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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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"No Men ADowefTs ht0 of Exposition BaMags from Atroplant Abovt Galt pfoflfl Mexico Is
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IMTTSmTllGH. March t -Dintlcif, " "m.-It oartender .. 'o ..ml
, , , i, , cetera! tad) waiters, pictures of man
LrnoniR, smokeless ponder, palnlos ' , ,.,,
liRudome women gowned In thc
dcntlstr, tuncles. onS. point!- Mf.Ut flf fhIon ,,crba,v.,. but at
Morlcs, jokelcss comedies, ho eless ( cast row nod Director Hubbard
hopes and wlrels telegraphy ni would uie swinging door and a con
nil come, made ficlr little hit or gone splcuou sign Cafe, for I.adli Only
to come again, aud wh), therefore, 11 r '
loa.v not tho tninless beer saloon Dire tor Hubbard declared that he
It Is the "Pittsburgh idea" de luxe, was vcr serious about It. and cn
conceived by Director Charles S Hut- had .otue plans drnwn and Intro
bard of the department of public wtfc-.duced He said he thought It might
tj- The new saloon would be a place go n long way toward eliminating cer
of glint and glass, with manicures, tain questionable "hotels" and house '
frro lunch, chiropodists, preixels and HI reputed.
TECHNIWS BOARD FIRES
AWARD CONTRACT L. ALVA LEWIS
PAPER WITH THK SH.LLKST,nlMi:u KLAMATH MAX IS AC
LIST OF SWOIIX SUBSCRIBERS, CCSKI OF 1MSI.OYAI.TV TO
IS NAMED AS OFFICIAL COL'S-i COMMISSION" . AXl MAKING
TV NEWSPAPER FALSE REPORTS TO GOVERNOR
Tutted l'ro !lK
Ml'Nll O Ol'l Y March 'there's
no ue In UjliiK to dii hut-liieM In t
regular way In Irregular wt "M'
Ou yinum American here who hi an
aTTto annuo Kl Hm Inspiration id
tuiloinublle I" the turn who hail lie
l khiwii wealth In thf lluerta r
Kline I'hc Hew nltltlnU listened to
ll in wlllliiKly mill older, d luvWM
Ollf Ml III lel l at" went to the
piltnl s4Tntir) of ,1 leading Ktlral,
upon ordir. mid, two dajm ir. ho
unlit to Mm limn' utile for lh III.-
HUH (Mflll'nlt liuuirjfl rhtfc
Oil (hat auto wm u ,t (r
said tin MpiIi'mii I cui it u(i ,w'.
to Captain ilo.atid-Ko, h)i, , fl'k,.
Villa Von ittiui e to h in forh.'
uioiie) " Though t( uut i
Iran Iho aiitu mcr; Uy l4'
Uiillntnrila wlllt Hib MmmiiJ
rldliiK lu It, hn itomi i un, uM
mottling In pruimi ami u ki,u
that court atlltni would lo M
than uppa, for it wo,ilit utl. ..
him ml" Irtmlilo win, in, aJialm,-,,
Hun H otiu o( tin, r,n ii.......
Miff who want liiltirvniit ,
ithe rhnrgp of brlliE a defaulter to the
'amount of 111,000
1 Tim dUtrlit hanV. etsUlillinr a
that Hip hortae will amount to at
(tia.t ?."
The construction of buildings for the Panama Kxposltlou at San Krauclsro bine o far proBrrrt that It
Is possible to e tho outline of the k r.at dan This photo was taken from an earoplam. sbowlns th llolden
tJate In the distance. While tho fal r grounds seem amall In comparison with the large landscape shown In the
picture, they arw ery large.
Late Tuesday afternoon the county
court named tho Merrill Record as
the official paper of the county in
which to publish the proceedings of
the court.
The sworn subscription list of the
Republican, Northwestern and Mer
rill Record had been filed. Although
the llsta of both of the former papers
were greater than that of the Merrill
Record, the court refused to consider
them on the adtlce of the district at
torney, who objected to the technical
wording of the affldaTlU.
The sworn affidavit of the Record
givea that paper SOI subscribers, al
though there are only 489 names ou
the list. Three hundred and nlnet
of these reside at Klamath Falls, Mer
rill and In the southern part of the
county.
The entire northern part of the
county, which Is two-thirds of the
area of the county, is covered by a
total of six subscribers. One of those
is County .Commissioner Hagelstein,
who lives at Algoma. Out of 200
residents and taxpayers who receive
their mall at Fort Klamath, four are
subscribers to the Record.
The entire Western part of the
county Is represented by one sub
scriber at Keno. Hlldebrand, one of
the largest settlements in the east
ern part of the county, has not a
single subscriber, while Dairy has
only four.
The number of subscribers to the
Record and the respective postofflces
are as follews: Merrill, 217; Klam
ath Falls. 135; Malln. 32; Lorella.
18; Olene, 29; Fort Klamath, ;
Dairy. 4; Midland, 2; Bly, 1; Tule
I .nice, 4; Swan, 0; Hlldebrand, 0; Bo
nanza, 28; Langell Valley, 11; Klam
ath Agency, 0; Chlloquln, 1; Algoma,
1; Keno, 1.
SALEM. March 4. Acting on the
advice of W. L. Flntcy, now In
charge of the educational and bio
logical dhlslon of the work, theState
Game and Fish Comnl4slon dlse
mlsed L. Alva Lewis, employed on
biological work being done by the
state and goiernment cooperation,
i The cause glcn was "disloyalty
to the commission and the making
ol false entries and malicious state
'ments." , Flnley said Lewis had written false
(work of Finlcy and R. E. Clanton.
, Lewis went to the biological sur
ivey work from Klamath Falls. He
has resided here a number of years,
and was deputy district game warden
prior to the appointment of Carey M.
IRamsby.
PIONEER CALIF.
NEWS NOTES OE
PLEVNA PEOPLE
(Herald Special Service)
Chas Inman, who has been work
ing for H F. Murdoch for somo time,
met with rather a serious accident
last Tuesday by sticking two prongs
of a pitchfork lu his left wrist, re
sulting In Indications of blood poison
ing necessitating medical attendance.
Owing to his temporary disability,
Mr. Inman has permanently left the
employ of Mr. Murdoch.
THIRTEEN HENS;
WOIEN LEARNING HOW TO FARM
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.NEW KKt-Oltl) KOIt POULTRY I
' PRODUCTS IS K.VrAIU.I.SHEI ItV,
IlKHEItVATIOX KMM'K; OTHKIt
.NEWS .NOTE
Geo. Ager and wife spent Wednes
day In tho city.
MERCHANT DIES
E. W. HALE, INTERESTED IX THE
HALE HROTHER CILUX OF DE
PARTMENT STORKS, PASSES
AWAY IV SAX FRAXCISCO
United Press Service
SAN FRANCISCO, March 4. -E.
W. Hale, one of the partners In the
,Hale department stores, died here to
' day following an Intestinal opera
tion. Hale and flte brothers operate a
chain of mercantile stores, and be
was In charge of the store at Sacramento.
Geo Shell and G. F. Sevits wore lu
l Klamath Falls on business Wednes
day.
(Herald Special Service)
KLAMATH AGENCY, March 4.
Mrs. Clatou M. Kirk, who has thir
teen lieus, usually gets from eight to
thirteen eggs, but one day this week
there were fourteen eggs The hens
are Rhode Island reds, which breed
Mr. Kirk, a well educated Indian
farmer, contends Is ideal for this sec
tion, but tho egg record has not been
accounted for.
Grant Gay of tho H. H. Van
Valkenburg ranch transacted bust'
nexs affairs In the city Friday.
II A. Talbot was a city visitor Sat-
lurday.
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Geo. Heavllln was In Klamath Falls
j Saturday.
FOR LEASE
For 1914 Season
40 ACRES POTATO LAND
ONE, MILE FROM MAIX STREET.
,30 ACRES GRAIN LAND
OXE MILE FROM 3IAI.V STREET.
80 ACRES GRAIN and POTATOES
, $ MILI'-S FROM MAIX STREET
8 ACRES FOR PASTURE
OXE MILE FROM MAIX STREET
4 ACRES FOR PASTURE
HALF MILE FROM MAIX STREET
2 .GOOD BARNS
hTAIILE ROOM 1'OR SO HORSES, IX CITY
Arthur F. Sevlta left Monday for
llakerslleld, Cal., where he will make
an indefinite stay. During the past
winter he was active In the literary
club work, etc., and will be greatly
missed by his many friends.
R. V. Ess and daughter. Miss Kitty,
wero city IsItors Saturday.
D. W. George, Geo. Shell and O. F.
Solt8 were in Klamath Falls Saturday.
Harry Wilson went to Klamath
Marsh for a short trip.
The snow Is melting fast these
days. As a result, the rivers are'
rising rapidly.
Indian Agent Edson Watson made
a business trip to Klamath Falls this
week.
Samuel Clinton was u tlsltor from
Yaluax for a few days He has re
turned home.
(Continued from pag I)
school brought In r duiiienilc cltinr
rliiiu otcr to attend the short courae
"The Chief Soil Tt' of Klamath
Count) Their Quallllr Use aud
llatulllni;, ' was the tuple ittcuixl
b) Ma A McCall, at the brglnnlliR of
tho third day's seoiloii of the Klam
ath county short course lu the as
sembly room of the high school Mr.
McCall used a colored map of Klam
alh county lu this lecture, the dlflrr
cut sotli of Hie count) blng rcpr,"
senled by dllTrreul rolors. With this
map before them, the farmers could
su Just what localities contained tlm
different soils.
In a comprehensive talk the speak
er lolil of the in thods of treating and
handling each kind of soil for the
best result, how to protect the land
and guard against the many pltfats
Into which somo of the farmers are
in the habit of falling
McCall was follow, d by Profranor
E II, Fitts, who talked on "Breeding.
Feeding and Management of Sheop "
Mr Fltts outlined the successful way
of handling sheep from a standpoint
of both meat and wool production
Suitable housing for sheep In win
ter was strongly urged, and the
speaker took occasion to Impress on
tho farmers tho necessity of having
alt barns, sheds and outbuilding!
warm uud comfortable for all animals
and to keep thebulldlng painted as
a protection against vermin
i llahla. lrall' oldrsl rltjr. has bwti
ironslrurtlllg How port at l otilla)
Ittmt will uinirotttnate tut If" than
ISa.fiOO.iluu
ji)al MiKe
Wnulur.da) night belli I.AdlV
Night, all l-ojal Mihmo arp fcjutod
to be prrsrnl with Ihrlr lady fflctid
The club room will be open for the
ladle There will U an tttrrtaln
mom, daiirltig and refreshments
(Hiei.d) commi rn::
:-jt
Arrunile Information about (lie
Ktonuilli lU.ln. lee (lillrtite, ItSA
'Main.
.Submit for the lUraid. to cent
month
Citation
lu the County Court u( the Slain ol
of Oregon, for Klamath County
In the Matter of the Ealatn of J(oph
Conger. leceaed
P 1. Fountain. C C Hogue. Marlon
Hanks, W A lcl(ell and K. I.
Applegate. Directors of ttcbool
Dlctrlct No I. ut Klamath Coun
ty. Oregon, a Trustee, plain
tiffs. .
X, E UrckeS, It C lke. Jallle
Wrln. Anna Richard. Jatuc
Heady. Duncan llcVe, Ella
Kredrlch. II M llerkes, Jam.
Conger Sarah Drew, Jirteph
Conger Cbarle Conget, Ma) II
Wlllsott, and a i jwoa, xv
named or uuln..n t,mt, H
ilattnllig to ham ai, im.tnt u
dUlrlhutet-4. In r,n,,
Jmepti Conger lwrltn (W
feiidaul
Tu N E lleeke. II l llcrte. J
Verlu, Anna HirHnrd. jls
Heady. Dutirau ll-tr, ja,
rrdrlch. II M luV jb
! Conger, Sarah tfe Jw,ji
Ctner. Cltarlr nter UtI
U'IIUiiii. aud ail ifotii, .
natiled or liliVimnn hailt
rlalllilng to hate atir -hlct.il, i,
dllrbute. II) the rttl
I Jlejth Cohger IVveAtn)
1 (elllUllU
In lb" llStiln III the ll uf 0tlf,t.
t N oil and earh ( ou ate hctctj tn,j
and teillfed III apx4r iti tbe ce-U!)
rutin ot lb stale .f Orrgue.hr
Klamath runt, at 'n 'ort Jju
( thereof, at Klamalu PU, U lL
county of Klamath and tle t( 0.
gon on Thursda), the uh 4; i(
June, 1911, at the hour o 10 o-Wl
10 I be (oreni-xll Of ald J) ItitUl
there to show raue, if am ili!f
'wh) the farts hould nut t 'ul
'and the tlghl In ditrihutloa tta
'atato ol atd Jorpb ( osttt, U"
feated. dCferl, et foltl ui
!pfa)rd fur lu the ltlllua u( jtli
itiit on file herein You r hrUt
' resulted to appear Vefufv lit CSVt
( the- time and place bettlt'Wffl
u,rlned aud file mr MtU 1)
t)our retihi claim of bci:vi.
Uiwtinr.blp or llltrreal In I4 et'
WUlicaa tho Honorable Wtt. i
Wordett. ludgw ol the tount) letrtrf
the tale of Oregon for the eomlfrf
Klamath, with the e ol m!4 Mt
'amietl. till" 2d day ol March, 1)11
Attet c it m: lap nn.
I Heal)
lly PIIAH F l)K LAP le'al
III l-:t.- h
Tho quail aro entirely gone from
tho Klamath reservation. During the
past two hard winters tho birds havo
either starved to death or bcenj
driven off by hunger. Until then'
thoy wcro very numerous and mutl-l
plied fast, being a native species.
ROSEBORG MAN
GIVES SELF UP
J. Karecow and sous, Nicholas and
Alex, were In the city Saturday ou
business.
J. W. Adklns spent Saturday and
Sunday In tbe city. LaBt week It was
reported that Mr. Adklns was build
ing a new residence for Mr. Weather
man of Keno, when It should have
been Mr. Drcnnan. Mr. Drennan says
that he needs the new house himself
so he would like to havo It under
stood that he Is to use It Instead of
Mr. Weatherman,
SCHOOL FOR COPS
OPENED IN PARIS
I
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES IXVESTL
U.VTI.MJ AFFAIRS OF IIA.NK
CLAIM TIIEIIn IS A SHORTAGE
OF NEARLY 7.VMM).
FRENCH GOVERNMENT, Y .NEW
METHOIl HOPES TO MAKE THE
MINION'S OF THE LAW MORE
RESOURCEFUL
it-
See Us Eafly
The Klamath Development Co.
1303 Main Street
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Geo. G. Kerna and son Earl were
In the city Saturday.
J. W. and II. K. Kerns of the Kerns
Electric company of Keno passed
through this city on their way to
Klamath Falls Saturday.
Indies' Night.
Tonight is Ladles' Night at the
Moose hall, and, for the entertain
ment of the ladles, quite an extensive
program has been arranged. The
exercises for the evening will In
clude most every form of amusement
and entertainment, one of the head
liners of the bill being a mandolin
guitar quartette composed of Ed.
liodge, Fred Houston, Harry Ruiz
and Johnnie Hubbard. There will
also be vocal solos, duets, trios and
quartettes, besides refreshBMoU and
dancing. The entertainment ii for
the wives, daughters, motbjtriMt
United Press Servlc
PARIS, March 4. Prefect of Po
lice Hennlon today opened hla much
lieralilul school for Paris policemen.
Tho basic principal of all courses will
be to train policemen to act accord
ing to common utnse rather than al
ways following explicitly tho rigid
rules sot down in tho Paris police
manuel, All prcacnt members of the
Paris force of police will attend, after
which recruits will havo to attend
for tlireo to six month before be
coming eligible for membership on
the force. .
United Press Service
ROHEIIUUO, Ore, March I -Ex-President
Thomas Sheridan of tho
First National bank of this city, has
surrendered himself to tin. r,i,,rUi
authorities, and has btn Initiated on
MRS. A. PETERSTKINKRH
Xot much allver,
Hut plenty lo eat,
For a fwo bit meal
It can't he boat.
120 HJxUi Hire
Of the three Pacific Coast states,
Oregon arid Washington far outstrip
California In tho work done by pri
vate owners for forest protection,
ters and sweethearts of kiembers-'of
K Jfo are two klad of Insurance,
HrnUlcoto write lire kliul that pays.
Wood! Wood!
fllock Wood
18-Inch Body Wood ....
1 Cinch Limb Wood
i -ft. Dody Wood
4-ft. Limb Wood ,
ltar Order at
Square Deal Mora
Cor MxUi aad Mate
P. C CARLSON
I'lwM las
JO.
Gertrude & Co.
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(tM
Opening
Display
of
Spring
Millinery
Saturday, March 7
"Just like Home used to be"
The Oregon House
Klamath Avenue, Near Sixth
Board and Room, $7.00 per week
Board-Three MeaU per day, $6 oer ek
Two Mcab per day, $450 per week
' Sinile Meab.35:cenU
68ft Main.
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