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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-11
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-11
.OREGON Highway
PROGRAM SCORED
Comparison WITH THAT or
WASHINGTON uNFAvoRAniE.
coon RoAps ASSOCIATION N
NOW GETTING ACTIVE


Oregon road legislation programs
made within the last two days By
leaders In the Oregon good roads
movement have been very much to
tho disadvantass Of this state. u 10
pointed out
without . disssntinG voice the
Washington state Good Roads Asso.
citation has recommsndsd to the lesis-
laturs great advances along all lines.
while In Oregon there u such . differ
ence Of opinioa - TO method Of road
construction between road advocates
that NO uniform recommendations
have besa made. The washiaston
recoumsndatioas include . proposal
that the state toad tax levy b .n-
creased from ons-hAlf mill TO one
mill orssoa Aas no state road taa
whatever.
washington's road association REQ
commended that the psrmaasat road
fund levy b axsa as three mills Orc
son has no permanent road fund lsvy.
The recommendation Of the WASH
inston people that the state read funi
BE- spportioned between Eastern and
Western wsshinston in proportion tn
taxes paid BY each section has no par
allei In Oregon because there 70 no
provision for state aid OF counties In
road making here.
Abolishins the once Of couaty en-.
si,esr In each counly and substitut-
Ing therefor . highway department
created for each county 10 another of
the recommendations Of the washtns.
ton association. Such . plan. u 10
asserted. would - good for Oregon
and In limo with former sseommsada-
tions.
That coavicts ~ used IN buiidinx
state Highways. that the legislature
designate day In June Of sseh year
- good roads day: that the maxi.
mum grade on trunk linss bs per
esat and on latssah per cent: that
the posx barrel system Of distxibss-
Ing road funds b abolished. aad that
city streets conascsias with psrns-
nsnt roads b improved By agreement
between city aud county authorities.
we're other rscommsndatious
Orsgos has power nov 10 sss both
state and county prisonsrs on the
roads. and viii - soos - sseomnsa-
dations are made 70 meet the cost Of
camps and materials. Oregon has
had but one good roads day. but on
proclamation Of the govssnor. The
Oregon plan for distribution Of road
funds. which. bill slo. dsfssisd st the
last election. provided the very plan
that the people OF washinston now
seek 70 put isto effect.
One Of the washinston rscommcn-
dations vas that the extensive road
scheme Of Rainier National Park b.
indorssd. Similar support for . good
program about NJ. Hood would b -
valuable 70 Orsgoa - Rainier = to
Washington. for tourists and sight,
sssrs. Il b said.
The wsshinstou Coed Roads Asso-
citation also went on record - unani.
nously appsovias . 100000 sppro-
pristion for the wsshinston building
st the 1915 exposition In San Fran
cisco. Oregon has been asked 70 sp-
propriats . like amount.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-11
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Way Is Lists
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Household Linen Bargains.
Napkins, Spreads, Pillows, ShamS.

so dozen Fine Irish Beached Damask Napkins; %
inches square Were $3.50. Now. $500
% dozen Fine Bleached Damask Napkins; % inches
square Were $500 Now s225
Is dozen Extra Fine Double DamaSk Napkins; beauti-
full quality 26 inches square Were $1,000 Now 5000
14-nch Square Tea Napkins; hemstitched edge Were
$500 Now $1so
Is White Crochet Bed Spreads; Marseilles patterns.
Were SIPS. Now, each. 81 90
Is Fine English Spreads in beautiful line of patterns
scaloped and cut corners it. Sin Were 1915. Now 90
II Extra Fine Quality English Satin Spreads size for
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72x90 Handenbrodered and Hand-drawn Bed Spreads;
slightly soled Were $500. Now So IS
90x100 Plain Linen Hemstitched Bed Spreads. Were
$500 $500
9Ox1OO Henstitched Edge Hand-embroidered Center.
Were $3.50 Now. 200
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31
Weather Bureau for Saginaw

Washington. May 2S.-"A weather
station at Saginaw is now assured, +"
said Rep. Jos. Fordney, of Saginaw, to.
day after returning from meeting of
the senate and house conference com.
mittee, at which it was agreed to ap-
prove the $40, 900 item inserted in the
senate agricultural bill for q weather
station at Saginaw. There was consider
able opposition among Democratic
members of the committee to adding to
the agricultural appropriation, but
Congressman Fordney was able to show
to the opposition that a weather
station at Saginaw is greatly needed,
and that it would be of advantage to
the weather bureaus of the great lakes
as well as of the utmost Importance to
the people in and near to Saginaw
county. He received assurances from
Democratic leaders that no further
opposition would be made to che pro-
vision.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31
Memorial Services.

Memorial services will be observed
at Alton cemetery on the Grand River
road, Sunday. June 2, at two O'Clock.
The committee in charge is G Whiting
G. j. Thomas and F. Baese, and these
gentlemen have arranged an interest.
ing program. Rev. Carey of Benning,
ton. and Seth Q. Pulver of Owoeso,
will be the speakers and the young
people will take part. Those wishing
to attend may take the one O'Clock car
from Owosso and reach the cemetert
in plenty of time for the exercises.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31
OIney

Arthur Potter and wife of Owosso,
are visiting friends in and around o.
ney - Chester Arlington and lady
friend, Francells Cook spent Sunday
evening at L L Allen's-A little
stranger came to live with Ray French
and wife Sunday morning, weighing &
pounds. Her name is Clary Elizabeth
Mrs Sleeseman, and son John, and
Russell Goodrich spent Sunday in Ovid
Mrs Foster has sister visiting her
from Detroit-Mrs Ivadell DunhaE
entertained the Star embroidery club
Friday afternoon. Refreshments were
served and good time enjoyed by all
Mrs w Cross returne ed to her
home here after spending the past Swc
weeks in Baunister and Elsie--EarI
Albaugh, wife and daugh ter Wilma E.
spent Sunday at Roy French's.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31

Miss Eleanor Lyon attended the May
festival at the Mt. Pleasant Normal
school this week.
DIR. and Mrs. Albert Frieseke of
Parsons. Kansas. were in Owosso today
for q visit with relatives.
Mr.. r. g. Sanderoff of Los Angeles,
Calf, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs L.
A. Sanderhoff and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward Sanderhoff.
The banns of Miss Lena Carmody
of Rush township. and Ambrose Nc
Phillips Of Oakley, were published al
st. Pauls Catholic church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Doan of New
Haven township, were in Mt. Pleasan
part of the week, called by the Hines
of the latter's brother, Cyrus Orser.
John DeFreeze Of Hog Island" wa
arrested Friday and brought befor
Justice Friegel in the municipal cour
on charge of slandering Mrs. jaime
Collard. The hearing is set for June
John Beckwith was fined $40 b
Justice Friegel. Saturday, for allowin
q boy In the Western Union Office I
work more than "a hours per weel
The complaint was made by Deput
Labor Inspector w. E. Washburn.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31
Owosso Citizens Interested in Pro.
posed New Railroad-Company
Organized.

A company was organized at jackson
on Saturday last for the purpose of
building a railroad from Albion to
Charlotte. Twelve years ago the right
of way was secured for all but three
miles of this road and about twenty
miles was graded at an expense of $780,.
600, large part Of the work being done
by Jos. Taylor of this city, who has
since had a number of thousand dollars
tied up in the project, and who it is ex.
pected will be reimbursed if the road is
now built Chicago and Jackson par
ties are the moving spirits in the enter
prise and plan on beginning the work
imn nediately if certain options can be
procured. The road is to be equipped
with gasoline cars.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31
Decorate Firemen's Graves.

The graves Of dead firemen of the
Owosso volunteer fire department, at
Oak Hill and Pine Tree cemeteries,
were decorated Sunday by members OF
the department, in keeping with a
custom that has existed for years.
Those whose graves were decorated
were Ray Smith, J. Fred Ross, D. F.
Blair, d. II. Blair. David Dwight,
Henry Woodard, John Perrica, Dustin
Dewey and w. Merrill, whose remains
rest at Oak Hill, and Edward Wright,
who is buried in Pine Tree cemetery.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31
Owosso Students Won.

Representing the Owosso high school
Howard Pearce, Harold Lyon and
Stanley Grill were in st. Johns, Friday
evening, to debate with three students
from. the high school in that city this
question: Resolved. That the recall of
state and federal judges is a sound
government principle. The Owosso
boys had the affirmative and were
given the decision by the judges, Prof.
T. G. Blaisdell of the M. A. c.. Princi-
pal J. w. Sexton of the Lansing
sing schools, and Attorney g.. G. Hun
ter of Ovid. The st. Johns Republican
says: "Owosso won partly through
her better team work. Taking the
speaking individually the work was all
splendid. Owosso was strong on her
method of attack. While st. Johns ID
in the habit Of having only one speaker
in rebuttal, Owosso came prepared tc
haye each Of the team give four min
utes to rebuttal and this necessitated
three from st. Johns taking part un
prepared"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31
Hobo FIGHTS.

A box car standing in the Ann Arbot
yards was found on fire early Sunday
morning but the fire men quickly ex-
tinguished with little damage. In s.
nearby box Car two travellers who sell
coat hangers were discovered and
placed under arrest. They denied know
ing anything about the fire, and one OF
them put up fight to avoid arrest but
Patrolman Brown finally got the hand
cuffs on him and the two were taken to
the lookup. Monday. the peaceable one
was fined IS and allowed to 60 but che
other fellow was held The fellows
were making coat hangers aa 8
means of livelihood.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31
City Carrier Resigns.

Because of continued i'll health, w.
A., Priest, who has been in California
for several II onths, has rendered his
resignation as one of the city mail car
riers and will remain in California for
several months to come. He is endesv-
ering to secure transfer to some
Office in that state and doubtless will
succeed within few months, in which
case he would be reinstated in the SER
vice. Mr.. Priests friends in this city
will join US in the hope that he may
soon regain his health. N. L. Boyce,
who has supplied during the absence
of Mr.. Priest, will be named to fill the
vacancy.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31
Women's Club Closes Season.

The Women's club closed its season. g
work Friday. afternoon and evening,
with a meeting at the home of Miss
Mary Brewer, West Oliver street. An
elaborate 6 o'clock dinner was served,
at which the husbands of the ladies
were guests. The club will take up its
work again on September IA, under
the leadership of Mrs. Msude Thomp.
son, who was recently elected presi-
dent for the fourth time. Current
literature, music, art, drama and
political economy will be studied next
year.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31
Memorial Service.

The annual church memorial service
was held Sunday at the First NJ. E.
church and was attended by large
congregation, including the G.. A. r.,
w, r. c., and Spanish war veterans
Rev. Steininger's sermon was on the
theme Settling the Question Right"
being a strong temperance address. A
history of Memorial Day and tribute
to the veterans and the women of war
time were also points of the address
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31
Found in Detroit

John Moran, who robbed the store OF
Sam Lebowitz of shoes last winter was
brought back from Detroit Sunday bv
Deputy Sheriff Sproule, waived exami-
nation Monday, and was bound over
to the circuit court for trial. He will
probably plead guilty next week and
receive sentence.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31
Underwood. WhiteselI

Mrs. Lucinda Whitesell and w. D.
Underwood were quietly united in
marriage at high noon "Wednesday, At
thehome of Mrs. Whitesell TIT North
Saginaw street. Rev. G. r.. Wolf0rd
officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood left On s.
trip to Ohio. They will reside IN this
city. Their friends extend congratu-
latioEs.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs. U. l.. Dayis spent Sun
day in Howell.
Mrs. Wendall Klaus is spending the
week in Detroit,
Born. to MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Lytle,
Caledonia township, Saturday, daugh
ter.
Capt. Robert Crane Of the fire de-
partment, and his family, are spending
a weeks vacation In Mt. Pleasant.
ST. Johns officials are evidently look
inc for some ea,v monev. Ralph Britt
eon and Harold Lyon of this city, wer'
arrested Friday, for exceeding the speet
limit with an automobile and Saturday
were fined $40. The boys insist they
were travelling at slow rate Of speed.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31
Garland.

Leo Christmas and Ray Piddingtoh
were in Corunna Tuesday-Mr ond
Mrs Chas Sorge, Park Scott and Dell
White were in Elsie. Tuesday evening
Mrs Pearl Lewis visited in Owossc
Wednesday-Mrs Merritt and von
Fredrick, Of Owosso, spent q part of
last week with Mrs James Lewis--,
Ralph Tabor, Fred Flike. Roy Tabor
and G A Croel were in Corunna, Wed
nesday-Mrs Almeda Taber was &
caller in Burton Wednesday evening
Cleo Shannon spent part OF last
week in Henderson-Mr and Mrs
Harvey Gates were Owosso visitors
Friday-John Graham and Bant
Austin spent a part of last week 10
Owosso-J G Banghart. is moving ip-
to his residence in South Garland
Leo Christmas and Lee Head are pre-,
pairing to build new cement houses or
! their lots in North Carland-Mrs
Lettie Christmas and Ethel Meese visit
ed their parents at Cairo, over Sunday
MIR and Mrs w M Morrison and baby
of Breckenridge visited Sunday with &
G Hay and wife-O L Bristol was sr
Ovid caller Sunday-Mr and Mrs Rot
Shannon, tJay Scott and Grace Shan
non were in Owosso Saturday evening
Howard Meese OF Ciaro is VISITING
friends here for few days Mr. and
Mrs G A Croel were Sunday callers ir
Owosso and Henderson.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31

Henry Beswick and A. T. Wright
were in Gary, Ind, on business part
of the week.
g. J. McClintock, of st. Johns, has
been visiting friends here this week.
Mr.. McCliptock came to Laingsburg
sixty.one years ago and remembers
when there was no Laingsburg here.
He will be eighty years old in Septem-
ber.-Laingsburg News.
Contractor Hickman has commenced
work on the walls for the Episcopal
church and work is progressing finely
His contract calls for q completed
church August first. st. Johns mission
will have impressive ceremonies for th'
laying of the corner stone, the date Il
be announced for the near future
-Durand Express.
The city has begun another improve
ment at McCurdy park this year. Th
deer park has long been recognized a
too small for the herd and several time
attempts have been made to enlarge II
Posts are now set to the walk on LON
bard avenue and the fence will be pu
up within few days. This will in
crease the size of the park about
third --Corunna Journal.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31

Hon. T. n. Watson and James w
Jordan of Detroit, were in Owoseo,
Monday.
Mrs. Jay Matthews and daughter OF
Lansing are. guests at Harry Coles
Ridge street.
Athens high school base ball team
defeated Owosso high at Athens, Sat
urday, II to 8. The Athens team claims
the state championship.
Carl Ruebekam of Traverse City, IL
visiting friends in Owosso. He 10 or
the road selling caskets for his father,
Charles Ruebekam, who has factory
at Traverse City.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31
UNION TELEPHONE OFFICES
Removed to Owosso-Located in the
Stafford Building i.

Stafford Building.
Beside deciding to erect an Office and
exchange building in this city. the di.
rectors of the Union Telephone Co. at
their last meeting voted to move the
Offices of the secretary and the general
manager to Owosso from Alma, where
they have been located since the Com
pany was organized. The Owosso ex.
change is the largest one the company
has, its supply department has been
located here for a number of years and
the railroad facilities of the city, to-
gether with the need of larger offices
for the local exchange, were the points
in favor of centralizing the business
here. Pending the erection of the new
building, Offices have been rented on
the second floor of the Stafford building
and it Is expected the same will be open
for business the first of next month, the
carload of Office equipment being ex-
pected today from Alma.
This change will ultimately bring to
Owosso as residential. L. Conn, secre-
tary, and w. J. Melchers, general man.
ager, with their families, beside several
Office employees Owosso people will
extend hearty:welcome to these people,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31

When the veterans returned from
Oakhill, the members Of the w. r. @.
served lunch to them and to the officers
and guests of the day in the g. A. r.
hall.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-05-31

Since the day of it's birth the Union
Telephone Co.'s general offices have
been located In Alma. Here, from q
meager nothing it has grown under the
skillfull management of its general
manager to become one of the strongest
of the independent telephone companies
in the west. In Alma it had its birth
and here ''in the heart of Michigan" it
has by leaps, bounds and steady growth
developed into the million dollar cor
poration it now is. The company's gen.
eral Offices now, after twelve years Of
growth and business success, are being
moved to a Shiawassee county city.
The citizens of Gratiot county and
Alma in particular will watch with
interest the future Of the Union Tele-
phone Company and hope for its con-
tinued growth, with it's general offices
located in the city of the Independent
Stove Co., and the Ann Arbor railroad
Car shops, viz, Owosso. Alma Record.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-11
Ashland

ASHLAND. April 1o-'The Great.
est Minstrel Troupe Ever Gotten To.
gether in the State" land . guarantee
Of an extra year to your life.". II
promised on the poster for the show
to be given In the Ashland audi
torium. April II. At ANY rats the
troupe y made up OF drst class local
talent ana the cause for which they
work Il one In witch all ara inter.
ested. II II for the Heneft Improve
nent League" Of the Ashland public
school.
The Hanover troupe chapter Uni
ted Daughters. Of the Coufederacy
will hold m organization meeting in
the home Of Mr.. Henry G. Scott Thurs
day. April IL NJ 10 o'clock a. ~.
Miss Lutte Roberts left this morn
Ing for Washington. where she goes
~ delegate TO the eWonan's Mission-
airy Council Of the Southern Metho-
dist church.
Mrs. n. b. ShArkleford. who has