l:fa -ii f -, MREVELT MO BRYAN II AKIHOST ACTIVE la Baker Nrifaboriiood Vbllowcm of Other Politic! Sachems Seem Fair. ly'OHMctf, Ftgwratircly, Aeconllog to Straw Ballot United Preti Serflce BAKEK, Ore., Feb. 9. According to a straw ballot conducted by the Baker Herald, Hoosevclt and Uryan upportere are more active In tlili aectlOD ot KJaitcrn Oregon thnu tliu follower ot cither La Pollctte, Tntl, Wilson. Harmon or Clark. Roosevelt got "76 votes, while Ui Follette got but 2G2, and Tnft 77, as the republican choice hero (or presi dent. Democrats gvro Bryan 257, Wilson 174, Clark 57 and Harmon 22. With Bryan and Hoosevclt eliminat ed, It wm stated that La Follette and Wilson would haro led the tickets by an orerwhelmtng vote. RRGAINB SIGHT, HLT DIES AMIOST LMMKDIATKLY Aged Man, Wind for Right Year, Passes Away Few Hours After Kite, lty b Reatoml In Answer to III Repeated tapfdlcatloM. MALDKN, Mass.. Feb. . After his eyesight had .been. miraculously re. stored eight year from tho tlmo ho became blind, Mortimer. Harrington, 75 years of age died here. For weeks Harrington prayed al most continuously that he might see the members ot his family before he died. A few hours beforo his death ha suddenly sat up In bed and cried: "I see! I see!" The family gathered around, and one by one tho dying man recognltcd the lored ones. TAFT8 BORDER POWER MAY soox ne much increased Legtasatloa Proponed to Giro Nation's Kxeratlre More Authority to Pro tect Cltlseas Living Along Texas. Mexico Uae WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 9. Legislation to giro to the president added power to protect Americans along the Mexican border, In case ot another Mexican outbreak. Is to be Introduced In the house soon by mem.l ben of the foreign affairs committee. Representative Foster Is formulat- partmat aa to the powers that should w ..w . . be given the executive bead of the de parts! eat. Representative Smith ot Texas to day urged the passago of his resolu tion to Instruct the state department to press claims of Americans at El Paso and Douglas who were Injured or suffered loss on American soil from stray bullets from the battles of Jau nt and Agua Prleta. McKialey Taft'a Manager WASHINGTON, D. C.,Fb. 9. Taft managers predict that Taft will be nominated by getting S00 rotes. Congressman McKlnley from Illinois was chosen Taft's manager. Ho con ferred with Secretary Hllks and Sen ator Crane preparatory to opening Taft headquarters. If Toft Is re nominated McKlnley will be national chairman. HABEAS WRIT FOR TIMOTHY IS FILED BY HIS LAWYER United Press "rvict. REDWOOD CITY. Calif., Feb. 9. Attorney Mansfield for Chauffeur Timothy filed a habeas corpus peti tion with Superior Judge Buck. It Is returnable tomorrow. It charges that Timothy Is held for tho Mooro mur der "without reasonable or probable cause." SOLDIER OF FORTUNE LET OUT AS MILITARY ADVISER nivrenuuuig rumr is lormuiai-i --- -- Ing proposed laws that will meet tho,menU adP,Cl1 ' tt" railroads, and Ttow of the nresident and ! rt. whIch wn hecotno effective Feb- United Pre Seme SHANGHAI, Feb. 9. Because of unofficial protests by England, Japan has announced that Lieutenant Gen eral Homer Lee, the American soldier of fortune, has been deposed as chief military adviser to the republican leader. Lee said be believed England and Japan had a plan to partition China. He formerly lived In Loa Angelas. We Solicit Your Account Which will have proper; prompt and courteous treatment "Klamath Falls' Largest Bank1': The First National Bank Of Klamath flails SAVANT EXILED TO GELIO, LONELY WASTE OF SIBERIA Fitmiius MoihIkt nf lltuwlnn Soeliillst I'nily, 1'iofiiwor or l'hlloMliy, Takes Journey of Six Month., to Itenrli l'liuo of Servitude. United Press Service 8T. I'KTKHSllimo, Feb. ?. Sen tenced to the cars exile In what Is probably tho coldest mul loneliest part of Siberia-, because lie was a member of the socialist party, l)r. Vladimir M. Senslnow, n fatuous professor of phil osophy here, has reached his destina tion after a Journey of almost six (months, according to a report received from the governor ut Yakutsk. Senslnow was tried secretly and the Uncling ot the secret court were ap proved by the lato M. Stolypln. Senslnow, according to tho report, has been sent to Ituskoje Cstjo, a- vtt la go of live huts, nt tho mouth ot the Intllglrka Iltver, on tho Arctic sea where night U months long In winter. ami where tho cold frequently reaches 70 degreed below zero. It Is the most northrly point to which a prisoner has ever been sent In Siberia, being 1,200 miles away from the nearest cU tilled post. Ono request was granted Senslnow, thnt ho might take with him Instru ments for observation and mcteorlog leal work. This, his friends say, will prevent him from going mad. .MKX1CAN8 OX TEXAS SIDE OAPTl'llED BY THE CAVALRY lulled Press Service WASHINOTON, I). C. Feb. 9. Stecver of El Paso, telegraphs that the American cavalry raptured thir teen armed Mexicans on the American sldo. thirty-eight miles northeast of El Paso. Their disposition Is undo, termlned. 1'IU'IT SHIPMENT COOLING REGULATION SUSPENDED Interstate Commerce CowkiiImIoii IK', few Date for lutting It Into Effort to Give Time in Which to Make an Investigation United Press Service WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 9. To permit an Investigation, tho Interstate commerce commission today suspend ed until Juno 1st tho new regulation for nre-rcfrlscmtlnti nf fruit ahln. ,a. rnary 10th. The regulation would cnuso Increased freight rates on all perishable goods, and especially ef fects the fruit growers of California. BV CHANCE L0N6 LOST SON IS DISCOVERED Dtf FATHER After KearthliiK for IM-rodo for Son, Belgian Meet Young Mail on Street in Denver While Inquiring Hi Wuy About DENVER, Colo., Feb. 9. By mere chance, Sepapheln Tiexens, a Belgian. ii. tt his son Itaymond on a business street In Denver, nfttr a search of more than ten cars for tho boy, who ran away, from his homo In Brussels ut the ago of 9. The elder Tluvcns camo hero from St. Louis about a week ago, and asked his way of a young stranger encoun tered on tho street. Tho young man recognized his In terrogator to be u Belgian, and In re plying spoko In bis natlvo tongue. In tho conversation that followed tho re lationship was discovered, and father and son will return to Brussels within a few days. .MANY FOLKS TAKE CURE . IN FAMOUS GERMAN AQUA Figure of Year 1011 Show That Over 70,000 People Were Treated In the Water at Carlsbad, America Fur nishing Considerable United Press Service KARLSBAD, Bohemia, Feb, 9. During the year 1911 a total of 70, 93S persons took the "euro" In the Karlsbad waters, according to figures made public today. Of this number 4,088 came from America. GIRL OIES Or FRIGHT AS POLICE COME ON SCENE Had Itrett Taken From Juvenile Court by Farmer, Who lleselgvd Her lloom Doorut Mglit Investigating Olllrer Kxrlto Her Fntnlly United Press Service . .DKItl.lN, Feb, !.--A pathetic case ot an Ignorant voting girl dying from fright hy the appearance ot tho police r.uno to light hero In tho district court 111 the trial of Henry l.nnger nnd wife. Tho girl victim, a nlceo of the cou ple, was given to n farmer by tho Juvenile court. Tho girl wroto her mint thnt sho would kill herself un less she was taken away, as tho farm er boselged her room door at night with persistent ndvnnces. Lunger took tho girl homo. Police called to Investigate, and tho girl ran to tho attic, where sho died of fright. Without Investigating the girl's story of the farmer's abuse the court lliir.l 1-nngcr mid his wife." NOTICE Bids will bo received by tho under signed for furnishing 200'corils of fir or pine wood, 4-foot lengths, cut out of live timbered, to be delivered as follews: 100 cords at Itlvcrstdo school, 75 cords at Central school. 25 cords at Milts Addition school. Not later than October 1, 1911. 'Hie board of directors reserves the pflv tiegn ot Increasing tho amount to !(.' cords nwe; nlso the. right to relccl any and nil bids. Bids to bo In tho hands rf the school clerk not Inlor M11.11 I o'clock p. m February l"i, ISMS. Certified check for S per icnt of bid tc cccompany each bid. By elder ot Board of Directors of School District No. 1, Klamath Count Oregon. February f. 1912. J. W. SIEMENS, Clerk. - GHILCOTE&RICE REAL ITATE INSURANCE WE .MAKE A SPECIALTY of close In property and good farm land. No trouble to show protierty. Prompt at tention vlgen all Inquiries. A fevv gooil houses for rent. If you want to buy oc.sell It wlU iy you to see in. Next fAnierlran Hotel. Itiono flfll BICYCLES For an u-toHate wheel rct a Rambler, on ante at the Gun Store. Tents and Guns for sale or fur rent. We carry a fall line of Sporting Goods. THE GUN STORE J. 8. CHAMnKltS Phone tia Jacol Blk. RollerSkatiim NIGHTS iJegining next week rink will be closed Tuesday and Thurs. day nights . . . NECKTIE PARTY Wednesday Feb. 14 3 Prizes 3 Loudest Necktls Widest Necktie Handsomest Necktie Each prize will be a good substantial stick pin ARGUMENT IS BEGUN IN CASE OF KENEWICK BANK AGAINST MEIIIIIMi IIANriHIH thi: piaiNTirrs .nni:v CLAIMS HIM SIDi: HAH 'I'llOU. Ill.i: TO TIlACi: HIIFKMM.VI' Argument In tho rase of tho I'list, ,, , jhnii Klll'im- l '" Nntlonnl hank of Keunewtek. Was 1.. ( (iuna ,vllrlml, ril ,. w.ut vs. Joshua Hwinmer aim wue, . Iinvo a homestead on the hill ne.ir Merrill, was begun hefoie the Jury In circuit court tlili inornliiK Attorney K I.. Elliott opened foi the ptnllitllt 1111. 1 contended that the bank, under 11... i...".. i..i ri..i., i int., imiiim deposited hv Swindler to nppl on hls,rnnlred ami existing und r ai.d 1 nolra when tho note- became duo. Ho; virtue of the laws of Hie State of ie said Swindler had shown nptnois In niisweilng iniestlons of hi own ntlor ,t.i,. l.nt tint It. fnannti.d til MtttrilfV Ml,. . "Ill W. , ..,'',-. ... .....-..- v Abel Ad of .Midland president of the Klnnnitli Water I'sers' Asiirla Hon, Is a vlsltut lu the city today. I,. J. How man of Itonatita, who has been in the city for a few da), left this morning for Ashland on a busi ness trip. Soothei. Itching Kktn. Ileal cuts or burns without a srnr. Cur's pile. enema, salt rheum, anv itr,n. Dimii's Ointment. Your druggist sells It. Woman Finally Recovers From Nervous Breakdown Impoverished ncrvi .iott ) many people bcl'.re tlifir t n.c fiitrn bi lorc ? mlTcrcr rcjli r-. what the trouble is, I r i on lie verge of a cdmplcte ntitou lircskJ.mn. !l ii 01 the titiu. -t i!ii"r t inc.- to ki.; )our ncrv. u 'jjIc.ii In gnod c .lilion, as t' c n.-rvc re the "Hirer nf all bodily power. Mrs. Anna Kunnr, .'it Mcclianic Si, I'uvblu, Colo., says. "For many years I suffered from nervous prostration; I was unable to do any liuutc work and doctors failed to help me. Kcincdlci I tried from druggists did not d me a particle of coI. A neighbor told my hutlnud ali"ut Dr. Miles' Nervine and he procur.J a h-.ttle Alter the nrsi icv no.. 1 sii'iuc.i a uurscu improvement and after taking two bottles 1 was entirely cured, t liave been perfectly well for years and cannot praUc Dr. Miles Nervine too highly." If you arc troubled with lots of appetite, poor digckt.un, weakness, inability to sleep; if )ou arc in a general run down condition and unable to bear )our part of the daily grind of life, you need some thing to strengthen your nerves. You may not realic what n the mat ter with you, but tlut is no reason why you should delay treatment. Dr. Miles' Nervine has proven its value in nervous dis orders for thirty years, ami merits a trial, no matter now in iy otner remedies have failed to In ii you. i ' Sold by all druoahiti. It tint bonis falls to btnefit your money It rcturnsd. ' MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, InJ. I Where to Eat We serve the choicest of everything; If you are particular try the PAIACE GRILL Neur the Postoff Ice S. Z. Henderson, counsel for the l-at.k. , tinted, will sou ami eouvo,. u.r ...... Attorney Herbert S t'imiK for on the Ttlt day of Match. IJI.. M Swindler, told the Jurx that tho 2 o'elock p in. of Kal.l d.iy, lu the city plaintiff hnd tried to trap that Ig- of Klamath Falls, nnd tho portion of nornnt old Herman." and fulled, aud said city commonl) called Shipping Insisted that L. K. Johnwn. president , ton. on 1'ppr-r Klamath I -ike. at Hi' of tho bank hnd fnll.il to answer, dock or whnrf of I he vessel known Crane's question readlh. although ho as 1 ho st-mner Klaiunth. In Mamatli had been able to nnw.r miestlons of .county, Oregon. Hint certain steam Mr. Henderson prntnpilv He insist-1 boat or vessel, called the "Klamath,' ed that Johnson orten admitted hav- of tho burden uf C'. gross tons or Ing mndo mlstnkos In hi teitlmonv (thereabouts, together with the hollers regarding (ho Swindler trivn.irtloiis.;eiigln.s. mast, fmw sprits, boats, nnch- Last ovonlng, when W. E IVIiell.jors. rabies, chains. rlKClug tarkle. P former First National Imiik enshb-r of I pnrel. furniture and nil other ncco this clt. wns asked whether Swln- sarles thereunto appurtalnltiB nnd be dler hnd not carried his iirrount n longing, the property of the Klamath Jack Swindler, admitting that bis l.ako Navigation company, n corpora right name wn Johua Swindler, but Hon. Incorporated and ousting und' r thnt ho hnd hnd trouble with the bank j and by vlrluo of tin laws of the Slnte at Kontiewlck. He r idled lu the af- of Oregon. flrmntlvo. Attorne. Henderson In-j Said sale is mad.-under un.l ! ! slated that tho defendant bad never, tuo of the terms of & r. rtaln mori nntllled the First National of K.nne-,gago u.ade and .jerut d b the mI.I wick that ho wns going out of the'Klaraath l.ako Navlgntlnn innifnn. stnto. and Hint the hank had hadon the 37th ila of November 1n. trouble to loralo him. ! In favor af said t.ndil and Tllien bank land William II. Iiavls. to secure th. "uou.vsr'iunis vnri.ii n pitiimj ii' Moxin Head of the l.lhl IglH lllvl ' 1. ..!...... lh,. ,1,11 Ml II-" tlemlier iw Wliuiei In fmtli-M to lie Held W.itiliintii'H llltlliil.i) I'nlU'd Pi ess Service I.OS AMllll.KS. K I '' I'lumipl.'ti ( d WVIgUHt head or the light '"', dlvMMi of lighter. I'liks Al.' Ai'.'l, ... ..,.1., i,u pliniiintimslilli liiuieli III llillllo w well of Alton 8 rliiine." i ir ho hus wagtied ll.ooo on him ollu of Sale of Moiigugiil I'uMK-rlj Nntleo Is hereh) Riven Hint 1 mid ' ... -. ....hl.i.r.flillt mul niton nan. ! or gen, and utiuani 11 iuvi. i" uu' their rostuctlvo Interests In n certain ,1 1 Mixtcng.i herclmiftvr deslg- r ... , .a,. paytiiclit ot one ccrtnln pruinlssnr. '.... ... ... ... ..., i-i . noir, eiecuie.1 UJ l..e ..ill i.nii..ii.i Ijiko Navigation coinimin. a rnrpi.i Hon, dsiiHl nt Klamath Falls. or.'x'ii. November 13, I DOS, for tli. miiii of JS. 100.00 due III one year nftir date. nTlho'it gracw ui),lbl.' to tin ordr of mild I -add mid Tllton iMiik. a corpor ation, nt Ijidd and Tllton link. I'orl- '' Oregon, with Interest at the rate " P'r crm lwr i". '" nt. i"d one certain prmlory note, eic, culrd ') the M Mamatli Lake Nav Igatluii roaiiHiny. dnte.1 at Klsmatb Knits Onigon, Nnvciulior IS, 1 90S. for tho sum of Ij 000.00 due one 'nr fiom date without grar pnvaldo to the order of said William It. Ii.ivls.nl the Klaiunth County tank. Klamath Falls, Oregon, with Intermt at t!it rate of S per rent jht Hniiiim. frotni date, wlilrli said tnortgasn Inrluded tho persnnat proH-ny livrelnbefore de-( srrlbed, nnd condition d that II dt-1 fault slmuld be ma.ln In the payment mt wild notes, or either tbcieof, then, Itr.o Mild Ladd and Tllton bank and! WHlUm II Davis might tivko pow. , Ion of said perwinal property ami sll sain, or so much tli icof as might be necessary to satisfy the said debt. In-1 leret and rcasunahln ruiienses. nfter, first giving notice of thlrVv days by publication In somo newspaper, pub lished lu Klamnth I'alU Klamath 1 county. Oregon, and to retain tho ;nme out of tho proceed of stirh sale 1.1,,. .,t. ,, .. ... , , . ' .... -...,,..,,, ,, ,,,, lu uvioug nnn in bo returned to unld Kl.imnil, ini,, nvigtioti company; ntd mortgagor laving fulled to pay ,t, ,, Bn, mortgage, or any portion thereof, tlm' aid mortgagees bnv mken ., Inn of said piopert. .. itirmmt flf 'iich breach of condition, for tlm ,nr 'O, uf nuiklng snb. theimf, for the reoson and purposes set forth In 11,1s notice, luted this nil. dnv of IVbruary i I'M 2. i mem: iivitinriT. Attorni'M, f, I..,,),! u( 1n(ll1 )( nnd William it iai 2 . .-.-,. ;i , Everything in Music at S'"' mjqz u 7; Klamaili Falls Music House II. MADHII.V, nopiieior Koln Iti'iuvkeiiiaiJi,, f Hiii:itM..N ciav .v. (.(i.-M im.iv.iu li..S'li:iNWAV, , ,t.r !,,.',, ' i'liinoH. Also tin, .'i,moH HAMi. 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IIEIIALD OUILOINC, FOURTH STnCCT ncrwccN main and klamath Superior Train Service "The Finc5t Train In America" OVERLAND LIMITED than 3 days to Chicago:; SUNSET LIMITED A new I ruin ) ,nx lictweiin Han I'rniiiUto mul Nnw Orleiins In tliniu ll)S. liver) Tuusiliiy ami IVIilny, C p. in., Viiiineiieliii: Dtieinlier 6II1, from H.m I'mnelsco, Also lliroiiKli (oiirlst inrn without ihmiKo to CMi'.ikh .Inlly via OkiIuii mul Omiilni. mul to WntililiiKtoii, I). 0., Cliirliiniiii, Hi. Louis mul ClilniKO an "'iti.lii ilii) ii I'liili ttuuk, via Nuw Or. leans. I'nr Mil Infiiniiiitliiii mil or wrllo f Southern ww s.ott ouLTamenio Klimam a V I 1 1-1 O t Runt pttM applied on purchase price ON TIME Pacific