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IANLEY CALLS IS
PAPER BAG FOLKS
ILI 1AM OF HARNEY
ivh not iixowhi people ho
ti.vio mi:t raining hi nim:hh
AMI THAT TOO MA.NV DROP
Fori' or ir
i William IImiIo of lliinui) county,
li'limi Who litinlilpuiili'il tint ili'lc'Ka-
En uf Wi'ntMii Ori'ttnn caul ua fur ii
w York, illil nut urt iiwiiv friim
ru with iliem, xi) n dm Now York
remark on "How I would llko to bo
Iti'iiliil ir I wero u now member."
AmiiiiK tlio iiiiihIiiiI number wero
vomt ulcitliiu by Mr. (irexory nnd
,MI Vmi ltliiir, whllu Iltlln Dully
Itoilhmivill, i yi'iim nlil, captured llio
henrt of tlin Kuests with n song,
Ml llnll rendered n number of do-
llttlitfiil Ni'h'itl'iim on Hut iiViiiio
On tlin rniiiniry, Mr, llnnlny mm
uiviriil linvliiu hrenkfuat In tint
in riKiin nt tlin Wuhliirf-Aattirln.
r hour nftor hrenkfnat tlimt nt
I run, On null with n ilillhurntlou
II lii'tiikciiiil tin comcm imt tint
It (lint tint Kimriiiii Hum now
Klin: front Iiihii tn iiimii mill Ih'Iiik
ri'hril li) iiiniiiilltK'a nml nlliiHdl
1 1 II lint ii itrnit ami xlorluua
m of ilu miiiiir) iu ilii'lm Mr
Itility hhii iIIhii',1 to mi mm, rum-
lint iilmiil hi oh it departure, unit
Iknncil hit would rstch up with Ihn
ti'runr ninMhi'rn mi tint romt.
Yiiii aro, It ten only tnu liar nr.i
It Mr llnulit) tllmrrnt New
Irk, iiii'l thl I hi coiiil vUll
ln llki It JuJ n well on thl
rnaluit ii mi tint lnl, unit I morn
bpiicnl in think klmll) nl our weak
Hull nml our Into hour Ihnn hit
when lio n ulrliiK hi Imprr-
In ni llio ( ml or Hint vlalt. Mr.
mh') It inn) tut rt'ini'iuhrritl, I Ihn
It rlllixn of Knulcrii Oregon, nml
lhlrl)-twi )i'ntn tin lived In n
Irn where you hnvn to trawl lf.0
Riii In nn itlnrtlon to rnrh tho
Hint rnllri.ml station, Hit hn to
lv hi ratlin that fir In lilp Ilium,
riiiklni; nt nil Anierlrn, m I nm
kK on till irlt, from tint atnint-
I'll of oiut farm, which linn hero-
irn hniii nwny mil In tint wilder-
remarked Mr. Ilnnley, "Ihn
li'iinl i lilt appear to nut n hem!.
irti'M of aunio Kind or ethr: hut
the same Hunt I (!! nil tin hh:
II lintltiiK to Now York, Wo in nut
thl rlly tho (million of tho trim
n rnurli Ht III tliern nru auum
illy roo tiTondi ruining up. In
West n follow hIio ImitU uiunoy
(likely to thiol ho hnan t trot .1
Ik unlera hn IVII'liKC to kit It tlioal
III loaorvn I nml In Now York, nnd
:'iurnu tlutt u it a effect n mnk-
ihU ttif itrrni i tutor of f'.tmuco
tho rountry.
J'W'o nro Jut rrnrhliiR up tn thu
of ttrrnt i Iiihii;" In Knatcrn Oro.
(outluiioil Mr. Ilnuloy "nml iv
hn Imi'ii hnpitonltiK out thoro
rt in)' other llt to Now York,
rnllrond hno Jimt hullt to point
It hnvi I'tttiililUln-tl ronl rontldenrii
t thoy nro rumliiK throiiRli Ihn
Inlry. Thu Orison Trunk him
rheil Itcinl, In Cent ml OrcKou, hut
km I y hound Ihn lUrnoy rountry
Ihn went f fur. nnd I )rt ISO
Ion from llurim. Tlin llnrrltunn
Iplo linvo lol n rontrnrl to roll
kul their II in fiimi Vnln fur' ino
leu to Ihn llnni'V Inko, nnd thoy
now puttliiK KrnilliiK rump 014
lino. It mI luku ut leant n yonr
thl ronil to ronrli tint llnrnev
llley, Hut nlrendy, whlln Innd lit
ll rlienp nml thorn Ih htlll k Krcnt
II of i:i eminent liiml to hn hud for
IhltiK, there I whnt 1 nhoiild rnll
km ntiiinphoru In vnlupn.
"Wo roRiilnr old fnnhlnnod rntmu
bplu who wont out n proinotor of
linnllnlile, I
JAPS WANT HAWAII'
SNEAK IN TROOPS
Hon of ihn iiiiiutr) ilomiind It Wu
nro allll drlvltiK tnllln ISO iiiIIin In .
order to hlp Ihein. hut wn nro look-1
I11K forunrd to tho limn when our old
otKnillrnlliiU will not Inivn In tin nnv'
liioin drhliiK Tim popiihitluii of'
llnriioy rounty I Ini'reiialiiK, nml
wllh Ihn liallnliiii of Ihn KOVenmr
nml imrliiillutnl (olleK'K wn mo e- (
liihllhliiK iloiiionairiiihiii fiirm nnd
iiKrluiliurnl nporlmoiit aiMliin In
eer) tno In tint alntn Wn otperl
In hrliiK Oregon to tho front n (ho1
hi-at plniinod Hint 1 for Ihn now h 1 11 -
dt'iil of tho noil in Kit Inforinntlnii United Prca Hcrvlco
H. Wll.li MOV: HI.INHI MKX TO
H,.M TO I'HUVKNT 0111.
K.MAI I'ltOM Hi:iZIMJ IHI.ANH
Willi UK AH.MY
HI'Kt.TAI NOTICR
lilnl urliloto nni 11 nit, Tint loimly I
no nluirt of ronl fanner nml lint
lunti'iuoiil toward thu router hn
horn o marked for tho hut Konrrn-
linn or two (hut Hie need I for edi.
tnlloii nnd for ihoul rluht on lint
Innd, wllh liutrtiiloi tn no aliont to
tilth liiilhldiiiil farmer nnd do the
kliidorKnrlrii net wllh him. Tho noil
I iihniit Ihn only IhltiK u man own
thnt hu iIoorii'i try lo line Tim nvrr
11 !o farinrr ooiiik tonloiit Jual to
nrrntth n Iltlln till on hn lop Inalcnd
of KollIK down nml KetllllK the full
honoflt of whnt thorn I
"I inn) till )ou Hint Ihn low 11 of
llitrn la IiiiIIiIIiik n now nrliool home
nml I plnunlnr: tho erertlon of n IiIk
hulol (hi aptltiK Truo, wo nru Ihlrt)
in III- north of thu llnruoy lake, nnd
Ihoro hn Kol lo Ik' ii north nnd niith
rnltnny linn IhroiiKh tl unity lo
ronrh 11, hut Hum I In 11 nlrnmllr
piialtlou, helni; In Hie wealth) pnrt
uf Ihn vaIIc) nnd aurroumlitl hy koihI
anil. Win n I went lo Ihn Hume)
rountry In '! thorn worn only nhout
forty or fill) artttor, n far n wo
know. In nu ntcn of lf.0 mile earh
way IhroiiKh tho rountry that wn rode
fur lork.
"Are wo hnpliiK for treat HiIiik
from tho romliiK of tint rnllrond?
Well, I look forwnrd lo It I holmi
mom of n alnto nnd nntlonnl moi-
inent than with Miy IhiiiiKht of Indi
vidual Kaln, You oo, ihn prrtrnt
alne of nil tho Ktent Imontlon nnd
work which nru n pnrt of tho pro.
Itrrlty tif tho rltlr nnd tho railroad
nnd of thu pmipln who aro collector
of hotietlt from inch ihlnic nro hc-
(('oiitlmiod on i'nxp Z)
WAHIIINIITON, II, 0., Jan, 12,
Major (li'iiorul Carter, nlalant chief
of Hlnff, ut nu oiociitlvn mcvtlnK of
thu home military rommlttoo, itatod
that ns.unu Jnpiinop, nil trained aol
dler, hint heeii miiKKled Into Hawaii
nlnm Ihn ltuao-Japnnno war, nnd
thnt Amorlra, rralUlnic the dntiKer of
Oriental mliliiK thnt lalnnd, wn
tnkltiK itop to loud 13,000 triKip to
Hawaii.
REFORMATORYFOR
FORTKLAMATHLAD
VOf.Vt! KHMO.NHON HKI.IKVKH TO
Hi: l.(-t)ltltllllll.K. IMHItrHKIl
or ll' I1!.TV (lll'IIT THIH
MOIIMMi
NEWMEMBERSARE
GUESTS OF HONOR
i'i.kahaxt u.vmtT.m.Mrivr roii
I'ltrMltYTHItlAN fllllWII AC
CIMMIOXH IIV Mil. AMI MIIK. '.
T. IIOHI'K
A mimt delliihlful nffnlr orcurrvd
lnt etoiilni; ut thu renldeuro of Mr,
nnd Mr. C, C, Hokuo, when u rorop.
Hon wn kIvoii to tho now ineniher
of tho Klrwt r'roh)ttrlnn church.
Ahout Mi'iilynn inoiuhnrH nnd
friend of the church worn proncnt,
Mid tho uvrnltiK wn pont with penk
hiK nnd u mimical proKriuu, after
which refrohlilent wero lervod.
('. C, Hokuu dellxerttl nu nddrcBH
of wolcomu to llio now inrmhor.
whlih wn responded to hy l'rofeanor
(,'ouIoh, In u tnoHt npproprlnto apoech,
Hu told whnt the new member wero
wIIIIiik to do for tho henellt mid nil
Milueinent of Ihn church, Mr. A, M,
Wordcn ipoko for tho mlulonury o
ineaii tho develop- clety, Mr. Ilnrry Cation for tho ladle'
nt of thu noil, expert to clenu tii,nld noclety, mid Mr. WnttetihurK on-
holdliiK n Honn na llio condl-,terlnlned thu Kueit with many witty
tarter For Sheriff, Lee Another
Term, Latter Keeping Mom Rivals
Today I iiiililUhed tint miiioimi'0
I'nt of O,l,,0nrtur for tho ropnhllcnii
iinlniillun for nherlff, Mr, Cnrter
one of tho Hiihatnntlnl eltlxttn of
inniath Kull. nnd hn boon .' real-
nt of thl plnro for hoiiio t Into. Ho
m nt 0110 llnio chief of nollen of tho
'. nnd hu huun connected with tho
lumiith Kull ForwuidliiK company
pro It orKiinlmtlon, In tho innnnito-
rut of Ita lea nlant
Captain J, P.Loo baa alto made
lit rtnnouncoinont for tho dcmocratlo
nomlnntloii for uHeor, Captain
l.oo I coimliloicd ono of llio bet voto
Kotter In tho eounty, nnd It I not
ova one who I niixlou to oppoio
him, Tho Cnptnln Intlinnteii Hint ho
know who hi republican opponent U
liable to bo, but rotuaoi to toll.
Toaple tbMter, Matinee dally, 1:80
p. m. Kyenluf, flrtt performanc,
7! IB, ooBttnaoM.
Chnrlt'it Kdmonaon, axod C
jtarti, wn thl inornlnK ordered com
mllttd to tl,u atnte rcformntnry for
ho nt I'orllaiid, after the county
court had ronaldcrnl the raio.
HhertfT William II. Ilarnc will take
Ihn lnd to tlio lliMttullun, IMmouJ
ton' mother' whoronboul aro un
known, alio hntlUK arparated from tho
father nnd two children, ono of whom
I a tclrl about 18. omo year ko.
Tho lnd I In tho habit of commit-
tint; larceny of minor article, and I
nlo nrcuaed of cuttlnK a telephone,
wlru nrron the WimuI Itlver, about n
111II0 nbovo Fort Klamath. JudRO
William 8. Wnrden naked If ho had
been concerned In tho deal met Ion of
omo decoration on tho aehool at
Kort Klnmnth, hut no evidence wns
offered Hint he had.
Tlin Kdmondaoti formerly lived In
I'nrltnnd, hut ramo to Kort Klnmnth
about n enr and n hnlf nco, tho fath
ei holm; n farmer.
John I loan Ir inndo the Information
acalnat the lnd, the aenlor Kdmond
on tellliiK the court ho wlthed omo
dlapoaltlon made of tho bo)' cnae.
Klnmnth Kail fdun No.
1,247, 11. V. O. K. and all via-
HlnK brother. On- Monday
nlicht, January K, 1012. com-
luencInK nt 8 o'clock aharp, till-
toffl "Multiitn In I'nrvo" nrchc-
trn of Now York will render n
inimical program of excellence In
tho lllk' club rixmi. DnnrlnR
will follow tho concert. Your-
aolf and ladle aro Invited nnd
urKd not to rrtlm n rare treat.
No collection.
Kntertnlnment Commlttre.
12-21
a)
CLAMORING TITLE
TO BE QUIETED
IK At.TlOX TO AI.MV ITH l)IH
Tlltltl.Mi TKMUCNCT. KNTKHKI)
IX CIIICl'IT OOl'IlT, ACttJM
I'MHIIKH OIUKVT
Hkltlo Hay Hinlth. throuxh Attor
uey W. C. Hale of (Irant I'aaa, ha
brought an equity ault analnat the
Algoma Lumber company. She eek
to quiet title to a tract of land In
thu flat thli dde of Naylox.
did not Kcem to he Juatlflcd, nnd u
propoaltlou wn then made to tho hUh
mcIiooI board, which wn today grant-rd,
CU'HKH TI'IIMOMi IX
COUllT IIV HCTIKAMH
(Inltcd I'rcM Service
HANTA liAltllAltA, Calif.,, Jan. 12.
John Itech, on trial for tho murder
of hi babe owing to tho "high coat
of living," ac reamed and turmollcd
tint court room whllo hi counaol wn
mldreaalng tho Jury, Women were
pnnlck nlrlckcn. Three depittlr-j
finally overpowered him nftcr a hard
M niggle. Judge Crew ordered n re
rea. It I unlikely that the Jury wilt
get the cne before night.
COURTNEY'S MONEY
SOUGHT BY LAWYER
Itl'HNKM, CltAZY,
CAIItXH L'AUf.VM
CAI'ITAK I'fXIHIIMKXT MRTKII
MI-rrKH OUT AT HAX QtKXTIX
TO MAltK A. WII.KI.Xg FOK VKIt
XIK CAItMKX'H DKATII
1011 HKNT I -room modern house,
with range, cloao In. Enquire at
Klnmnth ntable. ll-6t
IIAXUKH, AKNKHTH
IIIH IX.X(N;KXCK
Hulled t'rrii ttnrvlcn
HAN QUENTIN. Jan. 12. Mark A.
Wilkin wa hanged nt 10:30 thl
morning. The body wn cut down
after 13 H minute. Hu protcated
hi Innocence of the murdcr'of Ver
nlo Carmen In Alameda until the laat.
IIHM'AKMK. mir.t' Illl'l-OMAT.
MAY UK t'ltAXCK'H rilKHIIIKXT
United I'rr 8rlc
I'AUIH. Jnn. 12. I'rcaldent Kal-
Here ha offered IKlrawo tho pre
miership, nrcordlng tn a Pari dli
pntrh, Oelcntmo U ronalderiliR the
offer.
)elrun will retnln tho foreign nf
fnlr portfolio hliuaolf I he turreed
In formltiK n cabinet.
XOTK'K TO II. A. M.
Klumntli Chnpter No. 3R, It. A. M.,
will confer the ltonl Arch degreo to
morrow ovenlng. YUltlng compan
ion welcomo.
AMBASSADOR BACON QUITS
FOR C0LLEGEJEL10WSHIP
"nlted Preaa BarvlM
1'AHIB. Jnu. 12. -Ambatwdor lla-
coti admitted ho had mailed hi resig
nation to I'roildcnt Tntt. lio will ac-
coVt the offer of a fellowship at Har
vard, aucceodlng tho IMo Judgo
Lowell,
(ItKMATK TIIK YOUXd,
HUY THK OltUKIl ONKH
ST. PETEnBDOia, Jan. 12. Im
perialist mutineer at Kuldjr, CblneM
Turkeatan, oro looting and killing, ac
cording to llcutor new agency,
Four hundred Manchua were mas
sacred, schools wero red, and 67
children cremated,
Coisackg aro guarding tbo Russian
consulate.
GRAIN GAMBLERS JUMPED
BY ARKANSAS SENATOR
Ha He Would IJkr lo He? (iamlOrrH
llrlrn rnim Xrw York Murk Kx
rlwngp nm Chriat lhwt the Money
nuMagrn rroan Ttawultt
United Pre 8enrle
WABIIINOTaV. D. C. Jan. 12
Senator Datla of Arkanaai, (peaking
In the aenate, denounced the cotton,
wheat and corn gambler, and said In
part:
"I want to see the gamblers of New
York drlrcn out of tho stock exchango
aa Chriat drove tho money changer
out of tbo teapk.
"Gaunt hunger and poverty italk
In tho very ihadow of tbo capital, and
tho bread lino almost reaches tho door
of tho senate chamber, but what caro
thu tariff baron."
Ho said 1,000 millionaires own S7
per cent of the wealth of tbo nation,
with John Rockefeller and hi six
hundred millions at their head. He
added:
"Can It be contended that Itockc
fellor made bl 1600,000,000 honest
ly, or thst any of tho other made
theirs honestly t I say NO!"
DUNBAR PUT ON
PROBATION WORK
TIIK CITY HLl'KltlNTKXDKXT OF
KC'IIOOIJi AI'I-OIXTKH IIY COfltT
AH OKKICKIt, O.N MAXXIXtTfi
KKCOMMKMIATIOX
Unlted 1'rcB Service
WASHINGTON, I), C Jnn, 12.
Frederick Cairns, nt Teheran, cabled
Congressman Sulzer that Husacll,
tho American minister In Persia-, "I
demented and Injuring causo" of
fourteen Americans at Teheran with
Shuster,
Ho asserted that Russell Is fight
ing Americans' claims against the
Persian government for salaries and
traveling expense. Ho asks congress
to aid them.
TAIUFF NOT All!
TO STKKIi MAKERS
HTItlKKItM t'l,AKII WITH POUCK
AMI MANY OF TIIKM IXJt'ltKII
I.AWIIKNCK, Mass., Jan. 13.
Scores ero Injured and many arrested
when soxeral thousand mill atrlker
clashed with the police reserve hero
today.
CITY SCHOLARS
IN MANUAL WORK
IIOl'H IN AFTKIIXOON WITH HIQH
HCIIOOI, KOVIPMRNT IS AR
ItAXOKMKNT FOH XKXT 8BMES.
TKIt
Arrangement were made thla af
ternoon by the city school board with
tho county high school board, where
by the pupils of the Seventh and tho
Klghth grades of the city school are
to bo given domestic science and man
ual training In tho high school. The
city pupils are to havo one hour In
tho afternoons after tho closo of the
high school, nnd tho extra expense for
tho Instructor and material Is to bo
born by the city school board.
Tbo Seventh nnd Eighth grade pu
pils are to begin their Instructions a
week from Monday, the beginning of
tho now semestor. City School Su
perintendent R, H, Dunbar haa been
anxious for some time to add manual
training to tho Instructions for the
oldor pupils of his schools, but a sep
arate equipment and machinery for
the pupils of Just these two grades
City Superintendent of School
Roselt H. Dunbar ha been appointed
probation officer of Klamath county
by the county court on tho recom
mendation of County Attorney Horace
M. Manning. The law provide for
! mu M,JIUtMml, tf & 4
to lie on salary, but to recclro fees In
certain case.
When ho wa approached on the
matter Mr. Dunbar cheerfully ex
pressed himself as willing to do any
thing ho could to better conditions
anion;; the josmg people, and help tho
county In this direction. The neces
sary paver will bo drawn up by the
county attorney, and tho proper sig
natures attached to them to appoint
Mr. Dunbar to act.
Ills iosltlon, as Mr. Msnnlng says.
puts him directly In touch with n
largo number of )oung people, there
foro fitting him for tho position.
liAlltl) OF HKIIVO HAVH IIIHHOLl'.
TION OF Ttll'HT WOULD XOT
LK8HKX PIUCK. OXIA COVFJIX
MKXT IIKGI'LATIOX
United Press Service
WASHINGTON, D, C, Jan. 12.
Carnegie today reiterated that the
tariff couldn't affect tho price of steel.
Ho said:
"America makes more steel than
tho rest of the world. Tou legislators
needn't bother about protecting
steel."
He admitted that law must prevent
excessive prices. He declared he
didn't favor strengthening the Sher
man law to hasten tbo dissolution of
corporations. Asked It dissolution
of tbo steel rtust would reduce the
price of steel, he said It would not
only government regulations would
rfn that.
FOR DIVORCED WIFE
COURT I.XIHCAT1M THAT
WHKRKWITHAI. MUST
WtTHIX TEX DATS, OK
FOR COURTXKT
JAIL
HIGH WIND A1IM FlltK IN
HALIFAX ZKHO WEATHE
'batted Press Berrte
HAI.IPAV, N. 8.. Jan. 12. A half
million dollars loss as caused by Ore
In tho business section of this city to
day. Soldiers from tho garrison aid
ed tho firemen. A high wind blew,
and Ore brands wero blown through
the city. The fire started at 3 o'clock
thl morning, In xero weather.
TIIK KI.KCTIOX IH Ql'IKT,
HIT VOTK VKKY HEAVY
United Prc Servlro
IlKltMN, Jnn. 12 Dnllotlng In the
relchstag election I quiet, the govern
ment holding several Infantry and
cavalry and police reservca to prevent
trouble. Tho palace guard Is dou
bled. The voting Is tho heaviest In
years especially among socialists.
HARMON'S OFENIG GON
IS FIRED AT CHICAGO
United Press Bertie
CHICAGO. Jan. 12. Judge liar-
mou spoke at the Iroquois Club lunch
con nnd openod tho Western cam
paign, Harmon outlined Ohio re
forms and urged they be made na
tional, 1
NKIXXKII AI4YK, AUK
THK QUKVKIiKSS ONES
United Press Servlrn
TIENTSIN. Jan. 12. Lanohow
roporta that tho Imperialists aro guil
ty of hideous brutalities there
Queuoless Chinese wero massacred.
Rebel officers accused of Inspiring
tho revolt of the Imperial soldiers,
were skinned allvo. Their friends
Their friends were compelled to wit
ness tho terrible glfM.
DOCTOR IS GUILTY OF
KILLIXG YOUNG GIRL
United Press Service
SACRAMENTO. Jan. 12. Dr. J. 8.
Herndon pleaded guilty of causing
the death of 16-year-old Anna Retdl
by a criminal operation. Four years
in Folsom was his sentence.
HESSIG IS MADE
PEACE JUSTICE
REMOVAL FROM KLAMATH COUX
TY OF C. C. JACKSON MAKES
NEW MAN NEEDED IV WOOD
HIVER PKECIXCT
On petition of a largo number of
the residents of Fort Klamath, the
county court today appointed John
Hesstg as Justice of the peace for
Wood River precinct, to All the va
cancy caused by the removal of C. C.
Jackson from the county. Mr, lies
slg will serve until after the elec
tion. Mr. Ilcsiig was in tbo city to
day, and was seen gathering a tow
la-w point from County Attorney
Manning for use In his new office.
ODD FELLOWS TONIGHT
Attorney C. C. Brower, rsiuessnl
Ing Mrs. Pearl M. Courtney, recently
divorced from Ssmnel M. Coertaey,
had the latter In circuit court before
Judge Henry L. Benson this morning
in an effort to segregate from Ceert
ney some money which might be ap
plied as aa Installment on the til
Judgment for the support of the two
minor children.
Courtney was put on the stead, aad
the line of questioning which was pat
by Attorney Brower indicated that
Courtney had made assertions to the
effect that Mrs. Courtney was folag
to rnn away with Charles Rowan,
When Mrs. Courtney was pat est the
stand she testlled that she hast In
tended, when she went to ft ft na nan
some time since, to stay there Mi
work all winter.
"Since the divorce was granted I
havo not had conversations with Mr.
Courtney at any time save when
someone else was la the room." she
said. "I would not be alone with Mm
under any circumstances. At one
time when he spoke to me he said he
supposed that now I bad tho dtroree
ho guessed I heard from Charley
Rowan all the time. He said he sap
rosed I 'got a letter from him every
day. I told him that It waa not tree,
and tbat I had not heard from Mr.
Rowan In any manner for ten or
twelve days."
Mr. Courtney tsetlSei that she
had bought far one ef the Mttte ban
a pair or shoes; baytag'uem at tie
Golden Rnle store for ft, and pay
ing for them ont of her own money.
Sho said she had a purchase slip t
show for them.
Attorney Brower meres the start
that the defendant be made to pay
1100 nt least on the Judgment wKhu
fifteen dsys. Jndge Benson ssade the
time less by saying that he woaM
order tbat the defendant pay on the
Judgment within ten dare the pro
ceeds of the sale of some property at
Unldendale. Wash., to M. M. Warner,
or else commit him to Jail.
Earlier In. the week supplementary
proceedings with a view to parting
Courtney from some of hie assets
were had In court, nt which time the
man appeared with 113.10. Theeoart
ordered 113 to be paid to the offiee of
County Clerk Charles R. De Lap, and
rermltted Courtney to retain the
tenth part of a dollar.
.NEWSPAPER MAX OX
THK ASYLUM HOARD
United Press Service
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 12. Gover
nor Johnson appointed John 8. Cham
bers, a newspaper roan, to the board
of directors of the Napa asylum, to
succeed Rlchatd Belcher.
WILL SLEUTH FRANKLIN
ADMIT HK IS GUILTY?
United Prese Service
LOS ANQELES, Jan. II. "I hare
not changed my position, and haro
no reason to suppose I shall," said
Klamath Lodge No. 137, 1. O. O. F Detective Franklin, hen asked aa to
win hold their regular meeting to- the truth of the report that he would
night. Five new members will be In- plead guilty to charges of bribing the
structed In tho initiatory degree, and McNamara Jurors. Frnaklln declared
n good attondence Is desired. he would Sght the case to a Salsh.
Negro Charged With Arson Skips As
Soon As Bend Money Is Refunded
C. D. Fr&tler, a negro, charged
with arson In the burning of the tent
of a colored woman on Sixth street
some months ago, who was allowed to
have his liberty on his own recog
nisance, has left the city. "
At first his bond wss put at f 1,000,
which be could not raise. Then It
waa fixed at $800, which he furnish
ed In cash.
Later the money waa refunded to
him and bo Immediately took advaat
age of the opportunity and ma
tracks for other parts.
For a time after he waa liberated
he acted as porter in a Main street
barbershop.
Some people who knew hint main
tain that he I from British Oalaaa.
He wns indicted by the'taat grand
Jury, of which Maries) Hanks. prest
dent of the board of etty eenneM, was
foreman. 1
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