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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-10

next year additional improvements
have been made in equipment. and thu
course of study has been enlarged We
believe that students will have at Bre-
nau advantages in this department
Wnlch are unsurpassed.
Social life-The pleasures of college
NE are multiplied at Brenau. Whole
some entertainment of every descrfn-
tlon-receptions picnics. excursions
outdoor feteS and celebrations-breaI
the monotOny of school routine and at
ford both heathful recreation and
pleasure.
Expenses -Brenau appeals to the
class of patrons who seek the best. ami
not merely the cheap school. Every
department of the institution is sun
pied with teachers who command the
highest salaries. and the elegance Of
the dormitories and the excellent char
acier Of the cuisine are subjects of ia
vorable comment by all who have the
oppoi tunity to form an opinion of them.
However the expense at Brenau is
not greater than it is at other first
class institutions. Fail term begins
September | .
ran Catalogue now ready.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-10

More sold than all other brands com
6lned. SAUEHS PURE FLAVORING
IN TRACTS. Because they flavor
BEST Ask the housekeeper.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-10

60 Two-Ye Courses To accom-
modate a large number of students
who. for various reasons. are limited in
time several tWo-year courses have
been arranged. one Of these is de
signed for home keepers tine other
for teachers.
Literary Courses-'Che standard Alb
course is based upon a tourteen-unit
entrance requirement. and Will COM
pare fayoraby with the courses int the
highest grade colleges, and, together
with Other requisites. entities Brenau
TO rank in "A" class among colleges for
women
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-10
x, LAKE LANIER AND THE DAIRY FARM

zO-Protessor J. 7. Sinnette.
2l-Professor E. B. Micha ellis
22-Phi Mu Gamma.
25-Alpha Sigma Alpha.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-10

l6-Beta Sigma Omicron.
Art Building.
lS-MuSic Studio.
l9- Professor J. II. simmons.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-10

N-IlNNFt00 Tan.
Auditorium
S-Geiger Memorial
President Pearce
l0-PreSidenl simmons.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15
FASTING EXPERT WILLING
TO thy HAZZARD FORMULA


LOS ANGELES. Feb. 15.--Dr. II.
y. Tanner. aged exponent Of tho fast
cure. is willing TO submit to tho
treatment which Washington Jury
declared caused tho death OF Miss
Claire Williamson. because Of which
DR.. Linda Burncid Hazard must
serve n prison term.
Or. Tanner. who In moro than so
ychrs old. believes that the liquids
administered 10 Missn Wiiiiamso
were sui',cicnt 20 sustain life. lie
makes his proposition N . direct
challenge TO the county ofnciais who
secured DR.. Hazards conviction.
demonstrating that n no 10 alive at
tho end of the stipulated time the
woman shall be given another trial.
his test 10 be submitted ~ now cvi-
dcncc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15
EX.CONvICr DENIES
10000 EXPRESS THEFT


LOS ANGELES. Feb. l6.-Chss.
Ray spauldins. accused OF robbing
the weils-Fargo Express Company
OF $4,000 nine years ago. and who
was arrested two days ago. - be
emerged from Sing Sing prison. New
York, where he had served . term
of Ave years under tho name Of
Troy Smith. may not bs brought
back TO Los Angeles for trial.
Chief Of Police Sebastian received
word yesterday from Detective Chap.
man. who was sent after Spauldins
with a rcQuisitiUp signed by Cover.
nor oJhnson. that Smith denied be.
Ing span'ding aud said that he would
resist cxtraiition. Tho local auth
osities are In quandary. - there
appears TO be no ono connected 9th
the police force who can identify the
's-con,ict ps the man who robbsi
the express company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15
OREGON M0HA|R PRODUCT
MAKES VALUED INDUSTRY
wAsnlNGpoN. Feb. Senator

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10. Senator
Chamberlain recently drew out con
siderable Information regarding the
mohnlr Industry In Oregon by re-
mark io III" erect that the nngorna
had been introduced into Oregon
largely Ia h"ilp clonr land. and that
'h"y had been succomfully used for
lhnt purpose II has been shown
that 'h"r" are some I 500 persons
engaged In raising nngorns In Ore.
Etn, and that the mohnir produced
thor" IN peculiarly soft aud glossy be-
cnus" ~ IN. favorable climatic con
di,ions
Until comparatively recent times.
hlmost ,he entire supply 81 mohair
was obtained from Cons,an,Inoplc.
For some time all attempts made TO
rccl'mn'i," the angorn goat else
where proved unsuccessful, nv when
removed from It's native mountains
the wool dc'"riornicd and lost it's
distinctive features. II has now,
however. proved successful In South
N'ficn. especially In the Natal dts
i"lc,. whence the ro-calicd blue"
hair IL now exported. Mohair In n,so
successfully grown ih Australia and
In The United States. The best mo-
hair T. rtiii shipped from CONSTANT
noplc and IL called Turkey mohair.
though by far the iargos, quantity
received In the United Kingdom
comes from South Africa. Tho grow
rrs In South Africa clip twice n year.
there being tendency otherwise for
TIE goats 'o shed their hair. The
nfHt clip. called the summer hair. Is
Hhorn In Aprii. and is the longer
hair the second clip IN August. called
the winter hair. IL tho short hair.
The finest hair IL thn, of tho So
'Nil"d "capc kids" being the nrp,
clip taken fren tho animal.
Alpaca uhc hair Of the alpaca or
Peruvian goaD Ia n material often
classified with mohair Ms both Of
these fbcrs are distinguished for
their silky texture and bright. sill
very. almos, metallic iustcr. Alpaca
was the nrt Of these raw materials
Ia be utilized commercially.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15
'posed Amendment to Charter Providing For Commission
Form of Government for Klamath Falls

H. the city printed and distributed in pamphlet
form, the council may determine
The provisions OF this section shall apply alrper.
sons corporations operating under any franchise
now in force or hereafter granted by the city.
Section no.
Books OF Account. Examinaton--The city, when
owning any public utility. shall keep the books Of
counts for such public utility ds,nc, from other city
accounts. and in such manner to show the true and
complete financial result OF such city ownership or
ownership and operation, as the case may be. Such
shall be kept rs to show the actual cost 10
the city OF the public utility owned; all cost OF main
tcnancc, extension and Improvement, all operating
expenses OF every description in OF such city op-
Grafton; il water other service shall be furnished
for the use of any department OF the city without
charge the shall show nearly possible.
the value of such service; such accounts shall also
show reasonable allowance for interest depreciation
and insurance, and also estimates OF the amount OF
taxes that would be chargcabc against such property
ii owned by private corporation. The council shall
cause to be printed annually for distribution reporS
showing the financial results in form as aforesaid OF
such city ownership ownership and operation The
accounts OF such public utility, kept aforesaid, shall
be examined at least year by expert account
ant who shall report to the council the result OF his
examination. Such expert accountant shall be select
shall be selected in such manner as the council may
direct and he shall receive for his services such COM
pcnsation to be paid out OF the income revenues
from such public utility. as the council may prescribe
Section III.
Term Not Longer Than Twenty-Five Years, Com
pcnsation-No franchise lease or right to use the
public places OF property Of the city shall be granted
by the city. except as in this charter provided for
lngcr period than twenty five years Every grant OF
a franchise shall ix the amount and manner OF the
payment of the compensation to be paid by the grantee
for the use of the same, and no other compensation
of any kind shall be cxacted for such use during the
life OF the franchise but this provision shall not except
the grantee from any lawful taxation upon his prop
erty or its property nor from any licenses charges
impositions not levied on account OF such use.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15
Section ll2.

City May Purchase. Operate or Sell. Procedure
(a)-Every grant, extension or renewal OF fran
chsc right shall provide that the city may upon the
payment therefor of its fair valuation purchase and
take the property and plant Of the grantee in
whole in part such valuation shall be made as pro-
vided in the grant, but shall not include any value OF
the franchise right OF way through the street or any
earning power Of such property. The valuation may
include part OF the cost CT the plant interest or
atcual investment during the period OF construction
and prior to operation Such grant may provide that
il the purchase is made within FIVE years OF the time
when the franchise is granted. the city shall pay an
additional or bonus Of not to exceed ten (lO) per
ccntum the actual value OF the tangible property
exclusive of the franchise value which additional sum
bonus shall be reduced proportionatey from such
fveycar period to the end of the franchise period
when no bonus shall be given
Section ll3.
The procedure to effect such purchase shall be as
follows: When the council shall by resolution. direc.
that the mayor shall ascertain whether any such prop
crty part thereof should be acquired by the city,
in the absence of such action by the council, when
petition subscribed by the qualified electors Of the
city equal in number least ten Cl0) per centuu
OF the last preceding vote in the city for all cand
dates for mayor in the City Of Klamath Falls. request
ing that the mayor shall ascertain whether any such
property part thereof should be acquired by the
city, shall be filed with the City Clerk, the mayor shall
forthwith carefully investigate said property and re-
port to the council:
W-At what probable cost said property may be
acquired;
(2)-What, il any, probable additional outlays
would be necessary to operate the same;
S)--Whether. il acquired. it could be operated by
the city at profit advantage in quality or cost OF
service. stating wherein such profit advantage con-
sists;
()--Whether, if acquired. it could be paid for out
OF its net earnings and II so within what time; and
(s)-Such other information touching the same a.
he shall have acquired.
Such report shall be in writing. shall include q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15

The Hamilton and Dsuber Hemp-
den watch factories have nevsr been
Connected In any way with ~ watch
trust.
Their policy has always been for
an open market for oil. dependinG ON
merit alone to secure business. This
policy has secured fos the Waterbury
iaG public:
VIrst-Ths best Dossibis watch that
|couh be produced:
seeond--More watch value for lssA
money:
Third-Time pieces that will last q
lifetime:
.vourth-Time pieces fully suaran.
teed.
Call to So our line Of these
watches before buying.
FRANK n. UPP.
watchn,aker. Jswsisf and Engfsvsr
willits Buii1laS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15
SON INDUCED TO KILL
FATHER BY MS. MOTHER
UnuaaIiy Atrocious Murder In Mssi'
can Viliase-lDig Grnve which
I'vvcs Too Small. 10 Cut BODY
~ Make u Go In.

MADRID. Feb. i6.--Newe Of the
confession Of . mother and con.
charged with parricide Of unusually
atrocious character. reached here
from Torroxieja. q village IN the
province of Alicante. Sonora Pinal.
di had become incensod against her
husband because he did not make
her a suficient allowance for house
hold purposes. She persuaded her
.2o-year-old son to kill his father with
a hatchet. Following the murder.
mother and son dug a hols In the
garden In which TO bury tho body.
Finding the grave too small. they
cut on the legs and throw them Ia
on top Of tho torso. Z,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15


Nuil,y 10 hereby given that Ladi
aud TIltUu bank, corporation. ~
ranlT.d aud existing und7r and b,
virtue uf the laws or,ho state VI ore.
gcn. aui William u Davis. To sh,iAi,
their respective interests In a certain
H.fI u.fEugr hereinafter dosis-
us,ri. viii sell aud convey. for cash
on tb, sth day ~ March. 1919. al,
o'clock 3 M of said day. IN a.. city
Of klamath Fails. aud tho portion ot
said cts commonly called shipping.
ton. un vppcf klamath Lake. at the
dock ut wharf ut the weasel know
aithc steamer klamath. In klamath
couuly, oregon. that certain steam.
boat OF vessel called tho klamath. Z"
u The burden ~ 80 srouu tons or
,hofcahuuia. together with the boilers
,hslu.r ma1ts. bowuprI'z. boats. anch-
ou, oahltS chains rlgglns tackle. ap.
patcl. iurm'Nc and all other n.e~..
aflcs lhcrcun,o appurtAininE and be-
lchelrr. The property of tho Klamath
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15
coNrlSuap FROM YESTERDAYS HERALD

CONTINUED FROM YESTERDAYS HERALD
matters
Any such person. persons or corporation which
shall iaIl to make any such report shall be liable to
penalty oi one hundred dollars. aud an additional pen
atty oi one hundred dollars for each aud every day
thereafter during which he shall fail to file such report,
to be sued Tor aud recovered III any court having
jurisdiction.
The mayor shall. either personally or through the
cliyS inspectors or employees duly authorized by the
council cutter into or upon aud inspect the buildings,
plants power houses and all properties oi any such
person, persons or corporation, and shall inspect the
same AT least year. and shall immediately there
after report 10 the council detailed and complete
statement OF such inspection.
Section 100.
Books OF Record and Rcicrcnce--Thc mayor shall
provide aud cause to be kept in his office the following
looks oi record and reference:
fwst-A franchise record indcxcd and Of prope
'o IN which shall be transcribed accurate and cor
'"' copies o all franchises or grants by the city To
any person. persons or corporation owning or operat-
hg any public utility The index Of said record sha,'
1--we the name OF the grantee and thereafter the name
" any assignee thereof Said record shall be com
history OF all franchises granted by the city, and
include comprehensive and convenient refer
70 actions. contests proceedings at law, II any,
Hecting the same.
oeeond-A public utility record OF every person,
prisons or corporation owning operating any pub
:, "'y and under any franchise granted by the city,
~ o "'''h shall be transcribed accurate and correct
p'S o' every franchise granted by the city to said
~ r~.Son persons or corporation which may be con"
"" OF acquired by them or it, together with copies
"' annual reports and inspection reports as herein
r1,oed % and such other matters OF information and
osa interest as the mayor may, from time to time,
sn In case annual reports not filed and III
pssuo"S are not made as provided the mayor shall
S, such fact in the public utility record and in
,.na''s report the same to council All such annual
r''''' or synopsis thereof, shall snail be published
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15

statement Of facts in relation thereto with sucb o.,
cularity as will enable the council to Judge of the cor
rectness OF his findings and Immediately after sub
mission to the council shall be filed with the Civ
Clerk. recorded in the public utility record and pub
lished once in each OF two daily newspapers of gen
eral circulation published in the city or printed in
pamphlet form as the council may determine
II a petition subscribed by qualified voters of the
CITY, equal in number to at least ten (lO) per centum
OF the last preceding vote cast in the city for all cand
dates for mayor OF klamath Falls. requesting whether
or not the city shall acquire said property shall be
submitted to vote OF the people. shall within sixty
days after the filing OF said report be filed with the
clerk. the council shall provide by ordinance for the
submission OF the question to vote OF the qualified
electors.
(b)-Every grant reservng to the city the right
to acquire the plant well the property il any, OF
the grantee situated n above under the public
places Of the city or elsewhere. used in connection
Herewith. shall in terms specify the method OF arrv
ing at the valuation therein provided for and shall
further provide that upon the payment by the city OF
such valuations, the plant and property 90 valued
purchased and paid for, shall become the property Of
the city by virtue Of the grant and payment thereun-
der and without the execution Of any instrument OF
conveyance and every such grant shall make adequate
provision by way OF forfeiture Of the grant or other
wise for the eectua securing OF efficient service and
tor the continued maintenance Of the property in good
order and repair, and its continuous throughout
the entire term OF grant. The grant may also provide
that in case such reserved right operate or to take
over such plant property is not exercised by the
city. and shall prior to payment for the same,
cure bid for the property and grant new franchise
for the service utility provided in paragraph
&C. Of this section, grant the right to another per-
corporation to operate said utility occupied
and used by its grantor under the former grant that
the title and possession OF the plant and property 20
taken away be transferred directly the new grantee
upon the terms upon which the city may have pur-
chased il.
(c)-Whenever any plant or property shall be-
TO N CONTINUED TOMORROW
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15

| q - .,-.....
,, s"''"" ''"p"",' corpora
80 '"'o'p''"''" "h" os'S''hg under
"'"' W w" ""H W ulo state
S"'d sale made under aud by yir.
'"' oi 'hn terms OF ~ certain mort.
saR"' made ana executed by tho anld
"'''nh'h Lake Navigation company,
on w" s''h day of November. 1908.
'h i"'of OF nhld Lhdd nnd Til'on bhnk
"h" "''''nm w. Davis. To secure tho
payment of one certain promiHHory
n"''' "'"'u'"d ny the said klamath
h"N" navigation company. corpora.
,l"h' uhi'h h' klamath Falls. Oregon.
N"''h'p'f ". looS. FOR III" sum Of
h''"o'o" uuc ~ ono year hftcL date.
"'hn"' sl"'" PAYABLE To The ord y of
""'i ihdd hhd Tll'on bank. n c0rpOr.
"N"h' hi ihhi hhd Illtpn bank, Port.
ana oregon, WITH lutcf"Ht Rt the rate
"' per cent per hnhuih, from date.
""" "h' ''i'hlh rfomlHHoty note. exc.
~" Wy Wv h"'" N'nHh'h Lhho nav
ration eo'npnny dated nt klamath
f"l'n' oregon, November IL. 1908. for
'h' sum of " 10000 due one year
nom da'" without Rrnc", payable 10
w" "ih"r of said william ". Davis, at
we klamath county bank. klamath
fA''a' oregon with lh'"r'At nj IN"
rate "f per cent per hnnnm. from
ha'n' when said mof'gnR" Included
w" personal property hrrolnboforc dc.
Hrflhcd' hhd condition 4 'hn, n dr.
'hhl' should be made Ia III" payment
"' shih notes, or either thereof. then
we rhld Ihdd aud Tll'on bnph and
"'II9h u Davis might take posses.
''"h ~ s"lh personal property and sell
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15
NOTICE

Notice II hereby given sAsa there
are funds In the city treasury for tkS
redemption Of general fund warrants
up to and including No. 3.sls. Pro
tested July -. 1905. Intsssu will
cease from date hereof.
Dated at Klemsth Falls. Oregon.
January 80, 1919.
J. w. siEMENs. City Tsssssrsr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15
GUARDIANS FINAL ACCOUNT

GCAROoAN'0 FINAL ACNWUNT
Notice ID hereby given that Alths
Beach. guardian Of the person and
estate Of John C. Beach. deceased, has
hied In the county court Of klamath
County. Oregon. her Anal account 40
such guardian. and that the court has
hxed Thursday. the 18th day Of Feb
ruary. 1918. st the hour Of 10 .. m.
Of said day. ct the court room Of said
court. IN Kismath Falls. Oregon. -
the time and place for hearing objec.
tions TO said account and settlement
thereof.
Given ~ klamath Falls. Oregon.
this 18th day Of January. 1919.
ALTHA BEACH.
Guardian Of the Estate Of John c.
Beach. Deceased. i-1s.3-sh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15
NOTICE

Notice IL hereby given TINT the
business Of r. whitiock. uadertaker.
is being conducted by Eafi whitiock.
All parties are warned that no one
has authority TO contract bills for or
on the credit Of any other order than
the order oi Earl Whitiock.
Dated February 10. 1919.
EARL WHITLOCK.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15

soothes itching SKIN. Heals cuts
or burns without . scar. Cures piles.
eczema. salt rhcum. any itching.
poans Ointment. Your druggist
sells II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15

Are you interested In KLAMATH
COUNTY! II 50. nee tho Stephens
Hunter Realty Co. They have soms
:ood bargains.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15
DRY SLAB WOOD

am now dciives1ng nrst class
i6-inch dry slab wood To any pie 60 in
the city for % . load. Now 10 the
time to get your wood cheap. before
vet weather besias
r. &. CARlSON,
Leave orders at o. X. Transfer eosa.
pauy or Oregon Harness company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15

Temple thsatsf. Matinee daily. s:St
.. IN. Evening. 0rst performances.
1:is. cUatinuous.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15

Cheapest accident inuuranc. Dr.
rhomAs' Eclectic on stops the pain
aud heals the wound All druggists
sell a.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15
NOTIo

BidS wifi b received By the under
signed for fnrnisAing 800 cords of ar
or pine wood. l-foot lengths. cut out
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15
Of live timbsred. 70 - dslivsf61
foliow0:
Is cords d csasrai sgaoot.

IS cords at Mills A11ltioa osAoaa.
Not later than 0etob6F I, 1913. IN
board Of directors Sssssvss the pHs.
iiess Of inersasins The amount - 90
cords more: also the night 70 reject
any and all bida Bids 70 be n siss
bands of the slhool elsrk rot later
'hIn I o'clock .. m.. February -.
.YI:. t,srtiasl cheek for 5 pss rent
Of bid &c seeonpany each BID.
Dy cider oi Board Of Dsreeeoss os
School District No. 4. klamath Coansy
Oregon. vebruafy s. 1919.
J. ". CLEMENS. c'ssh.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15

STONE a nNRRETr.
Attorneys for iaii and Tilion nnnk
and William u Davis. .-i,3-P b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-16
LODGE HALTs CONSIDERATION
Prevents Taking. Up Presidential
Preference Primary Bill; -. :

Senator Bristow made an effort late
yesterday afternoon to. have the Senate
consider his bill for presidential prefer
ence primaries in the District. Many
bills on the Senate calendar were being
taken up and passed. and MrsBristow de-
sired to have the Senate's stamp OF o. X.
also put on that measure.
But Senator Lodge objected. saying tina,
the bill should not be considered In ths
absence Of the senat6r who reported Il
from the Senate District committees. gan.
ator Martin: Apd his objection was sulR.
Gent to prevent consideration. The Dis.
trict' committee made. an adverse repor,
on the measure. 81 - SIR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-16
I1OUTY BILL OPPOSED.
Resolution Of Protest Adopted BY
the Central labor Union.

A resolution protesting against the
Frosty bill forbidding civil service en-
ployes from seeking the services OF their
Representatives to further their interests
In Congress- was adopted 1t . meeting
last night OF the Central Labor Union
In Typographical Temple. p. J. Ryan.
attorney for the organization. spoke In
opposition to the measure.
Another resolution was adopted, in
which the union refused to patronixe mer-
chant bakers who give out premiums
with their bread. because the giving out
OF premiums Is detrimental to the inter-
ests or Oekanised labor. Those who spoke
In favor OF the resolution were John b.
Colpoys, John G.. Torch, Emmett L. Ad.