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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-18
SHH! LADIES! USE SAGE TEA TO
RESTORE NATURAL COLOR TO HAIR

listen. avoid preparations put up BY
druggists. a. they usually uss too
much sulphur, which makes the hair
sticky. Oct "wysth's." which can a.
ways bs depsAdsd upon 70 daske.
beautifully and y the best thins
known 70 ssnovs dandruG, stop itch.
Ing and falling hair.
BY using wysth's Sage and suiphus
no one can possibly tell that you
darksned your hair. II does II 20
naturally and svsnly--you moistsn .
sponge or soft brush. drawing this
through the hair. taking one email
STRAND at . time. which requires but
. ssw' mensnts. Do this q 49,.
sad ~ nossIns the gray hais 1isap.
pears; after another applieaaiea or
Two ~ natural color b restored anA
y escenss slossy anl iustseus "a
you appear ysass yeuaoss. 1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-18

leagues; Secretary Of Navy Danis,s.
who halls from North Carolina. whore
the fans must be content with minor
league baseball. and Attorney General
McReynolds. who has probably seen
many . big league game since hs
moved from Kentucky to New York.
Vice President Marshali. whose
duties ~ prssiding oflcsr Of the zen.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-18
mEOFORO ELkS
TO HAVE HOME
BUILDING IN jackson COUNTY
METROPOLIS II PURCHASED
pOR LODGE QUARrxRs ny THE
ANTLERED HERD

MEDr0RD. April 1.-THE Mod.
ford Lodge Of Elks 10 plannias to pur-
chase the Medford Turniturs and
Hardware building At the corner Of
sixth and Central. remodel the third
and fourth aeors and convert II into
an Elk home. The building commit
toe Of the lodge hes reported favor
ably on this plan.
For some time the local lodge has
planned 10 erect . building. but nov
Il u deemed more feasible 10 pur.
chase this block. The third floor can
be Atted up for club rooms. while Q
lodge room can be constructed on the
fourth floor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-18
Local news appears hrst n
The Herald.
Every Street in Ilamath
Falls
Has lts Share oi The Proof Thae KiA.
neg ss9srsss ossk

Backachs? Kidneys wsskf s
Distressed with urinary illsf
Want reliable kidney rsmsdyf
Don't have 70 look fas. Uss what
Klamath Fails people sseommsad.
Every street in klamath Fails hes IL
cases.
Here's one klamath Fails msa's
experience.
Let N. Aarchand Of wardsa ave.
tell Il.
Says Mr.. Narehsad: About two
years ago ] nrst noticed synptoas ef
kidney troubls. Ny bask painsd ~
intensely. and Wa obliged 70 arise
many times ct night. owing 70 too ire
qusnt passages Of The kidney ssess-
tions. Often my baek vas - vsak
that had 70 quit work. Doaa's ki1-
rsy Pills we're aually brought - NJ
attention. and ! begun using them.
They restored my kidneys 70 . nor.
NAL condition and removed the pains
In my beck. give Doan's xidnsy
Pills the credit for ny cure. anl high
" rsconmsnA them to othes kilney
suGsrsss."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-18
ENDORSE SCHOOL
FOR THE CHINESE
I'REsBYTERY on SOUTHERN ORE
CON 70. r." TIE PLAN v0R AN
INSTITUTION F0R ls0N00LIANs
AT GLENDALE

NEDvORD. April 1s.-At the open
meeting Of the Prssbytsry Of South
srn Oregon yesterday Il was voted
to endorse the proposed school Of
Rev. J. X. Howard. pastor Of the
Presbyterian church 1t Glendale. DE-
voted To ~ education Of Chinese res
idsnts In this part Of The STATE.
The work Of the school was outlin-
cd. and received hearty commsn1s-
tion BY I'll nsnbsrs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-18

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Apsi1 ls.--
Three fans have 90 far been tsaad
amoas the msmbsrs Of Prssi1sae VII.
sons cabinet. to cay notAins q Vice
Presidsnt Marshall They afs osers-
tarx Of War 0arrisoa. Who Aaiis from
New Jersey. which has TIVE ss1uhs Of
the lntsrnational bot none Of the big
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-18

ate are not arduous viii iihsly b sssa
At many gamss during the season.
senator cu,bertsoa Of rssas has sssa
the Giants Of Nsv York train II Mar.
lin In his state.
All thesc ofhciais we're on haad
when the Senators Of washinssoa aad
the Yankees Of New York opsasd the
season at the national capital.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-18
Suit % Recover

Suit to collect money alleged due
on q note was commenced against W.
". and Henrietta Mason today BY the
First Trust and Savings bank. G. y.
Stone ID attorney for the financial In
stltution. and the amount involved h
$500.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-18
CAPITALISTS ARE
VISITING ,YRtkA
slsKIY0U COUNTY GnAf nuN0
LOOKED OVER A A YIELD voR
INvEsT,lENf ~ AsoxrED oar.
0ONIANs

YREKA. tAprii is.-Dsrias the
last ten days there have bsss several
from southern Oregon In
Yreka. During their stay they visit
ed. various parts Of the county that
are famous for agricultural and mia.
Ing. Il 10 undsrstood that thsss par
ties are looking for invsstnsats.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-18

J. r. Dixon WAS among Thursdays
visitors In this city. coming In from
his nns ranch south Of town with
cream for the local esoaDogy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-18
Hotel Arrivals


J. Frank Adams. Merrill; X. j.
weiland. Escalon; Mrs. w. r. Wilson.
Merrill; II. J. Thrall. Sacramento: o.
Y. sholders. San Francisco: Marion
t-own. Stockton: Anna 0ulss. Mer-
riIl: J. Frank Adams .Ir.. Merrill:
Roy Austin. Seattle: Herbert 0.Wslls.
Boise.
White Pe1icaa
A. Il. Smith. Portland: R. A. Jones.
San Francisco; J. J. Coz. st. Paul; =.
J. Grant. Algoma; O. c. Clark. Also-
ma; A. A. Souls. Montague: W. o.
Camp. Louisvilie; L. w. Sichei. San
Francisco: J. A. NcManus. Marys-
Vile: N. Glas. San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-09

thereto be the the thereof be-
 every person. ing maintaining other railroad along of pair of he space two @ feet in width along and outside of the rails of the track where @ tracks used maintained between the outside rails the tracks space @ feet width along and outside of the outside rails of the
 5@ permit the down of side tracks and nanufscur or other business industries or enterprise with any line of railroads that may be along which hereafter enter into tons prescribed from time to time by the Commission such to be used main line or part thereof and also for the pur of avenue adjoining prescribed a b epoce d at at he pesgre o the % Commission
 (D To cause the removal or placing under ground of all within dgnated portion thereof and to regulate highways public places of the city
 e To regulate the size and 2Gation % of all water pipes % avenues alleys to
 65s To maE all nes apd reuiatons governtng elections not e necessary poIng nIaces ballots and paraphernaa necessary or convenient for the conducting of such and for the the the duly qualified electors of the city from in the absence such laws require by ordinance such re appoint
 (5D To a Civic members thereon ] to % zerne b 6 TtnS m 6 with such powers "
 establish Playground Board Board of appoint thereon to compensation, to prescribe acquiring municipal ownership public
 (6o) To authorize expenditure etS, @ ho m % S @ % pPr @ @ % fhnd @ " dooo9 doIIar % for the ] m M m ntrntirr t tho ontertainent of visitors in the conventions conferences other or delegate assemblies of non-rdents of the city held in the city and for such like purposes as the Commission may deem proper
 5 T % ] 3na @ %entan % free a1a ditch artificial tract with the owners Of any sutn lrrlea4g ca ] a or @ or aIlclai water la1el ana 70 assess & @ cost % 4be @ ae be equitable to the owners of property which may be be@ef provide for the enforcement of such lien ordinance be issued issued officers they shall be countersigned and provide by ordinance the method of cancellation or revocation of any such Dce
 (ei) appropriate perform and all other acts and things which may be necessary ana the general of the city any of the Charter exercise and all not in the people of the city; do and carry into necessary vested the city the Commission by the
 Section g. The mayor when present preside all Commission shall elect Of its meetings and the manner in which
 section > meetings of whether of the Commission shall section
 Section act
  shall be taken the passage the journal of he Commission
 of all the members ing the e of an
 he shall be these words e it ordained by the Phoenix foloWs:"
  public dollars 
  of Ra here S4 te takes @ of he
 13. ordinance t:1a1 fails thereafter the and attested by the clerk ordinance franchise shall take effect and become operative until Commission the immediate of such immediately unless
  immediately be 34) also all ordinances be pub official
Arizona republican., 1913-09-09

determine all
  said be smIar to shall be kept of the issuance of
  taken relative thereto the actions of the court e
 
 issued out shall is required or
  G.. all ordinances to this Chapter otherwise T,roNida6
Arizona republican., 1913-09-09

 Pory yd lPg Tb % % % d % ] ] t % be nsed m by said magistrate similar and record shall be kept of the issuance o taken relative thereto and the actions of the court execute and and all wrs and processes issued out be made by such officer the extent as required of con Section S The Commission shall pass necessary to Chapter otherwise T CHAPTER TX
 Gn Bef@re entering upon & the perorane9 % of m the 6n Section The official bonds of the following named officers shall be in amounts as follows The Treasurer s5o6oo the City Collector s1oooo
 Provided however that the Commission may prescribe by ord amounts than herein prescribed for those officers oto, other officers their deputies and fix the amount there Section 70 official bonds required by this c9arsr & by any any pinni n M @ @ a8d % 6ores " and % fabfnlIy prfon the duties his office and will at all times account to the city the behalf the his
  documents property and Peongng to used in said tory property be by Section 5 Every official bond shall be executed with C2 or more good and sufficient sreies who shall qualify in form is reaued by law for the gualiean of sue upon bonds of scrbed such bonds may be executed with properly qualified ed therefor therefor shall 4 be ] P9id by 9 the city f, after , m inc Com mission, filed with the him; % he c Te of bondz ayt So sD section upon lis officer of the city elected or pponted ted under the official @ upon '-'' oHAFTss s.s5:s for n e meeting s ] & % % i ] o zaeod @ in % the 'S 9 re hundred aoo) dollars per year. In addition to his salary the Ha0r dollars in each year paya9s a he m may reqqre the 3 same on his appropriated the such his dis shall receive salary of three hundred (3o dollars per section The shall salary at the section salary city magistrate shall be rate of eghen hun hundred @ GG ] dollars per year paae 4 mon Commission shall and which magistrate then in eSn Sn shall The ] 4 @ @ o sa @ G e6sB5 T oSo @ o
 .-.. n. CHAPTER TIE s,; X d.... o.o.. % feeet@n f5i l. ~ NO b ,peht tP oa t og f t % I l any ] ~ subdivision thereof the compensation for which paid the municipal noneys be elected or appointed to any he expiration of or any contract vo 6usne 6e ei o m h f sale or M any @ ar[lGe' % ne expense m m p - @ I h % @ w t % I oT in the ne bpeSe % @ or or bi @ 0 Shan any he f t3 % f % % % Ter by virtue of legal process at the suit of the city public service corporation in the city or of any peFson having any section violation of the provisions of this section shall be deemed a enforce the section by 
 No appointment position under the city withheld by religious polit cal
 
 
 
 CHAPTER
 Nominations Officers Primary Elections Section 1 The mode of nomination elective officers of the city to municipal election shall be follows  candidate shall ballot when petition nomination shall have been filed his behalf
  petition shall a printed
  wit he filled
 tion Tor ate of O do the City Phoenix election to be held in the city of Phoenix
 
 
 
 an filled that in
Arizona republican., 1913-09-09

@ % sd sS % or a4s % @ % or das S5 nae a4 SGo said 9 shall also thereof following: part shall if found insufficient be returned T (9 Each of said petitions be mined by the city clerk it shall contain the of candidate ons and must the having other candidate for the office candidates for that office than there filled Section 2 The petition petitions for nomination consist mayor at the last preceding m general to the cv clerk not earlier @ fvt (ee % 3 may 9 De pres @ T, laS d % hf b 1t t SD sNt 'o9o dayS nor nor later than shall endorse on such petition petitions the Section 3 The provisions Chapter so far as the same relate to the filing of petitions recall thereof said qualifications provisions @ tboraf +n % " ''ionS o soeI sltt9' Conson SO far as applicable u m apniv % to tio ft16 % @ f t nonnatf9D of candidate% for niet f % tit tt % G M or Phoenix said petitions be amended Section 4 Any whose has been hereinafter may Gsl days nomination by filing with the city clerk therefor does % not exceed t number t be elected % the o5 e m ,2ale hy f1inr poitiopS % tIrofor % t .t il tot5 (2~ days prior to such election
 filed Section % % 3 @ When @ pSon @ @ of m noH5nnon shall & have been m s9on @ e. The et M clerk shall preserve in his office for per thereto filed under this cbaper ''o ' clerk n sa enter ns n % oft t sue are m sd & h9 s ag fore the election certify ueh list @ as being the st of can cnddaes @ as required by the Charter of the City of Phoenix and the conms filled desisnans whether for full term or neNred term to be
 
 numbered provided or az the @ g herer be pro%dd by ordnance: sad ba names published in the proclamation and shall be substantially in the
 Primary General or Special Municipal Election INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: To vote. stamp or write %s 3 3 es @ "5 5 e t h' m ma % the ] of ad @ @ nd fr you & e or dee 'Ss 6a re9n it 'o the n peor Of 5N6% 99@ of e@6 o2e obtain another sme of ofc Vote the Vote .. E :. =. .--. ------.----.- 47 T The ballots shall with the state cens so far as applicable except that the name f1cor degnsd for 6aos used in % county % % or tate % elections @ space may be provided at the top of the ballet for charter amend provided under this Charter The of the ballot shall indicative the Section o The name of candidate who has been duly and herein provided shall not be omitted from the ballot half at of proposition t% ~ 1' {4b 4 ff % 4 % .Ss m % % M, % i ob @ % an @ t6a tb the dsappoval of squares the printed wherein the the person or he O
 Secto he O
 
 
 special munich 
 holding election shall
 
 declared the result of such cleo be ballots 
 candidates who at printed the ballots be used in Onde
 Section primary shall
 
 holding such general elections and the qualifications of shall applicable to the holding and conducting of said primary elections and the quaca
 
 candidate who shall of e a o 16. a a as which number shall nomination candidates The candidates elected
Arizona republican., 1913-09-09

and publication otherwise prescribed
 Section 18 The Commission shall within CD after it's organization Charter after cause all ordinances and resolutions then slfd heads together the Charter the tion and laws State the deem pedent, published n book form.
 Section 19. of be fixed and determined meeting shall called by lie duly qualified.
 Section 20 Special meetings be called
 section 21 Any citizen of this city have the minutes application
 Section 2 Any citizen of this before the regular petition shall be acted lar course of business, within fifteen QO
 Section 23. from of be 
 prescribed that law the be exercised performed or adopted in the by ordinance the O State law and there be therefor then
Arizona republican., 1913-09-09
CHAPTER VIII City Court

There in of Phoenix municipal CITY COURT OF CITY COUNTY, STATE OF ARIZONA" which shall nonju jurdca days such business within
 
 business within their jurisdiction.
 limits city, have and exercise jurisdiction folows
  all proceedngs of criminal the violation of said enforcement of penalty for neglect perform duty said city Section g. There shall cit mag pointed by the Commission He shall hold office herein provided qualified in
 
 Section 4 The each mag with paraphernaa and clerical of
 
 the judgments and the city clerk fees collected by the magistrate of his duties shall of each month paid by the city magistrate Commission be apportoned particular
 
 Section For the ed in said city issue and cause to be served and all
Arizona republican., 1913-09-09
CHAPTER V The Mayor

Section The shall be he and see a Section The shall annually recommend consideration 
 Section The mayor shall be recognized the official
  the behalf the behalf of the
  the
 Section 4 The shall take police the city by proclamation
Arizona republican., 1913-09-09
The City Auditor


 Section The city auditor shall prescribe and require keeping the who authorized  vouchers other evidences the establishment shall at all times have and take a are made relating the receipt expenditure of all vouchers bls contracts or other relating thereto He shall have
  charge claim against the city made claimed by
  shall inquire into and inform himself the legality all claims
  might charged claimed material labor, delivery rendition thereof the 
 9 He shall, Commission month make pendures the preceding
  0 to whenever required by particular expenditure O. mourning therein. 3 e perform be
  0
 auditor approval O Commission n opinion he Commission he
Arizona republican., 1913-09-09
The Manager

Section The direction of shall city the all cep as it be otherwise provided in this Charter he shall ma
 
 received of shall whom otherwise them when  city and he shall whenever required by the Commission make verbal detail relating within his them Oftener ed by him. of the business condition submit Charter shall 
 the monthly reports herein required direct them be verbal likewise the ly verbally
 
 of of the
 7. shall that all of the ordinances the enforced
Arizona republican., 1913-09-09
CHAPTER XIII Elections

There shall municipal election held in begin the 1915 and the of giving notice and the  the method of shall appca or holding
 
 of b. cribed Charter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-08-25
II Thaw Comes to Vermont.

II the Canadian authorities send
Thaw nito Vermont, the only duty of
the state officials will be to see that
the law Is observed with strict i'm
partially Thaw is not a convict. He
was tried for murder and was &C
quilted on the ground that he was
insane at the time of the commission
OF the act charged in the Indictment.
Unless Vermont has a law under
which it would, upon demand, surren
err any person who had escaped from
an insane asylum TO the authorities
of the state from which he escaped.
il would have no right to surrender
him. 1t cannot surrender him on the
ground that he was convicted o..
crime, because he was not convicted
II should not surrender him on the
charge of conspiracy, because that
obviously is a trumped up charge.
1t should not surrender him as n de-
generate merely because there is
public demand for his punishment.
To recognize and act upon popular
demand when there was no law war
ranting that recognition would be
subversive of law and order.
The one thing to be kept in mind
Is dealing with the case of Thaw. as
in dealing with any other case involv
ing the question of the rights OF an
individual. is the supreme import
ance of seeing that nothing is done
without legal warrant.-Rutland Her
aid
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-08-25
The Color Line in Washington

The protests arising from various
associations representative of the
! Negro citizenship of the country
against the new race discrimination
developing in the national capital
under the democratic administration
are none too vigorous or numerous
The southern influence has inevitably
| increased at Washington under the
new political regime and senators OF
the Vardaman type are aggressive in
their efforts to make the capital OF
the nation conform to the capital of
Mississippi or Georgia in matters per
tanning to relations between the
races.
The segregation OF Negro clerks
and other Negro employees in the gov
ernment departments is defended as
kindness to those most affected:
and even the open letter to Presiden.
Wilson from the officers of the nat
ional association for the advance
ment OF the colored people comedies
that the segregation orders were
"actuated in some quarters by gen
uine desire to aid those now discrim-
mated against" However that may
be, there is strong protest against the
segregation from those who repre-
sent the Negro race. and IL is i'm.
possible to assume that the colored
clerks do not feel the sting of a new
inferiority. civic in its meaning.
which the government rule has pro-
claimed and established. There is
mere than suggestion. there is
nEnrl n a ffnf ~ -.
cation of the Negro clerks that can
not be reconciled with the principles
Of dmocratic government and
which no federal administration has
hitherto tolerated in the executive
departments.
The Wilson administration was
sure to confront issues of this char.
acter. For years. under republican
administrations, there was a steady
weakening of the safeguards for the
protection Of Negro rights. Il is a
significant commentary upon republi-
can concern for the colored race at
this time that no republican con
gresham has introduced a resolu-
ton Of inquiry or OF censure relatin>
to the Negro segregation in the de
partments. Had this thing happened
during one OF the Cleveland admins
trations. the republican attacks
would have been fast and furious.
But the president cannot afford TO
forget his obligation to protect this
class OF citizens. simply because
there is less partisan insistence than
formerly upon the maintenance of
the political and civic equality Of the
races. II is his duty to resist antine-
gro aggression In federal affairs. An
executive order abOlishing the segre-
cation system that has so suddenly
sprung up would do the president
great credit and reassure the colored
race--Springfeld Republican.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-08-25
NOTICE

To the Tax Payers OF the Village
Of Bennington.
A Rate Bill has been placed in my
hands for collection as follows:
20 cents on the dollar for the Vii.
lage Tax, 20 cents on the dollar for
the Highway Tax on the Grand List
OF 1913.
| hereby demand payment OF said
taxes, and notify you that / will at
tend at the Bennington County Saw
ings Bank from 9 o'clock a. m. until 4
p. m.
There will be a discount OF per
cent on Village tax IL paid within 30
days.
c. n. DEWEY, Treasurer.
Bennington, VT. July Is. 1913.