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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
POSITION WANTED by midfle aged man as
general Office clerk or messenger T.. IA. Little.
lJ3 East 23th -.
Female.
HOT SEX EEPER for widower or single gentle
man, by young widow. Address Offer, 1854
Simpson ST. The Bronx.
LADY OF refinement and intelligence desires
position az visiting secretary or shopper
best references. Address q. NJ, 90 Euclid ave,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
No,ics ia hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against Elizabeth Reynolds. late OF the
Town and Village OF Potsdam. In the county OF
g. Lawrence ana State 81 New YORK, deceased
20 tr.sent the same, with the vouchers thereof.
10 he surrogate OF the County OF 81 Lawrence.
AZ canton. y Y. on or before tho 10Th day OF
April. 1912.
AIRIC r. HERMAN. Surrogate.
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The name OF ,rere seen can be obtained by
a iS,s snd aa45s;isd S9a sD'
seen in me - ,epiy. the date OF puDheauoi'
should be given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12

shoppers for bottles ia any size that has
us regulation quart size neck. with anus
lg designs in silver. are shown for 90
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HELP WANTED.

Maze.
a FEW STEADY. industrious men who sppre-
ci8te so or more a day 20 introduce a new
patented specially Samples furnished. 4. Bet
tin & Co. Fenton. Iowa.
MADE $50 900 in FIVE years with a small mail
order business began with 81 Send Tor free
booklet. Tells how. Heacock. $685. LJckpOrt.
y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12

Another pretty touch for the summer
bedroom is the use OF scslloped PHO"
cases 'rhe borders are IN coiors' l"ey
are new and Inexpensive, at p cents apiece
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12
INSTRUCTION.

For Both Sexes-City.
ur pERITTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MADISON SQUARE Gi22 BROADWAY.
.rIem branch 343 LenoI Ave. near l@Ith 81
prnoLIvn Rranrh 2ie-29O Livingston ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12

MIX bottles left on the outside window
- Itch all sorts OF germs, as has been
proyed time and again. A sanitary top IN
p! ,o s,zes for pint or quart bottles costs 10
aoU,s !, a.s usht and is neat aud unob-
trusivc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
BURyMRS. M'CABE
IN BLANOf0R
Funeral Will Take Place To.
Day-Special Train Leaves
at 1870 O'clock.

ThA funeral Of Mrs. " Gordon NC
cass will take place to-aay. There
viii be . prayer offered at Coione'
NccabSs residence, 405 East Gary
STREET. at o'clock, AFTER which ING
family aad friends win proceed u
BYRD Street Station. from wnicn epe.
ciaI train viii leave for Wasnshstoh
Street Staten. Petersburg. at lo
o'clock. The services In peterspuie
viii be he,.a at o'clock in Old biaHa-
ford Church and will be conducted by
Rev Russell Cecil, d. D.. Rev. Charles
Z. Str,bltnz, u. D., and Rev. William
Bowie.
The interment VT! be IN the fanny
section in Biand.ord Cemetery.
Al the conclusion OF the services inc
special train viii leave for Ricnmoho
from Washington Street stanon, In re-
tersburz as near 9 O'Clock as posi-
bile.
Mrs. Mccabe's family desire Il stat
Cd that provision has been s.aoe on
TIE special train for the family con-
nact;on and friends. The acoSe pam
bearers from Richmond will act a.
honorary pall-beare fs on reaching re-
.ersburs, when relatives Of Mrs. NC
c. be. ner nephews and cousins. Will
bear the casket The list OF pail bear
err follows:
Honorsry-coionei Archer Anderson.
Hon. a-mistead c. Gordon. Hcn- Alex
ander Hamilton. George Camera o.
Alexander Carlreon. DR. John Dunn, j.
II Rodgers, Dr. W. CDpeEheimef.
Hgyncha.a Meredith. James AeCuiioch.
Ta-Ieton Heath. DR.. H. G. Leigh. Frank
piurnner. Fred w. Scott, Charles 4.
Borden. Cameron Dunlop, samue! Ven
able.
Acknowledgements r {. Bryan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
DEATHS

wARE.-D.ed q, s:.ansss, Vs. 20:
Rsy fs"nss a warS. in the
.eVea,y.seven,h year OF her age.
Funeral services took place Thurs
day At 1890 p. u from the residence
OF her late brother. Mr.. A. O. Prot
low. $50. East Grace Street
1850 A. u. Saturday.
VoveEber 90, O. HE restdsnce. 1901
fsret Avenue, Hsghlaa6 PaSk, Mr..
PIERcY DALTON. In the seventy.
Furefsi non HighianA Pssk MssA-
S6iss Church. 3.3e p. - MONDAY.
EovembSr SSth Intssmsnf priv1se.
0rDT.-Dsed suAAsnly. @ tie W.
Sinia Homo fsg Incursbses eetsrdsy.
EovNnber Is, ma NARY 0UYDf.
FuueraI MONDAY. p. -, FROM
ber erothey's rSesdsnes, 10 Worth
fveBsy-stgnsh S:ssst.
o'clock A. =. 70.
vemSsr 81, 1915 aged - years vIN.
CENT oRANDE.
runsssl from his late resiSenca
ses West Brood street, SUNDAY, :
c'ctock, % SaerOl Heart CAsAe1sSl :.
IuLLER-Ose1 q - rsesss,eS ics,
fsy,sT s;sSss Ss''"s' - a =
= ~ Ss ~. ssSvs sssr,, suu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

To-day begins Q new year OF cau1cn .o.s
in both the Baptist and Aetnoont ,bs Gan.
era Association In Petersburg. wnicn 49,
ias, week. and made their reports t0f tns
year. which the meeting term.nateo- 1900
they begin 10 make new records TOT sep0'"
mex, year.
The same . true OF ministers IN Aetno-
dts. churches. although the pastors VINO
were moved from Richnord cnafSes 70
new work. and the ministers who viii sac.
coed them aAye not yet arrived. IRIS week
will see the departure OF the Gx pn.eo.s
who 20 70 other nsids. and o. ps w. A.
Christian. the retiring presiding elder o.
the Richmond district. One week from To-
day their places Will be filled ~ ne" NM
istsrs.
In acoordanse with the usua! Methodist
custom. 10 10 expected that all OF the conSre-
cations viii hold informal rsceptioas to WEI
come the incoming ministers. and enable
ttsm 10 become readily acquainted w'tn
.: the new ministers w.i arrive ID not
known. but kev. Il. H. Potts. who eon.es
TO take charge Of the Monument Netnodsf
tn hs'Gn; vii oen;e On i.rsc az '. ss,,oses
Rev L. T. Williams. .ao-n he succeeds.
VII !eavs for Norfolk on FRIDAY.
Dr.. ". J. Youag viii presc. this morning
a, Centenary Aetsod.s, caurcs on The
VII. take Cor his subject. 'lssas anc scnisms
In the Kingdom OF Heaven
The Wes; End Methods. Church will mako
Plans for the new year this morning. Rev
Cook Will reply again TO Rev. B.
Lacy Hoses attack on kussei!ism this alter
noon ~ O'clock IN tire Iubin Theatre His
subject VIII. be Hell. Where 10 II and Who
Are The.e?" TIE lecture 10 under the au-
spleen o: the lnternationai sis!s Students,
who viii hold their regular meeting th.s
morning at l9:0 O'Clock In sm:thdesi Hail.
Mf. ioge VII; continue his series OF ser
ncns to-nigh, ia Emmanuel Baptist Church
BY preaching On DO the Dead Know What 10
Go.ag On He.er' Before commencing lis
sermon he will answer a humber o. cues
rtoE. @.siAting 20 ''Rasse:iism-"
Iraashcu-a.!on ia Nature ana Life" viii
o. the subject o: Rev. Alexander J. Bowser's
sermon a. the First Unitarian Church this
E.o2niak.
Rev. aeary Pearcs Atkins VII. preach this
morning At the Allen Avenue Christian
Ch,:rca on "A People and Power To-
t!!th Compel"
Tas subjsc, o. Rev David Frsne.s's ear
Mc. TINS morning Ia Tee Third Christian
Church win De "A People with q Mission =
League. WILL speak In the evening
Esangei!s;!e services will begin tafe morn
lag In ne Fa!rmcunt Christian Church and
cop;ihGe indefinitely. Rev. J. r HundieS
VIZ! condGc, the NEE iags
Rev. H. D. c. Asc.ach!aa vii. preach this
morning n Sse Seventh Street Christian
Church OF The Go6-Toucned Heart" Ar
si. q CLOCK tonight he will speak On do
Dreams Come frue?' The meeting o-aiga.
q the regular monthly meeting tor men
The mems meeting at the Central y 81
G. A this sits.ncoa ~ $50 O'Clock will be
addressed by Rev. George ". Kemper, who
VIII be pastor Of the Hanover Avenue Chris
:taa Churoa. Eis subjec, VII De :rns
Worlds Demand for Men" The specia:
me& ttsg Tor boys will os held in m. bay.i
rooms ~ 80 o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
OBITUARY

No. 004y 3O9@
Nr. ysry GuiAs died suddenE Ses-
-. ss me virginia Home tor IN
reursSieS TIE funeral ~'i! TAX g srcrs
to-mo-rcw afternoon a. oc. ga xnr,n
the restdsuce % her brOsner. 10 worth
Tweasy-eighsh street
Vhcsoa 60o1@
v,eesas orseAe. sorsy.nins ysa 1.s, S.S;
died yesesraay mcrn.ae vh rssS
The fuperai win be conAnstso ron -
late ressdencs - the seTeo
casneHrsj q : O'Clock this sssernocn.
rserey psiss.. se.. s, $3.50 cssss
old. died e 1880 oe,oeE 800 ~.
sse, Hissisa1 Pssk. The funeral wsn
sske piSce q $50 o'clock to.mesreS
sYtsrspcn from the Highssae nsH
II. rsises 8 svry.v:s y BE ~':s -:
shrss essgess,s ~ ". ~ CSrsre1s
S"isS~ ~ 4 q. palsoA. % H1gh!see
'EssS; a. M & T. TsySss' - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

simors; A. q Dalton. OF wssaSnSsce'
ond n 81 Dalton, .: kaIeigh y. T.
ma Ue0eeeo bessSW:
windsor. Va. No-ember 2S-NiS
Re5eeca Dsrio~, widow GO 0eorCe St
Nv. OF lac OF wight County. Died nsTs
so-6ay. after . lingering illness Q.
typhoid fever she is survived ny one
s'.ter, Mrs. r. C. johnson: three Sr9'E'
err. r ~ Joseph .. and Herschel y
Persons, ana one hAif-stster. Nrs' Ssi'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

Julian Hill. c. c. Pinckney. r. l. Par
rIsh, w. II. Hocinagie. j. r.. Chamber
lame, Levin JOS aes, Coleman WORKMAN
p q MIMI. X J. --rderson-
Actiye-Petersburg- II. Pate rson.
Dr.. Joseph D. Osborne. W. A. Bragg.
Major BENJAMIN Harrison. j. Nathaniel
Harrison. cambridge Soottswood. Colin
spo,tsvood, Robert Cabaniss. George
Bryan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
WOMEN TO HELP CLAUDE
N.sttps Called In HIS Behalf ~ Hsehmaat
Hueel AuditoRium.

A cal, aax been issued by some Richmond
wS-nen for a meeting OF ihe women who
ssyar a com n.station o. sentence scr Claude
swaa.oI Alien to fmps'son!nen NJ :o7 NE 20 De
Riehmo.! Ho,e. Authorfum-
The cal 70 signed By Ars. Z. r. oash!eli,
Mrs. Eob<r. i. Hosher Ms Lcc:en Ta,ur1,
Me- y r. Chesternnap. Mrs- r. Spring
os,a Mr., T. r. Atkinson. Mrs L. z Morris.
Mrs samuel Cohen. G:s. John s. HARDWOOD
srS Miss Carrie r. Brown
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

lmyra Johnson. She wss the dauestss
OF the tate pr. Anthony Persons. o.
|shss county. anA wss sixty years old
last Sunday. She was . member Of
,Weseern Breach Baptist caureh, where
the funeral services viii Be held -
Sunday afternoon az o'clock
1OeOo l. Soo9oes.
Especial 20 The Times-UsspatcAl
Norfolk. Va. November 2S.-Jsecs L
snaffsS. Q prom meat book and STA.
s.oneYy merchant, died ~ his homo
here th's s:se.rcen. lie vss nfsy-six
years old. Q native Of Pennsylvensa.
VINO had Isved here for many years.
The funeral VII be he'd MONDAY.
Nn. Uo0Uo 0oyUeA
Especial 20 The TI.ses-Dsspsteh1
0,sSeeScro. va. NOVEMBER s3-0rA
Diana Hayes. aSed about forty yceA
daeA THURSDAY and was earied 81 the
OLD Hsyaes burisi rtacs. az the foot
Of the mountain. yesterday. She leaves
three smsyl chtldren sna her hushen6
she vas . member Of the prfmsovo
0Ops'ss Chorch.
- - 0u0D C1UA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

grssd .uJ yseerday Dosniae z r0Uo
Sour, On the charge - murder D0W,es -
5000 a. o;ss5.ee ArQAuS Hayr0. SO
eo,.-.A a.,er q quarrel over eSass wh3do
Harris - aid - nsve eyed Bowler Uewt0
ssy. ga. be s:abNed Harris - o0.f-1sfsOoo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

Millionaire RolU
THE BOULEVARD
The Exclusive Street
WHY DO the rich families live on
Monument Avenue?
Because: They purchased at prices from
500 to $l25 per foot, and the Avenue Is
practically sold at the above figures.
You have the same oppor-
tunitv with our sale Of the
Boulevard Lots.
The reason why: The price is low; the
future is assured; the present Improvements
point to a great future. 10 live on the
Boulevard is like Country Seat in the centre
of large city.
Another reason: The Boulevard affords
you the following great advantages
Fairgrounds, Street Car Facihties and IS the
main arte1y=of the beautiful West End.
CAN YOU afford to loose this, your
great chance to secure an ideal domestic
or an investment that will pay you, and
pay you well?
Remember: We have the exclusive sale OF a
limited number of the very choicest lots to be had
on this, the greatest street to be in Richmond
Also remember: We have at your service
our automobile and our statesmen who will take
pleasure in showing you this magnificent property.
Don't Delay-Buy Now.
Telephone Monroe 2455
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

Caaes Continue1.
The cases against Geo BelSord. accused OF
ob:at1taG photograph by false pre,ensep
and Cbar.es Ross arrested on the charge OF
Dong business without Q ucsnseA were
eo1tinued yesterday morning in Police Court
rc:t. sex- Saturday 4r. Ross declared last
mond and would Be delivered between Tues.
Gay and Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

IN MEMORiAM
Bertha LEE. died November IS.
Peace. perfect peace"
MOTHER AND SISTERS
GRAvES-In memory o. MRS. NARY
CATHERINE BERRY GRAVES who
die. one yesr ago to-day. November
HUSBAND s MOTHER. BROTHERS
loving memory OF my
darling child. MAMIE LOUISE
cHILDREsS. died July q. 1872. aged
fourteen yearA
Gone from my arms. love. o. how I
miss you;
Loving you dearly. your memory
I'll keep.
Never while memory 1ss1 shaIl I
peas 70 nv heart 10 the p,ae.
whers you sleep.
Home 70 DARK. Oh, COD how d-esry.
lonesome. lonesome. evsrv spot
We listen for your voice '.tIl weary;
Listen, bot we hear It not
By HER MOTHER
wEv.-Ia ssa but loving remembfancs
OF ny bus band, OSCok NELL wEv,
who died at P-ge: Sound Maynard.
B-enerton. wash. November IL. 1906.
six years ago.
-! -ieep In Jesus.
By his wife,
MRS NELLIE BOsQUET-wEv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30
SECRETARY
ISOvERPAlD SALARY
It IS Charged that $50 Month of lllega
Money Is Paid to the State ExeCu-
tive's Assistant. $500 TO Date

SALEM. Oct. S0.--when the pros
ent biennial pcriod ends the nrst Of
the year. Ralph w. Watson. private
secretary to Governor West. with the
knowledge and consent Of the gov
ernor. will have drawn from the state.
without warrant Of law---in fact. con-
trary to iaw--it 10 declared. an excess
saiary Of el.1oo.
should Il also happen that nothing
arises before the end OF the COVER
nor's administrator to cause him 10
withdraw his haad from the public
treasury. he will draw another excess
salary Of >i.soo. making . total Of
es.<0o; for the sovsrnor has two
ysars left In which TO daily advise the
peep,s through the prsss that he 10
savins monsy for them. and Initial.
Ing reforms for their bsnedt. and his
private secretary two more ysafn 10
Assist hin n his arduous labor on an
excess salary.
Rscently the sovsrnor declared In
10 nswspapsr article that hs would
|recomnsad 10 the legislature the
merging Of al boards governing state
Institutions Into the state board. In
Il he lamsnssd the fact that. should
the legislature carry out the rsco-
msnaatioas. the salary Of his private
secretary would bs reduced. and Of
fsrsd the suggestion that proviaion
should b made In such an event to
raiss Il to What Il 10 at present. He
also declared In the article that By
the merging Of the various boards
Into the state board. the once Of pur-
chasias agent would bs abolished. but
lsfs the inference that place would
b foaad for the prsssat agent -
secretary Of the board. Should the
Legislature carry these recommends
tioas late eject the private secretary
Of the govsraor would sulRss rsduc.
tion In bis salary: but in view Of tho
fact that hs feels that In such an
event Il should b raised hack to What
u b q the prsssat; and ia view Of the
faet tAst The seats purehaainG agent
would - but traasfssrsd 70 the state
board and hb salssy eontinus. II 10
likely tAst he would sspsrisacs dif-
aculty In dsnoaserstins to the lsgis- |
latsrs whore any ssvins would b ss. |
feetsd. and Il b aot considered likely |
here that they vill hssd his recon-
0oadations.
When the last legislature passed |
the general appropriation bin for the
payment Of the sspsasss and the
maintenance OF the executive. admin.
lstrativs. legislative. JUDICIAL and 9th.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30

CT ssvsss .. NJ. . w..s MAJ. st.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30
(Paid ADVERTISEMENT
LETTER NO. . I'd THE PeOPLI

Whistler County Surveyor u. u
Henry will explain the article publish.
cd In yesterdays issues Of The Herald
and Northwestern remains TO b sen
Regardless. ! here make statements
which ! stand ready st any tine "a
make before any court OF invsstiss.
tIos. Be- this . JaSy or the voters
themselves.
Some time before Nay I. 1911. the
supsrintsadsat of Q power company
ordered Henry 4 Mcconnell to make
. map Of Klamath county. two inches
70 the mile. and showing survey notes.
natural Topography and ownssship.
The supsrintssdsnt was sdvissd q 10
the size Of such map. and Henry 4
Mcconnell made some comproniss
whereby they were 70 make prints
and retain the original. % uudsr.
stand. whea the bill for the work
and material for the map came 10
the attention Of the odicisls OF the
power company. these gentlemen cali.
Cd upon NJ. Henry. and some salts
factory srrsntsnsat arrived st. This
arrsnssmsnt 10 no reflection on the
bill Mr.. Henry presented 70 the coun-
". This arraAgsmsnt was arrived A.
Some time In December or January
OF this year. shd NJ. Henry received
. check from The power company in
February. 1918. Tor the sum Of $500.
and whils othss checks we're issued
70 Mr.. Henry b the power company.
J believe this one was for the mao.
Without discussins Why the nrm Of
Henry Z Mcconnell was dissolved |
at any rate I bslievs the checks from
he power company we're made pay |
lbls TO Mr. y. .. Henry. and that Nc. |
conneli could give % an interestins
'hapter on this subject.
When Mr.. Henry naAs the bargain
''eh thscouaty. hs told me. and there H
.srs no w<esssss y this statement, H
hat he sold NO mabs 70 the county II
or $3.50 each. ~ TIT hs was max. II
- . present Of . tAj}6 map. While
hs power company IN careful bust.
- way waited until February. 1918.
0 settle. on the other hand. the coun-
, allowed hr. HsnSy's bin IN oets- H
'sr' isli. whsn at . natter of fese,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30

Icr departments. Il specifically pro.
vidcd that no moro should be appro-
priatcd for the payment of tho diner-
cnt ofiices for the two years constitut.
Ing the biennial psriad Of isii.is.
For the payment of tho salary Of tho
private secretary TO the governor. In
cludinE his salary ns clerk of tho
board OF trustees Of the Oregon state
Insane asylum. clerk of the Public
buildings commission, et.soo was ap-
propriAtsd.
Not satisned with that salary an ar.
ranGement Was entered into whereby
the governors private secretary was
made tho clerk for the board Of the
Oregon training school. tho board of
the Tubssculosis sanitarium. tho
board Of the Feeble Minded school
and tho board Of the Eastern Oregon
asylum. From each Of these boards
q was arranged that he should draw
. salary Of eis.so q month. making .
total Of $50 . month. . total Of $500
annually. and q total of $500 for
the bieaaial period.
The constitution of the state pro-
vides that Il shall b unlawful for any
psrSon holding . state once or ap.
pointment to hold two lucrative on
Gee at the same time. Attorneys vho
have Investigated tho subject declare
that the case Of tho governors private
secretary comes within this constitu.
tionai provision. and are emphatic In
the declaration that under the tAw he
has not becn entitled In the past. and
that he IL not nov entitled 20 draw q
salary ~ cicrk from any Of these
boards. Relying upon this constitu.
tional provision. both Governor wss:
and Secretary Of state Olcoit In th,
past have refused 10 make board APP
pointments Whenever Il Was shoSp
that tho appointment was Q iuerativ. |
once and that the applicant vas IL.
ready holdins . lucrative once. D.i
for some reason thsy have nsvss seen
hs 10 raise this objsctioa against the
private secretary Of the sovsrnor. Ths
subject has bsss . matter Of eosslp
= bout the capitol building for months.
shd tho SUGGESTION 10 made By those
rouverssnt With the case that prior
!" launching 10 earnest his justiaea-
lion campaign which Il 10 declared he |
Is now delaying for the bsnsat Of his
'ppointes. Secretary Of State Olco,t.
Who 10 . candidate for reelection. IN.
governor clear his own skirts and
ieH'onstrate his sincerity BY eliminate H
nx 'sc sxesSs salary Of his private n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30

the maps had not sven besn mounted
Here ID u copy Of = certified copy oI
tho bill presented by the county sur
vsyor:
klamath Falls, Oregon. Oct. is
1914. klamath County to E. D. Hen,
~. Dr.. County maps and worh
mountias same. esso.0o. I Il. D.
Henry. boins nrst duly sworn. on ms
oath say that ths above claim against
klamath county and 10 favor Of u. D.
Henry for the sum Of 49,. >. 10 jus,
and true. and the amount claimed IL
due and uspaid. Subscribed and
sworn 70 before me this 18th dsy OF
October. 1914. C. r. Do Lap. clerk,
BY chas. y. De Lap. Deputy. No.
sssti. allowed In the sum Of $3.50, 90
this i7th day Of October. 1911. wm.
D. wordsn. county Judge; q. r. sum.
iners. c. q. Merrill. commissioner.
Filed. Oct. is. 1911.
Two maps st $3.50 makes $500.
which leaves $50 for the third man.
Cloth blue priats from the orisissi Of
. map which was ordered By . prl.
vats company. Twill make the prints.
mount sane. and deliver them for
: total Of $3.50. and add $50 TO be
liberal. making total Of $500. II
would be Interesting to know how the
Vss bill was arrived Ut. THIS isst
mentioned sum appears on the record
MADE BY the clerk. MAPS. etc.. coun
y Roads. No. stsss. ess."
sThs election laws allow me Ia
'pen6 sot oyef 800 to mako my cam. |
paisn. an6l may nnd use for some OF
ms money otAsr than campaign.
thank the bssiness men and 9th.
~ that have nominated me, and here
make the statement that am pisdssd |
o no political orsanisation.
GEORGE n. KLEIN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-30
MAJORITY sRoULD aULE
~ HERE 10 on. measure on III. b.

~ HERE 10 one measure on the bal
! lot for the coming election which
shosld receive the support Of every
citiaen who believes In the right oi
the people to pass on the laws By
which they are 10 b governed. This
b the measure dsslsnatsd on the on
cial ballot % No. S33. and known -
the Majority Rsis blil.
Thh bill provides that before a
| measure can become . Law 4 must
arst receive the approval OF major
~ Of the votss cast as the election.
THIS viii result In forcing every voter
into a oppression On every proposed
law. Il viii pesvsat the passage ee
unviss laws By . small psecsatass Of
Interested voters 10 . certain section
OF The state. through the laek Of iH-
tsrsst Of those ia other sections.
with the incrsass IN the nuabss Of
measures being offered for The co.,
sldsratioa Of the people. Il b almost
impossible for svsry voter 70 scquaint
hsaself with the merits and Asnseits
Of every bin. With the result that hs
votss oa thoss II which hs In interest
u aad does not dssisnats his visvs
With regard TO the Others.
Rsalislas this many dssisaias poll.
tieians Vim take advantage OF the con.
dissoa under The present lav aad bad
laws are liable 10 b saacted which
could not receive the support Of NJ.
jurity Of votssaL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-18

Miss Helen Taft was the guest of honor
at a dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam r. Merriam and Miss Laura Mer-
RAM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-18

Mrs. Louis Addison Dent and Miss
Dent. 1917 Euclid street, will not be at
home the Tuesdays In January. but will
receive Tuesdays, February Ii and o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-18

Capt and Mrs. Charles II. Patterson
had dining with them last night the Brit
ish military attache and Mrs. McLach-
Ian. Commissioner and Mrs. Judson. MI
and Mrs. Horace III. LurtOn, jr; Capt.
and Mrs. Edward Carpenter. Miss Sher-
idan. Miss Allen. Miss Brooke. Maj. Blan-
ton Winship, Mr.. Edward Dom. jr.. and
DIR. Davis