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Fifth Year N. M
KLAMATH FALLS, OHKGOX. WEDNESDAY, MAV S4, 1911
trlM Wf Ossiss
"U.S. TO INTERVENE"
IS TOPIC AT JAUREZ
MADERO IS SILENT
sits hi: can makk .no htatk.
Ml. NT I'NTII. IIK HKKH THE OK
DUAL REPORT OF TIIK TOII-'
IIION THOt'lll.K
ttnliril Preas Service.
Ill, PAHO, Toin, Mny 2 4. Uneon
Hriui'l rumor of American Intorvon-.
linn ni tin' "l' lllr "I dUcusalnnl
to.l.i) In Madrm's ramp. Madoro
nirikc no stntciimil regarding lit J
Tm I "in Massacre, nml It Ii generally
iih(ImI Ii.v nrin- mm hero and nl
Hint Antonio Hint It I tin report nl
Jspiiucnn being slain I conflllui'd the
iiiUiiiIii will demand mi American In
Icrw ntlon'ln guarantee) Iho and'ly of
tin' Jnp.
Tim limiirgonta nt Jniirot mo rent
I ii Tlu.i- nnt itriiliirlnif I hit tiroai'iit . .
. .1.1... fl... .-il.... .. .ft... li...'""
11WI II. IIJ. Ill" biihui in iiii. ,i,irT-i
Iran rintom nfllrlnl In permitting!
ammunition nml nrin l rroa th'
border l rrlllrlaed mi itrciinnt nt I tic
ftii l tint thesn Hill ho Hint aRnlnst'
llo AiiHTlcan iriMipn If Aiiiorlm In.
tuv.iua.
Madrro linn ilwllnril lo makn n
inn mint n In tho iMMalhllliy of
Aliii-rlinii liitorvi'iitlun until ho oo
I lir niilrlnl roporl of Iho Tiirioon tuna- Hlnlo Olrott hna di-nnlloly dorldod lo
iiur It la irolinhlft that n hiimiiImt innkp tiao of Iho 13,000 appropriated
of lh" Mnitno fniully will kii lo Tor- by Iho lad li-Klilnlnro for tho llialnl
t on let Ion n( n now olotor In tho cnpltol
Mmli'to la nwnltliiK new from llio, ImllilliiK. mid will bt'itln iirvixrntlon
inpiiol ii'KiirillnK Iho Ilia rvalmn to lour out Hm old mnrhlnor)' nnd
t'on hlrh will Im Iho algnal for hi in
In ili-patt (or tho capital.
RERD TO RE SOUTHERN
TFMMMII CM TMHHf '
Material
I'OltTI.AND, May 34
fur Iho Crooked Ithor Inldao I now
nnlvliiK (mm tho Kaal, and I'realdent .
C It iirav..fih.nrl,. Trm.ii .i.im I
t. (lrn of the Oron Trunk Mated'
tlil ninrtilnR that tho Mtrncturo will
Ii remly for tho opernllon of train
In iiIhiiiI ullioiy ilii). Tho brldRo
lll ho one of Iho IiIrIiikI In tho
kinlil nml wilt bo nil utovl and run
('Ii Tho trnrk Im boon laid to
I'io luldRo lownrd llenil.
Ilonil will be the aoutheru fr
n Innl of tho Oregon Trunk, nod we
do imt plnn nny feeder for tho pre
nit nld Mr, llrny Ihla niornliiR, but
fi'i'ili'i and further oxtendon will bo
it 1. 1 imai-ti when Inteiter lake n deep
i'i Intoroat In railroad ronatritrllnn."
1ST LEAVE SUGAR .
TRUST "CARTAGE" ALOW
, of tho Indltutlon and aovernl red-
dent ot iho city left thU mornliiR on
Hulled Pre. BarvlM. ,n ,,,. winemn tor tho ttudonta'
WAHIIINUTON, May 84 Tho newnnmml criil.o on Upper Klamath
mint of commerce ha enjoined tho Lake. It I the Intention of the par
coiiinieirit commltalnn for Interfering tiy to atop at llocky Point tor a picnic.
lth the Sugar Truat arrangement i Theo ttxenralona are nlwa) highly
llli rnllrond In New "York, whereby enjoyable, nnd nro looked lorwurd to
It icrelvod an nllowance for "cart-1 during the entire nchool year.
ro,". Thu Federal Sugar Itoflnlng1
mmpnny linn been (Ightlng tho raan IIKAITII OK AI'HTBIAN
for )enrN, mid won before the com- lU'l.Wl VNHATIHKACTtmY
inereo court.
It I repotted Hint tho decl.lou Is VIKNNA. My 24. Notwllliatand
nitn half n mliiinn onriv to thollint iho reauurlng oftlclil rcporta eon-
trimt.
i
Federal Marshal Coming For Youth
lo Stole the
Hiiro Allbrlghl, tho youth who waa.
nrreited by Deputy BhcrlR lUrry '
reni non of Keno Sunday, and bound
over yeatorday for tho theft of niton. .
.eh. aonnara m im in had nttiiht. Sunday afternoon Allbrlghf wa
for Ihla ovonlng a United SUtea mnr.!nrrMlcd by Pearaon for tho theft ot
fnui i coming from Portland to tako
"Im there for a trial on a ebarge of
Puilolnlng government property.
Huverai dayw ago Allbrlght atole
Hi" watch of hit roommate and
pawnod It at Motachenbacher'e aecond
hand atore. He then dltappeared,
nml Saturday he atole a government
(IAN COMPAXV OKKI(-AI.H
Wll.l. ARRIVE TOMORROW
William Clarke Crittenden, tint ut
tin hi' representing lint Itili'rcntH nt
(li W I' lloarrtmnn i'(iiiiihiiv In Oil
Ifoililii, some iithur ngtntH of the
imnpnny unil poualbl)- V. P. Ilosril
mini himself, will iirtlvo In Klamath
Pull nn Inuioirnw iiIkIiI'n uisscui:ar
In Inkit it Urn matter of thu fran
ililse granted liy tli city tutinrll nil J
approved liy M)(ir Sanderson
I
HEARST PREOICTS VICTORY
FOR DEMOCRATS III 1912
United Pro Hervlrn
NEW YOHK. Mny 21 Wllllnm
llniiilnili 1 1 in rut today sailed fur
Knii)iit, Ho wi) hi' hollo c thu
democrat will win next )enr lirrnuae
lot tin Reed record Iho home l mak-
llinrt nlxi pralaod Wilson, llr
tnnii nml Clark When itHkcil If Im
would lnt n pioaldoutlnl candidate, tin
iiillnl, "I ran'l say m In Hint,"
"
NKW M.KVATOII Wll.li UK
lU'lim IX HTATK IMU'HK'n
HAI.KM, Mny 2t. Kcrretary
0r
Im.tall the new
I
in onier to removo n mrit. air mni
In iho baaement of ihn bulldliiK. Itl.,,.,1,,,, hpn ,,y Maor Sandemon In
will bo nrea.ry lo iiur up n portion I . h nrdlnanf- ,B.B- .
of tho lower floor, which will roat the
lain In the nelxhborhood of 1200.
Wlielhir II will ho ndvlubto to tear
"l " floor for n I7S0 air tank la n
iliteatlou with Iho awrelary. nnd hrl,., ,,,,, . ,hl, ,,. ..w....!.,, .nij
limy di-cldo lo leavo 11 In poaltlon.
fllhouKh nwlea. when the new elevn
ir u in.ialled.
JOI HAIWMIAX NAMKII
,,, .v,i.nianiiii.Hw
I.OS ANdKI.KH, May 24. Job
Hnrrltnnu, u well known attorney, ha
been named na the aiMinliat inndldate
for iiik)iir of Ihla rlly. A full tlrket
of rniiillilnlo for ill) offlroa waa
nn innl nttd Mtltlon will be Immmll
Htely placed In rlrculatlnn, n re
inlred by the prlmnry elofllon law.
Mr. Ilnrrlman I one ot tho attor
not emplo)ed by tho dofeno In the
rnx iiRalnat John nnd Jnme McXa-
main. He I alo the IcrbI rcpreien
Iptho of several labor omanltatlona.
' lllf.ll SCHOOL HTl'IIKNTH
OX ANXt'Ali KXCl'llHIOX
Nearly till '( tho aludent o( tho
liluh achool. member of tlio faculty
.corning tho empernrV health, there la
Government Horse
how, aaddlo and Urldlo from Frltt
KMil, who keep tho headgate for
tho reclamation aorvico i onippma'
the watch, and whon Sheriff Barnes
phoned a description of the horso and
aaddlo, boating tho "U. 8." brand,
Pearson found that he had captured
a double offender. As tho federal
authorities Intend to prosocuto All
bright, tho county will turn the prla
onor over to the marahal.
ii feeling (tint liU imidltloii Im less
mil Ufiu lory than loportod. The new
Hint I'rofi'HKor t'ousarr hud puld n
inofcHNlotiiil visit lo thu emperor re-niiII'-iI
In weakening of the houmo,
MEXICANS PLAN
TO BEAT BRYCE
WHOLESALE EXTERMINATION' OK
HKIIKIM AT TIA Jl'ANA 1H
I'htN.MIIl IIV A PARTY OK MKX.
H.'AXH AT HAN DIEGO
United Pre Hcrrlee.
HAN DIK'IO, Mny 34. It U report
oil thut fifti) Mexican hero iiro ready
to slip across tlio border over mtig
KU'lV trull In attack tho roboU at
Tin Jnnna under Oonurnl llr)ro.
It In uld Ihoy ilan to rn-opcrnlo
with a forco from tlio omt, and to
nnnlhllntc the rcholH.
Tlio Ktoninor Kan DIi'ko arrived to
day from Knoonadn with right rfu
koom, thu unmlli'M nutnlirr Rlncu tho
wnr hcKiin, Knncnodn incrdinntH nrn
mill atilipltiK their morchandlro hnro,
fonrlnK n robe) uttnek hourly,
To Tnko l'i Wool ItrtUInn
WAHIIINUTON, Mny 21. Con
jxroaainnn lliirknon of TvxnH lim colloj
rauriiH of Iho hoimo democrat for
noon on Juno in, lo ronimer tne pro-
poked rotlalnn of tho wool trhcdulc.
BAND SEREMDES CUi
md MYM mm
T .hn ,h.,. n,lt,r.ri.iinn r ihn
franrhlao lo the W. K. Doardman
romimny for a aa plant In thla city,
tho membem oftho Klamath Fall
llllliitf I.bh.I lakt nliitit niarrhiul In
llni,,.r, everil ,,endld nelectlonf.
lTho)mh ,, took Mr, Sandenwn com-
I.. .... .... .. .i.
i pil'ieiy uy nuririitv. lie wna iiuuv ihu
i t11K nppriatlve. and In n well word-
ed Utile peech he exprcwed hi
n,..v.
llefoto roIiik to tho HanderHUi
homo tho band hnd Korenated the re
Idtnro of Herbert 8. Cinne, attorney
for tho Rn Kople, who wa o In
alruuieulnl In celling iho bill pned.
Mr. (.'raiio nrrouipnnled Iho band to
tho Sanderon home.
POOLE IMEARTHS 010
TII PISTOL AT HOW
While working ut hi placo on
IIIrIi Mtnet, J. I.. I'oole, nn old rctl-
dent of Klamalh Fall, dug up a relic
that I decidedly unique. A Rlanco at
the weapon would lead nno to bellovo
thut a flint lock hnd been found, on
nccount of the ahnpo of tho itock,
bill ukiii examination one find that
the weapon wn onco un old army
Springfield, the barrel and stock of
Hhlcli had been cuwed down nnd tho
rear alRht moved to make n plitnl
but of It. Tho old firearm la now at
the KUmnth barber ahop, whero
Mr. Poole ha neveral curio on oxhl
bltlnn.
KHA.IKIt'H OKKICK IH IN
TIIK HKXATK CliOAKROOM
HAI.KM, May 24. When C. 1)
Fratlor, tho newly nppolnted atato
ptirchailng ngent, called at the cap
Itol tail Saturday ho wh vhown to
hi new ofneo In a cloak room In tho
rear of tho aennto chamber, with
barely enniiRh ipnce to tnitnll n imnll
deik.
Thl I tho only nvallablo room in
tho building, according to tho accrc
tnry of mate. Mr, Fratlor line been
promlaed largo quartom In the evont
tho tate prlntor la compelled to va
cate, but until that tlmp ho inuat
make tho boat of hla aaalgnment.
I'l-niHIXO KKAIIED IN LMUOXi
TROOPS AND SHIPS SENT
United Press Sesrtee
WASHINGTON, May 14. Charge
d'Analres Lorrllard at Lisbon cables
that four warships' and two additional
regiments aro to be sent to Northern
Portugal Id anticipation of a mon
archist le uprising.
IMPORTANT BILLS
PASS THE COUNCIL
)4lKt-AI, MKKTINO VKHTKItllAY
AITKIINfMlN WAH A lll'HY OXK.
AMI .MANY XX.VT OVKIt MAT.
TKIIH WKIIK L'liKANKII VV
The ordinance providing (or a third
aewer unit, the ono providing for tho
liaiiniuc of 130,000 bond for a city
hull uud llio oidluimcu for tho pur
chaae of two garbage alien, all of
which carried emergency ctaune.
wen1 pnHed at the meeting of the
city council held at 5:1.', )ettcrday
afternoon.
Tho matter of holding n .apcclal
election lo voto on city hall and gar
bage ltv queatloni, iilno on ihe pur
chuao of two lot at the corner of
Walnut nnd Fifth for a alto for the
city hull tnme up, and tho ordinance
placing the date nt June 10th wa
iitinxl. Following aro the election
officer appeinted:
Kiel H'anl
Judge O. A. Htenrn. P. Drloton-
Meln, Jamea Straw.
Clerk Frank Armstrong and F.
K. Htahlman.
Polling placo Navigation building.
Hccom) Ward
Judgoit John Fountain, Chai.
Ient, J. I.. Fielder.
Clerk Harry rjalarnraux and W.
8. Slough.
Polling place City ball.
Third Ward
Judge J. A. Ilaydcn, W. T. Bhlve,
A. A. MohafcTey.
Clerk C. K. Brandenburg, D. S.
Urlgaby.
Polling place Oregory'a ofllce.
FtwrtliWard
Judgea C. W. Thoraai, E. B.
Ramiby. W. S. Wiley.
Clerk O. D. Frank. J. W. Roaa.
Polling place Bath bouae.
Frfeh Wafd
Judgea Wm. Jamlion, I.. J. Rein-
hart, M. R. Doty.
Clcrka A. Logan, N. Marahan.
Polling place Falrviow ttorc.
Knglnecr Zumwalt furnUhed a re-
IHirt on the readjuatment of tho
fewer aaeHment In the flrat unit.
designating the property lo bo re
leased from lien, on account of Ita
being Impouillile to connect with tho
Newer tcin. Tho council then In
wtrucled the city recorder to collect
the other outttandlng aueuments or
ell the liens, In order to ralo nit
the money poislblo for Third unit
(onstructlon.
Tho next meeting ot the council
will be on Monday. Juno Sth. when
tho now member of the council will
Inke their weal.
TAKT TAKES IP THK
IIAXKKHH' PAKItOX HKOl'KHTH
United Presa Sorvlco
WASIIINUTON, Mny 24. Presi
dent Tntt ha decided to tako final
action on the pardon request of tho
banker. John It. Walsh and Charles
W. Morse. Ho I holding n confer
ence with Attorney General Wicker
ham today. The derision will be an
nounced tomorrow.
HERRV DUVEEH FIRED
t15,000RY MRIR
United Presa Service
NEW YORK, May 24. Federal
Judgo Martin today fined. Henry Du
veen 116,000. llo waa not placed In
Jail on account of III health.
Tho Judgo positioned action la tho
llenjamln Duvoen case, until tomor
row, to permit tho counsel for the de
fense lo file additional paper.
HAIL ROUTE TO SNAR
TO BE RESjHRED JULY 1
Congressman W. C. Hawley ot this
district recently took up tho matter
of resuming tho star mall service be
tween Klamath Falls and 8wan, and
tho postofflco department announces
that the sorvlco will begin July 1st.
Advertisements for bids for carrying
the mall aro now posted.
The program outlined for the carry
ing the mall will give Swan weekly
service with this city. Leaving Swan
at 7:90 Friday mornings, tha mall
carrier will arrive In Klamath Falls
at noon. Two hour later he will
leave on (iIh ictnrii trip, getting to
LI destination nt 0:30 n. m. This
neivlcn wn lined until u short tlmt?
ago, when It wax 'discontinued.
NINES CHEERED
BY LOMBERMEN
IIKChAIIKH IIIMHKXK IXXOCKNT
OK. MlltlMK.lt CIIARflKH, AND
IIOAHTH TIIK DAILY PAPKR8
KOIt HTATKMKXTH OX TREATY
United Pros Service
CIIICAOO, May 24 Edward IflnM
wai cheered by the ninth convention
of tho National Lumber Commission
association today when he declared
himself guiltless of tho Lorrlmer
charge.
In the opening address It. A. Long
of Kansas City declared that bo wa
suru of lllnea' vindication. He inti
mated that lllnea wa not a candi
date for re-election.
lllnea in hi talk, said:
"I absolutely deny tho charges. I
nm innocent or tbeno wrongful acts.
I liavu no apology to make for my
conduct a an Individual or as an offi
cer of this association. A special at
tack has been made upon the lumber
Interest regarding the reciprocity
treaty by tho newspaper because the
lumber Interests will not ndvertlne
In tho dally press."
iHfl Of SCHOOL MAW
TrOtSEWHffPEO IT WOtUR
OANEY. Kans.. May 34. Mrs. W.
A. Haynev, wife of tho pastor of tho
Christian church here, publicly borae
w binned Daniel Plowman, a widely
known dairyman and menber of the
Cuney school board. Mr. Plowman
sworo out a warrant for the arrest of
Mrs. Iln)ne and her son, who accom
panied her.
Tho trouble, grow out of a fight
iivui- the election of school board.
Mrs. linyne wrote a communication
to . local paper concerning the elec
tion. Plowmnn posted tho clipped
eciiiiimnication In the window of his
store. Mid appended the words, "Sho
r;.y the I a religion woman."
Mr llayne entered the Plowman
store and demanded that tho clipping
bo removed. Plowman refused. Then
Mi. H.iyues nttacked him with n
ilillu whip.
IACCAIAURATE SERVICE
AT HKH SCHOOL SHRBAY
Sunday morning ut 1 1 o'clock, tho
Senior i-liu will hold Ita baccalau
reate service in thu assembly room
of tho high school. Following is the
program nvranged fer:
Music
Song Congregation
Scripture Reading . . Rev.J.II.Everett
Prayer Rev. Geo. Foeso
Song ..., Congregation
Music Qirls' Glee Club
Sermon "A Voice or an. Echo,
WhlchT" .,.. Rev. C. II. Hlltou
Song Congregation
Benediction
Has Ooae to Salt Lake
A. L. Stanley, who for some time
has been holding down tha llaetyae
niacbtno on tbo Chronicle, left this
morning for Salt Lake City to tako
chnrgo of tho machlnea In a Job oflce
In that city. Mr. Stanley baa made
many friend whllo living In Klam
ath Falls, and promisee to come back
to visit them some tlmo during tho
summer, when ho will also take In
tho beauties ot Crater Lake ahd Other
points ot Interest In the county dur
ing ft nionts outing trip. i
Ills placo on the Chrlnodo ataf haa
been filled by Miss Bee Weyman of
Sacramento. "
FORMER HKSIDKNT OF TOWN
IH HERE FOR SHORT VISIT
J. B. Auten. at one time a hotel
man In this city, but who' la now a
well known Lakevlow hardware mar
chant, came in today with hla family
from the Lake county metrbpolta to
attend to bitalaaaa. mattara.and-vlalt
for a few days.'He sees many, chaagea
aad la greatly Impressed with the nav-
Ing work outllaedT
CONNORS
BEFORE GRAND JURY
IIROOMIIAXDLK FACTORY U
DKHTROYKD IIY FLAMES
MAKSHFIELD, Ore., May 24.
Tho broom handle factor)' at Ban
don ha been entirely destroyed by
lire. The plant was owned by O. A.
Trowbridge and A. McNair.
Two horses In a ahed adjoining tho
building were cremated In the Arc.
Tlicro wan llttlo Insurance on the
building, and the Iom U about
lio.eoo:
FATAL RESULT OF RJiVRtU
OVER A POKER 6AK
UNIONTOWN, Peon.. May 14. A
quarrel over a pokor game resulted la
one man being killed and another Do
ing wounded at tho Sunshine Coko
works. Three brothers named Log
wabaca were playing with Frank Pe
can and Frank Rinlte. The latter
charged one of tho brothers with
holding out cards, and It Is alleged
Logwabaca drew a revolver nnd
killed Pecan and shot Rinlte In tho
right leg. The brothers escaped.
Ml'ICIDU FAILURE WITH
ROPE. DRVO. FILE. RAZOR
DENVER, May 24. Three times
within as many hours, and for thu
fourth time In a week, Warren Cross,
a carpenter, SO years old, tried to
take his life.
llo Is at the county hospital where,
It is said, he will recover. Cross
slashed his wrist with a rator, soon
nfter drank a quantity ot llnlmeat bo
supposed was 'poisonous, aad then
tubbed himself with a lie.
A week ago he attempted to baag
himself la the city Jail, bat jaraa cat
down before bo had succeeded In tak
ing his life. Despondency over tho
fact that his wife had commenced
suit for divorce against him is given
na the reason for Cross' disinclina
tion to live.
Shaft llrokrn on Irrcdms
J. Frank Adams, the well known
Merrill ranchman nnd horseman, was
called to tho city thi morning by
an accident on hta dredge, which I
working on the extensive improve
ments bolng niado on Senator Weed's
property on the Upper Lake.
A couple ot days ago a shaft was
broken on the dredge, and In Mr.
Adam absence a new one waa or
dered by freight from San Francisco,
Nut this morning Mr. Adams ordm-ed
tho necessary piece, weighing about
300 pounds, by telegraph, to como by
tpn-s, and in a couple of days tbo
piece will be here and work will bo
r'Mimed.
J. II. Ilobb. T. F. McLaughlin
sud II. II. Iloyt were among tha Mer
rill people who were registered at the
Lakeside Inn Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Thomas and
daughter or Colvllle". Wash., aro
among today' guests nt thu Liver
more. John Clnnton and V. O. Kiwln, two
Bonanza residents; wcro. visitor In
the city today.
P. I.. Carlson, a well known resi
dent of Odessa waa among yester
day's visitors In Klamath Falls.
Kuykendall Investigating Case
of Murderous Mexican Carver
District Attorney D. V. Kuykendall,
SHslsted by Chief ot Police Towneand,
U today making an Investigation; into
tho carving attray 01 yeateraay aiwr
noon, When J. vicuna ana juan reres
were slashed up by Nlaclo Verreco,
who wielded a butcher knife. The
particulars of the cause ot tha case
are hard to get, but Kuykendall la
working like a Trojan.
Tha cause of the melee la said to
have been a game of cards at the Mex
ican teats on Klamath avenue, near
Seventh treat, and n few toe many
Jelta of meacal, or some other com-
APPEARS
DID HE CONFESS?
NO DKFIXITK MTATKMEXT IN ItK
OAKD TO THIS CAN HE M AUK.
AH NO OXK WILL CONFIRM TIIK
REPORT
United Presa Service
i LOS ANOELE8, May 24. Conaer
waa taken before the grand Jury to
day. Despite the fact that he U
raid to have confessed, no oaa eaa be
found who will say the report la true.
Deputy District Attorney Horton, who
did tbo quitting, will aot aay.
Thai Conners could sot have possi
bly have taken any part la the wreck
ing of the Times bulldlag was proved,
a bo waa Jailed from September tth
to October Sltb, aad the Times hand
ing was wrecked during the fret of
October.
The fact that Connors and Parkn
:rr. sis hours before the grand Jan
and Ortle McMaalgal oaly thirty min
utes, makes tho Interested laborlt"
hellevo that McManlgal made ao iron
fcsslon. Mrs. Ella Musgrave, who. It Is al
leged, waa preparing to accompany
Connors to Seattle when arrested, wilt
be quitted this afternoon.
LotsisTHlr Is Xest
United Press Sarriee
ATLANTA CITY. N. J.. May .
Louisville waa today choeem aa the
next city for the Northern Presby
terian Assembly.
J. F. Hlckey aad C. C. Weadel! of
Duasmulr are among today's vietters
In Klamath Falla.
MRU SELL KERR SITE
TO WATERJBERS ASS1
WASHINGTON. May 24. Retre
scntatlvo Hawley Is urging tho later
lor department to sell to the Klamath
Water Users' Association a tract of
the Klamath project on which la lo
cated a valuable power site. Thl
land was ordored sold at public auc
tion, but the settlers protested, and
the Water Users' Association ofered
to buy It back at Ihe price which waa
originally paid for it by the govern
ment, with Interest. The government
has na use for this power, bat the
settlers believe la time it may be es
sential for pumping water on to high
lands, and if sold now to some private
parly may not be available.
0L0 RAR'S ASSA1ART
ROT RARLY PRRSRR
LAKEVIEW. May 24. Circuit,
Judgo Henry L. Benson seateaeed
James (Bud) Graves, who pleaded
stilly of assault on Jamea Methane,
an elderly man, some time ago, to pay
a lino of ISO and serve sis moatka In
Jail, after paroling tho prisoner dur
ing good behavior.
The assault was a most brutal one.
and the Injured raau claims that the
defendant used bras knuckles on
him, Inflicting Injuries that aro al
leged to be permanent.
l pound, under tho belt of Verreco,
who Is considered somewhat of a bad
man by mombera of tho eatoay.
Wlthout any apparent eauee Ver
reco Is said to have ordered hla two.
companions from the teat, and aa they (
seemed to want to reason tne btmhmt
wlth him, he atUcked them with a
butchor knife In lieu ot a sUletto. aVK
fore they could Sea to aatety, VldaMaj
waa gashed deeply la tho aeak Md the c.
left eheek of Peres waa aiaaaty ,tbij, -x
authorities were noUSed. aad tho a! WV
allant Wm6.$t. ' .''
His hearing naa not, yst smvs, v - i,,r'Si
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