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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1910)
w M "4 - vyo ffc ). "- ibe f Urnino ' ', C www A''9 ft &ATII MM W" ' ' OUR AUVMITMMW SIT ,;JTanimikhtiiw THE HOW RMU1M F? E WW V..U '"' I" i KLAMATH FALM, OlIKGOX, Tl'KHDAY. JW.V JO, IBIO Price, Five Cesita w Befall.. Ml PAVE PART Of MAIN STREET uml'l It-llll) V HI'K II K'ATIOXH yw fNME R KftW jMCMmkIIio"! .. II"' .' "" i ihe IVr MrtlM-ds Ilio nrdliinnie p-elflli .JtiilliiuiMltnte lilllillllilc pae pMl u ImiiHlmnl ll Hrrrd up NMskHbln illwuaalnli. Cftr Allot ii-y limkn staled Hie law aV-autil"' and llirii n million wan tjatstt the ufdliiaiiir- n" passed In IMlNond imilhiK. Inl ll wna'lost Mil ll"1 "'' "" taken, ,, Kattshl Wilkin and .Imi ,yi did Mt object " ll' lillullllilc laVllnni thcmnelvr, lull lhi)' , tuN ll kind nl paving In We or- jtaav Mute ll almulil Im adopted. (toatllnun Wilkin said; "I want ItfeU) it ii t n h niunrllmsn, and liitornrniliiii punish nor friend ' it Mtirt. I 'I" ""' "" nmk iirmfiixil a present nf the atrreta fijult),arid I ahsll lint Ixi In favnr Wi(l Warren Omnlrnrtlon rune paVta fotilrnri. and thereby hul ' hi Mktr fltm from bidding on the fig." &ut tUtul Hint the iiroKinlon of Htmrty owners who desired hltu - IKsilMtemrnl was three to one. M contended that lie did not bo or) last half of ihn property own rntnald ripce n desire- fur bltir) btMt seirment If their wlshe were wssslted. TV piling iinmtlon ranie iii again Unf, and alter aome dliciinn an orMMnm tiirldlnK for the paving of Mall trret (mm thr bridge In Kiev ralkand Hlitli atrrtt from Main In Klskwh atenue wlih tillullthlc ma urlal a Introduced anil psaned in hi second reading, All the mimrllnicii agreed na In Ihn Mtejslty fur the Mrcet work being Mf, tut they differed with regard to Ike material In lit nu-il and llii bkf that had IxTn tiproaatri ')' la pmix-rly imncra. They all, how trtr, trn of tho nplnlon that Main rttt thnuld Im pavrd from tho arMfr to Din rnllroad Oil fall, and hoped llml Ihn properly iinnum from Klevinlli Hlriet to Ihx ilepot would nirrn to nilon iln lilinllllilr urn lerlal, The ordliiiiiiio ri'lutliiK to lint nun plellnn nf I he iteioml unit of tho miwer n liild mer ntilll l he net llierllllK, The nnlliiiiiii'ii KriinlliiK In (lie ' ijflr Telephomi mill TeleKinpli torn puny the rliiht to roiiilint Dd IikIiwix here for Hut neti intuit). no )iih rnniii up for final pnnanuti, nnd win liirncd iIohii. Wllklua, (,'flnlol, Hiomt and Ohenrlmln ioiImk for It nml Hum niera anil l-'niiitlil totliiK no, llnnki mil vnlliiK, The (irdlnnin'o hid ilin i-.l iirovhled for u (nuii'IiIm) for lwnnt).h,i )rnra, Tht rlty wn.ti-hne the rlxht to ime the mii' or ,'oiiilillt for xillre nnd, fire nlailil line, nnd Dte phone Here lit lie piOildi'd (ur I he rlty free. The rale were in remain the niin an lit prenenl until the numher nf phonei irnrhed I, mm, when the rule wa to Im InrreAMil f,n ivntt n month on IniahieH phone mid :". ieiiin n tiinnth nil realdetire phone The HIN)or Hauled Hie iirdliitime Mllieudeil m na to aprrlfy Ihn ht'Uhl al which the Mire wrre in ho plared MHite Hie iilri'i'l-: I lint proHrly nwn era ahnuld hure lho ilahl to unite n Iioiim, nnd tin' rompnii) he lompelleil In rill lho wire mi Hint they rould dn an, mi linlliej Ihnl (lie lOlilirlliiirn and rlly nfltrlala thoiihl hate free phone! thnt phune ahnuld he In Hailed wllhiuil iot In the patrnna and thai lho council ahiiuld hntn tlm rlshl In Kiinpi'l lho pullluit of wlrea underRrouiidi Hint the rnte ahnuld not ! rnlied, He nlo wnntel lo know whnl klml of n tem waa in ho lnlalliil hnl the preaeill rnlea were, and alio hate a repentlnK clnmn In the nrdlnnnre. 1,'oiinilluieu U'llkln.. Oulil, llaukt, i4umitii)ri Htune, OiHnrhnlu and fauahi wern preaent whin Mn)or HanderMUi i tilled tho mri-ilng to nrder. IVnnli. I.. r Wllllta Tn rcl a iwo-iory hrlrk hulldlni: mi lot 7, hlnrk 3C, SO fret S Inrhe on Main atn-et and I or, frrl deep. I.'anle V, Lund)- Klti-aiory hrlrk huuanlow on lol 3, hliH'k 200, Mill addition, upproilmnte root I I.MiO. William Whlllnrk To ererl a bam IOC I feel on tot I, hlnrk 9, NlrhnN addition. I T, HaiidnrMiu- To Weil n burn It'.x; I fct,ou lot I, block Hi, .N'lchuU addlllon. City Altnrne) Urnke w luatrurled In draw- nil nrdlnnnre tncnllnc thnt pari of CVnler atreet runnliiK from Main atrwl t" I'lno. The leipieal in I.NVCNTIfi.lTION IUMIIII ITMlS r.WHV. OV v.xvumMS lli'iiili t'lmilutliiii 'llml failure Hnfely Itetlie lo Work Wn HeiixMi for Airldenl if 'iflllliil ProMM Itni-l'lef! W.HIIINTON, II. C, July HI, -The liimnl id luveallit'illnn of Hie rorlre Mnutii" imploilnn report thut It hcllevea 'the cxplnalon wn rniinl by Ihn fullurunf the anfety dc vlie on I lie llrlim merhnnlam to per. form ll funrtlnni, We fire furred lo Oiht conrlimloii notwIlhalnndlnK Hint pretluu etlintiny nnd Iuiik experl line Knve nuiiiiii'o that tho iiiiclmn- li.in ullnrdeil I ho prnterllnn for which" ll wn Intended." f KOUTS CASE ' GOES TO JURY IMTK OK TIIK IM)V IH IN IIAMM4 OV TWKIA'K MKX asuht mumnmm While Hnink Hm Itojr Wiim) nl a la enurr ihi llir HUr Another (TuirRp la IVndlng AHHANNI.V IMIII.H A IIVNAMITK IHIMII Kill M)w nf ItldaeHN), V., Willi Terrible Inalrtimenl IWwIy Mulllalnl I'nlled I'rea Hm'lrn, IIIIXIKWAV, Vn.. July :i..Mniir A, II. Donaeniuii, who wa I)Iiik lu a hnmmiMk nt hi home hern, wn ! uinalunled by Milne unknown perann, aim hurled n d)tinmlte bninh Into Hie hammock. Mnynr UnmemiinV hod) wn terribly mutilated. No renann mo bo ntnlcned for the nit. Tho trial nf TlmiHhy Kouli. who I i hunted with nawiult with Intent tn kill, occupied Ihu nltrntlon nf the clr i ult mini jenterilay nnd lodny, and this afternoon the ran waa auhmltted tn the Jury, The men In wiiomi hand rcaU tlm fnlu of the hoy nre Win. I.. Welch, Priil McKcndrce, A.T.IJtnuell, r'rank iKiwnlnK. II. A. Moon, At Melhaae, Cnrl IV-al. Kdward Krciior, 'B. W. Wllkemon, (lua Mlhaae, J. C. rrr,u boh nnd C. I,. Ketty. DUtrlrl Altornoy Kukendall nn jivenred for the atato and II. M. Man iiIiik for tho defendant. IjihI winter Kouu, who I about Si or rl yearn old, waa on hla way to hi W.XHIIINOTON, July IC Allor i.nuio In MontaKiio from a vlalt In Ihu lii'jr llenetnl Wlrkerahnui tin ruled , tlrliillrnf Merrill. He nod met whip that the elr.ht.lmur limit will apply I old frlcnda In Merrill and drank a mil) In work dnne on nnd fnr n hat- inrro nmount of liquor. He had pur llehli In Ihi- Koterntnent ahlp)nrda. r.TIJIIT IIIU'll l,AV NOW IN NIIII'VAIlim Till derMon nllnw-ir the manufaclur era of nrmor which la Intended fnr n wnrahip lo bo built In a Rorornmeut )ard tn work their employe on anrh armor nil many hniirrr n the em plo)n will ktnml. Tlm ntlorney Konernl liolda Ihnt the ritrut nri mnklnr. appropriation for vetkeU la rapnhle of tin other ronitrurtliin. Mllll TAKKM XKIIIO WOMAN rlttl J Alii (Continued on l'e 4) Are you going to Take" Outin CoMetotkliMore for gh. lritWhlpcord .Corduroy, put tog Suiti, Boott HtU,GlofCi1ltc IVrllertl Tto) Hnmited Her hi the llunrhlla Hlvcr -K" HUrev. , lltnble llrwirl rhaaed an nld platol of n man for BO renta nnd had It In hi norkel. The hoy not Into the alaw tn eomo lo Oil tlty, and became rawed at the drlv ei and a cattleman named C. Swan ion, and drawing the platol he Bred ct Hwauaon, atrlklng him In the breaat. Rwnnaon had on a heavy overcoat at lho lime, and the ball failed to pierce the garment. ' Kouta alao attempted to ahoot Mr. Hitchcock, the driver of the atat. but lie wa dlaarnied before he rould do any more Injury. Tho trial today waa for ahootlnit at Hwanaon. Tho raae concerning hi bhootlnVat Hitchcock will come ipaa toon an the prraenl onv I dlapoacd of. United 1'rei.a Sort Ire. MONItOK. Iji., July :o. A mo'i Invadiil Hie Jail here yetenlny nnd aelicil liurn rnrutr, a ncKce. whom (. .1... I ....h n n Amrt ll,M M tllt1,iv ir mi' .i-v";i M .'" ".. ........ her nf while were robbed, and atari til with her toward tlm river, where It la believed ahe wn drowned, MASV IHK rTtOM IIKAT IN NKW VOHK United PrcM Service. NKW VOHK, July SiS.Twclve pc'iaou nre dend from heat during tho rnat twenty-four hour, in aciattion nlno drownlnK ncrldcnl havo been re iVorted, No relief I In alght. The temperature wn !M degree yeater day. The pnrk hntn nil boon opened and emergency hbapltal hnve born nutntted, Norm KiNr.it ixnVit TIIK Hl'ltnKON'rt KNIIK NKW VOIIK (.'ANIIIKH I'NKH IIANK'H MONKV Uh- titer Half n Million In HUxk Murkrl MiecMlllon Made illa.KaraiM Unllrd l'rc Kervlrn. NKW YOltK. July 26, of Irwin Wider, raahler nf tht local branch of the Htnno-Chlneo bank, 'in been ordered. The police atate that over ICOO.OOO In atock and bond are mlaalng. Wider has van tehed, and the hank' official Intend (o nuc the broker with whom Wider hypothecated atocka to cover margins In transaction In the alock market. MHiT IIIVKII llft.IN MAY UK liKKI'KNKO Hid for the Work Were Ofaraetf Mini day, llHt Have Not VH Hera ' Arte) t'twn j whlr'h will bo occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Wright unlit their departure fnr their homo In I'niadena, Calif., which will occur about Heptembcr 1st. W. I', Johnson, tho now owner, left for Ban Krnnclscn Ihla morning with nut making public what disposition he ( propose to maae oi nis new purennae. The arrest It Is presumed thnt ho will subdivide Into city lotic. With tho excoptlon of a few acre south of town Mr. Wright has, by this sate, sold everything he own In Klamath count. Ha has been a real dent hero for nearly thirty year, dur Ing most of which time be owned the property he ha Just sold. He I welt known all over the county. In gart, throughout much of Southern Oregon, whero ho ha a host of frlaada, who will sincerely regret to learn that he has decided lb leave here and make California hi fntnre home. E ARTHOIME Did for the deepening of the drain ago ditch for the first unit of the Ir rlgable lands I) Ing under the first unit of lho Klamath project, were opened Monday, but they have not yet been acted upon. . The work call for the deepening of the drainage ditch to an additional depth nf about three feet for a length of six miles. The ditch Is from six to eight feel wide and drain Into tost river. Tho proposals call for the com ptetlon of the work prior to April 1, 1911. It I not known Just when action will ho taken on the bid. The ditch follows tubstantUllr the lino of l-ost river slough, which Joins Lost river below Wilson's bridge. HfMMRR XORMAf XOTKH KxrriwioN ox the I'PrKR I.AKK Ht'XMAV Hie Colorado Hoclrty and Their KrtriNte WW Have an Outing ots Ik Wlnenvi Nest Sunday the members of the Colorado society and their friends will go on an excursion to ltncky Totnt on th Wlnema. The Colorado roplp nre noted for their hospitality, nnd that everyone who row on tl.U rldo will have n splendid tlmo laksnrttJ. Como and enjoy a plensnnt d.ty on I he cool waters of tho lak) and refct In Hie shade of the beautiful trees nt the f...iio.i rekort on 'h" northern shiro ofJ Klamath lake. , Tho third week of summer school ha started off with an enrollment 'of about twenty. Most or the students arc from Klamath county, but,ono or two have come from a considerable distance. Mia McKay como from Oakland, Ore., and enrolled the first r. Among tho gentlemen In attend nnce. Mr. liurnhom of Laagell Val ley the only one planning to teach. He I preparing to take the August examination for a first grade cert Id eate. Chas. Hughes of Sacramento, Calif., who wa a student In K. C. II. S. a part of Wtt year, visited some of the rlasw this morning. Most of the students returned to tho high school building In the after noon to study. The room are al ways cool, and there I nothing to disturb. The west basement room far being fitted up for tho manual training de pa rtnient. The work la beta done by Mr. Keudover. who Is proving to he an excellent carpenter, na well a an efficient Janitor. United I'rean Service I'AIIIB, July 2C Mmc. Cnvnlleri, the noted opera singer and wife of llnhert Chaulcr, who wa operated on for appendicitis, Is Improving. AKKAl'l.T WITH A DKADLY WKAWX WOMAX NIIOOTH TO KIM. ItATHKR THAN KM1PK I.AX.r'OlttMllitXH DOl!T IX LONDON CALLKD OFF NKW VOHK. July 10. The fight between Tommy Tlurn nnd Sam Lnugfurd, which waa achoduled to tako plnco before the Olympic Ath letic club of London during the Brat week of September, wa called of today, nnrn had agreed to bos Langford, but after Hugh Mcintosh had Hccurcd Sam's signature ho re ceived a meMiago from Rums, who la In Seattle, stating that ho would not fight unless ho received 16,000 more than' he wns offorod tho first time. Tho Aiisiinllnu sportsman could not aee his demand nml the fight Is off for some tlmo anyway. TACOMA. Wash., July 26. Hefus. Ing repealed Importunities lo elope with hint, Mrs. Fletcher Johnson, wife of a clerk In tho general offices of tho Northern Pacific road here, shotf and killed Frank Hall of Spanawny this afternoon, 'when, she alleges, lho man drew a revolver nnd sought to compel her to accede to hi wishes. Following the shooting she called the sheriff over tho telephone and asked to he placed under arrest. Mr. Johnson told Sheriff Mor ris that Hall had called at her horn nt Rlgnoy Hill and tried to Induce her tn leave her husband and go away with Hall. When she declined to consider hi proposal. Hall, she said, took n revolver from hi pocket and threatened her life. Selling shot gun that stood In n cloaet, tho wo man sent, a chargo of buckshot Into Hall's body nnd he dropped doad at her. feet. KXTRXHIOX VI TO HALUNOCH No. IM Tt.t'UUaW l'oHill.lll.i.r vn n,Mii. ll, v., n,iM, I'Mntt- Mlilt'i Kight WcHtve ShTI KKK STORE I adlng Clothiers FIVR MAHKF.U MKX HOLD I'P mo TRAIN WKRHAWKRN, N. J., July Flvo masked nnd nrmed men tonight held up n passenger train on the New york, Ontario & Woatorn railroad just outside tho limits of this city. Four of the robber Invadod the. train. and forced n number of paaaragera to glvo up Ihclr valuable at'the pelat of a pistol. One man was left out aldo on gunrd to warn the robber Insldo. Tho four left tho train and made their escape, but the. man out aldo was nrretod. The Irak, left here at 0;1C this ovenlng, bound for the northern part or me ainie, IIKRMIBTOX, Or., July 36. Chlet Knglncer Davis stntos that tho west extension nf the Umatilla project Is now up to Secretary Datllnger. Hit own dopnrlmont, ho says, has com pleted Its work of investigation and has reported lu findings to the secre tary. Money for lho extension la bow available and all that romalna to be dono I for lho secretary of tho Inter tor to. order tho work lo commence and the extension will bo undortakM. John Schnllock went to Sprague river today after James Dell, who was arrested on the charge of assault with n deadly aeapou. Hell ana uunn Walker, son of former County Com mi..inner Walker, hatt some trouble over water which they both get from Hie samo ditch, and Dell strucg j-ur with a shovel and then proceeded to beat him up." The warrant, ioi- lowed. MIHICAL M1NBTRKI. SHOW a N'iaht of Laughs" will be pre sented by between forty and fifty per sons at Houston's opera house next week. Thursday and Friday, when Harry Knnl will stago a musical mln trel show for lho oeneni oi i. Ladles of the Episcopal Guild. It promises to be one of the moat elab orate affair ever seen in tnia i. and will no doubt be as uccesiui u tho playa that bave been previously given by tho talented people of Ktam ath Fall. IIROKR HKR WRlwT Th iiitln dauahter of Prof. W. A. Wlrti fell yesterday afternoon and broke her right wrlai. Dr.- R. R. Hamilton wa called and he set the injured member. The little girl waa walking around the yard on a pair of stilts when ho tripped and fell. RAVAGES JAPAN TKKMItLKItri HHAKK THK MLAXD FOR FIVE DAYS mm mi mm mm THK PAHMORK CONCERT It was a crowded house that greet ed the Pasmorc sisters last evening, and seldom. If ever, was there a more pleaaed audience. During the two years since their last appearance here these well known musicians havo added much to their store of musical training, and their concert last even ing was even better than the ono they gave hero two years ago. Every num ber nn their program waa encored, the particular favorite being the "Lullaby," by Ilramm, the Norwegian melody, "Annie Laurie." "Suwanee River" nnd "Old Rlack Joe." Sidney V, Burroughs and wife for merly Oeneta Wtlkerson of Langell Valley, left this morning for Ban Pedro (Loa Angelea harbor), where they will make their home. Mr. Bur roughs is an engineer on the subur ban train of the Southern Paclle out nf Loa Angelr. O. 0. Gates and wife and Mis Wil ma Waggoner of Portland, a sister of Mrs. Gates, .returned from Eagle Rldgo yesterday, where they had been for several days. H-AHt-i Appear la the HMe of tin Mnttataln nad HMsajsng Is De troyrri la tn Hariwr Unlted Press Service. TOKIO, Japan, July 36. -A .tre mendous earthquake and volcanic eruption has taken place at Can bay In the southern part of the Island of Hokkaido, near. Veto. Eight tknu and refugees are fleeing inland. The tremors began July IS at until today, totaling In nil 114 i Hundreds of Assures bave opened la Mount Usu, which Is emitting sand and boiling muddy water. The great Usu bay In now only four fathoms deep, ard the bottom has upheaved so much that the shipping In the har bor has been destroyed. No details ran be obtained, and the fatalities. It U believed, will provo to be heavy. No word ha been received from Hakodate, the greatest city on Teo. It Is feared that it ha suffered heavi ly by the Usu earthquake. The gov ernment Is preparing aid to be rushed northward. Warship have been dis patched, and perfecture and onVUls in Yeto aro authorised y tne com mander lo furnish supplies and feed and shelter the refnaeea. The mili tary department at Yeto kaa been In structed to assume control of the stricken district. ItOOHKVKLT WANTS IWMRtWMVK PLATFORM L'nlted P.-esa SerVee. NKW YORK. July J, Concern ing the Ohio convention', ex-Preal-dent Roosevelt nt the Outlook osace today said: "I should like to see a progressive platform adopted, that 'a all." It Is reported here privately that he said be hoped that Oarfleld would lie nominated. TKRRIIU.K KTORMS SWEEP HCNOARV United Press- Service RKUDAPE8T, July . Terrlflc storms have been sweeping over thl part of Europe. Thirty persona are ronortcd dead and a number been injured. have MAXY HOATS ARK WRECKBD ON FAMOUS LAKE COMO MILAN. July St. A severe atorm has been raging over Lake Como. A large number of pleasure boats have been wrecked, and It la feared that the fatalities will be heavy. The city council night. meet again to A. WRIGHT SELLS MIS HOLDING TO W. P. JOHNSON WIU ,, lu leteeacjer Home la Pasadena for Wa Frank Smith, who was run over by n fraction engine a few day ago, and had his left arm and leg crushed so crtly, may not lose cither hi arm or' hla leg. Dr. Hamilton state that although the bone of the arm la badly fractured and the leg broken.Jie may be able to save both members. Smith I getting along nicely at present. Tho laat of the holding of W. A. Wright, former owner ot tto property now embraoed In the Hot Sprlan ad- dltloa, were oold yesterday to W. P. Johnson. Tho property purekaaod by Mr. Johnson aoaslsts of twenty noma siirroundlngJbe old noma, and thirty acres south ot tho city borderlas oa the lake. Tho old home aad .tto two cottiaaa aro lacluded In tto deal, 1m- medlato peaasaaloa la of every I thing except one ot tto eottasoa. Are Your Sox Insured Buy Holeproof Sox Sold with a Six Months Guar- toe taiMt Hokt SOU MOTS PORTLAND STOR1 'Jfl "IjT -7 I ..-r;.'.' t3v. -,Vi Vu ',!' 'T"