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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10

health officer shall devote such time as may be
sary to the duties OF his Office.
Section II.
Qualifications OF Employes-The plumbing in
spccor and other employees shall be persons properly
skilled and qualified for the efficient and faithful per-
Torrance Of their respective duties and shall pass
satisfactory examination provided in this charter
Section ~.
Regulations-The council shall make all ordi.
nanccs and regulations which may be necessary for
the OF the public health and the suppress
sion Of disease.
Section 73.
Police and Fire Dcpartment-The council shall by
ordinance provide for the establishment and main-
tcnance of Police and Fire Department consisting
OF such employees as it may deem necessary
Section a.
Direct Legislation by the People-The qualified
voters of the city shall have power through the intia
tive provided by this charter apd the genara laws OF
the state and by the Commissioners, to enact appro-
pirate legislation carry out and enforce any OF the
abovs general powers Of the city any OF the specified
powers OF the council
ARTICLE VIII.
Executive and Administrative Departments and
Duties Of the Commissioners
Section IS.
Departments-The executive and administrative
powers. authority and duties Of the city shall be dis
tributed among three departments as follows:
Department Public Affairs, Health and Civic
Beauty, =
Department 2--Finance and Supplies.
Department 3.--Streets and Highways. Light.
Water and Sewers, Parks. Cemeteries. Public Build.
ings and Grounds
Section rs.
Public Affairs. Health and Civic Beauty-The Com
missioner Of Department. No shall have charge OF
Departments No. l.,
,(a)--He shall unless otherwise provided by ordi-
nance be the Judge OF the Municipal Court OF the city
he shall be ex-oco the head of the Police and Fire
Departments.
(b)-He shall see that all health ordinances are
enforced and shall have supervision OF the plumbing
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
FRESH AIR ftuD R|lfs
CLERKS Of PRESIDENT
United Press Serves

WARRINGTON, d. c.. Feb. TO-
A fresh air fcud is "riiing up" the
clerks In President Taft's once. when
or how II will be settled In problem
aticaI. at least until spring.
ITO vcntilatc.or not 10 ventilate''
their ofiiccs In the question. 80 seri-
Gus has become the squabbic that tho
window weights are being worn out
with alternate raising and lowering.
m the "antis" and pros" are In the
majority
Great gusts Of fresh air. letting In
the wintry breexes, are demanded by
one faction Of the presidents clerks
Another insists the oflces shall be
aired out only twice daily. before the
bcginning OF work day and during
lunch houf.
This fresh air problem is a preva.
lent source Of trouble In all govern.
ment departments. but never before
reached the White House. Unable to
stand the cold air OF the fresh ait
cranks." Col. Warren. q. Young. soci.
ETY. arbiter Of the executive mansion
he's voluntarily cxiied himself from
the ofnces. and moved his desk Into
an adjoining nle room In solitary
cory. warm grandeur.
President Taft and Secretary lille,
seem to favor the fresh air cohorts
windows In their ofYices always beinl
slightly opened during business hours
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
NAME FORTS At PANAMA
FOR FAMOUS AMERICANS
War Dcimrtnrnt Makes i,ccistm 20
t'inor Prominent Men ~ This
'o""rD m well M Others Making
Panama History


WASHINGTON. -. C., Feb. TO-
Following tho decision OF the war de-
partmont that the forts along the
Panama canal zone shall be named for
men famous In American and Panama
history, n schedule has been drawn
up showing the new nomenclature.
The military reservations nj the PA.
cinc terminus Of the canal will be
named Fort Grant and Fort Amadpr
the nrSt for the former president
of the United States. the second In
honor of the nrst president Of Pana.
ma. who died May 2. 1909.
The reservations at the Atlantic
terminus will be named Fort Shcr.
man. Fort Randolph and Fort d,
i..mcps the nrst two In honor 0i
the generals. Sherman and Randolph
the third In honor OF Ferdinand ID,
f.-sscps, promoter Of the Panama ca.
nal, who died December 7. 1894.
The batteries on tho Fort Gran,
reservation will be named as follows:
Batteries Newton. Merritt. Warren
Buell.. burnside. Parkc. all Of whom
were officers Of the United statei
army.
The batteries at Forts Sherman
. Randolph and DE Lcsscps will ais,
be named after noted regular army ol
volunteer officers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
Proposed Amendment to Charter Providing For Conn
Form of Government for klamath Falls

Inspector and general supervision OF all foods and
milk offered for sale within the city.
(c)-He shall have general supervision Of the arch
itectura beauty and make recommendations as to the
color and style and character OF buildings pavings.
sidewalks. to him may seem advisable to the end OF
improving the city's appearance and beauty
(d)-Powers Of Arrest-The Commissioner OF De-
partment No. l, and all saared employees Of the city
whose duties appertan to the enforcement Of any pro-
vision in this charter any ordinance OF the city re-
latng health shall have the right and power to ar
any person persons who violate any Of the ord
nances rules or regulations ordained for the promo
,on Of health.
(e)-He shall in connection with the health officer
under ordinances rules and regulations adopted by the
City Council or under any authority given by state
law properly isolate all contagious diseases record
OF which shall be kept file in his Office. statement
tanning to said Health Department. shall be kept sep
arate and distinct from other funds
()-He shall have general supervision OF all pub
lie affairs not otherwise provided in this charter.
Section II.
Finance and Supples-The Commissioner OF De-
partment No. 2 shall have charge of Department
No. 2.
(a)-He shall be the purchasing agent OF all sup
plies for all departments of the city; he shall also be
the city collector and such II shall be his duty to
collect all water rent, license fees, money OF the
city in the hands of the County Treasurer, and all
moneys due the city, and shall daily during banking
hours pay the to the City Treasurer taking his
receipt therefor. Said Commissioner shall furnish
good and sufficient bond for the faithful performance
OF his duties.
: (b)-Fiscal Year Same as Calendar Year-The
fiscal year OF the city shall commence OF the lst day OF
January and end the 3lst day OF December OF each
year.
(c)--Public Moneys-The Commissioners OF De-
partment No. shall. under the power and control OF
the City Council have the direct management OF the
revenues OF the city except otherwise provided by
10 IN CONTINUED MONDAY
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
...,..,c,, on s,,E,urrs SALE

NOTICE or S"
a.. circuit Court Of tho s'nte of
" q, oregon. for tho County OF K'""'
sth.
I'll. American bank aud Tru.. ,,'.',,. ."""'
Nv pan,. n Corporation ''"'"''"'
~ . ,,.
marie l., Olnord aud Walter ! y ai' ~,
ford. wife and Husband '"'
PENDANTS.
,.,,,. 4. hereby giyen that. by ''r'
a, nn execution. duly Issued ou'
y, ,sI The npovc.cu'I,lod eonr, "na cause 1875
" '" ~. ,a,h day OF January. 1919. up
W d,ercc, made aud entered of rec.
v" aid cause on the 10th day Of
"" ..,y 1918, In favor Of tho above
..msd plaintiff. directing the nn'o OF
tho 'ss premIscs thoroin and hereinafter
ae.erlbcd. to natl'f, tho sums '''p'e'
,l,el, stated below
xox therefore. by virtue Of said
'.n,i,u. and In compliance with
w,It have duiy io,lod ON each
LA prcmlscn. aud will. ON Tues
A., the 18th day Of February. ipi2
VI IN o'clock q. N, of that day. nt the
,,o., aoor Of tho county court house
!. klamath Fails, klamath County
o,sson. scll. at public auction. to The
,,s.,, blddrr for cash, nil the right
,lI. and interest of tho nbovo'hh'neo
,.,,,san,s. aud cach of thcm. III and
!. .,,h Of said premises. hcroihaftoi
,,,e,lbed, OF ~ much thereof. IN 'aei
ans. of suit. ~ may bo necessary I,
.,,,.,, ,hs sums named IN said chc,u.
lion. respectively. and hcr'inafi"'
made TO appear. together With th'
,,a,mcu,s. hcrcdltamcn'A and appur
,,u,pec. lhcrcun,o belonging or Ia
,ayvi,c appcr,Aining'
The said premises arc 10 be SOLD
q. a,otesald. IN thro. causes of suit
,sa The amounts In pay ncn' 81 which
N, proceeds u each sale arc To be
applied In satisfaction Of said iuds
usu,. appear respectively and immo
da,ely after the description of the
,,emlsca 10 each cause ~ suit. a. fol
loss, to.wl,
i-pruisca TO be sold In nrs'
ou,c Of suit
Lots three ca and four 90 Ia
blOsi ,hlrt, seven tsD. and lots one
ID. two -. three tD. four to and
Bl. in block t~cn,y-one t3D. ol
Second addition 10 tho city of Khan
sn ran, klamath county Oregon
and
Proceeds from such hAic Ia he AT
Piled TO the paymcn, oi tho principa
sum Of ,i.G66 90 and in,cfca, thereon
nte, rate Of 10 per cent per annum
from May Z. igli. tn, sum of 5000
atiofnsys' fees. the sum Of e,o,IS
tie propor,iuna,o par, Of the cost
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
SAY TEDDY FlOPPfO N
FLING FULL OF SARCASM
United Press Service

PORTLAND. Feb, l0.--"Thc great
Dom of 'hc outlook has Topped again.
We did not. however, regard him as
nh important addition to our ranks, -
This sarcastic ning at Thcorodo
Roosevelt, today marks the formal
launching OF the orcgon's womcn's
equal suffrage campaign. Mrs. Helen
MAY Greeley. lawyer and representa-.
tive of the New York Equal Suffrage
League led the attack agains, Roose-
,-lt with the above declaration.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
LAWSUIT WITH WHISPERS
GETS VERDICT At LAST
! litigation which HAD ii.sn I"miin Z
for Forty Years IN Mas.asi,ms.,,. /.
County. Finds. win Al Those Orig.
inniiy Interested Trad

bOBTOS. Feb. lO.--h ease which
har bocn pending In Ihc SUFFOLK coun.
y court tor forty years ig ended, aud
Judgment viii be- entered for IN. 90.
tate Of the plnintin IN the sum Of 15i..
2G3
The suit waA brought by James r.
Moor. against Daniel T. Inwson n
60, formerly Wholesale boot and shoe
dealers In Boston. aud was for the set.
lie 'mont of n partnership account. For
t""n'y.rtyon y"nrn no substantial
progress wnA made IN the proceeding,
~ three masters appointed by the
court died before making any report
Every person originally connected
IN the ease. including Judges aud
counsel, IL dead. tho last survivor
Moore. III" plaintiff. having died last
y"nr The work of III. master was
u ido more dliNcult because the boob 4
had bc"n damaged almost To the poin
of d'A'ruc'lon In the grca, Bor,on nre
Of 1879.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
CONTINUED FROM YESTERDAYS HERALD
Section bs.

Section 6S.
Special Appropriations for iol2-fhe council shall
during the year l9l2 pass such special appropriation
ordinances may he necessary to pay the salaries ad
deay the expenses oi any and all departments OH
aud employees o the city for the year 1917 but not
thereafter; and the warrants Tor the payment Tor such
salarc, and expenses after being duly allowed and
audited may bc drawn against such appropriations and
the amount required for the paymcn, oi such war
rants much thereof may he necessary shall bc
payable out OF any available moneys not otherwise
appropriated, failing such money, the warrants shall
be registered and payable out Of the revenue o the
next fiscal year. which said tax levy shall be made su'
gently large To pay for the same,
Section 90
Collection oi Taxcs-unt the council shall other
wise by ordinance provide the County Tax Collector
shall collect all city in the same manner and nj
the time as the state taxes collected and all
laws o the state for the assessment ot property ana
the levy and collection Of general taxes including laws
Tor the sale Of property for and the redemption
OF the same shall apply and have full effect within the
city except as otherwise modified by this charter
On or before the sth day Of each month the City
Clerk shall collcc, from the County Treasurer the
amount OF collections OF the city for the proceed
ing month,
Section 67.
City lndcbtcdncss--Thc Indebtedness Of the city
may be incurred by bond issues providing for the city
an adequate water, electric light and sewerage sys-
TEN and other public utilities In the event OF the c'y
owning its own water system, the surplus OF the 'nhu
rom the sale Of water to the consumers in excess OF
operation and maintenance shall be applied as follows
oper ceniun to apply interest and other ndebted-
ness and SO per centum to be converted into the sink
hS iund for the redemption Of water bonds In the
event OF the city owning its electric lighting system all
moneys received in excess Of operation and manten-
ance shall be applied in the redemption OF electric light
Section 68.
:, la)-Department OF Water and Light an entity
:" The event the city shall own IFS own water ana
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
Silverware Of Quality

We guarantee to every purchases Of
Community Silver that II y the best
that can be made by skilled workmen
with the latest machinery and the best
material. and this guarantee 10 based
upon q reputation for excellence and
integrity In manufacture now estab.
iished for over half . century.
Special Osssastee
We guarantee all goods (except
knives, bearing the stamp. Commun.
ity Silver. Triple Plus. Tor 0fty years
In ordinary family use. For sale By
FRANK y. UPP.
Matchmaker. Jsvslsr and Engravsr.
Willits Building.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
sU10aONs

IN the Circuit Cous. q the oeats Of
Oregon. for ne county q Elam-
ath.
NJ. n. Obsnchaip. pisintiR.
l;snsome-C -Crummsy Company. . s'os.
poration. Defendant.
so Ransoms-C Crummsy Company. D..
fendant Above Named:
In the name Of the STATE Of ORE
son: You are hereby required TO
answer the complaint Aisd asainst
vou In the above entitled action. On
r before the - day Of February.
1919. that being the day Of the last
publication OF this summons. and the
last day within which you are ~
auired to answer. - Axsd by the or
Ger Of publication OF this summons.
II you fall to appear and answer,
the plaintiff viii take judgment
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
against you for the sum specified ID
said complaint.

against you for the sum specified In
said complaint.
Said action 10 brought 70 recover
the balance Of e1.oso. due from you
TO plaintiff. for services rsndsred saa
labor performed In said state Of Ore.
son. between the Let day Of February
and the 3oth day OF November. Of the
rear 1910. and piainti4's costs as1
disburssments in such action.
That the defendant was. q ~
commencement Of this action. an1
now 10. the owner Of certain personal
property. attached In klamath eous.
~. Oregon. and described - follows.
to-wit:
standard gauge eafs,
street sprinkise.
I 3-horss strsst or road miller.
That on the 9th day Of Dccembss.
1911. and AFTER he issuance Of s0m.
mons 70 bs SERVED o. said defea1'
ant. at the instance Of the plainti6.
The sheriff Of sid county duly ~
sached said above Described psrsooal
property and now holds he sane n
his possession. q klamath Pals. Or.
gon. BY virtue Of said witt Of attach
mont
This summons 70 pablishsd once .
week. for siI successive weeks. IN
the Evening Herald. . daily nsvs.
paper. OF general circulation. printed
and published In the city Of klamath
Fails. Klamath county. Oregon. b.
order Of Honorable WIN. Q. Wordsn.
Judge Of the county court Of klamath
county. state Of Oregon. and dated
December ~. 1911. the arst publiea-
tion Of this summons being made %
the 33d day OF December. 1911.
STONE q BARRETT.
l3-33-5.S Att'ys for Paints.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that there
ARE funds In the city treasury for the
redemption OF general fsnd warrants
up TO and including No. 2.sls. Pro-
tested July 90. 1908. Interest will
cease from date hereof.
Dated at klamath Falls. Oregon.
January 80. 1919.
J. W. siEMENS. City Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10

Governor johnson left New York
todly for Washington To see la Fol.
ic,tc. and will return here before
starting for Sacramento.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
FOR AALE
DRY SLAB WOOD

am now delivering drst class
fs-inch dry slab ~ood 70 any place In
tho city for % . iosl. Now IL the
time 70 get your woed cheap. before
get weather besiss
r. G. CAAl6ON.
Leave orders at O.. X. Transfer CON-
pany or Oregon Harness company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
Section 20.

Qualifications OF Heath Oficer-1'he health officer
shall be graduate OF reputable medical college, and
shall have practccd medicine and havabeen resident
Of tile City OF Klamath Falls, Oregon, one year next
preceding his appointment, fIe shall be licensed to
practice medicine within the State OF Oregon. such
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10
NOTICE

There are funds on hand to redeem
the following sewer warrants: Nos.
-. Is. %s. ~. 80. 81. ~. -. 81.
interest will cease from date hereof.
Dated At Klamath Fails. Ore. this
2sth day Of Janussy. 1919.
J. W. eIEMENA City Treasurer.
ssth day Of January. il13. 3s.3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10

We have some very desirable 9th
street property for saIe-stephens
Hunter Realty Co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-10

lighting systems, either of them, all property rights
aud Obligations OF the city in respect to water or light
ing systems shall be rs far practicable administered
as an entity and the City Council is hereby author.
lied to create departments and pass all needed rules
aud regulations Tor the carrying ont OF this provision
oi the charter All contracts records and munmcnts
oi title pertaining thereto shall be assembled and care
fully preserved. and account shall be kept OF the
assets liabilities. receipts and disbursements separate
and distinct from the Of the other depart
mcnts.
(b)-Ra,cs, Regulations, Fines-Thc City Council
shall in the the city its own water system
by ordinance fix rates establish regulations for thcusc
oi water by the consumer thereof provide for the or
dcrly administration OF the department and impose
fines and penalties Tor the violation thereof Such ord
nance shall establish uniform system OF rates for the
use of water by the consumers thereof from which
rates there shall be no rebate or reduction.
Whenever the revenue from said water system
shall produce a surplus over and above the cost OF
operation and maintenance and interest on the cost OF
construction and the sinking fund provided by this
charter for the redemption OF bonds It shall then be
the duty of the city council reduce the rates to con-
sumcrs so that as far practicable the people may re-
ccivc the benefits of this department at not more than
actual cost plus reasonable allowance for depreca-
ton and extension OF said system.
All consumers living outside of the city limits shall
pay such rates may be established and fixed by the
City Council
Section 60.
Assistance and Empoyes-The City Council shall
appoint city health officer, who shall act with and u'
der tho direction of the mayor; may also appoint
plumbing Inspector and all such assistants and EN-.
povcs as may be necessary to protect the health oi
the city
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-05-30
HIGHLAND CENTER.

Geo. Bane called on his son William
Bane near Kirkville Friday.
Mrs. Lou Bottorff and daughters
Lena ami Marie were passengers 70
Ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs. J. =. Wycoff and daughter Car
RE visited at the J. p Wyt,ff home
near F'arson Thursday.
Albert Balm of Hedrick spent Sun
dav with friends in Highland.
Fl. Ii. Dickens and faulty oc Farson
and Miss Katherine Calvert Of OF
tumwa called on frien1s in Highland on
Sunday.
Mrs. NJ Knight has re:I,ned to i'er
home after a plea SAINT visit with her
daughter Mrs. Z. Woo!umrs and fam
lily of arnes City.
G. F. Beall was Il passenger to Sig
Quincy Thursday evening
Dr. srd Mrs. Lawson md DR.. aid
Mrs. Williams attended the land en-
cert iii 3edrick Sat .r.ity ever ing.
". II Grain WAS Il passenger t OF
tumwa Saturday.
Miss Zua BottOrff If near HeGricll
has beer visiting relatives Fear E'gs.
lane.
Edward Mowery If Hedrick spent
Wednesday in Highland.
Mrs. Geo. Phillips Of 1t;umwa spent
Thursday with her aunt Mrs. NJ. A.
Kirkpatrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. T lo,MpsSr nf Dahlon-
ega passed through he,e SunIay.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-05-30
CHARLTON.

Mrs. Lizzie Fuller Of Beatrice. Nebr.
returned home yesterday after weeks
visit with her brother P. V. Van Ars-
dale and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Oppenheimer re-
turned yesterday from few days WISH
with relatives In Abba.
Mrs. Daisy Fancher and Miss Elsmoe
Douglass are spending few days IN
Des Moines visiting friends and attend
ing the Baptist convention.
Mrs. Wiley Young and son MACK
have gone to Des Moines to visit heI
daughrer Mrs. Herman Marchand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Haines return
ed Yesterday from a few days WISH
with relatives and friends in Indian
ola.
Miss Laura Swift returned last even.
ing from visit in Des Moines with
her sister Josie who accompanied her
home and Will spend the summer here
Mrs. Villa Jenkins has returned
home after visit near Newborn with
her mother Mrs. Mile Anderson VIII:
has been seriously i'll.
Mrs Lottie Wilson and son Near
Of Derby who had been spending a few
days with her niece Mrs. Nora Bishop
and other relatives in Whitebreas'
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry White are the
parents Of a son born yesterday Mrs
White was formerly Miss Fern Gartin
township returned home yesterday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-05-30
|KEOKJJK DAM IS GREAT ENGINEERING
ENTERPRISE; BARR EXPLAINS WORK

about 1150,O00 horse power now used
for manufacturing in that state, as
against 651,57S horse power IN use III
1905, when the census was taken.
LAS regards the more immediate VI
cinity Of this new and great power de-
velopment, statistics of the zone with
15O-mile radius are as follows Wlthlh
this zone Is population G910) or g.
205,919; factories in thirty cities 10 the
number of 1891, capitalized at $o9o,-
0S5,0OO, and turning out annually proc
ucts worth at the factory $7l2, ,oOo'
the population within the zone includes
from As to Al per cent of the popuia-
ton of the states segmented, excluding
Chicago and includes nearly half the
counties - each state. with an average
Of 81 per cent of the most densely pop
ulated counties of the three states. And
in the center Of this zone Is being Gre
ated a combination OF dam. turbines
and generators which will nearly quin-
tuple the amount Of manufacturing
done within the 150-mile radius from
the plant
The capital of s27,ooo,ooo required to
carry out the project was furnished
chiefly by English and Boston capital
lists. The federal bill authorizing the
water power development provides that
the dry dock and lock shall be decided
to the government on their completion.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-05-30
-
Abba.

The first morning session OF the
Christian Endeavor convention was
well attended. The bible study period
conducted by L. F. Davis of Winterset
was excellent. All the speakers of tn ,
morning session were unusually good.
The afternoon session was taken up
by tn juniors and thir work. The even
ing session Rev. j. w. Countermine
of Des Moiens will speak on "a Good
Conscience Hon. Nate Kendall will
also address the convention on Christ
ian Endeavor and Good Citizenship
Thursday afternoon will be unusual
~ attractive as far as sports are con-
cerned. The two aviators, Dadler
Mason and Nelse J. Nelson will fly and
their will be several auto races at the
fair grounds at Midway park. A game
of ball will be played between Abba
and Hiteman.
Mrs. Eva Watson was elected prin-
cipal of the Hooking school for the
coming year. The school closed it's
years session with a fine program.
T. NJ. Hammond left for his home at
Nelson, Nebr., this morning.