MTCDFO.Ml MATL TRlBirNFJ, OTJ-WOttP, OttTCflONT, HATHf DAY, ATWST 10, 1011.
FKQB TORE1!)
ACCUSE ESPEE OF
KITING OIL RATES
v!KIIINnuv, l). (" Auk. !.
Aci'iihliiK tlin HtMitlicrn 1'iiidlio mil
until of Kiting oil uilfH moid llimi
I (Kill tir coiit, 1m llm cttuipliilut mi file
loduy uilh tliu IulcrMhtto conuiiort'ti
(diiiiiiInhIhii, lili'il liy llm Ahmui'IuU'iI
Oil (Miiiiiuiiy ill' Oil ('outer, (.'ill.
Tile llt'litiolllll'rt tdllppi'll oriltlt! oil
fitnu .Mtdslltilek mill Oil),', Cnl.,
llmuiuli llitliiiiHl'ii'ltt. Cnl,, to Pre.
t'lill, mill Hi'llgmiin, Arlr.uiia. Tito
Kile cluugcd t'liuii McKllrlt'lt to link
I'lHliclil wiih :i.5() a ton, .hint nttvH,
it In it vcn id, would liavn Item
'J(Ha iuiiiIh a ton anil III) ih'hIh a ton
lOdpi'I'llVol.V.
Tim oil compiiny iimIih for rcpimir
tion in llm h tint iif .IB.IIUll' iiHMtrlliiK
that lint Huiitliuru I 'mil tin company
mlmittfil tlial llm mien charged wore
I'Vlllllllllllt.
W00DVILLE COMMERCIAL
CLUB IS REORGANIZED
Tim WoniUilla Coiitiiti'ielnl club !i.i h
been nnrgiiuied ami Hitviuttl iintv ami
itctitc iiami'K mlili.'il In I he lull, nay
tlm Argun. It wuh held thai utor
gaiil.ntion wan in'ri'MHitiv, owing to
tho inai'llvllv of tlm olil club. A
I'liinmltti'ii wiih itppoliili'i to call upon
tlm ulil iih'IiiImuk ami collci'l one .li.l.
lar ouch, tht payment of which will
iMilitlit thnni to full ini'mlicrrihip !u
tlm now cluli.
A mi'i'linir will lie I'alli'il iih noon n
tlm Niilli'itiniri'ouiiuitt'i) hah couiplel.
i'il itM laliiitH ami pcruuuifut officer
will lie I'li'i'tcil, It in the wInIi of tin
piinriKMivo ini'inlitTi to wage mi nc
live mlvcrtixint: 'iimpiiii:u, od munc
arc in fnvnr of buying a Iriti't of latul
Mtitalilii for mill anil fitetnricN, near
the fit v anil give tint Iniiil free to
miymm who will put up a null or fnn.j
mr.v on nit' iii'. imviiii; 10 urn tin-1
xi'iti'i' of inaiiv of tln promiiiiMit Imim- '
iii'ih mi'ii (oi their Hummer vacation,
work In not prtigivniiig it rtipidl v i
the I'uminittt'c in charge woitlil like, j
SLASH RATES UPON
L
TA(!()MA, Wash, Ante in, An
olhnr muicy ruin limning war In now
on lii-t wim'm rival Ilium upi'iitllng lie
tweeli tlm Pacific I'OiiHt anil the orient
after it truce or nearly two montlot
Thin Hutu Hi') mtoH on wheal amt
flour were (educed to meet the wheat
nidi out iiiiiiIii liy tllo NIiion Yuiieu
KiiImIiii Hue,
To .In pun tlm lati'H on whimt ami
flour havti lieen reduced from $:i pm
too to 2; to Hluiugliiil fnun jr. In
111! to IIoiikUoiik front (.'I to fi. fit),
to .Manila from It to fi r.o.
Tlm lines affei'leil are llm OmiIiii
HIiomIich KiiInIiii, tho ('iiniidliui I'm
rifle RteiuiiMlilp (ouipauy, llm I'ulfli
Mull, tho Illuo Kuuiml Hue. tlm N'lp
pon Yiihi'ii Knlitha ami the Hank lit
RACES ARRANGED FOR
AFTERNOON LABOR DAY
Oil l.alior tiny, Heptemher I, there
will he it imitiut'o fit the fair ground
Kix nice liavo been nrranm-il for.
'J.:iu trot or piii:i--l)avi(l llartim
ami Allied K. will give an exhibition
race.
II. 10 iiaeo or hot .'I eiilrieH.
U.fill puce- II oniric.
il.fffl iniiiutu trot 'J eiitiien.
running rnee U entile.
I'liuy-HUjo !l ciilrio.
AiIiiuhMoii 'Jo eeiitN. No clinigi'
lor unlombbile or neat in grand
htaml.', Itni'CH to eoimat'iiee at .1
o'clock j i, iji.
GAS PLANT CERTAIN
FOR KLAMATH FALLS
SUGAR INVESTIGATING" COMMITTEE PROBING TRUST IN NEWYORK
A 'i- IH Tl iHBn f rC9HHHV' H
rj , rwni, ,
POPE PIUS BETTER
PAIN IN KNEE CEASES
HOMK, Auk. II). All ilouht hut
Hint I'ope J'iu i rapnlly incmliii;;
lum hecii diiiipalud, necunliiij; to
Viiticaii i)livaieiann today who an
nounced that tliu .utv condition f
hit knci) Iiiih cpiiMrd lo lo tiarticn
Inrlv painful, and that hi phymcnl
condition h jjreatb improved.
VcHterdny his holincnH attended
HHiHH in the chapel ami Hpenl Homo
time at hLs dek Inter, attending lo
matterx lluit reipiircd urgent ntten-tiori.
TUB COSUUUHUIOSAL INVKKTIliATI.SO t'O.MMI 1"J KL.
The uicuilicni of tliu committee are IteiireueutatlvcH Hnrdwlrlc Jo(nwa, Oarrett Itnkcr, Hiilzcr, Malby, Madlnon
nnd Illitd ,
HtarllliiK ilevclopmentK aro expected In the InveMllgnMon of tlm nlleged 8uar coiiililne now being held In
the ciiHtom hotme, S'dw York. The II ttrilwlck roniinlttcu, Iikh a long lint of nnnii-H of men prominently Identi
fied with tho trtiut who iiiiimI appear and tell what they know about the alleged illegal IhihIiiohh methods of
iln organlr.atlou.
HERE: COPS ACTIVE
MRS. GEOHARD SUES TO ,
BREAK TEDDY'S WILL,
-j- T I
Ki:V YOKK.uir. 1 f . .Mm. Mil!
lie Vimiit (lilihatil, widow of Fred I
crick (lehhard' who wan a member if
the oiiginal "Fliuodorn" oextettc, lie.
gun unit today in the supreme court
to break lite will of her liiihnud.
Tax n'Mrln ".how thai OeliltardV
imiMTlv wiih worth AltU.OIIO. I'mler
hU will Mrn. (lebhanl wit Ignored, j
KLAMATH FALLS, Or. Am.-. III.
After M'vcral imuitliM winugliug, the
Iloarilmau coiupaitv eame before the
council rmw'tal moiitlm ugo, and linked
friiuehic for a gun iilaut. The
frnitehe wiih grunted hut permitted
l go liv defuiilt liy the company, an
it wan not Mitifnelory to the officer
ill' I lie company. Now a new fran
ehikii ih before the council' which hit
lieen iipprovcd by the officern of the1
couipituy urn! uIko by the mcmbcix,
of the council, mi that all that in tiec1
CHnrv i the legal mloptiou of the!
laeioSinc. ' The company ncreex to lie
gin com-truetiou work imiueiliately
iihiii beiim granted a fraiichixu. I
The flitlg Mint Kciihou Ik at Initio
nnd the miiiiII hoy ih having a ltenp
of J tin. Hut he had better look out
or the cops will get him. During the
pact few day yonnghlurn all utr the
city have been inventing in ruhln'r
MARRIED MEN ARE 'DID MADELINE FORCE
PLAYING BACHELORS ASMS TWO MILLION?
Tiie niuriicd men oi the I'lmorily ' NKNV YOHK. Aug. 10.--In order
etui, nru IIiIm aftcrnnou settling a,t0 rcct'lve n ftcniont of J2.000.000
heated diVpiile with tl.. liiifliclorx of when fi,u' '"arrlcn Colonel John Ja-
thi! Mime orgnnr.ntinii mi the baKehullj1' Afllor Mndollno Force must sign
groiiiidH of the Countr club. K. C.ja wnlver to al dowry rlglitn lo the
llurgiwh, jr., is leading the married nnormotm Aistor realty holdlngB. Thin
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ii,i ,fi ., i ,"i'"i" "oio--" """"" 'i"'aan long noun a rule or inu Aslor
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oirnh nun wiiiiiwwn. inn iiiimi v, (., jj inegume win oc caucii louigiti
have taken a haiiditi tlm game uuiljou necount of darknc-.
miiiiII boy mm lienor uthu to inei
Hi
lirtmlt or gel ml of the toy.
I SIX MIINflRFn FflRMFRS
ENGAGE IN MAN HUNT
COLLECTIONS ABOLISHED
BY SAN DIEGO CHURCH.
THREE KLAMATH SETTLERS
WIPED OUT BY FIRE
KLAMATH FALLS, Or , Aug. 19.
Ah tho rental It of a blazo In tho for
est at tho junction of tho north fork
and south fork of Silver crock, ovcn
miles below the falls, thrco camps of
settlers were wiped off tho earth.
Tho losers arc Jack White, McGregor
and Sims.
Whlto had spent thrco yearn bulld-
iiiL' and making hirt home and not a
vestlgo of his camp property Is loft
for him. An area a mile square was
burned from ;i fire left by prospcrt-ors.
The father of S. I'ottcr, n packer of
oeiimi, was ono oi mo prospectors
who arc blamed. Mr. Potter says his
father and tho others arc not to
blame, that rats got Into thqjr stuff,
chewed matches and Ignited tho sur
rounding. The elder Potter was fish
ing near by at tho time, and had left
his shoes In the camp. The shoes were
burned along with tho other goods
nnd Potter wn compelled to walk
barefooted a distance of 2u or 28
miles to Selma.
ClierrlcN in WiihIiIiiIoii
Under this title, tho State Agricul
tural Kxporlmcnt Station at Pullman
Iook for tho "help wanted" ml ',
that snemrt like n "prospccl"--and
itiiHwcr it uromplly.
lUxktns for Health
SAN IMKOO. Cnl.. Aug. 10. -The
Firht t'ongregntiounl church hero lin
decided to take up no more ijollce
limiK It will ntill rcecive money, but
those who care to give will put their
ciiiitriluitions into it box near the door
where, it i hinted, "lluwo who wish
to coin ribttte initv do mi without os
leututioii or ituuovaticc "
The new plan expected to in
iicrenM' alteiidance.
General Murray In Command.
SA NFHANCISCO. Cnl., Aug. 19.
The western nrmy chief, M!ajor Oen
i crnl Arthur Mtirrnv. will arrive here
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'"" recenuy issucii a uuiicun i uen-(Monday to take command of the wcsl-
McDALK, lu., Aug. 10. Six htm- oral liullotln No. !2) which gives tho , ern division with headquarters in this
dred fanners arc tnilnv engaged in ti' results of twelve years' variety tests i city.
bunt for two men wlu three ilnys ngoMnnde in the orchard on tho Collego,
uiurdered Tilv Marshal Hutcher at farm, and of observations made In Adapted to northwestern conditions
Missouri Valley. It U believed thatinany orchards In dlverent parts of! arc also described. Tho bulletin Is
ine iic-pentuocs ww lie lyncneu u the state.
cntight.
All the varieties which (written
rfcl LJk.n fjriatw 1 C tX
.have been studied are described Inlber. the hortiriiltnrlst of th at-,.
The bandits were corralled vptcr-, detail. Some new nnd very pronils- tlon, who recently resigned to engage
ilnv in the woods cvcrnl miles out.,,R varletlec which aro specially ad- In commercial orchard work. A copy
of Council ninffs. but ilc-pitc the fact npted to Washington conditions aro 'of this bulletin may bo obtained free
that 'J00 united men nurrounded the discussed. The methods of propaga- of charge by writing to tho director
grove thev cM-apcd. Bloodhounds ,,ont cultivation, harvesting and of tho Experiment Station, Pullman,
are on thct mil. 'marketing, tho crop which are bestjwash.
GOVERNOR WEST TO '
PAY EOR HONEYMOON
SALF.M, Or., Aug. J8.Hociuimi
tho price of hops went pimt tlio 125
cent murk (Jovcrnor WcmI lodnv
slanils pledged to pay tho cost of tho
honeymoon of two of bin jotmg
friend who are dcsirouH oT visitiug
California after Ihcir marriage. .
When the price of hop was down
West promised the young people Unit,
ho would pay their trip cxpcnKcH if
the market went upward.
"Well," wild the governor today,
"huycro nro now offering lyj
centH nud enn't buy hops, ao I guesn
I loose. Ah soon nH tho couple nrc
mnrricd I will pity for tho honeymoon
and will then make their names pub
lic. The governor owns n lion field.
RELIC OF INDIAN WAR
FOUND AT PLEASANT CREEK
Whllo hunting In tho Pleasant
Creek district, or moro correctly tho
Oattlo Mountain country, last wook In
company with Robert Bnrkhart, Lloyd
Seaman and L. A. Hammorsloy, Dick
Boyor, says tho Woodvlllo Argus,
found what promises to bo a rollc of
historic value. Tho value of tho find
from an Intrinsic standpoint Is of llt
tlo account, but taken together with
the fact that only a fow of tho sur
vivors are left who wcro cyo wit
nesses to tho greatest battle ever
fought between tho whites and In
dians In tho Rogno River Indian war
of 1857, then comes tho real signif
icance of the treasure. Tho object In
question is an antique watch' charm
of an annclnent typo encircled in a
plain gold band, and It was so badly
rusted that it could hardly bo recog
nized as onco having adorned tho
waistcoat of a battle-scarred son of
our grand old republic. A vigorous
polishing, however, and it was trans
formed into a very pretty but anti
quated piece of Jewelry. Upon closer
investigation it was found tho locket
or charm, whichever it may be call
ed, contained a receptacle for holding
a small picture, and therein, faded
almost beyond recognition, was a
miniature photograph of a beautiful
young lady.
Look at all of tho real estate ads
and at much of the real estate ad
vertised, before investine.
Hasklns for Health.
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-This Is My Business -TEETH
TEETH TEETH
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TEETH TEETH TEETH
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22 Karat Gold Crowns . . . . $5.00
Porcelain Crowns . . : ;. 5.00
Bridge Work (per tooth) . . . . 5.00
Silver Fillings ........ 1.00
AND UP.
Gold Fillings $ 1.50
AND UP
Full Set of Teeth on Rubber Plate 7.50
Best Set of Teeth on Rubber Plate 10.00
Painless Extraction 50
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ALL OTHER WORK IN PROPORTION
I use only the most expensive quality materials and all my work is guaranteed. Lady attendant.
DR. BARBER, The Dentist
207-208 Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Bldg, corner West Main and Grape Streets, Medrbrd, Oregon
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