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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10
WILL AID WOMEN
IN CITIZENSHIP
STATE UNIVERSITY SENDING OUT
LTERATURE PERTAINING No
DUTIEs-CLUBs RECEIvE FREE
INSTRUCTIONS

EUGENE. Dec. io--The University
Of Oregon is sending 70 the womsn's
clubs Of the state aids TO cieisenship
study. Its plnn includes . line Of
reading for the homo and another TOR
tho club meetings. The aim b TO ~
cure tho necessary preliminary
knowledge Of the structure and funo-
tions Of tho state aud federal govern
ments and TO analyse - far ~ possi.
bio tho conditions and problems Of
social welfare.
Concisely WRITTEN sxpositions Of
the leading issues which the voter has
to render a verdict upon at the polls
by such authorities - Justice Hughes
OF the United States supreme court.
and Albert shaw. editor OF the Review
of Reviews. are recommended ~
guides In this study. These make
easy tho approach TO the pith Of our
public problems. The university aida
with outlines. Qusaticus ana analyses.
II also offers To conduct tests OF the
results Of these readings. II suggects
the securing Of special lecturers on
topics needing additional calculation.
The following 10 the hrst outline
sent out:
Private study OF the Structure
and Functions Of State and Federal
Governments,
A clear idea Of the structure and
functions Of the state and federal
governments should bs the arst aim.
IA careful reading Of the Oregon con-
stitution found In the Oregon Blue
Book Of 1911 and Of any recognised
work on American government will
suiIice for q preliminary study. The
university will undertake to conduct
tests to ascertain the proficiency A.
tained by the members OF the differ
ent clubs In this part OF the study.
s--Conditions and Problems OF
Progress ana Social wslfaFs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10

Nosice Of 6hesi1's Sale
In the Circuit Court Of the STATE Of
Oregon. for klamath County.
J. N. Masten Lumber Company. Inc.
Corporation. Plaintiff.
=. c. Robinson. c. =. Errington. A.
J. DsPrsy and Joe. L. Ringo. De-
fsndants.
Notice d hereby given that b. vir-
tue Of IN execution and order Of sale.
duly Issued out Of the above -sntislsd
sourt and cause on the 9Th day oe
Dseenber. 1914. upon . decree made
and entered OF record In said court
and cause ON the eth day OF Dscsm-
bsr. isi3. In favor OF the plaintiff
named above. dirscting the sale Of the
real property therein. and herein
after described. TO satisfy the follow
ing: The principal sum OF e3.%s<.oo.
with interest thereon at the rate OF
10 per cent per annum from June IL.
1919: the sum Of elS0.o0 attorneys
TEES: the sum OF els.o0. costs and
disbursements and the accruins costs
Nov. therefore. by virtue Of said
execution and order Of sale. and In
compliance with said writ. have
duly levied on said real property. and
will. on Thursday. the eth day Of jan
uary. 1919. At 10 O'Clock =. m. Of
such day. at the front door OF the
county court house Of klamath coun-
". n Klamath Falls. Oregon. sell. at
public auction. to the highest bidder.
for cash. all the right. title and In
forest Of the above named defendants
In and to the following described real
property. to-wit:
Lots ~ and II In block 80 OF
the town OF Crescent. In Klamath
County. Oregon;
or 90 much thereof a. may be neces-
sary to satisfy said execution. which
may bs sold separately without ma
tsrial injury to the parties interested.
The proceeds Of said sale will be
applied IN the satisfaction OF said sx-
scution and decree. and the ovsrplus.
II any there b.. will b paid Into court
to b. further applied - BY Law d.
rooted.
Dated this 9th day Of December.
1919.
W. 3. BARNES. Sheriff.
lo-l7-1~.Sl.7A
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10
Tn. main part Of this estissuship

The main part OF this eitissnship
study will bs taken up with discus-
sions In the meetings Of the clubs Of
topics bearing upon problems Of po-
iitical. economic and social progress.
A few concise books By eminent au-
thorities vill be used - guides. The
guilds with which this study Win BE-
gin are: Political Problems OF
American Development" By Albert
Shaw: "Conditions Of Progress In
Democratic 0ovsrnmsnt." b. Chaflss
.. Hughes: the Oregon Blue Book
and O6lcial Directory which contains
the state constitution.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10
LOCAL PRODUCTS
ARE THE BEST

There should b. no hesitation on
the part Of klamath rails Housewives
when they 90 into . store 10 buy
butter. The local product h tho best.
and any attempt on the part Of .
storskeepsr 70 cell some product ship
ped In here from so0s place vhsre
factory eoaAitieas nay b undssir-
able should b rsssntsl.
This h Jest - good" the grocer
may Say. displaying some other brand.
1T may BE-. or Il may not BE-" the
housewife should reply. "It nay
have been made under conditions that
are not right. or II may not. ] have
no way Of knowing. But ] DO know
how the local butter 10 made and un-
der what conditions. That b the Tsa-
son ! want II. n you cannot supply
me ! VIII 20 some place slss."
ny patronising nome Industries
you are helping yoursslf. You are a.
sisting In the building NJ Of the con-
munity. and are sncourasing the d.
vslopmsut Of the resources Of this
sestiea.
And always bear n mind that
Klamath Pals products are the best.
DO not take . substitute.
with the eomplstion Of the Natroa
cutoff II may b expsctsd that many
other industries win locate here. Il
10 your duty. Ar. snd Mn. citissa.
10 sst the habit right now Of being
. booster. and the best way 10 start
10 By buying at heoe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10
NOTICES


Nostcs fes Publisaa1su
(Ssrial No. eSoo1-Not Coal LaA1sl
Of the Interior. q. ..
Land once at Laksvisw. Ore
gon. November ~. lsla.
Notice b hereby given that Isaas
J. straw. Of odsssa. Oregon. vAe. %
May IL. lsis. made Homestead ~
try No. oSsS7. for wv wv. oestiea
Z. Township ~ q. 1aAes Z =. W.
lamstts Meridian. Aas Alsd Heeaee q
intention to make 0nal eomnutAt1oa
proof. to establish claim 70 tAs laAd
above described. before O. R. ~ Lap.
county clerk Of klamath county. at
klamath Falls. Oregon. on the l1th
day Of December. 1919.
Claimant names - witnesses:
@. y. Akin. Of Odsssa. 0reGeas L
I. stsiA. Of Odessa. 0reGoa; u. ".
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10
Christmas Shoppers

The most beautiful and most last
ins gift you can select is to be- found
In our complete stock Of Solid Gold
and Gold-riiled Jewelry. Solid silver
aud Community Plated Tableware
Cut Glasz aud Clocks.
we have gifts suitable for every
ono. and with price within reach oi
all. Let Us help you select your
gifts. Fifteen years' experiences a
your service.
Your gift problems will b eas'
of solution ut our store.
FRANZ n. UPP
Wstri,,ssakr., Jewcler and Engrsver'
\. =. Watch Inspector
Willltts llUilsiing
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10
NOTICE.

There are funds In the city treas.
ury for the redemption Of general
fund warrants protested on and prior
to August 9. 1910. Interest ceases
from date hereof.
Dated ut klamath Falls. Oregon.
this 9Th day Of December. isls.
J. w. sIEMEN6. City Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10

4 dancing party viii b given II
the dining room Of the White Pelican
hote! tomorrow night By the manage.
msnt Of the hostslry. and . large At
tendance b expected on account OF the
popularity Of the hotel dances. The
White Pelican orchestra win furnish
music forth occasior.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10
Bradley
Harness Co.

Straw. Of odsssa. orsgoa; nihs
Doohsr. Of KlanasA Galls. 0rsgoa.
4. ". oRT0N.
l1-ls.l3-le REGISTER.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10

Notice

Notice
On and after this date I will not
se responsible for any bills con-
tractcd by l.. Diohn.
GEORGE BiEHN.
<-6t Guardian Of l.. Helm.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10

os sALE-who wants this 60
ssse' hest chicken ranch In tho
Rsssy: two miles from Merrill; ID
~ 70 b irrigated. Enquire Of A.
c'ssias. Merrill. Ore. ss-ist'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10
Classified
Column


octl.Y furnished rooms at the ore
- House. atxth and klamath
~ RENT - Furnished lodsius
issss: ~ rooms; sood location,
leass Herald once. is-s-f
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10

u lt's worth havlns. it's WeseA b.
surins. Nee Chilcote % - 0nAn
urret, ~ phoae ool.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10

q sALE- Square plano. cost $500.
\. eod shape; must cell; viii take
\. .'ano can b seen at Mrs. Clara
~. Poe Valley. Write Mrs. L.
Hsh'. Madison. Calf. io-st'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10

l.. n. Holt OF the Indian service
left this morning for North Yakima.
WASH. after spending . few days at
the klamath Agency. He states that
the government will commence work
ON the dam for the Aodoc irrigation
project Just - soon ~ the winter
ends. The dam will bs built across
6praguo River near ChiloQuin.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10

0sss'eh plumss. sold retail at
ss'ssAls prices. Lovers Of nne
NE. don't mise sending for our
.A'sgus. California Ostrich Plume
ssss 0sary st.. Gan Francisco.
~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10
Yes,
II is made
right at home

And you cannot beat II for Q nice little
Xmas present. Come In and asS
about the excellent leather nsvsltiss
We make 10 our naaufsetory. You
can come in and give us your idea. II
II 10 made Of leather veil make Il.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-10

~ TO LOAN on city property.
.asass and timber; county war;
sashsd. City and County Alb
- company. iI.ss-im
The Detroit times., 1912-10-16
A Comparison

Old Biddy Minorca the fallow,
for her downy young brood,
Working now on hillside and in the hollow
he found no sma o provide them with food.)
When suddenly, out of the somewhere-or-other,
x a wide-sweeping circle of wings
a great hungry the chicks flew to mother
With the Of alarm such happening brings.
With great selfpossession o shelter,
Justs settling herself, with a cluck the ground
her babic unde heer-eskelter,
IN swooped not chick could be found.
lightning her fierce beak and claw.
And, when consider the size Of the actors,
Twas handsome battle
bestoh, how they praised her
And called a Jewel" and all the nice things
AS hovered her brood meath her motherly wings
Then seeing Of the dreaded sky-ranger,
She led them clucking softly and low
that she would them from danger
At the risk of her le let who might be the foe
Blu here McBankton who wishes the ballot
And modestly ityes sufrasette-
kind that the hammer maet
has boys and girls and the district is wet
other conditions she seeks to defend them
Yet call her unwomany wanting voice
her countrys laws either make amend them
Now, should a hen be considered a jewel
For protecting children so nobly well.
N a unwomanly (ah! that sounds cruelty
reason? Can tell?
have them before you-the bird and the human.
that the ones unwomanly
l insist that the others unheny hen
NJ BUDD
Averil Mich. a, 1912.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-16

own initiative and absolutely
careful relationship other and OF
o.
Here is another significant statement by Gov.
legitimate OF organized labor have
a smpathize
ceasng prosperity
Society
aboring did
form society isn't fair look
separately
rate them and capital is helpless and labor is helpless
Wilson helping the
he declares the them to reduce the tariff
Many articles American
methods brains
practically everything
disadvantage in the markets Of the world.
All
OF somebody who making Therefore
the price he for his materials and the the
pays for his materials
New Life r.
"And in the
industry heavily
product abroad-and IL cbeae
OF he
what without the tarin
the foreign by 10 he might
lis tarif burden.
deprivin3
that burden American industry. 80
were a
industry would be
market for American labor There would
American working of the
The American working
thing
because proved by authoritative
in
lection doesn't create the scale" - -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will wlson's belief in school
houses cenes Of democracy. ~
The Detroit times., 1912-10-16

10, that the court upholds the health
board In refusing to allow milk to be
sold which can not be inspected. DR.
Kiefer used good common sense when
he reasoned that IL the owner of the
milk knew 1t to be pure he should not
have hesitated in allowing it to be in
spected. While the owner of the milk
has lost dollars by being exposed yet
the public have no doubt been saved
much sickness and possibly death by
this just exposure.
| would like to thank DR.. Kiefer
also for his good Judgment and kind
ness In striving to have unmuzzled
dogs destroyed forthwith. The busy
city Is no place for a dog. Because
mans great-grandfather kept a dog
on his farm to help bring the cows
home, is no argument why that mar
should keep an idle degenerate dog
In the city, to be curse to the pub
lie. We have sources enough OF sick
ness In city, but perhaps none more
evident to thinking person than the
presence of the dog and cat in our
home and on the street. In many
otherwise well-regulated homes a dog
will shake itself violently In kitchen
or dining-room and the dust and hair
from It's body will fall upon the food
without the slightest protest from the
dog owner. found a handful of cats
hair in a bakers loaf one day. II is
quite impossible to keep food clean in
a home or store where a cat or dog
The Detroit times., 1912-10-16

is kept because they sniff along with
our order daily. Bakers, grocers and
meat markets should not be allowed
to keep animals, for the public health
demands this precaution and truly
this is work for an energetic health
board. Instead of spending millions
for the cure OF tuberculosis, let us
try to eliminate one Of the evident
causes OF this and other diseases. Ono
OF our most filthy practices is the
keeping OF brutes in our home, there
by converting II into a stable. Thou
sands of children die yearly because
of the disease and nervous shock
caused by the presence Of the dog.
Unthinking opponents have hampered
and harrassed the health board long
enough. To be lawful we must be
Just and 1t Is not just to compel the
public to buy dirty food. II 1t Is law
full land 1t ought to bel to bar the
The Detroit times., 1912-10-16
From Another Point of View

he a
thing Roosevelt
party
fact the Colonel be expressing
h
speaking at
nce
The Detroit times., 1912-10-16

selling OF impure milk then 1t surely
must be lawful because Just to
have "unmuzzled dogs destroyed forth.
with In order to safeguard the public
from needless sickness, sorrow. ner-
vous shock, hydrophobia, poverty. etc.
Margaret Florence McAuley.
839 Brooklyn-ave.
Detroit, Mich, Oct. Is, 1912.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-16

addressed a crowd in circuit court
room.
Senator Charles z. Townsend spoke
on behalf of Republican candidates
in another place and Harold Jarvis,
.of Detroit, rendered several vocal
solos. The two meetings were well
attended.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-16
BULL MOOSE AND
G. o. p. HOLD RALLIES

PORT HURON. Mich. Oct. 16.--
TWO political organizations held meet
Inra here last evening. w. B. Cor
@o6. OF Midland. candidate for lleuten-
.nf-rovernor on the Bull Moose ticket,
The Detroit times., 1912-10-16

EA GIRT. N j., Oct 16.-"No matter where you
start in the discussion of questions affecting the
lives of Americans you always wind up with the
tariff"
This statement by Woodrow Wilson gives hint
OF the position OF the Democratic nominee for pres
dent the question of labor and the interests OF
American workingmen. He believes that the work
ngman's problem--his pay envelope and his grocery
bill-depends for solution largely upon immediate
and heavy reduction in the tariff. Another state
ment of his is this
1.-The makers OF wealth In this country are chiefly
the men who do the daily work-chieny but not ex-
clusively. None of would work to advantage IL
we were not captained and directed. Men waste
their energies IL they do not cooperate In proper
way and therefore the way in which large bodies
OF laborng guided and directed and united
The Detroit times., 1912-10-16
Editorials By the People
school. Of ReIlalous Edueation.
% The Editor OF The Times:

To the Editor OF The Times:
Apropos OF your excellent article
asst night on the value Of knowledge
of the Bible, you may be interested to
peruse the enclosed prospectus of the
work in Bible study and general re-
ligious education being conducted at
the Unitarian church In this city.
believe this effort. together with an
similar work at the Temple
Bethel, represents the most advanced,
though all too little appreciated, at
tempt being made to carry out the
spirit of the Religious Education as.
sociation, itself the most hopeful
agency for accomplishing the great
work to be done II we are to hope to
realize the ideal you set up.
Thanking you for taking the oc.
casion to dwell upon this important
subject at this time, beg to remain.
Very truly yours.
X. z. Stafford.
Detroit, Oct. is, 1912.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-16
Coolino JeIIles

To cool jellies stand the jelly mold
In bowl of water in which a hand
full OF salt and the same OF soda has
been thrown.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-16
Saves the Roller.

II piece Of sheeting or blanket ia
sewn tightly round the worn roller of
wrtnging machine, ii saves the
clothes from being marked or torn.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-16
WOODROW WILSON ON LABOR AS
THE FUNDAMENTAL PART OF SOCIETY
BY OLIVER p. NEWMAN.

the of a o special
ndent
to study the
The Detroit times., 1912-10-16

Bpsir ess-Ifke Prinung. No fuss and
no feathers. Inc plain, neat kind that
looks right. TIm~s Printing Co.. IS
Jchn v AT Ph. Main 1893 or City sssy
The Detroit times., 1912-10-16
Do HIS ENEMIES APE THE FANA TIC,
[)R The FANATIC APE THE ENEMIESs

r,a Rov,. me. the attempt upon his Milwaukee by a
itud fine American grt ana 'ne n
Of soldier who fcrgets to finch under hre 80,
Doutters the regb occurrence Oh inc
M ~ M .,e.ri,y Of the man in his purpose the leader third
1erty, but these be fewer today by far
Nothing needs be added establish the good faith OF this American
lii -owp vOrds TO the crowd had been waiting for him. as
X informed them in the maerOfac Of the attack that
Md been upon him..
The reuor from Chicago are encouraging the for
complete recovery are bright words proved the last from
tie lips Of Roosevelt died acquitted the charges Of his
ater his strength with the people has come
b be fully realized by them.
These NOT the words of a "selfseeker'
These dangerous filed with greed M
Mistakes Roosevelt may made
third-term ambition be one of them.
But country that the principles of government for
deep his heart and honest Onvc
have altogether too many important things think said Roos
crowd pay any heed feel
death speak nncerey within ave minutes OF
ng shot telling you literal truth when that
Germ is for many things for he
further remarks Roosevelt explained that his before
himself the PEOPLE, whom he hoped to benefit.
would be found talking like that at time
crifcaL
He would to be prince of hypocrites.
kept his enemies well anything the kind
Let's take look now at the poor attempted
the life Of Roosevelt.
BE said in his cell, after the act:
Chicago
uss rsssns eonsInesa engaged
sgn
fanatic this duded brain has familiar
sound
We heard it before
From fanatics and deluded brainss
MOI
From normal SANE men, some sincere insincere.
newspapers the country would
principles succeeded in dsplacing the White House in
and Republican party organization well pleased
paid from Wal telling the times
their special trains that the who awoke
country ethagy while serving the presidency with benefit
10 all Of the people is now DANGEROUS
Republican organization the newspaper allies
the that he cried Thief
n Chicago there o spot the thieves
ARE THESE ENEMIES APNG THE FANATIC OR DOES THE
FANATC APE THESE ENEMESf
This Newspaper prefers mer presidency third
prefers Woodrow Wilson Theodore Roosevelt believing VIII
prescribe proper remedy country
policy preference
ne sympathy with the people the Roosevelt doctrine
4 does it render him dangerous in eyes
The peua the effect the shooting Of
ret viii have the November result
We that have none
at the no effect
For change his mind
the attempt candidates life would be equivalent
GOVERNMENT BY ARMED AND IRRESPONSIBLE FANATICS.
pistol shot doesn't take the Of high tariff
Nor candidate who adheres Republican idea Of pro-
on any capable solving high living after he has
teen attacked by mad than before
While dp the misfortune great with the coun-
only for his and his example for
rood the great issue of the campaign that satisfactorily
The Detroit times., 1912-10-16
O K S
The Master Of Mysteries.

The Master of Mysteries, fascin-
ating new book of adventure in which
Astro, mystic and seer, plays the title
role. The author, preferring to add
TO the mystery OF the afair has, con
cealed his identity under a clpher;
but that he Is a man who has already
made his mark in story telling is
demonstrated by the fashion in which
The Master OF Mysteries has oees
wrought.
Astro, a close student of human
nature. with a vast fund OF knowledge
concerning current events at <hls
fingers tips, is in reality an un'
usually clever detective of the deduc'
tive school. To his clients all that
he does is done under the influence
OF unseen powers, but behind the back
OF his patrons Astro smiles and takes
the reader completely into his con-
fidence. In him we recognize char
latan OF the first water, but so mag
netic Is the personality of this olive
skinned young man, and so engaging
Is that smile of his, We come almosi
TO believe that the end he achieves
justifies his means.
The spice OF variety is added 10 the
stories in that Astro has dual per
sonality which has much 10 do with
his success. This young man, who
during his consultation hours attires
himself in the silken finery of the
Oriental, and speaks in the terms OF
mysticism, becomes an entirely diff
ferent individual once his client Is
disposed OF and he is alone with
Valeska Wynne, his pretty assistant.
The various adventures in which
the master of mysteries and his
charming assistant take part are
fresh and unconventional. IL is hard
for the writer of mystery stories to
discover a new plan of action, but III
this case the author proves an ex.
ception His plots are well laid, and
the incidents which aid in the de-
velopment OF the theme are at all
times unexpected, exciting and
bizarre.
The Master of Mysteries is a book
which will be welcomed and relished
by every reader who loves story OF
baffiing mystery. which is told In en-
tertaining style. introduces characters
with whom one becomes intimate,
and is surrounded with an aura OF
the unusual The book is profusely
illustrated by Karl Anderson and
George Brehm.
The Master OF Mysteries is pub
lished by the Bobbs-Merrill Co, In
dianapolis. The price is s1.S5 net.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-16
Detroit, Oct. is, 1912.

pure Milk and Dog Ordinance.
To the Editor of The Times:
One of the definitions Of the word
lawful is Just, and 1t was indeed
pleasant to read In The Times OF Oct