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Trail of Juleps Is
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T owntopics
Three Speeder» Fined. - -Archie Al
exander, Tom Elliott and Gilbert Ar
nold, the former an autolst and the
latter two motorcyclists, who were
stopped by Patrolman Fred Green
wood Tuesday night, came before Po-
lice Judge Leavitt this morning to an-
swer charges of exceeding the speed
limit. Each was fined *5.
Guaranteed
Hosiery
WAT
Hy
a bit foolish that a baseball player
('lucifice M. Ilrvd in Farm A Fireside If they have previously bitten a
can't keep himself in condition by
Wo have learned that the housefly human being or an animal affected
taking a small job with some bush
lg u dangarous i^t because it car by the disease. Their conclusions
¡«.ague team during the summer.
riea tho germs of typhoid fever and weru corroborated by similar experi
By HAL SHERIDAN
A baseball inau might plead that he
olher human diseases. Ho there hns ments conducted In Washington. D.
(Written for the United Press)
wanted to play summer ball in order
been a great awuketiing of interest tn C., by experts of the Marine Hospital
NEW YORK. June 12 —A Jerrible to condition himself for the next sea-
fighting this fly. "Swat the Ily” and service. According to statistics, thia
catastrophe is upon us. It happens son, but he couldn’t get away with it.
More Fords Arrive.—George Biehn. "clean up the breeding places" have paralysis Is especially 11 rural disease
By
BURTON
K.
STANDISH
. who wanted his name kept aecret. "I I the local agent, has just received an been the war cries heard «11 over the 1 Children and adults in the country
ev
year, being more regular than He might swear he didn't receive a
are more commonly attacked than
(Written for the United Pres«)
don't know how she makes 'em.”
other carload shipment of Ford auto- land.
the visit of the seven-year locusts, .cent of money for his job, but few
'
those in the city.
More
recently
we
have
learned
that
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 11.—
"1've got a nigger boy at home who , mobiles. The car will be unloaded to
but in view of certain upheavals dur would believe him. And what a yap
Entire families of files are guilty of
a
cousin
of
the
housefly
is
even
more
morrow.
Dropping fcr the nonce ths colossal
ing the past year it brings a new
dangerous, it Is sometimes called the vagrancy, and ought to be put In
there wuuld he from the stone quar affairs of state that occupy the major knows how—1 don’t question his
sting. With voices from the sidelines
ries, section gangs and blacksmith ¡portion of his time, the United Press ¡recipe.” said another.
Out for Photo«.—C. R. Miller of biting housefly, but moro commonly screen jails. They are also wailed
urging that the secret be spilled, we
by the health authorities for spread
To sum up: Ninety per cent of the the Miller Photo company, left this the stable fly.
shops where the football players were , cot respondent the other day poked
refer to the closing of the regular col
It looks so much like the housefly ing disease germa. They are wanted
conditioning U-itmselves, if they had around the Capitol building, trying to Southern oongresamen don't know morning by automobile for a trip
lege year and the turning loose
to do their training at these jobs . find out whether the kind of mint w hat a julep is, 6 per cent have nftver through Northern California, with 1 that Dr. L. O. Howard suggests ” u now, and the people who read thia
throughout the country of several
article ahould serve as special agents
without pay.
1 juleps Colonel Roosevelt said he oc tasted one, and 4 per cent have a McCloud as his deetiantlon. He will good way to distinguish between the
thousand student-baseball players
lie
bring these vagrants to time.
two
files
Is
to
allow
them
to
walk
over
Now the point is not to change the casionally imbibed while president vague idea it contains sugar,
_ . whiskey . 1 take a number of pictures en route,
who will be tempted sorely to risk
'rules to permit a return of the con were properly mixed. Henry Pinck and mint, An ex-slave bartender at and has a lot of Rodeo publicity mat- your hand." If It bites it la the stable
fate and take upon themselves—on
* —
*
... for distribution,
_
tty, if It does not bite it Is probably n
ditions which existed in the notorious ney, the negro factotum, who used to a fashionable
Pennsylvania
avenue ter
the q.t., of course—the terrible blight
statement of Ihr Ownership, Manage-
j housefly.
old
days
of
"ringers,
”
when
the
col
emporium,
over
a
frosted
glass,
gave
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mix
’
em,
using
greens
from
the
White
of ’•professionalism.” Sport was cer
liienl, Cirvulation. Etc., of th«
,
But
you
will
not
want
to
try
this
lege or university with the most mon House mint bed, left behind his re- the following recipe:
! Hit urn. to Ashland.—Mrs. C. E.
tainly on the blink, and seldom or
ey could ' buy” a championship by lit ■ ipe. and it called for crushing the
' when you learn that if It bites is may I Klamath Republican, published week-
One
lump
of
sugar,
wetted
with
wa-
Pell
of
Aahiand,
who
has
been
visiting
never on the first pages when those
at Klamath Falla, Oregon, re-
1
erally hiring athletes. College au mint.
ter so that it just begins to crumble her parents, Captain and Mrs I. D. leave the germs of some of the most ily.
immortal lines asking, *'what is so
i<luired
by the act of August 24, 1 ft 2:
thorities are urged to look the mat
deadly
diseases
In
your
blood,
You
1
Now the United Press correspond is placed in a silver cup. It must be Applegate, left this morning for
-ri re as a day in June,” were penned,
ter squarely in the face and allow ent used to Uve in the South years a silver cup. Over this is poured a home. She was accompanied by her will rather be content to swat it, be \avwe of Officer, and I'oalofllrr 4<l-
or the answer would have been obvi
elreaa:
ing sure that whichever It Is it ought '
ous to a blind man. A real honest-to- some leeway. Certain it is that there back, and he knew by reputation— good ‘‘slug” of whiakey. Half a dozen niece, Margaret Hargus, who will visit
Editor, W. O Hmlth. Klamath Falla
to be killed.
should be rules to prevent real pro purely by reputation—;that the true tender mint leaves are placed in the in Ashland for several weeks.
goodness amateur is the answer. Such
ft .-¡opals from eing enlisted on col .julep is not made by crushing the ' liquid and the mixture is stirred thor-1-------------
The house and stable flies resemble I Oregon.
a personage is rarer than two days in
■Managing Editor, W. O. Hmlth,
lege teams, but it is just as certainly mint leaves. He bethought himself oughly, great care being taken not to
Go to Chiloquin.—W. H. Barnes each other very closely, but can be
June, or than twelve hours in June.
Klamath
Falla, Oregon
a
bad
thing
to
prevent
bona
fide
ama
distinguished
by
a
careful
examine-
i
.that It would be a fine thing to get bruise the mint leaves. Then this 1 and family left Tuesday for Chiloquin,
Which settles that point, but doesn't
teur baseball players from playing some Southern congressman to mixture is poured into a tall glass where they will spend some time. Mr. Ilion. The housefly la not able to bite, i Buxine«« manager. W. O. Hmlth.
settle the question of summer base
.throughout ti ■ summer months on "stand” for an Interview roasting the tumbler, and a handful of fine chop ' Barnes is interested in sawmilling and It doos not suck blood. Both Klamath Falla, Oregon.
ball playing by college men.
Publisher, Herald Publishing Co.,
sexes of the stable fly can bite, and do
Some of the bush league and semi- bush leagues >r semi-professional late Henry Pinckney for committing ped ice is added. The whole mixture there.
Klumatli
Falla. Oregon.
teams,
T.e
rule
could
permit
stu
suck
blood.
the crime of crushing the fragrant is again stirred thoroughly. Then a
professional clubs throughout the
Owners:
dents
playing
on
any
teams
not
di
The
stable
fly
breeds
by
preference
dash
of
brandy
is
added,
and
the
Dunbar
Home
Frit
lay.
Fred
B.
leaves.
country are likely to make some
W.
O.
Hmlth,
Klamath Falla, Ore-
rectly
under
the
national
baseball
.irinu stirred again. Finally some Dunbar, who is attending the Univer In rotting vegetation. It is attracted
But a distinct shock awaited said drink
shifts and take on new strength dur
commission,
or
it
could
go
further,
to
manure
piles,
preferring
those
in
<
on
correspondent, for he discovered nary more ice is added, and the top gar sity of Oregon, is expected home Fri
ing the-next few weeks, and though
which much straw is mixed. Small
l^ena I. Hmlth, Klamath Falls, Ore-
we never would suggest outright that and state what leagues or clubs the a Southern congressman who knew a nished with sprigs of mint. If de day evening from Eugene. Though in
-tudeiits
.id
not
play
on
and
re
plies
of
rotting
tlraw
or
other
veg-
K,,n
-
sired,
some
pineapple,
maraschino
his
freshman
year,
Dunbar
was
one
of
darned
thing
about
the
mixing
of
the new bloods were flesh from the
Brooks, Klamath Falla, Ore-
halls of learning, it isn't going too turn to their amateur standing. The juleps. A lot of them admitted drink cherries, or other fruit may also be the most active men connected with elation or of manure should not be 1
-
gg<-s
’
n
is
not
wholly
original,
so
left
In
neglected
fields
or
corners.
If
k°
n
-
put
on
the
top.
A
straw
is
stuck
the
Emerald,
the
University
news
ing one occasionally, but there wasn’t
far to opine casually that although
spread out It will dry so that the mag-i Known bondholders, mortgagees
the names will not be similar, there it isn’t boost ng our own game to say a one who knew exactly how to pre- through the ice, and he who drinks paper.
and other security holders, holding
that
it
is
a
mighty
good
one.
Take
it
got« cannot live in It.
pare the drink. Finally, in despera- the jullp must bury his nose in the
will be resemblances between some of
one
per cent or more of total amount
for
what
it
e
■
rth,
you
college
solons
Most
Insects
are
destructive
in
their
Elka to Fix Grounds. —In order to
tion, the correspondent found out mint as be sucks the beverage
these new semi-professional players
I
of
bonds,
mortgagees, or other se-
get the grounds In shape and make oarller stages, but these flies do most
and certain college baseball stars of nd amateur athletic union officials. that ‘‘Gumshoe Bill” Stone of Mis- through the straw,
curltles:
None.
damage
when
full
grown.
They
bite
'necessary improvements for the com-
souri had some ideas on the subject,
whom we wot that would be startling
W. O. SMITH,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
jing Rodeo, members of the Klamath through the skin and suck the blood
and he came the nearest to giving
to the erstwhile college chums ol REPLY TO JAPS
Sworn
to
and
subscribed
before me
EARLY IN WEEK what the correspondent remembered
Falls Ix>dge of Elks will journey to of warm blooded animals, Including
these players.
this
12th
day
of
June,
1913.
was the recipe of a famous darkey in
The following realty transfers. the fair grounds Sunday. Those who man. After piercing the skin the fly
And this brings us to another turn
J. H CARNAHAN.
Bowling Green, Ky., whom tradition recently filed with the county clerk, will assist In the work will assemble gorges itself with blood, commonly 1
in tho road. Insofar as their stand United Pre-s Service.
Notary Public for Oregon.
\V
SUING
1
GN,
D.
C.,
June
11.
—
staying
In
position
until
full
fed
for
are
furnished
by
the
City
and
County
at
the
Telford
boat
house
at
9:30
a.m.
says first invented the mint julep.
ing in athletic circles is concerned,1
(My commission expires June 19.
• ■ r< ly of ■ United States to the
¡the time, unless brushed off. In such
Where has the glory of Kentucky Abstract company:
why shouldn't a college man play ball
1913.)
I
pai.i-
H-hmder
In
the
California
a
case
it
flies
to
another
animal.
In
Al! in the Window.—The ladles of
gone? None of the Blue Grass states
during the summer months with as
:. Ian'1 11 discussion will be men knew anything about the concoc
Samuel H. King to Hattie M. King, the M. E. Church will hold a window this way the fly may carry disease
much safety from being ruled out of
Huniwwow
■ college sport as would be accorded in the i .¡ids of Baron Chinda, the tion of that alcoholic divinity, the warranty deed, lot 11, Sec. 10-33-7 >4. * aale at Hum’s hardware store Hatur- germs quickly from ttie blood of one
creature to the blood of another.
C. C. Lewis to Katie E. Whlteiine,' day, June 14.
the college man who drives a truck Japan< e ¡t. . se.dor, next week. julep. Moreover, the few who had
After a full meal the fly usually In the Circuit Court of the State of
during the summer? It’s e foolish Tbis wa announced today by Secre tasted 'em declared they preferred deed, *25, part of Sec. 31-39-9;
tary
Bryan.
rests'a
few hours on a lenf or board,
Oregon, for Klamath County.
SUGAR
LOHYIHT
Clara
B.
Elliott
to
J.
K.
Elliott,
their
liquor
straight.
Only
an
ele
question, and you don’t have to an-
11 morn'ni Bryan and President vator man, a “Southerner” from warranty deed, *10, lot 6, block 35,
GIVE TESTIMONY 'digesting It, before it Is ready for an E. B. Balls, plaintiff,
■ swer.
other attack. They seem to take two'
vs.
As a matter of fact, the harder you Wilson held t nference on the form South Dakota, went into ecstacies and First addition.
of
not'
a
drafted
by
John
Bassett
;
meals
a
day
when
they
can
get
them,
Helen
J.
Balls, Defendant.
United
Press
Service
to
Clara
B.
Elliott,
J.
K.
Elliott
repeated
some
poetry
*about
mint
look for tho line line of demarcation
To Helen J. Balls, the Defendant
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 12 — ¡and they are generally successful.
between ‘‘professional” and ‘‘ama Jl'> 're, the 1. -,v ; dviser of the state de- juleps— and as poetry goes in South warranty deed, *10, lot 6, block 35,
It has been believed for years that
Above Named:
Royal Meade, statistician of the Ha
Dakota, it was pretty fair.
Firm addition.
teur” athletics, the dimmer it be partment.
tills
tly
is
an
active
agent
in
spread
You
are hereby summoned to ap
The
Klamath-
Development
compa-
waiian
Sugar
Planters
’
Association,
Half of the congressmen looked
comes. There are hundreds, possibly
germs of anthrnx and glan- pear and answer the complaint filed
frightened when the julep was men- ny to Thos. F. Madden, warranty | testified before the senate lobby in- * ing
— the
-
thousands, of students who are work NORTHWEST NOT
FOR FREE CATTLE Uo^d j Most of them carefully look- ■ deed, *10, lots 19A and 19B, block vestlgation committee yesterday af- ders. . Lately it has been convicted of In the above entitled suit within six
ing their way through college, Some
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I ¡being „ the carrier of Hie dreaded in- j weeks after the first publication of
iternoon.
-
around in the corridor before they 6, Railroad addition.
of them are good ball players, Dur-
,
United
Pr<
5' -vice.
i replied, and made answer In a whis-
The Klamath Development compa-' Meade declared his work was dis-!fantlle PBralysls which has long baf- this summons, and you will take note
lug the vacation months they must '
WAS
, D. C., June 11.
pared
undertone:
"For heaven's ny to D. O. Williams, warranty deed, proving the figures of those advocat-
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t**e doctors by tho mystery of its that if you fail to appear and answer
rustle enough wherewithal to carry
**
x-_
~ dem-______ don't mention my name in con- *10, lots 21 and 22, block 7, Hot Ing free sugar. Ho stated that he • appearance and the sudden dead
(There is a 'f>l * ndicatfon
II- or plead within said time the plain
that
doadli-
them through the next term.
<f tlie Northwestern nectjon wjth that julep story. Such Springs addition,
tiff for want thereof will apply to the
discussed the matter with Senators np*s with which it comes.
To earn this money they may drive |octa
stat.
a strenuous ohjoc-¡and such counties in my district are
The Klamath Development compa-, Poindexter, Ramsdell, Norris and ' When Infantile paralysis Is not above entitled court for the relief de
truclcs, dig sewers, work on section
I fatal it is very likely to leave its vic manded in the complaint filed In said
listing of cattle ln p,.^. guCij and gUch others are wet; ny to George H. Mayers, warranty I Bristow,
gangs, clerk, or do anything but play tion
¡the
tariff
tim paralyzed for life. It Is one of suit, to-wlt: For a decree of this
deed,
*10,
lot
9,
block
7,
Second
Hot
!
J
and
I'm
having
the
devil
’
s
own
time
ball. If they accept money for play
Senat<
Hr ’ and Hammond of! trying to keep in with both camps.”
the most dreaded human diseases.
court forever dissolving the bonds of
For Salo
Springs addition.
ing ball—and are found nut—they
Careful studies of the records of matrimony existing botween the
*T haven't had a drink in a whole
Richard E. Smith to Ida J. Zimmer-, A good Holstein bull 3 years old.
are dubbed ‘'professionsis” and are -’■I. mi ' ' i"<i ,y called on the presl-
", the matter. They .ear,” one ..
. .
Kentuckian
confided with: man, warranty deed, *10, 8% SE%,t Address G. D. Grizzle, Klamath Falls, the disease show that it is more fre plaintiff and defendant and for such
barred from all future competition in ■< i-t hi
-fi '<•'!
t they have received scorsff ____
!
hls volce . . Representative NW % SE%, SE14 SW’4, Sec. 4- Oregon.
quent after midsummer than before other and further relief as to the
2t r
_ ln
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college or any kind of amateur sports. of
protr st '..«’n t removing
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the duty 'p¡joinag of
Bluegrass state ad 39-10.
Its period of appearance Is about the court may seem meet.
At the opening of every football
on
cattle.
same
as that of the greatest abun I This summons Is published pursu
I).
M.
McLemore
returned
Wednes-
mitted he had once---just once, mark
Ida J. Zimmerman to Richard E.
season a dozen or more players frank
So
t
r
V>
,
>n
has
n<Tt
definitely
you, gentle reader, and he from Ken Smith, warranty deed, *10, lots 6 and day from a trip to California points. dance of the stable fly. This fact led ant to order of the above entitled
ly admit that they have spent the
"i■ ' ' ■"!
«-If on the subject.
two scientists at Harvard University, court made on the 11th day of June,
tucky- tasted a mint julep. Repre 7, block 27, First addition.
summer working in the Kansas wheat <
sentative Crisp of Georgia said he had
The Klamath Development compa ¡quit claim deed, *1, block 45, First Messrs. Rosenau and Brues, to ex A. D. 1913, and the first publication
fields, throwing a sledge with a rail
IU:.i Voss of Whitelake is a coun- ¡tr|ed the drink, Both declared they ny to Carrie M, Mooney, warranty addition to Midland.
periment with the possibility of this ¡thereof Is made on tho 12th day of
road construction gang, or what not,
deed, lots 19 and 20, block 30, Hot
Harry G. Benson to Minnie E. ¡Insect carrying the virus of tho dis- June, A. D. 1913, and the Inst pub-
didn’t like ’em.
chiefly to get into condition, it is ty seat visitor.
Ward, quit claim deed, *10, lot 10, ¡ease. By means of small monkeys llcatlon thereof will bo made on the
*T had mine at a banquet in Louis Springs addition.
tqken for granted that these men All Grades of Pianos, from Mall Order
to Artistic
kept In cages into which the stable 24th day of July, A. D. 1913.
Charles T. Landstorm to W. B. ¡block 5, Ewauna Heights.
ville,” explained Thomas. "Really I
were paid for the work they did to
flies
were introduced, they showed 1
Sam
Evans
to
R.
M.
Hotallng,
war
Boardman,
warranty
deed,
*1,
lot
7,
didn
’
t
like
it.
”
KUYKENDALL & FERGUSON,
get themselves into physical shape to
that
the
flies
do
carry
the
virus,
so
ranty
deed,
*10,
lots
3,
4
and
5,
in
‘
‘
My
wife
mixes
the
few
juleps
I
block
50,
Duff
’
s
East
Klamath
Falls.
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
play football. Now, when you ruml-j
Mffrbrrb spiano Depot
take,” remarked another Southerner,! R. O. Vincent to Leota M. Vincent, ¡block 4, Second Hot Springs addition. I that their bites may really be deadly
12-19-25-3-10-17-24 r
nata over these instances It does seem
X'«r r a -
Southern Congressmen Hold They
Know Not the Drink Mentioned
in the Roosevelt Libel Suit
I
H anted
Authorities