I
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.
PAUK TWO
THUIINDAY, JULY iff. IUI Í
¡faulty tn that while the air Is mechan­ SECON TRIAL OF
of a standard col-'
MRS. WAKEFIELD
ically drawn out of the kitchens no
normal school; or
STARTED TODAY
fresh air Is returned.
five-year state cer-j
-'n
1
Philip J Sin not and Mln Fiorelli'«*
or an Oregon life! BILLION DOLLAR INCOME IN TWO
That the various state labor laws,
A Continuation of the
iBowen were united III marriage ul
admittedly patchwork, have done I United Press th*rvice
certificate, or a special certificate for i
SQUARE
Mil.KN
Klamath Republican
nothing for the women who work In
special subjects Issued In accordance
KKW HAVEN, Conn.. July 14
i, lt
m
Tuesday at th«* Church
restaurant kitchens, or, for that mat­ vindication of Mrs. Hraale W akvfield, llf l)lt> Sacred Heart, the ceremony <x oiialKuiionallsts Are Converging al
'With
sections
16
and
10.
1113
edl-'
... Editor
Income Tax Return» Diado««* Inter*
W. O. SMITH . . .
the Capital From En» I, West aiul
ter. for laundresses, and they are at sentenced to be hanged fur the mur-
tion of the Oregon school laws.
,
..........
ratiug FacUe—Two Square Miles
.
,
„ I being performed by Rev. \\ui. J Me.
N ortli—General Olm-goii Ambi*
the mercy of their employers to be dpr of , . her . husband,
Second—Course of St inly
William
O
Entered at the postonico at Klamath
in Manhattan Repitwtillng the
tlous to Ile Ural al Mexico City—
Lakefield,
was
predicted
by
the
de-
Millan.«.
J.
The
wedding
was
a
very
worked
so
long
as
they
can
stand
The
course
of
study
shall
be
pre
­
Falb, Ore., as second class matter.
Granirei Average Wraith Is Joined
Villaa Alaa Hrauly for Race if Huerta
the grind or take the only other al­ fepse here today, when the second | quiet affair, there being present Mrs
scribed by the state board of educa
ou the East by a Square* Mile of
Hetlrea
ternative and quit their positions
{trial of the woman opened In the I George W. Ilowen, mother of the
Published by the Herald Publishing tion.
the Moat Populous Sedioli Knoun
Third—Apparatus
That foodstuffs prepared In most superior court
Company, of Klamath Falb. on
tirlde, her abler. Mrs. George J Wai* United Press Her vice
of the restaurants are carelessly han-
Janies Blew. Mrs Wakefield’s com
Monday and Thursday of each wook
There shall be al least (300.00
on. Mr Walton and Edward Collier
VERA CRUZ. July 14. The gap
By
CARLTON
TEN
EYCK
died, being allowed to stand In ket- iPanlnn In the murder, waa lisnged
wisely invested In apparatus
for
Following the ceremony a wedding
In the railroad near hers has beau
ties
and
pots
on
floors
covered
wlth
(Written
for
the
United
Press)
Women
of
t'onnectl-
on
March
4th.
teaching science, apportioned as fol­
ireakfast wa« served at the home of
that
NEW YORK. July 14.—Income tax dirty water, and in many cases aur- jeut Were active In behalf of the Wake- llr. and Mrs. Walton, and the young repaired mid It Is predicted
physical geography, (75.00;
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lowa:
Huerta
with
Is
fomlly
will
arrive
at
rounded
by
putrid
potato
parings
and
returns
have
disclosed
ths
richest
re
­
NEW It< UM GOVERNING
biology. (75.00; physics. (150.00.
ifield woman and her appeal to ths c«>Up)a |«,ft on the morning train for
7 this evening
¡Connecticut supreme court of errors
Frsneleco and Pacific Grove. Cai-
STATE HIGH SCHtHHM For teaching the subject of physical gion in the world. Estimates several other decaying matter.
won for. her a second trial.
geography, the following apparatus months ago made ths Empire state
Ifornla. where they will spend their
United Press Bervloe
Recently Mrs W. J. Blickensderfer honeymoon
Is recommended: set of Johnston 'a bad second to Pennsylvania in num- .MANY’ TOI BISTS
They will return to
The department of city superin­
WASHINGTON. July 14
deaerai
I
made
an
automobile
tour
of
Con
­
maps, globes, mercurial barometer I ber of millionaire residents—the
Klamath Falls about the first of Aug­
\T SPRING CRI EK
tendents of the State Teachers' As­
Cúrrenla ha* gone to Tampico, pre
necticut
taking
a
"silver
quarter"
and an aneroid barometer; for bi­ Keystone stats having upwards of
ust
■■■ '■ “ ■" "L
sociation which met at Salem in l»e-
puratory to taking steamer for Vera
subscription to finance Mrs. Wake-
ology:
microscope,
demonstration 'six hundred while New York boasted
The bride has la>en a resident of
N. C. Briggs and mother and
cember. appointed a committe to rec­
Cruz In case Huerta Ilee« The Con*
magnifier«, dissecting sets, slides and but tour hundred -but a little corner | brother returned Monday evening i field's second fight for life
Klamath
Falls
for
several
years
and
ommend to the department of educa­
Charles W, Bau by of Waterbury. Is very popular with the younger set slltutlonallsts are converging nt the
covers, glassware and chemicals; for ot Manhattan has captured the real 'from Spring Creek where they have
tion rules and regulations tor the
|Conn . will be attorney for the de- Rhe bus been connected with the capitol on the east, west und north
physics. $125.00 wisely expended, wealth honors.
>b«*eu spending a few weeks fishing
standardisation of the high schools
■ fendant.
This Is the story: Fifteen thous
providing such a laboratory as will
Baldwin Hardware company for the
and camping
of the state. The committee, consist­
Culled Press Service
A member of s family of fifteen past two years as bookkeeper
permit the majority of the experi­ and New Yorkers In the district
Mr. Briggs, who Is one of the most
ing of W. R. Rutherford, superin­
CHIHUAHUA. July 14
Guadalu
¡children, Bessie Wakefield began aa
ments given in the Millikan and Gale bounded, roughly, by 34tb street, the
Mr. Hlnnot, whose former homo
ardent boosters (or Klamath county's
tendent of schools of Hood River, and
Bowery, the Battery and
"hired girl" for farmers near her waa al Hr ••gon City, b one of the beet Jaru says that General Obregon Is
Hudson
Manual.
famous fishing reeort. says that he
George W. Hug, principal of the Eu­
Fourth—l.ibrtr)
river, have an annual income exceed- !
¡home at 14. and at 17 was married liked young men in the city
lie has prepared to start with the main body
ha« never seen so many enthusiaMIc
gene high school, submitted to Stat«*
Hs
Ing (1,000,000.000.
These poverty
¡to William Wakefield, who was twice been connected with ths local news- of the army tor the south soon
The
library
must
contain
a
mini
­
fishermen at Spring Creek as are
Superintendent Churchill the follow-1
Is
ambitious
to
be
the
first
Cotiilltu
.her
age.
stricken
New
Yorkers
pay
an
Income
papers during the past four years.
there thia year.
Spinks'
Idlcrest
Ing report, with the request that It mum of 150 books which are or have
On the
been included
in the state school'tax total of 315.000,000.
Wakefield did not provide for hisjaIld u( present Is city editor of the lionalbt chief to reach Mexico City
camp is filled to overflowing
There
be submitted to the board of educa­
General Villa la auzlously watch*
was
library list, part II. excluding fle-
P«yn>ent day 35.000.000
family and Mrs. Wakefield later be-' Eevnlng Herald.
are about twenty at Slivers and seven
tion for its consideration.
Super­
Ing and there will undoubtedly be a
ram« housekeeper for Blew.
tion and the dictionaries and encyclo- Pa,d in
The
Harald
Joina
with
their
boat
or eight at Hoovers, beside several
intendent Churchill has promised to
For a time Wakefield aleo lived on of friends and admirera In wishing iace between him and Obrsgou for
pedlas mentioned below, and adapted
For four days now penalties have camping parties.
present the report to the board and
.the farm
Then he again established the young couple a life of joy and the capital it Huerta retire«
to the courses of study. These books been assessed on the small minority i
will probably recommend its adop­
a home and his wife returned to him happluese.
must be entered in a record book and I who did not come forward In time I ARANT RAIIY DIFS
tion.
' It was after this that Blew and Wake-
prepared for circulation according to
^9 per cent of the victims paid
AT FORT KUtMATH
The report is as follows-
'field quarreled and Wakefield's dead OBJECT To WORK
the rules prescribed for school 11- up
^P on
“» the
‘be dot the penalties are not
Rules for governing the standard­
body «us found In a field twelve
■ braries. A standard school must heavy.
ON IITH JiTHEET
The little four year old daughter miles away.
izing and accrediting of high schools
United Press Service
In
marked
contrast
to
the
wealth
have one of the larger encyclopedias
of Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Arant died
in the state of Oregon.
Blew's confession Implicated Bes I Consideration of the Eleventh
DENVER.
July
14
Itayuiuud
recommended in the state school li­ of the lower Manhattan district, the
How Claasifie<l
W nkefield, and. subjected to third | B(r.. ,
lnl,i ,.i»metit ..i .1:M* o waa Betijsmlu. of Napa, California, wa«
brary list, part II. and either the New .billion dollar Income estimate covers at 9 o'clock Monday morning at Fort -
High schools shall be classified as International or the Standard die- ja district but two square miles In sx- IKluiuath ot scurlet fever.
degree grilling by the coroner, she laid over until the next ineetlug by elected grand exalted ruler of th*
The Arant family has beeu under further Implicated herself.
standard four-year high schools, or tionary, to the number of one copy tent—is the square mile to the e-xt,
Before the city council Mouday evening Sev­ Benevolent and Protective Order of
accredited three-year, two-year or to each tweny pupils.
¡bounded by 14th street, the Bowery quarantine for some weeks and the her trial. Mrs Wakefield wiu without eral remoustrances were filed and ar­ Elks at today's session of the grand
¡little girl and another older daughter legal advice, and daring the trial the
one-year high schools, as they shall
Requirements for Accredited One and .and East River.
gued by property owners affected, lodge
wet er«*covering and had been up and jury was not segregated and waa In­
be approved and accredited by the
1
In
this
territory
reside
600,000
per-
Los Angeles Is lu the lead as the
Two-Year High Schools
who objected on account of the eg-
state board of education.
fluenced by popular opinion The de- cesalve cost and the additional cost convention city for the next meet-
pay *-----------
income taxes around for nearly a week.
I ions. They do
J not -----
First
—
As
to
Trachera
Rules Governing Standard High
Sunday night the little girl waa|fonae claims that Mrs.
live in the most populous die­
Wakefield Of constructing a bridge, due to the lh<
th* grand lodg'
(a) A teacher doing two years of :TUey
Schools
in the world and they count ¡suddenly taken worse and died tbe knew nothing of »’lew's Intention ofiIefu*a) of the Reclamation Service--------------------
ln|
trict
high
school
work
can
not
teach
First—As to Teachers
I their money by pennies instead of Tollowing morning shortly after the killing her husband
to build same
Among the objectors
There arectwo wage earning women
arrival of Dr. Merryman, who was
(a) Number. At least three teach­ the grades
. by dollars, hundreds or thousands
W
' were the Sanderson estate, W.
F to every five wage earning men In
of
■
(b)
A
teacher
doing
on«
year
called from here.
ers shall be required to devote their
COUNCIL re names
I Arant, B 8 Grigsby nnd John Cole- Great Britain
high school work would be permitted
entire time to high school work.
As tbe family Is still under quar­
Linking the two, the income tax
CITY'S STREETS roaa
to
teach
all
of
the
work
in
the
sev
­
(b) Qualifications.
Any teacher
district and the populous square mils, antine. the burial will probably take
An ordinance declaring assessments
employed in a standard high school enth and eighth graaes also.
B ummom
the discoveries of Mrs. Marie S. Oren- I place at the Fort and the body will
A wholesale change of address of and determining objections on the
Second
—
Recitations
of this state shall be a graduate of
stein. state labor department investi­ be later removed to the family burial residents of Klamath Falls has taken Eighth street Improvement was In- In the Circuit Court ot tbs State of
The length of the recitations in a gator, have startled New York. The ground in Klamath Falls.
a standard college or university, as
Oregon, for Klamath County.
I place aa a result of an ordinance troduc«d by Hamilton, read
and
defined by section 18, 1913 edition one or two-year high school shall not young woman finds women and girls
< liar I«*» Wealcy Judkins. Plaintiff,
which was passed by the council Mon-ipaseed to Its second reading
of the Oregon school laws, or shall be less than thirty minutes, and In of the East Side slaving far beneath Million for State From Auto l.iccu*e*i
va.
day night. Names of streets In sev-
Au ordinance Introduced by Rogers
be the holder of a life state certif­ all classes where there are more than the streets in restaurant kitchens un­
SACRAMENTO. July 14 -Between •ral sections of tbe city have been ' was passed to its second reading, Adra I leal rhe Judklna, Dvfrudatit
icate or state diploma secured by ten pulls there shall be five recita­ der conditions that drove even the; August 10, 1913, and May 31, 1914. changed to conform to streets prevl-' providing for the vacation ut a por­ To Adra Beatrice Judkins, ths Above
the veteran investigator Into the street the California motor vehicle depart­
examination before the state depart­ tion periods each week, and
Named Defendant
ously established In other additions 1 i tion of Frederick street In Buena
ment; or a teacher's life certificate school year will consist of at least for air
Popular Broadway restau­ ment took in (1,169,669 In autoino-, of which they were a continuation. s V|»ta Addition, near Hhlpplngton The
In tho name of the stats ot Oregou,
or diploma now in fall force and ef­ thirty-two weeks.
rants wer« on the list of those whose ibllo licenses, according to a report; The changes made are aa follows
i property la owned ......
by the Klamath you are hereby required to api»esr and
Third—A pi» rat u-
fect in this state; provided, that the
kitchens were branded .is filthy. A 'completed today by the state en-i
Milla Addition—! Milla street to Ap-1 Development
_____ _ ____ ____
____ ____
company
and a petition answer tho complaint filed against
teachers of special subjects may be ■
Tbere shall be at least (150.001 Park Row restaurant, on the border­ [gineer. head of the department.
piegate and Front street to Owens
|WM presented to the council at the you In the above entitled suit, on or
certificated according to sections 16 wisely invested in apparatus
for land bet.,ven the two New Yorks the
During the fiscal year ended June
West Klamath Falla--Bridge street ¡last meeting asking that the atreet before the 13lb day of August. 1914,
and 20. 1913 edition of the Oregon teaching science, apportioned as fol­ rich and the :>oor, was the most un­ 30.1914, the state's revenues from to Main; West Main to 8outh River- ¡b« vacated
that being the last day of the time
school laws.
lows:
physical geography, 175.00; 1 cleat* of any inspected, Mrs Oren- this same source were only (85.810. side; High street to Carroll; Paul, '
The ordinance changing the name« within which defendant Is allowed to
Second—Course of Study
biology, (75.00
Collection of the tax at that time waa Illinois and Park streets to Rogers; 'of certain streets was passed with answer herein aa fixed by tbe court
stein reported
A standard high school shall fol­
Fou rt h—Library
under the secretary of state's super­ Kentucky and West streets to Geor­ Rogers. Matthews and Owens voting tor publication of summons herein,
Briefly, her discoveries are:
low the state course of study except
The library must contain a min­
That womm. the great majority of vision.
gia.
yes, and Hamilton voting no.
“bd It you fall m > to appear and
in districts of the first class, whose imum of seventy-five books which are ¡them young girls, are compelled to
The new law. under which the state
Nichols Addition- -Canal atreet to
An ordinance amending an ordl- *MWer, the plalutiff will apply to tbe
course must be approved by the state or have been ¡ncinded in the state ■wallow in grimy, foul smell'ng water engineer is now acting, called for a
Washington;
Bush to Jefferson: nance establishing grades on Ninth ‘»urt for tbe relief prayed for Io tbe
board of education.
Fifteen units llbrary 118t part n> excluding fle- and do their work while diecarded much more energetic prosecution of Washington to Lincoln; Franklin to
street was passed to second reading complaint filed herein, lo-wlt: For a
shall be required for graduation, and tlon an(J the dictionaries and encyclo- ^vegetables and scraps rot on shelves the business of collection. Automo­ ¡Grant; Jefferson to McKinley.
A petition for the construction of decree of said circuit court of the
at least forty minutes for each reel- | pedfM mentioned below, and adapted and in corners and fill the place with bile owners fought the law hard, but
Buena Vlita Addition — Teddy « sidewalk on Menlow Way was re­ state of Oregon, for Klamath county,
tation. Two periods of laboratory {o tbe eourse8 of study. These books germridden, stale air.
the state beat them.
forever dissolving the bonda of matri­
street to Roosevelt; Alameda street ferred to the street committee.
or vocational work shall be consid- mugt
entered in a record book and ; That many of them work in total
There are at present registered in to Brown; Inyo street to Fulton; Ful­
The petition of John Zion for ap- mony existing betwsen the plaintiff
ered of equal instructional value with prepared for circulation according darkness—sometimes in
kitchens California 100,514 automobiles and ton from Upham south to Doty street, polntment as Inspector on the Third and defendant, and for such other re­
one period of recitation, A unit is tQ
rules prescribed for school li­ three levels below the sidewalk, and 20,427 motorcycles.
■San Juan and Arch streets to Don- street Improvement was taken from lief as to the court shall appear meet
the completion of a subject of five braries. The school must own one that they are little better off than
aid; Shasta street to Front; Park th« table and favorably acted upon and proper in the premlsee.
recitations, or their equivalent lab­ of the encyclopedias recommended In beasts that work in mines.
Charles Normandy of Wesson, «treet to Hawkina.
Thia summons Is published In the
by the council.
oratory or vocational periods i pel
— j the state school library list, part II,
Pacific street In Klamath Addition j On motion of Rogers It waa decided Semi-Weekly Herald, a newspaper
That most of the women work from Miss., has sold for 11,750 a diamond
week, pursued throughout a school, and either the New International or eighty-seven and a half to ninety­ which he found in the gizzard of a
I to Tule atreet; Canal road and New that the brick used In construction published nt Kinmath Falla, Oregon,
year of not less than thirty-six the standard dictionary, to the num- eight hours a week while little or no chicken which he raised and killed on
Main to Main; White avenue In Fair- of the new city hall should be In by order of the Honorable William 8.
weeks
!ber of one copy for each twenty ■regard is shown for the one day a bls farm.
view to Industrial and Second Hot harmony with the sample on file, and 'Worden, county judge of said county,
Third—A pparatus
pupils.
week rest law.
Springs to East Main; White avenue that all the window heads and sills made and entered <>n the 1st day of
There shall be at least (300.00
In Chicago, Miss Amelia Sears is at in Fairview to Oregon,
That the ventilation, when it is
Mitchell in the rear of the building be the July, A D. 1914, directing service of
for
wisely invested in apparatus
Taking a pill doesn't solve the diet provided—and that not often
often —Is, in the head of the bureau of public wef- street in Flrat Addition, to
Mt. same aa those used In the front
hiimmons herein to be made by publi­
teaching science, apportioned as fol-
(the best of the restaurants Inspected, fare.
Whitney.
cation thereof In such newspaper for
.
”
. .
»
» « ; question,
lows:
physical geography. 175.00;
«lx successive weeks.
FOURTEEN NAMES
biology, 175.00; physics, 1150.00.
Date of first publication hereof.
ON <X>KNER STONE
For teaching the subject of physical
¡July 2, 1914.
geography, the following apparatus is
C. C. BROWER.
Fourteen names will appear on tbs
recommended: set of Johnston maps,
Attorney for Plaintiff
cornerstone of tbe new city ball, ac­
globes, mercurial barometer and an
7-2 «-18 iw
cording to the action of the council
aneroid barometer; for biology, mi­
Monday evening
They will Include
croscope, demonstration magnifiers,
i the names of tbe mayor, police Judge,
Notice to Contractors
dissecting sets; for physics: (125.00
<lty treasurer, membera of tho old
The
directors
will receive blds to
wisely expended, providing such a
icouncil and the new member of the build a new school house In Langell
laboratory as will permit perform­
present council.
Valley, Ore., till 12 o'clock noon, July
ing the majority of the experiments
Tho names to decorate the corner­ I 26, 1914, to bo completed by October
given in the Milikan and dale Man­
stone will be: Mayor T. F. Nicholas, , I, 1914. Plans can be seen at Veghte
ual.
Police Judge A L. Leavitt. Treas­ & Co., Klamath Falls, Bank of Bonan­
Fourth—Library
urer
Siemens,
and
Councllmen ; za and at tho clerk's office, Langell
The library must contain a mini- j
; Rogers, Goeller, Matthews, Townsend, Valley.
mum of 250 books which are, or have
Underwood, Hamilton, Doty, Can-,
The board reserves the right to re­
been included in the state library list,
trail, Lockwood, Savidge and Owens. ject any or nil blds.
part II. excluding fiction and the dic­
—
GEO. W. NOBLE. 8r„
tionaries and encyclopedias mention- j
The
average
man requires eight ,
Clerk District No. 10.
ed below, and adapted to the courses
hours
of
sound
Hleep
every
night.
h
31
sw
3t
of study. These books must be en­
Semi-Weekly Herald
■hall be graduates
lege, university or
be the holder of a
tIdeate in Oregon,
EXPfCT HüfRU tl «M CRUZ
RICHEST REGION III WORID FOÜNÛ
WE
ARE
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
FRESH FRUITS
tered in a record book and prepared
for circulation according to the rules
prescribed for school libraries.
A
standard high school must have one
of the larger encyclopedias recom­
mended in the state school library
list, part II, and either the New In­
ternational or the Standard Diction­
ary, to the number of one copy for
each twenty pupils.
RASPBERRIES
LOGANBERRIES
PEACHES
PLUMS
TOMATOES
CUCUMBERS
Requirement« for an Accredited
Three-Year High School
First—As to Teachers
Buy From Us and Cut Out the Middleman
(a) Number: Two teachers shall
give full time in high school work,
where more than four subjects each
year are offered; or one teacher shall ’
give full time and another at least
half time when but four subjects are
offered each year, no choice of elec­
tives being given.
(b) Qualifications:
All teachers
of tbree-year accredited high schools j
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aa the papers themaolvoa.
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