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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON
Oregon Has Egg Record.
Hands Down, Now by Hen
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Proceedings of County Court
NOVEMBER, TanKM, 16M
Cars for Hire
Ibunath Falls Auto Co.
riiow it
MOHT CAM.H AFTKIt 10 I. M.
I'ilO.Vi: UTIMV Olt MY
(Hernia Special Service)
OIIKOON IIUIMJINU, I', I'. J. B.,
Nov. 2G. it's "Oregon flrt" ugaln,
thin tlmo In tliu twelve months' Inter
notional ogg.luylng contest Involving
r.GO heiiH from tho four corners of tlio
jMtlon of modern times In about Ml
Unit might be expected, even of col
9A'u lienn.
To those who have been following
the poultry work of Professor Dry den
In recent years, this "bringing hone
the bacon'' Is no surmise. Wnrkinv
Otirth, The enntraf nti.lut Vlnn,l. illl O A. C thl "l.nlhi,. t...i..t. .
,...,... ,.,,, --- -. ... w, ...... .....,,, uuiuiuit U(
and as u matter of fact It Is Oregon jpoultrydom" developed Lady Macduff ,
llrst, second unci third three penii of nn that two years ago laid 303 eggs
I white Leghorn, Barred Plymouth .,n- 86C day, the world's champion rec-
IIocUh and n hybrid of the two, en-ior(1 until very recently. While devel-
leruil l)V Prnfpnanr Inmna n4. 'oillnc IMa HlattnOTlliiho, I -..... .-.-
head of the poultry department at tho 'Professor Dryden bred up whole
We Have Used the Axe
on prices for
high grade
WOOD
and
HAY
u our special
Thanksgiving of
Coring to our
friends. We have
not cut qualities
In any way, how
over. You'll And
tho snmo high
claaa
Wood and lby
u always. The
axe has been
used only on
prions which
will ainato you
by their oxtrerae
Iowmm.
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Seehorn GETZ Wood
lady Paget has become one of the
heroines of tbo war. because In tho
faoo of capture by Bulgarians at Us
kubln Serbia, alio refused to desert
the' wounded Serbian soldiers at her
hospital In ordur to escape from tho
conquerors. Tho story has been sont
from the llnlkutis Out her husband,
learning tho Bulgarians would soon
titko tho place, hurried there In a fast
automobile
"Wo owe too much to these wound
eil men to leave them when they most
need us," alio replied, and ho left
without her,
HEAD THIS
600 COYOTB, WILD CAT, MINK,
MARTIN. OTTER. COON AND
BKUNK FURS WANTED DY JANU
ARY 1ST. REST PRICES PAID.
SEE CECIL O. WEEKS, STAR DRUO
COMPANY. 84-6t
Oregon Agricultural College, enptur.
nig all tho places forth mentioning.
The Oregon chickens wcro so far
ahead Iho past three or four months
I ll 1 i ffliuraa. kaalli. ... .. - .
J.....I n.uiu iuuii wus never any uouot
nttout tho final result, and the Bnal
score shows the Canadian pen, tho
closest competition about twenty
eggs behind Oregon's lowest. To add
to Oregon's glory, a Darrod Plymouth
lltock developed from college- stock
and entered by P. M. Sherman of Leb-
iuiiuii, mm iwu tvnue iegnorns among
I tho college hens, proved to be tho
highest Individual scorers. Apparent
ly, tbo only reason Oregon did not
win a greater victory lies In the fact
that the Oregon college did not enter
mom hens.
This contest, tho largest and long
Hocks laying more than 250 eggs per
hen, and now has several laylnr about
the 300 mark. He Is. one wh'n ha
given his time to the dcveloDment of
egg-producers rather than to ih nro.
tluctlon of feathers, and in speakrag
or the Oregon triumph In this contest
said that the result Is a strlkina dem
onstration of the effect of breeding.
J no nens in the three .winning pens
entered by O. A. C. were selected on
the production records of their ances
tors, complete records of each of these
for five years back glvlna- him the
line-up.
This victory seems to be a vindica
tion of college education, in the case
of chickens. In this Instance col
lege education educated and won out,
inrt Mr. Barron, the English breeder
est at tho Panama-Padnc exposition, V'hoBOPhenomBWr8rniped, thinks
was conducted on the fair grounds un- CU0UKh ot Dryden's birds to have or
der, the auspices of tbo University of,'01 nlm two pens for one and $100
California. Tho great feature was
Roberts St Hanks, supplies
poor farm, September and
October. 115
Leslie Olds, taking testlsaosy,
Justice court, stabs vs. Hill,
October. 16. 1916
jLoomts Bros., office rent dis
trict attorney, October and
November. 1915
Bhlve Grocery, supplies poor
farm, September, 1915 . . .
Shlve Grocery, supplies, poor
farm, July, 1916
Oeo. L. Humphrey, services
, truant officer, October,
1916
P, Lee, postage for county
assessor
C. Low, outside services
grand Jury subpoena
C. Markwardt. contract
poor farm; October, 1916. .
F. C. Markwardt, contract
poor farmi October, 1916 . .
F. C. Markwardt, contract
poor farm, October, 1916.'.
Golden Rule Store, assrenaa-
dies poor farm, September,
1916 ,..;..
R. C. Short, salary road su
perintendent, district No. 1,
October, 1916
O. W. Offleld, Justice fee.
State vs. .Love ... .
T. M. Durham, constable fee.
State vs. Love
W. C. Foster Co.. refund of
TsVXffsy .
Frank T. Terry, refund of
UeZOB
Harry W. Engle, refund of
IMalnMlreet.
lhosw79 Herald want ads get results,
the contest between pens of ten birds,
and pons were entered from practlc-
flllv UVArv otntn In Iks fTnlnn f-vtm
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Canada and from England. Among
tho also-rans are two pons entered by
that "blanted Britisher" Barron, who
has been hitting the high spots at
practlcallyvall of the American egg
inyinK contosts of recent veears. To
have gotten the goat of this champion'
of champion breeders is no small hon
or, and to have broughl to Oregon the
gruid prise, the cash, and a score of
trophies offered at the greatest expo-
In cash to boot.
When It comes down to the records
mode by any of the pens in competi
tion or Individually, there Is little to
bo tnld. The Oregon White Leahorns
taking first place laid something more
than 1,60 eggs, an average of but lit
tle more than 160 eggs per hen. The
samo hens at the Oregon station nroh-
ahly would have produced around the
zr.o murk, but the, conditions here
were not conducive to heavy egg pro-
dii'llon. All the chickens vero tin
against exactly the same thing, so no
cue l'.ii any special regrets.
THREE FACTORS
Of this bank's usefulness are vital and are Its principal rea
sons for being. There are its responsibility to customers, stock,
holders, and tho community at large. Most Important is Its re
sponsibility to you as a unit of the community, In protecting your
Monty, giving you sans financial advice and extending a maxi
mum of credit Based on good banking principle. ..We are neces
sary to one another as customer and financial agent, and should
get acquainted. -You are welcome to consult us on any phrase
3f the banking business.
First National Bank
A Turkey's Swan Song
I, A. T. Gobbler, beta about to depart this life by virtue of the exigen
cies or fate, President's Wilson's proclanuitioa and other circumstances
governed largely by the criterion of so man- cents per pound, do, as I
stand upon the brink of eternity, sjaxtaft down fearsome vista of chopping
block, axes, and silver, and snowy linen and many platters, declare this to
be my llnal message to n cold and hungry werid:
JFvr3 WarZ&l
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A POOR WORKMAN
r
Always
of His Tools
This is not alwaya true in
some cases where he tried to
buy too cheap he naturally got
inferior quality.
It pays to buy the BEST
' he may be a good workman
with inferior tools. ,
I tie a good workm witl1
good tooli.
We 'sell the BEST IN EV-EkYTHING-tools
and all
kinds of HARDWARE of the
BEST QUALpY,
(TRY US. 'OUR PRICES
ARE REASONABLE
. i . i
ROBERTS & HANKS
mm
Yesterday an Egg, today a Square
Meal and tomorrow a Feather Duster!
Woo lc me! Rudely sat upon by an
old woman for days before I reach
tho world, heckled through Infancy by
hawks and foxes, in childhood Ignored
und stuffed to stupidity In the fullness
of my youth with treacherous food
that foreshadows fate even as It fat
tens, I am butchered In my prime to
give some boy a stomach ache.
To gobblo and be gobbled Is the
ARK YOU THANKFUL
Dearest Public:
If you ain't; you ort to be, living
hore in Klamath county, the Dost
place In tbo West, and besides you
aro on the map, and then there Is no
war, and the sun shines, and life is
really worth while If you make it so;
It's up to you.
'My turkey, 'tis of thee,
Sweet bird of liberty,
Of thee I sing.
I love thy back and wings,
Neck, leg and other things.
Of thee I sing."
I am so thankful it's making au
bowlegged to carry it around. I ass
invited out to dinner, got ssven dol
lars, and my beau is going to be there,
and I am so happy.
gay, by hen, you ort to be thankful
that I am here, as you can coma in
and get the hostess e, little lasting
presont as a remembrance, if you are
Invited out any place.
Who put the tick In tickle. I don't
dare to tell it
When you buy diamonds, remem
ber me,
I hope you eat so much your wateh
tops, and then I'll set to nx it, and
then I can hate new soz.
I am so thankful I dont want yer
hlP-
If you don't see me Friday oau ate
up Jn heaven, Aw, Haw, Haw. .
Mcriaiiaa,
IMPORTANT NOTICi)
We have never before sold a reef
preventative, ON IPOONm : re
lieves wur stoawa. aaa.as
nation AT ONCB. Whitman
keynote of my lite. Would that-I
might live to see my wattles wither!
But no, my kin and I must struggle
on, walking head-first out of saloons,
or riding in delivery wagona wrapped
In paper sacks; ruminating In dark
cellars on the death to come at dawn;
qr, fettered In abandoned coal bins,
dreaming of cosy tree-top roosts of
former days, nor wotting; aught of the
eranbejry garnished bier that islo
he. A tragic life whose end I greet,
serene in the knowledge that I shall
stand forth, showing no white feath
er, having none. (Signed)
A. T. GOBBLER.
A. Kallna, merchandise, Mrs.
Kos, county poor; October,
1916 -.
E. W. Oowen. Justice fee.
State vs. Spinning .......
E. W. Oowen,, Justice fee,
State vs, Cale Springer . .
E. W. Oowen, Justice fee,
state vs. M. F. Green . . . .
E. W. Oowen. Justice fee,.
State vs. Weatherman . . . .
O L. Humphrey, constable
fee. State vs. N. Weather-
3?70
ONCE DISMISSED;
NOW AN ADMIRAL
BRITISH NAVAL TRADITIONS
TURNED UPSIDE DOWN BY THE
WAR, AND DEMOTHD MAN IS
Joe Smith, witness fee, State
vs. N. weatherman
C. C. Low. witness fee. State
vs. N. Weathermem
Dr. Warren Hunt, witness fee,
State vs. N. Weatherman. .
L. L. Low. witness fee. state
vs. N. Weatherman
Henry Plcard, witness fee,
State vs. N. Weathernmn. .
J. K. Weathern, witness . fee,
State vs. N. Weatherman. .
E.i W. Oowen, Jostle fee,
State vs. Hill
O. L. Humphrey, constable
fee, 8Ute vs. Hill
Mrs. Berths) HUI. JusUce wit
ness, State vs. HUI ......
Mrs.Mrene Lucas, Justice wit
ness, 8atevs. Hfll
E. W. Oowen, Justice fee.
State vs. M. F. Green . .-. .
O, L. Humphrey, constable
t fee, 8tate vs.M.F. Green. .
O. W. John, Justice witness:
State vs. M. P. Green ....
E; W. Oowen, Justice fee.
State vs. Hammond etoi . .
G. L. Humphrey, Justice fee,
State vs. Hammond et al . .
E. W. Gowen, Justice fee.
State vs. Ike Mose
Earl Whitlock, coroner claim,
Wm. J. Cudahy case . . . .
Earl Whitlock, coroner claim,
Rosooe E. Cantnill case .,. .
Earl Whitlock, coroner claim,
Oeo. Noland cane
Dr. Geo. A. Cathey. coroner
examination, A. E. Mitchell
case
Earl Whitlock, coroner claim,
A. E. Mitchell ease
C. T. Oliver, coroner Juror.
H. Freeman case
Fred Noel, coroner Juror,
H, Freeman case
I. R, Struble, coroner Juror,
NOW IN ASCENDANCY
Juror,
United Press Service
LONDON, Nov. 25.
1910 with dishonor tor, losing his
ship, Captain E. S.. Fitsherbert has i
Just been appointed a, rear admiral
of the British navy, squarely against
tho traditions of the service;
Until the great war began the ad
miralty adhered strictly to, the prac
tice of 'demoting comnVf lders ,' who
lost their ships through Blfence
and never granting tnekaaotker
command. Captain FlUMrbert eex
hl,s veeeel, the CruisesvBeaterd. by
stranding on the Kor'eaast. He
was court' martiajeo.ana awmiMea.
Later he was ailowedrejeinter the
navy as a super inteaaeettj of .oon-tmot-bultt
shins. Hi snitsss in this
work re-stablie;MiaVa4mlraRy's
eonndeaee in flUsMrsswi' ami aeis
iow la the high raalxMlfasrvfMi;
S. H. Freeman case
Earl Sharp, coroner
H. Freeman ease
V. W. Wakefield, coroner Jur
or. 8. H. Freeman ease . . .
-Dismasted m Chester Avery, coroner's Jur
or, b., h. rreeman case. . . .
Mrs. F.R. Hamilton, oorVmer
witness, S. H. Freeman case
F. R. Hamilton,, coroner wit
ness, S. H. Freeman case. .
Mrs. McDonald, coroner wlt
, ness, 8. H, Freeman, ease. .
J. Hirvl, coroner witness,
, 8. H. Freeman
W. H. Butler, .coroner wit
ness. 8. H. Freeman i
HT,W. . Bradahaw, ooreaer wit
noes, 8. H. Freeman ease, .,
Dr, C, E. Wheeler, coroner'
, witness, S.H.Freeman ease
Earl Whitlock, ooreaer, wit
ness, 8. H.'IYeemaa ease. .
HQ. Shidler, sejary re4 s-
pervsor, Oetoser, 1911 ',. ,c
0,), Do Ls,' stamps oeaaty
eierk, Novwaser. 1H 'r.
Cmmm igns Power Co.,
'!rfiieaftj-bj(
ber, 1916 36.(0
Llak River Electric Co., re-
39.16 pairs at poor farm, October,
1915 .;..,... '7.00
Padflc Telegraph and Tele-
10.00 1 phone Co., services court
house, September and Oc
tober. 1916 13.75
50.00 IE. B, Henry, mileage county
surveyor, March, 1915 . . . 37.00
5.50 Glass A Prudhomme Co., sup
plies county offloes, Oeto-
5.00 ber, 1916 104.33
C. C. Low, tel. service outside
of state, September and Oc-
7.00 tober, 1916 3.96
Klamath Telephone and Tele-
1.00 1 graph Co., telephone tolls
for July, 1915, at Ft. Klam-
3.00 nth, Oregon, amounUng to
93.35, was disallowed In
100.00 full.
Chan.. A. Smith, mileage Jus-
100.90 tice court, witness, State vs.
Murphy 4.40
76.60 1 Bert C. Thomas, assisting dis
trict attorney. Justice court,
State vs. Green ...: .... 10.00
39.64 W. M. Duncan., asswtmc dis
trict attorney, October, ,
leVlo ,.. 75.00
30.60 1 C. C. Low, expenses to. Sen
Francisco, Cal Anglin case 69.37
4.16 Southern Padflc Co.,, Judg
ment Southern PacMc Co.
1.66 vs. county" treasurer ,... -. . 63.30
American Surety Co., premi-
101.30 urn, on bond. Southern Pa-;
clflc Co. vs. county tress-.
9.631 urer 16.06
Phil J. Slnnott, salary repre-
31.03 aentatlve S. F. Fair for
month of Sept.; 1915 . . j 3160.66
Nettle Waltan, widows pen-
30.66 slon for, November. 1916. . 33.50
Ida M. Sbldler. 'widows pen-
3.76 slon for November, 1915 . .
Mary McLane, widows pension
for November, 1916 ......
Bertha C. DoneUon, wtdews
pension for November; 19 IB
Altha Daniel,, widows pension
, for November. 1915
Mary M. Liberty, widows pen
sion for November; 1916, .
Rose' B. Keeeee. widows sen-
sion for November. 1916 . .
Ella B;Burkaart, widows pen
sion for November, 1916
Tons Hilton; widows'
for November, 1915 19.66
Catherine, Tall, widows p
slon for November, 1916
Rose Goddard, widows
slon for November, 1916 . .
Laura E, Madison,- widows'
pension for November, 1915
Dulsy- Stiller, widows pen
sion for November, 1915 . ..
Carrie M. Meier, widows pen-v
slon for November, 1916 . . 17.60
Clara Banta, aid county poor
for November, 1915....... .85:00
Mary Kucera, aid county poor
for November, ,1915 ..... 36.00
Huldah Smith, aid county
poor for November, 1916 . 30.00
Addle Graham, aid county
poor for November, 1916. . 10.00
Bertha Hill, aid county poor
for November. ,1916 ..... 35.00
Kate Taylor, aid county poor
for November, 1915 ,:.. ,..-. 35.00
Phil J. Slnnott. salary, coanty
representative at 8. F. Fair,
October, 1916 ...... ... 100.00
R. C, Short, road supervisor,
District No. 1. September,
1916 ...... ... . .. .,. 35.00
C. H. Hughes, road supervisor,
District No. 2, October.
1915 3.50
Cbas. L. Hanson, salary rte
trtct sealer, October, 1915 11.11
C. C. Low, board of prisoners,
October, ,1915 45.71'
Agnes Lee, salary deputy as- ,
sensor, October; 1916 . . . . 78.00
Kathrya Wells, salary deputy
assessor,, October, ,1915 . .. 78.00
3.- M. Fountain, salary Jani
tor and court bouse super- a
lntendent, October, 1915. .. 60.36
Fred Peterson, traveling ex
penses' school; superintend
ent, October, 1915 ...,,. 33.00
C. A. Hayden, salary labor on ,
plat book, October. 1911? . . 69.94
Chaa. F. De Lap, salary dep
uty clerk, October, 1915V.. 135.00
Virgil G. De Lap, salary dep
uty clerk. October. 1915. . 106,00
Perry O.' De Lap, salary dep
uty clerk, October, 1915.. 100,00
L. L. Low, salary' and over
time deputy sheriff, Octo
ber, 1915 . , , . , .: , 168.16
Oeo. a Ulrkh, salary ami
overtime deputy sheriff, Oc
tober, 1916 .:,..,.,.,,,.-. 118.96
a P.., CbasUln, salary aa4
.overtune deputy sberisT. Oe-
"Him
edy with the QUICK aetlon of simple
buckthorn bark, Jilyejrlnt, to..aa
mixed In Adler-l-ka, tha PPendleRm
HU nruunruK ;rs
eh, aaa.aad ceaaM
QSWsssssSt
3.30
1'.79
1.76
1.76
1.70
18.59
1.70
1.76
1.76
9.96
13.46
1.76
7.38
6.60
6.36
9.06
31.76
6.66
35.00
17.06
1.30
1.80
1.89
1.30
1,30
1.70
'1.70
1.76
1.70
1.T6
X
?
1J78
T
36,08
J!
17.88
1".
Chaa. W. Taeasas.
a y--. .?.--'' j--r.LV3.'wj"w.,&
poor (arm, I9lt . ., . ,-. iVcXff ;ffpf JffigS
J. FOoeller. A Son, suppHeni fMMi
for court houte, September. 'TS
"' , 1 tf f0
California-Oregon Power Os:. 4jKrfSSa
services court house, Sep
tember, 32.10; services
district attorney office, 'Sep
tember, 1916 ..,..,..,..
Western Transfer Co., haul-
Ing trash from court house
yard, September; ,1916 . ....
Independent Ice Co., ice for
court house, 1915 .'. . . . ,-. Jlt.'86.'
u u Truax, assisting In op
eration Mrs. Taylor, county
poor, September, 1916 ,, ..
A. Kallna, merchandise, Mrs.
Kos, county poor, Malta,
September, 1916 ....... j
O. K. Transfer Co., transfer
county roads, 81.25; trans-,
fer poor farm, i.75, Octo
ber, 1915 .-...........'....
Virgil & Son, dishes for" poor
farm, September, 1916 . . .
J. H fUfMr tehA. .; '"i- . 3
--, . w.vf iswvt WSM, Jaw jJH ' fc
..... W.. auKHA.K tm. ' '-I ..'. 'J..4
ber. HIE .... , "'.r. '-..V. fJtfWl
Glenn B. Garrett, labor esem-v ? 31l
tr Inflrnarr mnatra mii. ;s. &j., . .cwT.fa
.l.... J7'."1 : r-.-w.wrisil
Warren' Hunt '-- '':-'-'
mlleas, .if.nsZSi ST" M -WCSW!
;8eptomber. 1915 Jritt Sa.iHfifl
M.t-V.
?.
X ' Z T ' '"."y "-'tti rivlnam,eal
Padlc Telephone sMjTeti W & &?mMm
arapa- Co:, ssmee. im'iWlli
.farm,. October ariIfaiAA XM
Gl.PrdnpmtSlMil
clerk circuit
ber. 1915 ...
court,
mmm
.oetoiviift MmmM
-wi i a'.-- - z. - js-w.Tsini
Pw9)jj!
L-.'-aiHl . -Vi iSSUXSH
'ilwis
Stella Low, salary nurse!peer-. fiS
.- .. .S.A ..- ' ' . '..V. Tj-.?,
wb; ununr, ipig; ,.-,
Glass A Prudhomme;
brand inspector,
ber. 1916
.i . . . '-i.'
.. - r '-.I " r"i
uiih.s rruaaoaaw. hhuhu -.;
' : -. . -: -z-iDt'i'jtrTi
county cierx, oetoner, iiii?, n8f s&ajaegJK
".-.; : rir -rr :- r?
t.rCStta.
j&4mm&m
iSiWtm-m
rviumfi.Mm-jmmM m
, ;iHi:mMm m
''U-T&i :W
a irvi"r4.-
irvi-o
w 4i;rf.
-"...J. -.Ti.Tjri
1.BV .,1 . a . L. r'd.a.-l ?ra....JV -
while heM laeontyJatt:4i ':
IbSr loin. ' - ' vs - '- MSffiHLTW
? A,E;ppimi:to
. : ' tr oStees.-l ;8entember mM;MMti ,
-,J ' ' ibcladiatriM;.? :
R..O.- Vlneent, witness te'.ntnlpMigfti :
i; R., eiimmm i
pen- ...' jmbtow, 'xsnwsmresiismv-i.mfolwyrfAJ ;
fif irrm'mazii
VI 1 -Lfi'Wlrt'Tf AW.IA I
35.00
16.60
17.50
amounting, to ftl6.99't-
.- .I..I1.l'ii .. !':.'
.itaa uawMWHt
i?fniv-u-j,ia,,iffiffia2Sfci
G. W.OBeld; coroner's
IsT ssi fltnanrT Msaan1
. WWW kBBU e e t. swji
Ray Merrill, coroner's' wttrttsji
witness, Mrs. Story ease y. )l;S9j
Elmer Anderson; corener's: i -
witness, Mrs. 8tory cssei: . -life
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