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KLAMATH FALLH, OREGON, FIIIOAV, JANUAIIY 1M, ISIS
fVsJl'tjawl
WILKINS AGAINST
WASTE BY COUNCIL
IS AFTER ECONOMY
HHKN IT PIMiM'CHH UOOI,M)V
KIIXMKYr, ANM IK WW OP
IIMiKIl l COMMIHHION FORM
(IK .MiMIMHTIIATION
Colonel M 0 Wllklns. member of
council from Iho First ' ''' '
morning that tho reason tito council
irll a star chamber aeaalou oil tint
proio'd new charter we lht Ihn
rouncll unable to control Ida
Bia"'t.
"The Chronicle especially believe
(bat nothing 'I'" rouucll il(Mi la
lllht," lit declared, "W mil tngelli
rr a the hope that whatever work n
hii lu ilu In the charter mailer rati
tofd llli morn favor wIkii It romea
More In regular acaalon than If
II all fniiKlit out In Urn ordinary
sealooa.
"It's a tHI) lianl tsak In get all
tht men on Iho council to sgroo. It
It harder in gel ten mini lo bo of tlio
am mind than It la lo get flo,
glara Iho city took In morn wards ami
ait hid more councilman, thn dim
collf u( Mtlifjllig Ilia hoard la made
water.
"You tako five good men and lt
Ihtm manngu Iho affair of thn city aa
lh would their own business, and It
III h found imlcr to gel them to mi
thine In tho Minn light than II doc
twin, that number, We thoniht that
a quid little meeting lo talk over
tatrtcr ruattora without publicity
OHM ho a arnilhla tlitnar. and w bid
ll Mr. Whlto aa not wllh ua. Ho
vta Invited, but did not rama, al
tkoach tho opportunity waa given
aim, Ho la oppoard lo moat every
thlac Iho council dora, In fart. Ho
U trry itronit for Ibn rommlaalon
form of government, and dooa nut be
IUv In anything pI.
"I am nut uoaed to Ibn commla
ilon form of government; In' fart, I
ouM fator any form of government
ihlf'i would save thn taxpayer mon
1 All these niienaetf of Ihn rlty
coli to ho Incurred with ram and
oBiMcratlon, Them's no qiioatlnn
u st Ihoro haa been Attravaaanre
f lad ( In tom thing. Them aro
i t at many branches which ought
lo I lopped off,
"lali UilhK of condemning Iho
'oubcII by whnlsalo I. hardly a Juat
"i Jiccnt rouraw, There aro turn on
cauncll who aro aa vitally Inter
ned In tho welfare of tho city aa
in. and whu wiah to act In ao
rtlt nc. with that Interval. Tho
nrcnlclo complain, that thcro aro
"nr ury weak spots la thn rouu.
II. end rail attention to iho mom.
r from tho Kir.l ward (Wllklna
Alford) aa being particularly
! In ability to com. with tholr
'"Ilea. Ilowrtrr, they are property
''i"T. and with m much a anybody
" o tho city ko nhrad on an w
"oailfal ba.it. Tl0 mvn fro, ,m) Hpfl.
ojd ward (Crlalrr nnd K0dor( aw
'o larxo rnH-rly holder, and a all
fiponara roim. out of tho pockets
'' " tip).r, roly thoao imui
"ot n,l1"' o anylhlnn which
'MM ercn Mtnttly cauao them
l Mtra Mpenao.
. 'Tl!? m,,, ,nfn hro aro on Iho
ik.. ... " " '""" ,,M,ro ro
m l 'workrd.' know that
!?? of ',",,, ' bN.n 'worked' for
alVk?' . nt "'"" hero
MM then, will ,0 contena wUhi
nun. V "''" r,)' WB,or l'l" lrP
'""ijlrcgnrd that aa a Reed deal
' wuff, aill ,, nol hnk t w
W n tho rlty Kottlnaj a water aup.
i.0'1 tan.luiU ha had Iho of.
" T,' rompany haa no fran-
Governor Glasscock' Sees Teddy,
h Lunch, Also
fotTn l'fllflpatod In an Import
I nfert,nf0 wUh aomoor aM-.
,n""' logical candidate.
oltL.Tl'C.,, wlth nWYH. latar
aZ " wlt" h,m ,wru'.
"vernor aiamcook refuted to talk.
chlan, nlthouxli It la trim that thn rlty
holda llu.OOO of tlm comimny'a
liotida 'llitno nru nil tho bonila that
llmrit urn, Tho illy Kitvn tho lompnny
llu.oou In moiiK) to ln it Kt on
It frot, Hint took Iho lunula In llmi of
Ihn loiin. Tho roat of tlm romiiany'a
rniltnlltalloii la In atork. If tho wn.
Ir lomiiany wrro to no to amaab ibi.
illy would loon thn 110,000.
"Hut Iho bluff toward n rllf wnlxr
aiiiiply haa It la truv, nut thn rlty
probably ND0 to 11,000, mid cit
Inlnl) haa burn worth aomcthlng to
tho illy, aa It haa put aomn i-norgy
lulu Ihn rompauy toward dolnir khih
thing to bttcr Ihn aupply that tho
pwiplrt aro living funilahnd,
"Tho now charter will contain a
good ninny thlnga that thn old ono
haa. I, for imp. bolloro that thn old
rhartor la aa aolld ua a rock, How
nrfr, wo aro going abin.l to e,t a nm
o. brllovo that It will fit thn
cllj'i boml limit nt about ir.00,000."
Tho prraont i hat tor fiira tho bond
limit at ll&n.flOO, uulll thn Hiiula
lion rracboa 7,000, when tho bond
limit may liu Inrrraaixl to 1100 000
pianos to vmjm us
no imoiscEur vision
IIuii.Ii of llliM'aalilonrtl H.iurv n.-
Hill llr Itlnl Klfly Km Hlgli ami
Ttrli Aillrd (or rUllflralloai of
Itralrra I'.HItrnlloM
ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. Jfl. More
than 300 old uaru grand planoa will
go up In amokn hero during tlio ron
vrntlon of tho National I'lano IKal.
rra Aaaorlatlon In May.
Tho Inatrumrnt will to ahlpped
from all parta of the country, placed
In a heap fitly 'fool high on Ihn edge
of the mradowa, and Iho torch will
bo applied.
ri.t'HM MAX Til IIKATII AXI
YVAI.KN Mll.rJ Til NI'IIIIKMIKII
'lulled I'reaa fUrflca
r'HKrtNO. Jan. :&. Joarph K. Ma.
rla (,'orplo. Jallrd aa tho murderer of
Marcel Marino, whom ho aA) ho
killed with n club two dna ago at
Wood Camp near Mcdota, claim that
Marino attempted to kill bint with a
ahotgtin. Ho walked In to aurrender.
DIXON OF OLENE
FOR ASSESSOR
WKI.I. KNOWN' VUVSU MAN AV-
TKII I.KKH l'ia; AMI IIIHIIOI
MAV HTItlVK Tt HIXT'KKU
KHKItlrK IIAItNM
sawwaaaiiB
Hamuel Dlion. tho well known
young Olvno ranchor, ba decided that
bo will run for aaaoaaor of Klamath
county on tho llopubllcan ticket. Ho
will upHo Captain J. I. lo, the
nri-Mtii aaaeaaor. who I a democrat,
nnd ha determined to aeok another
term. Mr. Dlion la an nld'realdont
of thla county, and a member of a
family which haa been Identified with
local hlatory. Ho expect to make an
nggreaalvo canvaa, and atlr up a good
pllo of vote, No other candldato but
tho two named hnvo na yet been ro
corded authentically.
n. Rt. floorao lllahoti la atlll In tho
city from hla homeatoad on Upper
Klamath Lake, and aya ho may run
for aherlrT If bo find tho iltuatlon at.
Quiet Conference
it I ronortod that ho Baked tho Col
onol to tell him and Ave other iov
ernora whethor ho would accopt the
nomination If It woro tondored him.
Tho boat and latest mualo at tho
White Pelican Orcheatra'a dance Bat.
urday.
trnitlvn. It la uclluvi-d among ninny
of Iho political algn wntrhorM Hint ho
ilum an lonalilor It, mid will bonmong
Ihn mat iiihI foremoat In tlm arrnp,
which la proinlavd to ho ono of Iho
moat Joyful nnd alluring ovor aton In
KmmMli co ii nly.
ANttTIIKH HAND CONOKIIT
Tlm progrnm fur tho band concert
not Hunday nt'2:30 p, m, at tho
puvlllon, followa;
March, "l.oynl Amorlcana. King.
Hvloctlon "Woodland." I.udcra.
Kntr Aclo. "Iliiwltchlng Hinuty."
I.nuri'iiilciiu,
"flypalnna" Wnltim. Bangtcr.
Hiimorrako, (Jvorak,
Modloy of Hoiithorn Plantation
Hough,
"War Bpnnglcd Hannor."
FIGHT HOME RULE OBJECT
OF MANITOBA 0RAN6EMEH
roller! S.VMMI at Uraml lln Meet.
lug Whlili la lo llr I'mtl fur Hall
and Mivakrr In Work lo He IHuh
In r.'ngUnd
WINNII'KO, Mnnlloba, Jan. :.
Uraiigemen In Manitoba Imro a fund
of .'., 000 with which to fight homo
rule. Tho onion tit waa collected laat
Match nt their grnnd lodge, nnd will
be iia.il lo defray tho roat of k hall
nnd aenkera In Kiigland,
DEBATE TONIGHT
JACKMON AMI KI.AMATII tL'XT-
TK.IMH Wll.l. OIMI'I.TK Hilt
IIIIMHtN IN IIIHHIXT1M1 TAItlKF
IHMirK
Tbl I the night for the friend of
tho high achoola pupil and all other
who arn Intereated In public apeaklng
lo attend tho opera bnyao nnd llaten
to reatotia, pro and con, relative to
whether thla government abould lean
toward freo trade or atay by a pro.
tecllre tariff.
Tho vliltor will arguo for a ten
dency to nen porta, while tho local
apeakera will apeak for protection.
The vlaltlng team canio In yeater-
dar from Aahlaud, and ronaltt of J.
V. Mowatt, Vernon llluo and Walker
Thorn. Tho team la accompanied by
It coach, I'rofeaaar I.. K. Moore, nnd
repreaenta Jnckmin county tonight In
an effort to overthrow iho brat effort
of the Klamath County high achool
team. Tho local debater will bo
Klorenro Short, Korreat I'ell and Kd
win Cox. There la great local Inter
rat In Iho debate, and II I naaured
that Iho opera houao will bo crowded.
IIAIU.KV WANTS NIK8IIIKNCY
CliAIM HII.IXIWKIW UP TAFT
ilelted Prcao Service
HT. lAKIS. Jon. !5. Taftltoa do.
clnro that (.ovrninr Hadley I trlng
to creato it alluatlon leading lo Ills
own prcildenllal nomination, They
chnrgu him with breach of faith.
They My Iho lladloylto think
Itooaovell, reallalng that ho cannot
get the nomination, will mipport Had
ley.
HUSBAND'S "WICKEOEYES"
CAUSE WOMITS HYSTERIA
NMikMii "Hplnater llrlde" Aaklnjt Loa
Augjale Judge for (luardlaa, Ap
Mala to He Kepi at lllalanee fnwi
Hrldegrooat
I,OB ANQKI.KS. Jan. 2fl. -Mr.
Mamarel Armstrong Howell, tho Bpol
kwto "aplnator brldo," la rerovorlng
from hyatorlu which aoitiMi tier wnen
brought face to fuco with her buil
band In Judgo Hlvea' court, whero aho
I petitioning for a guardian.
"Ob. aland botweeu mo and that
awful man!" aha cried to her attor
ney when Ilowoll appeared.
Bho then (ratified that aho had not
menanlaod that Howell had "wicked
oyea" while ho waa Importuning her
to marry him. "Hut I do now, ane
cried.. "Oh, Ldo now I"
Womon frlondt took chTgo of Mri.
Howell at tho concluilon of tho ae
Ion, and took hor to their home.
HIGH
SHEARS
DEMURRER
GOD
COURT SUSTAINS
CIM.TIT JUIKfK IIKNHON IIKTKR.
.MIM-M THAT I.KAHK OK AIIV
WITH I.IHKKV IMII NOT HUP
I'OIIT CliAIM
Judgo Henry I. ,Ilenon thla after
noon, In the caso, of Abel Ady v.
Aligutl l.lnkey. sualolneil tho demur.
icr rntered by Attorney J. C. Itutcnlc
nnd J. 8. Kent, to'tho leaao Involved
In tho caav. Adylaued by Attorney
John Irwin for f 9,kco, claiming thnt
ho wn to hnvo the econd alfalfa
rrop for seed, but tho dfondant'a at
torne)tf demurred' that thcro waa
nothing In tho leaao to uport the
claim mnde. That tcctlon of the leaae
rend a follewa:
"Thn lesaeo na a rental and In ron
elilerntlon of tho foregoing, promlaea
nnd ngrre to turn over, at tho proper
time, enrb harvest, to Mild Iranor, ono
fourth of all crop ralaed on anld land
with the exception of audi part of tho
aeroud rrop of alfalfa n may he ae
Ircted for eed, which ortlon the
liMor I to cut and harvcat at hla
own expenae, tho balance of rich
rrop na nro rnlaed(on aald land dur
ing mid term to bo tho property of
the leaaee; Iho leaaeo lo rlenr not to
exceed fifteen acre now In br'uah on
aald land, and to plow, ned and har
cat nil tlllahto land In a good nnd
hiiabandllko manner, and to commit
no atrip or waato of aald premlata."
Judgo llcnaon wroto thla opinion
"Tho contenllaa.of plaintiff I that
language of the lease, that when ao
selected, cut nnd harvested tho pro
duct la to bo the property of tho less
or. This the court cannot do without
rending Into the lento languago that
Is not there. It follows that tho do-
miirrer must be sutatned."
ELKS WILL MASK
AND MAKE MERRY
ritOIJC TONIGHT AT PAVIIJON
I'ltOMIHKM TO IIK GHKAT KVKXT
Hilt MKMHKHH AND TIIKIIt
h:misimtv
IVmlgbt tho Klka lodgo of Ibis city
will celebrntv by giving n mask ball
le tho pavilion, nt which a largo nt-
tendunro Is expected. There are
promised aomo unliuo .roatumes and
n generally salubrious tlmo tor all .In
uttendauce, but, hearken, It la only
for Klk nnd their wives and awcot
hearts, mid not for Iho rank and Die.
Tho uffnlr will bo sort of In tho na
turo of an added celobratlon of the
furl that tho Klka aro now free from
debt, nnd run cavort and frltk with
out danger of causing frowns from
creditors. It will bo aomo accaslon,
bo usaured from this foullloton.
CONFESSION REPUDIATED
BY SARTORIAL FIREBUG
He's In Hospital Now, and Declares
That He IKk-n Not llemewber Male
lug Kuril Aikiiowledtrweat Olvt
Naive Itenaon (or BairMo AttMt
SAN PHANCI8CO, Jan. 16. Now
denying absolutely that he la guilty
of araon, David Abrams, the tailor
who confessed to firing the Broadway
flats, (or which crime Mrs. Nettle
Rouda waa at first arretted, haa re
nounced that coufesslon. Abnuaa la
In the Bmergoncy hospital.
"I don't remember making or alga
Ing any confession," Abrama declared.
"If I did I waa not la my right eeaees.
ho Is entlMssUajgajaaaatiro aocond cut
ting aiBatilHlfce term of the
leoar. It Hftr plaintiff that
ho It raappppHkfourth the
crop of haliPPPpWat recover tho
saiiio by aatillKtrln, unlea It
appear In ;Vf that uch
haa been afjE'j
follotjiillBlKit tho court,
lu order taJIIIIRalntlira com
plaint, muatHa the written
lease that MaHia aatltled ,to
Ihn entire saaaNilHlalsBlfa. umn
notice hla'aPPPHhktreof.
"Tho court tMHaV find from tho
I attempted to tako my llfo limply be
en ti an I hnvo thought of aulclde for
aomo tlrno."
Mr. Itouda I conaultlng her at-
lorneya with a view to bringing ult
for damagca ngalnat the city for false
nrrrat and Imprisonment.
Do you over hear of a city which
had used tho commission form of
government which did not find It far
superior to tho ordinary, old-fashion
td kind of ndmlnlatratlonT It' aim
ply the proposition of tho laborer be
ing worthy of his hire, and being able
to ongaga tho right sort of men to
glvo AM. their tlmo to tho city's bust-
ricfis.
McNMMRJl CHECK BOON
WANTED BY GRIND JURY
ttorney for Convict, However, lie.
lares Thai If Compelled to lr-Mtnrr
ll He Will He Vlclntln Profet-lon-
al ronfldenrv with Ananlilal
United Press Service
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 2C Argu
ments In Federal Judgo Anderson's
court on ItBfppaporl'a petition to quash
tho grand Jury subpoena ordering him
to produce John McNamara's check
book, Ilappaport declared that If he
produced tho book ho violated his
professional confidence.
Judgo Anderson ordered Kappa
port to produco tho checkbook.
BARNES RETURNS
FROM PORTLAND
MIKItlt'K HAVH INVOCATION OF
COMMIHHION OF l"OIJCK CHIKF
AS IIKPtTV HIIKIHFF WAH
FUIKMII.Y
Sheriff William D. Barnes has re
turned from a trip to Portland, whith
er bo went with a couplo of prisoners.
Whllo bo was away be looked around
tho' Paget Bound country some.
In regard to tho revocation of the
deputy sheriff's commission held by
Chief of Police Samuel L.. Walker,
which the chief has" held ever since
the sheriff took office, almost four
jcara ago, the sheriff (ays the propo
sition waa a perfectly friendly one.
"When Walker became chief of po
lice I thought It was proper to sep
arata tho two offices absolutely, and
for that reason took the action," said
tho sheriff. "It seemed to mo better
to have, tho two offices work distinctly.
without possibility of entanglement.
It might be poaslbto for something to
come up which would get tho two
mixed, and that's what I desired to
avoid. All Is friendly between us,
nnd thcro Is no friction whatever."
Chief Walker, when asked about
tho matter, was unablo to glvo any
reason why hla tenure of office should
liavu been terminated by tho sheriff.
Professor Parker of Columbia and
uuotber parly havo sailed from Seat
tle for Alaska to organize an expedi
tion to try to acnlo Ml. McKlnley.
At Now York the state athletic
rommlaalon this afternoon suspended
Abe Attel (or sis month (or (aklng a
fight with "Knockout" Drown.
REBELS Gill WHEN
CELESTIALS CLASH
Many Hellevo Sun Vat Sen Waa Bab.
aJdltetl, and lay Failure of Peace
Negotiations to Ills WUIIagara lo
Herd Those After Concessions
United Presa Service
SHAN'OKAI, Jan. 56. Today tho
ropubllrnna moved against tho Pokln
column en route northward from
Shantung. They encourtered tho Im
perialists midway between Nanking
and Tientsin.
In n desperato claah the Imperial
1st .machine guns raked the rebel,
who routed tho Imperialists, never
theless.
Fuchang tolegrapba that the mala
section of tho rebel army had started,
with Qenerad Ll Yuan Hung com
mamilug. It la plentifully euuplled
with ammunition and artillery.
Hur Standard Oil BubsldsaQl
The Shanghai Qatette charge the
ELKS, TREE OF DEBT,
HOLD CELEBRATION
Standard Oil and othor concession
seekers with being rcaponalblo for the
failure of pcaco negotiations.
As a result It Is feared thnt Iho for
elgn sentiment 1 Intensified.
Many think Or. Sun heeded the
men wanting concession.
It la understood that International
financiers. Including Standard Oil,
contributed to Sun's expenses, and
that ho stood pat as a result of their
Influence
M'ltMKH HTII.fi IN BONDAGE,
IIKHPITK ITAI.VH PIIOMIHE8
United Pre Service
HOME, Jan. 2S. The twenty-ntno
nurses for tho Turks were not re
leased, despite the Italian promise.
Tho French ambassador, Harrtrere
conferred this afternoon with Pre
mier Glolettl and tho foreign minis
ter at Sangulllnno. An amicable set
tlement Is expected.
Remember tho dance at Houaton "a
opera house Saturday night. Music
by Whlto Pelican archestra.
Band Concert at Pavilion, Sunday
afternoon at 2:30.
HOLD OP WAS JOKE THOSE
GUILTY, ItM FOUND SAY
Young Men Who Itobbed Cafe Aro
Just Oat of Their Trena, Have Fua
In a lnlo,ae Manner, and Aro Freed
a Maklag llrstllaUon
HUNTINGTON. Ore.. Jan. S6.The
men found guilty of holding op the
Oregon cafe In thla city have been lo
cated by the oasclabL
They were (onnd to be two local
young men Jutt out of their teens.
One of them had Juat established a
small business. Paat oft He
was found In their.
They claim It
consideration ot the'
there It to be no pi
Blllv Dclaner. famous Drlteacbt
nromoter. who brouaht out Jeffries.
died Wednesday night at Oakland of
liver trouble He slept away after
being 111 for weeks.
PLUMB TO LEAVE
MAN WHO WAS SKVEREMT ILL
WITH HLOOD POISONING, HE.
COVKH8 SUFFICIENTLY TO
MAKE TRIP
C. O. Plumb, who has been recuper-
ntlng from blood polaoulng resulting
from being struck by a piece ot wood
when he was working at the Lost
River dam, expects to leave tonight
with his brother tor Macdocl, Calif.,
near which place hla brother Uvea.
Mr. Plumb waa at one time In a
dangerous condition, and bis recovery
was largely due to the effort of Dr.
I.eo W. CMlton and Miss K. L. Mo
Grath, his nurse.
Federal Judge Hough at New York
dismissed the writ ot habeas corpua
that attorney Oeorge Gordon Battle
secured to hare John McNamara, the
New Westminster bank robber, ad
milled to ball, pending final dltpoal
Hon ot hla case.
Gaby Deslys Weds
After Casting
United Pre Bervtoa
NEW YORK, Jan. 10. Oe'by Dss
lys cabled to theatrical Meads (rem
Londen:
"Married Harry Pllcer tbla mora?
Ing. Am very happy." .
Plleer 1? aa ex-memher ot the Wea-
BBMalOB.
tr"
) Joke, and In
PMatiLltosjkttt
WITH
BROTHER
LODGE ROOM PACKED
WITH MEMBERS WHO OA1
to wrrxHss cnuBtoNT of
llt'RNINO XOTBB WHICH SYMV
ItOLIZED OBLIGATION
Last night was a great event bs the
history of the Elka Lodge of Klaaaatk
Falls, It being the time set for the
celebration of the paying off of the
Indebtedness of the lodge, due to In
stallation expense, and the burning
of the note. The entire lodge room
wss literally packed with members of
the order and visiting brothers, all
Imbued with a feeling of pride and
gladness to be able to annoanee to tho
world that the Elka of Klamath Fella
had made good and bad been able In
tho short space of sla months to wine
out overy cent of Indebtedness caused
by the Instituting and organisation of
the lodge. The members are also
proud of the fact that they hare am
exceptionally comfortable home that
1 open every day and evening of the
week for tho enjoyment and social In
tercourse of all Elka.
Klamath Lodge No. 1247 waa Insti
tuted on June 26, 111. with 74 char
ter members. Today the lodge has
IB ft lire, hustling, enthusiastic meat-
bers, with new classes being taken In
every weekly meeting.
Exalted Ruler E. B. Hall, after the
regular buslnees ot the lodge, ex
plained to the members In a short ad
dress how the money had been raised
for Instituting Klamath Lodge No.
1247, and told of some ot the early
difficulties which were overcome by
the charter members. He fare a
plain, personal talk to the IndlrMsml
member, of the local lodge, and et
llned a policy which he advised them
to follow In the future. Now that the
necessary Indebtedness of organising
the lodge had Besrn'mlBWoWhYW
lleved they ihoald par for everything
a they went along, aad keen oat of
debt. -- -
After the finish of his talk the i
r.iony of burning the redeemed notes
was carried out, and was oHctated In
by the tour principal oflcera of the
lodge. Exalted Ruler Hall, Esteemed
Leading Knight W. H. Dolbeer, Es
teemed Loyal Knight Hunter BaTtdge
and Esteemed Letcurlng Knight Chat.
Roberts, each bearing a f 500 Bote,
marched from their several stations
to the center ot the room, meeting at
tho altar, where they placed the paper
on n metal tray. When the match
waa applied by the exalted ruler every
Elk In the room was on hla feet, and
amid cheers aad rejoicing, watched
until the laat flicker ot the tames pro
claimed that the mortal remains o'
the debt of Klamath Lodge No. 1147
waa no more. Later la the erealag
the ashes were taken la charge by
Coroner Whttlock, aad will be prop
erly sealed In a glass Jar aad kept as
a reminder to the members ot the
ctrly history of the lodge.
In the absence of Judge Henry L.
Ponton, who waa to hare addressed
tho meeting. Chas. J. Fergnson was
called upon and gave a short history
of the lodge, la which he told of the
struggles and hardships oversea by
the small band of Elka who first eon
celved the Idea ot rounding up the
stray "Bill" la aa orgaalaatloa,
which, when Klamath rails weald
reach the proper also, would be the
nucleua ot an Elks Lodge. The Aat
lera Club waa the result, and meattoa
waa made of the mlsaaderstaadlag
among outsiders ot the real purpose
nnd principles ot Elkdom. Even after
Klamath Fall reached auflleleat pop
ulation to secure a charter. It was ast
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athletic daaoer.
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ried in London. They are aew est
route to Paris. Gaby Is, a Freaek stat
er aad dancer who led King Maaaet
of Portugal a merry naee, aad
og the Ureas.
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