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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-20
At the Churches

Grace Methodist Episcopal Chure"--'
Corner Tenth and High Streets H.
g, Richards. minister.
10 u. m. Sunday school. Geo, j.
Walton, superintendent
IL n. M. preaching, Subject. 'o'o
Dry" tho arHt OF a series of temper
ance sermons.
7; u. m. Epworth League, r. NJ
Chileotc. president.
sp. ~, Evening song and Sermon
4 u. m, "Wednesday, prayer meet
irg. the 72d Psalm,
Miss Ida Momyor viii sing ut the
morning service sunday,
First Presbyterian Churci'---Corner OF
Third and Pine Streets. J. B. STUD
bieaeid. pastor.
Superintendent OF sunday school
J. u. Mason.
Orsanist--Miss Vera Houston
President Christian Endeavor--ho'
I.aPrairie.
Sunday school at 10 a, M
Church services nj IL q. m anu
Morning subject, "Thc sons o'
God"
Evening subject. The Salt OF the
Earth"
Prayer meeting Wednesday even'ns
ut 9 o'clock.
You are cordially invited TO oil o'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-20
Marble Halls ........... Balfs
Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt
19-- Suwanee River ........ Foster
BY Everyone
900
Balfs

Mrs. Clarence o. Morgan and Mrs.
C. X. Seitz entertained the Presby-
terian Missionary Society at the home
Of Mrs. Morgan on Ewauna Heights
Thursday afternoon. During the AZ
ternoon highly interesting talks on
the Chinese and japanese were made
by Miss Nellie Cogswell, Miss Wilson
and Miss Jessie Telford, and some ex-
cellent piano numbers were rendered
by Mrs. l.. l.. Truax. A piano duet
Iby Miss Vera Houston and Miss 0reta
Mcmillan was well received. ~ was
vocal solo by Miss Wilson. In attend
Isnce were Mr.. A. A. Mehaffey. Mrs.
w. $. Slough. Mrs. ]. B. Mason. Mrs
Arthur r. Wilson. Miss Wilson. Mrs.
IS. p Lowery. Miss Minnie Sargent.
Mrs. ]. s. Stubblefield. Mrs. Phillips,
Mrs. c. p Stewart. Mrs. Charles
Loomis. Mrs. Mason-Pease OF st. Paul,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-20

Kittredge
Messrs. Walton, Mehaffey. Kin
near. Upp.
13-Rocked in the Cradle Of the
Deep hniSht
Mr.. J. B. Mason
li-Danube River ......... Aide
Mrs Bert Carl Thomas
1.-THE Mistle Bough Pantomine
ls-Duet-When Ye Gang AVA,
Mrs. Zumwalt. Mr.. Mason
lI-Good Bye. Sweet Day ;. Vannah
Mr.. Harold Kinnear
Isl Dreamt That I Dwelt In
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-20
Applcpate IL an Autoist.

The latest man to join the ranks OF
the "lntrepid pathhnders" is Captain
Ivan ID. Applegato. To-day he pnr-
chased a Ford Touring car from Geo
BiehH.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-20

sionary Society meet first Thursday OF
each month at 2;30 .. m.
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday
evening at 1870 y, N.
Choir practice Friday evenings.
Everyone cordially invited 10 all OF
these services.
Il was glad when they said unto
me. Let us so into the house OF the
Lord. ."--Psa 1871.
Church Of the Sacred Hcart--Corner
worden avenue and Donald streets
Rev. Vim. Mcmillan. S. j.. pastor.
First Mass at S;30 n. IN.
High Mass and Benediction nj
1880 a, m.
Catccheticai instructions every Sat
lurday and Sunday morning at $3.50.
Week day Mass every morning at
T;l5.
Services at Merrill on the third
Sunday OF each month.
Uib,r Measured Church Services IN
/ the court yard. June 81, a, J p m
mo Room AT the Inn" Come and let
Us reason together.-Elder sucker
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CONTINUED on Page -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-31

The Dallas News advises Governor
Colqniit to turn his attention from
Mexico SO Texas. More Americans
are killed In Texas In n week, Il
snys. than are killed In Mexico In q
month. There are more thcfts and
robbores committed In Texas IN a
woek than are committed In Mexico
agains, Americans IN "a month The
population of Mexico " many lines
that of Texas. The criminal record
81 Texas moves the governor 81
Texas TO no greater effort than the
p%erfunctory oncring Ut rewards Tor
the apprehension of escaped Grim
mails. The criminal record OF Mexico
moves him into insulting the presi-
dent because hc viii not urge war
Ca redress wcr o%utragcs than are
committed by Texans against Texans
under the complaccnt eye Of its gov
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-31

TIC recalls tho fact that he shores
some now whereas ho did not pre-
tiuusly.
Suhacute nasal catarfhi or we
might cail u lncipient nasnl catnrrh.
or. still better, nasal catnrrh Just be-
ginning ana becoming chronic.
Now u the time to take peruna.
4 little pcrmn win do wonders al
this stage uf the disease. Snum n 1T
tie weak salt water every morning
(sce "nls 81 Life" sent free by Pc
RUM Co. Columbus. ohio. just
enough 10 clear out tho nose. Take
n dose Of Fcruna before breakfast
Hold u IN tho mouth. Lot Il trickio
down slowly and breathe the fumes
Of IL out through The nose as YOU
swallow O..
This win stop IN lnclnient cnsc ~
nasal catarrh in q few wrecks. stop
u entirely. Tho nose becomes clcnr
again. The breath is sweet. The
breathing free. No moro snoring. or
vuunlinr. or suiming. or catching
cold easily. Al Of these things are
Ia the past,
An army OF mon and women have
been benefited hy poruna. Won might
as well become n OF the benefited
ones as 20 allow Il % ro on ony
further.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-31
You Have Nasal Catarrh
Not Very Bad, Butt
1t BotherS You a Good Deal.

Some people have nasal oatarrh
and know II. Not only che patient
knows g. but an - his friends know
u. Many people know II that are not
his friends. Just those people who
happen to meet him IN the street car
or ON Che public square.
That sort ~ n nasal catarrh need
not Dc described Everybody knows
the symptoms without their disgust
Ing recital.
reruun helps such cases every dnv.
Thousands have uttcstcd TO this fact
unsolicited Peruna benefits even the
worst cases Of old nasal catirrh.
But there arc cases OF nnsai ca
tarrh not so evident. ono nostrll is
stopped today. The other nostrli Is
stopped tomorrow. Cannot breathe
freely through the nostrils. Eagy Co
gncgzo. Mucus IN the nose too thick.
Sometimes forms brownish Jumps.
Catch cold easily. Never quito FREQ
81 a cold. These symptoms describe
a case ~ suhncute nasal catarrh.
Many people have a.. and snmc who
would not admit they have nasal ca
tarrh.
lie knows he must blow his nose
freely. He remembers that hc does
not breathe easily through tho nose.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-31
orr GROWING SCHOOLS.

THHE attendance report from the
Albuquerque public schools
published yesterday boy the
Herald. is at onco an interesting In
Of our steady growth In pop
ulatlon and OF the equally steady al
vance IN the efficiency of our schools.
The gain in enrolment aud attend
OF i75 over last car is a good
one. while the Increase In average
daily attendance s. 2i5.
Next year we will have our splen-
did new high school In rerNicc and
the public school system will hc able
to undertake "a much higher ana
broader class ct work than oycr be-
fore. 4 wise ubcrality In It's support
has given Albuquerque "a city school
system which meets the requirements
the best standards ~ modern com
mon school work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-31
Great Trials of History


weeks after his arrest. tho m%onotony
of the prisoner lnueliness was brok
en- by the receipt. for the first time.
OF q warrant dated May n, authoriz-
ing his incarceration. ~Thercupon he
secured an Edinburgh lawyer. Mr..
stewart of Edinglassie. 20 prepare his
defense. Tho trial was fixed TO take
place az Inverarny on September -.
1883. The bench was occupied hy
three iudRcs-the Duke OF Argyll.
Lord Elchlcs and Lord Kilkerran
The counsel for the prosecution were
the lord advocate, william Grant.
who had heen chici law officer OF the
crown during the strenuous days that
fnliowdc Cullodon; James Erskine.
sheriff of Perth; Robert Campbell of
Asnich, John Campbell and simon
Fraser.
Many witnesses were examined. An
attempt was made to lead direct OWL
dence that James had previously en-
dcavored to arrange the murder Of
Campbell by deputy. but ;his attcmpt
utterly failed. There was no absolute
evidence hat James stewart was the
murderer. nor In any way an acccs-
sorry TO IL. with tho evidence rc-
garding Allan Brock Il must be adj
mittod that there was "a strong pre-
sumption that IL he was not the
actual murderer he was far from
being blamclcss.
Al length all the speeches were fin
ished. An hat the skill of the pris-
ouer's counsel could do had been ac-
complished No record OF any sum
ming up Is In existence. and probably
none took place. The jury brought
In a written verdict and James stow
art was sent Tor To- hear his doom
pronounced. The verdict condemned
the prisoner % be taken 90 Bahia
cuhiish. and there to be- hanged. his
body thereafter to be suspended hs
chinns
IN a Few manly words the prisoner
protested his innocence. his rcadi-
ness 10 die. and his grief that his
name should aftcrward be- associated
with a deed So foul. so ended the
trial Of this unhappy man. Political
scheming and private hatred had
done their worst
The prisoner was carried back %
inyoraray prison and was afterward
transferred To the scene of his former
confinement az Fort William. Fol-
lowing his execution the dead body
was hung in chains as directed. ana
the kings soldiers stood guard o
prevent the Stewards taking Il away
for burial Years passed and the
skeleton stili ratified on the siobei
In 1875 u fell and the officers %
state had Il replaced. Finally. Il b.
said that the bores found "a quiet
resting place IN the klrky1rd of tha
Arrchiels in Duror OF Appin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-31
Finnan Haddie
and Fish Pie
.

The fish markets are attracting at
tontion now. ana u il an excellent
time to prove 10 the family how really
delicious a FISH dish ma be, ! hear a
great many huusokeepcrs say: "But
my family doesn't like fish" I very
much doubt IL that family haa ever
beer given "a fair chance 10 kn' IS
whether they like fish or not.
The scotch make q specially o. An-
nan haddio. which IL inexpensive and
easy 90 get "a this season, and q
makes an excellent breakfast. iuncte
eCn OF. supper dish. A good AMI
simple Scotch way Of cooking u Is
t. dip the hnnan haddie into boiling
wster, remove the skin and bones.
noke the meat into small pieces Nit1
a fork, favor with pepper, salt ana
a spoonful Of lemon Juice, then add
an ounce Of butter and a tablespoon -
cream. Cook until thick. stirring
slowly. then pour over slices OF ,oaHi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-31
~ COUNTY BOSS.

WYE NoTE with surprise and
NA the frankcst interest the
w outbreak boy some OF bis
crstphiio allies and strongest sup
portcrs agHinst sheriff Jesus Romero
Of Bcrnaillio county. and the protest
gains the shcrins activity IN d.
rccting the course of city Republican
politics.
And We fan utterly e. see the
Justice in this uprising AGAINST the
Republican chieftain; his rebellion
on thc part OF HE mosl devoted fol-
lowers and champions. Of Course some
protest has been looked for from
citizens of Albuquerque against DOM
nance Of municipal politics by the
Republican county boss from Old Al
buquerque. We have all realized that
" the Republican, should win In this
city election with their straight party
ticket inspired by and insisted ON by
Romero. the county BOSS would dom
mate the municipal government Just
~ ne dominates the county govern
ment.
But W hardly expected the pro-
test 60 come from the sherlms most
earnest hackers.
WIS should not friend Jesus Ro-
nero butt into Albuquerque poll
tics? Isn't ne the acknowledged Re
publican bons Of this county. doesn't
he boss the county government; isn't
he the county Republican chairman
does not even that doughty warrior
Elfego SAGA now bend the knee TO
him; isn't he the man who came over
10 the Republican caucus in the city
han and told the boys where to get
on. didn't he order u straight party
ticket; didn't he put the kihosh on
fusion or compromise 81 any kline ?
Sure he did.
This being the oase why shouldn't
the county boss De- In charge Of the
Republican city campaiarf why
should he not Ice mIXihg M
He II mixing In whether the boys
on the fring line and his erstwhilc
mos, ardent hackers approve Il or
not. And % The people % Albuquor-
que should elo.t the COUNT boss
ticket You can bet your bottom dol
lar he viii keep on mlxing IN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-31
An INFANr INDUSTRY.

WYE HAVE to go away from
M home sometimes to N ouN
W about the eNtont and va,
riety Of our Most uf us
would hardly consider the humbi,
c%"tton,sii as n resource. Most farm
ers regard him AS a pest witness
the following from rhe Earth" foi
April:
The breeding period coming
on. the rabbit industry la New
Mexico closed February 10. The
rabbit Industry 10 "a source or
ereat profit in New Mexico. but
h lasts only from late ran untl
late winter 30 law of thc state
forbids the slaughter of this little
rodent ans time OF the year FOR
ig d destructive of plants ana
otherwise O. great pest but it b.
good Tor food only during the
season Of sever trusts, nnd, osn-
sequentiy market hunters DO not
seek Il Do warmer months. How
ever, boys and men make money
while the season iasis. Many
thousands 81 the Little fnrrod
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-31

n liver CITY. with about 1905
population, has subscribed
. 5000 to meet any possible
deficit in mslntcnnco OF its team "s
"a member Of tho Copper league Al
bu1uer1ue with use times the popu-
Iauou. makes slcddins hard for %
successful snme between the Third
ward suggers and Inc Hlrcias Feds.
what's the matter with Nihupucr-
que baseball FANS Have they lost
their love ~ the only gnmc' u
everybody waiting for the other tel
10 do itP Are We going Co strug-
gle through another summer without
any baseball Here is O. problem
calculated 90 make Ms forget any
little troubles We may ha'c in COM
n%ertion with the municipal election.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-31
UNFoHTU

IT HAS remained for O. mob in
Santa Fe. the state capital to
break "a long and honorable rec
ord FOR New Mexico: a record OF
many years without mob violence. \
lynching In always an unfortunate oc-
cur:ence ami this one Is Co De re-
GREETED. although the nature Of the
man Padiila's crime. following upon
h escape Of other men charged with
equally brutal crimes, was enough 60
arouse the moo spirit in any COM
munity.
Santa Re az a community Is NO
more responsible Tor uhis bloody out
break against lnw and order thar Tor
the crime Of the summary punished
murderer Tho mob spirit Is q force
Of nature, Just as is the wind which
wrecks or the flood which sweeps
away. As wc bocome more and more
civilized so are able To keep under
better control the passions that are
behind the mob: but once IN "a while.
and IN New Mexico once ia "a great
while, tho primitive breaks through
the crust and the result b something
like that Ia Santa Fc last niEht II
ls 10 be regretted D. the leaders OF
this mob can ne detected they should
be- punished II b. doubtful ~ they
viii be.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-31

that have been dipped for an instant
In hot water ana then buttcrcd.
Another moro substantial and claD-
crate fish dish Is the nsh pie used d.
France. To make this moisten hnlf "a
pound of stale hreadcrumbs with
milk. flavor with salt and pepper. add
one ounce 81 butter and stir over IRE
until smooth, add parsley. thyme. and
q bay leaf ana take on 90 cool
Skin and bone two small founders,
cod or mackcrei; brea kinto flakes ono
half Of this, pouad it ana mix Win
the breadcrumbs. Season the rest.
cut into slices. and put In layers IN O.
deep baking dish with "a stuRlng OF
bread and fish between, drnpping lit
tic bits 81 butter on each layer.
Pour over the Top one cup of rather
thick FISH consomme. arrange slices
Of bacon ON TOP. ana cover dish with
q ia or piccrust Gus q hole IN the
middle for steam 10 escape. cover dish
with a layer OF au;torcd paper, and
bake three hours IN n slow oven. RE-
move paper and when the pie o. brown
ni the hole with onc-half a ca pi
stock M serve cold.
A substantial dish Tor luncheon or
supper may be made Of ans salt nah
and potatoes. Take n pound Of suit
FISH three and ono-half pounds of poo
tatoCs peeled. one and one-haif ounces
~ drippings. one onion chopped nne.
one bunch OF parsley; pepper. snil,
mustard ana vinegar To taste. Chop
tho hsh n pat % into % saucepan
with u little water. let 10 come TO Il
boil md boil slowly. Hoii and maqn
the potatoes and put a layer OF poin-
toes In the bottom of the dish with
n little dripping; pat In the nsh and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-31
Training Men for
Municipal Management


Coiucidcntal with news from Los
Angeles go the effect hat thc idea
.of training students with special
reference Go municipal employment
finds favor IH certain uuurtcrs.
comes news of H visit of thirty stu-
dents ot the University of Pcnnsyl-
vnniH 20 Sew York city. where. in %
feW hours. they were expected 20 ac-
.qulre valuable Information concern
ms the government of that great
.tride center OF the United States.
.The Los Angeles IDEA De- To establish
la system uf education which VIII
enable students whose taste and tall
.cnt may lie In that direction to ~
themselves Tor local government poo
.%sitIous The spokesman az this pro-
posed departure Councilman Com
we'll, we are told. in a recent address
reviewed the general public's lack 81
Acquaintance wlth the ilny odd de-
partmcnts n commission of the
municipality, holding that the need
for pcrsons qualified 60 carry on the
business OF the clty understnndingly
and efficiently Was very great and
constantly becoming greater lie
therefore. would favor The estah-
.llshmcnt of an educational institu-
tlon especially designed Co train stu
dents in The art 40 municipal gov
eminent.
University 81 Pennsylvania atu
dents visiting New York CITY hy 40
polntment aud receiving attention
irnm certain heads uf departments.
mirh acquire considerable useful in
formation in tho course uf "a few
hours. hut II viii seem 90 ihose D.
are disposed Ia think deeply on this
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-31

when Governor Lee Cruce of Okla
homn got back from a brief pascnr
found that the acting governor
had taken tdyantage Of tine chance
to pardon out George Crump. forgcr.
he was AN angry executive" Bat the
states court of appeals told him he
couldn't undo what had been dom
"A fun, unconditional pardon said
the court. takes effect upon delivery
either To- the person who is the sub
icct OF the favor or to some n ac'-
INK FOR him or on his behalf. After
delivers, "a pardon cannot be- re-
voScd. The authorities. without any
conflict whatever. deny to the r"r-
ernor % such power. aud hold the
pardon. when delivered. to be- irrcyo-
cable"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-31

carclsacs ore shipped every win
tor. local buyers paving tho
hunters about siNig cents per
dozen From Iho little town Of
Endce. in eastern Sew Mexico,
$4,000 cotioutai.s veg shipped
last season. Tho express charges
were 400 Larger town shipped
ercltcr quantities aud during
December and january many
thousands were brought Go the
several rlIiNuy stations daily.
The iarkubbit b. NOT mnrkctaoie.
The DottontBi BE- taken with gun
or trap
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-31

sprinkle with a layer Of chopped on
Ion and parsley, add mustard, pepper
and vinegar. then another layer oi
potatoes, hen one of nsh. etc, until
the dish IL fun. Cover the top with
potatoes and "a little drippins and bake
In "a slow oven for onc-haif an 10
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when chopping suct, try sprlnklins
the knife with a little ground rice or
cornstarch and you VIII have no rou-
bic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-31

wants are growing IN number annual
ly 30 the United States. The one
serious fault II the merit system h.
found in its tendency TO develop and
encourage an official class. Public
office % public employment should
be- upon To- an qualified persons who
may seek either and that the civil
service may ho constantly frnshoned
De- the addition Of recruits from the
ranks oft nou-ofncinl citizenship
greater provision should be made
for such persons as may care Co
qualify. u might not Do wise to
make office or place-holdinR % pro
fcssion but it might bc wise 10 add
municipal service 10 the vocations
nov open, with regurd to merit or
efficiency to encourage q iargcr
percentage from the student ranks
Go compete for tho opportunities it
has to ofier There is "a manifest
need Tor an educated municipal ser
Vice be- tho United states n per-
haps b hurcst way OF obtaining Il
s to teach citicE with gfeater thor
oushness in the schools and col
lcros.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-31

ono OF the greatest political trials
in the history OF scotland political
because II had To do with two great
clans of that country, although muir
| der was the chargc-was hat OF
| James Stewart Of the Glen. Il wns
the culmirution of a fcud that had
existed between the stewards and tho
C~i,mphylls FOR many years. and even
to this day the bitterness has not sub
sided that was started boy the murder
of colin campbell OF Glcuure.
Whether or not James stewart was
guilty has always remained a mys-
terry. but al any rate he was com
pcilcd to pay ;he penalty on the scat
fold. The Hihbet was erected near
the present scottish town of Balla-
chuiish Ferry. and stewart died on
November s.. 1852. Colin Campbell
had been murdered on the afternoon
OF May -. of the same year.
AZ noted before, the clans Stew
art and Campbell we're az eumity. al
though The twu clans had frequently
in-trTmurried Ina fact. James stewart
aud the murdered man were blood
relatives. They had been friends In
past days la spite of cinn rivalrics.
Campbell WAS "a wealthy land owner
aud James Was one uf mis- tenants
ana looked after the paying ot M
rent of Dthc. tenants.
Finally. however their relations
became strained because Campbell
insisted on securing his delinquent
rents ana -tcproachc0 stewart as
hcing too lcnient with the tenants
Allan Brcck, another rcIatiNe of stew
ant, ana o sort OF stormy petrol, was
also held on suspicion aH being im-
p~licnted Ia the murder.
pu May Campbell set out from
Edinburgh FOR Fort william on husi-
ness. and one week later he began tho
return journey with a party of three,
Intending tu pass the night at the inn
at kiutallno. near the scene of an
Intended eviction. B~allacuiish Ferry
hus just disappeared from view 10 the
four riders. and the hills Of Morvon
were becoming prominent, when sud
denly at a point In the road az the
wood of L~cttrrmOre, a hot rams cut
ANA Muugo Campbell heard Colin cX-
claim, "oh, I'm dcadi'
The nephew turned TO seek tine as
saiianL bat ne had disappeared ovef
The hill tn the distance. lilo started
II pursuit, but lost rack OF him. An
other of the party was quickly sent
ON ahead Go secure assistance. while
one of them guarded the body About
twelve persons were arrested on sus-
picion. including Campbell and Allan
Breck, James stewart aud his son.
Allan, were taken To- Fort William on
May 10. Mrs. stewart made every
effort to secure an Interview with her
husband but b only succeeded to-
ward The end uf June.
a. Hast. on July G, about seven
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vote for John brown.