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The Washington times., 1913-02-13
THIS & THAT
LINES TO A DENTIST.
WitA Sometimes a Lite efthe Other

LINES TO A DENTIST.
If, eager for the public laugh,
Eve handed you slam,
Or penned cutting paragraph
I'm sorry, so I am.
Perhaps Ppe pulled a lot of stuff
hadn't ought have done; q
/ know I'pe been a little rough,
But that mas only fun.
But anyhow, that's at an end;
You're nice as you can be-
And any time you need a friend,
|. Just drop a line to ME.
Should some one run you down, OF
,. knock,
RI soak him, so ] will.
.
Remember that, now won't you
doc,
In making out the bill?
The Washington times., 1913-02-13

closer intimacy with the detailed operations of gov
eminent than has ever been attained by any Congress
of recent time But it is the only way to effect real
economy There is no royal road to retrenchment by
the easy process of the cheese knife.
The Washington times., 1913-02-13
CHENNIE.

The Atlantic cable is a grand little
institution, but sometimes a trifie slow
Over in Russia they are about to cele-
brate the tercentenary Of the accession
OF the Romanoffs to the throne, and
a whole lot of people On this side didn't
even know they'd accessed.
The Washington times., 1913-02-13

Representatives Cary and Kahn. as
any schoolboy could tell you. are the
gentlemen attempting to take the
works out of the Jones' Works bill.
The Washington times., 1913-02-13

These totals show considerable relative advance
but are small beside the great totals of Great Britain
OF the tonnage launched in the world during 1912
2Ol9, 1853 tons, 7l.3 per cent has been launched in
the United Kingdom.
The Washington times., 1913-02-13
In making out the biu'

They have started in on the suffrage
hike-hic. hike. hoc-and II there's q
paragraph in said hike 1t takes a better
wheeler than we are to locate 1t.
There's an idea! We hereby offer a
prize Of almost anything the winner
wants for a brand new suffrage gag
something humorous. and new. and ali
the rest of it. Come one, come all!
The Washington times., 1913-02-13
Amusements.

National-'The Red Widow" Sis D. NJ.
Belasco-"Ready Money" Sis .. m.
Columbia-George Evans Minstrels. 2:i5
and S:15 D. m.
Chase's-Polite vaudeville. els and Sis
p. m.
Polrs-"Get-Rich-ouick wallingford.
2:15 and S:1o p. m.
Academy-African hunt pictures, after
noon and evening
Casino-Vaudeville. afternoon and eve
ming.
Cosmos-Vaudevire. afternoon and eve
ming.
Gayety-New Behman show. 2:i5 ana
S:15 p. n.
Lyceum-Birly watson's show. ::l5 and
0:x p. N.
The Washington times., 1913-02-13

SOUNDS LIKE A FISH STORY.
CFrom the STAR
The Senators took their places in the
House with the same sort Of precision
as old-tiroe country church elders. fled
up to the mourners' bench, and THE
HOUSE QUIT TALKING AND Cos
sIPING WHILE THE SENATORS
CAME IN.
The Washington times., 1913-02-13
Mr.. Foster Is Busy Now.

G. s. X: Isn't it possible that that
first draught of the inaugaddress may
have blown through Mr.. Wilson's
"open mind?"
cHENNIE
The Washington times., 1913-02-13
Answering Julia.

am but a simple moment l confess;
But who in the Satan is Julia e. s.?
NAY
The Washington times., 1913-02-13

THE COLLEGE SECTION.
FTrom the .star.o From the STAR
A thousand George Word was received
town University stu here today from
dents will march IN Charlottesville. Va.
the inaugural parade that the faculty Of
II plans made at a the University of
meeting Of George Virginia has declared
town Law School March 1 holiday at
last night are car the institution.
ried into effect. The Because Of the fact
Georgetown contin- that President-Elect
gent will seek to Wilson 10 an alumnus
march second in the Of Virginia the lat
college section of the ter has been granted
parade, behind the the honor OF first DO
Princeton delegation. sition in the college
section OF the inau-
gurai parade.
The Seventh Day Adventists held a
meeting yesterday. Joke: An Atlanta
member of the clan Is alleged, to use a
Sherman antitrust word. to have re-
fused to eat hamburger because. as he
said, there was ham In IT,
ANTI-SUFFRAGE ARGUMENTS.
TX.
Suffrage's attitude toward Mr.. Helm
can news manages to crowd insurance
off the front page. at any rate.
The Mems Club Of Mt. Vernon Place n. Z.
church. viii hold debate March Ii on
Woman suffrage. For the latest and bes,
suffrage arguments. for and against. watch
this column.-Ady.
One gathers from Mr.. Taft's banquet
speeches that Republican defeat, last
November. was a sodsend to the party,
and the very thing that they were
pulling for.
D. J. b. desires US to point out
VaLENTine's Day for a great many
years. So we do it, with no little
trepidation.
The Post" Is no respecter of per-
sons. president Taft" 1t declares,
five members Of his cabinet. two gov
ernors and a score of distinguished
men,
The committee on stands has hung out
the "S. r. O." sign-Snow. Rain. and
Ooze.
Soaking OF laying cornerstones James
A. Patten must have started in that
way.
Mr.. Glover denies it. and now it's Mr..
Sims turn to re-state IL.
Add lines to keep standing: Japanese
Cabinet Resigns.
The suffrage mixers are being revised
downward.
Has anybody ever called it the SLAM
dered Oil Co.?
Because 1t isn't G. s.K.
The Washington times., 1913-02-13

AN intelligent civilization. states
Ashley M. Gould, will not try cases on
technicalities which are the means of
defeating the law" AS nearly as we
can figure 1t, 3,021 judges have grounds
for a libel suit.
The Washington times., 1913-02-13

PRINCETON AND VIRGINIA WILL HEAD
THE COLLEGE SECTION.
The Washington times., 1913-02-13

(From the Star
A thousand George
town University stu
dents will march IN
the inaugural parade
II plans made at a
meeting OF George
town Law School
last night are car
ried into effect. The
Georgetown contin-
gent will seek to
march second in the
college section Of the
parade, behind the
Princeton delegation.
The Washington times., 1913-02-13

ANTI-SUFFRAGE ARGUMENTS.
TX
Suffrage's attitude toward Mr.. Hefiin
The Washington times., 1913-02-13

CFrom the Star
Word was received
here today from
Charlottesville. Va.
that the faculty Of
the University of
Virginia has declared
March 4 a holiday at
the institution. . .
Because of the fact
that President-Elect
Wilson 10 an alumnus
Of Virginia the lat
ter has been granted
the honor OF first po-
sition in the college
section Of the inau-
gural parade.
The Washington times., 1913-02-13

It's an Ill wind. and so on. The Mex
can news manages to crowd insurance
off the front page, at any rate.
The Washington times., 1913-02-13

The Mems Club Of Mt Vernon Place n. E
Church South. which sounds like some
church. will hold a debate March II on
Woman suffrage. For the latest and best
suffrage arguments. for and against watch
The Washington times., 1913-02-13
| Historic
|Henpecked Husbands
I.-ABRAHAM LIN COIN
by Madison c. Peters


.
The Washington times., 1913-02-13

The Seventh Day Adventists held a
meeting yesterday. Joke: An Atlanta
member Of the clan Is alleged, to use a
Sherman antitrust word. to have re-
fused to eat hamburger because. as he
said. there was ham In It.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-07-30
MAYFLOW Err.

O. v Moore, wife and children Wis
tied the family of J. A. Summers
Saturday and Sunday.
The Little Rock boosters excursion
stopped here 10 minutes Tuesday
morning and played a tune on its
Brass band, meanwhile distributing
advertising matter. Quite a number
we're out to meet them.
Miss Mary Reeves, who is teaching
near here. has been offered first as
sistant place in the public school at
Plumerville for this winter. She will
not accept, however, having signed a
contract to teach in the Bigelow
school during that period.
Mrs. Homer Lawrence of Tank
Lake is here for few days.
Mrs Cureton of Conway visited hen
niece, Mrs. Walter Thompson here
Sunday.
Mr.. Cook has decided to protract
his meeting another week.
July 80.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-07-30

/ E. church closed Sunday evening.
Our camp meeting will begin Fri
day, August /. 1t will be conducted
iby Bro. Moore of Vilonia. Bro
Moore and wife will assist in the
meeting. We are expecting a fine re-
vival.
The singing school will begin at
Holland Monday, July IS. 1t will be
conducted by Prof. Clarence Level
ling.
F. H. McCarty was in Conway Sat
urday
The match ball game between Hol-
lands second nine and Black Fork s
second nine which was played at Hol-
land Friday, was rather close, the
score being Is to Ia, in Black Fork S
favor.
Clarence Lewelling and Edward
Parsons attended the singing conves-
ton the 25th to the, 9th
Rev. A. G. Duran's nephew and
family of Oklahoma are visiting
friends here this week
The death angel again visited our
community and took from our midst
our friend, Mrs Minnie Dunn. She
died Wednesday, July % and was
buried Thursday at Oakland ceme-
terry. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev A. G. Duran.
July 80.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-07-30
GARLAND SPRINGS.

Road work and telephone line work
is the order of the day.
Some few have been attending
court for the past week, while some
nave been visiting to keep from at
tending.
Ddus Anthony and wife are the pa
rents of fine girl.
Quite a number from here spent
Sunday at the closing day of the sing
ing convention.
Some from here spent Sunday at
Enola, where they heard Bro. Daw-
son, who is conducting 10 days re-
vival meeting there. He makes the
gospel so plain that anybody can see
it that wants to.
The infant of Jesse Weaver died
Sunday. The bereaved parents have
the sympathy of the entire commun-
ity
Nebo defeated another White coun-
ty team known as Floyd, one day last
week, 10 to A, while our boys were
taking the game from Naylor. The
Beckett boys will be here Friday to
play our boys.
We like the article from P H.
Prince in the last issue of the Log
Cabin Democrat If Mr.. Prince will
try to enact a law governing auto
mobiles, as he says he will, he will
get the votes in this part of the coun-
try. So come on, Judge, and get in
the race and let's stop the reckless
running and save lives.
Little Miss Vida Keathiey is sick
with typhoid fever.
Spence Lay came home Saturday
from Heber Springs. He gained in
weight while there, but on his return
home the road was so rough that he
lost it all
July 30.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-07-30
UNION VALLEY.

There is some sickness in our neigh
borhood at present.
Aunt Jane Cobb has been sick for
some time and don't seem to improve
much
Corn will average about half crop
Cotton is doing very well, but is going
to weed too much on strong land
People here have planted their gar
dens and truck patches anew for fall
and winter use.
Brother Etchison filled his appoint
ment at the valley Sunday.
Rev. Herring is conducting meet
ing at Marcus Hill this week.
CIaud Davis and family are over
mis- week to attend the meeting.
The farmers are all about through
with their crops.
The writer with several others from
this community attended the singing
convention at Beckett Mountain. We
enjoyed the services very much. The
next convention will be at Needs
Greek.
Joe Weaver has moved in with Tom
Grimes
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-07-30
NOTICE.

Candidates for entrance member
ship in the organization of the Ben
Hur Benevolent and Accident Insu-
rance Association at the |. o. D. F.
hall tomorrow Thursday night are
requested to be present; as everything
is in readiness for the organization,
and jolly good time is promised. dit
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-07-30
BERYL.

Very few of our farmers are seen
stirring the ground. The time has
now come when most of US take va
cation until gathering time.
"Am | doing my best?' is a ques-
ton that should be considered by ev-
cry person who claims to be rational
The boys of Beryl school have or
dered a baseball outfit and will sched-
ule some games soon.
/ Sam, Misses May and Effie Wilker-
son went to Conway Sunday to see
their uncle, R. K. Wilkerson, who is
reported not any better.
! Among those who attended the pic
mic from here at Cato last Thursday,
were Mrs. Wallace Grady and
daughters, Nellie and Joe Amy, Mr..
and Mrs. c. l.. Bryant, oJhnnie and
Arthur Diel and Woot Hartley and
sister, Miss Celia.
Miss Eunice of Cato is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ryder Tye.
Misses Annie May Grady and We
re Dixon attended services at Mt.
Carmel Sunday.
Tom Morgan, who is working at
Little Rock, has come home to visit
homefolks.
Mrs. jim billiard is not improving
very fast.
Several from here are attending the
big meeting at Vilonia this week.
This place has been well represent
ed on the lakes for month or more,
and they keep going. They must be
catching something occasionally.
: Armster Patrick and wife have
moved from Funston on the Rotten
berry place We welcome them into
our community.
Messrs. Sam and Tom Brakebill
and Miss Altha passed through here
last Friday en- route to Greenbrier,
where they will attend a series of
meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. McHenry and
family visited their daughter, Mrs.
WIN Fortner of Nilonia, Sunday.
The four-year-old son of Mrs. Beu
lah Crow was buried at Mt. Olive
last Thursday. Bro. James conducted
the funeral services We extend SYM
patty to the bereaved rsother.
The big meeting viii begin at New
Liberty next Friday night.
Ira Montgomery visited his uncle,
w. w. Montgomery, last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Willis spent
Saturday and Sunda vat Greenbrier
with relatives.
Crawford Giddens returned to Lit
tile Rock Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Thompson of
/ Prairie county are visiting Rev. Pro-
vense this week.
Beryl school has organized liter
airy society for the purpose of getting
parliamentary training.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burley Wilson of Con-
way are visiting friends and relatives.
The Eastern Section Contest will
be held August % at Naylor
July 80.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-07-30
HOLLAND.

We are still having fine weather on
crops. -
The two weeks meeting at the M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-17
ECOS

En- la reunion verificada antesyer en
la BOlsa con objetO De protestar de Ia
ley de Patentes. uno de los eoneuTTentes
hizo una Erase que merece ser eouaig.
NADIA pOr 10 grdfica. Vease Ia clsse:
Las leyes de Pstentes no podran ser
derogadas, pOrque scria mas facA arran.
earle su presa dc la boca 1 un bulldog
que, esas leyes. del c6digo de Puerto
Rico
Al mismO tempo que tsta. IIevabsss
4 cabo en- el mismo local De 10 IgolSa uns
reunion de los azuearerOs. sl prOp6sito
de solucionar el POGO dulce conficto gue
esta EN- pie.
En- ell calor de la discussion. que fue
tan calurosa como 81 dia de aver, uno de
los asistentes, americana por cleric, dijC,
refriendose al chairman del Comite de
asuntOs insulsres de Washington:
--''Porque el chairman - nm sensdOr
de azdcar \"
Y claro, Sc les hizo aqua Ia bocs 4 90
dos los oyentes.
THE KNEELAND sHoE.
Ia Bomba."
MEDICOS 7 FARMACEUTICO9
Yormulario Prkssieo n
De
-(TerspsuticO y de Yarmaeologfa)-
Dujardin-Bsaumsts
In sl BoLETIN D MERoAHTIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-17

tionar por todos los medios posibles que
ambas leyes sean derogadas.
Presidfa lie reunion Mr.. Sosthenes
Behn, y Ell ell curse de la discussion in.
tervinieron los seiiores Cadierno, Besosa,
Zeno Gambia, de la Haba, Font, Lomba,
Paniagua y ell presidente del Centre de
Detallistas, todos los cuales califcaron
acremente la actitud de La Camara de
Delegados al aprobar las Leyes, didican-
do duras frases su autor senior Barcel6.
El senior de la Haba, despues de fell
citar al comercio por la actitud energica
en- que Sc ha colocado frente al asunto.
propuso que Sc nombrara una comisi6n
salida del seno de la Asamblea para qde
redacte una exposition al GobernadOr
pidiendole en- forma respetuosa que SO
reunan las Camaras en- session extraordi-
maria para que deroguen las Leyes que
motivan la protesta. Que dicha exposi-
ci0n sea tan razonadamente extensa
cuanto fuere necesaria al objeto de que
Sc convenzan nuestros Legislatures de
10 perjudicial de aquellos textos legales,
ell cual documento sera discutido en- la
Bolsa antes de su presentation al Go
bernador
Aprobada la proposition del sehor de
la Haba, quedaron nombrados para for
mar dicha comisi6n, de la que sera pre-
sidente ell senior Cadierno, los seiores
Casal y Lomba, miembros de la Bolsa /;
Font, Fernandez, los tres representatives
del Centre de Detallistas, Freiria, Ochoa,
Rodriguez Izquierdo Cerecedo. Lopez.
Lriha y Mr.. Houns
Los reunidos hicieron constar su mas
energica protesta contra la Camara dc
Delegados por la Reconsideration con
que Sc ha tratado al Comercio EN- este
case, pues antes de aprobar la ley debi6
consultarse su opinion como Sc hace ell
todos los paises.
Ell senior Besosa, lego ell siglliente te-
legrama que ha recibido de Utuad 20
Concrete, industria v demas clases
sociales protestan bill 106 por conside-
rarlo ruinoso. Constituido comite de de-
fensa''.
Ell presidente di6 cuenta de un ex-
tense documento recibido y que firman
todos los elementos comerciales de Pa.
tillas, protestando de dichas Leyes: este
y Ell telegrama, fueron entregados la
comisi6n nombrada, la cual una vez
haya llenado su cometido, citara una
reunion magma para dar cuenta de su
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-17
Ell Comercio
Protestando contra la
Ley de Patentes

En- virttld de una convocatoria frma-
da por ell ST. Arturo Bravo, Sc congrega-
ron anteayer en- la Bolsa de Comercio
81 comerciantes de esta plaza y 3 repre-
sentantes del Centre de Detallistas, los
cuales celebraron una reunion conjunta
con los miembros de la Bolsa y los COM
pradores y vendedores de az1car. FL
objeto de esta Asamblea era yer de acor-
dar algt1n medic de proteger los intere-
ses del comercio hondamente perjudica-
dos por ell impuesto de rentas internas
que rige desde ell 20 de Mario tltimo y
la nueva patente de licores, ETC., que re-
gira desde 10. de Julio pr6ximo, Y ges-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-17

gesti6n y poner en- prsctica los acuerdos
tomados.
Aprop6sito dc este asunto, aver reel.
bimos ol siguiente telegrama De nucstrO
corresponsal de Bayam6n:
Director BOLETIN MERCASTTI..
San Juan.
Manifestation de mas 1900 personas.
con bandera negra recorren Gales pr,-
testando ley Bareel0.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-24

No11co q YlnA1 0oe11oDoue
In the Matter Of The Estate oe Mamie
n. Panksy. Dsesase1.
Notice b hereby gtvsa that Ne ~
dsrsigpsd. - administsator os sai6
estate Of Mamie y. Paakey. deeoaso1.
has alsd his flnal account - sueh ~
ninistrator with the clerk q u
county court Of the state Of Oregon.
for Klamath county. and the said
court has nxsd Saturday. April -.
1913. at the hour Of 10 o'clock IN The
forenoon VI said day - the time for
hearing any and al objections % said
account and for settlement Thereof.
Dated this March -. 1919.
WILLIAM H. PANKEY.
|Administrator Of the Estate Of Mamie
n. Panksy. Deeeased.
!KEEsEE Z 0R0EeDHCK. Attesssys
for Administrator.
3-37-l-3lr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-24
Perform Operates

Mrs. Akin. who 10 at the Doak
ranch on Upper klamath Lake. vas
operated upon this morning at Black
burn hospital for appendicitis. The
operation was performed by DR.. Ham
ilton. assisted BY DR.. Fisher. and the
patient ID getting along nicely.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-24
TWO men FOUND
TO Be INSANE
PETE x10LER AND TONY Lam.
PERr1 ARE FOUND 10 BE MEN.
TALLY UNBALANCED, AND ARE
COMAuTrED

The county court today committed
70 the insane asylum Peter xlelsr.
sgsd 50. and Tony Lampsrti. aged
81, and . native Of italy. They will
bc taken to salem In few days.
zisler showed signs OF insanity
while at the Ross Sutton ranch. Lam
pcrti has q hallucination that he Is
pursued BY persons wanting TO XII
him. Drs. Merryman and rrusx con-
Quoted the examination.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-24

Nsary and Miller In . blackface
eccentricity. Long and Short" are
the attraction at the star thsatsr for
the remainder Of the week. They In
itroduce some clever singing and dane
Ing. The picture program includes .
two-reei feature. when Lincoln
PAID"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-24
PEOPLE yoU MEET

W. w. Lewis was Wednesday
visitor In the county seat.
A. r. Lipp is here from Marysville
to call on the trade.
1870
Joe Weeks II down from the Agsn-
cy for . few days.
J J. Sinonds. who has been IN fer
the past month. q now able to b up
asc ehout
A. L. Michael and wife are here
IRON their ranch ssar Dairy. They
viii remain here few days.
A. A. Mitchell. . San Jose travel
ing salesman. b here making his
regular call on the trade.
-o-o0
d. =. LAvton Of Fort klamath 10
in the county seat. giving attention to
business nattsss.
-O-o-o-
n. w. LaFrsnisrs of Doris was
among the arrivals on last nisht's
train.
4. =. Bensinesr came In wsdnss-
day from his ranch In the Swan Lake
vallsy % purchase supplies.
Herbert Phillips. whose ranch ID
seutA Of this city. spent Wednesday
n Klamath VAllD.
Mike Doohsf leaves for the woods
to0osrov n the intsrssts Of the Big
Basin Lunbsr company.
Mrs. d. n. 0rimth. manager Of
Eagle RiAes Tavern. the far-fansd
UpDse Klamath Lake sumner resort.
b here % have dsatal work done.
D. y. Burrsll. A. c. Lewis and Al
bsst Lowell have gone 70 the Merrill
country for . business trip. They
Vim - gone several days.
Mn ". Ronsbsrg Of Los Angeles
b the guest Of her mother. Mrs. N. n.
Straw Of West Klamath Falls. She
win remain some time.
-0-o-o-
H. d. Nortsason Of the Pelican
Bay Lumber company. has gone 70
San Francisco to attend to business
nsttsrs.
Manager Charles Mc0owsn Of the
Evauna Boz company. has gone 70
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-24
sIma q STATE IS OUTLINED
(coutinued from

Sesns----->
enact . Law which 10 clearly within
It's legal power and moral right"
Much hes been said Of the dignity
'of Japan" concluded johnson. but
what shall BE- said Of the proposition
that . great state. itself IN empire.
shall bs halted from the mere eonsid-
GRAFTON Of . legislative act. admit
teddy within IL Jurisdiction. By the
protest Of foreign nation which
itself has enacted even more strin-
gent regulations on the same sub
jsct."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-24

NOTICE
There are funds In the city treasury
for the redemption Of tho following
improvement bonds. Nay I. 1913:
Series A-Nos. IL. Is. 10. ~. 10
and 10.
Series B.-Nos. llS. lls. lit. lle,
lis. l30. 13l. l33. 13S. ia.
Series C-No. 30S.
Interest on these bonds ceases frou
above date.
Dated at klamath Falls. Ore. thia
zist day Of April. 1919.
J.W. 0IENBlsO.
33-St City Treasurss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-24

bed them Of victory. They are CON-
Ing back this year with a string OF
trained relay ponies that viii make
them al sit up and take notice.
Merrill and Wood River will moi
bs the only sections represented. q
Gus Schroeder. the silver Lake cattle
king. has written the local lodge tina,
his punchers arc training . relay
string. . bunch Of bucking horses and
several good riders.
Bill Smith Of BY 10 also said TO be
arranging for an entry in the relay
race.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-24

because the musie for the musical
program TO be given BY local talent
has not arrived. there Win bs no prac-
tice at Grace y. u. church this eve
ning.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-24
United rress serv,cs

United sress Service
SAN FRANCISCO. April 81
The directors Of the Panama Pacific
international Exposition today passed
. resolution urging the California
Legislature not TO pass = land bill that
might prove offensive 70 any nation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-24
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;nitcd Press Service
SACRAMENTO. April 3%.-Thsrs
10 . stssnation In the question Of the
anti-allen land bills here until the ar
rival Of Secretary Of State Bryan.
The amendments 70 the Birdssll
bill are being discussed In caucus.
Action ID likely TO b deferred until
next week.