THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE
t*AOB TWO
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\« » re it c-inte <ir to rent or lease the MM VI. wToRF.'
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siinie. to collect or receive rent, to
'sell or transfer itock. bonds, etv., 25
rents. Peters used in the collection
hi order to facilitate th® movement
A Continuation of the
pension, bark par nr bounty claims
of ca !e to the markets, the Southern
Klamath Republican
claims for property lost In military
' Pacihc has inaugurated a twenty-
County
Clerk
Dp
Imp
has
r»celved
Editor
W. O. SMITH . . .
naval service are exempt A
'eight hour stock train service between the following communication from
Protest
Upon the hrotea
'this Miiloil A. Milter, collector of in terns I
Entered nt the pottoffice at Klamath Klamath Falls and Oakland
Falla, Ore., aa second clast matter .train will run every Thursday, and revenue for Oregon, regarding reve­ ery note, bill of evru inge. acceptance.
>ck or draft or any marine protest,
I will pick up all stock from points be­ nue stamps ou documents:
Published by the Herald Publlahing tween.
cents.
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Your attention is hereby called to
Company, of Klamath Falla, on
Telegraph and tclcphoi
’ set of congress dated October 22, Every person, firm or cor
Monday and Thursday of each week DREAM I’ROOI
MINCE 1*11.«* '-'H, ent led An Act to Increase the crating any telegraph o
' Internal Revenue and for Other Pur­ lino or lire« is required
ler that you tuny be sworn statement to the
The girls of the domestic science |l<oses. and in
OUt.ll«
' provisions thereof. the r.umber of inc
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Apprised
of
the
UTS GET IN ON IT
department of Columbus. Ind , High
> conversa
It
disiatici
School have taken the dreams out of In-ofnr as it relates to the stamping Untie transmitted over tbs lines
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of
documenta.
etc..
1
enclose
here
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DDED to the insatiable demand ■iaooaseat i ti- v are makiug a brand
Ing preceding month, f'
with a copy of Schedule A referred to charge of 15 cents or nr
ti lx r bi
for meat from abroad, the foot that is said to be nightmare proof.
in said act. which explains itself.
posed, and for each qt such
and mouth disease is decimating the Now that the open season fur mince
For your further information, th? or ronveraatiotis to pay a tax ot 1
h. rds of cattle in several slates. The pies is at baud, it is said one tan eat
’■following is an extract from treasury
prospects indicates that meat will a wedg. of pie made from this new
decision No. 2042. of October 31,
soon be beyond the purses of ordi­ denatured mincemeat and go straight
to bed, after which sleep will be pleas­ 11514:
nary people.
“All deeds or documents delivered
Klamath farmers should not« this, ant and restful. The new brand also
to the grantee subsequent to Decem­
swats
old
Mr.
Higbcost
O.
laving
In
and so far as they can, provide against
ber 1. 1914, should be stamped before
it. There is a great deal of coarse food the new kind of mine, meat greeu to-
delivery. Any such document deliv­ 4 OMMISSIONER S t\S HOARD
wasted on farms, food that through mato< > take th< place of meat
ered to any other party than the
GETS RACK \t UHIN THE 1. IU
cooking could be made welcome to
Here is how to make four quarts
grantee prior to December 1, 1914,
live stock, and could carry cattle Six cups of ehopped pared apples, six
and which does not reach the hands
duller
*'\Ve had to do it
through nicely up to six weeks prior < ups of cho, ped gr. n tomatoes, thr.e
of the grantee prior to December 1, lie law,” said Stat
laine
cui* of chopped raisin*, four cus of C
to slaugntering them.
1914. will, upon delivery after that t ouuulssivncr Char
All heifer calves should be saved, sugar, ■ ne and a halt c(.p of dder
Idate, require to bear the documentary cussing the recent meeting
more cattle should be raised, better vinegar, one and a half cups of water,
stamp.”
caunmisslon. Stout retu
care should be taken of range cattle one table-peon of cinnamon, one-half
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to keep them growing — Oregon tablespoon of allspice.«one half table- » Section 13 of the net above referred day night from Ih-rtliutd.
"Our work wa» largely uuduing th
should prepare to feed at least its si>oon of cloves, one-half tablespoon to also provides:
That it shall not be lawful to re­ work done by the board al its Feb
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nutmeg, one tablespoon of salt, three-
own people.
fourths of cup of butter, two glasses cord or register auy Instrument, pa- ruary meeting, following the resign«
■ per or document required by Irw to lions of several of us,” he continued.
of jelly.
AGAIN THAT BLAMED WAR
At that time, W. L. Fluley was taken
All of the ingredients except the be stamped upless a stamp br stamps
(.IMI I n TIMI It
of tlie proper amount shall have been from the position of game nurdeu and
HAT the war has to do with the t utter and jelly should be mixed and
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affixed and cancelled in the manner made superintendent of biological
Outdoor
price of gloves is hard to un­ cooked until the apples are soft. Then prescribed by law.”
survey and educational work nd 11
add
the
butter
anil
jelly
and
boil
' '.uued lot N"» York
derstand until there comes the expla­
Ruud.-. debentures or i ertiticat« s of E. Clanton* was made sti|>eflnt. ndeti
mid Bivu tlio ring gamv
nation recently received by a large ¡about fifteen minutes. The mock Indebted»«*» of airy association, com­ of hatcheries, We replaced these ui<
mincemeat
is
then
ready
to
use
or
has received in
glove hrm in New York that the sup­
pany or corporation, on each |1nt) of ns game end fish warden, abolishln
il tsus would
ply of French kid gloves is likely to seal.
tlio
a,
as
w
o
also
did
t
tlieir
for
mer
o
■face value or fraction thereof. 5 cents.
Several
of
the
girls
who
are
taxing
pen.
be much reduced, because the troops
office of cloak of the board.
¡domestic science there have made this < On each original issue of certifi­
b could seat
are eating the goats.
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Under
the
former
regime.
mock mincemeat since school has cates of siock, whether on organiza­ 'men all conducted sc parate ottites al
iban could be
The Indian troops with the allies
been in progress, and have success- tion or reorganization, on.each 5100 a considerable expem ie. This, ’
hugest enclosed
appear to constitute the chief menace
,‘of face value or fraction thereof, C
Ifully fooled their parents with it.
cuiotoia said to*
lleve. Is needless, and by cutting
to fashion.
i cents.
ila they will cut
in this way we are s avtng 512
The situation is complicated by the
i On all sales, agreements to sell. I
ill tickets ex*
year
of
the
sportsme
n's
money
fact that, in addition to killing off
memoranda of sales, deliveries or
lo scats.
We feel that We are now ba
the older members of the goat herds,
t transfers of shares, or certificates of
most
enefil
dor
the
letter
of
the
law.
the soldiers ars using the skins to lie
Circuit Judge H. L. Benson and ¡stock of any association or corpora- offices are necessary, »i an
ipcu air M elVTO
on in the trenches, so that there is na
■ Court Reporter Richardson are home t.ou, on nu b 51 " of/face value or ‘the matter be tak n up with the
ii tbs lUMAi«
chancs of saving them for later man­
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from Lakeview, where they held a ses- fi action thereof, 2 cents.
It would
lature. that body to also mat
ufacture.
Upon each sale, agreement to sell
¡sion of court. This was the last trip
li t be tuiupvlled
vision for salaries.
■the Judge makes to Lakeview as Cir- or agreement of sale of any products
■ hoked, fetid
‘ Politics ha
HIGH COST OF SCHOOL BOOKS
or merchandise rt any exchange or
■ cvit judge.
cd ring, «nieli
.eluded Stone.
re I n.v
board of trade, or similar place, either
uu «uuld f ru­
In honor of the revered jurist who
p except to
aid r.
COMMITTEE created by the last
for present or future delivery, for
unia.
Tbo
is soon to grace the supreme bench,
r as it s
each
5100
in
value
of
said
sale.
1
ven*.
.legislature is investigating the the Lake County Bar Association and
that u blow
anybody
For each 5100 or fractional par'
high cost of school books in Multno
the ­ officials of Lake county tendered
attempt to get even w
ioat In the
thereof in excess of 51 HO, 1 cent.
mah county.
him a banquet Thursday night. At
i.ure doing our duty.”
might be
Promissory notes, and for each re­
The same subject should interest ■ this County Judge Daly presided, an-’
In the light of the
fatal UMS-
the legislature so far as the rest of the eulogistic speeches were made by newal. for a sum not exceeding 5100, Stone administered to
in knockue
2 cents. »
state is concerned, for there is gen­ many.
boom that was started
For each add t Ion a I 5100 or frac­
eral complaint.
I * olut
¡making him a candidate
tion thereof. 2 cents.
Public school books not only cost
meat aa circuit judge
( ARRANZA SETS
Bills of lading, manifests, etc.. Is­
too much, but changes are forced
UP HIS CAPITAL sued by express eotr.pnnies or public Judge Benson, the story
upon the people altogether too fre­
nal Thursday, wherein it i
carriers, etc., 1 cent.
quently.
■ that Stone helped prune t
VEKA CRUZ, Nov. 27.—Carranza
Bonds,
except
those
required
in
The first textbook commission, ap­
commission' h salary tree !*■
today formally established his gov­ legal proceedings, 50 cents.
pointed by Governor Greer, under
was peeved at We't for t.
ernment here. At least, Carranza's
Certificates
of
profits
or
certificates
great public pressure, was composed
troops entered the city this morning, or memoranda shoving interest tn the Ing hint Instead of Judge
where the
altogether of business men.
and the gunboats Bravo and Zarajosa property or accumulations of any as­ amua
bout»
proved
»o
eminently
it cut the list of books used about
are in the harbor, so he thus controls sociation, company or corporation
one-half, and reduced the price ma­
I.O4AI
the customs.
e
en held there on the
and all transfers thereof, on each
terially, giving the pupils a high class
U I D TH I KMIH
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Dispatches
state
that
the
capture
of
uulomobtlo speedway
¡5
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90
of
face
value
or
fraction
thereof,
of textbooks.
at four or five years,
the Villistä troops is im- ■ 2 cents.
The next textbook commission was ramPic'
in the presence of only a few r
8nd
minen'
It
is
said
the
resistance
there
d F»< ky M<Fnrl.uid
Certificates
of
damage
or
otherwise
partly composed of business men
th es, Re
will probably be slight.
igurate thia plan
and all other certificates or docu­
partly of “educators.”
night united
In matrimony
un
The
Villistä«
already
control
the
hough the fight
ments
issued
by
port
warden
or
ma
­
the
This commission increased
Noel, only daughter of Mr
..
times
there was a big
rine surveyor, 25 cents.
number of books and made spme' Panuca oil fields near Tampico.
t Fred Noel, and Harry Angli
United
State»
Consul
General
John
-rowd
Premont.
Certificates
of
any
description
re
­
changes, also increasing the total ex-|
ceremony was performed at t
R. Silliman reached here today.
Klruta-Jack Dillton
quired by law. not otherwise speci­
p»nses.
of the bride's undo and apnt, Mr
Late Mexico City advices say Zapa- fied, 10 cents.
polls two years ago.
By adding ‘educators’' to the com­
Mrs. Aubrey R. Campbell.
sat It. tlie open air
mission and reducing the number of
subordinates, not Zapata, entered
Contract, broker's hole or memo­
The couple will reside here, v
the go, and among that
business men, the purposes of econ­ ¡and took Mexico City from Carranza. randum of sale of goods, or merchan- .the groom i’as b -en supcrlntend* nt of walkt
1,900 women, who nover
omy and reform arrived at in creating At, a result, Villa has postponed bis l<li»o, stocks, bonds, exchange, notes of ■construction work at the court house
entry into the city. In the hope of ef- Land real estate, or property of any
ueen seen at an indoor
this board have been lost sight of.
¡and county library. The bride was a
I he women also ntteudrd the
Its functions will probably be ie'ting a meeting with Zapata, so the ¡kind, issued by brokers, etc., for each .member of the class of 1914 of the
two
can
enter
together.
■I>llllon outdoor scrap last
note or memorandum of tale not oth­
merged with those of the state board
ki'cal
numbers.
erwise
provided
for
in
act,
10
cents.
of education.
liras wbea open air UgliU are
Conveyance, deed, instrument or
In the nflernoon, there 1* no
writing conveying lands, tenements or
SOME SEMBLANCE
lty for lights. At night, all the
other realty, etc., value over 5100
OF GOVERNMENT
Court Reporter R. M. Richardson and not exceeding 5500, 50 cents.
< excepting three hugo ones
has received the sad intelligence that
ectly ove. the ring are doused.
For each additional 5500 or frac­
United Press Service
his
wife
died
Monday
night
at
Evan
­
'
Inc
reading
the
tion
thereof,
50
cents.
WASHINGTON, D. C„ Nov. 2 8.
spent In New
Entry of goods, wares or merchan-
Reporta from Mexico City indicate ston, Illinois, following a prolonged
Illness.
It
was
in
the
hope
of
curing
i
August tat.'
dise
in
custom
house,
not
exceeding
thet the permanent committee formed
worth of sut ar
at the convention held in Aguas Cali- i the malady that the Richardsons left 5100 in value, 25 cents.
agents of the
■> l<il i.i r< olved by
Exceeding 5100 and not exceeding
entas Intends calling a meeting of the l »re about a year ago. Specialist after
¡specialist was consulted, but all in 55 00, 50 cents.
<>m local rtifln-
omit of the couple, Mia Marjorie
Mexican congress soon.
)'», «’hila Eng-
1 hue and Harry Gnllai^jor Wpr„
Exceeding 5500 in value, 51.
Every congressional delegate of the vain.
ii $8,5oo, ooo
irrlcd nt Oakland early In the
At the time be received the sad tid­
Entry for withdrawal of goods or
Madero regime will be eligible to a
fio Ktndi-bakor ■> uey ' II r- ld< in OnklHtid, whoru
ings, Mr. Richardson was In Lake­ merchandise from customs bonded
neat
tli*' groom la connected with hU
It is understood that Villa and his view. He telegraphed at once to d“- warehouse, 50 cents.
>g. tbor 400,000 barrels of sugar in« iia r In n retail lumber business.
Insurance, marine, Inland and fire
lieutenants heartily endorse the pro­ lay the funeral, pending hi» arrival,
i"di bought bore recently to
Loth pail i i huVe resided here for
gram io establish some semblance of but received a wird in return, saying , (except purely co-operative or
' i)ii- French demand. The buy­
vi i I years. nn<i have been proml-
permanent immediately. Provisional ill would be impossible to do this, And tual), lightning or other peril,
course, due to the wiir. Many n i 1 “• 1 " '1 circlet. Th- bride, who '
President Gutterez will then seek rec­ that he had better remain here. The ■each policy or renewal on amount of
f" neat bat'les have been
th» (laugl.ttr of Mm, william Mc-
ognitlon from the United States anti remains were ia’erred at St. Louis, 'premium charged on each |1 or frac­
1
Ait
in
the sugar district», where ■ ¡ne, Id a graduate of the Klninntli
¡the
former
home
of
Mrs.
Richardson.
tional
part,
5
mills.
the "A B C” powers.
to < t ci ops hnr» be.-u destroyed . '
Mrs. Richardson, prior to her 111-
Insurance, fidelity and guarante«
(1 high < liool, and Ims attained
u re nit of tilts tilg foreign or­ • onslder: bio note ns a singer.
■
u<
sx,
was
active
in
local
social
circles,
on
each
policy,
on
each
51
or
frac
­
To Help Cripples
der. the Federal Hugnr Refining com-
Mr. Gnllngli r has loug been ono
A national association, called this i and was esteemed by all who knew tional part thereof of premium re­
!■ ny at Yonkers, which shut, down >>f (Im county's best, known lumber
United Workers for the Cripple», has 'her for her many admirable traits, ceived, 5 mills.
coral w. eks ago, not to reopen until 11 “ II ' «hipped the first car load of
Passage tickets by any vessel from
been organized, with Mrs. F. W. i Beside her husband, she leaves a
I cr-mlw-r 1, r< sained Nov< mher til.
lumber ev< r sent out of thn Klamath
Haumhoff of St. Louis as president. son. Harry Richardson, who is attend­ tlie United States to a foreign port,
"iiintiy, and held an Important posl-
The new organization announceu its ing Northwestern University In Illi­ costing not exceeding 530 (tickets
cxlcan Indians derived from their iion with tlio Klamath Lumber and
costing 510 or less, exempt), 51,
purpos? to be the giving of assist­ nois.
f!<>rs, the Aztecs, (ho method of • 1» conipnny. Following the merging
More
than
530
and
not
exceeding
ance, especially to children, in every­
580, 53.
'ng !)>'* poison of Tnlviitchl. II. Is Ink <>l the plant with ilia nig Basin
OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
way possible, such as advice regard­
if
ÍÍ
uhtlu
drug, the conatllnent» xif I. niber company, Mr. Gahnglier was
More
than
560,
55.
ing education and aid to enable them
> not known. The peculiar
Power of attorney or proxy for vot­
■ I aiiperlnt ndent and manager of
to become self-sustaining. The work and other latest music rolls. These
the poison is to di-Htroy th»
1 \
rlld» plant. Ho lias also had
ia nonsectarian and there is no fund rolls make suitable Christmas gifts ing at an election of officers of any
only slightly affecting the • ■■ ’i ge of the i onipany'u logging oper­
for relief work, expenses being m»t for your friend with a player plnno. incorporated company or association,
atic.-i in ike k , llo district, and he left
by volnutary ontrlbutions. The offl Hear them at Shepherd Plano Depot. except religious, charitable, literary OUR POLICIES
To distribute the banks niseis in «.ioli a way 9»
maLnL''ti uudet i
societies or public cemeteries, 10
ilili fall lo b..como iiasoclnted with
eera of the organization are preparing
I any conditions and at nil time» an Ample reserve to nuiet. lite dr ryinBt
If it'» worth having, its worth in* cents.
Sc o ( liiliote,
brothc r in th» retail end of tlio
to work for legislation In all states
16-tf I lumber gain».
Power of attorney to sell or con- of its depositors and take -air of Its borrowing customer».
Muring. See Chi I cote.
to aid 150,009 afflicted persons.
More War Tax
Hits Home People
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