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KM.MATII VM.IH, OIIKOON, THUHHDAY, IflX'K.MIIKH 7, 1011
Fries, Fare OmM
Ik
mmtm
ANKENY RIGHTS TO
BE DONE AWAY WITH
imposition whl( li liml been nmilo
'ITV 'aUtlf'!! C 111 ill1"""" """' "K" '" "'' K,niiin,iil li
tl I I LUUNLIL O I'LAW'M'Oiir Hiuiil' rnon. uhlih uns Hint (ho
fli would tuku oer (In) riuml iiml
Din fiillllliiii'iit of tlm iinu'riiiiH'iil'ii
,l'li:i( TAUT CIIITIUHM OF MAY.
UK HANDEHMON IIY IOIM II.
MAN WHITE, MITCH IIIII'OltlH
H,V DITt'll PUOIII.KM
f ,,VI in linu mi, KflllTIIHll'lll S IMI1'
- N't fnini Aptll tu Notemlier, ninl lltnl
,iinr I'red T. Handersoii whs k.lu "w" """,'t ,r'"" ""'iubcr lo
rn b l.'ouwlliiien (I. W. Whllu nt l:.t ' Mnnl'- Tl,w K'rinn(it wns prnrllc
l.ljsl.ls luetHlllK fur III lillCK.il full- ,,ll '" ,,m,r'1 wl"' ""' ''''"'"'I ''I'.
urn lii ro-oponilo with i oiiunttU h of ,"" ",l,,, ,l"1 lv" ,m,r" "'"" Ml ''"
lilrti In. Ik ii mt.iiib.ir. Tbo matter ,,r" iml"' "r ,w" n,l'l,' ,,','l ,,r K,r
Han broiiKbt up when liU Imiiiir '"'"''
nk. fur n Itiport frniii llm iimml. "Wmibjwt lo Hid rlly umli'itnklliK
It it settlement of tbo Alikcii) ill m ' supply H'Mij fully liter rights,"
nul.T rlKhls. It Im'Iiik llm major's ilu. ""''I White. "Tho itoi eminent has
mm to iiiku ovr tbo Kwriiiucnt'f ' " I"1 '' trouble with lliein up to
nspiiiisllilllty for thocnnnl. I"'l "'"'. ""' ' HI "'" " ''"
V nto not ready to maun u r !"" lnk' "u'1"' ll ' "," for "'" ,,0"t
t..n ..i u.l.l Wl.lt,, -wi .....HiiliiriMitsiif Hi.- rll) to take the prop-
. mtnlltitt n appoint. .1 I told )im,
Mr Mntnr. Hint hi, tmitti! In limn
from threo to six months In whirl, lo
k i ready to tell tho rounrll how Mm
l 'litter stands. If )iu unuld give us
"iir riMiperntlnii In thrno mnttus
i.il would know' better how they
ii ml I urn sorry that )ou li'ivu
rslled for ll report and brought tlm
Matter up at this tlm... Vim are a
i riuber of that rommflte.., ntul It,
vim had workfil with us would know
,nt the situation, without rnlllm;
fur It."
' I'to got other things to attend
In" drrlared tho major.
"Tlio rlty roulil sine n lot of money
if them was not so inurh wasto md
neglect of Its business," nsnerlrd .Mr.
WhUo.
Why, jou folks bought that woul ,ri ln wblrb to get ready Its
and paid n dollar per rord more th.iu'pnnn nn, w,uk on them," snld I'resl-
weil been gclHiig It for," bis Honor
irliirlt'd, "I was reud to go nlie.nl
with tbo deal and get tlm stuff, but
ton wouldn't havo It that way, and
li'ftnled that n rnmmlttcn bo nppoln:
ni to tnko rhnrge of ll. I rannot u"
ilml ou't otitnlned any reilurtlnii of
llm light rnli. from the Khimntb Tails
Light and Water company."
"You'ro n paid olllrer of tlm rlly,
mid yet )ou expeit ui rounrllmou. ,
f bo work for iioIIiIiik, to do ten tlm's
.is much work as ou do" warmly
uild Mr. Whltov "If )ou would co
v. lilt us to look Into thesi mntlers m
wo wnnt you to mid reuet ou to
llmo nnd again, things would bo dif
ferent." "I'll go with )ou any tlmo," tho
nmor said,
"You'o not shown murli Inrllna
Hon In tho pnst to do ll," retorted
White.
"Tbo Iroublo Is ou nro nfrnld to
tncklo the work," Hiiggcstod I ho
iiuijor.
"You miy Hint berauso you'ro fre
queiitly guilty of that kind of work
)ourMolf. In tbo matter of tbo An
keny dltrh matter tho special rum
nillleo which was iipimlnied to ti.lto
Bend House Wants
it.. ii. ...111. ft1.iK (ktrtrttliimil III
up mo iiiiiik r ....... h... .......... , , ,10IuUmil ,,ng till'
In harmony as to tho l..-s ""';'' ' '? ,' ,,, ,,,,,, Holding liar-
Ihi lrut i handling tho .iWom. ,,',,, f,tcom , linn formerly.
hut iIwh not bellcvo Hint llm I'lnn ", . i ii Vi,rr..ti N not John
wlch was worked on ,.,!.., lu Us "X o con"
polntment Is tlm best way." II. Inn. It. im ''"" ' .,,,..
Mr. White then mavu.1 thai Uccotd-, tractor ' '" ,,,'', C
er ThoniM K. Nicholas read the , known lornlly. and who built tin Mer
As To Proceedings 01 City Hall Issue
IJ. II. llollliiH & Hon, tho Houvor
'mud house which hid for tlm city
hnll, flro equipment nml KnrlmRO plunt
bonds, hut hna not bought tho secur
ities, lias wrltlcn a letter to Mayor
J'. T. SandorHQji, saying that It wants
moro' Information about tho proceed
lugs loading upto tho city's vote on
tho laiuo. ,
Kvory wock or ho tho bond people
iop In ft lottor cltllor to City Recorder
Thomai P. Nicholas or tho moyor,
iking for Information. ,
Tho last lottor wnnts to know ll
'hi. proceedings wro Btrlctly In ae-
ordnnco with acctlon 87 of tho char-
Tho rocordor told tho council last
night that he would bt glad to have
iiIiIIkiiIIiiiih Id fiiriiluli futly miner's
Inches to tented rich!, mvii-il lln
K'lteriiiniut wiiulil fiirtilnh tlm illy
Willi 100 miner's Iih lien, fir 2. Ii ruble
feet nf water per hhiiii.I. rim ilty
.inltlon oil llilmo terms. Wi should
wln out theso wiitrr rights. Vlillo I
'""""! "" '"''""' '" I1'"" ' "'
ciiiiiiiiiiii'u ill uim uiiiii nun iiihkd ii
ipulillr w r.ro ngried as to how to
go about it. and ll will tnku some
lime to get fur enough to tell Just
what Hie result will be. Hilt I will
say Hint wo Ii lluti. ten of IIicsk rights
rail be handled uhovo tlm l.envltt
tract and that ten more will b r.
leased aluolutely. It Is the deslr of
tho property owners up on the hill
Mil lo get entirely rid of the rnnnl
(rum tlm l.enltt tract all tho wny to
tlm government's ninlu cuinl. The
tnsk Is ronslilcrnhln In ruuvans the
slliintlon thoroughly, as wo lmo
about forty pooplo with which to,
ileal."
mi ,,,,.,. iiint ili. rvsiuiiillliwt Imvn'
IIIOS1T ! SiV ! '
ll(,nt MftTlnn llnnkK.
Tlm motion prevailed
.i,i.i:tii:i had riu:t'K mamit.
mtou who i.r.rr iionhsm.in
IIOI.IHNO SACK, HAS SAMi: INI
TIALS AS MMUli IUil.l)i:il
J. II. Uarrett Is not J. II. (liirrett.
At le.nBt, bo'u not the mnn ou think
bo Is If ou nro thinking nhoul the
Klatnntli Kail contractor.
Joseiili II. (liirrett Is rharged with
passing n bum iberl; on tha Qulllltch
grocery, mid lmulo tho machinery of
tho law slip n cog by securing ball
mid then not appearing when his
lmme. was railed bofmo Judge Terry
It. Kelly.
Inrldentiilly, by oklpplng out us bo
More Details'
City Attorney Horace M. Manning or
anybody olso tho council might dwlro
to piobo Into tho question ot whether
bo hail not furnished tho bond pcoplo
with wbnt tboy had hcon asking for.
President Marlon llnnks was lu fa
vor of giving tho bond liouao k tzvt
days to "como across- wiiu um ii"
ot tho realm tor tho bonds or declare
tho deal off.
Councilman 0. W. White, consldoi1.
lug tho standing of tho bond houso,
said that arbitrary ocuon no. ....
founded might lead to tho Impair
ment of tho city's credit with bond
houses gonorally. ami bollovcd In fur-
. . i..i..Hah tlncititArl
lllshlllg all tllO luiunmmu"
within ronsou, boforo glviiis notice.
No action was taken.
GARRET
WANTED
NOT CONTRACTOR
rill hi'IiihiI lit takes lli-i inlntiikc In'
r.iiinl iiiri, lull In ki'pt busy cxplMiltiK
" Momli-rliiK fl lends '
Ti:.f'iii:iis' examination
' Coiinl) Kiipcrlnti-nili'iit of Kcbools
.l 0 Knlin will liulil llm ri'L'iilnr m, .
iiiiiliiutloii fur uppllcniils for state pnj
,'imis In tho Central srbool l)e(Plnbvr,.M,.v HUNT TO HAf.K.M AH CHAV
:'0 in 23
WoiIiii'mIu) Mnnilni:, Writing, If..
JK History, I'lDslulngy. Afternoon,
I'hystral (I.Higraphy, Itniillug, C'ornpn. I
Hltl'iu. Mi'tliuils In Iti'iiillng, MciIkhIh
''hSny-'-MiiriiliiB. Arlthmrtlc,
nun ,
nil inMii lllll'-Kl, llinilJIJ IJI IU1IIH
.tliin. PIdm linlugy, Methods In tleng.
inpliy Affrnoon (Iriimiiinr, (Jiog- picture and identincntion card
rnphy, Ani.rlaiii MtPrnturc, I'hyslrs,"' Alexnnder Douglas, or Henry Mor-
I Methods lii Limgiiiigp, Tl.rsls for lrl- Pin,(tho flrtliug who' was sent to Bo-
innrv (Vrllllinles i Icni ton days ago, aftir u medical
I'rl.lm -Mnrnltii:. Theory ninl Prnc commission In lunncyy appointed by
tin. Orthngraili. I'ngllsh l.lteraturc. .Jm'Iko Henry I,. Ilenson had declared
Mternaoii. Krliool Law, llotiiliy. Alge. Ill"' Insane.
I,r At Rnn Qiicntln tho man was known
Sniuiiln Moinliig, (knmclry, (!".( A. Itnme, alias August Huron, and
ulogi Miernnnii, (ieneral History, ')' wys bo tried to work tho In-
lloiikkeeplng
QUIT STREET JOB
sltiri'l.VCTO.V .MIlMllt:it, ANXIOUS
to t.irr oil' ((tM.Mirrr.i: him
. Mi:sTAii(iirr I'ou noi:gi:i:rs ,
I ItD.M HIS HONOll, TIII'AI.WMIt
t'ouurllmnn Chns. Mcdowan would
llko to resign fioiu tho street com
mlttee, for ho lives at Hhlpplngton.
Hits makes ll bard for him to attend
tho rounrll mooting, and more so
for him to do work on tho street com
mill co.
Hut although ho brought tho mat
ter up twlco last night his plea wna
scorned, for. tbo ninor limbered up
his oratorical catapult and hurled a'
group of hourjiit'ts nt tho Shlpplngton
member for bis good work on tho
committee, which fairly prostrntcd
Mm.
KING AND QUEEN VISIT
MKirjF QUARTERS
CuglMi It.ijally Puts In IMy Making
IIoiiiuN of I'oor, t'liiinlii'N, Ilrcrii
iIiiiih, HiiillaN, i:lillilllons uud
Niitlw. Viinrtcis of lliiinluiy.
Ui.lted Press Servlco
ltOMllAY. India. Dec. 7. King
rimri.-., nnd Queen Mary occupied tho
day visiting tlio exhibition, hospitals,
Hum lieu, receptions, tho natlvo rjuar
tcr and makltg iiresoat to tho poor.
Viceroy l.oid llnrdtngo, accompa
nied bv l.iulv llnrdlngo mid n brilliant
stnff.jiirrlved nt Delhi to prepare for
tbo nrnvai or ino King mm quwu.
Their majesties left Ilombny for tbo
ancient Mogul capital today.
Tlio roiiintroller of tho curroncy has
linked for statement of banks at closo
of business December Sth.
I.os Angeles complcto returns:
Mnyoyr Alexander (ro-clected), 85,-
78U; Hiirrlmnn, rl,r.w. ot a stugio
Boclnllst wa elected. Winning party
spent ffiOO.OOO and losers halt that.
BY PETROLEUM
FROM HOUSETOP
Mini nml Wo'iimn Have Tlielr Clothe
Hiilncil by llurket of Oleaginous
Matter WliUli IX's-H-iideil on Tliem
lu'Clty Street
nnnTi.AND. Dec. 7. Dronched In
n bucket of crudo pclroloum thought
to lmvo been poured from the roof of
a hiiiuo at Hussoll iivcnuo nnd Hron-
.Inw street bv P. Btono. for wtioin
the pollconro looking, J. I.ufrworler
nnd Mis dishing appenioa to t-airoi.
mnn DnltZ for Old.
goveinl persons saw Stono wit', tho
i,,..m nf nti nn tlio iooi. ana no is
said to havo threatened ono man tilth
vlolonco It l" told ot ins nroiamn on
llm rnnf
Luforwcrli r' clothe and thoio of
Miss Cushlna wero ruined.
MgGOWAN CANNOT
OF CRIME
HELD BY DOUGLAS
lllti:ill'(l TRIER TO WOUK IN.
ha. siTV dodoe on .iuihjk ixl
CAI.IIOK.MA
BUvtlll William IJ llnrnes has a
li.tl.T fr.n.i .Inlin V. Ilnvlo. wnrilon nf.
--- - - - ----, t
tho California prison at Han Qucntlu,
sanity ilimg; on tbo Monterey county
Judge, who sentenced him, but was
regnrded In prison as perfectly snno
Ho hnd spent a term In tho Walla
Walla, Wash., penitentiary for bur
glary, when bo was by occupation n
fireman. Ho served sixty days In
the Heattlo county JallTind thirty days
In tho Tncomn county Jail. If It can
ho (irovcn that tho mnn Is sano tho
, Insanity verdict may bo revoked and
Douglas brought hack hero to answer I
mo ennrgo or aTson. .
t'NiTKD i'ukkh ititi:viTii:.s
Aviator Ilodgors at I.os Angeles,
nmiounrcd that ho would on Sunday
next complcto his ocean to ocean trip,
,jnK from Compton to Long Beach,
King Ororgo and Queen Mary ar
rived nt Delhi, whero Durbar will bo
next Tuesday, and t'Alr-procession
was greeted by native princes.
I'ekln says Prince Chun has been
deposed nt rfgent, and will bo ban
ished, on order of Premier Tunn Shi
Kill, Imperialist.
TRUE BILL FOUND'
IN BELLAMY CASE
;ham juhv indicts coiOiu:i
MAN WHO IS SUSPECTED OK
TAKING WAGON llICI.ON(HX(l TO
A RANCHKK
An Indictment for larceny has boon
returned against Tom Dollamy by
tho grand Jury. Bellamy, who Is
colored Is suspected of talcing 11
rancher's wagon which tho ownor
missed for six weeks until It wns.
found hidden in tho. ard of tho prem
ises whero Bellamy had his abode.
The doubletree nnd neckyoko wero lu
tho cabin, tho nuts 1a a water closet,
and other parts scattorcd about. Tho
bed was hidden under a pllo ot lum
ber mid other material.
GIVING TURKEYS AMAV IS
OPPOSED BHOUNCILMEN
( mipiiiiy 'ilnl Has Had Klamalfi
Fulls Contract Finds Its llcmciii
bninco to Portbiml Officials Alt'
Not Fnvorwl Now
PORTIiAND, Dec. 7 Pretty touch,
whon you wont to glvo away big, tine
Tlmnksglvlne, turkojs nnd can't dc ll.
what? And tho precious birds at U5
cents n pourd.
That's tho sad, ad fato of tho War
ren Construction company, ono of th
u paving concerns of tho cl.v, tint
jinr. For, lo, tneso many yosrj. mo
company ha been In the habit of pre-
Kentinor citv councllmen. member of
tlm mociiilvo bonrd. and such othor
officials as might bo In' ft position to
return favors, with splendid speci
mens of this aristocratic national bird
at Thsnkiirlvlnir time. And for the
mot part tho boy havo accepted tbe
token with full appreciation.
But Whan Manager A. M. Shannon
of tlio paving company went around
Ininont; tlio boys tlili year, hinting that
1 1 Iki ciiHtom wonlil bo repeated again
(id rnn up against a flcrco layout,
particularly among tlio newer genera
tion of officials. Bomo of tbo things
that happened whon tho overtures
wcro mado by tho paving boss would
linvo grieved a leas hardened soul, and
Hhannon couldn't understand It.
With ono accord, however, tho city
otllclals wcro polllo In their refusal
to cat turkey at the paving company's
oxponKo.
WMjI. K'J'?," J !"" ...
TO llh SIAniUMI M5XT SWMA
Friends of tho Interested parties
aro In rccolpt of the following, which
In self-explanatory:
"Mr.-rnd Mrs. A. D. HarnaM re
quest tho honor of your presence at
tbo mnrrlagj of their daughter, Ma
I'll, and Mr. Horace Enrl llamukcr,
on Sunday, December loth 1911, at
Trlock, at Ilonanza."
wooloIentify
farm property
KVIHENt'K SO FAIt IN CAItltOLI.
.. vni.AVli flllKKI.V iir'ot.
Kl) TO I'ICKIXa OUT CIIATTKLH
IN DISPUTE
In circuit court tho past two days
have been chiefly occupied by the
taking of testimony of John D. Car
roll and his son Pearl In tho caso of
tho former against cx-Judgo Oeorgo
Noland. Attorney- C. M. Onclll rep
resents tho plaintiff, while Thomas
Urnko appears for tho defendant.
An effott Is being ma'de to bring
out with certainty Just what arti
cles and animals ard claimed by Car
mil, who asserts ownership of live
stock and farm equipment, which ho
alleges ho put on tho Altamont ranch
while ho and his son wero Identified
with It.
REPUBLICAN UHREST IS
REPORTEO AMONG CHINESE
Stirred Up Over Abdication of Prince
Itegi-nt Shun? anil Plan to. Organise
Provisional Assembly With Nan
king Capital
Unttid Press Service
SHANQIIAI, Dec. 7. Republicans,
not satisfied with the abdication of
tho prlnco regent. Shun, plan to or
ganlzo a provisional assembly hero,
and will then mako Nanking their
capital and begin a march on Pekln.
The general belief among leaders la
that Yuan Shi Kal will Join tho re
publicans soon.
Tho rebels have received French
aeroplane tor use when fighting I
rcsuntcd at Wuchang.
Every time you buy 25 cent worth
ot candy at the Little Book Store you
get a ticket on tbe beautiful hammer
ed bras box. Wo All It for tbe lucky
tlckot holder with F. ft O. chocolate.
l-6t
QUELESS
REPUBUCJELEBRATION
Joyful Demonstration at Seattle In
Which Red, Whito and lue le
Wuved nnd China's Washington
Extolled
iJnlted Pres Service
SEATTLE, Dec. 6.-Condemning
tho Munchti and extolling the virtue
ot the revolution, more than 200
queuoless Chinese met In mat meat
Ing hore and cheered Jhemselrea
hoarse undor tho rod, white and bluo
of the proclaimed republic.
A large picture ot Bun Yat Son,
the "George Washington ot China,"
hung on the speaker' platform.
Temple theater, Matinee dally, I: So
p. nt. Evenlug. Irat peiformanee,
TtlS, ooaUauoua
OREGON HAS SCOOP
ON SISTER STATES
TO THK KLAMATH PIONEERS
At tho annual meeting ot the Klam
ath Pioneer Society held In Klamath
Kails on November 9, 1911, the mat
ter of. Incorporating was taken up,
and a committee of three person
appointed to Investigate tho title, suit
ability and prlco at which Wilson'
Island, abovo town, could bo pur
chased as a homo tor pioneer, and a
place for annual meeting.
This committee bating reported In
writing, In accordance with tbe reso
lution, and tho president having been
authorized thereby to call a- special
meeting of tho society to consider
such report, I hereby deslgnato Sat
urday, tho 9th day of December, at 3
o'clock p. m., a tho time, and tho
library ns tho placo for such meeting,
tho court now being In session.
All Klamath Pioneer are urged to
bo present at that time to express
their view on tho proposition, a It
Is a very Important matter for the
society to consider.
O. A. STEARNS, President.
WANTED Two girls; ono for cart-
i;r and ono for Dooiueepcr, si star
Drug Store. . I 7-nt
..t ....
New and fashionable lino of silk
umbrellas for ladle. Better bate
your' covered If you havo a good
frame. I havo oine'new''6nc at vari
ous prices. '
C-U McHatton.
Library Clnb Meeting
The Women' Library Clnb will
hold Its regular meeting tomorrow,
Friday, afternoon at tbe Public Libra
ry. Important business.
They are here. Bomo of tbo pretty
things I am going to havo for the
holiday trade. No troublo to show
you If you are Interested.
C-4t McHatton.
BUILDINGS MUST
COMPLYWITH LAW
COUNCIL DECLARES FUTURE
PERMITS WILL BE GRANTED
ONLY WITHIN TERMS OF CTTx
OHDLNANCE '
The city council Intend to see that
tbo building ordinance la complied
with, for It last night adopted a reso
lution presented by Councilman Mc
Gowan to notlfyy tbo public that here
after no permit will be given to re
pair or rebuild except according to
ordinance.
"I move wo lay It on the table,"
said President Marlon Hank.
"I move we adopt it." aald Me-
Oowan.
"Do you want to go on record a
laying that wo have been violating
tho law?" asked Hank.
"I don't caro whether we do. We
have been doing It right along."
The motion way put and prevailed.
New Mail Route Trial Asked, Claim
Made That Jury Wasn't Segregated
In tbo caso of J. A. and J. L. Mar
tin against J. L. Yaden, In which the
jury gave a verdict for tbe plain
tiff In the sum ot 1350, when $376
was asked, Attorney E. L. Elliott has
mado a motion bofore Judge Percy
R. Kolly to set aside the verdict.
Tho lawyer alleges that the bailiff,
Clarence O. Morgan, permitted tbe
Jury In the case to leave the jury
room and mingle with others In the
court room before they bad rendered
a verdict. He contends that this Is
contrary to tbe statute, which pro
vides that while a Jury 4s considering
a case wbleh baa gone to It the twelve
men shall be kept separate from otbor
persons.
Another ground for the motto seta
HAS DAY AT SHOW
EVERY VISITOR WILL BB OTVMS
STATE BADOE, WHILE TOM
RICHARDSON AND OTHKM
.WILL HE SPEAKERS Of EVERT
Special to The Herald
CHICAGO, Dec. 7 Ortgoa plaaaed
a "scoop" on other state at the big
land show in tbe Coliseum here to
day. Tho day ha been given ovor to the
representative of tbe atate that are
hero, and Governor Weat baa sown
his Interest by naming J. H. O'Neill
of the O. W. R. ft N. of Portland aa
his offlclal representative. Mr. O'Neill
will act aa chairman at aa elaborate
entortalnment that will be held la the
afternoon.
One ot the big lecture hall of the
Union and Southern Pacific companies
ha been turned ovor to the statt for
the program which 'wilt Include
speeches, music and other good thing
by well known person. Tom Rich
ardson, who left the governor' spe
cial, with which he waa traveling,
to be here, will bo the chief speaker
of tho day. Ho I expected to tell
Chlcagoan Just "Why la Oregon,"
and when be get through ChlcagoaM
that havo tbe pleature of beaiiag his
talk about his state will know Jmat
why Mr. Richardson la an eathnelaat.
Othor speakers of the day will ho
G rover Simpson, general snperiateat
cnt of the Wells Fargo compaay; J.
E. Verree, C. C. Colt, George Bo Ha
ven, Hallett W. smith, F. N. Brnoy
Prof. Chamberlain 'and others. '
As every visitor to the laid efcrr
enters the big bulMdag he wilt havo
a silken badge bearing the oao word,
"Oregon," pinned on his coat The
tho Oregon exhibits will be explained
In detail, and It la planned to glvo
out thousands of booklets descrlhlag
tho different sections ot the state.
"We shall tell all'tbat it Is possible
to crowd Into a fow hours about Ore
gon," said Charles S. Fee, passenger
truffle manager ot the Southern Pa
cific, last night. "I confidently be
lieve that when Oregon Day la over ,
there will bo at least 30 000 now
boosters for tbatistate. Oregon has
much to talk about, and with Tom
Richardson to toll It, we all know
there will be a bunch of converta to
Oregon and Oregon things that wo
couldn't get in any other way. The
Southern Pacific and Its allied llaea
are co-operating with the people of
Oregon In this boosting movement,
and with the stereoptlcon nnd moving
pictures that we are showing dally la
our two big lecturo halls we are prov
ing tbe facta that our lecturers are
handing out."
Congressman Suiter says congress
will force abrogattonu of the 18SI
Russian treaty discriminating i
Americana travollng In Russia,
Federal officials at Ban Antoato
seek General Bernardo Reyes, alleged
Mexican revolutionist, said to have
hopped hla ball and re-entered Mex
ico disguised, via Corpus Christ!.
up that the verdict Is not la accord
ance with tbe facts, It being assert ad
that a verdict for S13B, or auMeate
thereof, Is tbe only verdlet that aoatd,
be properly rendered. Tho small ear-
rylng contract between the partita
was at 13t per month, asd It" la
claimed that no fractional part ot a
month waa due.
V
MoNamaras at Los'Aagelaa'liilaffe
they will not under any eireuautaaoaa'
glvo federal grand Jary .aaythsa
about their alleged kaewtedfft ad
country wide coasplraey. . Joha aa'
bo called and give 'a ehaaasj to
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