The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 26, 1911, Image 1

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KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON, 1LT.SDAY, DECEMBER flfl, 1911
MORE CARDINALS
iii:.t.v is a "iiKiiiint it-
Ik
ftoeniiia
LA KOLLKTTK HTAItTH OUT
IN IIKIIALF OF ROBERT M.
AWFUL BUTCHERY
IN PERSIAN CITY
KO AKHKMIILY.MAN HAVH
( iillroinlii IxgUhtliu- Iti'gMciN I In),
lug Iteliukr In I.i.hjit mill I'liifOM.
in' When IteMihillon Aprnpo In
IiuIIi'i-'n 'IIiihiij- In l,'i
WIwoiidIii Senator Will Mako HU
Flmt AddrcM in Booming Himself
for President In Yonngatowa, Ohio.
Will Campaign Mlddlo Wet
TO BE NAMED
FINE JUGGLING ON
AT TH HOUSTON
l.irri.KJOIINH, MAN AND WOMAN,
SOON
SPRING CONSISTORY
SEMI-OFFICIAL ANNOUNCUME.NT
FROM VATICAN CAUSES BELIEF
THAT ITALIANS WILL LOSE
CONTROL
w,K, v. u, iiiviifPVHHiuv
liltil to hutil another consUlnry next
spring, according to n .otnl-orilclnl
nlinounrelii.ini from llm ntlcnii.
A iiiiiiiIht "f now cardinals will he
HOME, Dec. 30, Ttio popo hna do-
irrniou, i lyiin.
It seem, cvrliilu llml tlio llnlliiusi JuiIko Carpenter unld llio .otirt
will limn riiiittiil of llm mirri'il col. ild nil., when tho goicriimcnl hnd
Kl, Immplctod liilriiiliirtliin of Its kvI-
. .lento.
i Tlio llml wllni'im un. Arllinr Wn.
' """ f ' "' Kl"m1n,,, '"l-lcr. In whoao ..Itlces ..lootings of the
.....i...n o.,...y I. .pen. Ink I .,,,,, kw. , .,,,. ,,,,,
MilolMo In Itaii I rnnrl.r.1 "III, rela-1 v r ,,, , ,rilllllf(lrnmUl,
lives mnl lrl..ii.lii f , HBft .,..,,,.,,,., 10
.T" ... .. , ,
Cotirirllmiiii t'lnieiir.i Underwood
luu rMurnod from Portland, whither
lie went un n liimliifun trip
TURKEY DRAWING
GREAT SUCCESS
i
i
MANAOKII Ol' ITIION MAIIKI.T.
KKIT lll'MV TOIIAY AI'CKITI.MI
(OXOHATJiaTIONH ON (IIITSJ
IIV rilAM'i: IJOITK
At llio riitloii Mnrkt'l mi Snlunlny'
illicit llm no lurkt'jK which .MiiniiKor.
Wllllatn lliilnnoy linil liccn liiiliilliiK
...it cIim.cc. on woro.trn.i. ami ll.er,.
n u InrKo rrowil, irliirlintty coin-1
ioi'il of rcpri'ntntlo Iioiim'wIh
of llm ill)', on linn.l to M'o tlio rctullii
ol llio cliiiiiroi, TIioho who worn on-'
tit lt'I to mrtlcliuto In Ihn iivont linil
Mirllliii, Itml. ntttiititf mi alllid which
woro nut on itoiioill, nml throe JiiiH'.oa!lho roiiiliiK linnki'tlmll uiiiiioa wlilcl
worn chimon to iki t tin t tlio oi-ut wim
rnu.luctcil Imimrtlnlly.
Thi. JuitKo worn Mri, l.tlo, Mm.
Jt. C. Hhli.lcy nml Mm. C. M. O'Noltl.
... .... ... .
wlillo to noun ciuiu wiih viiirtiiicii
,.,o ..rnwhiK of .ho .11,... Tlu. nc
.in. lllliniliK "i 1' ."l'. .... "" 'i r -
Hiictoaaful Inker of ihnnci woro tliplllliiK Kncrmiiouto Athletic team.
fiini.,L. iicri.nllnu iii tin. iiiiii.p. bo.
Iiik written un the .III1: VniiKbii
Dr. CiMiper, Mm, Crniidall, Mm Itu
dolph, i:. Dmldnon,
Mr. Diilnney wna hu.y nil day to
Budget Approved,
For Failure
At n inoctliiK of Hio city council
Mfinirday afternoon, nt which nil
.11 mbom were undent wivo Cmincll.
mm Clurle. McC.owuii and Clnronco
Underwood, Hio ImdRot for 1818 wn.
votod on mid Hio reaoliillon for tlio
Minn wn. hucccmCuI. Cotincllmnn O.
W. Whlto oppoaed tho lovy nftor tlio
rouucll hud rofuaod hla niiKKcatlon to
Inrorpomto a Htlnulatlon Hint llio
lovy Mhould bo for current i'XionBt.
of ID 1 3 only.
With Whlto oppoilnK till, loft but
h von momber. votliiK for, nlthotiKh
aomo woro of (ho opinio" thnt It
would tnko olubt inombom, tho wino
na mi omorKoney ordlnnnco. ThU
point led Mayor Krcd T. Bnndoraon to
leltphono to ShlpplnRtoii to Council'
mini Mctlowan In liopo of koHIiir Hint
nombor lo coino In for n nlKlit wa
Hlon, nt which olght vote mlRlit bo
I ml for tho mon.tiro,
Aflor tho mnyor hnd toloplionod to
Mr. Mcdownn tho chnrtor wn. Inspect
.l mid w. found, bo Colonel M, 0,
Wilkin. Mid fodny, that only two
tlilrdn of tho council U uceowmry t
inse tho budRot rwolutlon, Tlicto
foro tho .ovon vote, which woro for
It curried It through.
Mr. Whltn onnoaed tho meaatiro
V. llVrnut maVlnv U (n anlllV On 1 Wl 2
expense. oxolu.Uely on tlio ground
thnt people', contribution to tho
tnxc. '.hould not bo uwdto pay old
itobtn.t
"In put yem tha tww were lv-
ilny nnUhiK rotiKrutiiliillfiim mi tlio
"in ri'nn hi mu ilVL'il!
'ACKniH TIIIAIi IICGI.NS
in 'AitPi:.vri:irs roriir
.Mini Mill (lite .Vol I... Tim I Tin-) Will
Ohji'd in liiirtxIiHiloM nf nny IM.
ileum ('onicrnliig Tlirni Prior in
I Yi-nr of lim.1
United Press Hcrvlcci
Ijlllmil', 1OC. U.- UH1I1K IIIIIRO
I Itj tn tir 'b Immunity Imth derlalnn,
'tho packers kVii notlro Hint llioy ob-
Jjcrtod In till oildonco Hid government
offers concerning Dm pmUcra prior
CIIICAOO, Dec. 2C-
CllltlK Judge
.Swift niriiiiriitlnii, nml .tcacrllxd tlio
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.,'1111 IIMIIIIM'I Illlll I ll'ilnill L'l .
Toiniilo IIii'hIit. Mnlliint ilnllv. 5:3i'
p. in. Kvenlnc rimt it'-t furnmiir.
? IR contliiiiniin,
Aro )ou liitcruitrit in KI.AMATII
COUNTY J If ho, ii-n llm atopliona
lliintrr ltfll) Co, Tlioy linvo miino
unit liarRiitno
CHANCE FOR SPORT
MAKES INTEREST
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" ' MAWMi:.T UAH.
ion u.M.i. ti:.m to Mi:in' tiii:
pavilion iivi: i:m.ivi:ns tiii:
spoinivn.v i.nci.ini:i
HportltiK ilirlo. nro nil akok over
li
Uro lo ho pin) oil nt tlio iulllon. Tlio
apcirt will ho on Sntunlny uoiiIiik nu.l
jSinnln) iiftornoon, nml tliu puUllon
H.iiu, of which Perry O. Do lip Is
I. .......... . Ill i...t f.H 1iict. mill
muiiiiKi'i. " i.""'- " -
...ll.y IUH. niihy l..no-tl.o v...
Tlio Hatur.lay kiiiiio U for S p
nu.l tho Sunday match for 2 p. m.
I Tim Imiulry for tleketn U already
nethc, and It la believed Hint llio
.port v ill drnw well.
White Opposing
To Apply To 1912
ltd for Ihoao yearn, ho why ibould
wo bo naked to pay tho old dobtn
now?" aal.l ho. "Lot litem bo taken
... ... i., I.,,,,.! nu wn nnRiiid a reao.
tiu v, .. i"'. ..- -
l.i'on lo do vomo two ino.itlia nK.
H wo bad liitorporntcd tho provision
Into tho resolution wo would nnvo
snved llm illy sonio money, ino
warniulH to bo laaued nKnlnat theso
inirj wiiiild bo neisotlal.lo, ill par.
Then those who noil tho city good.
would not bo n.ldltiR 10 and even JB
per cent to llio bills they rondor
n,.i,lnt i ho cltv: rntlier would tho
city bo on tho snme enwh basis with
ii.,M when it comes to milking pur
ri,nu. I nnr vprv oriT I roiini nui
get any of tho hoys to stand with mo
on tho proposition, for It sooms mi
plain thnt a business man ougui in
seo It.
"1 don't object to tlio levy, u
all right. Hut I do think wo migiu
u-n nvn llio city sonio money
...i..i -n cot Hio clinnco. Under tho
condition of thing n mnn who has to
...... 1,1a inven iii full may nnvo n uni
ngalnat Hio city on which ho has to
nccept a 2B per cent uiscouni.
Sonio weeks ngo Hio council miop
tod n resolution to provide a bond
lasuo for tnklng up tho depreciated
warrnnt. which nro ouisinnaing
ugnlnst tho empty gonernl fund. Hut
It never got any furthor than tho res-
olutlon stago, no ontinnncca co.i...ih
up to carry out tho procosa, nnd Just
what .tntu. tho matter I. In nt pres
ent doe. not appear.
' tlnltod Vtvtn Sorvtcv
HAOIlAMIiVin. Dim- SB K,.,.ili.
I ' -
Ilnnly ili'iiuiiniliii; I'murvs J. Iluncy nn
iino or uni "liliilic'r iim" In tlio milks
of tlioHy IiikkIiik nt tlio iilllnrx of
Aiiii'ilcu iinrtlotlmn, Ahkuiii1i1 man V,
II. (Irlllltlm nf Nil a Imx ri'Klati'ri'il n
I'm I in: I iltllki- In wlmt lio rofcrrfil In
tin tlio iiii'Aliii'rlc.'ili tencliliici of I'm.
funaor Ailrlnn of Hanla llnrbarn.
Till) Of rilKtnti wiih Ihn nilnhflnn liv
llio luwer iiiiiibo itr llovnlon concur.
roul icnoliitloii iclatlvo to tliu rebuke
to Ailrlaiilsm,
1
8E PUT IN ROOM
m:v iilvi i hi: of wiiitk pi:i.i.
CAN T.Wi:it.V .NOW IIIIINO FIT.
ti:i ip with ArntACTivi:
AND APPKOPIIIATK TIIINOS
A rciil Dutch room will goon bo on
Inn nt tin. W-lilln Pcllcnn Inn. nml
tl.o (lirointlolin nro ImIiik put In. Tlio
room I. iioxl to tlio hnr room, nml will
Iiiimi mi viitrnnco from l.'plann3o
ilr.'ot. Tlio m n nil ornumcntntlon
will Incliiilo bocr koi:. In bun relief.
til t lo Diittlimeii In tlio rnmo vnrlcty
of relief, tntmtriiz lii'iin nml looklnu
Jo) fill juat llko tlio llltlo whlakcrcd
?r.oii In Itlp Vnn Winkle.
Thoro lll bo u lot of tliliiKs to
Mtrnct tlio eye, bcal.lrs tlio frlezo Hint
liorlrnm tlio illniln.itlvo men nt tlielr
coinhlnl puraiilt, nmoiiK tliom elec
tric IIkM kIoIioh which will readnlilo
Ixrr kcKsiimt fitinltiiro iloslguoil with
n view lo harmonize, with tlio roat of
tlio plnco.
OI.IH-ST HANK I'lttllKNT
PASSIM AWAV AT WIIITTIEH
ll.'ii.l of 1'inni.rli.l limtllullon in the
. Quaker City of Southern t'nllfomla
Ilileil to lie N.'Ktor of Countr)'i
Sue. tmiliH nl III Your
Pnlloil Prcas Servlco
WIHTTIKIl. Cnllf., Dec. 20. Tlio
ohlcut hnuk proahlont In tlio United
StntoH la ileml horn today, WnahliiKtou
.,,..,.,. ... , ... lirr,,ln, ...
n.ll . ;, "?? "
tho Wlilttler HnvliiKK bunk, having
paaod nwny.
"WHFN HOME RULE IS LAW"
IS REDMOKnEN BOOK
Hole Sonio Day to Koo ItelMirn IrUh
Pmlhiiiienl Oiieiied by King In Per.
on, Which Would Ocwulim (Imit
lieinoiiktriiHoii of Uiyulty.
United Press fiervlco
LONDON. Dee. SO. Heading llko
a prophetic Wslou, John Hodmond's
Introduction to mi ivrtlclo entitled,
"When Home Hulo Is Law," publish'
od In Hio current Issue of "Home
Itulo Notes, saH:
"I look forward with coulldonco
to HoeliiR tho Hut session of a ro
bnrii'litali parliament opened by hU
majesty tho king In person. No word
of mine could adequately suggest llio
doTimstrntlon of loyalty such an oc
casion would call forth from Hio great
imm of tho Irish peoplo."
OPERATIC GEESE, HERS
FOR CHRISTMAS EATE"S
Snow Wlillo Ones Wliltli Formerly
Sliowtd In llunperdlnck Fulry Op.
em ut Iiomlim Thealer lett Head.
nionK Am, Flgumtlu'ly Spe.iklng
I'nlled Press Servlco
l.ovnoN. Dec. 20. From hio op-
orotic stago to tho Christmas dinner
tnblo Is the fnto of a number of snow
white geeso which have figured prom-
Inontly In Humpcrdlnck's fairy opern,
Konlgsklnilor" nt Hie Lonvcm u.-
don oporn houso,
Tho oporn closed, they moot mo uxu
nml will dock tho dinner table of
somo cootso soul who thinks not of
music, but of tho Christmas, aiuner.
DUTCH ROOM
WIL
IM HdMK KINIJ KTUXTH IN THK
WAV Ol' WOltK IN HANIIMNO
VAIIIOl'H OIUIXTH
Flno JuggtlnR Is tho offering given
nt tho Houston opcrn houso this week
by the Mttlcjohns, famous Scotch
Jugglers. They opened a week', en
gagement Inst night, which will keep
them hero through next Sunday night
exclualvo of tomorrow night, which
will bo given by tho opera houso to
tho Lyceum burii"
Tho Llttlejohns, n mnn and a wo
mnn, do expert ground juggling, an
well ns duct Juggling while on re
volving linllrf. They Jugglo knives,
nxca, pan a, Indlnn clubs, fans, balls
and a- lot of other things, and tlio act
la a rapid Uro startler from start to
end. Ono of tho moBt remarkable
things ever soen on n Klamath Falls
stngo Is when the mnn thcro aro two
people, a mnn nnd n woman Juggles
nnd throw, knives which stick Into a
target which tho woman holds. This
Is n daring nnd dangerous nccom
pllihment, and brought down the
house Inst night.
DIPHTHERIA RAMPANT
IN GERMAN METROPOLIS
Several Hundred Case of IMmwm la
Virulent Form Iteported, Great
Misery living Cnnsed Among, the
poorer Classes
United Press Servlco
1IK11LIN, DecO. An unusually
vliulcnt form of diphtheria ha. spread
rcr Hcrlln, so'vcral hundred cases be
ing reported last week. Tho epidemic
U causing most misery among tho
prorer claaacs.
Isolation wards at tho Cbarite, tho
Kmpcror and Kmprcs. Frlederlch
Cl.lUlrens' hospital, and' other Insti
tutions less prominent aro filled to
capacity. So two barrack, nro being
irected for accommodation of tho 111
oungstcrs nt tho Rodolf Vltchow
hospital.
lir.MI MONHF. ItADLY 1IVHT
IN LV.MIIKH KING'S CAR
One Woman Hit. Arm Torn Off and
Oilier Ha. Soioro Wound When
Hiiiumond'H Auto I. Ditched on
'I'rlsco Ik'ach Iload
United Press Servlco
SAN FIUXCI8CO, Dec. 20. When
mi auto belonging to A, D. Hammond,
tho lumber king, wn. ditched on tho
bench road this morning, Allco Mc
Donald had her arm torn off,
Cleorglo Wright .uffored severe
wounds.
Doth nro deinl mondes.
Hammond donle. that ho used the
nuto, or knows who did.
INDIA PROTESTS SLAYING
OE COWSJY TROOPERS
Who Want Firth Iteof nnd Take It
Too Freely, Itosultlng In Shortage
of Meat mid Milk Being Com.
plained of by tho Native
United Press 8ervico
LONDON, Dec. 20. Whllo hi. ma
jesty dcorgo V. Is shooting olephant.
nnd tigers In tho Jungles of India as
relaxation nftor tho Btrenuou. days of
tho Uurbnr, n deputation from India
Is In London to lay n grlovaiico be
foro tho govornmont.
Thoy don't mind King deorge
shooting their tiger, and elephants,
but thoy do mind tho killing of their
cowa by llrltlth troop, hungry tor
fresh beef,
Thoy protest thnt the cow. are be
ing slaughtered too frooly, and thnt
not only beer, but milk, I. running
short.
The doputntlon la urging the gov
ernment to Import Argentine beef to
India for the British soldiers.
Jerry Martin, .on of Alexander
MftTtln Jr., will return tomorrow
night from the state university jU
Eugene, to spend the Christmas holi
days with hi. relative.
United Press Service
WASHINGTON, D. C, Die. JO.
La Follctto lenvc. tonight on a tour
of Ohio and the Mlddlo West, open
ing the presidential campaign with
his first address at Youngstown, Ohio,
tomorrow noon. Sunday ho may fill
Itov. Herbert Hlgolow'. pulpit In Cin
cinnati. Next Monday ho will be In
Michigan, January 3, A and G In Illi
nois; January 0 In Indiana, and re
turn hero January 8.
Ho later plans a trip to Ilwa, Ne
braakn. Kansas, Oklahoma and Min
nesota.
GREAT DOINGSAT
WHITE PELICAN
IIINNKH DANCK WELL ATTENDED
WITH MUSIC, DECORATIONS
AND GASTRONOMIC TICKLERS
IIV CHEF CltAVETTl
It was a gala- night at the White
Pelican last night, for tho Christmas
dinner dance wa. on tap, and thcro
woro approximately 100 people thore
to enjoy tho gigantic gastronomic out
lay prepared by tho royal Italian
chef, Slgnor Pletro Craven!; the
strains offered by tho Whlto Pelican
orchestra nnd tho One Christmas dec
orations which transformed tho lobby
Into a veritable Yuletldo grotto.
Some of Cravcttr. chef, d'oeuvre
were on display In the entranco for
tho entering guest, to see, before din
ner, such n. dressed roast pig and
fowl. In tho lobby wa. a gorgeous
Christmas tree, revolving In a pan of
Iced fish. It was designed and orna
mented by William Gltt, electrician,
and Steward Charles Hoffman. All
nround and nbovo were greon. and
holly, with an occasional bunch of
mlstlctoo whero It wa. likely to per
form Its most oscillatory office.
Tlio music for the dances was so
highly appreciated that several of tho
dancer, donated vnrlou. .urns of the
medium of oxchnnge to tho players.
Added to the orchestra music fur
nished during tho dinner was somo
vocal music furnished by Mm. Wm.
aitt, Miss Bertha Ellis and R. C. Qass.
George E. Bradnack accompanied on
Hie piano.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Adam, re
turned last night from a three week.'
trip to San Francisco and bay cities.
They will leare In tho morning for
their Merrill home.
Hlll'STEIt KEEPS ON JOB
UNTIL HE IB PRIED LOOSE
Martial Law Iln. Hccu Proclaimed in
Tvherun a Result of Notice of
Cabinet Being limlcd Amer
ican Threaten Mlnlatry
U'ltcd Press Service
LONDON, Dec. 26 A Teheran dis
patch quotes Shuster a. declaring he
had bron Informed that the cabinet',
dismissal of him wa. Illegal. He
added:
"I'll stay on the Job until forcibly
removed unless parliament unction,
tho dlsmlssal.'"
M&Ttlal taw In Teheran I. the re
sult of an announcement thnt tho
cabinet ha. been dismissed.
American crowds threaten the mln
Istry.
COURT MEMOIRS BARRED
FOR SMIRCHING ROYALTY
Austria Bupprcaaea Writing of Conn.
teia Ilka KlnakyPalmay Because
King of Bulgaria and Archdake of
Austria Aro Exposed
'inltod Press 8ervlce
VIENNA. Dee. 16. Memoir, ot the
celebrated actress Countess Ilka Kln-
Bky-Palmay, recently published la
Berlin, have been .uppreaaed la
Austria., the Archduke ot Auatrla and
tho King ot Bulgaria figuring promi
nently in a ma, ol racy laoweai. m
the atage and private lit of "'
iresa, . if
Wans Joaef. U paror. auaatu
ordered suppression of tha book.
Every copy Issued In this country
has been confiscated.
OGLE'S FINGER PRINTS ARE
THOSE OF A. L. ROCKWELL
Latter Is Alnblp Man Whose BadlcV
Ing Schemes Caused Owe Sulfide
aad Much Destitution la Families
H' in Hand at Stockton
United Prea Berries
SAN DIEOO, Calif., Dee. 36. Fin
ger prints of George Oglo. held In
Jail at Stockton on a charge of for
gery, have been Identified by the San
Diego authorities a. thoso of A. L.
Rockwell.
Rockwell', airship and building
scheme, caused one suicide and desti
tution of a number of families.
Rockwell disappeared with several
thousand dollar..
EXCURSION TO LOS ANGELES
Tho Southern Pacific company I.
running a special cxcusrlon train ot
flvo Pullman., ono diner and obaerva
tton car, from Medford, December
29, to Lo. Angoles. Round trip faro
only $35. Ticket, limited to March
30, and stopovers going and coming.
Arrangement, for ticket, and reser-
vatlons can be mado by calling at tho
local office- la Klamath Fall.. 26-3t
OFFICERS TO BE
PUT IN PLACES
POINT INSTALLATION OF NEWLY
CHOSEN RULERS OF TWO MA
SONIC BRANCHES AND ORDER
OF EASTERN STAR
Tonight Is the night when the Ma
sonic fraternity will hold a Joint In
stallation ot ofllccrs ot both lodge.
of tho brotherhood and tho Order ot
tho Eastern Star as well.
Nwely elected he&do ot the lodge.
will be Installed for Klamath Chap
ter No. 35, Royal Arch Mason.;
Klamath Lodgo No. 77, A. F. ft A.
M., commonly known as the Blue
Lodge, and Alaho Chapter No. fll ot
the Order ot Eastern Star.
The high retiring officer, ot the
lodge, will officiate at the Induction,
nnd tho ceremony will be for mem
bers and their families only.
Somebody Is Gently
Who Leave Little Articles Loose
There I. a thief who baa been work
ing hi. "art" In one ot the local ho
tels, and bla efforts are liable to be
stopped very suddenly. Fact la,
somebody I. after him, and It's only
a question ot time until he Is taken
red'handed, to use a term that la not
exactly literal.
He ha. been working only on a
mall scale thu. far, not taking any
thing of considerable value. Most of
hi. annexations have been ot rather
small articles, Insignificant In else
as well a. worth, but when he man
aged to deplete one lodger of clgare
up went a howl that could be heard
well over the building from cellar to
garret.
It somo lowly member of the labor
ing staff of the hostelry I. found
smoking a rattling good cigar It may
lead him to be a au.pect. The hotel
people My It Is not a chambermaid,
a. thl. branch ot help la usually reli
able. Anyway, what chambermaid la
addicted to the noxtoua weedf
In tact, very few people have ever
seen n chambermaid amoke a cigar.
RODE HANDCAR TO WEHDIXO
OF YOUNG LADY RELATIVE
PORTLAND, Dee. 16. When L. R.
Fields, superintendent of the north
ern division of the aVnittiera Faetae
railroad, waata to, get anywhere he
Aad the fast
COSSACKSLAUGHTER
THOUSAND HUMANS,
MEN AND CHILDREN,
MEN WITH
HACKED AND BURNED
Lnlted Pre, asrvlss
LONDON, Dec Ji. Rasttaa as.
dlors have butchered 1,000 aaaa, a
mon and eblldroa, tha TabrU ataaasv
tcr continuing, according to resorts.
Russian officer, are wlaklag at tae
butchery of Cossacks roaaUag tfca
street., bayonettlng psdestrlaaa aaC
looting corpses.
A battle betwooa Rnssl.aa aad
Fldal. I. raging about tha ralas af
tho governor's palace.
It I. estimated that 110 Ra
aro .lain.
Hundred, of home, have been i
cd and burned.
It Is believed tho city will be de- -stroyed.
PEDAGOGUES ARE
TO ATTEND MEET
SUPERINTENDENTS OT '
GRADE AND OOfJKTT
SCHOOLS LEAVE FO FOB
LAN TO INSPECT EN EOOTB
'RomII H. Duabar. aHadaal of tha
city schools, aad W. B. Faafkt, aria
clpal of the county high school, will
leave In the morning for Portlaad aa
attend a meeting of school .aasrla:
tendents from the various parts at
the state.
ThewlUtake advantage of taetr
Journey to stoftit eome of Us towas
and ajtie. along tbefoaauto lasaset
various branches of school work
the methodraad lines on whiea tasjr
aro conducted.
SUN YAT SEN VICE TV-IT,
PROSPECTIVE
UnltiH! Pre. Service
SHANGHAI, Dec 16 Unless Taaa
grants the rebel demands tae reaeta
will elect 8ua Tat Sea prsstcoat at
the republlo Wednesday, aad astta
ltsh a capital at Naaklag.
The rebels are angered at TeasVa
failure to reply to peace terau.
Touching Those
worked on the section stands atavla
good stead.
While In Newberg Inspecting a part
of the Dallaa branch and looking ear
the proposed right of way la tar
Quaker town, he suddenly recalled
that his niece, Miss Haiel Fields, was
to bo married In the evening. He
wanted to attend, but the local pas
senger train would land hlaa la Pert?
land too late to "dree, up."
But Lou Field, does not stead aad
ponder over what'a to be doae. He
called the boa. ot the aeettoa gang,
told htm to get a handear ready aad
take him to where the next a.atlaa
boss would pick him up. Kot tae
Ing to take all the men ot work.
Fields had Just two ot the erew ae-
company him through eaeh aesttaa't
territory, the otMal helping tha saw
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work the car oa tha ap grades. )' .
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rasas ssrrnsas. sraussr. (.nasi sauasutwraasMssnsisssssssBB
ualag tve handcars at dlfereat
of the trip from Newberg to Cawege, d
where he took the Interurhaa
between she Town-by-ehesl4a
and Portlaad. Field, was the eeaai
man to arrive at the;hoaM at ha)
niece, the Irat being Uo'aooaa
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