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KLAMATH PALLS, OltlKlON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Sft, lull
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MYSTERY OF MAKER
OF ELEGANT QUILT
CONVICT IN MONTANA
WANT PRODUCT HOLD mi THAT
mm riuifKKim HE MAY IIUV
HOOK T STUDY DURING l,EIH.
PRE IIUDlUt IN CELL
L. M. McFaddon of Km Mvortnnrt.
hotel Is fu receipt of an immunity fine
hind embroidered iullt from n con.
vct who la serving a llf,. sentenco In
lh penitentiary nt Door Midge. Mont.,
wiiow lacniity no cannot rocnll,
The maker ha nuked Mr MrPad
den to rafflo tho nrtlrln In tho Imp., of
making II IS, with which tho prisoner
wlhe to hay suinn hook for study in
hi tparo moment In roiiniuiiunt.
The nrtlrlo In k remnrknlilo pi. to
of handwork, nnd Mr McFndden will I
try to nit for tho sender, who l iuIiik
tlm natun nf George l-nvassi'iir. the
amount ho ask. To nhow hi appro
rlatlon of tho Klamath Fall man'
kindness, IxivaMetir ny ho will mnke
for hint a pair nf fine hnnd-emhrnlil-orod
pillow ihanii.
"I eannnt recall who this man may
ho," uld Mr. MrPaddrn. "Ho know
mo, and I think maybe ho Mopped at
my hotel In Tacnma when I wai con
ducting ono there. Ho write mo that
ho uecd to work for tho Print T, Mer
rill nutn hnuM In Portland, and War
den Prank Conley of tho Door Midge
penitentiary wrllea mo that Levnsseur
wai wnt to tho iienllrntlary March 10,
1908, for tho murder of lit wife, who
wait an actreaa. Mr; Conley say there
la no convict labor permitted In the
prlaon, and that tlm prUoncr upend
Ihrlr paro time making rale, quilt,
hrldlea, chalna, and other fancy handwork."
whli li Miicclnl Invltntlona Imvo been
inaticrt.
Tho fuel thnl Thanksgiving dlnnera
win ho inlen on TlmrNiliiy nnd tho
Whllo Pelican bampiet coims tlm Hat
urduy night following linn lod tho
Odd Fellow to Bi.) tho niH-d of throw.
Ing out thu life lino,
ohtnln ii gun, or sonio similar relic of
iiiimldi'mlili) Klic, which tnii ho ,.r,.ci.
oil In illy square or public, park. All
of tliviii nro being (limed down by
tlio depiirlini.iit
I'lidor pronont Instruction, It In thn
duty of tho iirniy unicorn In connection
with tho raising of tlio wreck of tho
.Malm, to Iruiufcr thn fighting minx
mid thu remain of tho ilmd to Arllng
ton (omutcry, nnd to turn over to tho
navy department mirh Mpeclul parts of
tlm wrick nil nro diilrod. cither for
mlcntlllr or other departmental pur
lumen, Tho roninlnliiK parts of tlm
wreck nro to bo removed by tho moat
oroiioinlrnl mt'thiU nnd mink In deep
wntcr oulnldo of Havana harbor. No
fundi bare hin provided by i-ungreiiM
for any other dbiionlilon of the rem
nant of the wreck
Intlliitlmi by lillen lo IlltioV
The Konoral imlillc U-iordlaMy In
vited In ent ThnnkxKlvltii: dlnirfr with
tlio latllca of tho Chrlntlnn.rliurch nt
tlm public library Thiirliiy noon,
fiism 12130. (Ill 2:38. yflomo inadij
d llracloa will bo nerved, nnd an en
o)ublo tlnin li nntlclpa'ted. Como.
28-21 V'
MiritllKHKII I'ATItOIAIK.V
lll'HIKII, IM)tin,K FU.NKItAf,
m imn m of
CALIFORNIA
lllo 'nlle) mill l-VII ItlnT Imllana
Ale KNitiil In Take Wnr)Mth He.
mux' Puriner An- HelpliiK Alillmi-.
Ille. (luiw. Munloror
United I'rcia Borvlco
HAN PltANCISCC), Nov. 28. Tho
doiililo funcrnl will bo held tomorrow
of Patrolmen Cantor nnd Finitely, who
we ahot nt (he Perry building Hun-
day.
Pour hundred nnd fifty pollro nro
to nttend tho requiem hlch moan.
Interment will be nt Holy Crom
rnmctry.
Ilrntitlkna kooh before tho grand
jury lonlfilit.
TYPESETTERS IN
JOVE FOR UNION
3II.I.TIX OP I'ltlNTKItH IIKM)
AMI I'llKM.MI.VAItV HTKIH TAK-
K.V TOWAIll MJItMIXO IIIUNCH
)P NATIOXAIi IM11IV
INSPECTORSHIP
IS NOW VACANT
At tho W. O. Smith Printing com
puny olTIro Sunday a mooting of print
era of Klamath Palla. which had
been called, wai held for tho purpoio
of comldorlng tho ndvliablllty of
formlnK a local branch of tho Inter
national Typographical Union.
It wax ngrecd by those, prciont that
tho prospects wcro good, and tho cn
tlment wan unanimously In favor of
tho proportion. Whllo It take ton
members, under tho rules, to Instl
into a' "local," thcro will bo no troublo
nbout eiualllng, If not excelling thli
number nt tho atari. Till week will
bo do voted to Individual work by the
proponents of tho local-to-bo, nnd
ntxt Sunday at tho tamo hour and
plnco tho list of members will be
Hindu up and a charter icnt for.
WtVIIA.Nd Hi Kl'KHKMIKRKU
A.VII HANKOW MAY UK AliM)
HOTRIiOPKNINQ SATfllUAV
It la announced by tho manage
ment of the now White Pelican Hotel
trnt It will bo Impossible, lo rerolvo
tho public for tho Inspection of the
building on Thanksgiving Day, ni tho
wnikmen will still bo busy putting
on the finishing touches. Thu hotel
will bo ready for Inspection on Satur
day when tho public la Invited to call
IMt
ttfANT MAINE MEMENTOES.,
BESIEGE WAR
l-etler Writer Who HYk Hellra nf
P.iliiona Italtloohlp wni-k, Honio for
PurpoMi of Public Planirniit, Will
llol)ralr
United Pros Service i
IIKDDINM, Calif., Nov. 27. An ln-'PXCI
dlan war I feared between the fiUle
Valley und Pull II Ivor band of In
dian.
Tho former nru aiding a pomj i
hunt Indian Mlko after ho ahot two
deputy iherlff. ono fatally.
.Mlko'x daughter waa ahot while
aiding the enravo of tho rod, who wait
hot In tho mouth.
Mlko' mm I hiding In tho lavii
field In l-nsson county.
Tho Dixie and Mlko' trlbviir.ca
nro expected to take tho warpath,
Settler nro alarmed.
(VTH OL'T PM'MIHXO
OPPICIAIh MAYOK HAYING THK
WOIIK HAH IIP.P.S VKIIY KATIH
PAcrroitY
Ui i.cil Preu Borvlce
WAHIIIXGTON, I). C, Nov. 28.
Tho war dopartmeut la being beolgcd
dally with letter from rltlxcn In all
part of tho country, who req,utt Unit
.they bo given portion of tho wrecked
laino for nicmentoe of
MB!'.-
r ropro-
cek to
EATERS MAY REST
AT THIS SOCIAL
ODD IPI.MIWK IIKaiiP. TO HAVK
Ui'ii-rr mtti.i: hkcpption hk.
TWKKN TlltKKY AND PKIJCAN
PiaHTS, PI.XIXO PltlDAV
Klamath l.odgo No. 1.17, I. 0. O. P.,
nt ll meeting Inst Prlday night do-
elded to Imvo n Mpeclul "doluga" on
tlio night of December lt, next Fri
day, which will bo immelhlnK In the
nature of a peaceful meutul banquet,
nluuil nt kMiik n rest cure to thoao
who hnvo patronlied tho ThanksglV'
Ing dinner tnblea with tho usual en.
thuslasm,
Thorn will be no outing or ill Inking,
but there will bo other dcalrablo feu-
lure to entertnln Ihoso fortunato
enoiiKh In be preaent. Tlio new and
nlorly furnlHhed hnll of tho lodgo will
bo tho scene of tho gathering, for
With the ordering last ulgbt of
payment or tho hill of J. II. Bhannon
fur Inspection of sewers. Mayor Prcd
T. Hnudumoii xiiKgestcd that the ofllco
of sewer Inspector bo declared vacant,
a tho official duties would bo pro
vided from under tho new plumbing
bill, Tho council acceded o the
ninjor' withe.
The mayor stated that tho Inspect
orship had proved very satisfactory
su far. Tho bill paid Is tho samo ono
which hnd been hole? up by tho coun
cil for sonio time, and amounted to
1222. 85.
Tho only other bill allowed wore
thnso of Dr. It. It. Hamilton, city phy
sician, and Dr. W. I. Chilton, hi as
sistant, for work nnd expenses tho last
four months, amounting to 9191.80,
nnd of Colonel M. 0, Wllklns, for fur
nUtihiK, nawlng nnd delivering twen
ty-nine cords of wood, $217.50.
Castel upf License Shifted
By Marrow Margin Of One Vote
Only "last Wednesday night tho
council rohewed the liquor licenses of
A li, Uvermoro for tbroo months, A.
Casio) for threo months, J. K. Ballard
for all months and B. It. DuPault for
thioo months, so that whon Caatol
asked at last night's meeting to liavo
hla llcpnse transferred tho council did
not enthuse over tho proposition.
Prod II. Mills, attorney for tho par
ties, said that Castel wished to trans
fer owing to III health, and that tho
bualness would remain In the same
vicinity aa It la now, by the
use of which term he lot It be In
ferred that the premises at II Main
stroet, owned by Qoorge T, Baldwin
and now uaed for the business, might
be given up later,
Wbm tho rote waa taken on the
otloi to aktow tho trawler, made
by Colonel M. 0. Wllkln. seconded
bv President Marlon Hunks, tho ayes
nnd noes wero both so vociferous that
Mayor Prcd T. Sanderson was uncer
tain as to whether tho result, was for
or "fornlnst." So the ayes and nays
wore had, aa follews:
Ave M. Q. Wllklns. Russell A.
Alford, Marlon Hanks, Allen Btansble.
Nays 0. w. White, oiaronco 11.
Underwood, Charles McOowan and
Hon B. Owens.
The bondsmen on the saloon II
censes In tho city renewed last week
are: Uvonnoro's WD. -Color, How
nrrt t. Lawls: Ballard's. Thomas Mar-
tin, Ky Taylor; Cnstel'g Ky Taylor, 0.
D. Wilsons Du Fault's, M. Moucnon
hnhn. Harry B. Stilts. Each saloon.
lit himself algna the bonds also, which
In each oeae la 1,000.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
BV STATE 60YERNIENT
Hill Paving Way for It Introduced In
Cnl I forn bi I'gUlalure Ban Fran
rlwo Ijiwyer Oo' on tlio Game
Coin nil Ion
United Press Service
SACHAMKNTO, Nov. 38. A bill
paving the way for stato Industrial
accident Insurance was Introduced by
Senator Itoseberry.
Carl Westorfold of 'Frisco, an at
trrnry nnd sportsman, hns been ap
pointed on the fish and gamo com
mission to succeed Sanborn.
Lnltcd Press Service
SNA CHAI, Nor. 28. Wuchang Is
reported to have surrendered to the
Imperialists, tho clttea Hankow and
Wuchang.
Hanyang Is separated only by the
fmks of tho Yangtso river, and they
prnctlcally constitute a single city.
Definite Hews from Hankow baa not
been received, but It Is believed the
Imperialists are In control.
GRANDJURYWORK
SLOW THIS WEEK
IIAIID TO (JKT WITXK88K8 IX
CAHIM AMI nOUV HAH TO
WOIIK OX MATTKIIB PIECE-
MKAI XO ItKTURNS YET
Is prevonted by tho recent bereave
ment to hla household.
Musical numbers from "The Pink
Lady," "Tho Spring Maid," "Talee of
Hoffman," nnd "Chocolate Soldier"
will bo played by the orchestra, as
wcllas a waits by Lehar, composer of
"Morry Widow," "Klllarney" and
"Billy," well known songs, will also
bo played.
Tasteful menu cards, with the pel
ican prominent, have been Issued.
The hotel was a sceno of unusual
bustle today. Some of the rooms are
already completely furnished, and a
corps of housekeepers and maids wero
busy today cleaning out tho rooms
that r.ro ready. Manager L. R. Rob
ertson of the Pad Be Telephone and
Telegraph company, was on hand
busily Installing room 'phonos and
me rorce or workers generally waa
so numerous that they fairly crowded
ono another. P. It. Olds, decorator,
sonio tlmo since had Instructions to be
through with his work tonight.
ANKENY DAM TAKEN
OUT BY SOMEBODY
HKHKLH Itl'HH XAXKIXO
PORTS AND TARE CRT
United Press Service
SIIAKOHAI, Nov. 28. The rebels
rushod tho Nanking fortifications to
day, and captured the city after a des
perate hand-to-hand battle, In which
700 Imperialists and COO rebels were
slain. .
BENSON CANNOT
ACT IN TRIALS
.-A
DISQUALIFIED IV jflro CASE,
NM HONOR BBiin TO EX.
CHANGE WITH A PORTLAND
JUDGE NEXT MONTH r
Whlto, about whom little la known,
wore arrested.
Browne asserted that the f 500 was
paid Lockwood as earnest money on
a $4,000 brlbo to "hang" the Jury..
Lator White and Lockwood were
released, Fredericks saying there waa
no charge against them.
A formal charge of attempting to
brlbo a Juror waa made against
Franklin.
McNamara Jurors today attended
tho funeral of Cbarlse Sexton, aa a
tribute of respect to Juror Sexton, his
brother. Fifty veniremen called to
day make a total of 65S drawn.
Both sides concede tbo actual trial
will begin In a fortnight.
The state admits It will call 600
witnesses and the defense 400.
MAYOR IS IGNORANT
OP WHO REMOVED MM CVUC
BRATED OBSTRUCTION TO GOV.
ERXMEXT DITCH, ACOORMNG
TO HIB CONTETITON
TAR'S IESSAGE REUSED,
NOW SIX THOUSAND WORDS
Prwiili'iit Decides to Reserve Bosne of
I lie .More Important Topics for Spe
cial Communication to 'Ooauree.
klonnl Gentlemea
United Press Service
WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov, J8.
Piosldciit Taft's cabinet haa Anally
levied tho mesaago to concrete to
6,000 words.
Toft will reserve several Importaat
topics for n special message
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Owner has two black bonfea, weigh.
Ing about 1,400 pound eaeb, and
ono black inaro, weighing about 1,000
pounds, forvsale, or Avlll trade for
good real estate, McCabe'a Oroctry,
Mini aoaiima. t -
So far tho grand Jury haa returned
no truo bills, a It Is having a hard
Job to plow along through the crim
inal cases.
Assistant District Attorney Charles
J. Ferguson stated this morning that
owing to tho dlfflculty of getting wit
nesses together In a given case the
Grand Jury Is hearing wltnessea from
rue caso to nnotber, aa they are pro
Killed, and not working continuously
on a given case.
It Is possible that there may be n
report tomorrow, although no consid
erable findings are expected by thu
u ry until the last of the week
Tho Interference of Thanksgiving
holiday, breaking Into tho week. I
nobably held to account for somj of
the delay.
Being dlspuallflod In the cases of
Pointer vs. Klamath Falls Land and
Transportation company and J. 3,
Carroll vs. R. E. Cantral! et al., Judge
Henry L. Benson will probably as
chango with a Judgo from Portland
for the month of December.
Judge Henry E. McOInn, to whom
Judgo Benson wired, replies that ho
will bo unnblo to come, as he Is to
spend the time In California with his
parents, so Judgo Benson has wired
Judge Calvin U. Gantenbeln, to sfo If
that Jurist can arrange the exchange
Whon Judge Benson goes north ho
will take with blm a number of mat
tors which be has under advlsoment,
Including tho Dunlap vs. Lewis land
deal case.
10S ANGELES GETS MORE
DELE6ATES THAN 'FRISCO
IIifipportloMnrot Bill Agreed on by
California Legislator Accords
Ktrongrr Representation to tae
Climatic Cky
United Press Service
SACRAMENTO. Nor. 28. Paaswge
of the Thompson reapportloameat bill
Is assured through an agssiptest of
San Francisco, Santa Clabrresno
and Alameda delegates. nRj' ,
I This Ivea'SaBm&clsco lrsaVMsV
oiymen ana 7 senators, Loe Angeles
county 16 assembly men and 8 sen
atora.
Dr. P. M. White left yesterday af
ternoon for Ban Francisco on a busi
ness trli. Ho will be absent until the
last of the week.
L0N6 ORDINANCE
READ ONCE MORE
DINNER PROGRAM
IS NOW ARRANGED
JUDGE IIKXHOX TO HE TOAST.
SIAHTKR AT NEW HOTEL'S R4.N.
Ql'KT, SPEAKERS INCLUDING
CITY'S SIAYOR
Judge Henry L. Benson of tho cir
cuit court has beon chosen toastmas-
tor for the banquet with which the
White Pelican hotel will be opened
Saturday night.
Among those who have accepted In
vitation to speak are F. D. Madison,
Arthur Arlett (who constructed the
building, Mayor F. T. Banderson,
Julius Meier (of tho Meier ft Frank
Co. large Portland department store),
Attornoy C. M. O'Neill of this city,
Attorney C. F. Stone of this city, and
O. X. Wendllng of Ban Francisco, vice
president of the Klamath Develop
ment company.
Judge George Noland waa to have
beam among the list of epeakera, but
POWER OVER RAILROADS,
UTILITIES niLL'S AIM
United Press Berrti.
8ACRAME.NTO, Nor. 18. A pnV
lie utilities bllt, enlarging the powers
of tho railroad commission was Intro
duced In the assembly by Sutherland
of Fresno.
It will bo Introduced In the senate
thta afternoon by Burnet of Ban Fran-
clrco.
Let There Be Light
A petition for a' street light at
Broad and Oak streets was presented
to the council last night, signed by
George B. Mason, Elmer L. French,
W. T. James, Mrs. C. F. Ooodrlch and
R. C. Shipley for the Shipley Trans
fer company, all claiming to be own
ers .of property In tho neighborhood
of where tho light Is requested.
IDE MCNAMARA BRIBERY
ALLEGED, ARRESTS RESULT
District Attorney's Sleath Ptacfac
Chief Detective of Defense, AUeg.
lag Money Waa Passed to a Proa
pectlve Jarer
United Press Service
LOB ANQELES, Nov. 18. District
Attorney Frederick's chtet detective,
Samuel Browne, arrested Bert Frank,
lln, chief investigator for the McNa.
mara defense, charged with attentat
Ing to bribe O. N. Lockwood, a pro,
pectlve Juror in tbo ease.
Browne stated that be and detect.
Ives Jerko. Ong, Campbell and Homes
saw Franklin paaa 1800 to Lockwood
tbla morning. ,.
Lockwood and a man, "Oaf"
COUNCILMEN NOT ANXIOUS TO
HEAR MEASURE REPEATED,
HUT ITS I.M.'tMTY WOULD
HIXOK ON OBSERVING RULE
Some of tho counellmen last night
shied a llttlo at the putting ot the
plumbing ordinance on second read
Ing, for It Is long, and they were not
anxious to bear It. It was suggested
that all reading but that ot altered
portions be dispensed with, when
Councilman O. W. White raised the
question of legality ot an ordinance
read In that manner, If It were teated
In court City Attorney Horace M.
Manntngsald.lt would be void. Bolt
was read. The ordinance will require
permits to be taken out for work to
be done, and also provides for tbreel
counellmen to act aa commission to
license local plumbers.
Mayor Fred T. Sanderson's okvtrao
tlona to tho Ankeny ditch hare beta
removed, but by whom and aarter
'ffhat orders the Herald was unable
to learn today.
The mayor denied any knowledge
of who had done the work, and de
nied having given any order to any
or.o to do the work.
"I haven't turned u vheel In the
matter, and don't kinw anytklag
about It," said be.
Ills honor manifested a strange
lack ot animation to the matter, con
sidering that the I isl tlmo he kad a
conversation with thj Herald
the subject he said that If the
rnent tore out tho obatrnctlon wklea
thi mayor bad ordered pat la bo
would muster several huadred men
with shovels and III up the ditch.
It remain to bo teen It tho atayor
will make good tth statement now
ttat the Impediment tan been rs
troved.
The Inferenoa Is ttuvt stvee the gov
ernment suits are tMrateaad'taanwat
tbt city aa the reivl: of Intorforeneo
r.'thju .rights, Up city, asAhotJUa..
are not "anxious to uwirt the eggiass
cf a lawsuit any moro than la aeese-"
tary.
The removal of the dam waleh atop.
ped tbo ditch doc not by any means,
t Is claimed, fro tho city front Ha
btllty In a damage suit, but, of course.,
may tend to "soften the blow" when
the matter gets Into court.
O. P. Morton Jr., attorney of the
Pacific district, reeiomatlon service,
n-nc hero from Portland recently lo
get data on this and other project
nattera and the mattr of making the
city a defendant In crorernmeat suits
.'r now In the hands ot tbo. gorerr
ment's legal talent
it
WANT If ArfWWM
OT CdStfSS KIEMTES
Meaanrv to This End Presented to
Special SeasJoa of California A.
neiublj Houao and HcsuUe Osnusi
Unchanged
'Jnltod Preaa Berrtea
SACRAMENTO, Nor. IS Tbo Irat
congressional reapportionment kill In
troduced In the .assembly Ja by Rath
erford of Truck.
Practically tbo samo bill waa ;
ed by tbo assembly at the Isat i
There are no chaagea la the organlaw -
tlon for special session, the earn ohV
cers as those at last aessloa being tal
charge.
local Milk Supply Will De Tested
To Determine Quality Furnished
At council meeting last night Mayor
Fred T. Sanderson Instructed Dr. R.
R. Hamilton, city physician, to collect
samples ot all milk from local dairies,
aa well aa from Individual cow owners
who sell mink In the city, to hare
them tested omclally for Impurities.
Some sample were sent to Port
land to Dr. Calvin White, secretary of
tho state board ot health, with the
water samples, but Dr. White sent
back word that owing to the great dis
tance the milk has to travel it is
dlBcult to make a satisfactory and
fair analysis after it arrives at Port
land in its changed condition.
Dr. Hamilton aald that ba found
sanitary conditions at the Bogga and
Straw dairies very good when, he in
spected them. The only teats he had
been able to make of la milk war
y .,
for butter fat. which showed
percentage. .For other feature; in ;. '? i,1
the lacteal fluid he said It would-a( , ,tf
usmwujt iu hid nnpiM HHMara
and for tbla reason the mayor" deter- ..
mai samples or am weai SMie;.".
should be sent for tasting.
Weather nhiblLl
It wag not quit so eotd last ntnht. ,i Jr$&J
the low being SIH at a. miim'd&Klffl
v n mt, ilgMHIJ, WBVOTI WWW-IBB ..tr.
low point for tbat day, vAt 8 "Is - .1
thla nonl It u'li'udi aaH"-,"- ' 1
"""- W--W nww i..vww mm .a.vr. . ,
yesterday and IB Baaday. kstik ItsvX-'7' ' ' '
tentey, was "-at t..mimamU'i
at s p. m. luaday and at:i',
aturdav. ai --- laaa m '
waa li;4aalHt MtMhn?. Mi Hi'M
WI.J " SiT,!'i ni
aWiiT 'Vk