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tor Women at Palm Beach
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ath Falls, Oregon, for tra-smtsalen
through tho malls as second-class
matter.
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keet leeattoa ta the city. See uno monin
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Subscription terms by Ball to any
address In the United States:
One year S.OO
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FOR SALE
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON'
TUESDAY, FERRUARY 2, IBIS
JR SAI.K Auto; household and
kitchen furniture. J. H. EVERETT
3t Slith and Main sts.
R SALE OR
TRADE Best ten
acre tract in southwestern Wash
ington, withia city limits; or will
trad for Klamath Falls residence or
tmeh. Address P. O. Box 1011:
telephone 84. 2-Jt
AND STOP AT
KLAMATH FALLS
THK SACRIFICE OF HOGS
Sakaerlbe tor the Herald. SO ceats
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT COMPANY
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clayton a. waacKi kk
(Beteal Treatment)
Oflce keaee: I to 11:10 a, m; 8
U((a eves-age. T to
KLAMATH FALLS
Steam Laundry
BevfVDrr, r pond, 40c
eesM
Weclf rtaiabig machJe wUl re-
New collar machine prepares the
collar for the tie.
Wood! Wood!
Block, single .load $2.75
Block, double, load $4.00
Absolutely dry slabs $3.25
(Extra on hill)
16-inch Body and Limb Wood
4-foot Body and Limb Wood
Rock Springs Coal
Leave orders at Ashland Fruit
Store, 3d and Main.
PHONE SMfeJ
P. C CARLSON
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CONCERNING OUR SCHOOLS
Mattcrtof 'Intereit to Pupili, Patronf,;Teacheri, Taxpayen
iMli.,r'. Note lit t lcM.rlin.iil ll U ll ltrHl.Hi of Tho llnmlil l'W ns hum l Htt,.
T. i rrTiS. ami all other Pmiiw In rr ' "" " "m,,, " m lW- hr (Z
illili nuilincr, lll WMirniiii , niii hi u.i..i.i ww
iiwltc
the
ihiikIik milliner, in w--irni.Mi ... . - - mi1,,1T
.nwlen thing, that he -chm.N v Inlnvalnl In. Plenv. arml Mn In. Thrjr Im Hrlnwml.
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BILL TO IMPROVE
SCHOOL AFFAIRS
N THE LAST seven days more than
12.000 hoss have been received at'
tho Portland Union Stockyards. For)
the corresponding period a year ago)
the number received was a little'
more than 5,000 and two years ago)
for the third week in January the!
number was a trifle fewer than 2,000. ;
These figures are taken from the!
books of the stockyards company and i
are to be relied upon. I
Most of us remember that seven i
years ago hogs were selling on this'
market at 10 cents a pound, live)
weight. It will also be remembered1
that during the following year sev-j
eral buyer were sent to the Middle I
West in search ot brood sows, which '
i I
were bought and shipped to Oregon
carload after carload. The trouble
was that the hoe market tn Orecon
was so much higher than ever be
fore that almost everything that;
looked like a hog was sent to the ,
shambles. Hence the high prices in-J
stead ot benefiting us as a whole were
a detriment, setting the hoggrowersi
back two or three years. :
Now tbe large shipments come from '
another cause the high price of
wheat, for most of tho hog-growers i
depend upon wheat to finish their,
hogs for market. This could be done )
at a fair profit with wheat at n nor-'
;mal price; when It soared up to the
$1.50 mark It meant a loss to feed lt ,...,.,,.,
to hogs matter worth something! M,M Mararet Arbuckle U leading .Miss Arbuckle carries the cano about
ilk T n n nnrf society ai raim ueacn. Florida with with her to help her along the sandy
So again Oregon is being cleaned a """ llcn a" olner society women beach. The hnndlo shows distinctly
it of hogs. Of those reaching this theTe are taking up. This is said to the outline of a woman's leg from
MKAHUIIK IS INTRODUCED IN THE
LKGIHLATt'HK SATURDAY A. M.,
HV KLAMATH COUNTV RKI'RK
SCNTATIVE MAKES CHANGES
Hoik Not KwM'iillnl
Tlu .Slat1 Hiiliorllitonili'iit upon tho
'...iii.'.i ir tin iittoriityicvnirnl linn
fiiit-il Unit tho ni'linol (lurk In not u
member uf the school hoard iiml Ihul
therefore it Hoard meetliiK M lentil
,il,iii If Kin rlirk hiiil rectlM'il notice
of such meeting anil mis therefore no
ftrent.
bill
Tho provisions of the Smith
follew:
Section 1 The County School Hup-
nrlntendent shall mako an nnuortlon-
, ment of the entire school fund then
In tho county treasury on the first
j Monday In October ot each year, and
at such other tlmm as he may deom
advUable. Tho County School Fund
collected In pursuance of the school
ln levied by the county com mo xlmll
bo apportioned ns follews:
Ili shall npporllon one-hnlf of said
fund to tho districts of .his county
In proportion to the number
teacher employed during the preced
liiK school year; I'ltOVIDIM) that
where a teacher wan vmplojed for n
less term than eight moutliN, then
such districts shall receive one-eighth
of an apportionment for each teacher
for each month actually employed;
PROVIDED that for each additional
teacher, where a teacher was not em.
ployed for tho preceding school vear.
a district shall be apportioned funds
on ine basis of a teacher for a term
UNCH
NO COLD L
in menu
KKHl'IK.NT TEACHER OF HUM
MER SCHOOL CHOOSES FINE
PLANS THAT OTHER DISTRICTS
COULD AI.HO UTILIZE
The Hummers school, District No-
ai, Mrs. Ilertha Etcll teacher,, hnsf
taken up the plan ot nerrliiK hot)
STATUS OF FREE
TEXT. BOOK Bill
KILL KILLED Fill HAY HV h',Sn
IS TO HE FOLLOWER IV ,U,
OTHER PIIOVIDIVO l(lt SM;
THING l-lllt IM'IILirscilDillji
Tim Hehiiehel hill to repeni u,vn
ton Fre TuillKiuk hill ftmcted h,
1013 U now up to tho (iiivilft. ..
panned both house' mm ytiiate
I'mler the I'nttoo bin s,,,..r,i A.
Irlcts Iiavo ndonteil tt, ..i. ...,,..
Klamath Falls, HI. John, mi.l nfU Q
mimaiiiu, niu nixuorvn.
The I'atton bill wan nm.-,i-.i..
providing where the iemln ,,f . ..i.
trkt oto frwt tniliookri. it.,, .,.
shall bo fiirnloheil to pstorhUi
srhoo.
Yii.. ttii n.tii.ti ....t 1 1,, . ..
'" i'ifni inn in rnl(W
,, . . " ,. ,, , . , , I in
IW I II III III-. Ill mv IIi III IIUI HCIIIHH,! ..... ,, ...... v"
f( ..I..- ., H l')'hlKlherHihllebe bill nrml.ll..
i.L-..r... ......... ...... .' lellMwka for puhlle srhrw.liM.
MOST TEACHERS
NEW TO COUNTY
creamed putatom, cocoa ntoiig with
tho sliln dishes brought from home
iicikck up tho dully melius, Tim chil
dren take turn about for a week In
dUhliig mid preparing the food. The
school board has very kindly fur-
nliliud a smalt oil stove, keroseno,
sugar iiml salt. Milk and veRetithle
nro brought from home.
The spirit of the urhool. the attl-
tlldu of tll.i rhllilrrl. Inwnr.l ik.,lr
!
ntll Ckt flnn tt Ihnea M,Ahln. 1.1.
" u.. u.a ... ...... ......
market, and we understand the same ue ,,le very ,alel nlnK l the beach tho knee down, delicately carved in
can be said of Seattle, Tacoma andanu a navng:a tremenaous vogue. wood.
Spokane, only a proportionate few'-r .
are actually fit for slaughter. The.kf,u fnp tho r.VMlim "l . , .w'-.J".. ..'..
, . ,M , VHMa wMVM Mvfc i wuai ui.uvu U& mo uivuei uiuriue
other growers simply to save winter
ing them. And the price is falling
(day by day.
These abnormal conditions are to I
......, .w. uv 4svum iicuwi umi i wuubiiuviiuu ui mo niouci marine
week, and combine pleasure and phll-lcamp at the Panama-I'acific Interna-
antropby. itlonal Exposition has becun. Three
companies of marln's have been or-
Ibe reeretted They arise larsrelv from , H,b ,S THB MONTH wnen W Kanlied as a battalion under tho com-
farmers. They do not think far .... . WZ J. . .... l""" " " """ "l "" "i""-
" """"o."" uu uuiuiui, . iniu. Aiuung ineir many unties win
, .be the one of acting as the exposition
1KT . nvnn .t .... I . - . - .
hoe nroduclne state thanks in th' ol XDe Pr-A1"es. Kuora ot nonot. In addition to this
JruVdelrmLhl German B?rla.1 bardment ot battalion the exposition already has
yards and packing house people haveil Zh Tf tTv 0" or.more than 400 trained and uniformed
.... . . . .. a uomo trlcK. aunrds.
Midway Livery Co.
IN NEW HANDS
Horses bought and sold. Har
ness and buggies for sale. Good
rigs for hire and gentle horses.
Baled hay and grain for sale.
I'hone mat
enough ahead
done wonders
They have. It is true.
in making; Orecon a
of seven months; PROVIDED that no', 7 . . "" '" VWtni
district .haii ,1.... .. ; -- .".":,,n" i.rovl wonderfully there, and
onaren;;;n"w. :::,ri" : ,i rem.w,. u,.i . ,(
r ...i a ... .J. ..".'" '""" least Is duo to warm and tthotesomn
lunches.
made, assisted very largely by the
railways. But another' forward sten
must be made by the farmers they
must not only grow hogs': they must
grow feed for them. The Idea that
wheat Is the only feed or the best
,feed for making pork Is fallacious.
ACCORDING TO Johnson's state-
ment, he didn't have all of the fun,,
as he says Kenyon was somewhat of
a cut-up himself.
T!io number of exhibit packages
already landed at the docks of the
IVnama-I'nclflc Inlnrnnllnnnl Knnjl.
... iii u.v Australia nas reacnea z,uvo
. All 4l... .ULILI, -. . . ..
t.,. Q i- iT ; Z 1 " AL,lj DEPENDS upon what i " ,""c e"' are oemg instanea
u-on whin? ?" mum"?1 derdtlrae ilr- 0ro,", Haw mado his o" lM th Australian pavilion. The
upon wheat we are liable at any time !BervaUom r.xl.lblts from New Zealand are al
to have conditions arise as they exist , II10!,t as numerous but these are be
at present. . .i nlnMj , ,k , .,. ..
Th farm,. nf.i. ,t ,. ""'" ' uu" rw yesterday ' '"'" " r" n.im pai
,. """LT.: :'-:: ""' ""' '"ua" morning traded his snow shovel and K""- ol "e exposition.
loi.iiciB biiuuiu raise, as rar as pos-' i., , ,. ,. , '
slble, their own ho feed-alfalfa. 8,ed ff an "mbr"a-
,. , .
DID YOU STOP to think that If
Wc Wi Gnre Scrip
WITH ALL SPOT CASH WOOD
RU8INKM at regular prices.
Iieve Hionejr 1th order or pay on
, , DeHvery
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
5 15 Main Street
corn, peas anthing for finishing.
They should not depend upon the
. wueai. growers, uney snouia so con
duct their business as tn hnv whi
when the market Justifies, but to
depend almost solely it Is sheer folly.
It looks now as If next year we
would be sending East for brood sows
agalp. Surely If the present shin.
merits continue for another month or
two we must. Then we shall be back
right where wo were seven years
ago starting anew in the business.
This is wrong. Three months ae-o
the Northwest was In better shane
as to the hog business than ever be-
rore. Then came $1.50 wheat and we
are approaching the bottom very fast.
foriiana Oregonian.
Haltiey State Hnnk has increased
Us capital stock from unnnn t
the Hill-Guggenhelms build in from, 1,rcap'
Kilrokn thai wo will I.. .,... u I iJ.OOO
haul from salt water, and will reap
more direct benefits from the Panr, liiMirnnro that num. mm .,. .,
lama canal? 1 1 line. Sen Clill,m ni f.i a.
I ...... (m.,, r..,
8-MONTH TERM
BUMS LOST
I.U'KHO.V CIlirXTY WOMAN LEOIK
LATDR EAII.STO HAVE LENtiTH
r MINIMUM TERM
ED TWO .MONTH
are employed for the current rear.
Tho remainder of the county school
funds shall bo apportioned to the dis
tricts of his county In proportion to
tho aggregate dally attendance In
districts during the preceding school
year; PROVIDED that""each dlmrln
shall bo credited with a roiiin-Mn
attendanen In n.t.lliln.. . ....... .
- " -. Ill in nun ai-i
".nuance, or mree hundred days for
each month for each roruini-iv .,.i.
Ilshed school In operation during the
preceding school year; PROVIDED
that for each school room In opera
tion at tho tlmo of an" npportlon-
. wnicn was not In operation
during tho preceding school year, a
district shall be apportioned fun.!.
a constructlvn i,n...i . .
" "..vnuniice or iwc
thousand days.
Section 2 In Joint dl.lrin. .....
Icoiinty shall annortlnn ......i.'... .
tocher's apportionment and nttend
anco monies on onn.hi.if u.
...... .. "- i,,u vim-
"irucuon attendance; PROVIDED
.1 V. u"ull,,,cnlnco each county
shall npportlon funds on ,h .,
aneo coming from such county.
....,., jvon-resldent pupils
hMI bo admitted to school by the
consent of the school h,. .... !??
InPProval o, he County Superend-
Section 4Thn mn...i . ... ..
r..''i0x
"' wren ror the establish
ment of nddltlonm !.,. . ... T'
.Hrdcla,,,-;: "-
of;,,ZT.T.U,n,,,nrt,'btlon
' 'iiu. i. ""iiiiiii'iii at tho l'linni,,,.
Section fiTi, ....,. .. .. I'nclflc Intern,,.. ....'.. ",""'""
tlonments under th ' " IZ. .". VT.n display wm IT "". ""'
nel.n.. "" "e ine.iu,.r... ti. " .' " ."" -""'I IMI-
KtlltVEV OK SCHOOL
SHOWS THAT THE
or isriu'tToiiss
t
THIS SEASON
DIsriiltTa
maiihiitv
aiii: m:m
HbjbjbJmssm asJ TlMtjsjlssj
kw Do the Work Just Right
pt'PABK PINOLE
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'delivered at
or hem, IOre
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'. Scattered Shots .'.
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SAN DIEGO'S colony ot woundud
aviators baye formed a society for
their kind of cripples. This is oaa
organization a man baa to almost
break his neck in get into.
your
IF YOU WON'T number
bouse, or become a coatrlbutisur
ber of the Klamath Chamber of Cam
merce, or do your Christmas thoppiig
eariy, or buy-a-bale-of-cottog, yog
can tlll help little by buvi
Don'tNeglect Those Rheumatic Pains
You know that rheumatism, once it becomes ebtubllshed, requires
prolonged treatment It means much misery and torture during thut
time. The Joints become stiffened and swollen ou (annot move
without pain the pain Is incessant iiml sleep is denied you. When
the Joints show a tendency to stiffen or become the least painful
then Ih the time to remember - '
Nyal's Rheumatic Remedy
promptness of treatment counts inuth toward eliminating tho
disease tho longer you neglect It the moro painful and lingering
It becomes. Nyal'a Rheumatic Remedy removes tbe poison from
the system in the shortest possible time its continued use will re.
suit In a permanent cure. A largo bottle for fl.no.
Whatever a good drug tore' ought to have and many things that
UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY
fWfl Mal a.d HevenU, KLAMATH FALLS, ORKOON
I'ho house at Salem Thurda do
rented tho bill I l rod mod ,y Marian
1). Timii,, of Jackson county, nmk.
Ing eight months tho minimum term
" scnooi district The
law provides six months as the mini
mum, MIkh Towno In ilef.nmn ,ir n... i.n.
held that It Is lnrK.y henis f ack
niocauonal advantages that .eo.,0
lenve the farms. HI,., h .....
iwhnol facilities arc ecssentlnl to all
'rai communities.
Those opposlne Hu. i,ni 1...1.1 ......
the cost w moro , ,
Cling districts (ould m,fi K
In making n miney of ihc tMcbrr
lluatiu In KlMiniith rini.il dp M
ns fnllons;
'I he total number of lu.nlirn of
Klamath county In I'O,
Ttioatt having lutight onit or more
)eu In their present poltlo.i num
her 3i.
Tl.nso never linving lutiKhl I" I be
(ooiity linforn number ID. Those new
EXTEND. I '" '',r'r urw',M' icliwil niimlier 81.
I Tim rural schools taken nepftraielr,
.appear an follews:
Whole iiiimlier of rural tent tier.
51; oiii enr ;r more In pnseiit joI.
lion, 13; thoMo now to pnient pail-
tion, tl,
Tho roiidltlon 11 s set forlh sU)W
U terlalnly not (oinluiive to Ilia lMt
hcIiooI niiiillilonn. The teniher's ten-
11 le of ofllev, ir she, Is indent, shouM
ho more si-eurn. nn.l thu n.it-lirn
nhotitd ntlonipt lit remain In thoiame
I'litition for a longer period.
Icflchuni to do tho ln-st work
Hhoulil Um,w thu nt'vda of their r
l'Tth'i! cominuiiltluH. shoiilil In -
measure he leadnru. but t lilt. Is urnc.
llfiiMy Imposslhlo ir tho 1 earlier U j
iiie.ii dlMl.itenitted strmiKer.
M010 than id onu ,. ,... ...
;.h!:c --'...,. r;,i:
........ ..,rmiit at tho !,.,
SrvrK;
School SuperJntenden. " nnty
J"t"B 6"The "rvllons of this
" ue .. nr n, ..
tlW.fi 11 il,- .,., . JUll
, " i'"ircs or education lib.
"alnrts. varied Industries d ml
ml";, 'n n"d,Uon ,0 'o
1,1 '"" there w bo dlsplaya , .,,
t"''u of fine arts ..,. ', .". '
P-lnrei, by Clerman ,, '"'"""
iiiiiii r
llHhment nf no.,. ....... r"la"-.wnr h.u nm..i.... . . '"'"
'" ""oih or n, mi - iiieci iniorns. "in ...
' "'..III. Iixill.u 1 1.... ... .1 "
""". tn. f0; ;;: : r wri r iirrn,.w.
Thorn w ho n fUo future on
.flu Isll in Hcleiifo hy Harem o W
Clmdwlcli, 0. H. II., Member of tbe
hoanl of lectureship of I ho I'M
Church of Christ ficlenilst. of Hm
toil. Mass.. at lloiiRlnn'a nii.irii hoiisr.
Thiirsdny evening, Knliruniy I, nt
o'clock. A cordial Invitation Is
temlod to tho public M.
'si
i
tnlnanco of ninhiiui....
j, . . . . "HIM! Kf 11(11
a.sinct im.m.1.... .. "' " rnr imr... ,1... . .
- "'iiiiunrv if ifi . ..m ---. ..i iumi iwiiin...i. ..
i, - " " 11 count vi,. . .. .inn or ,.
r;zhrr --. ::?, r - imutK .
transnon..." '. ". ' r u,e '"'"d or I
no ,. "" " I'uone school nunlis
a It may deem nt ,. '. pup,lH
thereafter "I """ fropor' "d
Warding or .;::':" .:nc,,rrc.', n
fund'of ?hi he common whool
boundarPyr0bo8ardn for Z' U'
transportation of ny iIb"BrdB0P
visions of thn nTZ- .P"' the Dr-
"on law shal.be e7 cedat iT."
t'on of ,.d boundary bo.M P'
"eh Pupil. Jm! TZ 0"' even "
es from . ZSoiT
Senator un...
Wit to reguTatreT: 2"?
mattreMeg. --" ot
Itornld want nds
Set leaults,
MUSIC HATH CHARMS
I. Orom, tho Klumutb Falls MuhIc
Home man, claims that Mr. It
,,M,mr,'"!m r U, "ot 8I"'"
addition, has Just mado ono of tho
biggest bargains In tho linn of
ulcg Initruments ever known,
Inasmuch as .be purphgsed tor
1700 n Wayer Piano that generally
?" ar, much larger mm. Ho
1bo claim, to havo other borgoln.
on hand that are equally .. gd,
o"l Invite, public ifi.poctlon.
ni44Hf
0PFN maqtdii ei cun
A COLD OR CATARRH I
How To Oft Relief When Head
ana none are muffed Up.
1 fount fifty? Your rold In liend or
niiurrit dlsnppciirH. Your rlogKed i'8
'trlls will open, thq ulr puhhiikcs of
.your head will c)nr inn! ou inn
jhreniho freely. No moro MiiiffllnSi
,hnU(lng, imiHoiis dlschnrgo, ilryiis(
or iioidnchn; nil struggling for hicnin
nt night, t
lut u Binnll bottle of Ely's Oreum
llHlra from your druggist. and npply
Utile of this fragrant gntlsoptlc cream
In your nostrils. It nenotrntcfl through
every air passage of tho bead, noolli
III uml li,. 1 1,,.. .1,.. u...ili.t, nr lu-f.
,." . """- " ""v"v". ' lA'ri
iiiim mucous mombratio, giving y"
Inslnnt relief, lleml onlda and mlarrli
yield llko mogc. Won't stay stuM.
uirgna miserable. Relief Is euro. rj
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