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KLAMATH FALLS, ORBOON, TIIUIWIMY, NOVEMBER 8, 111
OCCUPY NEW HOME
TWO WEEKS HENCE
HOTEL READY SOON
I.IVKKMOHK COMPANY KXPKCTti
TO fJKT INTO KIINNII QUARTERS
EARLIER THAN WAM AT FIIMT
ANTICIPATED
Hammer and bw are being kept
buiy ut on tho Wlthrow-Meltiaso
building la order to not It In shape
for occupancy aa a hotel by the Liver
mora I lot id company, which concern
hope to enter poasmwlon and houio'
some of Ita guest thero by November
16th. At Irat It ws thought It
might Isko until December 1st to gel,., ...
Into the n.w quarter, but every tAUrr H"u,', (in Ar" Kr ""' '
fort la now brink made to ahorton this lutlnu. and Tl mmIs of HprrUlnr
time by a couple of week. Stand mi tin- I'hIIwhV- to View the
Tho bar will be put In the room fur- MM-riari
rncr! occupied by tho Klamath coun , .
ty Abstract company, and tho ftttlniml
for this were purrhMcd In flan Fran-
cloco by Arthur Livermure and lo
Vant McFsdden, hla brother-in-law.
The floor will be of tile and baseboard
of marble, surmounted by a IiIrIi wall
finish of Imported Japanned leather.
The light lUR Will be of colonial lle.
for ' electricity. Decoration of the
rooaia upstair will begin tomorrow
by r. H. Old.
For time the company will, In ef
fect, conduct two hotel, a when It
trove Into the new quarter there
will be only twenty-lx room avail
able, aa against sixty, all told, In the
prevent location. Mr. Mvrrmoro and
son Jess will InataH themselves at
the new hottM, white Mr. aud Mr.
Arthur Llvernsoro will remain at the
Pernod nnd Main atrect homo until It
I given ap, Mr. and Mr. McFsdden
will atova to Sixth and Jefferson
street to keep aquae.
MAYOR CHOOSES
COMMITTEEMEN
THRKK COVNCILMKN WHO HKUV
MO WITH THK LATH JOHN II.
HTIIiTH PtCKHO TO ACT AH CON.
INIIiKNCK BODY
At tho couacll meeting Monday
night Mayor Krd T. Baadoraon ap
poluted a coadoleace committee out
of reaped to tho tale ex-Mayor John
It. Stilt. The monibor aelcctod to
servo were Col. M. a. Wilkin chair
man, Marlon Hank and C. B. Crlslsr,
the only thro mombers at prosout
serving oa tb board who were thero
at the tine the doceaaed woa In ofllce.
The oomatltte will probably draw up
suitable reaolutloa to bo passed by
tl o couacll at the meeting next Mon
day alght.
Fire la Tale
lire below the city, auppoaedly In
tho tule bed, was burning brightly
last alght, and created coaslderablo
Interest. The eight waa aot oaly un
usual, but beautiful, and a aumber of
pooplo remarked the attractive pec
taele. Webekahe Meet Tcltt
Prosperity RebekaA Lodge No. 104.
I. O. O. F will hold Ita regular meet
ing tonight la Odd Fellow hall.. All
member ahould attend.
Boring For Water
1$ Conducted
Bo far aothlBf but aurfaee water
hu beea atruck la the eCort to atrlka
a Sad of artealaa wiUr oa the aew
county farm lt. The contractor, O.
A, Haratoa of RoMburi, assisted by
0. B. Cattllag aad D. L. Worley, ha
found eonalderable rock, shale aad c-'
meat with hla borlai outlt, aad while
this BMkea the peaetratlon ooatpara-
FLEET OFFICERS FETED
IIV MM ANUKLKH FOLKS
I.OH ANUKLK8, Nov. 2, 8lty on.
row of lliv fleet of Admiral Thorns
ranio liiirn from Han Pedro at 10 a.m.
and woro tlin guest at noon nt h
luncheon nt tlio Jonatlian Club.
ThU afternoon they will he guests
nt Inwn fotcs.
Tho WnrnllIlK nm mil n In vlallnra
till,, afternoon .,..1 .III U. III..MI...I.I1""""" ' '' Imct to bo limit
ed nt nlRht.
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TAFT SEES FLEET
ti miffi flliirili1'''3" ',0 "nulRnablo nnd oxempt
IA RATl LUPftn '"'"' ,uv,': 'n ca, of dentil payment
sin mniuvninin made fo deM,1(,cnU intittA.
United I'reiwHenlie
NKW VOHK. Nov. 2. President '
Tnfl relewcd tho wnr fleet.
Ho wns on tho Mayflower, which
atcniu-d through the nrmsda, her
small guns ronstnntly snlutlng.
Thu pnllsndes wnn thronged by,
thousands.
6RAN0 NAVAL SPECTACLE
WAR FIEEUT NEW YORK
lluiiilrtil of Thousand Hit Grrattrat
(lallierlM ut KlglitUg Vrists Mr
Hail in Hip I'nltrd Stale TweaTt ,
Mllrn of MglilHrTit Flrrt
United Press Sorvlce
NKW YOltK. Nor, 2. Hundred of
thousands of people lined tho shore
of tlin Hudiuin Itlter )ctterdny to wit
ness the nxiomWaito of tho greatest
ilRhtlng fleet 'ecr Rathered In tho
United Sthte waters, and to seo Sec
retary of the Nay Meyer nnd hi
aides mako the official Inspection.
Twenty miles of mnRnlflcent fleet
102 of Undo Barn's mon-o'-nr an
chored 400 yards apart. In thrco line,
composed the armada. Interest wo
centered in tho lupcr-drcadnaught.
thu Florid nnd the Utah. Rear Ad
miral Hugo Ostorhaus, on tho flag
ship Connecticut, waa In command.
Tho spcctaclo probably will be the
last great nssombllng of warship
with tho United State second on the
list of tho Rrent maritime power.
After tho big rovtew tho first
squadron went to Newport and the
second to Hampton Roads. Then
thoy will exchange posts, and Anally
again assomblo In Now York harbor
for the holiday.
EMPLOYERS' LIAHLITY
BILL HAS NEW FEATURE
Payment to Ifc Made to Employee
Direct and Periodically, Instead of
Jn I.imsped Amount Employer
Hear Harden of Payment
United Press Service
' WASHINGTON, D. 0 Nov. 2.
Interesting feature of the employer'
liability aad employee' compensation
bill, which thi eengresslonal commit-
too will reiBlMnd for postage till
At County Farm
By Roseburg Man
lively slowlt Ig expected to set
through, t la -reasonably fH .tlate.
The first day's bore was about forty
feet, This wa about a week ago, aad
a the rig Is claimed to go thirty feet
through very objectionable and dlaV
cult formation, It ought not fo take
- a .1. aa .. kl.w I
mmv nBVH m im inn luu . will
the county ha contracted far,
JKLl.
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'winter, nit innrtu public !' flonatnr
Hntitliorlnnd today, follew: i
CoiiipuUory nnd direct payment by
I rullrrmilH ctiRORid In Interstate com-
lunrrii to otiiil)! engaged In tint,
icuursu of llielr duties, cases specified,
ittilmonditct ixceplcd; employer to
iii-nr ontlro burden of pnymnnti, with-1!
out tnxntlon of omployes; law com
pulsory, without election by cither
employe or umpleyer: remedies ap
pplled by till la-w to bo cxclusHro of
nny obtained under common or statu
tory law; for disability contlnuInK
tfto wcekH or les tho implocr la to
rurnlah medical or surgical attention
to nn amount not exceeding 1200;
payment of compensation to bn rondo
periodically nnd not In lump aum; the
,(''1 '" Maximum ni1 minimum, and
I not to continue bejond a ipcclfled
term of jenrs; amount of nil par
mi nt to bn bastd on a percentage
of the employs' wage; all claim
Inil nllen dependent.
ROYAL ARCH MEN
WILL CONVOCATE
Mi:irri.vo of nitAMii ok m.iho.v-
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XKXT HOTTUIUi.tY KVKNINO AT
TIIKIH HAM,
Klnniath Chapter No. 35, lloyal
Aiih Masons, will hold Its regular
roinofptlon nt Masonic hall on Sat
urday evening next. Kvor member
In nuked to uttsnd. This will be the
flrul IiiivaI Inrr Itftlil Iti ti HittnltA nt
V - brethren. irnm.; lSLTST"
ttir city made aeesloB impracticable.
illMHUil IIATTIiK OCCURS
i niranv rnuvimt.or ltudy.. Th0 racuMy ,,, wltn
. 'tho licentious charge. Today Julius
United Pre Service Ceasar, Othello, Hamlet and the othor
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1. Shang- ua '10 ,nlB anaac.peare
lial dlKpatches to "Young China" soywroto aro banlebed.
that one of tho bloodied battles of '
tho vi nr wns fought yesterdsy nt Yt
dokii, In the province of Hupehu '
Tho rebels wuro victorious, 1,000 1
Imperialists being killed, I
Hunnn Is completely robe).
rnv uaiiio oi iiuoxu is mo nrsi oil
a rampnlgn In bupeh.
dispatch sa that LI King III.
goernnr of Yun Nan, waa assawlnat
cd when the rebels captured the city
SUFFRAfiEnS LOOSE,
JOY OVER CALIFORNIA
Hundreds of Auloa Will Parade la
Denver, nnd tho Celebration Will
Wind Up With Mas Meet lag la
the Colorado Metropolis
United Press Service
llKNVKH, Nov. 3. Local suffra
gette will tonight celebrate the pass
age of tho California suffrage amend
ment. Hundreds of antos, decorated with
suffragetto flags, national and Colo
rado banners, will parade the street.
Mas meetings, with Gall Laughtln aa
the principal speaker, will close the
demonstration.
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COMEDY PLEASES
THEATRE GOERS
HARPER COMBINATION' GIVES
ANOTHER vl'CCRHHFUL RENDI
TIOX OK "TWO MAIUMKD MKN"
HAMK llli.li TONIOHT
Another porormsneo of "Two Mar
rl'-d Meh" will bo glvon tonight by
tl'o J. O. ft QUnu Harper company at
llouiton'u opera house. Tho comedy
la In throe act, and was enjoyed loot
nlxhl by another amused audience.
Tho bill tomorrow and Saturday will
bo "Tho Man of Iter Cliolco," another
three-act comedy, n children' mati
nee to bo put pn Saturday nUcrnoon.
Manager JohntV. Houston Is furnish
ing spoclal m lisle a a nldu line' to
thu Harper engagement.
"BIRD Bill" GRANDSTAND
PLAYEI, STUQfHTS SAY
Indiana Town. High School IhiplU
Call lllm Oeorge M. Cohen of thr '
KUsabrtfaM Ae, nad Abo Coll Him
a ImmoraMol.
Special to The Herald
HAMMOND. Ind., Nor. 2 William
Shakespeare, the Immortal bard of
Avon, Is "a cheap grandstand player,
Ian Immoralhit, and the George M.
ICchen of the Ellxabethan age," ac
cording to tho Hammond high school
students, upon whose petition the
faculty today threw out tho Shakes-
Tho Hammond etudrnt met
'decided that the bard's writings are
licentious, inartistic and unworthy
ON RESERVATION
REPORT SENT TO rHDKRAL OFF!
CIAL THAT ANDERSON FAITH
FUL, KLAMATH RESERVATION
iiiiave, kills sguw
Tho Orcgonlan of Tuesday states
that United 8tates Deputy DUtrlet At
torney Evans received from J. O.
Hamakor, United States commission
er at Donania, a telegram saying
that Anderson Faithful, a well known
Indian on the Klamath Reservation,
had killed his wife. No particulars
woro given.
HUKPLVS IS PROMISED
IN PASTOR'S MURDER CASK
TiOSTON, Nov. ? --AUorney John
I ee of Lynchburg, Vu., conferred with
Per. Hlcheson, then s.ll.l.
"Rlcheson will be freed l'e heard
hln story and oxamlnol tho evidence
mjsclf. I am conBdcnt he I Innocent,
oe
Little "Campaign"
UICI Ul Will 1. Will
Office Right Away!
NO N
MOROER
v . -Ck s.
IHMIH
M.d promise a surprlnj when the fact
aio divulged. '
The defense wilt probably maintain
that Avis I.lnncll'i death wag accidental.
AVIATOR ROnOEftt OBTB
WKLIi AtVONO IN GRRAT RACK
United Praaa Service
PHOENIX, Arli., Nov. 1. Rodger
arrived at noon from Marlcppa, gad
leave via airship for Yuma this after
noon. He expect to reach Lo An
geles by sundown Friday.
MAY TRY ARMOUR COMPANY
FOR CORNBRINO WHKAT
Ur.lted Press Service
CIIICAOO, Nov. 2. It U reported
persistently that tho government con
templates suing the Armour Grata
company for the alleged cornering of
tho wheat market. The Board of
Trade donlod the corner.
Danco at Mill Hall Friday night
TURKEY THROWS
TO ITALY
LATTER FA1IA TO INTERPRRT
HINT IN ACQUIBBCKNT SPOUT,
AND WAR CONTINUHS AS MKR-.
RILY AS BVasR
United Press Service
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 2. The
war minuter oBdally declares that
he Turklah commander la Tripoli for-
mally demanded the dty' aurreader
HN
'""' -- . -HitrJuktwt,,a weea
ins wnua mmm muams. "Ba
Ing wo resumed lost alght.
(HULL OREGON RKFORMH
nRFORB SUPRKMK COURT
United Press Service
WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. I.
I The fate of the national movement
for direct legislation, Initiative and
referendum Is on trial In the supreme
court, whero two suit attacking the
constitutionality of the Oregon meas
ure are set for argument thi after
noon.
An adverso decision would be a se
ere blow to direct legislation.
J. C. Mongold returned last even
ing from a trip to Seattle, where he
went on a visit to hla son.
STILL AFTER Mil
FOR MCNAMIA CASE
j
One Man,
Ptfstdlas Deafness aa aa
Excuse, Hears Botto Voce Ressark
of aa Attorney, aad FmH to OMala
llrleasp From Datjr
United Press Service
LOS ANOBLB8, 'Nov. 1. Judge
Dordacll excused Romanes, the de
fenso withdrawing Its objection to the
state's challenge.
L. E. Miles wss excused on occouat
of deafness.
J. M. Huntley raid be was deaf, but
hoard District Attorney Fredericks
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IMPROVES PLANT
when Frederick dropped hla voice ao
Ilordwell refused to excuse hlxa.
John Chamber, oppoeed to circum
stantial evidence wo excused.
Orrln H. Hare I also opposed to
circumstantial evidence, and waa ex
cused, after being Interrogated by
Dordwtll.
Frcdorlcks objected, and naked for
Hnyca to bo recalled.
Tho defense objected treaaoaeljr,
but Bordwcll rulod agalaat It, when
Attorney Davie read the objection Into
tho record, holding that Hayea waa
actually excused, and bad left the box
and room, nnd therefore was no long
er a Juror or a tentative Juror.
Hayes opposes labor unions.
Ho eald the defease ha asked for
a subpoena for Chamber, who I
friendly to unions, but Bordwell de
nied thle.,
Darrow took up the examination of
Hayes, who Anally eald he was certain
McNamara woa. guilty and Bordwell
then 'allowed the defense' challenge.
.SHEETS
FUU Of KfMYWARRIMS
iOksetwer Reaissiwt ta two Chew, and
Two Anserkaa War Veseee Are
New Ba Reejte Thei to
United Pre Service
SHANGHAI. Not. I. Wlreleea
ntnuM from foretn warahlaa ra-
von j Htakow u baralag. with
llmMlllaiaL '
Foo Chosr wires that dhtarders
there are serloaa. .
The American torpedo boat De
stroyer, sad the aapply ship PoajaeM
are enroute to that city. ;
Revolutionists at Wuehow have
proclaimed an Independent govern
ment tu the Kwangst province.
Thoy are raising an army.
The government wants to copy tho
nrlttsb form of government, while the
rebels are Insisting on a republican
form of administration.
SAFE RLOWERS RIND MAN,
OPEN SAFE AND TAXR SWAQ
United Press Service
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2. Four
safo crackers bound and gagged the
watchman la the Lagraade Laaadry
building, blew the safe, aad escaped
with ISO, leaving f 100 untouched.
Uncle Sam Need) Plaster
The government will receive bids
tomorrow for plastering the cottage of
the gsto keeper at the Lost River di
version dam, approximately ISO yards
of surface. The work must be done
by November 15th.
KYKIE KLLEN, ACTOR,
IS KABJnKMQNU
Famoejs Staae Fhjwre Passes Uses..
prctewJy Into Great Bsyasid at SsJt
LsJxe Ctty The Balsaes of Ike
Oompaay Retaras Hast
United Press Service
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov, . Kyrle
Bellew, the famous actor, died at 5
o'clock this morning of double pneu
moniae The company supporting am la
The Mollusc" return to New Tork.
Un Arkitratina Enr
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NW YORK, Not, I. Ia a signed,
editorial la the "Outlook,"' Colossi
Roosevelt disapproves arbitration; ea
all disputed ausstlOB, UMUdUkg.
those ntectlug aatloaal aeaor.
He says: v "It would be wlehed aad
toeUak for as as K MMsrfcreMkto
larbltrate' dhuatogj
GREAT CHANGE MADE
INCREASE Of CArACtTT OT
DLK 111VOHt mr
COMPANY
PO1
Work oa ealarglac the atJMI res
ervoir of the Kleatath Falls Laaat aad
Wster eompsay has beea wilXed,
ths addltlea of two mere teat to Mm
walls bavlat beea ceiillaael. Alt
thst remain to do aew awfare tarm
lag water la to the faH sagasliy tt
the basla la to give the
to set. This wUI probably be by tl
end of' thM weak.
The Improvement will praetleally.
double the holdlsg eapaelty ef the
three connected rsntrnlra. The Hat
Springs reservoir, which la feet
la clrcumfereacv. has only beea avail
able to within about ate feet ef the
rim, as the middle reservoir waa too
mall to permit water free K to let
above the llsalt Indlested la the Hot
Spriags basla. The added wall which
has beea completed will enable the
three reservoir to held abeat MetV
000 gallons, Aalf ef whisk wttt he fa
the Hot Borises member of the trie. .
The other two wtH sash held abawt
oae-ejuarter ef the et
The middle aad west
approximately seventy feet la
MHnaUaw
abbs ommmtmmmm w , Ms
A peUttoa for letters a4aMaia- -, l
trattoa of the eatoto ef the lata asae r I
Valentine Ball was Med today ia the
oflce of County Clerk'CharIesR.'De
Lap, oa behalf of the widow of the
deceased, by Steae Barratt.
Dsnce st Mills Hall Friday alght.
COUNTY OFFICES
NEED MORE ROOM
BSSSSl
SO AN ADDmOM TO BUUR OT
COUNTY COURdP HOUM 'WBUb
RE HUILT APeXMNINe COUNTY
JUDOsrS QAsWMM "
An addition will be halittoW
back of the court feouss odjotalag tie
present office of County Judge
S. Worden, In order that sanweat
room may bo provided la the balldtof
for the offices of County Assessor J.
p. Lee, who Is bow locate la tae
I.O.O.F. block, aa well aa Oeaaty star
veyor B. B. Hoary, who alee eeea--
plea offices a block away from the seat
of administration.
The addition will bo 14 feet dep
aad SO feet wldo, built of frame.
SHIRT WAMT MAN MUST
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VSHWP - 'W
llvoa. la the court ef geaeral i
docUred there must ba a speedy trial
of Max Blank aad Isaac Harris, pro
prietors of the Triangle Iklrt Waist
company , la the Aseh bnlldsaav where
Ut people perished la a tre. t
The court awve the dsfeadsasi aa-
tll tomorrow to plead. "'
Miss Lsoaa
Lowdorbaugh are aaeag today'a '
Itors from Boaaaaa.
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