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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-27
HIGH SCHOOL. NOTES

Those who are expecting to enroll
IN Summer school should bc on hand
promptly at S:ao O'Clock next Mon.
day morning, Enrolment Will take
place ut that time. and u program will
be arranged. Those who cannot pos.
sibly be ON hand at that timc will bc
enrolled later. but each will mud II
to his advantage at the time Of the
initial enrolment.
The commencement exercises begin
with tho baccalaureate sermon Sun
day morning by Rev. Hilton. The
services will be held In the high
school auditorium. The Junior class
has planned some beautiful dccora.
tlons for the occasion.
School closed Friday with u lon.
and enthusiastic assembly. speeches
were made by members Of the faculty.
Mr.. wirta was called upon for a plano
solo. and responded In his usual pleas.
Ing manner. and the yell squad
gave voice to the enthusiasm of the
student body.
The faculty has finished making out
the grade cards, and will pass them
out to the students "Wednesday after
noon at the class day exercises.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-27

DHHH>>H>>HHHHH>H'
, 10 THE LAND BUYER

Q Nov 10 the time 10 buy land .
. around Merrill. Oct IN o. the .
. grosnd aoor. before vs 81 our .
. railroad. We have the cheapest .
q and bsst land II the valley. .
Q - OF write 10 the Asfrill .
. Lan1 Company. Assrill. 0ssoea. .
90 90 Q 90 % q Q . Q 90 Q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-27

aud will bc adjourned In time for
those No desiring 10 reach the high
school IN tlme for the service thorc.
The cvca,ng service at the church
at \ o'clock. The pastor will preach
tn tho evening on tho topic, whats
the Dinercnccy"
Special music BY tho choir.
The public cordially invited.
Christian ScirMcc-
Services at room eio. Odd Fellows
building,
sunday school at 1880,
Services at II o'clock a. M. thene.
Ancient aud Modern Nccromnncy,
A,ins Mcsmcrism and liypnotism NJ.
nounccd,"
"Wednesday evening services begin
at \ o'clock All invited.
Gracc Methodist Episcopal--
Sunday school At 10 q. m. Or. W
L A. Leonard superintendent.
Services at IL u, M. and : ., M
Geo. II, Fccsc. pastor.
General class AZ is;io. u. d. Hsr
ris. leader.
Epworth League At e;3o .. n. 70!
Nelson. prcsidcnt.
Special Announcement --- In The
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-27
LOUISIANA Will
REGAIN TREASURE
rHE ORDINANCE OF sECsDslOx
DRAWN Up NJ THAT STATE
May M RETURNED ~ TEE
WAR DEPARTMENT.
United Pross 0orvice


WARRINGTON. Nay 37.-Aftse
nearly afty years In the arcAivss Of
the war department. Il now seems
probable that the ordnance Of ssceo.
sion passed by the state OF L0uisiana
will be returasa to that STATE. 4 rsao-
luton introduced BY Senator Nesesr
providing for its return has been a.
vorably reported to the senate. and
It's passage 10 sxpsctsa.
The suggestion for IL return was
made BY the war department o0elals.
They sAw no reason for 10 rstsatioa
among the var department. records.
though they lacked authority 70 ~
turn Il to Louisiana. Their suegeo-
tion was warmly rscsivsd II Louis.
lana. and for several ysars eGorts
have beea made to enact lesislatioa
for its return. Thus far Senator Hey
burn. noted for waving the "hloody
shirt" In the senate o. similar asss-
tions. has blocked action upon the
resolution by raising . point Of order.
There Ii reason to believe. however.
that his opposition viii b rendered
Intellectual at this seasioa.
The document was enaetea n con.
vention at Baton Rouge % Jaauary
IS. 1851. Il rsnainsd at he seats
capitol until the capture OF the city
by federal troops. At Tie war -
partmeet there 10 nov no ore vho 10
familiar with the history Of Ito n.
ccipt In wsshington. During the ted.
eral occupation Of LOUISIANA thses
we're many records shipped to Wash.
ington. and Il II pFVsumed that the
ordnance Of seeessioa vas saoao
them.
The Louiaians ordinaacs h unusual
In that Il b done b bolA 1nslisA and
Preach. In parallel columns. Out Of
the l3i names sigaed 70 Il. nearly
half are plainly French In their dsriv-
stion. The documeat has bsen kept
rolled up In Q metal case since its
seisure. and - . result the pareh.
ment 10 showing signs OF cracking.
The signatures near the bottom are
fast fading and are scarcely leSibDs.
A curious feature % that the doeu.
ment 10 undated. TIE sisnaturss 10
clude thoss Of A. Noutoa. psesidsat
Of the conveafi0u.
The whole srgunsat upoa vhieh
the Southern statssoss based thsir
claim OF the right Of . state to sscede
IL found In oas word b the Louisiaaa
ordinance. This word b 'eonpaet."
by which the doeuosat Of ssesssioe
eharaetssisss tAe fs1eeal eoastitutjoo.
The Northern vtsV. eo0iag dova
from the old federal party. vas that
the coaseitutios vas Q conasaet. froo
which 10 party eosld withdraw. ratA-
Or than . temporary aSree0sat. - ~
Terminated upoa The dssiss Of aay
party to do %. ne tszt Of The esdi.
nance vas - follows:
An ordinance 70 Dissolve ths
union between the state Of Louisiaas
and other states in The Uaitsd States
Of America With hss. SsAss the con.
pact entitled the Cosstitutioa Of the
United States Of America.
I'VE. the people q The state oe
louisiana. In coavsotioa assonbleA.
DC declare and ordaia. asa y y here
BY declared and eedaiss1
THAT the osdinaaeo DaaDo1 by uol
In convention OF Novsmbss II. 1871.
whereby the Coastitutioa Of the Unit.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-27
NOTICE FOR BlDs

NOTICE FOR 0lO0
To Whom II May Conesrn 8ealsd
bids are hereby requested for the
cruising OF timber ia
Township thirty.thrss (3s). ranges
~ and u east.
Township thirty.four tsD, ranges
~ and i5 east.
Township thiSty-hve ta6). rsases
- and Is east.
As per directions 10 bs obtained ut
the oiiicc Of the county Judge. Dids
will bs opened Monday. June sth.
1911.
WIN. Q. WoRDEN. County Judge.
BY order Of the County Court.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-27

Services st the various churches OF
the city for tomorrow. will be 40 fol-
lows:
Church Of the Sacred uaast-
First nass. with short instsueeiop.
at $3.50 Q. =.
Second mass st 1880 Q. n. with
sermon on the Gospel Of the sunday.
Sunday school at $50 .. ~.
All are cordially invitsd 70 attend.
Rev. John J. CunninSham. Q. j.. pas.
tor. Corner Wordsa aveaus and
Donald strsst. First vairvisw addi'
tion.
ChylstlaD Choseh-
On account OF the Baccslaurests
sermon at the high school. tho Sun.
day morning service st the Christian
church will be dismissed. Bible school
vii be held promptly st 10 o'clock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13

States, it seems that the very soil one
steps on it inoculated with the fra
GRANGE tE&t is soothing and beneficial
to health, one can not imagine or even
tell the impression that he receives
when traversing the avenues and lanes
that lead out into Gods nature from
this beautiful city, He must be hc.e
to appreciate it ana to feel. | shall
never in my life forget the Hawaiian
Islands
When asked how soon DR.. P2rin VIII
receive clients for consultation, he said;
Il am too busy taking in the beau
ties Of this community now. ! know
that as soon as ! begin to work. | shan
have no opportunity again to see any
thing, but simply devote myself to my
callers ! shall announce in due time
when | win be ready to receive clients ="
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13
COWLES FLIES
ADMIRAL FLAG
Continued from PAGE u

mral in the United States navy, ana
salutcd the command
Stevens, Cicil Engine Ct II. f. Smith
civil Engineer G. S. Burell, Carpenter
r. II. Scharf, Paymastcr Clerks j. W.
Caum and Thomas Dunn, the staGf Of
the commandment, stood in lire at the
right Of their commander While lie
faced the battalion and read the COM
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13
DIR. Perrin IS
MUCH PLEASED

The announcement that DR., Carl /.
Perrin, the noted and distinguished
palmist from New York city, has ar
rived in Honolulu, has created stir
and considerable excitement among so
ciety and other classes that are inter
cstcd in occult sciences.
The doctor spent yesterday in sirht-
seeing. When he returned to the RoY1i
Hawaiian Hotel, where he has cot
taGe, he said
Il have been in almost every part
Of the word and | have met every
civilized race, and | must admit right
here, that have never seen anythia%
like Honolulu ana its beautiful sur
roundings There seems TO Ice some
thing al out this climate which ! could
not define and perhaps never viii t
Is an atmo phcro which enchants in
toHicates, and penotrates into your very
soul, leaving you peace of mind and
ContcntmCnt. The air seems laden with
perfume, ana though | will admit thpt
] have not seen the abundance of low
nrs of which you hear 50 much in tn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13
FIRES DESTROY
TWO AUTOS

1t would seem that burning autos
is the fad in Honolulu. Joe Leal lost
big machine on which he had but
recently pu, out quite a sum of mo-
ney in the way of repairs, a new top
and now cushions.
On Saturday afternoon he arrived
at The Mag0On place back of Diamond
Head with party about two o'clock
and while ne was away from the ma
chine, assisting his passengers TO car
1y their bun lies to the house his
auto took fire from some cause and
gained such Roadway that it was inn
possible to save it.
Joe Clark was another unfortunate
in the aut1-bprning line. His ma
chine caught fra while it was stand
ing in the g'r3ge at his home. The
fire was digcoPcred in time to pre-
vent tho faHI destruction of the car,
but ii was duIn1ged in the interior to
quite an extent and will take quite 4
neat sun 10 place it in commission
again.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13
PERSONALITIES

HERMAN SCHILLER and his fam
lily Of Ocean Park, Cal, have located
IN Honolulu Mr.. Scheller is a manu-
iactulerS agent
c. a. RICE of Kauai, representa-
tive in the coming legislature, was
one of the pas ongsrs arriving on
the Kinau yesterday.
CLIFFORD CHARLOCK, chief in
sRsctGl CT sanitation Of jhc beard OF
health, returned yesterday ON the Nj
! kahalo from q trip TO Maui
| MRS w. j. FURNISH AND MISS
KATHLEEN FURNISH well known
sccicty fox of Poytland, are yisit,n /;
! in the islands They arrived b. ,ho
| Sierra.
WILLIAM ]. SHELTON, member
of the Senate from kauai, reached
Honolulu yesterday by the steame
Kinau, really for the session. lie is
accompanied by Mrs. Sheldon.
MR.. AND MRS. +. L. THOMPSON,
Of Portland, with their little son E
ward, arrived in Honolulu On the ST
ezra They will be here for about Il
month.
CAPT, SAM HENRY, one of the
original drcdgcrmon on Pearl Harbor
work rs a member Of the firm Of
Clark 4 Henry. is in the islands on Il
visit, accompanied by his wife.
ORDNANCE SERGEANT EDWARD
STAR boq bnCn rpIin,-od from, d1t,, e.,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13


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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-13

gtcat, big. basic truth is that the
hest VIZ 10 heip yourself is in help
ing The community. How about your
Ear. In the PL0RAL PARADE!
The Delta independent., 1911-03-03
CEDAREDGE.
tCedaredge Champion.l

]. C. Rowbotham of the Cedar
edge hotel was on the sick list a
couple of days this week.
Virgil Atshison, the popular furni'
ture man, has been attending dis
trict court this week in the capacity
of juror.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lovato were
called to Central City last Thursday
to attend the funeral of a relative,
Chas. Peronsa by name.
]. F. Walsh returned this week
from Denver where he recently un-
derwent an operation upon his eyes
He reports his sight as being n
great deal better.
Miss Helen Reynolds of Eckert
was summoned to California Sunday
by a telegram announcing the seri-
Gus illness of her sister, Mrs. oliver
who resides at Pomona.
Miss Leah Webb has handed in
her resignation as night central al
the Colorado Telephone Office to
take effect March 1st. Miss Baum.
gardner will take the position made
vacant by Miss Webb's resignation
Edward ]. Watson returned ia
Cedaredge Wednesday evening afte,
an absence of more than two years
during which time he has been visit
! ing friends and relatives in England
The Delta independent., 1911-03-03
LPaonia Newspaper.l

VIII Allen returned home the
first of the week after short visit
with his uncle in Delta.
Mrs. John l.. Turner returned TO
her home in Cedaedge last Satur-
day morning after a few days visit
with relatives.
Brunie Martin was passenger
on this mornings flyer for Los An
geles, where he was called by the
serious illness of his father.
mia Wednesday evening from Delta
Miss Pearl Sankey arrived in Pao-
for short visit with her brother,
Fl. |. Sankey on Stewart mesa.
Miss Margaret Meyer, formerly
with The Yates Millinery store of
our city, has accepted a position as
manager of large millinery estab-
lishment in Butte. Montana. -4--
The Delta independent., 1911-03-03
Important stop-Over Privileges.

At points on line of Denver e.
Rio Grande on colonists tickets to
California and the Northwest.
Colonists tickets will again be
sold from all points in the East to
Pacific Coast points at very low
rates commencing March 10th and
continuing until April 10th inclu-
sive.
Heretofore these tickets have
been good for practically continuous
passage, but under a new arrange
ment made by the Denver e. Rio
Grande Railroad in the interests of
the various localities along its lines,
the holders of these Pacific Coast
tickets will now be allowed to stop
over at any point on its line at or
west of New Castle or Montrose
which includes Delta. for a period
not to exceed five days by depositing
ticket with the Denver & Rio
Grande ticket agent Immediately
upon arrival. N ot only one, but as
many stop-overs as are desired. not
to exceed April oath. 1911 can be
obtained enroute. This will enable
Pacific Coast passengers to stop
of at will and investigate the re-
sources of the Grand River and I'm
compahgre valleys in Colorado and
the Green River and Utah and
Price River valleys in Utah.
The Delta independent., 1911-03-03
DELTA COUNTY NEWS
Happenings of Interest
In the Different Sections
PAONIA.
GPaonia Booster.I

lPaonla bOoBter.J
Mrs. Hamlet was a passenger to
Delta Tuesday morning.
Verne Rawalt returned from a
brief trip to Denver on Tuesday
night.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Smith, Wedne sday of last week, a
girl.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel j. Estey died Tuesday
The family have the sympathy of
their many friends.
The knights of Pythias celebrat-
ed their 47th anniversary at their
hall last night. A good time was
had along with some good refresh
ments.
]. B. Miller visited his brother,
P. H. Miller in Cedaredge, Sunday
and Monday. Johnnie says Cedar
edge is taking on some all the time
and building stops for nothing.
Mrs. Maggie Hotel left for Den
yer yesterday morning. Mrs. Hotel
traded her property here for prop
erty elsewhere and her health not
being good decided to make her
home in the capital city,
While Ralph Rule was using a
hay knife Tuesday evening it in
some manner slipped and cut cash
in his foot, causing the physician
to take several stitches. Ralph will
he aid up for few days before he
can again be on duty at the Dunbar
Drug store.
Miss Alta Beezley is in Denver
this week. 1t is reported to us that
one Mr.. Krughler also departed on
the same train. So it may be that
we have unknowingly been cheated
out of a typo. Later: We learn that
Mr.. KrUghler has been in town, al
laying our above suspicious.
The Delta independent., 1911-03-03
HOTCHkISS.
North Fork Times.I

Mrs. Whitton was a Delta visitor
last Saturday.
Carl Sherman was in Delta Mon
day attending to legal business in
Judge Stewards court.
Mr.. Dodge has the main building
of the ice plant up and will begin
on the boiler and engine house
soon. He says he does not look for
the machinery for two or three
weeks.
A prominent fruit grower re-
marked the other day that this
weather we are having this month
was Just the kind for good fruit
crop. And a Rogers mesa grower
says we will have the biggest crop
ever known in the valley.
We received a few days ago the
announcement of the marriage OF
Beulah Devereux Furman, who one
time lived in Hotchkiss and is well
known here, to Carl Arden Judd on
February IA. They are at home at
1853 Fox street. Denver.
On good authority we have been
assured that the arrangements for
the cement factory at Hotchkiss will
be built this season. In fact ar
rangements have been made for the
machinery and as soon as some nee
essary preliminaries have been gone
ing. The Colorado & Red Canon
through with the site will be select
ed and work will begin on the build
railroad will be built and 1t will not
be great while before the final
survey will be begun.
The Delta independent., 1911-03-03

The Growth Of an Evil and a Cure.
In the early days of the fruit
trade, each city and town sold its
the farmers used any kind of pack
age at hand to bring them to mar
ket; prices being fixed by judgement
of dealer and consumer as to quality
and estimated quantity. AS the de-
mand increased the commission mer-
chants aided by the improved facili-
ties for transportation, were able
to reach out to larger sources of
supply, until at the present time
there is hardly state in the union
that does not ship some of it's pro-
ducts of the farm to most of the
large centers in the country.
Barrels, crates and baskets have
been made during their period of
evolution to suit different require
ments; and although dry measure
is a recognized standard, there are
but few states that compel its use
consequently the variety of sized
packages creates confusion of values
that is deplorable.
The only reform of this evil must
come through national legislation,
which can only be brought about by
united action; and the local stand
ards of the present must give way
to the general demand for uniform
ity The Fruit and Produce Ex-
change or Lodge-Peters bill, as it
was called, at the last session of
congress shows how little the aver
age legislator considers the demands
of business men; and it is not hard
to find the cause, as these We're the
first weight and measure PROPOSE
tions presented for them to consider
in over thirty years.
We must show them by the force
of organized appeal that its import
ance is far greater than the politi-
cal bug bear of state rights; and l
feel sure that the oranges through
out the country will add their
strength to ours, forcing recogni-
tion and probably action during the
coming session.-Arthur Cummings.
President Boston Fruit and Pro-
duce Exchange.
The Delta independent., 1911-03-03
Large Acreage of Beets

in Hotchkiss District.
]. w. Douthitt, field superinten-
dent of the Western Sugar & Land
company at Grand Junction, was up
from Delta the first of the week and
is making arrangements to sign up
contracts for larger acreage of beets
in this vicinity than has been planted
for several years. ]. c. Mitchell is
now ready to write contracts and
the company is Offering the grower
better inducements than before. The
minimum price offered for beets is
$500 per ton for beets testing not
less than 2 per cent in sugar. The
scale runs as high as $500 per ton
for those testing over IS per cent.
This gives the grower as much for
beets as has ever been paid here and
the scale for sugar per cent will be
an incentive to the growers to do
good work and scientific farming. We
hope to see large acreage planted
in this vicinity this season as the
money received from the beets
grown is large item in the finance
of this cammunity.-Times
The Delta independent., 1911-03-03
STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO,
4 LuCAa COUNTY. ~.

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is senior
partner OF the firm of +. j. Cheney d Co., doing
business in the City Of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case of tatarrah that cannot be cured by the use
of Hall Caiarrah Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my pres
ence. this 9th day of December. A d 1886.
tSkAI-) A. W. GLEASON.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Halls Catsrrah Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. Send for testimonials free.
\. j. CHENEY * co, Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consultation.
The Delta independent., 1911-03-03
To the Beet Growers.

]. w. Douthitt, field superinten-
dent for the Western Suar and Land
Co., has opened an uptown office
in the Dickerson building. 324 Main
street. where he can be found on
business concerning beet contracts
with growers.
Mr.. Noble, his assistant, may also
be found there. Both phones in
the Office. II.
The Delta independent., 1911-03-03

and the whole is well shaken and
kneaded the same effect will be OBJ
tanned. When thoroughly treated,
shake the articles free from all par
ticles OF bran. brush them with a
hard brush, then beat them brisk
ly with light cane to revive the
hair fibers. The furs will be beauti-
fully cleaned and freshened after
this treatment.
The Delta independent., 1911-03-03
To Clean and Freshen Dark Furs.

Shake the dark mum and stole to
free them from outer dust. Then
heat a quantity of clean bran in a
pan in the oven. and when as hot
as can be handled, spread a sheet
over the table and on it place the
furs, rubbing the hot bran thorough
ly into all parts OF the fur. II the
articles are placed in q large pillow
slip and the hot bran is put into It,
The Delta independent., 1911-03-03

He was accompanied from England
by Percy Coombe of Delta
Harry Cobbett this week re-
ceived telegram from Simon Gug-
genheim which states that the U. S.
Senate had confirmed the appoint
ment of Mr.. Cobbett as postmaster
at Cedaredge. This will be good
news to the patrons of the office
as Mr.. Cobbett is an accommodate
ing and obliging postmaster.
The Delta independent., 1911-03-03
Ranch for Sale.

Forty acres. finest sandy loan.
four miles East on Gunnison river,
at bargain. Easy terms. Inquire
at Cooks Second Hand Store.
Delta, Colorado. 23t.
The Delta independent., 1911-03-03

See WEIGH 4 Merrill for nre In
surance or loans. So