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KLAMATH PALLS, OfUMfOJf, hATlllDAY, (MTOHKIl 7, lU
I'rlw, HwOt
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GET RESERVATION
OPENED--EBERLEIN
URGES SETTLEMENT
pointh out that influx ok
lanimtkkkkiih would dkvp.i..
OP TON N AUK AND MAKK ItAlf
HAODM XtK
Among thu recent iicurlonlst
fiiini (liU city to llend lo help th
"lieiiilern" opei ilia now railroad He
r, ii Charlr Kberleln nt HiU rlly,
piealdout of the Knterprlao Devi-lo,-.
n nit company, Mr. Kberleln was
mCply Inlewted In llm rolebrntl.in,
erpeclally ht It limy ho tlin forerunner
nf nn event sumo tllnu Inter to hum
tl ii completion of a rnllront) from Hint
vicinity lo thU city.
"While Mr. Hill illil not commit
hlimiKlf its to Just wlmt lie woiilil ilo,
he ilhl nay that tlio rallroml would
nut Mop Ihtro nt lleml," until Mr.
Khorleln. "That It the part of Mr,
II III' declaration! that U ImporlMil
to it hero. I'eopln nit ho hotel at
.1 t a .1. .
tint' certainty a remarkably mre
iiumlier. There I no rcaton to bo
ll ire thnt the ntntruient U not true,
for I ran think nf no rra.on any body
would hnvo for clrculatlnn n reimrt
nf that kind If It were without foundn.
thin. When I made Inquiry n In
hat they oeemrd to 1q doing there,
and which way they woro worklnx,
tie people replied that the crow
eaed to bo worklnK off to the wet.
"The fact of thu matter U thai
thern U not enough nt lleml nor In It
Immediate urrouudlnair to Juillfy the
Hill peoplo In atepplni: there. Bend
haa mpio nlro ngrlcultural product,
to bo aure, but I think wo have bet
tir one. Tou tuvro to go n conild
1 1 able dlitancc eait of llcnd lo get
the bett land, taldtaw hnd a very
nlcs exhibit at llend, ntnonK other
town, and tho community ronltlnR
of nend and It nelghborliiR lorrl
tnry nnd towmr ha n let of lmller.(
Tho parado thero at I ho celebration
wn n good ono atid artlitlr.
"Hut thero I no pnioll nt ellnd.t
mid nil It niaet now, ou mlRht
ay, are prnipertlvo. Thero U plent)
of water ower there, turnlshcil by I
the river that goea through the town,
but thero U plenty of water power nt J
loll of other town up In that terri
tory, too. io thnt Rend U by no I
means alono In that advantage,
... ... .., . .t.l,.t. I
"I.. iin. anniuor iowii wiiim
showed plenty of activity In tho llend I
celebration nnd bad n good exhibit.
Is actually at work already on an Irrl-,
gntlon plant thnt w... water .0..0 - I
aero.
"Fort Klamath ami the Wood Itlver
valley region of Klamath county hna'j
certainly tho beat prospects n n dairy
country of any other district In either
Centrnl Oregon or tho coast counties.
"You hear a great deal of Tilla
mook nnd Cooa counties and their
dairy products. Tho fnct li thnt tho
condition for dairy production ns
well m for cattle raising are far su
perior In the country around Fort
Klamath. Tillamook nnd Coo Hay
aTO In tho wet, damp belt, and It I n
fnct thnt hny la not easily cured In
that region, and therefore largo quan
titles of hay nro Imported from Port
land Into both those localities.
"Notwithstanding the colder dim
nto of Port Klamath, tho feeding sea.
son Is not over three month In aver
ago year, nd It produces hay nnd
l'irrni. wnero i uiquireii. ioi.i inr,nrr(l )f . nr( 30000 . wh,p .
Jl at thlrty.l Hopl from tlio Booth.' , ow r.cllllle, mid cover.il wllli
rm Pacific englnwrlnK department l,,M1fll nilln nnd iniailown. buy
hid itoppe.1 (hero tn.t week, ""'tl.'mcv and farm bulldlnR.
Young Ladies Musical Club Made
Up Of Enthuiastic City Talent
The latest social organisation to bo
formed in the city Is musical club
composed of Its youngest musician
among the fair sox. Its very enthusi
astic members have for their manager
and Instructor Mrs. Blrdean Fraker
Gambell, who la exceptionally well
quallted to Interest and draw out
tho beat offorta of even the youngest
nvaieal puplhvi -j
The art atshsifW tha olub took
pbMtj thla artsjraooa, nnd Mist Beat-
feed of nil kind fur nil prrHciit ih'ciIh,
Wliiit wii should tin lit lo call ntleu.
(Inn In rirt Klnmath u n dairy ronii
try. The Wood llher Valley lum u
superior for beauty In Dili wlioli
muiitry, iiml It hiiiud IIcIiIk of tlni
nth) anil rimer, dotted over with
II i- stock, watered by ninuntittti
streams mill Irrigating (iuwiIh, Id ,i
sight worth kuIiik n long illalanru to
I SOS.
"Mr, Hill, In liU mtilri-M nt llend,
lalil great stress liion tlin necessity of
getting settler, mill getting them
promptly, oven going mt fur ns lo snylf,,,,,, tu, many disadvantages which
thnt the future development nf tin1
riiuntry by railroad rxlcnnloii uouM
real entirely upon the trior In anil Jtilf
re of th peoplo In KCitliiR Mellh-ri
Into nil till Centrnt Onxon iirfii,
"The Ihltiit thnt ntrlke a trnvelir
mimt In mnkliiK thu trip from Klmr-
I nth I'll Hi lo Hern! In thu vmt iiinoiinl
( iIKrU tilttirnl Inml nil reiuly for II
.iiiow. extending from the eiml hur.ler
(of the lake J ml nlinvii the rll) thnniKh
the ititlre IriiRlli of the Indian re
ervnllnii, ii illninure of, more lh,t
forty mllen.
Klnmntli iiiumb nlone I n- vut
"Thu key to Klnmntli Pall ilnvriop.
mint nt the preaunl limn I the opuu -
Iiir of Klnmntli Indlnn rerrv.itlorM I
which for (uvernl jcnm wn have been
toht would ha thrown open by preM I
dentin! proelnmatlnn. H.i fnr a
know here alloument have nbuut
bet u completed. There leem to be
a lurk of Information, however, n Ic
)ut where (he matter ntnnd nnd wb)
nctlon l not Inken. HtAtlntlcH lio
thnt the Klnmntli Indian nettled tiM)r
our renennllon are the rlcjieat of ,il)
tho ludlntiii under uiirdaliln of It
Koveriiment Klnmntli
Indian 1iu,
,
tCniiilnued on Pnite I)
GERMAN TRUSTS
ARE FOSTERED
MrTHIXti IN LAWS OP PATH Kit
lNI Ptllllllrt TltAIIK tXlMlll.
NATIONS WHICH AUK Poll THK
KP.KPINO IIMU" I'ltlliW
United Press Sorvlce
H.n.. .. ,. . .
.,;;;",;; r'l.'v air. coiublim. I wr" ,0 ',0 ,om"1 'Mnii hl .
1 ar" 3, , .jlho work of Inculcating .mtrlotlsa on
" '" "' "1 ' ' 1 " ?n.. I.mtloiml holldn). oftentlme. when 1.1.
- " x"oZZ amVpubl:
i., ....ir.iiiii, I,, nn Itititr.'Btlni? re.
port madu by Consul (Itnernl Skinner,
nt Hamburg.
"There Is no Gorman law," snyn
Bklnner, "whlih either expressly au
thnrlie or forbids tho creation of the
no-eullod trusts so numerous In this
country. Tho law merely guarantor
lo (he Individual (ho right to eiiRauo
In (rude, hut doc not withhold from
him tho rluht to combine with any orQ, tallows' cemetery.
all of hi competitor, s
"Tho theory eem to bo that the
general Interest of tho public nt large
aro protected by the resulting pros
porlty of inch Interest, even though
tho Immedlnto offect may ho, to en
hance tho coat of the commodity coil
trolled. In n recent Ulncusslon of tho sub
ject, Albert HnlH.li, tho genornl dlrec.
rlco Clondounlng, who was tbe guest
of tho club, also entertained them
with sovoral numbers on Ihe piano,
Tho program consisted of piano solos,
duels and vocal numbers.
Tho followlug compose the club:
Helen Hamilton. Chrlitlnb Murdoch,
rwnthv Mnsten. Constanco Miller,
Blrdean Ftese, Constance Fisher, Har
riot Foster, RditU Monteiteuw, iria
Tumor, Joaeplilno llpp "! Kntheryn
lor of llui Hamburg-American line,
KIllllS
"'In Germany n tnllrntcH an pro
lirltd by several lawn, imil therefore
It. may arise very easily Hint tliu
AiihtIi'mi Knturnmuiit would requite
II it illiuiliitlon nf n syndlcnto, whllo
llio dissolution, nccnrdliig to German
It w, Itself would liPdiniu punishable,'
"Tlin majority or Gorman buslnois
tiii'ii iiml icnniiiiiUtK uro not opMed
lo mali HyiiillciiIcK iiml lliu rrcatlon of
lilfinjtiiiilli.u In tulil.lt (lit. (la Itmtktt
uimelltnc participate In combination!
villi piliatn iiriiiluii'iK, In lawful If I
llii nt-ntur (iiininli mi Injurious act. I
"Tim Orrtiian court hnvo repeated.
I rulcil, according In IllrliarJ Calwcr,
tlio norli.lliil writer, thnt tho Kyndl-i.-ili'i
dn not tloUt llm prlnclplo of
trniln llhcrtr an tlioy (onil to protect
(lie Interest of (he whole nation
ntiiilimt tlio acinntincAM of Individual
iiiIkh fimii prke ruttlnR,"
Unlike the Amerlinti trust, Hklnnnr
r t forth, lliu object In the (i.rmnti
ermblniitloiiH In not to concentrate
prlro i out nil ami production In n few
I nml, Thu Herman plan U to ullow
each meniber In rnmliut lila own bull
n mi, hut iilno require hlin lo acwpt
coiubltiu illelntlnn im to price unil th
eitent of hln production
'
JUSTICE BAYLEY
GONE TO REWARD
U'lOXHKK
IIIXinHXT OP I.AKK
CPXT'. I'lJACK OKKU'KIl AXI
IMTItlOT. PAMH TO THK
OIIKAT IIKVOHM
Special to Tho Herald
. iMi.-it. rv..
i,tni(ir,ni ii.i. i,-
-The death
Ihcro Tuenday of Wlnalow Ha) ley, Jim
Hi of the peace nnd pioneer reildent
of lnkn eounty, take from It mldit
Icinj of thu men that him pla)ed nn
' 11 poriani pan in inr uuTeiuiunK i
'iIkk it t Ion of tho eounty from It
turly condition, when tho' hill nnd
VR le) wcro Riven over to the ante
loii nod deer that roamed about, to
nn agricultural nnd utork country,
wl.h thousand of ncre of flno fruit
Im da.
' Juatlco Hn)Iey hnd been re-elected
frein tlmo lo time durlnR tho paat
twehti yenr. Renernlly without oppo
nlt'on, mid dlpentd juMlco a ho
mi It, without fear or favor.
I He cauio to the eounty many yennt
uro, mid hn n family, of whom Harry
He. ley, of the firm of Hnlcy & Mn
dIiirIII, mid l.oren Ha) ley or ..akovlcw
nro the heat known. Tlio aged plo
uo'r wiib n cteran of tho Clll War,
mul look nn nclhc Interest up lo tho
Ilium of hi denth In matter thnt eon-
iierniHl hi comrade, nnd nt nil time
health vn hucIi that It was n severe
effort. Tho funeral waa hold Thur.
day, nnd wns attended by a largo
linthcrltiK of people Inml hereabouts.
The lmnknbuidiiet houses and tho
pllhllc HCllOAlil of Ijikovlow cloned
their door nnd mmpctidod business
derlni; the fuiieril of Wnlslow Bsfjti")
Tito fnneral sorvleM at tha Metho-
illat iliitrch were conducted by Hoy.
MOlvUlo T. Wlro, nnd wero very Im-
prcfsHe. Interment took plnco In tho
W. W
Patch, engineer of the Klam-
nth
riclaniatlon project of the gov
ernment, has boon nt nend attending
the bcott conclave.
CUT LINES OPEN
OBJECT OF SUIT
MTK1ATION TO DISHOLVH OOULO
LINKS MKHQKH UNDBR ANTL
Tltl'HT LAWS Tt) RK TAKKN Vl
THIS MONTH
United Preii Beivic
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 7. Tho suits to
dissolve tho allogod merger of aim
Gould linos and other companies and
tho ouster suit against sixteen rail-
roada doing business In Missouri for
alleged violation of the anti-trust
lawi In combining to nx. passenger
and frolght rate, will be taken up
nt tho October term of the Missouri
Isuprsiua oouU
COURT SMOKING
DONE AWAY WITH
(,'IIU'UIT COVIIT PIIIVIItMiKH DR.
Slf.lt ItV Jl'HTIt'K OK THK
I'KACK CiHAVKM, TO HLKPIUHK
OP AUIMTOM
Hmoklng It n- privilege uiunlly In-
ilulRid In In elrrulrt court by those
who favor It. .
Judge Henry I.. Deuon U fond of
n r.lKnr, while United State Com!
doner U occaalonnlly found nll'ed
with it clgnrttt, both coniplrlng to
n((nmpllh a amoke, which Ii not con
trar) to the pcalv nnd dignity of the.
itnlo of Oregon nor governed by any
kl.'i.te In inch lw made nnd tiro-.M-.I.
I ho court bnllff, CJnrence O Mor
tun, I not abolu'.cl"y averse to th)
vied, so thnt, taken by nnd wide the
court la plainly Milling thnt unoklni;
boiild be Induced In, and hla-honor
unil the court .staff, a well a at
lorneji nnd urcctMoric nro often
found solacing (hetmelve with the
Rcntlo fumes of imokablo articles.
So, with everybody expecting to
have Indulgence which I permitted In
tho regular circuit court snilont, n
urprlo enme when Juitlce of the
Peace Charles Crnves presided over
tho prellmlnnry hearing of S. A. Mc
Mahnn nnd James Hughes, chargrd
with attempting to bribe.
Tho case wn In progrei when tb J
judgo called proceedings to n halt,
and Deputy Sheriff John Schnlloeh to
tho bar. Ho quietly Initructed the
deputy, who went lo the rear of the
room and carried out the court's or.
drr, which was to suppress the put
stilt of the habit In the court room,
t.nter, when some one offended, the
court ordered the imoher to deslv or
leave tho room. r An, the tmokers pre
ferred to-lenve Dnf-nthrr tnm lenve,
tho Smoking itopped, which show
thnt same caies In court are more In
teresting to the auditor than the use
of tho word.
COURT SESSION
WILL BE ACTIVE
I.AKKYIKW TKHM IlKGINH MOV.
DAY ItMIKIt JPIKiK ttKNSON,
AMI WIK 1MPOHTANT CASKS,
ON'K OP MP1UIKR, ARE ON
Special to Tho Herald
l,AKBVIKW, Oct. 7 Circuit Judge
Henry L. Benson will convene court
hero on October th.
Thero aro many Important cases to
b dlsposod or. Including the "boose"
nuc, ailsliiR from tho whisky and
other RoodH selrcd at Paisley; tho A.
E. Follet manslaughter uute, Big
Arrhe, thu Indian accused of murder
ing hi squaw, nnd some more or less
racy dlorci cm'.
Tho grand Jury will meet Monday,
nnd will be kept busy.
REV. OWEN JONES
IN SORRY STATE
POUTLAM OHBQONIAN RKPORTS
HIS AHKST FOR DRPNKKN-NalSS
OK THK STKKRTS OV THK HOSK
CITY THK OTIIKK 1AY
Tho .Orcgonlan reports tbe ar
rest In Portland for druakenaesa of
Rev, Owon F. Jones, the missionary
of the Bplicopal church, who waa
hero for threo weeks, and held ser
vices list Sunday before departing to
report, nt he said, to hla bishop.
Tho report of hla misfortune says
that ha was found with but fl.tB In
hla pocket annoying paawrrty at
Fifth and Morrison street, and taken
to Jail, from which, when sober, ha
was released. While Jn Jail, with Ma
arms around a druakea lumber jaek'i
boulders. Rev. Jones gars aa im
promptu sermon to those la Jail.
JoaMoaea mtalatsrat la Grand
Forks, N. D., and inter In Bafcer, Or.
The alleged cplnode may havo some
bearing on his being called to Grace
church In thli city.
Hl'ltO POIl IIAIITKB KTRPH
PP AM) IKIW.V MAIN STflKCT
A healthy looking burro was parad
ed up and down Main itreet this nf
turnoon bearing a lgn that Indicated
that tho itecd w nubject to barter
and sale. Thero was nothing In tho
dftneanor of tho burro to Indlcato any
tmtwaMnrnt ho might feel at hi
stttiutlon, nnd ho looked tike a for
gotten part of n ctrcui equipment.
SPKIXa WATKU AT 8CHOOLM,
HPKCIAI CVVH JHJft XKKDKII
Tho three public school of the city
are now supplied with purp drinking
water. Principal Ounbar and the
scnoolboard hnvo Installed tanks nt
tho schools, and wator I hauled from
the hot springs. Tbli'ls placed In the
large tanks at night and allowed to
eeol oyer night. Tho tanks sre con
nected with tho sanitary drinking
fountain .which were Installed at tho
commencement of school this year,
so that hsreafter thero will bo no
nccisslt) for tho children bringing
their own drinking cups.
BUILDING ALIVE
AT COUNTY SEAT
NOTAM.K HTItl'CTl'llr PPT PI'
THIH Ylttlt AT LAKKVIKW, IK.
rlXDIKU ODD KKMiOHH, HIGH
HCHOOli AMI CHUKCH
Special to The Herald
LAKKV1EW, Oct. 7.
eratlons In Lakeview
n..l,.tl I
-uuiiuiub uf i
.kl. ... u.
cludo some of tho best buildings that
have been erected In Its history.
Tlio notable ones thnt are almost
finished are the Odd Fellow' Temple,
that covcrr the site of the old build
ing, the new $40,000 high school of
tone and brick, and tbe Catholic
church, costing about 110,000.
Tho Odd Fellows building I of)
brick, I two stories In height and
about fort) -fivo wide. The workman-
.ship and material In the building Is
iiuBiauiiai mm iuuiv inc Riviaav
buildings of this class. The ground
floor and lasonieut will be occupied
by Auten Rlnchart as a hardware
rtcre, with a balcony In tho rear that
Is to be fitted up as a furnishing store
and houso furnishing department.
The upper floor'ls fitted for lodge
purposes vlth reception nnd ante
rooms, a large lodge room, kitchen
nnd cooking outfit.
The heavy sidewalk that surrounds
the building on two sides Is of con
crete, nnd built for special wear and
service. In addition the fire eslti are
made so thrt In case of a need being
Immediate for tho emptying of tho
building, sld and rear stairway open
In aurli n manner that everyone can
reach the sidewalk cislly. Tho total
cost will approximate something over
$15,000. and tho block will be road)
for business within tho next few
week, though the hardware firm la
now mevlni: Inta its, quarters.
TIm Vaanlcklva Have a Daaghter. .
Dr. Whtto report! tho birth of a
daughter to Mr. and Mn. B. H. Van
sickle of Swan Lake, Friday evening.
Mrs. Vnnslekle la at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Bro. Jamison on Hlfh
nnd Tenth street.
LYMAN STARTED
FOR PORTLAND
UNITKU 8T.VTO8 MARSHAL SCOTT
COMHH AN1I LKAVBS THW
MORN1M1 WITH THK NOTOW.
Ol'B KsM'APsaH
Possible tha last chapter la Ue
case of Dr. John Grant Lyman who
does not work at It ban baa writ,
ten, so far as Klamath rail la con
cerned, tor last night Unite Btatea
Marihal Leslie M. Soott of Portland
arrived and left thla atoralag with
the doctor, whosa allsfM prawtiaa w
more on the order of ipeclallslng la
extractlag nioaey without value re
turned than la ateglaal Alraauaa, t
Aeemnpanylng e marshal .waa an
TYPHOID NEARLY
DRIVEN FROM CITY
f
other prisoner, Ray Brown, charged
with giving liquor to an Indian, Mike
Weeks, and Patrolman Ed Wakaflsl
of this city, who went as a' guard to
nsslst tho marshal In taking car of
tho prisoners.
Deputy Marshal Frank Heatty, who
Is breathing moro freely now thnt Ly.
man Is out of his charge, remained
here to hunt for Thornet, hoping to
got trail of him In the neighborhood
of Swan Lake.
ItVHIPY FlMiAMl M PLAN,
YOPXQ HCOLT8 DMOLVKD
HEI.SINOFOHE, Finland. Oct. 7.
Another step In the "Rnsl Beat Ion" of
Finland, according to popular verdict,
In an order juit txsued disbanding the
7,000 Hoy and Girl Scout, recently
organised by General Baden-Powell of
England, and hi assistant.
MIL LAST M HELD
IACK IY HLATED TRAM
Owing to the mall train due hero
at 4: 10 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
being late, tho mall last night waa
only distributed, tho general window
not being opened by Postmaster Clyde'
K. Brandenburg.
Those who. owing to this fact,'
failed to get their mall last night, i
may console themselves with the fact.
1L.I l.a,wv .wait AtlAV Kllvfc kMM I
:uv " -""" : y.n ZZ
naa o gel it was MTro mew. av
will probably bo able to gat their
mall today, and kill two birds with
ono atone.
n. I. ., ,L AMAal J.IIV.H.
i no wbii. m iu Kvavia, c...w
,j.. ..!. .Mh.l.lw Kj. mmfmS
,, '""""" vuu.u ,.'"""! " -
some by the use of a pigeonhole hoxi
.which has more, openings, thus I re
quiring trail to ne more minaieiy av
sorted, but handled less nt tho win
dow.. In other words, It would be
divided Into smaller piles fo bo looked
through when callers ask for their
mall. '
PEACE JUSTICE
TO VACATE ROOM
NKW TKMPLK NETK88AKY TO KX.
KltCISK OP FUNCTIONS OF TKi:
BUND tJODDHSS MAV GBT
THK CITY HALL
With tho passing of tho headquar
ters of the city government from city
hall to tho Page-Stratton building,
official business nt the old stnnd msy
not necessarily stop. Justlco of the
Peace Charles Grave, who will leave
tho Wltbrow-Melhaso building owing
to the leasing of that building to tne
Llvermore Hotel company, has hla
cagto eye on the old city hall for a
Justice temple, and may make an ar-
tangement to make it nu otnee.
One thing he would like to hnve Is
n roomier piace in which iu i,u...
tho blind goddesa to exercise her away
and balance the stales of right and
fivtrntss, as hla present court room
hardly affords space to be fair, much
lesa llbbral, as it were. In tbe dis
trict of Link River, which Is the offl
clal denomination of Justice Qravea'
territory, tho Justlco has to pay for
tho rent of his own quarters, while In
somo of tho other districts the law
provides that Justice quartera be lur
nlshed the official by the taxpayers.
Sberitf Barnes Purchases A
Hot. Springs'
BhorlC W. B. Barnes baa purchased.
one of tha ana new bungalows, recent
ly built by W. N. Woods la the Hot
Springs addition. Tha house la locat
ed on Bl Dorado avenue, Just of the
Esplanade, it contains six rooms aud
basement, and the Interior to talshad
In elegant style, aad baa all of tbe
aooessorlea of a moasra.hosae. Tfco
Milaeratoa waa, M.TM.? s ,v
Mr. Barnes will more hla family lo
f x
"., r
i,. Tv
.ifiW
I
TWO CASES ARE NEW
HIT UKXKHAt, HITPATfOK I
THAT PHYMaAM HAVal IT OK
IKB CONTROL ALL PATIMm '
ARK MCTTMI
With the strennoM eort that,
ibavo been mad the paat sasiHi la
fighting the typhoid feter, the taakkiy
has been almost drlvssi awt of ta
city. White Dr. U W. CalKom. as
sistant city pbyslelaa, report tw
more cases of the disease taring de
veloped In the past twenty-fenr kean,
he says their location la not sseh go
tl give rise to any doubt that the sit
uation Is practically under eowtrol.
Of the twenty or so oases which
bare been keeping the nietHeos of the
city busy for some time past all of
tbe number are either convalescent or
at least out of danger.
Tho Klamath Fall Light Water
company believes that the water of
tho system will shortly be flt for every
body to uso Indiscriminately, IfV in
deed, It la not so already, as It has
already been explained In the Herald
bow
tbe undesirable matter la the
ground waa stirred up by
tho rains
which started sines
taken to clean the supply,
thkv want
vr in county ov.iun
.Special to Tha Herald
.ASrsnrirV rv T-Tkulii
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,v -i f.fc u,
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club recently, organised, la
murii tflifl iSM'The gaVw'nau af (
states, tho letters asking abaat' taa
many opportunities tbnt Lnko coaaty
has to effer to tho stttler. ospeclaHr
(In the matter of free government
jhorceattads, of which the coutrty
,ls so well supplied. Mr. FN la
Islanding the strain very nicely, nnd
sajs ho likes the Idea of doubling the
population of tho county during the
next year or two.
I lOWNHKND IM IMPROVING
WITH TKMPHRA1TRR LOWKR
I
Chief of Police Edward Towaatnd,
J" "
111 yesterday aad last
turn for the batter
during the night, nnd Dr. L. W. CMt
lou this morning spoke eneouragwgly
for tbe recovery of his patleat from
hii attack of typhoid fever.
H a improvement rroaa taa criwi
which seeiuer; inevitable yesterday has
been very marked witun taa par
twenty-four bourn. His reeplratloj
has declined to f.unty per mlaute. It
bti bi-ei: i high a forty-four, while
the rate oxistlng now la wKkla two
of normal, which Is elgateea. HU
temperature, which haa run arouad
10f. Is now 100, and hla pulse, whleh
got up from 110 to ISO, haa worked
back to 1.
STMTS
to off i menu cut
Judge Henry L. Benson of the" cir
cuit court and R. M. Rkharaasa.
court stenographer., left taaar lor
Lakovlow, where court will open on
Monday, The graad Jury la to awet
at that time, and It Is expected that
sovoral Indictments may be returned.
their
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week,
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water itaadatne of the,Kkasl I
Llgat' ana water- mmtm.
tad.Hlfh etreets.aaai
today. v and a' une-.Httl
down Into'.'lhe tarklMt
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