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Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24
RAILROAD DEPARTMENT
IN CONFERENCE ON |. c.
AND Hartman STRIKES
Secy. CmdiH Of Chicago Federation
Pays Tribute to Compers.

tIIICAtio Mar,h sl-Ws ~. Informed
that t. RN. T.. Department II going t"
meet agatu the - 81 THIS month and W.
sincerely h"l. thy 10 something other
than Just meet they did th, lat TIM
49, MT "" "a" l." f'-ults Or heard
anything from IT, last u".ttuR. action
Wa- taken upon the resolutions sent to
the X 4 Department r'latts. To adV'r-
t~!us N. struck roads. and waning N"
public 10 route themselves over ~. roads
when they were travelling Ia the extent
IT submitting ~ 1" the auslsut and r.
AZ tionary Sammi. Gromp"rs for his ap-
prevail
Wei tlev knew what sammi. would say
and that j. WHY thu submitted II to him.
for h. hhs never Int any assistance 10
uS In tbs f1ght any Nay. Ne ~as turned
down ts the \ r Of l.. al IT. first con
vention aff"r our lockout, and for that
very reason wiz should "" submit any
thhle Ia HIM for his approval
For h. and s"me m"r. OF tn. Labor
skate around Washington are relics ~
the mummy H.. displays some
'h" American F-i.fati"nisi he Is frantic
with 1ov owl the arrival OF the NV FREE
dom.
Surprising a. il l. 10 the workers. th"N
az. NV fr-" men They have been en-
an tI.ated without war. without revolution
without .Ncti.n' Mt. and without turmoil
1heIr chains haN. been struck from
them They may have not noticed II.
hui 1t fact 80 Nj iomp.rs tells US
Md Gpngr"sS has done IT.
NV emancipation proclamation mas
been with greater than that Of Lincoln
tn labor OF human being Il not a
or article Of commerce So
runs the Proc lamdtion. And thsr. YOU are
That statement. lays Mr. Gomp.rs. l.
the m"s, sweeping statement Of freedom
secured by the workers Of any land
Tie law saws that the labor Of a human
heing IL not n commodity But the bitter
fact i that millions II men In the mills.
mines and factories are sim selling their
labor.
Moreover. Thousands upon thousands Of
strikers TODAY are battling To raise the
Irire paid for their labor. Will. men.
women and children all over the world
at. forming Unions In order not To sell
more than eight or nine hours of labor
each DAY
Labor brings various prices In some
places as low ten cents an hour. In
other places as high as seventy cents an
hour.
II j. being bought and sold every dav
bought and sold despite the little sentenc.
sweeping statement OF freedom secured
nv III. workers Of any land
Sec. burnside Local BOARD
O. system Federation
! CI'NDtFE
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24

n movement. that should be with us. In
stead of against US. ar. now coming TO the
surface. more conspicuous thar sNer--neNcr
tho les ~ H. hut exposition Of the
dangerous forces that has ever hs.n play
INK Ia tn" und"tCurTants tie shadows
81 thI- ~ months drama where thousands
81 NH tfS h1Nr lss, u fighting for liz tun.
dimental prin, lHis- Of He labor mo u'nt
" hy should Johnston turnt u4t ~ a..
open III lht interest ~ thu faI# faad~ at
this fHfttruItr TIM MA It's stand f"t
a." S,ah< that at serving IL trt'f"~'r
OF IT, WaSt'I 'la.- Just ION ia tn N"fA
eve 81 IT, Investigation hN tn uIt"d
state tiuN'rhin' You ale fhkttrd ia,
t.I,l Jutnsi"us artleie pt,r and us.f again
ana TIM d.t'trulHt# fet AuufSfHf II lr -
WiIiihR IT. the tnfstc~t- 80 tie strikers
'uu ttHt th' r'si 81 IL. lsi''tf fuas. tlsuf
or i ht lining AZ With In interest,"
fhrt ars flgitthg IA. ~fikefs and Tie
I..,hof Mus.m'uff Tal- l. l.fi - s"ut uN "a
tIttt limitation
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24
THE RIGHT SPIRIT

bid you tackle that trouble that came your
way
With a reasonable heart and cheerful,
or hide your face from the light of day
With a craven soul and fearful'
- troubles ton or . troubles an
ounce
or a trouble les what you make it
And II isn't the fact that you're hurt that
counts.
But only. how did you take Il,
You are beaten to EARTH Well we'll what's
thatf
Come up with a smiling face.
Its nothing against you 10 fall down flat:
But to lie there-thats a Disgrace.
The harder you're thrown. why. the high
er.youll bounce
lie proud of your blackened eye:
II isn't the fact that you're licked that
counts
Its how you fight. and why
And though you be done to the death.
what then,
II you battled the best you could.
II you played your part In the world OF
men.
why, the Critic will call II good
Death comes with crawl or comes with
bounce.
And whether he's slow or spry
II isn't the fact that you're dead that
counts.
Hut only. how did you die'
Selected
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24
THE MASTERS

Let the slogan be. eight hours work
ZACH day for M. let the pay for eight
he what II now Is for ten. when this IL
accomplished W Will live like men.
We must break down the SYSTEM
that holds "a Ike slaves. break down the
barriers that maxi Us all knaves; We must
10 our duty to every one. or else the bat
H.. never viii be won.
Lets make this lie worth living let Us
live without sin let's do away with
grafters. We don't need that kind Of men.
What We want II homes, toilcrs upon them
depend
Why not the brains God gave you.
and placed within your head. why should
honest men and women ever have to beg
for brsads Tn. MASTERS tell us Its bad
business. hut is robbery instead.
when will this mighty strife be over.
when viii We reap the product of our
toll when Will our MASTERS not lie
masters? When viii ever own the
soil
Whenever YOU do your duty. brothers.
and do II right, then the mighty problem
Will he solved to our delight We then
VIII have M MASTERS and remove that
awful hlight-ProHresa
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24
L.C. SENDING BIG ENGINES
TO SOUTHERN DIVISIONS
Industrial Relations Commission W1l
Hear Strike n April.


''Ml M1ss. Mat zi-Th' .his
-, ne NhiH4 tH' '"fnpaha lf"ints.d to
u tx dF~H - b' EihHlHz 1" anne On
IL di.l-lon# 1tir " III l.. "a s't'ts hlpw
u ii' W'H# H. ih' tiahslot TALON IL Iaafi-
fushf a. y Vii mo- All fsda' tt"H II The
Apfkihs tafa'= Amounting Z" dtolt aif'-
al ''i sahipft"f~ u II LaN' 10 K hass
Z" baking. oId "a ttt'ts lack To fffHg.
ahi many al tt'u vii D.. ut ,.'sT If
IL h"afd all alll hs fafeti t. jim tie
army 81 uHtmIlpy'i ft. uh.uIl.'h Ia. ut
proposition l. a r'ft"4> thing a. present.
Corporations At making .ktrI rffoft L.
add 1" the sttI94su'ss 81 fthIs situation by
= h"miug In 's'fk NAY possible l. tHr"H
mot. men cut 81 ~"rk
on 81 tt'ss hig engines II on tn An
tt and Jackson local II j. Tie ,flA one
Oh Ia" tht liz vision At PRESENT. TT ~
AZ Informed mat uttsrs al tu fulI8s
1t th' m Inc. II the skuuk~ An Keep
Ia. small engines IA shape to do ~. work
tt.y viii surrey have "A nice tiur With the
big ones
I. =. tematsstss.
Me hay. teen offiei.lI, nn,tft.t th.t
H.. Industrial I,lattnts ,,ornut.-I,,, -
TO inY,Htlrat.. The &. nd uarT4u4.t I'm.
sttik.s b.vtpUlty Ann Sin. - n.
IN. cas-. n /. W tn IL. siTtk,t. 10 . II
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24
a. Agent I. Backus. and nj. ,,,,a. o., a..
W All strret PIckporkrtr '"' '"e

ia' Nus ana tn. other hail starved
pau N"'krts Of the railroads would
IN themselves about til. Welfare of
,''li h"m"- and their children tH.n Ma,
"""''s AMI ~" children uf the -fa,. kl,.ld-
~ M railroads. tits would b.. a better
"'.t' i"i AZ "t us la visit ia ENrr,.
body vi" knows tn. var /. al a.,
,"l' hh"Mr mat IT,. Am, ri,an railtn,,.
mah' W"t" ml.li"naIr.s IN a., last
hHsltN III Tie world mat rnIsf,,,. la, /
,'"T b''h sold on Lot air anI IT,. ,l,,td.
"'hsths "A'f th" ttsht-"f- MAJ. thai fik,
= h'" ben "tganiLed for th. NUNS. "a,
"i'ihlhs 'h'. Profits from TIA. .arutuxs
81 u" ROADS thai tn I,gIttu,t, 80
"''1li NJ h'"n golng "u Tor N.als ana
nov that toe ,pY pubIi, H. p.tfz,t,. 49,,
o." ne i"lll "hh gam. IT,, subuIsriS,
-laN's h" J.. I;ackus bark Tor H.. mn,
ftdHd al then masters
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24

rpIToRs NOTE The above song by
r.. International President Of the Inter
r.tinnal Association Of Machinists i the
same that has been sung by all the kall-
- cor,ranN= agents since the inception
- This strike The cry of a lost Cause
mich has he.n the slogan Of the Sans
~ all the forces that W. nave he"n TX
- L. ~. Al months strikez Now thaf the
t,gus,rtai Comm ssion l. going To make
an investigation ~ the strike on Apru b.
iaib the forces that have been tEh1hs ~
M ever hes are afraid that with he
81 ~ the Commission a settlement Of the
r. Great farres Of reaction within our
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24

~, ta,tst,pa Railway & Navigation
-, bas ordered three locomotives.
The Chesapeake & ohio has been ASK
t,,, Tor nrices on 20 Mallet engines.
The burlington has been getting price,
~, ahont 30 locomotives ard ltoo cars
for freight service. -
go, x,,.s,,,rl Kansas A. Texas was IN
-. ,,,rl,, In February for 20 Mlkade
and 10 Pacific type engines.
The pennsvlvania has ordered ouiIn'ns
=, as steel passenger cars IN the conn
psny's shops At Altoona va
,.,n.,,vania ha. completed Is cleo
"'aaehas a, it, Altoona shops for use
hn,v.en philadelphia and raoli Ia
The Florida East Coast has plans 10. !.
new shop ami ronndhouse improoe,,n,snpt,.s
=. De i.t until business improves
~. Chicago a North Western IL feur-
nnnber of new passenger cars
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24

S"ss seSeesseA - rot est sAe psssss
~ psss tsss as1 Asas u - ~ ssase rss-
speru~ss plsre - Aere The pe~Vle eas
ID. Css u sWs. sesA u - . fvte0a. bass
u N ys0p c,eb ledge PENN, - paste u
n he fSess WtsasW ~ Same store. Mako
81 the pSssev sd h~tp ss advertise
Z ~ reads 60 Olg1kA.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24
Az OLD BLAcksMITH SHOP.

TIE town of Middleton MAJ claims
.tn haN. onr 81 thu oldest hlae ksmiih shops
in FsS.N county. and this faet - "h"4t
fn IL made knoNn. - tie eighteen ann
N,rsnrN u the starting ~ this particular
Shap viii h., celebrated next Mat
clinton l. stiles l. the present OWN
aud Is father and h himself haNs oyer
at.d tie shop since March. lS3b. WITHOUT
single break and II has always Re-
matnsd IN the fsmils-
The shop previous TO this one was
Nv ned and occupied ny TNftsisfF lhEallt
uncle Of John James ingalls, Of i~aN en-.
worth. Kan. former senator from 'ha'
state. ,,,,,,
md upon th,. aaNIes ~ Horace Gr",leN
W.ut vat wher. h. made IL mark IN
th, world ". anme from very hardN
New ENGLAND stock ard Is erandtAtnrf
Wa village hlas ksmlth At Middleton Tor
many years -,
senator ingalls, VISITED Middleton feW
,rarS ago and purchased his grahdtath =
rr's anvil and shipped y 10 - "W' IN
n ,usas and Lad II rlld"a anA ~ "'ch-
pl.s a prominent rlser IN HI ~" -
IT,. anvil NOW IN 80 IN m mon W.
s,irped from ENGLAND and : over le9
,.arz old the twa hooks that the any
>, ~. mon came from the building ~ the
49, tarish ,hufsn witch ~ erected In
les HlarksrItf g Journal
q ] Mitchell commercial agent OF the
Carolina Ctnthfi.id 4 ohio. has been
transferred from columbia : c. to Char-
iotte G vice ssbirton. and j T.
scott has been appointed commercial agen'
AZ Columbia succeeding Mr.. Mitchell
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24

NJ " wilbur. travelling freight agent
OF the Santa Re at Houston Tex. has been
appointed commercial agent at that place.
vice Drew Head promoted.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1915-03-24
itE, ILLINOIS central
Save, WRITES FOR ROADS
d Poverty Of Stockholders
- Prosperity of Worker.


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!. sag. sss,rs' - ,dl'n - ".,r ...m
,,,s thr"nA . .t,'.,.i. lut, , mil,
~cugh whith -. -, lufIu,u,-. m.
more 81 ,h, tttltpti. In THU
AIie IN la =, ,l,.,,., ,,,d IA. .t.ff of
t,,t. t1AffA t,Ii, ,ltt,tl,
,sAup mn - *. ~ ,,, ".nmmon
rst out 81 - IN. f.iihful sub
s,ts '"n 40 know A. MN" about
~,ut the ~. IN - unfnttuuaie
III. tlllAsr -. nm, In. tnun, 81 ms
..akh ." haN' - "a. ..ues If
I.nsn Nrln,'s '..,+tz nj seems Ia To-.
.,,rty t"f u ,., - "a, mara
,a,r.t TT l. ~. Mn rai Ia,
,ors o. - 'i' -, o., f,s~t.s -
,,ffri,ni :" t.,i,s Al u.rrtmapa Ia
n GeBldr, ''n.'' u5tI Tdltlus m.
.,ekass ini' 80 ,,
rnirs sum- tit.'.,.s ,'.nft41 agent. - tie
L fkHs 49, I,ttus tn kn,U
.ss Of tie "a t1,.,,,,t.I .f.nd
,srv about - ',..5f ,,t,- and H.,
u labor uh -. h J,NH Tim tn.
asiery OF M a., ,N.t,,s.lt,s NJ
,ircaf pr yb,t ltaku- Is old
y sul r.,rif,ii.t - Iincalu.
ncaf. !" t a D.. A5-.u,,t.J whai
= that II -, ,h, ,ius ~,
psv n. n1i1'' nj -. Ns-Issii,pi
Iteh thst '.i,J -, t,rt thai mad.
Pvsf. snd ~, .4#tl..- Ia Matter
Ia,h ~t.re l.ak' MI ~. 81 n"N I'm
=. Aftsf t'il 'hlhE a. ~
r,se,,d ~" ! mos =. - ~ -. -,
- 70 hs Ut u.s. ",
~ vacation - NJ ~,
I. no. ton ~ 't' ~ 10,
.s,h" Ar.nt - hHe * many ,a'i'',
~ ~ re- In ~ vs. ~ 'H'
ksiional fignff 100 49,
.s,.l hirs'lf a. w. "''
4, sgs snf m 80 i'i''
E,gsion, irsi's 'i ''' ~ va" a
4 ,sis as>ihih' ih'N iiaa' ~ NAM
&c
|rs following ~, 49,
khys and IN l'' ',' ~ -,
Gv,rspsfs an i'''1 ''i - TO- ''''' -.
I,h ,ss tnre Fl .'W nj ~.'"' ~
Ssmon apps IA htlNt IL"
ksisia,afe AID j. ~ INA ~ - ''t -
I ,Assd on tn h" IL si'lt' N mi
la
U" me '~"~'
tBy Agtut /. l{ikns.D
"a. tafn at Gttui l'.tnar, III. Mar d
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-19

BY virtue Of an execution In fore.
closure duly issued by tho clerk oi
tho Circuit Court Of tho State ol
Oregon, for the county Of Klamath.
dated the 18th day Of February. 1915,
In certain suit In tho Circuit Court
of said county aud state. wherein the
First National Bank OF Klamath Falls
Oregon. as plaintiff. recovered judg.
ment againsa Oswald NJ. Hector and
Winnie l.. Hector In tho sum Of g..
$500 together with interest there-
on at per cent from August sth,
1914. and $500 attorneys fees and
si7.i6 costs: and judgment OF fore.
closure against the Northwest Real
Estate and Investment company, a
corporation.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thu,
In obedience OF said execution I will
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-19

on the soth day Of Mari. -: :
~ o'clock In tho after.... ~!
day, In front OF tho co",. ,
the city Of Klamath Van. ~ 4
Oregon OREGON. soil at public auctios y \
n'she.t bidder for cash III. Is ~! = !
described rcai property. : ''''
Al OF Lot Niuo 90, i,
Forty'two t>2) First AAs,..1.. ~ !
the City Of klamath Fail. ~ \
TAKEN AND LEVIED 49,.
the property Of tho said o,s.. :
Hector. Winnie l., Hector. ~ |.
Northwsst Real Estate ana
mcnt company: or M mucs ~.
as may bc necessary to ,.,,'ss n!
judgment Of tho said Fir,. mn |.
Bank of klamath Falls sr.,... !.
said Oswald N. Hector ana v.s.'
l.. Hector. with in,ores, ana - ~.
ana accruing costa.
Dated February 18th, lsis
&, e. Low.
shcrifr OF klamath co..,.
Dy l.. l.. Low, deputy, ie..a.a.a,.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-19

The old Scotch sport Of curlinf,
played by few in the United States
for nearly 100 years. has become very
popular this winter. particularly u a
winter amusement for members of
golf clubs. In Canada II is played
from the Atlantic to the Pacific and
about Manitoba numbers its deyotees
BY the thousand.
Nelson's Encyclopedia gives the fol-
lowing description OF curling:
For three centuries the home of
curling has been in Scotland, where
clubs are numbered by the hundred.
But it is popular also In some parts
OF Canada. the United States and a
few other countries. Research has
thrown little light upon the place of
its birth, though everything points to
Ia Flemish origin. 1t is believed to
have been introduced into Scotland
in the sixteenth century.
"A rink Of smooth. keen ice having
been chosen. the curler makes a tee
at one end and tee at the other end,
forty yards apart. the tees being con-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-19
Notice ~ Sale of Unassigned 1>owcs
Right

Notice ~ Snlc 0t Nhnss,RuCs sS""cs
Right
In the County Court ot the state oI
Oregon. for the County IT klnm-
ath.
Ia tho matter of the suardiansh'p
of the .p6rson aud 'state Of Mary
A. Kilaorc. an insane person.
Pursuant TO the order OF the couu.
.y judge of tho county Of klamath.
state OF Oregon. dater the ist day
of February. 1915. notice 10 hereby
given that the undersigned will sell
at private sale. for cash. In klamath
Falls. Oregon. on tho 9Th day OF
March. 1915. or thereafter. tho un.
assigned right OF dover Of Mary A.
Kilgore. an insane person. In and 10
tho following described real property.
situated In klamath county. state Of
Oregon, to-wit:
Tho southwest quarter (sw Y J.
OF Section Ave Cd; the west ono.
half ~ tho southeast quarter
tWm SEh) Section hyo CD:
the southeast quarter of tho south
east quarter tsEh sEh). Section
UG. In Township forty-onc (&D
South. Range fourteen iiD East.
OF the Willamette Meridian.
The proposed sale above mention.
ed will be subject to confirmation
by the county court Of Klamath
county. state OF Oregon.
SlLAS W. Kll.GORE.
?-9-iC-23-2 Guardian
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-19
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD

Get a small package OF Hamburg
Breast Tea, or M the German folks
call Il, Hamburger Brust Thee" st sny
pharmacy. Take tablespoonful Of The
tea put cup Of boiling water upon
u. pour through a sieve and drink \
tea'np full at any time during the
iny or before retiring. II 10 the most
elective way TO break . cold and cure
grip, as Il opens the pores Of The skin.
relieving congestion. Also loossns the
bowels. thus driving . cold from the
system.
Try II the NEXT time you suffer from
cold or the grip. Il ID Inexpensive
and entirely vegetable. therefore saie
and harmless.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-19

nected BY q straight line drawn on
the ice. From each tee. as center, a
circle OF seven feet radius Is then
drawn. as well as a touch line, mt
right angles to the center line on
the far side OF each circle. Six inches
from the point where the two lines
meet. and to the left of the center
line (looking toward the other tee)
u circle of three inches radius Is
described at each end OF the rink.
On this tiny circle every right handed
player must place his left foot
whether he stands on the Ice or n
mat) when In the act OF delivering
the stone; and a similar circle must
be drawn, II need be. ON the right
OF the center line for the convenience
of left-handed players. At a distance
from each tee, usually reckoned as
one sixth Of the length OF the rink, a
wivy line is drawn, which bears the
name Of the hog score; and precisely
at the center Ut the rink a straight
line ,s drawn, called the middle line
1t is necessary to repeat everything
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-19

and men who value that even color,
that beautiful dark shade Of hair
which is so attractive, use only this
old-time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix
ture by asking at any drug store for
a 50-cent bottle Of "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy" which dark
ems the hair SO naturally. so evenly
that nobody can possibly tell It has
been applied. Besides. 1t takes of
dandruff, stops scalp itching and fall
ing hair. You just dampen a sponge
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-19
Notice Inviting Proposals 70 ~,
CITY NJ klamath rsIls II. \


Ss,nlot urooos.,. ,.u,
NV IN. nra.r.,,,., ,,,r
~, a,v ~ Msrch ,a,r
~ \ o.c,oct N M -, ~,
I'M. e,,v hal, in m. .,,. ~ ~. ~
r.n. ors,o, ton, .. " ~
,na ,,... Al, ,,onno,,.
\. a,.,.a, ,or ~. .s',
a.. o.o "a civ ~ x,,s,".a y
o,.,or common ,m,,o,.m.".
..,.nn,. "a. v..r. ,,a., ,.,
.hrarlny a ratio OF intcres, noI !.
coed Il nor cent pcr uunum 49,.
rnyuLle sem,.aunually prins,.., u.
iniercst payable a, tho of,es : ~
!cl,y treasurer or n, the Fiscal ~
|uf tho state OF OREGON in Nsv ~
principal and interest payable b -
coin of tho United States Of A.
Said bonds will be issued In DR.
ationn not exceeding $4,000 -
and numbered from l to -, ~.
sivc. said bonds are nuthorissl \
Ordnance No. $40. OF the siy a
Klamath Falls, Oregon. for tAs -
posa Of providing funds to pay II
cost of improving Third street, fua
Main street 10 California aveaus, +
|, ,iudlng Intersections. Said boals vi
bc sold 10 tho highest bidder, III
cash. and for no lens ,has thsis ~
value aud accrued interest.
Each proposai 10 purchan -
honda must be accompanied ~ 4
check for 9 Der cent Of tho ansu,a
Of tbs proposal, certified b. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-19
A CHANCE TO MAKE GOOD

'THE OREGON agricultural col
i lege is to be carried" to the
farmers of Klamath county next
week. Monday, Tuesday and Wed
inesday. sessions will be held in the
Klamath county high school. and
! Thursday, Friday and Saturday the
same lectures. etc.. will be given at
Merrill. The extent of the bene-
fits Of such course depends upon
the attendance. and klamath Falls
people should make 1t point to see
that every farmer. dairyman and
Istockraiser is interested in the
course.
The methods to be talked Of by
the six lecturers are practical
methods, that are advised only
after exhaustive tests which have
proved their merits. There Is no
man so perfect in his calling, no
matter how long he has followed it,
but what he can always CLEAN a
few more valuable pointers. and II
is folly to say that any man or
woman could attend the courses and
not be benefited thereby. The open
forums. conducted after each lecture.
when the problems Of the individual
farmer will be discussed. are alone
well worth the trouble of coming to
town.
The growth of Klamath county de-
pends largely upon the development
of Klamath county agriculture, and
anything that will tend to help the
farmer along should. therefore. re-
ceive the enthusiastic support Of all
our people. Let us, therefore, boost
the short course next week to every
man and woman we see.
1t is agreed by all residents of
klamath Falls that they have the
interests of the klamath county
farmer at heart. A good time to
demonstrate this is next week, when
the short course sessions are on. The
klamath Chamber of Commerce and
the Women's Civic League have
started a most meritorious move
ment toward the entertainment of
the visitors in preparing for the big
luncheon and motion picture show
But 1t must not sop here.
The klamath farmer has many
problems to contend with. Not the
lest of these is marketing A good
time to discuss these matters with
him will be Monday. Tuesday and
when he is here with
leisure time. A little inquiry among
the farmers will outline some of the
that will benefit the
rural communities. and after learn
ing of these, the members of the
Klamath Chamber Of Commerce, the
Business Mems association and the
other citizens of klamath Falls will
have an opportunity to prove thct
their interest in the farmer is un-
selfshly sincere by taking action
10 bring about measures that will
advance the interests Of the farmer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-02-19

tsare the middle line) In duplicate,
Tor the reason that the game In
played IRON each end alternately.
Every stone that does not cross tho
hog score is treated as dead and
removed from the ice.
The rink having been prepared.
the SKIP. or captain makes up his
team (four a side In matchcs). and
play begin. Each player has a broom
and two curling stones which shall
not be more ;han thirty-slx inches in
CT 'cumiercnce or be more than one
eight the circumference in height.
There are eight ways In which scoring
is made. and the higest possible score
is seventy-two. The first player on
u side stands back of the tee, and
sends the stone along the leo to the
other tee. and the other players fol.
low in turn. Every stone within the
seven foot circle is counted, and the
highest score wins. The brooms are
used TO sweep clear the path OF the
stone. according TO the captains
orders or the rules OF the game"