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The Washington herald., 1913-09-18

Mr.. Josephus Daniels, jr.. elder son of
the Secretary OF the Navy, and Mrs.
Daniels will leave Washington next week
for the Tome School in Maryland, where
he will be a student for the coming year.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. George L. An
drews are spending a short time in New
York at the Hotel Gotham en- route to
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18

Mr.. Herman c. Rakemann and family.
who have been spending the past three
weeks at Asbury Park, have returned to
the city.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18

The Russian Ambassador and Nine
Bakhmetef. who have been making a
series of automobile visits to Providence
and other places, returned TO Newport
yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18

Among those who entertained friends
at dinner at the Chevy Chase Club last
night before the dance were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. William Henry. MIR. and Mrs A.
T. Britton, Capt. Talbot, Capt. Baldwin,
Mr.. Corcoran Thorn. and Capt. Cheat
ham
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18

Rear Admiral and Mrs Willard II.
Brownson also are arrong the Washing
tonians spending a few days at that ho-
te-ia New York
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18

DIR. Charles w. Richardson has re-
turned to Washington from a trip to
Kingston and Panama.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17
z DEAD IN FLOOD;
LOSS 100000
Rescue of Woman and Baby
Fatal to Exhausted Life
Saver in Boat.

LOUISVILLE, KY Jan. 1.-Two
lives were claimed by the flood along
the ohio in the last "a hours. At Gov
ineton Andrew Weger. while rowing
woman and baby to safety in a boat,
fell exhausted and the boat was swept
down the current. The crew of the
Louisville life saving station saw the
peril and set out in pursuit a race
for life followed. and the life savers
reached the boat just as it was being
swept under some barges. They grasp
ed the woman and baby and saved
them, but the man was drowned
Near Carleton. Ky, Mrs. Jacob Hen
dirk was drowned when her buggy was
driver off an embankment into back
water from the Ohio.
one million dollars Will not cover the
damage that has been done by the food
along the lower Ohio river. according to
conservative estimates. Four hundred
miles of houses, crops and live stock
have been swept away. 1t will be
weeks before the refugees can return
to their water soaked homes.
Forty people were found by a patrol
boat. marooned in a house three miles
from greensboro, Ky. The house was
on a knoll and neighbors had fled to it
when the waters rose. They had been
there two days with scanty provisions.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17
WOMAN AND CHILDREN
EACH HAVE 2 HEARTS;
AMAZED

EASTON, PA, Jan. 17.-Medical au-
thorities are amazed today over the
discovery by DIT. James Morgeustein
that Mrs. Berton Perkins and her three
children, Anna, Allen and Doris, aged
thirteen, eleven and four, respectively,
each have two hearts.
This is regarded as the most Won
derfuI phenomenon in medical history
and specialists are coming here to join
The county medical association in a
further examination Of the family so
soon as they are liberated from a
chicken po& quarantine.
DR.. MOrBenstein, who was examining
the chest of one of the children. afflict-
ed with chicken box, was startled when
ne located another heart on the child's
left side. He then examined the other
children and finally the mother. each
showing heart on either side Of the
breast
TO outward appearances the Perkins
are like other humans, and the children
are all healthy and strong and mix in
with their playmates in their games.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17
LIGHT COMPANY ASKS
EMPLOYEES TO VOTE
FOR CITY CONTRACT

MACON, GA, Jan. lin a signe8
statement the officials Of the Macon
Railway and Light Company and the
Central Georgia Power Company cal.
upon their employees, who number 500,
TO register for the special election and
in it vote for the ratification OF the new
flve-year lighting contract by when
the city win save. and the companies
will lose. about 100000
The officials state that their bid Of
S2195 per year for each arc light, re-
duction of &3S.05 on the present rate
which was made in competition With
W. J. Massee. was made in absolute
good faith. and that the good name and
integrity Of the company demands and
impels that assistance be given the city
in carrying the election
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17
400 PUPILS LEAD
BOOM FOR GREER
Children Ask Mayor to Name
Councilman Chairman of the
Committee on Schools.

Four hundred anhool children have
asked Mayor Woodward TO appoint
Councilman J. j. Greer. Of the Fifth
ward. chairman Of the council commit
tee Oh schools in the place Of Alderman
VanDyke. who has resigned.
Their request was presented to the
mayor yesterday by Miss Julia Rior-
dan, principal of the Davis street
school The 400 juvenile petitioners
are the pupils in this school They de-
sire this honor conferred on Council
man Greer because OF his loyalty to
them in their fight for a new school
building.
Mayo. Woodward informed Miss
Riordan that he had not accepted the
resignation OF Alderman NanDyie, and
made no definite promise as to whether
he ould grant tine wishes of the young
stars. IL said he would take the mat
ter unucr usdcration.
Miss Eiordan presented the request to
the mayor just after she and d big dele
cation of citizens men, women and
children. had appeared before the fl
nance committee and pleaded for an
appropri alton FIR a new and modern
school 10 suppiaut the present ram
shsckle and Inadequate frame building.
Mr. Manor 400 children asl, that you
appoint Ny. Greer chairman of the
school committee" said Miss RioIdan
These clilCroa aye inter ely interest
"a I'm everything taat pertains to tine
~ & .-aI. n @
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17
AUGUSTUS TRADE BODY
ELECTS 1918 OFFICIALS

AUGUSTA. GA, Jan 17.-At the an
snual meeting Of the members Of the
Merchants and Manufacturers association
officers and directors were elected
The new officers are +. H. Rice, pres
ident; b. b. Russell, vice president; II.
NJ. Taylor. second vice president, c. r.
Marks secretary; $. NJ. sylvester, treas
. urer,
! Marvin Haynie Thomas j. Hamilton,
J. c, McAulifCe, J, A. NIullarky G. w.
Andrews, J c. Acton, j. H. James j. L.
Stratford, A. E, NonIlamp. w, h. Pace,
G. ~. Wise, c, l.. Castleberry a. T..
Schweers. Maurice Walton and the ofi-
GERS, form the board Of directors
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17
OFFICIALS DEPOSIT CASH OF
CITY TO PERSONAL CREDIT

MACON. Ga, Jan. lin special
port to council, city auditor, K. W.
Jemisou. an expert accountant, charges
that a number of city officials have the
practice Of deposting city money han
died by them in the bank to their own
credit though subsequently giving the
treasurer their personal check for the
amount.
This is a bad practice" says the
auditors report, and one that should
be speedily corrected by council. as ii
may lead to complications. Besides, Il
is in violation of law to mix public ana
personal moneys"
1t is very likely that council vii
take action at its meeting next Tues
cay night.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17
% MEN GIVE UP SKIN
IN EFFORT TO SAVE
BURNED GIRLS LIFE

PITTSBURG, Jan. 17.-Twenty- two
men this afternoon will sacrifice cuticle
in an effort to save the life of little
Margaret Williams. aged fourteen, a
stranger to all of them, who was badly
burned several weeks ago.
When first taken to the hospital ply
sicians declared she would only live
five hours. She rallied and, believing
she would have a fighting chance, ply
sicians grated skin from six men to
her back This was a test operation,
and today they decided to call in %
other men who had volunteered to aid
in the saving of the girls life if posi-
BILE
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17
FRANKFURTERS FLOAT
ASHORE IN QUANTITIES

BOSTON. Jan. 17.-"IIot dogs" will be
drug in the market at Nahant for the
next few weeks, for yesterday mornings
incoming tide brought harvest of frank
furters to its shores From Goves market
to the Bass Point house the beach was
strung with all sorts of sausages. Where
they came from was last night an I'M
solved mystery
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17
INDIVIDUAL COMMUNION
CUPS FOR ROME CHURCH

ROME, CA Jan. IL So widespread
has become the movement for the indl-
vidual drinking cup that the plan has
been adopted by the congregation Of the
First Baptist church. Hereafter all
communicates at communion services
viii use individual drinking cups for
the wine instead Of all drinking out of
the same receptacle other Rome
churches. where communion services
are held, are thinking of adopting the
same plan.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17
DEPUTY SHERIFF'S SLAYER
GIVEN SENTENCE FOR LIFE

COLUMBUS, GA, Jan. 1T-Howard
Davis. the negro man who shot and killed
Deputy Sheriff n. Bussey Wright in
Nance's district on Christmas eve night,
has been found guilty of murder in the
superior court and given a life sentence
in the penitentiary. The jury recon-
mended that the punishment he made life
Imprisonment instead of hanging Four
teen policemen and several deputy sher-
IFS were in the court room throughout
the trial
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17
MAN IS DIVORCED BY
HIS FIFTH WIFE OF 81

EUGENE, OREG.. Jan. l7.-Mrs Eliza b.
beth Learned, 81 years old. has been
granted a divorce from George Learned.
aged Sc They We're married two years
ago. Elizabeth was Mr.. Learned's fifth
wife, and Mrs. Learned has thrice ven
tured matrimony. Mrs. Learned COM
planned that the husband objected to her
religious leanings
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17
HARRY THAW GETS
A TALKING MACHINE

FISHKIIL LANDING. y. Y. Jan. II
Harry Is. Thaw is in receipt OF a hand
some phonograph AZ the Matteawan state
hospital, with leo records II was pres
ont from his mother and came direct from
Tie manufacturers. With II was a man
10 unpack and show Thsw how the in
Strument PLAYED.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17
Is, 900 MUSKRATS ARE
KILLED IN TEN DAYS

LA CROSSE. WIS, Jan. 17.-Between
$4,000 and 10000 muskrats were killed in
this territory within ten days, according
to the declaration of NJ. Rostenstein, of
the Lacrosse Fur and Hide Company.
The average price for muskrat hides is
between 40 and so cents making total
of $125O0 that has been paid out to Ind
ians and trappers by fur and hide COM
panies of Lacrosse.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17
WIDOWS HAND BY
SHOWING HER HIS FARM

CARLYLE, ILL, Jan. 17.-C. l. Sb.,
lenberger, a well-to-do farmer. LIVING ~,
Marion, H., learned through friend 10.
Mrs. Eliza Kellbach, a widow of his oi+-
wanted another husband. He came by
few days ago and she returned
Marion with him and visited his fsu1
After services the congregation rera<a5
and witnessed their wedding. He is ~
and she is So years old
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17
BURGLARS STEAL HER S35
SET OF FALSE TEETH, TOO

CINCINNATI. Jan. 17-Burglars,
after chlorofOrming Mrs. Horace Kamp
and ransacking her home. noted her
beautiful S35 set of false teeth ana
stole them, too
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17

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There's nothing better than Rex
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septic and auti-tuberCular tonic.
We guarantee it to give SatiStac-
ton or your money will be cheer
f Rail,e refunded. sec
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-17

Breakfast Bacon, strips 1ec, zoe 23c
kingnsn's Pork Sausage ...,, zoe
kinesn's Breakfast Bacon, car
ton.............. .26c
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-25
GARDEN SAGE OARkENS GRAY HAIR
50 NATURALLY NOBODY Gan TELL

IThis can always - 1eooa1e1 500 -
bring back The aatusal eeles aa1 lus.
ire of yeus hair. 80 = ehe ~
shias kaeva % remove 1as1su9. 500
itching scalp an1 falliag hair.
Evssybody sheosss "Wyseh's" oaOo
end Sulphur because ie 1askess -
naturally and svsaly that nobo1y eaa
tell u has been applies. Yes simply
dampsn . sponge o. soet brush ssd
draw this through the hair. takias
one small strand st time. which ~
quirss but . few momeats. Do u,is
II night and By mornins the srsy hais
has disappssrsd. and after another
application II becomes beautifully
dark and appears siossy. iuserous esd
abundant. Il certainly helps fo,ks
look years younger as1 twice - ~
trsctivs. says . vsli-ksova 1eNa-
town dsusgise.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-25

ere ssstias civiiissd vssy fest. end
whoa this % called the eivilissd ase
II 10 . misaonsr. The avaksains
period. ! think. would b. more aprro-
pirate. bseauss few men and women
are awake 10 the fact that . real eiviI.
lsation h possible. There are nov
In all parts Of The world Q growing
number. Who can sss Visions Of this
coming civilisation--a time whsn DE-
generates and crininsls which are
born Of poverty and perverted social
conditions shalt bs no more-when
sil shall have enough Of this world Z
goods. and 20 spare. when this ideal
10 fully realised. then. for the nrss
time In the history. will the sun shins
on . free nation. whore queen dsmoc-
racy shall reign supreme.
JOHN AUsrAD.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-25
1lsssssss ~ Lssass. Psssss1s osalU
lsehlag; paa1su9 - 1alS-
- ua1B

That beautiful. svss SHADE q Cart.
sIossy hair 60 ealy - ~ ~ besv.
ing . MIXTURE os oass Tsa aad oul-
phur. whils it y . Dusay es1ioua
task. Il we'll sspays tAsss vhess hais
u turning gray. faded asl seseaks1.
Your hair y yosr ehaso. u makes
or mara the faee. whsa u fa1es,
turns gray sad iooks dry. visDy aal
scraggiy just an applisatied o. eve
Of Sage and Sulphur eaAaaees ~ ~
psaranes Q hundred eol1.
Doa't bother 70 DssOaee the teais;
you ean ~ f.ea any 6suUesee -.
esae bessle - "WyeeAs oaoe as1 ouj'
phus Hair Remedy" rsaly - -,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-25
Of 200 TO
ENTERTAIN 5000
|Dsoa.ALu.A. IN cl4ACKAlGAs COuN.
n. rACkLD ONE Ov TnE ss0.
Ossr RxzURAISlaExT soss
svss laADs

| PORTLAND. Ans. ss-A tssk Hss-
|ealsaa fneos ~ thSiviag llttis town
Iee 1Gs1a1lA. vhieA v1m sgasad ~ Ter
'nal Grssting - ~ esoing q ~
Ara sailrsal liss. ospesabss 10 -
!So. Aleheugh ~ town has nos oors
,shaa 80 iahabltants. Il has snnoune-
ie1 thae n Vim ~ rsaAy 70 aeeeane-
dats 49, eatsrtain IL S.eee vis1ters
y ho. sufreenlins esonsnitsss pss-
laies. viIl stsss1 th< tvc-day eslsbsa-
ltioa.
The oosasloa marks The snsrancs Of
the arst train ovsr TIE nsv Portland.
,Eussns snd Eastern railway. . branch
OF the system Of eIsctsies rsdiatins
Through the sntirs Willamette Valley.
woodburn wtll run one special
train. silvsrton asothsr. Salem . third
and Portland win operate at lsest one
special and psrhaps :vo.
More thsa 100 automobiles are
lowbsl within . radius Of avs miles q
nslalla. aAA shs conussciai cIub
there hss secured shs pgo0iss Of sv-
'svs ear ovnse q Acaa's III s,sehl.s
; fos TIE two days y tahe ths visitors
o. tour Of ~ yslsSv. \ vasisd pro
gran OF sports anA anassnsats has
S~sn srranssa. Ttess YIN b. sxhib-
~ Of livsseoek an1 ths products of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-25

Fos ~ part. an not able 70 class
~ nsa whe could uss the lash o. Z
fellow bslnG--tisd. and unable TO de-
fsnd hinsslf.
sAnit that ny knowlsdgs about
the aninal kingdom b limited. and Il
I shoul1 write . book shout ''ths
villa animals have nsves known" II
would mako . big one. But from
what ! do know about the lower AMI
rails. DO not think that the intel
lsctual ancestors Of such . man can
be found among them. Honor b. "a
the last legislature. which had the
decency to repeal the Law and stop
this dssyadins practice.
do not wish 70 say hard things
about Justice 0owsn. Who gave the
sentence. believe that his fsslings
we're outrassd when the evidences of
this so-eallsd man was laid before
him. and Tor the moment hs thought
whipping . At punlshmsnt. He did
not stop 70 rsAect that The evil effect
On the community Of such DEGRADING
punishmsat may b. far greater thaa
the oct OF one degenerate toward .
fellow bsing. He had forgotten that
one wrong cannot b sishtsd By CON-
mittiug another. and II ~ had taken
time 10 reflect. I do not think he can
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-25

subscribe sss re nssasl. % ssss'
} meath.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-25

- LBI1EDD vDO11 I'm PD0eID Q
rConnulieations ssat 70 the Hee.
'aA foe pablleafteo in tA1o 6opost-
0eat shoul1 ~ s8ooo1 0oo voe1O d
IloaGth an1 mooe - aceo0poslo1 N
ths name and adlroao e thS Ssslee.I ]
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-25

The eagerly awaited regulations
proposed BY the United statss depart
nent Of agriculture. bureau Of b,o-
logical survey. liking the seasons In
which the shooting Of migratory birds
IL allowed. authorised under the r.
Gently enacted wseks-hcl.san miera-
tory bird law. have tust bsea made
public BY the department. they are
effective October I. 1919. subject TO
any chansss that may b detsrminrd
on between now and then.
In view Of the widespread Interest
In this matter. not only On the part OF
sportsnea. but Of lovers Of wild life
sensrally. the American Game Prossc-
tive and Preparation Association.
Which vss aetivs II Ne movement fos
the snactnsat Of tAs wssks-McLsan
la~. Aas sunnarissa The most import
ant points Involved In tAsss rssula.
tloas. ~ tollows;
0snss nnseah11sAsa
0sasrslly spsaking the country ls
divided Into two sonss. northsrA and
southern. The dividing line runnins
wholly OF In part north Of latitude 20
degrees and the Ohio River. Oregon
b n the northern sons.
The opsn ssasons provided In the
state Of Oregon On the four classss Of
migratory birds that have bssn con-
stituted for the purposes Of thsss rsg-
ulations are - follow:
Glass i--Brandt. ducks. geese. ssp-
tsmbsr ls TO Decsmbsr rs.
Clnss 3-Rails. ccots. gAlliuulss.
September to November 20.
Class 3-woodcock. October I to
November 20.
Class \--Blsckbrssstsd aAd soldsa
plovsr. jacksnips. greater and lssssr
ysllcvlseS. ssptsnbsr ls to Dsesa-
bsr IS.
suunasy - Rseulaessas
By vay a. sunnarisatioa the Sol-
lovias ssatsasats nay - made:
1.-Exesotioss have hssa uads q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-25

I Having cold ouF lFe insuSaeee
business, all accounts fos Ore insur.
ance policies written duriag the
months Of July and August. 1913. are
payable. whsn due. st the ence Of ~
City and county Abstract company.
81 Aata strset.-KlanalA yalls ~
suranes Co.. by Q. y. Huntss. ls-st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-25

EoISoI derosos
an glad 70 know that there is at
least one o1scial here who refuses 10
saerfncs bis manhood. degrade bis
once and bssmirch the name OF our
fair city By refusing TO whip . poor
degenerate when ordered TO do 20 By
the justice OF the peace. when I read
about that ssatsncs ehs other day ny
heart sank % the level Of my shoe
tops. but vhsn hsard Of the rsfusa;
ef Sheriff Low 70 carry out The go
tsncs. Il again ross 70 IL ususl alti-
tude. NJ. Low dees not belong 70
NJ political faith. an1 - vas net
elected 70 once with the help Of ny
vots. but I IN liberal enough 70 rec
ogsiss . real man whsrsvsr ! sss
him. regardless Of what his political
or religious bslisf nay ~.
Il b because there are such men
snS women among ~ that I have
hope for Z coming eivilisatioa-msn
snd women with convictions and eouS-
|ass enough 70 stand up for them.
Such ehassctsrs constituts The van
guards Of our fresdon-ths watch
dogB q our liberties.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-25
New Regulations for Hunting
Seasons Under Federal Law
County Divided Into Two Zones OREGON Season for
Brant, Ducks and Geese From September
Is to December Is

| liiampshire. Vermont. Rhode island,
Massachusetts. Connecticut. New
York. New Jersey. pennsylvrrls
Chic. Indiana. Michigan. wes, vir-
ginla aud Wisconsin.
insactlvcroWs birds. Including rob.
ins. iarks. ETC.. are protected AZ all
,Imcs In all ssases. and similar pro-
lection In given the smaller shore
birds and other speclcs which have
been greatly reduced In number. A
open season or reed or rice hirds from
september I TO October ~. inciuslvc,
b provided for In Delaware. Mary.
land. District Of Columbia. vlreinia
and South Carolina.
aAeealng o. Nivess
A novel and important feature h
the prohibition Of hunting o. the
great rivers Of the country except
during November and Dscsmbss.
Prohibited territory % dssisnatsd
hy the regulations In this instance h
- follows:
I.--Missiasippl River. iron New
crieans TO Minasapolis.
3.---Ohio River. from IL mouth 10
Pittsburg.
Missouri River between IL mouth
and Bhmark. N. D.
Under the provisions Of the Weeks
Mclsan Law three months are given
from the time these regulations srs
made public until they are presented
10 the prssidsnt for approval and are
nnslly adopted. II 10 also provided
that public hearinss may b had u
deemed proper. and Il is assumed that
these very probably viii b. held.
The regulations outlined sbovs ars
len effective contradiction 70 the m.
NOR. widespread In the Northwestern
states. 10 the eject that the Weeks
Mclean law prohibits the shootias II
any time OF ducks. and other Wild
fowl. Pull Information can - oh.
tanned By writing the department oI
ssrieultars for panphlsts - sad -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-25

By Wv a sunnarisatiea the Sol-
lovias seatsasats nay - made:
i.-Ezesotioas have bssa uaAs ID
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-25

Tho arst lightweight asht for
many years In which the champion.
ship os the world has been involved
will ss tha, between Willie Rlsehls.
the American champion. and Freddy
welsh. the nritlsa. French and Aus-
Itraiian champion. u Vancouver. d.
c.. September 9Th.
Ritchls's manager and frisnds have
claimed for him she championship OF
the world ever since he beat Ad Vol.
CAST. and st the same time Welsh has
insisted he was the champion OF the
world In his division. OF course both
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-25

both soncs for numerous reasons. hut
In most cases the closed seasons take
the average OF the existing laws ot
the states In the particular soner In
which they are located.
s.--Thers has been more cutting on
the closing than the opening dates Of
the shooting seasons ~ they now
exist.
s.---In most cases three months Of
open shooting are allowed for water
fowl. and IN some cases ~ much ~
three and ons-half months,
>.--spring shooting is absolutely
|rrohibitsd.
s.---ahoosins Of migratory birds b.
tween sunast ana sunrise 10 likewise
|pr.hibitea. t
e.--ln mo- cass vill there b issa
than thirty days when birds nay b.
shot durias the period et their great
|sss abundanes.
WAsa 0oeselng b RrsW1sesA
Birds that nay b shot are dividsd
BY the nsw regulations Into four
c!assss. Thsss. and the open seascns
allowed on them. follow,
Dates inclusive. northern Hons:
.I.--watss fowl. September to D.
esmbss rs.
s.--Rail. September I to Novsmbsr
-.
s.--woodcock. October to No
vsmbsr %.
lahore birds, septsmber To
December 10
Hpseia1 Proseetiea
4 closed season until ssptsnbss 1,
1915. h established for band-tailed
pigeons, littIs brown. sandholl aad
whoopins cranss; swans. eurlsw. all
shore birds except -krsasted and
golden plovsr. Wilson or jacksuipe
woodcoek. greater OF lasssr yellow
ls0s.
Wood duck IN addition are given Z
|eIoseA ssesoa % September !. 1919
N the foilowins states: hains. New
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-25

win buy . s-roens sesietiy Modern
new hosss. completely furnished; has
hath. toilet. electric lights: also three
rooms In basement; % good lot loest-
I'd on Eighth street. Owner must ell.
We viii make you . losn of $1,000
for three years on this property.
ss-tf r. =. SMITH REALTY co.