat Mr.
Qrlfln to yon I obtained a epedfle
agreement from him that he wonld
accept the position, provided yon of
fered the 91.700 he asked, and pro
vided the achool was to be connected
with the experimental farm. Aa I
understand, both of these conditions
have been met. and still ha haa anal
ly decided to decline.
"I hardly know what to say Just at
the present time, except that we win
do our best if you still desire as to
get a first close man. I have one In
mind who Is considering the proposi
tion, but he may finally decide to stay
with college and experiment station
work. I fear that we can recommend
no one who will be quite up to Mr.
Griffin's standard, and I would not ad
vise that 91.700 be paid any of the
men I can recommend. I believe,
however, that the one I have In mind,
If be will accept. Is worth 91.509. If
he decides to remain with college and
experiment station work we have sev
eral other good men who could prob
ably be bad at salaries from 91.199
up. Please let me know your desires
in the matter. Very truly yoara.
"A. B. CORDLXY."
THIRD ANNUAL
SUMMER NORMAL
WORK WILL BE GIVEN IN ALL
THE SUBJECTS REQUIRED IN
TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES AND
TO MAKE UP GRADE WORK
Announcement is made that the
Third Annual Summer Normal will
be held In Klamath Falla at tha High
school building for twenty days from
May 37 to June 19 Inclusive. Teach
ers' examinations will begin on Wed
nesday, June 90th. Work will be
offered in all subjects required for
teachers' certificates, and an oppor
tunity will be given to make up work
In the high school or grade subjects
In any of the branches where a sum
dent number enter to form n class.
The tuition will be- 91 (or a single
subject or 910 for two or more sub
jects, payable upon enrollment Tha
work Is In charge of the county su
perintendent and the principal of the
high school.
CARD OF THANKS
:Vc lah to thank our friends and
neighbors for their interest and help
in our recent bereavement and aeuiie
them their kindness Is truly appreci
ated, Mrs. Ky Taylor, Mr. ana un.
III. H. Van Valhenburg.
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