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W. O. SMITH,
itor
Published dally except Sunday a
The Herald Puhhahrag Company at
Klamath raits, at lie Fourth street.
Entered at the iioetumc al
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THURSDAY, JULY IS, 1116
TIMBER SALE MONIY
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UC11 interest by the counties of
Eastern Oregon will betaken la
suit authorixed by Baker coemty
against Secretary of State Olcott to
collect something like J35.000, which is
claimed Baker county Is entitled to
from tke sales of timber on the govern
ment forest reserves.
There seems to be a feeling among
Eastern Oregon counties, where the"
largeat portion of tke forest reservs
are leeated. that these counties are not i
recelrlng tketr full portion in tke dls
trieatloB of the aaoaey receiTed froa
tke sales of Umber. An act of congress
provides that 25 per cent received
from sales shall he paid over to tke
state to be distributed far school and
road purposes, as the legislature
shall provide.
Tke manner of distributing this
money Is in question. The act of con
gress provides that It akall he appor
tioned amonx the counties in which
the reserve is located In proportion to
tke area of tke reserve lying within!
the county. It is claimed that tke
money has been distributed among all
the counties of the state la proportion
to tke area of forest reserve contained
tkerea. Irrespective of tke location of
tke reserve from which tke timber waa
During tke year 1MB tke Pelican
Bay Lumber company aleae paid ever
5t,eM to tke government for tke pur
ckaae oftttmher In Ktaaaatk cennty, al-
theughoalyfltjeeoftklaaaseantw
paid prior to June let. wUek is the
and- of "the laeal year ef the govem-
mt For Utf Klamath county only
received 3,4S4. whtek la 67 per cent
the year from the Crater Lake reserve,
of X per cent ef tke total sales during
Fifty-seven per-cent ef tarn luserie la
in Klamath county and the remainder
in Jackson. .Freeasent reserve has
larger area in Klamath tkan Crater
Lake, and a portion of tke Cascade re
serve Is also to this county, so it woald
appear that, no aatea have been made
la these two latter reserves, or else
Klamath county has tailed to receive
Its share.
This matter has been, under investi
gation for some time by the Klamath
commercial cine, and they have re
ports from the state treasurer's omce
and the foresters of the dMtereat re-
rvee, besides information from a
number of timber companies aa to the
amount of timber purekaaed.
Aa the timber aales in Klamath conn-
t yare Increasing at a most rapid rate,
the question of tke proper dlatribntion
ef the snaney reeatrei from aalaa la aa
of tke money received front aales la aa
important one to tke people of tela
county. If tkla money la aestribntei
proportionately among all the comi
ties of tke state eontaialng forest re
serves, of course Klamath county win
not receive near the amount, as if it
was distributed among Just those coun
ties In which the reserve waa toeatee
from which the timber la aold.
MAN ARRESTED HERE
NOW IN PORTLAND JAIL
M. H. Evans, who waa arrested at
port Kiamain monoay ny Deputy unit
ed mates Marshal jackaen, is now la
jail in Portland on a charge of using
tke malls to furtker n sckeme to de
fraud. Federal omcers aay that Evans
posed aa an expert insurance solicitor,
and aa sunk waa neat out by a Port
mad insurance agent, whom ke victim
ised by means of fake notes, purport
ing to be from persons for whom ho
had written poUciea, Tkese notes
ware sent to Portland, It la alleged, by
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Says Accounts on Farm
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OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallls, July U. Managing n
business without accounts ia like steer
ing a ship without n compass or driv
ing a horse without reins, said Dean J.
A. Bezell In a lecture before tke grad
uate school of agriculture at Amherst,
Mass, on July ltth.
The secret of success was said to lie
in a knowledge of past events and
ability to utilize tke knowledge In
business operations. Every success
ful farmer Is involved in a variety of
financial transactions and must ob
serve established business methods.
Ia order to be most useful farmers' ac
counting methods should he standard-
The keynote of modern easiness
dency la standardiaation. Tale is
in the interchangeable parts of ma
chinery aad other arttolas, aad control
of railroads aad other pablle ntlWiee
Uucie Sam to Conduct
Woman's Work Bureau
United Press Service
WASHINGTON, D. C, July
1$"
Uncle Sam's all ready to help his wo
mm and girls get jobs. Organ x-uloa
of the ii-cently created woueu'r and
girla' division of tke United States em
ployment service of the bureau ef im
migration now Is on a working basis.
Commissioner of General Immigration
Caminettl announced here today.
Branches of this bureau have beea
established in all the leading cities ef
the country. They are in charge of
women. Uncle Sam's investigation dis
closed that women aad girls don't ace
to deal with men wbea they go to aa
employment bureau, taat'a why.
The serviee stations will give spesJal
attention to the'reeaesU of wvanea
wage earners for work aad to meeting
the demand for female kelp la rural
a-, wen m urean rnaamunpiaa. u a
vaman in J Vetoes waata a 'job In
Kansas City but doesn't know much
wet oeiHUHona oowa inoro, eat wa
Work on tke mJlUcadoliar postoasee
at Portland wUlstart neat montk. -
Weinbaid Brewing ceameay ia
ting out S,e9 barreie ef oa-alooaoa'c
beverage, employing seventy-five par-
hornet nMcntlen-alvea-ie rental caf
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH
Standardized
through uniform government reports.
and conservation of human energy by
scientific management. It Is just aa
neceasary tkat business method of
the farm be standardized and uniform
as the business methods of factory.
U the prodocUoa of farm commodl
tiee'is going to keep pace with the In
creasing demand, farm accounts must
be kept and kept in a systematic, uni
form way.
It acountlng systems are standard
ized they will serve aa a basis for com
paring success and failure of neigh
boring farms with a view to correct
the mistakes. With the young farmer
just starting in business tke standard
ized accounts would serve as'a partial
substitute for experience.
Contrary to the usual understanding
of the matter the subject of farm ac
counts is not new, but was discussed
freouently by the ancients, especially
Pliny aad Cieero.
I be told by the bureau. Detailed infor-
mat ion about pay, hours aad geaeral
eoadltloaa will be placed at her dis
posal by the bureau. If the woman
wants to get, into a eertaJa kind of
work but doasat know enough about
it ' bit easclent, the bureau nearat t
her home will provide her a vocational
training course along that line, and be
bunting a Job for her meantime.
Each bureau Is responsible to the
government for the sort ef - plsesa It
sends the womea who ask for Jobs.
The women In charge of tke bureau
must "protect the women aad girls
from exploitation and mtedlreetioa;
aad no woman or girl aball be directed
to aa opportunity unless the character
of' tke place and the employer bat
beea esUbllsked to tke aattctaettea ef
the oflteer la charge"
The factory fowaers aad, easiness
(men of. tke United States art urged to
I cooperate wnk Uneto 'Sam's women
agents to aettlnn aaUtont-feeaaVi hale.
plaeM ia the right Jake.
A eeatraet kaa beea let for a new
school at BeasUe, eaetlng Sst,7H,
Oreeham le to have g" lrifHil
fram tke Pertlaad Oca aad Cake ceav
Kn,- aad Olcott of the stato baard of
coairet Bananas n feaort smbbc
FALLS, OREGON
Chairmtm of G.O.P.
Central Committee
In announcing that he would accept
the chairmanship of the republican
state central committee, Judge Charles
L. McNary said that he would do all
that he could to aid in the election of
the state and national tickets. Judge
McNary was elected at a meeting held
by the committee In Portland Satur
day.
"I had no intimation of my selection
as chairman until alter the act was
accomplished, and 1 shall do all I can
to assist in tho election of the splendid
state and national tickets chosen by
the electorate in the open primaries
last May." he said. "I appreciate most
keenly the value ot a united repub
lican party having for Its purpose the
restoration of American Ideals of hon
or and dignity abroad and the welfare
of the masses at home. Therefore, I
contemplate with pleasure the unifica
tion of the republican and progressive
parties.
"it was fortunate for Charles Evan
Hughes that the people of Oregon
could express their preference without
political or legal hindrance, and It is
equally fortunate that the agents of
the peoplo at the Chicago convention
barkened to the voice of our common
wealth and nominated him aa the can
didate of a united and triumphant
party.
"In the contest which is impending
1 ask for the aid and assistance of
those who believe in protection, pre
paredness and prosperity."
Judge McNary was born in Salem in
1S7I, and is regarded as one of the
ablest lawyers in the state. He hi a
graduate of Stanford University, and
for a number of years waa dean of the
law department of Willamette Univer
sity. He was appointed a member ot
the supreme court In 1913, and was de
feated in the primary election of 1914
by one vote by Justice Henry L. Ben
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summer pastime. She and her mrthtr
ere spending tke hot minjthj as the
Maine coast, aad Miss Peary to ab-
orwBg cverytblag she can find
the aubjeet of firing with the intent
of taktag n coarse la actual fiying as
eon aa sae has anleked her m
HBunary work. Her ateroet In tke
study, u inspired by her fatker'a ab
sorptien la K.
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Herald Special Service
UNIVERSITY OP OIUCaON, Eu
igene. July IS Vernon T. Molichen
'kscher and T. A Harlem of Klamnth
jfallr a.o rr-stotort-J lor tho iuimncr
,i-oi!"Ioi at tlio University of OrvKon.
nolti yttiitcnts are taking touraw In
Experimental IMucailnn umtM' Or
A) er of the Unlverxlty, mul School At)
ministration urnlM- rrofessor Clu. It.
Frazter.
The Unhcrsity numnier ncliool thl
ear shows an Increase in attendance
ot more than 66 per cent oyer last
year, and more than 100 per cent over
the year before, constituting one of
the most rapid gains in site In such a
short period ever nude by aa old-established
Institution In the state. The
summer school has beea In existence
cloven years, but Its great spurt
loin.
growth dates, like that ot other depart
ments ot the university, from the time
of the withdrawal of the Oregon educa
tional Institutions from the field of
politics, aad from the establishment of
a high standard of graduate work la
all the summer eoarses.
The summer students are said to av
erage more than thirty yearn of age,
many of them being successful men
and women in many lines of work.
Numerous married couples are rcglv
teied this year, husbands and wives
taking work together. The overwhelm
Iuk majority of tke students are Ore
goniaas, but the following states are
represented: Washington, California,
MUio, Montana, Iowa, Kentucky. Ari
Atna, Kansas, and tke province of New
Brunswick. The most distant student
comes from Amoy, South China.
Militia omcers te Recruit
United Press Service
WASHINGTON, a C, July . The
war department today ordered aU
militia oBcera to be drafted late the
federal service to act aa recruiting con
cert, to take charge of miUUa enlist
ments. Surety
Chllcett.
bonds while yeu wait.
See
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A 1120,000 twin crew lumber carrier
has been ordered built for eawmtila
at Hrookinga within eight months at
the St. Helena shipyards.
The Southern Pacific Is giving Coos
Bay country a limited train from Eu
wh. wacinersDusiness warrants or
act
DEAREST PUBLIC
This la to let you know
starving.
Pretty, tho, Isnt It?
that 1 am
way aonx you come in aad get n
set of those ice tea g'lasaes. Bare, you
can use tkem for beer on water cay
thing yon like: and they are cheap.
We also have the Ice tea spoons, and
(hoy have the same disease cheap.
Science has just revealed that most
of the "peaches" bang Yound on their
limbs. No, I mean twigs.
If you wish to have, your Parisian
Ivory engraved bring it in, as Mr.
Davis is the champion nt this work.
We will have a sample of tke work
In the window this coming week. If
you are going fishing you should have
a set of nested drinking cups, as they
are ugerui and sanitary, aad nreveat
pouywoggs from going down the
agus.
And, Dorothy, of you ever arc
to crave love, It ahauMCtoaa aa
soon. Wo bnvc a stock ef
rings and n Mg buacV of
tings In the latest paMeras.
We can reset yaw diamond while
ou wait, aad yea arcjfeoiioh to let
It go, for wken.yo do lose it tke cinch
Is not great that you arc swag to Sad
It again. J
If 'tin a watch you crave see our
stock. Solid gold wrist watches for
UJt.
ton ought to have a Thermos battle
If you go to the aaeut
" When ia tore tke youngeetT
I akall be off yea for Ufc if yon seat
get a move an, ana hurry to my aid,
aslamstervugrtgataew.
Please come over and hay a diamond.
. nfeaUTTAK.
UPPER LAKE
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THUMOAY, JULY II, 1916
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LEGAL NOTICES
....
Notice ef Final Account
In the County Court ef the Stale or
Oregon, hi and for the County of
Klamath.
In the Matter ot the Estate ot Oeorsn
Scliusl, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that tke un
dersigned, aa administratrix of, the wt
late ot George chMel4ooatceVha
Sled In the above entitled court her
final account of the admialetrauen or
said estate, and that the. eeJd court
baa Axed Monday, the llth day or
August. 11, at the hour of 10 o'clock
ni., as the time, and Ike county court
room In the court house at Ktaiaatb
Falls, Oregon, aa the place for the
hearing of objections, If any, to said
account and the settlement thereof.
JOSEPHINE SHAW.
Administratrix or the Estate of George
Scbucl. Deceased. 13-t9-tT44
Notice for Bide
Hid ror addition to school baUalag
District No. 31 will be opened at :
o'clock Monday, July 17th, at Superin
tendent Fred Peterson's omce. Plans
are with Superintendent Fred Peter
son or X. C Short
R. a SHORT,
13-31 clerk District No. M.
Notice el flail
la tke Matter of tke Batata ef Harriet
Roberta, Deemed.
Notice la hereby atrca that the an
dertlaned aa administrator of tae ae
tata ot Harriet Roberts, deceniea. aa
ated ia tke eoaaty court of tke state
of Oregon, for Klamath eoaaty, urn
final account of kta admlnlatratica at
said estate, and tkat the eeart hoe
fixed Saturday, the M day ef July,
1916, at tke hour of IS 'clock ia the
forenoon as tke time aad tke sTJamatii
county court room-as tke place for tke
hearinn of objeeUoaa to said account,
if nny, and the .settlement tkereef.
Dated June 21, lllfi,
CHAS. I. ROBnWTS.
Administrator ot tke Estate of Harriet
Roberts, Deceased. ji.S9-g.iS.fo
Notice ef Bend Sale
Notice Inviting Proposals to Purchase
City of Merrill Refunding Bead
end Water Beads.
Sealed proposals will he received by
the Recorder of the City of MerrisL
Oregon, until August 13, lllfi, nt the
hour or 8 o'clock p. m, (at which time
proposals to purchase will be opened
and considered) for the purchase of
93,800. or any part thereof, city of
Merrill refunding bonds, payable July
1, 1931, with the optica of tke oity to
pay them, or any of tkem la auaertoal
order, (nun and after July 1, 1911; said
bonds to be Issued la deaeaUaaUeaa ef
f600 and one bond la the nana af ItSt.
Also for the purchase of M.SM or any
part thereof of water beads, payable
jui-1, i3c, iB umirmlaatloaa of ffto.
Said bonds arc iaeaed'fer tke par
pose of refundlag the eatotaaatag
warrants of the eky, aad for tke par
pose of providing, water and Ire pro
tection, all under tke previsions af sw
tloa IM af tke charter of the CHy of
MerrttL
Bald bonds are to bear Interact at
the rate designated Is the tuttmful
bid, not to exceed per cost per a
num. payable asm! nasally on July
and January 1 of each year, at?tfee.
ottlce of the treasurer ml um ul 'ii.
United Btatea goM wi l A
Bach proposal to purchase matt ha
uccoiupanled, by a check; 'eertated by
otno responsible baaaiagTaeeltUea.
io the amount of s par coat 1 the pro
posai;made payabtorto-tkazUaeedat-
of Merrill. Proposals matt be aealed
and endorsed "Proposal to raiahcii
Refundlag Bends" or 'Piaaceal to par
chase Wfttor Bondc."
The council reserves the rlnkt-te ,
jvci any nan an aids,
Dated at Mtrrlll. Oreaaa. J-lvlT.
1916. . 7 J ' r
PRANK D. nisssnr.
Hecorder of the City MeseBt, Ovagon
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