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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-18
BATES JUNIORS WIN IN
INDOOR MEET At lewiston.

Lewiston, Me, March 1..-(SpeciaD.-
With one point to spare the Junior class
of Bates College won the championship
at the indoor meet at City hall this even
ing. The meet resolved itself into a con-
test between the Juniors and Seniors
Bates Freshmen defeated Bowdoin
Freshmen in one of the fastest relay races
of the evening For the third successive
year Edward Little High school won Il
relay race from Lewiston High. The re-
suits of the various events:
o5-yard dash-Williams. 10 lst; Wad-
leigh. 90, I'd; Peterson 49, 81 lihe'
a5-yard high MISUNDERSTANDING II. 1st;
Williams, 10, ID Dorman, 10, Sd. Time
Potato race-Qumby, 10, LIST: Turner.
u, Cd; Martin. '09. 3d. Time. 81 4-5s.
Relay race-Edward Little High VS..
Lewiston High, won by +. l.. II. S. Time,
I'm. IA 2-5s. .,.
Frye Grammar school VS.. Webster Cram
mar school. won by Frye Grammar
intercollegiate relay race-BoWdoln j.
VS.. Bates II. won by Bates. 1ime' ILL.,
" High iump-won by Williams. 10;
Blanchard. ~, %; Page 90. and Orr, TO-
tied for third. Height SIT. 1-4in 90, =.
pole yarlt-Won by Dorman. 10; LIB
by. 90, "a; Bartlett. ~. Sd. Height SIT.
Turning broad jump-Won by keaney'
II; Peterson. 90, I'd; Pomeroy' 49, 3D.
Shotput-Won by Jackson. 10; Page
90, "a; Blanchard, 10, 3D. Distance, 3-lt.
sin ,oo. .o, ,on
ID: Belletier. II, 3D. Time Am. SIS.
Inter-class relay races-Seniors VS. Jun
iors, won by Seniors: time, I'M. lbs. Soph-
ignores VS.. Freshmen, won by Sopho-
mores: time, I'm. Il 1-5s. Seniors vs..
Sophomores. won by Seniors: time, I'm.
It's. co,,o,.s.
Juniors, % 10: Seniors. . -; FRESHMEN,
Il and SophomoreS Q. The Juniors We're
awarded the prize in the broadsword drill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-18
PAYNE TARIFF BILL.
Continued from Page One.)

arettes is materially increased while
the tax on beer and whiskey is I'M
disturbed. A cut of 80 per cent is
made in the steel and lumber schad-
ules and iron ore, hides. tallow, cot
tonseed oil and works of art more
than 20 years Old are placed on the
free list
The tariff on boots and shoes is re-
duced 40 Per cent. and on other lcath-
CT manufactures in proportion. The
pottery plate glass of the smaller size 5
are increased, while the duties on the
larger sizes are reduced. The tariff on
Wool OF the first and second class, used
principally in clothing. is not disturbed.
but on wool Of the third class known
as carpet wool. it is reduced on the
cheaper grades. a 5-cent reduction is
made in the duties on Shoddy and
waste. while wool tops are assessed
SIX cents q pound more than the duty
on secured wool, which is unchanged
The recommendations for placing wood
pulp on the free list and reducing the
duties in print paper, with certain re-
strictionS. made by.th Mann commit
tee of the House, are incorporated in
tie bill
The duty on refined sugar is re-
dueed 5-100thS OF a cent a pound. and
on Dextrin, ore-llalf cent a pound A
reduction OF one-half cent pound is
also made i'll the duty on starch. with
the exception OF potato starch Zinc in
ore is assessed one cent per pound for
the zinc contained. The tariff on pig
iron is reduced from 81 to $3.50 per ton
TIL" principal increases are made in
the duties on lemons, cocoa and sub
stitUtes for coffee, coal tar dyes, gloves
and coated papers and photographic
prints.
AS was predicted, the new tariff bill
is made on maximum and minimum
basis. with the provision that the max
imum rates are not supposed to go in
to effect until 50 days after the pas
sage of the bill. Reciprocity provisions
arc contained in the para graphs as
sessina duties on bituminous ccal and
coke ana agricultural implements. by
which these articles are given entry
free uf duty when imported from coun-
tries which permit the free importa-
ton of these articles from America.
The inheritance tax provision of the bill
is similar to the New York state law. 1t
provides a tax of per cent on all inner
itarces over $500 that are collateral in
horitances. or in which strangers are the
leEatees. In case of direct inheritance
the taxes prescribed are: On 10000 to
sl0E, 600, per cent; on 100000 to $500.nN.
per cent. and on those over $4,000 ,
per cent. 1t is estimated that $93 900 600
annually will be derived from this tax.
The maximum and minimum provision
of the bin does away with the necessity
Of continuing the foreign trade agree
ments.
The abrogation of these is provided for
in Il section which authorizes the Presi-
dent to issue notices of the termination
of the agreements within 10 days after
the bill goes into effect. The French gov
eminent would therefore terminate imme-
diately while the German agreement
would remain in force for six months
The time that must intervene before the
importation of the other reciprocity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-18

The SPEAKER: Under the orders Of
signed are to be taken from the table
under the Wednesday order.
An Act to increase the salary Of the
warden of the State prison. tAssgned
for Wednesday of next week on motion
of Mr.. Davies of Yarmouth
An Act relating to holidays.
MI Bogue of East Machias Withdrew
his amendment.
The bill was then passed to be engross.
ed as amended in concurrence.
Resolve in favor of the Farmngton
State Normal school.
On motion of Mr.. Sawyer of Dexter thu
resolve received its first reading and wa
assigned for tomorrow morning.
Report of committee on judiciary, Il
which was referred bill to amend tn
charter of the trustees of the Machias
port bridge. reporting that the sam
ought to pass.
On motion of Mr.. BoEue of East NJ,
chias the consideration of this matter vi
assigned for tomorrow morning.
On motion of Mr.. Pike of Eastpo
" no stated that he made the motion q
the request of Mr.. Hines of lewiston
Act to regulate the practice of barber
ing in the State of Maine. to establish
State board of barber commissioners an
t, provide for the sanitary inspection 0
barber shops. was taken from the table
and on further motion by Mr.. Pike it wa
referred to the committee on judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Rounds of Portland
Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-18
COrbett Issues a
Second Challenge

Wheeling, W. Va. March Thames j.
Colbett issued a second challenge tonight
for q fight with either Jeffries or john
son. In it he says:
II am tired of seeing this fellow john
son going around with his chest out and
nobody seems inclined to fight him. So
take the right that any man has and
hereby challenge james ]. Jeffries and
Jack Johnson to boz me any number of
rounds or to a finish in any club in the
world.
Il will forward from Indianapolis a
check for $1,000 to Al Smith, the Well
known stakeholder at the Gilsey House
in New York, as a guarantee of my good
faith"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-18

agreements would become effective range
from three months to one year.
A provision in the bill IS designed to
meet the conditions resulting from the
patent laws of Great Britain which re-
quire that patentees must manufacture
their articles within Great Britain. This
provision applies the same rules to pa
tents taken out in this country by aliens
as applies to Americans in the country of
the aliens. Drawback privileges are ex-
tended by the bill and the method of val
uation on articles upon which the tariff
imposes an ad valorem duty is broadened
for the purpose of preventing the prac-
tice of differentiation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-18
MAINE MEMBERS SCATTERED.
Four Representatives from This State
Have Seats Far Apart.

Washington, March lin the
drawing for seats in the House the
Maine members were widely scattered.
Representative Allen is about half way
back near the center of the Republic
can side. Burleigh obtained a very
good seat. which had been overlooked,
on the center aisle near the back row.
Guernsey and Swasey chose seats in
the extreme left section of the hall
Representative Tawney now has the
seat once occupied by Mckinley and
Dingley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-18
SPORTING
THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Thursday-Charley Mitchell vs.. Johnny
Willetts. Mahoney City. Pa; Harry Lewis
VS.. Unknown, Leo Houck VS.. Jack Brit
ton. Philadelphia; Abe Attell VS. Patsy
Kline. New York; Young Finger vs.
Young McGovern. Pittsburg; Harry
Scroggs VS. BAT" Kelley. Baltimore;
Frday-Leo Houck VS.. Young Nitchie.
Philadelphia; Billy Papke vs.. Jim Flynn,
Los Angeles; johnny Couion vs. IN
known, Dayton, O.; Tommy Sullivan vs.
Phil knight, Kansas City.
Saturday--Joey Bowker VS.. Tommle
OTcole, Philadelphia; Jimmy Hanlon VS.
Jerry Meskill, Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-18
Landlord Whips Jim Barry.

Philadelphia, March l'.-Sam Lang
ford, coiorcd middleweight champion
defeated Jim Barry OF Chicago. tonight
in a siX-round bout before the WASH
ingtou Sporting Club. Langford was
in excellent condition, while Barry
claimed to be suffering from maiarial
fever.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-18
schreck Knocks Out SCHUYLER.

Columbus, March flowing to a bruis-
ed hand Marvin Hart was unable to go on
tonight for his bout with Mike ShrecK
William SCHUYLER of Louisville. who TOOK
Harris place. was knocked out in the sec
ond round.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-18

Regularly prepared manuscripts
sheets We're circulated as newspapers
in China, Rome and Venice long be-
fore the invention of printing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-18

posed will answer no. The clart
call the roll.
YEA:-Bemis,. Blake, Bogue. Rour...
Burse of Pittsfield, Campbell Of Kina aassa
Chase Of Sebec, Cole, Coolidge C nnaIssa
Couture, Davies. Doble, Drake D assaa
Dunn. Edwards, Farnham, Fersn.ss
Harmon, Harrington, Harris. Har.
Hersey, Hill. Hodgkins of Damarjsc ss.l
Holt. Lambert, Lane, Libby Lombssss
Ludgate, Mace, McLain, Merrill M DIT
hill, Miller. Millett, Montgomery Mons
Nelson. Nickerson, ORR, Packard. pattas
gall, Patten, Pelletier. Perry, Pike prs.a
ley. Putnam. Quinn. Richardson Rohbs.
of Biddeford. Snow OF Brunswick, Snsss|
of Warren. Stackpole. Slower. Tib bpes'
Traitor. Varney, Weld, " hitehoussU.Ss' A
NAY: Addition. Allen of Richmond A.
drews-Bartlett of Eliot, Bartlett !,
Stoneham. Beyer. Rlselow, Bgney, M
don, Burleigh, Russell Buswell, Charlssl
Chase of York. Clark. Colby. Comes
Cummings. Day, Duncan, Emery. Uars
son, Hartman. Higgins, Hussev. HvSs.
Jones, Jordan. JOY, kavanorgh. KeIlsr1s
Lord. Marshall, Morse. Paul, Peters
Pinkham. Porter. Redlon Ross. Rounds
Smith of Berwick, Snow OF Scarbora
Spear of South Portland. Stanley. Strcss
land, Thompson, Thurlough. Trckey7
Trimble, True. Whitney. Wing Of III
burn. Wing of Kinetield-59 ~
ABSENT:-Allen of Jonesboro, Bears
of Eddington, Campbell of Cheriyfel
Cook. Donnell. Dorr. Hall. Hannaforj''
Hines. Hodgkins of Temple, MERCER, Ner.
rifield. Merrill of Durham. Moul,on, Pat.
tersoE, Smith Of Andover. Ste,son, Whits
of Columbia, White Of Wayne-l9
So Tie motion prevailed. (Applause)
On motion OF Mr.. Pattaneall of Water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-18

On motion of Mr.. Pattaneall of Water.
vile the rules were suspended and he in.
reduced An Act relative to the Bangor
& Brewer highway bridge. CTabled fol-
printing on motion of Mr.. Strickland Of
BanSor)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-18
DEMOCRATS STILL MAD.

Continued from Page One.)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-24
rNelR own oocroR&
Remedies rhat ANimsls When olsk
oNeelNetlvely oeleet.

Remedies That ANimals When olels
lNselNetlvsly oslest.
With the brute creation the simple
remedies Of nature generally sutncs
for their fsw ailments, and they srs
guided to them BY instinct We have
been told bow the nongooss curcs him.
ssle when bitten By cobra by eating
certain plant. aud many country re-
hents have seeu Z sick dog bury him.
self In the dtrt.
Animals instinctively choose such
food ~ b best suited to them. A large
uumber Of animals wash themselves
and hattie. - slsphauts, stagA birds
and ants. 10 fact. man may take Q
Lesson In hygiene from the lower an.
finals. Animals ct I'd Of their para.
sltss BY using dust, mud. clay. etc.
Those suffering from fever restrict
their diet. keep quiet. seck dartncss
and airy places. drink water and some
timss svsa plunge into Il.
When q dog has lost his appetite -
eats that sbecies Of grass known -
oogu eruss (chieudent,. Cats also sat
graa. catnlp. slc. sAssp and cows
when 90 ssek out certain herba. An
animal sueesing from chrouic rseu'
matiem always kseps - mech - pos-
slb,e iu Tie sun. Tue warrior ants
have regularly organized ambulaness.
lAtrells cut The antsnuas Of an ant
and other auts came aud covees0 The
Woundea mart With Q trausparent ould
they secrste IN their mouths. II .
chlmpansss b wounded Il stops The
bleeding b. placing ID hanA a the
woapd q dressing Il with leaves and
gsass. Wben ~ animal has . wound.
"a lex OF arm hanging on L completes
he amputatioa By means 6f u. tseeh
PHILADELPHIA North American.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-24
NOTICE OF GALE OF REAL
ESTATE

In the County Court Of the STATE ol
Oregon. for the County Of klamath
In the matter Of the estate and guar.
disnship OF Charles Hughes and
Mary =. Hushes. minors.
Neties is hereby sivss that the IN.
dsrsignsd. guardian Of the person.
and estates Of Charles Hughes and
Mary ,. Hughes. will sell st private
sale IN undivided ess-sixth iatsrss,
sash Of said minors In and 10:
Lots s. .. : and . Of section twenty
(ae); 81 Of swk and lots {. .. and
. Of section twsnty-ons (3i); ny Of
Nwk sad lot I Of ssetioa twenty.
eight tss); ~ Of EM and Nwx
OF MEX Of section twsnty.nius (ss).
oil 10 township thirty-nins (ss) south
OF range eleven and . half (lix)
.. ". H.. ail In Klamath eouaty. ore.
son. eostsiaing s7s acres. more or
laes:
o. o. After The pth day Of psesnbsr.
1893. for cash. pursuant 70 order Of
sasd eosrt made aad sstsrsd N the
ssovs proessdins On he sth aay Of
Navsabss. 1905.
nsssd u Klamath ysiis. orssss.
Nevenbss ~. 1S1s.
SAANcns AuaH1s.
Guardians Of Tie persons and e.
eesss Of Charles 'Hushss ssi Mary ,.
nssheA nissss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-24
FRAaEpY AT sRA
- WHEN oFRAlGEN BURNS

A calm 80 and cooiheadsd omcers
prevented what otherwise might havs
been . fearful sea tragedy when the
steamer &. Crolx burned oR the Call.
fornia coast Saturday night. There
were pleaty Of boats for the passsn-
gers and small crsA on the vessel.
and the excellent discipline enabled
I'll hands 10 reach shore In safety.
Particular - to the cause OF the Ore
are missins. but Los Angeles dis
patch says that ten days ago N sx-
plosion TOOK place II the boilsr.room
Of the &. Croix and Chief Ensinssr
Doe Was scaldsd to death. TIE b.
lief 10 that IN explosion IN the %.
sins-room below the second cabir
easssd The Ore Of today" This
would sssa 70 b . subject tor The
most rigid invsseisatioa. Explosioas
and ares on steamahips do not "juse
happsa." Thsre b some causs for
then. aad. II eoaditioss responsible
tor the fatal sxplosioa tea days
earlier were not changed before the
sseoad szp,esioa occurred. there is
DuaisAnsat due somewhere. Luck
played . large part IN savias the
livss Of the passenger aad crew on
the huraiag steamer. - Portland
0ssgoniaa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-24
w0RxING Wolm1f AND ARlsro
CRAIs CoaGnlND

wAils the woaaAs Suffrage move
meat owes its coamaadiag proper
tions 10 the workias class. the pssdi
and Views Of tAsss women havs beer
givsa their publicity and their col.
isctivs weight through the orsanis.
Ing power Of sdseatsA women. Fos
forty ysars or moro women Of some
isisars and sslishtsansss have bssa
serving On SCHOOL boards. q poor lav
guardians. % hospital aad oesaaissd
charity boards. On vsstsiss. AaA the
Suffrage asitaaisa vill pssvs itssli
iaviacibls h Daeiaa1 because u
frees q ~ iaartieuiaas army oe u
voskiagvoosa tAsss ass tAsss No.
sn vAe Asvs isasssl lsaAsssAip
quietly. slowly. tAsesgA ~ ysass
lAat H. bsAisl.-HisabseA Resans n
Evssybo1y's leaeAslaa. W
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-24

Department Of the Iasss,os. .. q
Lasd oAes st Laksvisw. ovssos
oetobsr :. 1893.
NOTICE is hereby givss ,h.,
James B. Humphrey. whoss posseaes
address 70 klamath Pals. orseo.,
Old. on the asd Day Of April. 1905.
a's 10 this oaes sworn statement m
APPLICATION. No. eiss7. to purehsss
the ." OF MEX. WV Of snk sse.
tioa -. Township ~ South. Rsss. |,
1ast. Willamette meridian. asd ,hs
"mos' thereon. uadsr the provisions
OF the oct Of June .. 1878, and act.
amsndssory. known - the Climber
and Stone Law" at such vain. =.
might b assd BY appraissnsa.. ..a
as'' pu''aast 70 such application. ths
'aad and timber thereon hav. ben
appraised June II. 1908. II. t,.S,,
s.uma'sA st sls.eoo board ssst a.
vo''s PER n. aad Tie laaa s,se.se.
'Aas 'sid applicant auss ess, A.,
p'oo' u support Of his applisssio,
I.s svs's statement % tAs Sth day
= December. 1909. ssisrs 4. \. IA.
Asosoa' uaitsd States conui,,,e..,.
u klamath valls. Oregon.
~ A.y ss s:s.oa Z y lissr.y 70 pro.,,.
ssss sesefe satsy. % initlan
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-24
Hea CHOICE OF soAs.

The ovssaisW Thst 10 NsW pvssllWO ~
Msa In Ne cses.
Crosby bad always .been inclined "a
couscsvatism In household expenses
especially IN The matter Of biz wife's
drsm bun. His wife west % fAr q
70 ~ that b. was psausious.
0hs he'd been 10 need q uew ooa
fos Q long tine. and after she hlnted
that hes happiness woult never b
quite coup,ete tiil - ha1 oss - q
lase couseoted to naks ths puFcAass,
He went Into . store and picked out
tVa ooe e whleh We . cheap lmita.
tisa alFsie an ~ eehss Q ans. sxpes'
s1ve ooe.
Tskine them 10 hb o0cs befaes 60
ing hoass. ~ ehaaesd ths psics uasks,
~ sspsssivs tas % ths cheap Boa.
aod vics vessa.
His wieo ssaminsd then foe . loas
tiDe very sssiously indsed and thsa
sajd: ylsew. dsar. IL sspeaslve ~ 4
. beauty. ard Il b really vssy good Of
yeu 10 allow NJ ny choice. voDs
women woald take it without . werd.
bot really doa't think We can a0crd
the more costly coe. and besides. oear,
! think The chsap oos tAe uoso stylish
TOO. Why. Cros, dear. whate The mat
tsgf Ars you ulr'
But dear o,d Cros bad made biz set.
away into the night where be eould
kick himself % hard - b felt b. d.
eesved. But what be would liks 70
ksow b this: Did bis wife happen on
u moss expensive bca by pure seci-
New Yovk Tvibuss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-24

MANILA. Nov. 3l.-W. Camsrou
Forbss vas inausuratsd govsrnor.
ssasfai Of the Philippiass today "a
succession to osn. James =. Smith.
TIE iaaugsration was accompanied
by Hivie and military display. asd wa
more elaborate than previous induc-
tieas iato o0es. The o@cial homo oi
ths sovssnos-ssasrai vas throassd
WITH thousasds Of eitissas Of all
elassss. While army ana savy oaesrs,
eoasulas e0eials asa othsrs. many Of
tAs0 u full unifoFn. sddsd brilliaa.
~ 70 - impressive sesas.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-24
.suBsoIIPrloM aAras:
EIAnA1a rAlla WEDNESDAY, NovExBsR = lsoa

crystal. I viii add . toueh Of color
10 the srosp Of glassss b. using oas
vsastiaa. p,ak. with sold dseoea.
tioas. The nans-eards bsar turksys
dons n watsr-eo,oss and sieAsa b
tAs astiste name. Thsss car1s ars
tisd with ~. wAits aAA blus rib
boas. DuriAg ~ dlaasf . harpasG
vim p,ay patrietie airs aaA sinpls
fosk-seasa. We VIM have diansr at
seven O'Clock % Account q he foes-
ball zane b he asssrsoea. ."--fAs
De,lasater tor Nevsabsr.-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-24
rllANKsolvixa DINNER

The woman's club will serve = sen'
uiue Thanksgiving dinner In the
reading room Of tho Public Library
Thanksgiving nay. November ssth'
commencing At 1850 =. m. Price 30
cents. Everybody como and help the
Public Library.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-24

CHICAGO. Nov. 3S.-Reprsssata-
uvss Of he Thrss-nys Lassus end
he Csatsal asseeiatioa MT IN this
city today Tor ~ inportsst eoafss-
saes. Before ths nsseiag b 3D.
jeursed II b szpsets1 that ths tve
osgaaisasioas Win aspss uDos . Dlaa
Tor rsAistsistias thsss territory - -
- avoi1 . eos1iet II thsiP eiseuits
ths eooins SEASON \
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-24
THANKSGIVING DAY GAMES

Football sames Of the various col.
lsgss throughout the country viii b
played On rhaahsgivias Day - fol-
lows:
Cornell ". Psaasyivania. At Phila.
delpAia.
Psansylvaaia STATE ~. Univsrsity
Of Pitssbsss. at Pittsbufs. Pa.
kassas N. Missouri. At Ka4sas
City. No.
Nssrai&a ~ Haskell Iadiass. At
Llneoln, Neb.
Carlisle lnAiaas ". q. Louis Uai.
versity. st q. Louis. \,
o. a. 9. ~. MsitsensA Club. at
Poetlaal. Ore.
wasAisgtss ~. orsees. st Seattle.
wAitoaa ". wasAiastoa stats. at
walla walla. wash.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-24

y'~Y oY~
John palmeg. VITO did oome year
go n -ssthss stsaitsnsd circumstances
u . little town y NlehiGan. was tn
iavsatee oe ths ehsek GvsteA Palmsg
was . 0d6lse and asDuDe6 reaoonsibll.
lty to- ~ hats. eeats and wraps el
thoae Who eame - ~ daoelsg paFtise
n keeping thines straight - savs
uumbsee6 checks fos The articles CON.
mitte6 70 his care. 0o@e eailsoaA men
who attended one Of the dances no
iicsd bow psrSsctiy ths Msa worked
9nd appropriated \. asd in shost timl
~ system vas a6opts6 all evSe tn
countgy. ~ 3 - often tbs eadss ths
inveates eet MINING eut q iG-Nsw
"Yss.- saiA ths Dillstlle stosy telles.
sthe cyclooe eassied ~ houoe Into the
neSt eounty asd ~ n dawn thses -
eemfsetabls - ~ pSease. ~ - -
s1eopsd out q ~ 6ees % sugvsg ~
ee9ntSy ~ man who ewned ~ lard
asll00 NJ - ~ IT, tseepaas aa1
~ tax eoljeetog hap6ed hln IN
- tasoss-Aliants 0eosnt1teo.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-24

Liet,s ysask vas sasnssatias Ais
aunts 60 day. He nsatjoesd . fav.
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ny eessan. bst vhsa ~ gses . littls
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consequences. No woman can wisld .
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way. which b peehably TO painfully
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-24

II you want your stuR moved and
moved quick. sst Ramsby's Express
to DO Il. once At Sixth aad klamath.
Phone l3S.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-24

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-24

Ithaca. n. y.--CorAsll faculty
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Asro elsb Tor The sstabllshmsnt Of .
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-24

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