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person« who conduct or maintain the »limn, and th« owners, 1««««« or agent of any building maintained for »uch FIVE KLAMATH TOWNM DEH1G- purposes. IL It. 172 Makn» it a felony for NATEI) — HTATE TEXTBOOK any man lo receive money from or (Mt.MMINNlON TO ANNOUNCE habitually associate with common NEW BOOKH IN JUNK prostitutes. BOARD CHOOSES IIS UfPOSlIARIIS MICKLE DEMANDS CLEAN HURIES MANUALIRAIMNG M HIGH SCHOOL Mil CASE IS SIDE TAACKEO periods are the following: Complete ¡fixtures for the "bank" In the coro- There Is no getting away from the /•erclal department; drafting table DISTRICT ATTORNEY FILEN HT1P- fact that •ven in Klamath county for r'lasa. in mechanical drawing, ULATKIN WITH ONEILL FOR there ure men and women who hold which 1» arranged for tho use of forty THE INDEFINITE CONTINU indents; special d>-»ka and tables for ANCE OF THE CANE that It in i useles», almost sinful, to tho agricultural department; fixture« »end the t boy to high school, holding for the cafeteria conducted by the A »mall sensation occurred at th« A note of warning to milkmen who that l»ra< 1 tlcally "four years of his domestic science department, includ- court house Friday afternoon when it Depositories for school book« are Will Issue Bond« life ure practically thrown away, trig kitchen cabinets; most of the named by th« slule textbook commis became known that District Attorney A transcript of tho proceedings con keep their dairies In anything but a when he could have made a good equipment of the manual training de John Irwin had filed a stipulation be sion 111 u clriulur ls»uod by th« «tat« nected with th« voting of * 1,600 In strictly sanitary condition Is sounded board of education. Over 200 cities bond» for (lie erection ot a new school by Hiate Food and Dairy Commission start in learning a trade In that partment, and vaulting standards, tween himself and C. M. Oneill, at- time. hurdles, etc , used In athletic work. t rney for the defendant, to Indefi ■ ml towns In Oregon nr« iiuuiod us house in District No. 20, win complet W. Mickle lu the monthly bul There ure others who believe a The student» have also initialled an depositories where school book» mint ed Friday, and will be submitted to er J. nitely continue the case of the state letiu of the commission, which lí u« high school education Is only of Intra-comrnual'ation telephone sys against J. D. Carroll, charged with be «old. »tale land board. School District No. Just been Issued. Tbl« I« the first benefit to students who can see their tem In th« high xchool, and have larceny by bailee. The town« In Klamath and Lake 20 Is In Lower Po« Valley. bulletin issued sin'« Mickle assumed way dear to enter a university, main ¡done rn<n>t of the electrical wiring. count!«« follow: This, it Is believed practically office, and in It, he outlines bis pol taining that botany, zoology, geom Tho wood working and carpentry means the dismissal of the case. Klumnth Bonanza, Bly, Fort Aiilliorizerl to Murry etry, algebra aud the like, will not course In its advanced stages Includes icies to a certain extent. Klamath, Klamath Fall«, Morrill. No action was taken today on th« "Dairying lias become highly com assist the boy In getting a job, or in the construction of < abinets, practical The certificate of the ordination of Lake Adel, Lakeview, New Fine stipulation because of the absence of "A keeping the Job after he gets it. Itev. O. F. Morgan, a Merrill paster, mercialized," says lb« report. work In house construction. Before Judge Benson, who is at home ill. Creek, Paisley, Silver Lake. For both of these classe« there is a was tiled at the county clerk's office generation ago each farm fua a sort of the student graduates he understands The now textbook commission will The Carroll case was to have been a kingdom of its own. Little was Friday, and recorded In the ret ord of big surpriae In store at the Klamath {also the proper way of «stimating on tire first of the criminal cases to be deelde In Jun« on the book« to be lined 111 tho schools for the coming «lx authorisations to perform marriages. .old from lb« farm, and much less county high school, should they ever contracts, and he gives careful study tried at the present term of court. As This 1» In accordance with one of th« bought. Practically all that the farm call there, and they are cordially in Ito the strength of material».. year». a result of the action of the district A new department that has been attorney, the first case will be that of Il full« to th« »tat« bourd ot edu luws passed by the 1911 »«»«Ion of er und bls family ate and much that vited to do so. There is a surprise cation to name th« achool book depos th« legislature, making It necessary they wore were producsxl on the farm. equally as great in store for many added Is forging and in the basement the state against Hunter Savidge, itories. hr It 1« required that book« be for all minister« to III« their creden J There was little commercial Inter- who have children attending the hi((li it a miniature blacksmith shop, com charged with extortion. placed <»n «ale in the designated cilie» llitla before being permitted te •<»!- course with the farmer In those days. sch'xd, for people who know the ben plete in every detail, with four large "Today, every farmer speciallxea in efits to be derived from the high forges and one portable forge, togeth ulnlilze Wedding» and town« In Oregon. Ix>uls Sterzel of Yonna Valley was one or two * ommodlties, and depends school course,* but have never visited er with five anvils, vises and other here Thursday for several hour». I upon the common market for every the h»<al Institution, which is wlth- I accessories. An exhaust fan draws I.EGISI.AIl III IN PIIA1NED thing else thal bo uses. As a result, out doubt one of the rnoHt complete off all gaseous odors. Here, under lit AVri-HAMMlN LEAGUE William S. Fish and Frank Fish dairying bus so changed that the city in the Ulate. the direction of the Instructor, the left Thursday for Dorrl», where they consumer no louger gels hiss uppiy of While the high «chool is the step- • mbryo village blacksmiths engage In are attending to business matters. Thai the last Oregon loglulature milk, butter or cheese from a certain ping »lone from the graded school tool making, forging and welding ex wan moat responsive to moral l«xl«la- farm friend whose premises he bad to the college, it does not serve this ert Is* I, bay hooks, chains, and other tlon 1« the declaration of the officer» Mr. and .Mr». Fred Meioy, who gave ill« opportunity to inspect. On the purpose alone in Klamath county. It i useful articles being hammered out a ranch near Altamont, are visiting of th« Oregon Anti Saloon league In 'ontrary, liiu milk aud cream from Is mainly for the practical prepara- daily, u circular now being <li«trlbut«d. Klamath Falls friends. The passage of the charter ha» hud hundreds of dairy farms Is placed in lion of the student for the battle of Since coming to Klamath Falls Attention 1» particularly called to bill« relating to the »ale of liquor n healthy effect on city warrants, and ¡one vat to be either bottled and de life, and ho thoroughly is he fitted from the faculty ot the Oregon Agri- Mrs. F. N. Barnum left Thursday which were passed by the legislature today 90 cent« wu» offered for them. livered us sweet milk or cream, or that he can command a good position ultural collec* three years azo In for Montague, where she will visit Prior to the adoption of the new char-¡churned into butter and placed on at the close of his high s< bool course, structor Hawley has accomplished relatives for a few weeks. The bill« ar« n« follow»: Mrs. H II Hi Prohibits »ale of liquor ' ter city warrant» brought but 80 th« common market. The consumer at th»' »ame time, having sufficient ed- wonders with his department, and Barnum resides in Merrill. outMide of municipalities, and closes cents, with hii occasional sale 'it 85 ,1» compelled to buy from the common ucstion to fit him for pursuing the the work has become advanced to market und uo opportunity is afforded higher branches. »uch an extent that the permanent James Taylor is among the Bly res tlilrty-ninc »«loons In th« state, with 1* cut» It 1» reported that a considerable I him to know where, or under what i The ste< k argument that the four course, to be taken up at the begin- idents who are visiting the county »even counties not heard from, uud make» all of the »lute outside of amount of outside capital has been I condition it Is'produced. Being, there-I |years could be better used by a young ning of the coming term, has already I seat. municipalities practically prohibition; brought here for tho purpose of buy • fore on a plane ot commercialism I inau in learning a trade would soon ■ been arranged. PROFESSIONAL < Altin» • qual to that of other commodities, melt away if the purpose of but one Each school year is divided into except that th« county court of any ing up city warrants. I the production aud sale of dairy pro department, that of manual training, four periods of nine weeks each. The county may, in It» discretion, on pe ducts must have some state super- »,m better known. By the periods course, as outlined by Mr. Hawley, C. C. BROWER tition signed by a majority of the < oi VIA st IIOOL THICK Attoraey and C omm -I ot at L aw MEET MAY ItE ARRA.NGED vision If the conaumer is to be safe- in this department, the young man. follows: legal voters of th« precinct grunt to ■ . ¡guarded. Rooms 7 and 8 ¡during the four years of bls course,, Freshman year—(1) Elementary any bona fide dub of not less than Murdock Bldg Klamath Falls A county field and track meet may Dairy inspection must therefore not not only receives the advantage of carpentry (2) elementary cabinet fifty member«, not organized foe profit, or any hotel with aecommod-*. 'be one of th« features of commence- be looked upon as an intrusion; but jit* high i-'hool studies but he also,work, <3 > elementary cabinet work; tlons for not lees than fifty guest«, ; innnl week nt th« Klamath county as a material aid, an aid by way of i learns the use of tools, gets a good (4) elementary drawing work, Sophomore year— (1) Freehand the right to furnish liquor to •*« high school, according to students education and an aid to the honest working knowledge of several skilled WILL A. LEONARD land faculty members prominent Ip dairyman, in that it prevents dlsbon- mechanical trades by practical work drawing; 12) elementary wood turn members of guests. athletic circles at tho local Instltu- jeat competition, under an efficient instructor, and, ing; (3) advanced wood turning; 8. II. 64 Require» that each pack- I lleuti^t Mu< Ii Improvement has taken place furthermore, takes up the study of 1(4) advanced carpentry. Th« high school« at Merrill age of liquor »hipped Into prohibi lion '»lid llonanxa will be Invited to send in recent years by way of simple, in- ! estimating. In short, by enrolling at Junior year — (1) Elementary forg tion territory »hall be plainly marred White-Maddox bldg with th« name of the consignor, con track teams, aud arrangement» may •expensive and sanitary contrivances, ithe high school, he not only learns ing; (2) welding; (3) tool making; also bo made for entries by grammar both in equipment and in methods more thoroughly the trade be would I (4) repair work. signee, kind and quantity of llq or about the dairy. Sanitary stalls for be working at, but he studies higher Senior year- (1) advanced general enclosed, uud that ull express »nd ■rhools. ; branches of learning, which cannot work; (2) gas engines and electric I ' Track work 1» causing a great deal dairy cow», well ventilated and light- railway companies »hall keep a "boose** book. In which there »hall be <>f interoat at the high school this ed stable« and sanitary utensils are fail to fit him for a better plane, and ity:, (3) gas engines and electricity; Dll. ANDREW À. SOULE | kept ii record of th« amount and year," said Prof. E. V. Hawley, facul- ¡cheaper In the long run than the old which, being studied as he learns his (4 I study of strength of materials. Pliysiciun and Surgeon It is surprising how few residents kind of liquor received, the name of ty member of the athletic cabinet. I sanitary kind, und we will supply the I trade, are adaptable to his practical Office, Hoyt Hotel. Ft Klamath ■ of this town really know what the person to whom »hipped, by whom "and the commencement of training plans and urge the use of these Im- i work at all times. and to whom delivered, and a blank await» only the coming of good proved methods, as well as equip- j Although the department is only students are doing. They have some ¡three years old, the students, under vague dea, perhaps, that it is some ■pace In which the consignee shall weather. Already the <la»se« are :nent. We found a number of cases of ithe direction of E. V. llawley, B. S., new way of keeping the boy interest sign hl» name before receiving »uch Retting a line on their men who may »hort-welght butter in practically all head of the department, have reached ed. but when they call, inspect the de MUSIC liquors Huch book shall be open to figure among the point winners. "Thnt there Is much good material i parts of the state, indicating that it is ja high grade of proficiency, and they partment, and see the students at Orchestra or Bund th« inspection of th« officers, and be Furnished for all occasions prlmn fade evidence of the fad» »tat• for track athlete» in the high school ’general among creameries as well as ha *e no difficulty whatever in obtain work, they are forced to express was demonstrated at the little field farmers who make dairy butter to cut ing summer employment. One of the themselves as greatly impressed. A. Y. TINDALL ed therein. students, a member ot the senior Klamath Falls Herald Office This law locate» th« boot logger« In and track meet we held at the high | »lightly In the weight ln»t spring was When butter sells for a good figure. class, has a position with an oppor- < bool campus last spring. That wan dry territory, mid »how» how much liquor they receive, and wilt be a the first time many of the student» uh at present, a shortage of an ounce 'unity to advance awaiting hi« grad |-------------------------------------- ever saw a track meet, and the show per roll mean» 7 per cent increase in uatlon, as a result of his work in great help in liquor prosecutions. C. H. WEBBER the profits of the manufacturer, and I manual training, ing they made «1 that time was re .PUPILS LIVING NEAR TULE LAKE H II 21*2 Provide« that whenever Oregon Timber Ijnili Bought also a 7 per cent increase in the cost markably good. Now that they un in addition, the. training is felt in ON CALIFORNIA SIDE OF THE In the opinion of the governor the and Sold LINE, WILL ENROLL AT RHETT criminal law» of the »tale are not be derstand something of what a track to tho consumer. This is unfair to the home» of the students, and tabour 508 Lumbermen's Building both parties, as well as a violation of meet 1» like, they know more about cites, chair» and other pieces of fur LAKE SCHOOL ing faithfully enforced, he shall lay Portland, Ore. the law drafted to cover that specific training and preparation, and each niture, the product of the students' the facta before the circuit court or work at the bench, are constantly be-1 A new school district has been cre- -!------------------------------------ any Judge thereof, who »hall without num has some Idea of tho events In purpose. Ing brought home. The student is ated by the county board of Siskiyou delay In a summary manner consider which he had best specialise." "There 1» no scholastic »port that also doing a lot of construction and county, California, making a district Notice of Sale of Reel Property by th« facts «o presented, and if tho Administratrix can overshadow track work," FIGHT repair work that formerly entailed on the strip of land between Tule and con- court slinll find that the criminal law» 1 In the County Court of the State of the expense of the carpenter's ser- Ix>wer Klamath Lakes, Just across the are not being faithfully enforced, the Untied Hawley. "It Is the only ath- Oregon, for Klamath County. NOGALES, March 14. — All lotlc sport where tho athlete works I» quiet vices. California line. The district will be governor may nppolnt for ninety day» entirely as an Individual, not as a here this morning. It is estimated Although started with a limited known as Rhett Lake district, the ! In the Matter of the Estate of Sesco »pedui officers to enforce tlie laws. L. Wood, Deceased. that loo were killed In yesterday's equipment, the scope of the depart former name of Tule Lake. H II. 80 Provide» that any per portion of a unit." ! Notice is hereby given that in pur- battle and 200 wounded, many mor Whether the county meet 1s held or ment has gradually increased, and G. E. Bradnack, who is homestead son, who shall sell intoxicating liquor 1 suance of an order of the county tally. not, Jhe high school will hold a sec- busi- between purchases and the construc ing there, and who conducts a to any Intoxicated person or habitual ourt of the state of Oregon for Klam ond hitcrclass meet this year. Sev- Tho constitutionalists hold Nogales. new tive genius ot the students, there is ness here, is chairman of the drunkard shall be liable for all dam ath county, made on the 4th day of one of the finest equipped shops imag district. He says there are at least age« resulting therefrom at the suit el ill good mark» were made at the Sonora. March, A. D. 1913, in the matter of Jirst intercln»» meet held last year, inable in the basement of the high eighteen pupils ready to enroll. of wife, husband, parent or child of the estate of Sesco L. Wood, deceased, hut it Is expected Hint nearly all of The district will soon commence school. For instance, in the carpen such intoxicated person or drunkard. NOW IN CUSTODY try department are six large double the erection of a building. As soon the undersigned as administratrix of 8. B. 34 Prohibit« the »ale of the»« record» will be surpassed. work benches, each equipped with as this is completed a teacher will be the estate of Sesco L. Wood, de liquor in any railway, Interurban rail MILWAUKEE, March 14,- Mrs. four vises and two complete sets of secured, and a term of school com creased, will sell at private sale to the way or street railway depot after highest bidder, upon the terms and Mabel Clarkson, believed to be the tools, in addition to general tools, menced. Reptember 1, 1913. condition hereinafter mentioned, and partner of Owen II. Conn, the 1100,- such as clamps, mitres, etc., making II. II. 160 Adds n Jal! sentence to subject to confirmation by said county Election of officers was tho big 000 burglar, was arrested W. W. Lewis, who has a ranch on here today it possible for a number of students the penalty In tho present law pro court of Klamath county, Oregon, on buslne»» attendant at Thursday as she was boarding a train bound for Lost River, is among the Friday visit to work without any delay. hibiting keeping open a saloon or sell or after the Sth day of April, A. D. There is also a mortising machine, ors in the county seat. ing liquor on Sunday, and the further night's meeting of Klamath Lodge Chicago. She admitted her identity, 1 1913. all the right, title, interest and Loyal Order of Moose, held in the but refused to talk of Conn, who is a series of four turning lathes oper provision that a second conviction j estate of the said Sesco L. Wood, de west hall of the I O O. F building lying in a San Francisco hospital ated by electric power, a pony planer, REBEI.S FOLLOW shall work a forfeiture of the license. suffering from a bullet wound ON OJEDA TRAIL ceased, at the time of his death in and a band saw. a power sander, and oth II. II. 382 Amends section 18 of The new officials are: Ito the real property hereinafter de Past Dictator F. W. Ritchie. er up-to-date equipment for wood local option law by providing that the scribed. Dictator .1. II. McAllister. HORSEFLY CANE , March 14. — Five DOUGLAS, Ariz. working departments, while emery Issuance of the Internal revenue tax The terms and conditions of said Vice Dictator* Henry H. Low. started from Agua REPORTED OVER hundred rebels wheels and grindstones are utilized stamp for tho Balo of "Malt” liquor Prelate A. F. Smith. by the students in keeping the tools I’rieta today on tlie trail of General sale are: Cash In gold coin of the shall bo prlmn facie evidence that It was reported on the streets today sharp. Sergeant nt Arms William Taylor. Besides all of these, there Ojeda. A battle is expected at Naco, United States of America, upon con such person Is soiling, exchanging or I Secretary — that the famous It. E. Guthridge. Horsefly irrigation Osregon sent a detachment from firmation of the sale by the county are a large number of tools which giving away Intoxicating liquor. Also (ourt of the state of Oregon, for project litigation I Treasurer — William H. Pelley. had fnllen through. Nogales to aid in the attack. are taken from the tool room as need that "all beverage» cantnlnlng more Inner Doorkeeper Robert Walch. and that there would be no further ed for special purposes. It is reported that a declaration of Klamath county. than pne per cent by weight of alco The real estate hereby advertised Outer Doorkeeper—Bert McCoy. opposition to the carrying out of the At the commencement of the wood- independence for Sonora will follow hol anil fermented elder commonly to be sold is described as the E14 of iriglnal pinna. Trustees O. D. Matthews, Jess the fall of Naco. begins on work exercises, the student known as hard elder, and all spiritu the SW% and the W'4 of the SK% Jarvis and F-ed Stahlman. Support was given this report by has exer- very simple work, and he ous, vinous and malt liquor within of Section 26, In Township 35 south, I Following the election the lodg- Howard Bagwell, a saw mill man the fact thnt when Richardson, ref else» In planing, sawing chiseling. the moaning of this act." I Range 15 east of the Willamette Me of Bray, was in Klamath Falls Thurs inen wore entertained with vocal ren eree appointed to take testimony in etc., until he becomes familiar with II. II. 383 Provides that proof of ridian in Klamath county, Oregon. day attending to business matters. He ditions by the Moose quartet. tho case, was about to start for Bo the correct use of the tools. He is IsBuance of an Internal revenuo tax I All bids or offers must be in writ Tho now officers will be installed nanza in accordance with instructions then required to do actual construc looks for a busy lumbering season stamp bo made by certificate of the ing, and may be aellvered to or ad April 10th. A big timo Is being plan from the court, ho received notice not tion work, fashioning stools, boxes, this summer. collector of into' > nl revenue. dressed to this administratrix, in care lied for that meeting, and committees to proceed. This notice camo from and simple articles of furniture from Tho two bills last above wore Intro of Kuykendall & Ferguson, her at Mr and Mrs. L. F. Willits return Ito arrange entertainment features parties who have been behind tho pro- the drawings he has made. duced nt request of Mr. Bryson, dis From this, the work becomes more ed to Klamath Thursday from Oak torneys. at Klamath Falls, Oregon. trict attorney of Lane county, who will be appointed at Thursday's meet test against the issuance of bonds for Dated this 4th day of March, A. D. the carrying out of the Irrigation advanced, and the student is required land, where they have visited for the has had much experience In prose ing. 1913. NELLIE WALL, past few weeks. plan. to make more intricate articles. Much cuting hoot loggers, and those two Administratrix of the Estate of Pope Hits Up inventive genius has been ilisplayod Inws will aid greatly In getting con George Capron, who ba» been so Sesco L. Wood, Deceased. ROME, March 14.—Tho pope sat J. R. Dixon has returned to hl» in this way, and much furniture used victions under tho local option law. KUYKENDALL & FERGUSON, journing in Callfornir. during the win ranch after a short visit tn thia City. Ills fever is gone. He will up today, In the high school is the product of H. B. 4 9 Provides for tho enjoin Attorneys for Administratrix. ter, returned Thursday night. His Mr. Dixon has a ranch on the Merrill resume his audiences to- probably the manual training department. ing and abating of houses or prosti wife preceded him several day». 3-«-4-3 r road. morrow. Among the article» made by the tution as nuisances, and enjoining the II I I I i