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CRUISERS MAY GO
TO CHINESE WATERS
NAVAL CIRCLES TEEM
with activity iv vicinity of
MAN FRANCISCO, VKNNKIM AP.
PAHK.NTLY MAKINO PHKPAHA.
TIONM FOR KAMTKIIN- CHUIHH
United Press Bvrvleo
HAN FRANCISCO. Nov 17 Tliu
Oregon and Houlh Dakota urn In tint
tri-am here and tliu California nnd
Maryland are at Mum laland.
The Colorado and West Virginia
left for Ran Diego today.
It la believed that thoy nre anther
Inn with the prohabllltp of living Kent
In China,
Naval circle hern nrc eilrrmel)
net lr.
OltHOON WOMAN OPKHATKM
MOVING I'll TURK MACHI.NK
Mr. Minnie IVnnlnger, formerly f
Central I'olnt, Ore, Iml now living In
Moderto, Calif,. Inn (tin dlitlnrllon
r( being I ho erond wnninn In th-j
Culled State In operate a Hinting
picture machine, and li (ho Drat lady
on the Pacific roast lo Inko up Hint
vocation aa a business.
Mrs. Pennlnger It well known In
tho Western section of tlila alalo, nnd
la the wife of Fred Pcnlngcr and a
daughter of Mr. Obenrhnln of Cen
tral Point.
HA Ng VICT COMMiTTKK IN
APPOINTS!! IIV HMIKKAIIN
At the regular meet Inn of prosper
ity Hebekah Lodgn No. 104, 1. O. O. F.
lait night tho following member woro
appointed on tho committee to pre
pare the banquet for tliu next meet
ing, which will be December 7th:
Francos llnd rhnlrinnii, Mary It.
Hoguc, C, C. Hngue, Mninlo Wagner,
Mary Wlntori, Dr. II. Wlntrm, C. C.
Browcr, Kmma Thompson, Flora
Rlllott. J. 8. Klllott. Ktltabcth For
rrat, Fred llyndmnn, Kayo Hoguc,
Nancy Donart, Charles Donart, Kdgnr
tawrenrc, Nina Noel, l,ena Noel, A.
Klrahncr.
YUAN Hill KAI RKNOUNCKR
HV HKHKIJt IN CHINA
United Prcaa Service
SHANGHAI, Nov. 17. Rebel lend,
era denounce. Yuan Bhl Knl, and ex
peel the Mnnrhu dynasty In dldntc
Rrato. The vanguard of delegate In the
revolutionary national convention are
arriving. Plan Include eolf govern
incnl for tho province and central
ontrol by n general government, with
headquarter at Nanking.
8un Yat Son will probably bo tho
flmt iiermanent president.
Deaperato fighting I on nt Nanking.
The rebel aro rinshlug nt Munrbii
nutpoat and hTO xtlll advancing.
POH VAI.LKY'H GRAIX VIKI.II
The Poo Valley Threading company
an organisation which ha been form
ed by rancher In that locality to
handle tho grain harvested In tho val.
ley, report to tho Herald that tho
amount of grain threihed by It
equipment thla aeacon la 23,484 bush
ela. na follow! Wheat, 6,103 bush
els; oU, 12,938 buaholi; barley, 934
bushels; ryo, 3,510 buihal.
Lvman Says Jail
Wants Dentist,
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 17. Al
leging, that he Is treated "worse than
n condemned prisoner," that lie needa
tliu services of n dentist, which the
Jailer won't permit, nnd that the food
supplied him Is Injurious to his health
Dr. John Grant Lyman ,the Indicted
Los Angelaa promoter, naked the
United States circuit court hero for a
writ of habeas corpus to procure his
rcloans from the tetinty !"
Despite Lyman's Indictment nt Los
HtTntAui-rrTKH coxkkk
WITH IIIHTINII I'HKMIKH
United I'rei florvlco
LONDON, Nov. 17. ChrUtabel
I'niikliiirrt, lending n big delegation of
suffragettes, In lonferrlng with Pre
mier Amiultli unci rnblnet mlnlstcru,
rniierriiliiK Including women' otc
In lh" iimuliood mirfruK bill the nil
mltilftt rul Iftn Ik oon to Introduce.
It Ik regarded n Rlgulflcant that
Akiiilth, who heretoforn ha refimed
lo reciigiilin Ihn women, made n defi
nite nppoltittueiit.
I'ollie aurrouuit Anqulth' real
denci'. HELPLESS SIMMER II
6XLE AILJIGHT LOXG
I'lfly 1'iopl,. AlxNinl WlH'IrM Miw.
ngt HimniM'tio HiMMtmn lo IU-mui
of Hi,. .M. f. IMfliil. Willed I Tounl
to Hufely.
t'nlted I'rci Hervlro
SAN KKANCIRCO, Nov. 17. The
htcivoicr M. 1'. I'lnut of thu Alonka l'a-
rlllo company, her tnll ihuft broken,'
wnH helplcHH In n gale off I'olnt Arena '
nil lnt night.
Kort)-nlno p'oplo woro on board.
Hho wn r men til by n wlrolena dl-
trri lgual by the Kteamer ltoecrami, I
which look the veiuel In town and-wa
oxiiected In arrive In Ran KrancUco
lad night.
I'HL'AI, HI'ATH IV TIUAL
OK AIXMniCII HYffAMITKIl
llnlled PreM Service
1.08 ANOKI.K8, Nov. 17. When
court opened an hour earlier than
luual Attorney Clarence Harrow tried
liiOuillcngo J. It. Ilomof Paiedei.n.
Judgo llnrdwell pernontlly ii"'"
ilonnl ihn venireman. Harrow nnd
llnrdwell rlniliinl hotly twice, llorl-
neli. llimhed with naiulon. rebuMrh
i (.liuiatlnnH that be was unfair.
Herdwell finally nllowed tho dial-
Unpe of Itoaa.
BACHELORS WANT IVES
FOR A MOWEVELESS EOEN
IH'iolopinciil of Conulry Tlirealen lo
Alwti- I'lileM Single Men Aro Aide
In Tn4 In Double llarncea Kam.
ApMa Kent Forth
Special to Tho Herald
l.AKKVIHW. Nov. 17. Tho men
In the vicinity of Silver Lake, Ore.,
want wive. Thoy cither hnvo to havo
miiniKOH or there will bd" nothing fur
ther in the development lino unless
It I done by the memper or ino lair
mtx who hold down claim In that
part of tho country and aro m Inde
pendent that a man daro not aiep
n,., Ihn linn feilli Without bclllg
cluwed by tho doglthnt wimo of the
fair damaol hnvo on tho prenusea.
Th orittivliatloif of n bachelom'
club with about fifty membora hn
brought forth tho fallowing pronmwo
to tho declaration that thoy make:
"Hollovlnsvn lbot rapid dovelop
...A..I nf N'orthoravI,aBo county, hav
ing .lemonilrated tKe4crtlllty of tho
Hill, built homes and Nwcumnlnted
Food Injures Him,
Claims Badly Used
Angeles Inst week for misuse of the
malls In connection with a Panawn
land scheme, ho Is hold here on a
charge of conspiracy growing out of
his escape from Alameda- county Jail
authorities.
In hla petition today Lyman de
clares that the charge against him
does not constitute n publlo offense
nor a violation of the federal laws.
miftlrlent worldly good for I'm pr6
tettlon of two or more, wo, llui mem
ber of tlio Hlher I.nko llachelnrV
Club, II ml oumelte mere pnupi'r In
I he ono (mnentlnl lo linptilnem iin-l Ihu
fell enjoyment of Hie home. Wo find
Northern l.nko county in llU'lt'n
IMin, unit lo ernillcnto thl drawback
lo tho country, we hereby dovolo our
aolve to tho mirred duty of lirlngliiR
morn llviti Into tho (Inrdcn of l.ovu."
Krery girl Mill recede an unkwur to
her letter, which will bu kept con
fidential by tho ncuetnry or preildent,
and If, In their Judgment, tho right
kind of n limn I In night, tho lady
nnd the Rentlemnn will bo brought
together In nu endeavor to piomoto
matrimony In Unit portion of the
riiunty that offer KO'niucli to all con
cerned. Tho officer are O. W. Mar
vin ptetldint, A. N. McCnll secretary,
K. V. Trabcrlii. I. W. Mnrtln nnd (I.
II. UooneySjro preiildenU, nnd Karl
lletd treur
Itmiltl) HNITIIAiXltOWI
AT YAM-: IH AWiaPATKO
United Pres Service
NKW HAVKN, Conn., Nov. 17.
Tho greatent fontbnll crowd In Yale'
hlMnry I extiectcd tomorrow.
If Princeton win alio gain tho
rhnmplnnnhlp. If Yale win nho mutt
defeat Harvard before nho ran claim
tho chatnplonihlp.
The "Tlgera" expect n kicking
gnme, n both eleven nro trniiK In
thl department.
YOUNG BRIDE
SLAYS HUSBAND
UKMAlUiAlil,K ;.nn ir aiiamiui
IN CALIr-OHNIA CITY llinYKKN
COLI'Ui JI'liT AHIUVU VMM
NIXKANK
United Press Service
1.08 ANOEI.K8. Nov. 17. Jease
flarneene. n bride of cloven day, iihot
nnd killed her husband, Nicholas.
They came from Spokane ctcrday.
Slut KnyH It wan an accident.
Tho police aro Inveitlgntlng.
HK.CIHIOX OX MPOKAXK
HATKH TO HK AIKAf,KH
Culled Preaa Service
WASHINGTON. I). C, Nov. 17.
It I nnnounced that tho department
of Jnatlco la next week to appeal tho
Mimmcicu court's Spokanu rate deci
sion, aaklng tho United 8tates u-
premw court to review tho matter Im
mediately. . X
FKHKHATION WANTH MKN"
TO I.KAVK CIA'IC IMHY
United Press Service
ATLANTA, Nov. 17. The Western
Koderntlon of Miners has resolved to
demand thnt members of tho labor
federation resign from tho NMlonnl
Chic Federation. Tho matter was
refened to tho resolution committee.
An attack U aimed at Hamper.
Thl Is expected' to precipitate a fight
on tho floor. .
TROOPS MAY GO
TO MEXICAN LINE
TF.XAN flOVKHXOH OHHKIIH KX
THIN FOItCK OF TKXA8 lUXd
KltH TO HK RTATIONKI) ALONO
THK HOHliKH '
United Press Service
AUSTIN. Nov. 17. It Is rumored
tlint n mobilisation of troops on the
Mexican border will be ordered.
tloNoinor Colqult has ordered that
iim out ho force of Texas Rangera
ahull bo distributed tomorrow, to aid
tho federal government In enforcing
neutrality.
Huudrods of Americana are fleeing
from Mexico.
Tho autl-Amerlcan sentiment Is
very strong.
Modern Woodmen of America
donco at Houston's opera house, Fri
day night, November 14, Good sm
ile. t
FIGHT PICTURES
SHOW TONIGHT
ItKKI, OF VIKWH IlKI'ltOllfCINO
4
HIM KIHTK! llATTf.K AT MAN
KHANCIHTO WIIX HE AT THK
IIOl'HTO.V Ol'MtA HOl'HK
When tho Wolgaat-Moran picture
wilt bo ihown at ,tlio Houiton opera
lioiiDo tonight there will likely bo a
throng of iportlnc fan lueh a baa
n;ui beforo commingled In that far
mite rendotvou. I
Thoto who were permitted lait
night to ico tho picture rehcaraal, uiy
that It I the lastianalptU of icron
photography.
Thero I muchJlmlllarly .In the
nrcna nnd that In the Houa'ni opor
homo, with the exception that the
r.trturo how Dllly Jordan, with bit
Hligbtly nolty tilce not at'.ured to
tliu bnmu meloi'j ns that of llu great--.
ri"ouncor of nU, Ixuls Oerber.
The picture do 'not show Oerbcr,
but the stride nndftvolrdupola of Mr.
Jordan Imllcnto that Klamath Fall
linn n man who cm fill the best an
nouncing bill ever offered In this city.
Hundreds of seat will be sold
when the door open tonight.
yuan m m in
, PUY OH EITfffR
AMVrtanrc of Premiership Not to He
tllon-t-ii Ulnfixi mud If llmake
With the Hmprn. He Kxprcta
lrjp Following
United Press Service
I'EKIN Nov. 17. Yuan Shi Kal's
ucceptancu of tho premiership will
not prevent u meeting of representa
tive men called to arrange terms of
peace.
Yuan expects n gathering to sun
liort reform he Inaugurate.
In the oent ho decides to break
with tho emperor, and declares him
xclf president, tho gathering will
piobnbly back him.
HAND BELLWORK
WILL BE UNUSUAL
CKI.KUIIATKH KXGU8H IUNGKRH
AXH VOCAI48TS, ON TOUR OF
THK WORLD. TO HK HKflK OX
XKXT MON'HAY XIGHT
Monday la tho date set for the ap
pearance at tho Houston opera home
of tho Imperial Hand Bell Ringers
and Concert parly, which not oniy
ulll nreaent iOlllo expert hand bell
work In solos and concerted pieces of
tho best composors, but will give dou
iiin nuartet songs for male voices, ns
well ns concerted numbers ombraclng
bell nnd vocal work together.
This Is ono of the most famous
concert troupe In tho world, and Is
on a two yenr tour, which will carry
It around tho world, Including Can
ada and tho United States, and the
Antipodes.
Tho company nppeara here In the
Klamath Lceum Bureau course, and
promise to glvo an excellent program
which will richly deserve tne large
audience that the Lyceum officers are
working to secure for Its reception.
Ticket nro on onlo at the star urns
store.
Tho Mill Addition Improvement
eomnanv has had the good fortune lo
aocuro tho services of Mrs. Tlndall,
pianist, and Prof. Mason, violinist, to
furnish rduslc for their Friday night
danee. It'll
CROWN PRINCE FINCHRD
BY ORDER OF ROYAL DAD
United Press Service .
BBRLIN, Nov. 17. The kaiser haa
ordered the crown prlnoo to thirty
daya military detention at Dantlg. aa
a punishment for a recenfjlngo dem-
onatratloa In the relchatag dating
Chancellor Hollweg'a Morocco agree
ment speeeh.
KAIMtOAH CONHI'lltACY
AOAI.N'HT HTKAMEIIM OX
United Proas Service
WASHINGTON, I). 0 Nor. 17.
Heforo writing hi mesaago President
Tnft, with secretary Stlmaon Is conald
crlng charges' of conspiracy against
tho tranacontlnental rnllroadn to pre
vent tho oatnbllahment of Independent
Hteamcr line to uic tho new Panama
canal.
Bernard Baker of Baltimore pre
sented tho charge, declaring that
pressuro has been brought to bear on
ship builders and capitalists who as
sisted tho organisation of tho Atlantic
Pacific Tranaportatlon company.
Aa a result, ho said, tho ahlp build
er had declined to build vessels fog
tho company, and others withdrew
slock subscriptions.
lintSH KIDNAPPIXG CASK
COMKH AFTKIt McXAMARA
United Preaa Beniea.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 17. Prose
cutor Baker declared that Detective
Burns will be tried on a charge of
kidnapping McNamara next aprlng.
Ho Is determined to wait until the
Los Angoles trial Is completed.
Officer Hoslck will bo tried at the
namo time.
Charge Tlint Marine. TrnKc for Pan-
nma Canal I Impeded by presnurr
llnmght to Hear In Balkier of
HhhM
MELHASES GET
BACK PROPERTY
HIIFJUFK-H HALK AT WHICH THKY
Hill IN LANH OX ACTION CXDKR
HOXn FOR -DRIED, ATTROVEH
IIV COVRT
In tho case of Fred and Gaa Me'-
haae. by Attorney Stone Barret,
agalnat Frank K. Knox, Abel Ady and
A. A. Ltskey, on n bond for deed to
land below Midland, about 850 acres
nil told, Judgo II. L. Benaon hns la
med nn order confirming tho sher
iffs sale of the land to tho plaintiffs
ns the highest bidders, their bid b-
Ing $6,783.
Tho land Is lot 1, section 7. 8KU
ofNEU.Ntt ot8KV4.8WH of8EU
and SWV4 section C, nil In township
40 south, range 9 cant, Wl'trmetto
meridian.
The plaintiffs had originally .sold
tho land to Ady, who assigned bis
rights to Knox after making some
nnymeuts. Knox defaultel on tone
pigments, and loft this part of tho
country, Llakey was mado a parly of
the proceedings because he had been
k tenant from Ady on n leas,". Th4
ovnehlp of the property now reverts
to tho Molhase brothers.
According to the Merrill Record,
Rev. !.. M. Anderson. Presbyterian
nantor hns been elected to the board
of trustees of Merrill, vice J. W. Has-
kins, resigned, and S. B. Martin takes
the place of E. E. Fitch.
RAILROAD CASE
SET FOR TRIAL
HAMAGH ISSUE RAISED BY FARM
KIUT 1MPLKMKXT CO., AGAINST
KHPKK FOR LOSS OF HOR8K
AND DRAY HAMAGK
Judge Henry L. Benson of the elr- j
cult court has sot December llth as
the date for trying 'the case of the
Farmers' Implement company against
the Southern Paclic company, Involv
ing damages the former allege It Buf
fered April Hth last by ear thrown
by a tying switch .which killed a
horse and damaged tho dray and har
ness. The company waa to load noma
freight at the railroad warehouae and
had the rig there for tho purpose. The
value of the hone la pat at ISIS aad
the repair to the tiara aad dray
ar put at 1170.78, which the Farm,
era' Implement company teak to re
cover.
HEAVY SNOW FALL
AT CRATER
Game Case Is Iinilsei
The charge of having a- Chinese
pheasant In his possession, brought
against W. R. Hunter by Warden L.
Alva Lewis, was dismissed before Jus
tice of tho Peace Charles Graves thl
afternoon.
The Misses Bertha and Louella
Mounter of Jackson, Calif., are visit
ing frleada and relatives In this city.
They are slatera. of Mesdamcs Fred
and Walter Cofer.
Mrs. Jss. Grimes and Mrs. Browne,
of the Gap, and Mrs. Chris Crowley of
Lnugoll Vallep, called on Mrs. Nate
Otterbeln of the Oregon House this
morning.
STRIKES li MEXICO MY
RECOK JUTE GEKML
Troops Ordered to Torrron, Where
CVmdttiOMS Are Reported Worm
Ksatdoyea Onlt, Want More Money
and Leas Work
United Press Berries
MEXICO CITY, Nor. 17. General
strikes are threatened.
They have started at Torreon, Pu
eblo; and San Luis Potoel
Troops baro been ordered to Tor
reon. Reporta indicate conditions nre
becoming rapidly worse.
Tho employes of the Ernesto Ma-
dero light, rubber and smelting plants
(here, have anlU, demanding higher
wages and aaorter noatw.
If you nre on .time Friday evening
jon will And n bna waiting at tho
portofflco to tafce yon direct to tho
Mills dance. Be thero at 8:18. Tho
round trip la SB cents. 15-Jt
Mrs. B. 8. Grlgsby, who Is spending
the winter In Ashlsnd, and who has
been visiting her children nt tho old
heme ranch uear tho Gap. returned
to Ashland this morning.
WOLGAST-HCTAIIIAIIO MNJ.
NEW YEMMT 'FRISCO
Manager of Fonmr Fistic OtebrUir
Says He Has Also Date for a Go
With Tosnaajr Marpfay Mosrfa Hence
Flare Not Stated
United Press Service
CHICAGO, Nov. 17 That the Wol-gast-McFarland
battlo will be staged
by Coffroth at San Francisco New
Year's Day la regarded a certain.
Wolgast'a manager last night wired
ho had signed for two fights, one with
Tommy Murphy December 15th, the
other with McFnrland on New Years
Packy McFarland sajs tho date
suits him.
Pioneers' Committers lo Meet
The Herald Is requested to notify
tho various committees of the Pio
neers soclct) choeon to makn arrange
ments for tho celobratton on Saturday,
November SSth, to meet at tha court
house tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock
to report. O. A. Stearna Is president
and A. Cartel secretary of the Pio
neers society.
Crowd Of Hotel Help
From San Francisco By Chief Cterk-
Chief Clerk B. H. Lpuser of the
Whit Pelican hotel, will leave Sun
day tor Ban Francisco, to return with
about forty people who are to.be a
part- of the crew that will run th
big new 101-guest-room hotel. H
expects to return about Thursday.
There will be some little time neces
sary before the opening of tho hotel
to get the employe familiarised with
the building aa well aa their duties',
aad aa they will be hare about a weak
fr
LAKF
SEVERAL FEET DEEP
ALTHOUGH KVKRY CIA7R ID'RsV
KOWSKI'HAS Bl
UP XO TRACK HI FOUND Ot
BODY OF MtSaOM MAN
Superintendent W. F. Arant of Cra
ter Lake National Park, who haa re
turned to his town resldonee after
closing tho season of the park, report
that thero was throe feet of snow
whn be moved out of there laei Fri
day. This depth lasted, for six ar
seven miles along the way to Fort
Klamath, and then became shallower,
being sixteen Inches at the saw mill In
the Wood River Valley and a foot
deep at Fort Klamath. Aa It kept
snowing In 'the mountains for two or
three days after this, aa Mr. Arant ob
served by keeping watch of the dis
trict, be believes thero Is probably
fire feet of snow at tho park now.
After coming a- abort distance fresn
tho park with two heavily loaded
wagons, the depth of snow mado R
Imperative to leave the wagoas on tho
road and go on to Fort Klasaath,
where a dosen horse war obtained
and n road broken to get tho wagoas
ont.
Mr. Arant says that every cine thnt
waa ever given to the park anthorltle
by which the body of B. B. Bakewskl,
the Bend photographer, who waa last
In the park last winter, presumably
falling Into the take, baa. nee
naaatH'WMkeit reeevecy oi;tnrrsi '
aulas. Tho eamp whJck Bakwak(
bad left waa found ahontlln Hea
below the rim of the crater, dowa the'
road. Thla was evidently tb ptetnre
man's permanent camp, because at It
were fonnd clothing, "bedding and a
supply of money In the pocket of a
pair of trousers, consisting of n 120
gold piece, ft bill nnd a S0-cent piece.
There were also letters, papers aad
receipts.
On tho rim of the crater. In tho
basement of the hotel, were fonnd
Bakowskl's camera cases aad n coat,
and a quarter of a mile east of the,
hotel at the foot of a very craggy por
tion of the rim, were hi auowshoe.
Mr. Arant'a theory 1 that the ex
plorer. In order to lighten hla toad.
left hla camera case at the hotel base
ment, and walked on saowshoea until
be reached the craggy ridge. Inst
wide enough for a man to climb over,
where he left hi snowsnoea to clam
ber along the sawedged summit of tho
cliff. From thla cliff he Is supposed "
to have fallen probably 800 feet Into
the lake. At the point where ha
dropped from the cliff tho wall drop
about COO foet straight, after whtah R
slants slightly outward for aa OfMljf
or greater distance to the edge of,
the water. fo
Mr. Arant say that with all hia ax-.:
1 crlence in tho park It I hard for him,
to determine where the snow la solid.,
and where It Is soft drift at the daa
gerous spot to which Bakowskl waa
tiaced, and that It would be a vary
natural occurrence for n climber to
make a- misstep and leave solid foot
ing. The chance are that the corpse will
never be recovered. A physician who J
visited the park tojd Mr. Araat that
the low temperature of tho water
might mean that a body fallen la tho'
Inke would never rise, or. It It did. It''
would quickly sink again.
To Be Brought
H
ahead of the houewamlag WnnjhWyiJ
giving, tho interim wHI Mjnia-JorjfcMMj
the. training. . J 'W-WMi :
The company of worker taM'W.f,;.pr!
Louser I to return wUhnsarna4,
by a special trala ,iwr, ffijailrn 'y
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