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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY. JULY 11, 1910
Price 5 Cents
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SUSPEND MAYOR
FROM OFFICE
tf,tHK OITH'IAI. IIMI'O.NKI.
m.i: rou i.ynhii.nii
mmuiioti IS OMEREB IV CIIV
Wlm I'mllilpatnl In the Hmig
InK Ate i H Tried for
Hip Olim-
gtMlit to Tin- Herald,
COLVJIHtlH, Ohio. July II. -Gov-ror
lUriniin lw decided to suspend
Biter Athrrum f Newark for neg.
feet nf duty In rntineciliiti with lli
IfMklni ii( IMrttlve. i:iliirliiKlini of
Ik iitl-ul""" league. Ho hn naked
Tldnl Miller of tlm Newark law
iWvrdrr I'"" I" aecure fli algim
iim lo jhircn gnt Hlit-rlff Will
im Mnkr
TksdouMi' tinge.lv nml Die i'rl In
hlM pia)tl hy f00 rlllren of
ill! ton 1ia nheir I I hi ol, K
At iU' iurilk Ami tiutr sheriffs
wWllftril l (5niTil Weybrechl In
k mBrlrnl lo handle the ultuiilloii,
Adjutant (Internl We)brcrhl nay
Utiltl rounty olTlrUlii. psrtlrularly
tsrif William I.I like, urn rnpoua
kU for lb lnrhlii of DrtrflWn Klh
(ttatton. He will no rrpotl to Gov
trier lUrmoti,
"fnrljrnrhlng rally ronlil havo
sms iitttnlil," General Wry
srwkt. 'The eatalillaliod fart thnt
Ik mob nrkrt at the Jail for two
kesra IrlU I ho alary o negligence.
If troopt tint linn enl for when they
skoals' hue been, the llnle of Ohio
sesld not nn he dlagrared,"
Bhrrlf? 1.1 II In- itlit not mil out Hie
Xttsrk romp any of I ho Ohio Na
Uosal (liurit. Company 0 of Hip
rooith regiment, Captain l'rlot
u;i he waa Informed that It we not
ftftttmy to harp turn nl tin nrmory
la fi of pnipractiry,
Th Kubank ahtl-moh law paawd
it thr lilt acailnn nf Hip leglalaturn
provldri for Immediate ueualnn of
tkeihtrlff In rnir where tin ilo not
prolttt prlioner In hl ruitmly Hu
station U followed hy n hearing bo
for thi governor
Tally 500 people of Dm town, who,
untiktsl, rrhlay night nlded in
kanilng Kilicrlrgion, nn nntl-ialoon
SMKtlte, farp n grand Jury Invesllga
Hon. The aiithnrltlrii havo rauaod II
to be known thnt ntich nn lnvratla.
tlon t inuilo n aonu an tht
inni Jury lmll npt ronvpno.
In the mrantlmn irriaratlon arc
kll mailo for n great funeral iIphl
Mlrllon for William Howard, for
wr rhlrf nf iiollcn. who dletl of u
oond admlnlttpriit hy Ktherington
lithe ".Iry" rnhl Hint pmlpil an ill.
Mtrouily,
The mrn who requeued the tiring.
lof the drtei Uvea here are not n
Wiled lielng In danger, but llio
Nlfe hnvn arrniiRed lo give Ihem
Kll prolirtloti until the III frollng
died away.
It lll lake itnri to hrlng lite town,
Sg
Dress and Working Style
$1.50 to
'hciu,i,.Aa,ul
with II many mi(-ini)ii1. imik toll
imriiml iiiiiillilnii
i:ilii'rliiKloii. who wim miiio)i.il
Inol Thiiradny h) tlm niill-inlfxm
leiigun UN it hllml Hgir rnliter, nhnt
fntmer Chief of I'oll.c llnwnril In h
rnhl on the l.ntt Chnmo riloiirnnl
I'rhlny nflriiooii I rlnlina tlm
kIiihiiIiik n nrrlilMitnl He nurrnw.
)) inrnput lyurliliiK nl Ihnl time Up
wii tnki-n lo Jnll
WIipii tint irowiN In iIik ulreetn
hi'Niil of thii ih'nth of IIiimiihI Inni
night, ii iiioh win hurileill) foriiHMl
Mini .'fill iiiiiuitiril men wnnl to the
rounty Jail, hntlrreil itnwn the doora
nml Inking CHierliigtnii frmii hU ull
ImiiKi'il him lo n lerrmih pnln not
Inr frotii the Jnll.
CtlierliiKtnn heiiiil fur hi llf, !
rlnrlng Hip aliootlng wnt urrldciital.
,fler the I) tirtiltiK Hlicrlft l.lnkn
nkeil for Hoop in gtinrd U oIIipi
rnliiT helil In aunthiT rrllon of the
rlly Iliimlri'iU of women ami rhll
dreii wlliiexi'it tht. lynrhlng of Klher.
Ingtiin
l.lrklug loiitity, of whlrh Newark In
tin. miiiiiI) eut, la dry unitpr the
llix.i liMal option law. hut nntl-nnlooti
Irrfgiie nftlirtu nay the Inw l not en
foned lleurli warrmilK were aeeured
f'rMay mnruliiK from the mi)or of
Oranrlllp, n neighboring lown mid
ilctKtlvn for the ntitl-fllin leagun
raided n numlKr of nlteged hllnil
tlger."
Oni' of the tint mIimiih vUlied nn
thnt of liula llollon, win re n liar
tender. IMwnid Mriiin.i. p hit
over tht head with lirn kniirklc,
The drteilho who hit him wna pur
lied hyn rroHil nml wna reamed with
dlftlrull) hr th' Milre The offliera
with their irlnner were followed hy
the lilfili to Hie Jail
The ruld on the litt Clin nco rea
taumnl followed In the afternoon,
Ourlng Hila rnhl Ktherlngtoii ahot
llnward, reaullliiK In the dentil of
Howard Krldny night
M.IXV M.kllK ll.l. Ill
urn: ok MtiHQi'iTom
liAI.VI.'rtTON, Tex.. July 1 1 Mot
ijiilloa linn' I ii mil iil I'orl Arthur and
tlrlnliy In grml awnrma, mid today
Ix'twecn f.nn and 70" peraona nrr III
friiui inii,iiillii hllra I'lve pcraotia
linvr Imtii aerloualy Injurnl hy the
Mien of Hie Inaerlit, and It wn nece.
nr) to amputate the leg nf one wo.
limn to ante her lid'
Ten thouannd hnrreln of oil hnve
Ik-i'II donaled h) n Inenl oil rnuipnuy
In he uaeit In eokerllig (he awamp
liuida ndj.ireul to Tort Arthur for the
purpoao of deploying the innaqulto
lartae,
I.IIK TW.tlVM IKHIKK
iO TO I'llKK I.IIIIUIIV
ItKDDINU, Conn,. July II Mrh.
Clnru Clomeim Onhrllnwltarh. daugh.
(tir of the Into Hainui'l I., Clemen
(Mnrk Twnlu), linn formally notified
the dliiitorn nf the Mnrk Twnln Free
Mtirary In thin plate thnt ahn will
preaent to thnt Inatltuthm practically
the entire llhrr nf her fnther. now
In hla Into realdenio, Htormfleld. The
gift Include nearly "i.r.oo volume.
Mr. Clemen drew n cheek In favor
nf lliii lleddlng llhrnry a few ln ln
fnro M dentil, nml the money will ho
lived to eieel n liulldlng fur the Inxll-intlou,
$10.00
KKK STORE
HARRELL 60ES
TO PENITENTIARY
TtliC.N I'lltlM Hl.'llt; IIIIH MOIIN'.
iNf ' iiv NiinuiK iii:.t
WtlHANGMfWMy.MIIIH!
Munleii-r Will I'ny tlm I'nially for
III Crime Ml the Kaleni
I'rlMMi
Iki Hiirroll. tin' murdeier of the
tin. Newell hoy tnnr IMuah n few
wi'i'k iign. wn tukeu from the roun.
l Jnlt In-re 1I1U morning, where he
had hi'i'ii inntliK'd over night, and I
now on hi wny in the penitentiary
nl Hnli'in. whirn he will pay the poll
nil) of hi Imrrlhliirrlnie.
Ilntri'll had lpn working for the
two Newell ho), Wnlter nnd Herbert,
aged 3S mid St yi'nrii, mid had heen
dUrhargVil. Ai.-ll(rlirrt Jin writing
a iherk In payment for Hip amount
due HarMI the lattiir atruck him on
the head with the hull nf a gun. Witt
ier Ni'well anw Hie aatnult on hla
h'tnllipr. unit he rualied to hi de
fin..- Harrell thni ahnt Wnlter, kill
ing him luatnntly. He turned nnd
hot llrrhert through the ahnuldvr,
hut he thought Ihnl hi nlao hnd heen
kllliil, n the noundeil liny fell In the
ground. He Inter, however, revived
atifllrlnntly to rrnwl to hi tent, where
he wrote u note ilirrlhlng the ahnot
I Xli mid an)lug that Harrell had rom
tnlitiHl the net. Afterward Harrell
raine to tlm lout where Herbert lay
nnd hlew the lop nf hi head off with
a hlghxwur title. He rtien rooty
wnlkpd nwny
Wheu the fnrt nf the bloody crlino
btrnmo known n nearrh wna inado for
him and lie wa raptured by Deputy
HlnTlfT (.'. II, Arthur and Hpeelal Dep
uty O, T MrKendree, and taken to
the l.nkevlew J.ill Hnrroll ronfeed
to the crliiH". nnd wn Saturday aen
tenri'd to death hy Circuit Judge No
laud, and will expiate hi rrlmo on
the gnllnw nt Salem on September
9th
Sheriff Hunt of Lake rounty and
Dopiitle Arthur urn! MrKendree
brought the murderer to till city lat
night lu nn automobile, uud he wa
ptnri'd In the county Jail here, from
which place he wa taken thl morn
lug nnd rono)cd to Snlcm.
tlKHMANVH AtTIO.V
United I'riw Son Ice.
WASHINGTON; I). C. July U.
(lermnuy'a oppotltlnn to tho foreign
diplomatic pollclo I cauilng an
neiite tltuntlnn. The ataie depart
nient hn n copy nf the following let
from the knlier to the prealdent of
Nicaragua;
"Mndrlr, Nicaragua Great nnd
good friend. I am Informed by your
letter of December Sfith that your ex
cellency won elected iu prealdent by
the merited ronlldeure of your fellow
cltlreuH. I beg jou to accept ray con
itrntulntlou and tho axaurancei of
my government that well endeavor to
maintain nnd culllvato the beit of
relation, which, happily, exist al
tendy between Oermany nnd Nicara
gua" Thl U construed a n recognition
of Madrlt ha been taken, and a
throwing down tho gauntlet to Wath
lugtou. N
Recretury Knox hold that Madrlt
has not been electad according to the
Nlrnrnguan constitution.
IMIHIUTANT MKBT1NG OF
COTiniRRCK COMMISSION
United I'rcso Service.
WASHINGTON. D. c. July u.
The inlemtnto coinmerco rommlaslon
meeting" this woek are tho most im
portant ever held in tho history of
that huronu, Tomorrow, tho comrata
inn win invoatlatnto the proposed In-
rreasea In commutation rates in New
York, which aro to become effective
July 20th. On Thursday tho commls
Uon will consider Eastern and West
ern trunk line freight rnto Increases,
which will probably result In tho aits-
pension of the rates.
a 1- ...tltaAfl ittllft a1gftMA II III ml
nation is used by about 700,000 oi
. Inl.l nt ahnilt 8.S00.000 hOUS.
. - 1- ,1.. ffl tUmiMM
noin in inn u -
rll,tltl,FJ4 HOIIKHTH WINN
THK fl'l' AT KH(K,T
Kienkt llilrty.Klglit Out it m PoMlble
Vlttr lllrtl. Hlllmnn Make
High Kcore
At the nhoot of tho Crater l.nke
On tt club held here yesterday Clinrla
Hubert won the cup till time, break
ing Mi out of ii poaalhle f0 bird.
Thl give hi tn poMowilon of the fl
cr cup which wa won by Thomai
Hnmplnn nt the thoot on tho Fourth
nf July, hut which he generoutly do
nnli-d to tho club. Gentry lllllman, a
vlnltnr, made the high score, breaking
40 out nf a wlble CO bird, tint a he
wn not n club tnombnr he could not
compete for the cup.
Knch man ahot nt 50 bird, and tho
acnresimndo were:
O, lllllman 40
Charles Itohert . . .... 38
Thonia Hampton . 34
liny Walker - 34
rrnnk Atikcney ... ......... -....32
Mr, Hampton wn haodlcaped two
ard. "hooting from the eighteen
yard linn. Mr. Robert will shoot
from thl dlttance at tho shoot a woek
from Sunday.
7ha cup HI o hot for at every
meet during tht woato..
COVKHNMKNT PAY8 MONK V
TO KLAMATH IVMAXf
A number of Indians from tho
Klamath Agency were In the clty.pur
rhnalng supplies from tho merchants
here with money which has recently
been awarded them by the govorn
ment.
Several years ago when tho surrey
of the Klamath reservation was made
the boundaries which wero then speci
fied were so Indistinct that a new sur
vey was ordered, and when this had
been completed It wa discovered that
miirh land which had been supposed
to bo outside the reservation was In
reality Included within Its boundaries.
Hut some of It bad been settled In tho
mi'iiutlme nnd patent granted. A com
mission was appointed during Cleve
land's administration to resurvey tho
reaervntlon and fix the commutation
due the Indians for such land as had
been patented, hut which In reality
should have belonged to them. Tho
rommlMiion consisted of I, D. Apple
gnte. the urveor general of Califor
nia, nnd one other person. They
awarded the IndlniiN G3C,000 In lieu
of the land which should have gone
to them and the payments nro now
being made to those entitled lo re
ceive ihem. They are made on tho
recommendation of tho superintend
ent, and nro paid only to Indians who
are 'il years old or over.
The money awarded was placed in
the United 8lnlet rentiury, and has
been drawing & per cent Interest.
Kacli Indian will receive I2S9.60 as
hi shnre during the present pay
ment. Nl'MMKH HC1IOOI, STARTS
The first summer school ever held
In Klamath county started this
morning, nnd nulto a number havo
J
enrolled for the work. County Super
intendent J. O. Swan has been called
to the country and W. 8. Slough will
tako up tho work assigned to him.
This summer school offers oppor
tunities which every person Interested
in this lino of work should take ad
inia or and which arc not often
hvnllablo outside of tho large cities.
Tho teachora who wish to review their
work and the scholar who (eels that
ho Is backward in his studies should
not fall to tako tho course offered
during the session now, beginning,
nnd thus bo prepared for the work
which they will have to do this win
ter. FIXING COUNTY ROAII
Tho county court ha sent W. II.
Lewis and "Scout" Chambers to Nny
lox and Modoc Point to remove the
largo stonos from tho road thoro so
as lo make It more passablo for auto
mobile. Thev will bo at work a week
or tcu days. This Is work that Is
vrv harilv needed, and the county
commissioners aro to be commended
In tholr efforts to Improve tho roads.
IXMMR NEWS'
The stated communication of Klam
ath lodge No. 77, F. A. M., will bo
hold tonight. All Masons are Invited
to attend.
At tke meeting of Klamath Lodge
No. 09, X. of P., Wednesday night
there will be work tn the second rank.
BENSOK WORKING
FOR CONGRESS
AITOINTH COMMITTKK TO HI.
CI'IIK l,AltGK PKMCGATION ,
1NTS MANY m M STATE
Governor Think Next Heoelon of N'a-
Hon I Irrigatlos) Congrrs SlumM
Up WHI AlleaoVd
1'DEUI.O. Colo., July II. Oover
nor V. W. Renwon of Oregon has writ
ten to Secretary Arthur Hooker of
tho Eighteenth National Irrigation
congress, saying:
"I am directing a letter lo each of
tho men I havo named as your ad
visory committee for Oregon, Inform
ing him of his appointment and sug
gesting thnt tho committee get to
gether at an early date and perfect
plans for an aggressive campaign. In
tho hope of securing a Urge delega
tion from this state."
iVOoreruor Benson call thl advisory
commlu&'nxssUn. committee,
and heartily enters Into the wCr -Oil
promoting Hie success of the eigh
teenth congress from an Oregon
standpoint.
Tho members of this advisory com
mittee, which Secretary Hooker has
recently asked the gorernors of all
states to appoint thatt ho co-operation
between the states and the con
gress organisation may bo close and
effective, are:
John. II. !.ewlt, atate engineer, Sa
lem; W. II. Brooke, member of the
legislature, Ontario; John T. Whis
tler, civil engineer, Portland; II.
Beckwlth, president Commercial club,
Pertland: E. C. Glltner. secretary
Chamber of Commerce. Portland.
Oregon having had the honor of
heretofore entertaining tho National
Irrigation congress at Portland, tho
state and Its energetic cltttens tip
l.reclatc tho value to tho stato of
'active participation In tho work and
deliberations of tho congress. No
state In the extreme Northwest has
been more nctlv or Interested In fol
lowing the work of preparation for
tho big Puoblo congress.
United State Senator George B.
Chamberlain It honorary president of
the congress for tho stato of Oregon.
F. G. Young of Eugene Is executive
committeeman for Oregon.
Advices received at congress head
quarters from citlxcns of Oregon In
dicate tho largest Interest, and an at
tendance that will he well worth
white.
I'SEfl WIFE'S RING AT
BIGAMOUS WEDDING
NEW YORK7"juiyIl. John Me
Nlece is beginning a term of ono year
In the penitentiary because, In addi
tion to committing bigamy, he was
guilty of oven a meaner crime. Mc
Nloce pleaded guilty to .bigamy, ac
knowledging that ho married Mary
Marshall three years ago and Daisy
Roso six months ago, the latter mar
riage without tho formality of a di
vorce. Judge McAllister was about to
place McNIeco on probation on the
bigamy charge, when tho prisoner
admitted that he stole tho wedding
ring of his first wife to aid In the
second marriage.
Tho Judge promptly sentenced him
to tho year In the nonltontlary.
JEFFRIES GOES TO CATAUNA
ISLAND TO MAKE UP HU MIND
United Press Service.
LOS ANOELE8. July ll. Jeffries
goes to Catallna Island on a Ssblag
trip this evening. Ho Is considering
the ouostlon of re-challoDgtnK John
son, but Is undecided In this move
owing to a number of different fea
tures, chief among which Is bis physi
cal condition. His friends are most
anxious for him to challenge Johnson
tor a return match, but Mrs. Jeffries
strenuously objects. He may stay at
Catallna a month or nor, and will
announce bis decision upon his return
here.
MIBUBMPPI RIVER ffndJOtY
IB REPORTED XATTNQ UK
Unltod Pross iservlce.
BT. LOUIS. July II. Tho hand
I soma bit steamer Qlrardeau is bo-
tleved to have sunk In tho Mississippi
river near Bt. Genevieve yesterday.
There wore I2C pssengers on board,
nnd all were rescued. While the re
port cannot he confirmed as yet, It la ,
believed that she was sunk by col
lision with an unllghted barge. Tho
women and children among tho pas
sengers have been landed at Chester,
Illinois-.
Tho steamer sunk thl morning
about one minute after the last pas
aenger landed. The passengora were
clad In their night clothing, and hut
ged bonfire all last night.
MARRIED EIGHT TIMES;
St'EI) IIY SEVENTH HL'HBANH
NEW YORK, July 11. George
Crowther, seventh In Mrs. Mary Lap
page's series of olght husbands, ha
brought suit against her to et aside
deeds to property worth nearly $100,
000. Crowther, who married the wo
man In 1904, and was divorced by
her the next year, says he was drunk
when ho signed tho deeds.
Mrs. Lappage was 33 years old and
Crowther was SO when they were
married. She was married for tho
flrst.tlme In her fourteenth year. Sho
lost two husbands by death, three by
divorce and ono by annulment. Her
name has been successively Wake
man. Saunders, Powers, Godfrey, Gay,
Llndley, Crowtbor and Lappage.
In an Interview published some
years ago when sho came temporarily
iCtS tho limelight, nhe gave views on
"How tovjlanage a Husband." She
said: "
"Show that you know tomellitoJUaC
the world. Instead of being timid,
assert yourself. Insist upon being
treated as an equal, even a superior."
Her answer to Crowther's suit Is a
general denial.
NEWSY ITEMS FROM THE
UPPER LAKE SHORE
GriMth's New Boat WM Be UaawtM
Soon Sswday School at
Saint rioMt
Itov. M. M. Bledsoe will preach at
St. Cloud after Sabbath school nest
Sunday at 3 o'clock tn the afternoon.
A Presbyterian Sunday school was
organised at Castle St. Cloud laat
Sunday. It will meet at 3 p. m. every
Sunday.
D. M. Griffith's new launch will bo
put In the water In a few days.
Tho steamer Klamath Is off again
on her regular trip with a new wheel,
which replaced tho ono broken on a
floating log recently.
Captain Wlckstrom's new steamer
will bo launched Sunday after next.
The work on this boat has been slow-
on acount of n scarcity of help.
It Is reported that the cruising
houseboat, Lady Vera, will go up the
lako oh an extended outing trip soon.
It Is reported that Frank Courtade
has resigned as keeper of Pelican
lodge.
ARRANGING FOR RETURN
MATCH WITH JOHNSON
United Press Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. July U Tex
Rlckard leavea here tomorrow for
Catallna Island to consult with Jef
fries regarding bis retimi match with
Johnson.
ITheBest
Pumps and Half Shoes
V.TI kaY tfeta
worli vtr. MID CftOiLPDU
CATOK; all .7H,lf4Urnfcljrt
KLAMATJTS
SHOE
FELLOWS
ELECT OFFICERS
H
UT. CAPAIILE SET OF NKW
OFFICIAUl
ins uk Excain? mm
Ilanqaet Served After
Aro Or, i' Proepofto Ooost for
Oaln hs
Saturday night the new oHeers of
Klamath Lodge No. IJ7, I. O. O. P..
were Installed nnd their Induction
Into office marks the ending of a
very successful term and the pros
tiects for another one equally aa good
It not better.
The new officers are: ,
Noble Grand Fred C. Bassber. ,
Vlco arand Peretral Sholl.
Secretary George L. Humphrey.
Treasurer P. L. Fountain.
Warden F. B. Bremer.
Conductor R. i. Sheets.
-Chaplain M. R. Doty.
R. 8. N. O. M. R. Lee.
L. S. N. O. a. W. MeLnln.
R. S. V. O. E. W. OlUett.
L. 8. V. O. Robert Trimble.
R. 8. 8. Albert K Elder.
I Inside GuardlaB-'.COMsSBlkV
Outside Ouardlna O. A.- Stdara.
Tho Installation waa nador tht di
rection of District Deputy Oraad Mas
ter W. O. Smith and he waa aeatetod
by tho following actlag grand ealcera:
Marshal F. L. Armstrong.
Warden H. E. Mossyer.
Secretary C. M. RAssatjr.
Treasurer C. E. MeMrura.
Chaplain O. A. Stearns.
Guardian Wilbur White.
Herald A. Klrsehner.
After the eeresaoalea wero over the
members and visitors seated them
selves to an elaborate luncheon which
had been prepared by E. W. Gillette
and other members and It was worthy
of tho lodge whose officers have Just
been Installed.
During the last term twelve mem
bers have been added to the roster
nnd as there aro a number of appli
cations to bo acted on the prospects
aro excellent for an equal If not
greater gain during the term which
has Just begun.
Klamath Lodge No. 137 baa every
reason to be proud of tho standing
nnd ability demonstrated by Its mem
ber and when they get Into their
new lodge home they will have a
lodge second to none In the atate.
HAY WILL RE HIGH
Otto Rodman, a hay baler, Is spend
ing several weeks with bis family at
Denalr. He has a balling outtt In the
Sacramento valley, and aaya bo baa
been all over tho northern part or
California and reports the bay crop
as being very short. He advises farm
ers to save their hay for a good price
the coming winter. Turlock (Cal.l
Journal.
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