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KLAMATH PALM, ORBOON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER SO, 1011
PfM0f Wf99
FAST GAIT NEEDED
TO FINISH IN TIME
MUCH WORK TO DO
REMAINS TO UK HONE AlrilOl'OII
AIMH'T A HUNDRED MEN AUK
lll'HV AT WHITE PKLICA.V
WIIAT REMAINS TO FINISH
Othorti may
liul, oh, you
have their troubles,
White I'clkali Hotel
men!
Ever) body tint goen through ttiy
ImllitltiK mid real I ion what In )il In
bt done wonder how on earth thu
opening cjtii bo livid on Thanksgiving
day, or tho opening banquet iiIkIiI of
n week from Saturday, either, for
Hint matter.
Hut tho hotel khiiIu iwy they will
Ikt ready, and I hey aro no nlro about
thing Hint you simply havo to take
their word for II. It would be highly
lniollln to It'll Hh'Iii that nu think
lhiy are mlitakon, oven la you tried tu
do It In n inuru gentlu wn than by
ttw ua of an circt'dlngly abort but
stirring term.
Thnrr aro nearly fifty cariientors
nltwc, worklnK Sunday and every
night and day to get the big hnslclry
rcadyfor the Influx of guests who
wish to help the hotel company collm.,uM, ,, .tl,j,.nl Samuel aoin.
I. into tho birth of tho new enterprise.
In tides that there ore tile vttcri,
alt am fitter, plumber, refrigerating
experts. Rlailera, laborera and vnrl-
ou.. claw of help which run t"W Ik. odcrcly reported tomorrow.
rorco io aooui ion men or u.
Among me laing mat remain un-
flnlihed aro the putting on of
l'in l
door, aetllnR of the heating plant In
the baaemtnt and radiators In tho
rnnmi; ettlng waahiland and bath
tuba In Ruet' room, wallpapering,
carpeting, setting furniture, flnlihlng
refrlgorotlng plant, laundry and Turk
lib bat hi, all threo of which are to
bo In lb baavniont; completo bar
room, dining room, kitchen, office
and lobby.
Tho last featuro will probably bo
of more Intereat to the general run
of folk than anything vlio In tho
building, at any rate, more people will
ae It. It la to bo cpacloui, with
beam colling of dark brown, pillar
of red gum highly polished, and wall
with fancy wood deilgn. Tho spare
on the wall not rovorod by tho wood
will be flnlihed with white In noruo
parts and In others an exponilio wall
paper will be put. The lobby la to
contain plenty of lounging opportun
ity when It I complete, with a fine,
big, old-faihloncd fireplace which In
to entlco tho beholder to alt by and
too thlnga In tho logs as they burn.
At ono sldo of tho entrance, tho
right, Is to be a ladles' reception par
lor, partitioned with glass from tho
hallway, whllo Juat acroa will be tho
writing room, also fully partitioned
by glass.
The corner store room will bo oc
cupied by Claranco II. Underwood
with a drugstore, whllo he will havo
the other Main street store room for
a store to contain sporting kooiU,
Ashing tacklo, cameras, and such
wares. Tho cigar stand In the lobby
will be his concession, also.
Ilack of tho drugstore, on tho Ks
pUnade, will bo tho private offlco of
Manager J. B. Rrowor, tho barroom,
barbershop and sample rooms.
The passenger elevator which has
beon finished by the Otis
company and accepted by
Elevator
Building
Superintendent Harry Anglln, Is the
Foreigners Massacred At Hsianlu,
Intervention By Powers Now Likely
I'nlted Press Service
I.ONDON, Nov. JO. A massacre ol
foreigners at Hilanfu, China, Is con
firmed la tneeeages from Tientsin.
. The number of victims Is not stated.
Most of the foreigners there are
Knglleh ana Scandinavian Baptists.
Rebel! are responsible, having cap
tured ths'elty recently.
Intervention of the powers la Im
minent. Denier of friction la treat.
.believes tkftt Jpn ana
only modern passenger elovnlor In tho
city. Tim only (Tiber elevator of any
kind that rim ho mentioned Just now
I lliu one n the MaTtln Dro , flour
mill. Tho frulRht elevator In tho hotel
will be iloni) very shortly.
Effort to obtnln n InrRo housu In
which to houao hotel holp worn mado
unsuici-ssfully by Manager llrower. no
tho hotel la flttliiR up nlno nioniH
abovu the Klamath norolopmnnt com
pany' ottlceii nt llroad and Mnln
street for some of Ha crow. Now fur-
nltiirtj I lielnK put In and there will
bn hot water heat, besides n fine
shower bath. Hlx room atop of the
hotel biilldltiK, In a ntirt of roof cabin,
if III also bo imed for hotel help, nil of
whom will hate their dlnliiR room In
the basement of the hole).
60MPERS MD (LUES
EXPECTEOJO BE CHOSE
itihetM Iteport in l'rMNillliHi fur
Itrttlgiuttlnii From t'lvlr Ft-ik-ru
lion Ktifrtiil to Hlart n Fight on
Um lltHir.
triilted I'rcss Service
ATLANTA. Hn.. Nov. 20 II U
lien nnd hla fellow oflWcr will be re
elected b large iniijorltlcn.
A wHlallut renolutloii domnndlUR
l nlgnatloua from tho civic federation I
ipreclpllatliiK u floor fight
Itlrlinmliil fir Itorhratt'r will tfel thti
null itinvttnlloti. whlli, Ran FrfcnrUrn
Kfta thu meeting In 1915.
WATER RIGHTS IN
LAKE UNSETTLEO
l.l'TZ AM) HMAI.lt FA I It TO AflltK.K
OX IHU.NT OF ItlVKUHIO.X FOU
AQUA TDK
TITI.KO TO
FOHMF.H IH KX
During tho recent term of the rlr
rult court nt l.akovlow there was nn
echo of thu old wnter rights casu
which, under tho tltlo of Hough vs.
Porter, ha occupied about throe
year In tho circuit court before Judgo
Henry I,. Ilenson, thou about two
year mora In tho supremo court.
There were about fifty settlers on
Rllvur Creek who woro vitally Inter
ested In tho outcome of the cuso, and
after Judgo Ilenson made a decree
nnd tho mutter was taken to the high
er court, tho docreo was somowhnt
modlllcd by tho supremo court, which
aald, among other thing, that Elmer
I,ut was entitled to tho amount "f
wnter fhlch had born used an a quar
tcr section by (leorgo Small.
Small had at ono tlmo taken tho
160 acres as swamp land, but I.u'x
claimed tho tract, and when n suit re
suited l.nt won possession. Aa water
had beon used by Smalt on tho land
when ho had It the supreme court, In
effect, decided that I.utx was entitled
to utr much water as Small has con
sumed, to rolmburso him, so to spoaf.
Tho amount wbb 100 minor's Inches
per annum
The decreo of tho supremo court
IIussIk havo agreed on a partition of
China, excluding the other powers.
Japan landed troops at Crlf u Satur
day. Russia has been secretely mobilis
ing an army force In Eastern 8lberla.
DID AMERICAN MARINHS
LAND AT CHINKSB PORT,
TOKIO, Nov, 10. Unconfirmed re
ports are that a company of American
marlaee landed at' Chitu, where the
Japs landed teurday.
gao the circuit court permission, If
llio latter found It wine, to nppolnt on
engineer to coiiatruct necessary head
KntPii, hints nnd wlora, for measuring
tho water nt tho point of diversion on
tliu IrrlRiitliiK canal. Judgo Donson
rhomi for Ihl work H. A. Mimlicn, tho
county aurvoyor of I.iiko county, who,
with hla assistant, started Inst Juno
to fix up tho wnter food for varloua
wntcr rights, among them tho I, tit
nnd Small tracts:.
When Muahen took up with Lutx
nnd Hninll tho matter of n location for
diverting tho water they wore unablo
to agree, the niomory of tho old dif
ference between thorn possibly having
tho effect of maklriR each ono deter
mined. Tho engineer telephoned to
Judge. Ilenson.
"If they can't agree, ou enmo In,"
wnw tho JudRo'a Inatructlon.
Denplto thl Inntrucllon from hi
honor tho men could not reach nn
riKreement, and tho engineer returned
to l.nkcvlow.
Judge HonronV poiltlon uaa that It
win not up to tho court to determine
the point of dlvemlun, about which
nothing wan aald In tho aupreme
court' decree, nnd for him to do o
would be lunklng n finding of fact
when there wn-nothing properly bo
foro him on which to moke auch a
finding.
SOCIAL CLUB TO
BE
I'iltlfONAI. Hll XKW OltdAN'liAt
'mon stiUKtrr itm mkkiing
C.tl.l.KIt Hlt XI-ytT HL'MI.W
UTKItXOOX AT IIAMIWI.V
An liiiltutliiii. ftilltiwltiff Isnaliire
I representing about too or nioro who
'hnvp signified a d elro to form a social
club, has been printed and distributed
calling a meeting for next 8unday of.
turnoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Bald
I win hotel lobby, Thla meeting I to
Iconalder tho advisability of organiz
ing for uimiaemcnt during tho winter
month', which may Includo dancing,
akatlng and other forms of diversion.
I At tho meeting It Is expected to or
Riinlto n club and pick officers, as
well u committees on membership,
executive nnd reception
The Invitation says
"Como prepared to express your
lows briefly, to glvo your support for
five months, and consider tho ndvls
ability or limiting tho membership,
but resorvlng tho Invitational system
In Includo friends and visitors. Shall
tho club bo limited to ISO couples?
Shall the executive committee bo giv
en power to transact all business?
How shall tho membership committee
bo guided when passing on mem
bers?" IIKAPH COAIJi OF KIKE ON
POLITICAL KXKMIswV HKAU
United Press Service
8ACHAMENTO, Nov.
30. In a
!cnRthy statement to the Unltod
, Governor Johnson declares that
Press
Governor Johnson declares that while
progressives lu California aro in n
position to scud a solid La Folletto
delegation, they will forego thla ad
vantage, over the niachlno and he will
leaue a call for a presidential primary
In his coming call for an extra ses
sion. EUROPEAN AND AUfMCM
HESHHENTS SLAU6HTEIH0
In lllilnnru Massacre Momm Hirst.
tlnu From litis Oosatry and Wife
of Hriindhunlau Mhadottary InchHt
cd Among Dead
United Press Service
LONDON, Nov. 30. Further Tien
It In messages say that twenty-five
Europeans at Hslanfu, an American
woman physician, Dr. Young, and the
wlfo of one of tho Scandinavian mis
sionaries wore Included In the mas
sacre. IMCHKItH' TRIAL WAITS
UNTIL WEDNESDAY NEXT
United Press Servles
OIIIOAOO, Nov. 30. Federal
Judge Carpenter hai ordered n con
tinuance of the packers' ease until
Wednesday,
CONSIDERED
CONCERT PARTY
ARRIVES IN TIME
IMI'KlttAli IIA.NDIIKMt RIHKHHW
ANII VOCAIJMTH Wll.fj A11WAR
l KMMATIII.YCKIW IHJRKAU
t-IU'llMK TIIIH KVKSINO
On hmt evening's train tho Imperial
Handbell KlnRora and Concert party
arrived In Klamath Kail to appear
this uvenlng at Houston's opera houao
In tho Klamath Lyceum Bureau,
course. They are at tho Uvormore
hotel, There are nine men In tho
boll ringing organisation, besides
Frank T. Farmer of Denver, who
come along as a soloist.
Tho bell ringers aro W. Alliopp, 0.
Ilnll, F. llcaton. W. Hartley, 0. Date,
M. J. Bate. M. Woffcnden and J. Wof
fenden, with W. II. Olgglo aa con
ductor. Not only arc the men highly
efficient In giving bell music, but they
aro singers, and form a double quartet
for tho rendition of part songs. Tho
program la thus enlarged into an In
strumental and vocal affair, crowned
with songs and handbell accompani
ments, which are a novelty not only
surprising, hut very pleasing.
Tho bell equipment consists of 130
melodious bells, ranging In weight
from two ounces to ten iounds, on
which Is performed concerted music of
every class and stylo with perfect cor
rectness and ensemble.
Tho company Is now on a two year
tour of tho world. Including Canada,
tho United States nnd the Antipodes,
and will wind up Its long Itinerary In
1913, Beats for tho entertainment
are obtainable at tho Star Drug store
until toward time for the program at
the opera house, when they may bo
had at tho latter's box office.
MKXICAX RKRKL SUPPLIES
CAPTt'RKD IN TKXAH RAID
United Press Service
LAREDO, Tex., Nov. 20. Major
HodsRorn nnd four companies of
American troops today raided a house
hero and raptured Captain Juan
Mcrlgo and two privates, all Mexican
rubols, CO dynamite bombs, 20,000
rounds of ammunition and forty
rifles.
MINSTRELS WILL
SHOWTWO NIGHTS
THE NASHVILLE STUDENTS ARE
PROMISED TO APPEAR IN
DANCIXO, HIXQINQ AND OKX
Kit ALLY OOOIr SHOW
At the Houston opera house to
morrow and Wednesday nights the
Nashville Students, or Culltgan ft
Hockwald's minstrel, will hold tho
board. Singing, dancing, mirth and
other form of entertainment galore
aro promised by Manager John V.
Houston In the appearance of ihe
troupe.
The company will give a street pa
rade at noon. The roster this year In
cludes tho following well known art
ists: Pet Woods, Mat Turner, Walter
Hill, ClaTcncc Macklln 'are the prin
cipal commedlans; Miss Msble Turner
and Miss Eva Price, the two well
known singers, are along this year.
Arthur Prlco and his educated hoops
and feata of Juggling Is a feature.
HOMESTEADS FILED 11
RAPIDLY FOI FMTW6HT
t
Many People Taking Advantage of
Opportunity Offered Them by Gov
crnment to (Jet Homes Most Laud
Taken Is In Lake Cesmty
Special to Th HeM
LAKEVIBW, Nov. 30. Klamath
county lands lied; upon In the Lake
view laueSoifice under the homestead
and timber andsftdne acts dating from
November 1 to it; are aa follows!
'Charles M. HUtebrandt, 10-IJ-9,
160 acres; Robert yWlahl. !
37-10, 7G acres; William II. Marco,
17-8-40-12, 160 acre; Santa Fo Pa
cific Railroad corrlpany, 6-8-17-i, 80
acre; Itcx. J. Belter, 7-40-11, 180
acre; Frank Charles Halast, water
right to 00 inches, 8-41-12; Fred h.
man.tcadg,., ETAOIN ON UN U.V.V
Mahn, K-23-23-9, 80 acres, Albert
Mark, 31-38-1 IH, 4$ acres; Ralph
L. Carter, 30-31-37-1; 10 acres;
Sherman' A. Brown; 23-14-6, 10
acres.
There were 48 filings or applica
tions In tho local Isnd office for the
two weoka, which denotes eonslder-
shlo activity for thl tlmo of the year.
Moat of the filing are now being made
In take county, where there aro some
of tho best lands la the state still
open to eejry. Tho total filings and
applications tho government land
offlco hero sc fat this year are over
800, nnd will reachconsldorable over
1,000 before the Jcscls completed
unlosa something unforseen In the
way of bad weather prevents.
ANOTHER HAXKOW BATTLE
REPORTED PROaRMMXa
United Press Service
TIENTSIN, Nov. 20. A desperate
battle Is reported as progressing at
Hankow.
Imperialists aro reported to be los
ing heavily.
MAY LACK QUORUM
FORCOUNCILMEET
IMPERIAL HAVIHIELL RINGERS
COME TO.MOHT, ANII HILL RE
STRONG MAGNET FOR MITNfCT
PAIt FATHERS
It seems rather Improbable that
tho council meeting scheduled for to
night will be held. The attraction of
the Imperial Handbell Ringers and
Concert party at the Houston opeia
houso Is going to prove a strong draw.
Ing card for even loyal coancllmen,
who, as a rule, rorego almost any
other worldly attraction In order to
attend tho city's needs.
Mayor Fred T. Sanderson said this
olternoon that President Marlon
Hanks had volunteered to preside at
the meeting. If It were held, In order
to give the mayor, who Is one of tho
chief movers of tho Klamath Lyceum
Bureau, a chanco tonight to attend
the show, which will bo the first eve?
f eld under the auspices of the hureitu.
'Tho Klamath Falls Military band
line been engaged to turn oat thl
ovenlng at the opera- house, prior to
the bellVlngers program, and enliven
the populace with a few airs.
MEXICO'S NEW REBELLION
STARTS AFTER BLOODSHED
I'ulted Press Service
EL PASO, Tex., Nov. 20. Firing
outside Jaures began before daylight.
It Is reported that Reylstn rebels,
well armed, reached a house on the
outskirts of Jaures, and opened Are.
Tho city was defended by a largo
force of Maderlstas.
Miss Caroline Burch arrived last
evening from Rlckreal, Ore., to spend
the winter with Mrs. A. F. 8alfkky.
UIED KHCMS HIDRt
on mm SHE
Unltod Prees Service
AUSTIN, Tex., Nov. 10. It Is re
ported that several hundred armod
Mexican rebels are In ambush on the
American side of the border near
Laredo awaiting a favorable oppor
tunity to cross the Rio Qraade and
attack Nuevo Larendo, la Reyes' In
terest. An unconfirmed report la that
Reyes has disappeared, forfeiting his
bond.
Ho Is supposed to be en roate to
Join the rebels In Mexico,,
The Llvermore bar has moved, ef
fective oday, to 'the new loenttea In
the' Wtthrow building on Fourth
street.
The new room la tastefully and at
traotively decorated. The entire Llv
ermore hotel 'will move nronaniy
within n fortnight. v
MANY CRIMES ARE
THOSE OF DOUGLAS
Fort Klamath Paid Wedded
William Zumbrum and Edna Page
of Fort Klamath had Issued to them
last evening by Deputy County Clerk
Oeorge Chastaln, a marriage license,
and the ceremony was performed In
the court house by Jnstlce of the
Peace Charles Qraves, with C. E.
Hoyt and Marshall Moekbla aa wlt-
m
PRHSIDENT ASSASMNATH,
HATS SPMCIAL DISPATCH
t'nltrd Press Service ,
WASHINOTON. D. 0.. Nov. 20.
President Carceras of Bants, Domingo
was assassinated yesterday, according
to a stato department dtepatehi
mfE OF PASSAD JOROR '
mrnm mm
United Frees Semes
L08 ANGELAS. Nov. 20. Because
Mrs. William 'Nicholson, wife of a
Juror passed for cause, has appeadleU
cltls, he will be eicused from the Me-
Namara Jury.
After Judge Bordwell had Interro
gated Fred Meyer of Colgrove, n real
estate man, he allowed Attorney Dar-
row's challenge for bias.
SECOXD TRIAL OF DOCTOR
ACCUSED OF IWssKHOKG
'Tolled Press Serrlee
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Not. 3. The
second trial of the alleged germ pole
oner. Dr. Hyde, ensned today; 'The
court room waa Jammed.
MELTING FROST
FALLS LIKE RAIN
THERMOMETER DKCUXRS TO M
LAST NK1HT, THE LOWEST FOR
THREE NIGHTS OTHER FIG.
URR8 FROM, MERCURY TURK
When these heavy frosts wilt under
the warmth of old Sol It makes n
shower that, sounds like falling rain.
Falling from the cottonwoods In the
court bouse park It was much like an
April sprinkle, and the same waa true
at the Central school when the frost
from tho roof melted nnd fell.
The Herald once more herewith
presents a few weather figure, and it
the reader enjoys It as much ae he
ought to when the reporter has to
scrape frost of the recording mnchlno
to find out what's been doing, bis rel
ish of these figures will be greater
than his enjoyment of a well seasoned
beefsteak when hunger Is unrelenting.
This mornlpg at 8, 21 degrees; yes
terday, 35; Saturday, 24. Low for
last night. 22 at 8 a. m.; yesterday,
34 at 6 p. m.; Saturday, 24 at 8 a. m,
Last night at 8 o'clock. 2; Saturday,
30; Friday, 31, Yesterday's high, 3
at 4 p. m.: Saturday, as at 4 P. m
Friday. 48 at S p. m.
'Lloyd Rlpney returned to hla home
In Medford last evening, after a brief
visit with relatives here.
Mom Delay To City Mimb
Likely, AcGording
Another communication was today
rocebred by the dty from a. H. Rol
lins Son', the Denver bond buyers,
In relation to the dty hall, garMaus
site and Ire protection system bonds,
according to Mayor Fred T. Sender-,
son, which will mean some mors)
delay. v
"It looks now as-lf tke bond people
will not buy those bonds wftll 'the
easeow la ths supreme, court' as de
cided," sald-'the mayor. ' . U?Kt.
The) tents aa to whether the inf.
. 'th. Wh Jtt
THIRTY-TWO KILLED
IP YOU BRUBVa HIS
ASauntTH FRMIRMPi TAUT
VOXKtmm TO TaTWt ANsV,
THE WORK AMUfMH ffLATMR
With the consent of President WU.
Ham Howard Tatt.Aleva-der Pengme,
confined In the county Jail to awnet
action of the December grand Jury for
arson, accordlag to hie own i
written to the Herald, has i
a large number of crimen to keif lit
erate a trammeled people. The letter
seems to bear ont the contention ef
the local authorities that Dengfu ho
mental shortcomlags. It rends) nn ?.
follows;
"Nov. 18th. 111.
"Editor Evening Herald:
I, the undersigned, wish to make
a Wfitten confession of the following
crlsies, having been promulgated fey
the 'President of the United States, nt
Washington. D. C. March lth, IMS,
They rrad like a thrilling and i
tic poem or novel. I have i
said crimes for the simple reason thai
they cam to my ofitee nnd complained
of not finding anybody with enough
nerve to kill them, eo I did the Joh
Just to kill Ume.Thy .complained
about net feeing treated decently of
this dreadful and sophisticated nnd
miserable and unkind world. So just
to amuse myself nnd antlefy, my nope.
Uteaad thirst. for human' carnage I
accommodated them. The erlmee will
he given Ktn jotslleei. , smowMav the
place wherytssJd4ertmse were enm
ities wKn tne approval or; aw par
ties, and the President of the United
States having given hie consent fe?
committing said crimes for their de
livery of. this mkwrubre world.
"two (2) sheriffs, Boise. Idaho,
"four (4) hoboes. Wichita-, Kansas.
''one (1) police captain nnd four
(4) policemen, Sioux CKy, Iown.
four 4) commodoree (Including
Dewey of the Spanish wnr), Mare Is
land.
"four (4) lieutenants (U. 8. A.)
Leavenworth. Kansas.
"five (5)-U. a Presidents, A. Lkv
coin, McKlnley, Garfield. ReeseveM,'
Harrison, Wnshtngton, D. C.
twelve (II) Jailers. Atlnntn. On.
P. . I think that la plenty for
one (1) man to do, eh? I arm uwaH-
Ing your opinion.
"A. DOUGLAS,
"Klnmath County JaH.
"Klamath Fells (Oregon)."
The Herald Is decidedly of-the'
opinion that the foregoing Ret of kU.
Ings would be nn enormous (not to
use nny other qualifying adjectives)'--'
accomplslhment for one man, It R kadi
been done, hmt as ReoeeveK Is still ,
living, also gallant Admiral Oeorge v '
Dowey.amdw President Herrieon did , V
not die by the hnnd of, a murderer, t j
It is evident that the oorrospendent m -fV" '.
slightly mlxod In hie vRal statleties, T- "
Some daya ago acarpenter .working . ,
on the court house annex earns tn the
Herald office with word that Douglas
wanted to see somebody from the
office. A reporter vUHed the JH aid
spoke to Douglas, who said he did net ' ,-;
fw.'sh to see anyone from the nttsalaVlt' .S
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