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KLAMATH KALLH. OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IS, Iti
1
IP
THIRTY-SEVEN DIE
AS BRIDGE BREAKS
TROOP TRAIN DROPS
ii.11.koam ut:iH verdict
lint laia.Miiov itruirt
nKIK'A-N I l.liEII.W. HOI.DIKHM,
,ii:i,t main when hail.
ltd (II ( HUH Mil! HITS Wlll-CK
HUH. in "1 HKIi POWDER
t'rllf.1 l' ' rtloi
MKXK'O i 'I V, IVIt. 15. IIIj-I
jjmoilii'il irllK ii'r Oner-tew.
tiHip irnln crashed
r Din htldgts on tlm
killing llilrt)Mwti,
Mini mill Willi Who ('mini Wil mi
l.ot lUlu 'Hiked KiiAl by lull.
rimil, Mhhli rinl tg.nt ,n
Xo .lutliorli) io Mil rriiiiN,iflli,.u
i'miiki.r' iiml '(lolil Mi-liil' hip gim.t,
'mill llii'ni urn many oIIkt vatli tlc-M ol
'wlilin iioliiliim Hint nt" populur I
Mill lllllll Oil llltnloKIIO lllllliy (lull
will kIvh )iiii iiiikIi poind, Informii.
Him.
"Tim vntlely llinl yon spenk of
'lliMiKlmkliiN,' nro m lint nr raised In
Colorado, ninl nrn culled 'Pearl,' nml
ilt wi'll In sumo km Hon, poorly In
I'lliitrn. It lit nut n ioiiilnr vnrlly.
'Tint 'Amrrlrnii Wonder' Inn prnv
ril llni'lf ntin of our very host potn
Iiiiii, ninl In n very deslriililo pnlnto In
I'liuil
"Wit limn had ft- rntlliln of rnr
ARNOLD
GOING
HAI.HM, IMi, 16. Huvil for u )ear""'rn from Klmnnlli Hint Iwvo bent
inn imiiiiiiu aliened lit bit dim on n'ry itntnifndory. I (rimt Hi In Infnr-
TO
ROLL AROUND
RINK I.N MCDFOHD Ad.UMiT AN
OTHER GLIDER, IN AN AT
TEMIT TO GET lOHSIMHION OK
A HI'NIlltr.O DOLLARS
Clnlr Arnold, tlio roller skater,
muml t r It mcui.li.il Hckul fiom No-
liluli frxlRli!
A irilrml
tbVD(ll !
AtUiCUM l
llpl.
Tbi" lr
triJcu in '
Iff ttlV H-ur
nlttO.
iliatr!ir
liirounil I '
Auttlcau
lu'a U:i i
Ituui TV
duuXfJ ui' -
imillt -H
dJ run
Vjo V..v
EUEta Jlifa
hrnsku to Him I'minlmo. heniumi llii'
inllrouil .iiuiiiiilH Intuited alleged
llin HK'tut Iiml no authority to li.uo It.
flu. Ii.ir.l l. Ml. ... .1
" "'. in vonniiu uppenr-i
u iiviiiru I no rullroml lotniiiUilon Io
uncertain If It oiilil nrfir nny relief.
WcmkU nml Hlfn tnnk mttmiiHRe
of ii roluiiUt ruin fiom (lolti'iiliiirx,
Nli. pdIiik f I tI6 for tliHr tlrkt-ta.
Hut iiiiili. I.vIiik vlu Portland to Hun
I'rniiclaro
A inr Inter lint milium) riiuipit
iili'M ndvlsml lilm Hint llin agent Iiml
tin miiliorll) to m. ticket, nml nsk-
i'il Hint In. liny tin. Imlmir.. ,,r in in If 'fillet Press Hirvlr
...! -I .1. VMM !. I
UIHIKU -. ..u .,..,. ,, ,, ,,,, trUlMl ((lw i( Nnw voKi Kol)
JiKllm i .nut nml olilnlinM it JmK
u.llintu Ilial vainulloK ""'III
I 'our IiiiiiiIiiiI
Hi'ut llirinuli I ho litlit
i-rirn tlntn nlmrlly nf.
miii iiimnllnl.
mntlnh will nu,t jolt. Tlr.rnllHKti,,,!n k'nV" '" " ,flW U,T Mod'"r',
I nonil U from n .,.,..! i I ''' " w'" wlilrl In Hiu mnio of
' "" III L .... ,
in Mnlnr, lint wo nnver nn Hint fur . ,,h'"""v " " iiwn
Unit for point...... on nrro.int of Hi J"''"' ,".r' "n"'C '" ',0 mi"un"J 'or'
mtf. ViiiirK truly.
"W A. CtmTIB,'
iitATi: papa ntniH vi..sx
Ol KOV TO KUil'i: AllltOAII
Mm nf Ttirntrlrnl Magnate Tort
llmittml I'nun lllillnit Mart on
Atlantic Mnrr Tliat l(n Unit
Si'lrrtiit for WriMlltK Trl.
Arnolil tilntcx Hint tlio luuo l to bo
for llin nmii'xntlon of f too to bn In
liiitnl imlil to tlio wlnnor of tho ro.
'llll
lift lliiiii liy ioclaI
i i.ntu not lii-vn livjr.l
1) li Ix'lli'tiit lu In
ii ni'inl Tiudim, vii..
'..liluU, nrrltr,Miuil
c 'rtll.lf fnllflt 10 'Ilk.
.. uU ipallitai at
which rtnlrator will t
tftsit-tj IJ-!a
M Iti.
Kit klllr.) .
.tint til II l
io n, liiixs
I'M. I ) I
Ji'ilttit fj .
fl tft.il II
lurnTlifl niiy-mvin
nu niununiii'iil Tliu
mil ninl IimiIihI Hi
am
a linmlll unit fornui
I hi'mllnK (tin I'nt.
iniiillialiiU f.OU liinll.
T. II. HIi'.iimih, clmlriimn of tin
ImniiV JiiM I.) .MUlnkr. .,,.,! roiiinilltr of llio Klnmntli I'nlln
B. PASO .r ',b I5.-A .'I'lK'I.Coiiim.rrlal Club, wrulo In .... of .!,,
ol tloflwn Viiirrli'nn rnrnlr)' tmlnyl.
lmJtdM..rtctiliorrlirtiililnko.l,"',i"' ' "7" ' -miio,,,.
for lilt mlvlre at to iiotnin KrowliiK lu
Hut Klnmntli llnnlu. Tim follow Ini;
It llm miiwi-r:
"I mn wty Klail tit nrkniiMli'ilRii
)our Irtlrr nf llm C.tli lint , nml Rlmt
IiiiIimiI tu r;li )im mi)' Itifiiriuntloti
Hint I lmn nt my romuimiil,
"I'lrai In ri'ftronni to tmrli'y. Jl
I nift otii) U Hint (iti will iro.luri
inn kooiI nn nrtlrlr n mo bit Krowit
'nii)wlivri'. To Kt't tint timt r.ull
libit mvil jitii irrtire from tlri'Kou
w oiilil, I tlilnk, Im the imt ilmlrnMc
"Now. In rt'snril In ixitnloiti Tim
I'nlli-.l Hlnti'i RiiU'rnmrnt will mi li
mit on unnipliM of iiimi)' illfliTonl
rnrlrtli' Hint enn bo littlnl out, nml
)on rnn iloti'rinlno wlilrli will bo tlio
llx-mt for oiir purllcnlnr noil. Wrlto
.In Hut ilppnrltui'iit of nKrlrulturi'. If
N'ANKI.Vo itIi U, Hun Vat Bvn ,w" or "f,' tllfforrtit pnrllci will
tililnt tin imbllriiii prlili'ticy 1 -rll fur nmnplm, mrh coulit lout
ootll Yu.in ii i Kill liinuKurntcil "mt l'l t ti- nnhi', nml In thin
.4 rabliic i m iuiiik.I, !n)' Kln tin' in u fnlr trlnl. II)' nil
Thf cil,ci,,,, f mil, Intern U Kt-lxil. iHi'iiiia i;rt mimpli'ii of tln Rovi'riimi'iit
Uroainx Ju..r.j m mi uproar.
Tier in ! Hum, part Roliitt
ottr U 'ii' 'tintlonnl tulilcit ami
(lit liter Mn.niii ti'ttltory
Tlic Monai, outiiiiu Riinnl arit'H.
rj Ibflii TI.u wrni IntiT irlfmil.
l'oriii:n 1 1, itiniHini mi tlirvtt'
10 SHIKE FOR ML
1 BIF PERION ONLY
IbllilnR (lr.ii.il .SuhimI ,ti,r l.'roio
liirnl ami I itiiiii..!,, )i, Sn) Vunii
Mil Kal U ,ih nf t'ooalrurlhf
AMIll)
IB. Particu
lar of I tin frilitrnlt'd rlnpnmcnt of
llnrry Cort on of John Cort, tlio
Hirnlrlrnl tiinRnnlo of tlio Pacific
fon(. who wnH to bnvo wnl pretty
Mnbi'l Towrrtt, ilntiKblcr of n mill.
Iminlro Intiilotrni'r. wcrn Irnrnril lioru
llil nfirriioon.
Mini Towrm ini't )nunK Cort In
a AiiKi'lrn nml Hfatlltt tlir.o ytnm
nto nml tint )iiunR rouplo wcrn cloiin
frlvmli ititl tlin nblrr Cort r-xhlb-Hh
(bo mnrblo lirait nml nt hit
mu nnd In'lr rant. '
jit irrk thn Rlrl nml Iter fatho.'
Mirrili: ritotl l.iaiil.Vt; CAM. nrrltnl lmr ill roiitn to Ocrmnny.
I'OIIMA HltnUClt " Tui'vlny, wlun tlio Towrri wrro
jnliroatl tbc Kmnprlni Prnlcrlrli WIN
i.i'iin ami an on din ilorK wcro vrnv
ItiR RooiMiyi'ti, Joliii Cort, poriplrlnK
nml ntiilmii, ilanlir.l up In nn ntito
mnlillc, bolil up tho boat, found
joiinr .Mr. Cort bldilrn aboard and
JraRRiil hint, prntutlnc. niboro.
Tim Irnlit pnpa iboiilpd to Towpn.
tin' fntbor of thn girl, n tlm rtrnturr
alli'il "Tim) 'II wnlt a fow ycar bo
forn tliry wrd,"
POTATO LETTER
GIVING ADVICE
ui.i:ivi:ii iivt'iiAiitM.woi'-nii:
i-oMMCitriAi. ( i.i ii hi:i:i him
BAR WOMEH FROM FOUNDRY
IRK IS IDEA CONSIDERED
'111- MniMUiiliUM'llii Imlklallim 1'i.ni.
nillliv Ttirjr Often llar to Work
Willi Iktrrtl IWtllnt Ib-fortt Kyr of
Main ltMrT
lit for not loundltiK hl ilgnal, Thlt,
I bollovo, Ii a mlitako. Tho warning
nlKiinl on nn automobllo U tnoro Im
portant limn tho gonoral public aeema
to rcallio. Kroquontly tbo lack of a
cood ilgnul I a roiponilblo for colli
tiloim and accident. No on knows
thli hotter than do tho traffic police.
"Tho bulb horn Ii certainly not tho
rlRht kind of at alft-nal for the city or
anywhoro olio, for that matter. What
wo need la a aound that la of the
character that will mako Itself heard.
"I hopo tho New Jcney leRlilaturo
will pai a law that will force the
mo of inch a ilRnal In tlrnea of dan-
Rcr."
Durlnp? hli ciperlenco at hit pott
Officer Tully hai had an opportunity
to itudy traffic problem In all their
numoroui phateti. Ill opinion of the
bulb horn from tho practical itand-
point of a traffic cipert but strength
en! that of many mojorlns; authori
ties who have long foreseen that the
bulb horn will hare no placo on the
automobllo of the future.
MOST OF INDICTFD
LABORITES CAUGHT
IIAMJOON IHHCOVKIIV 18
MADE IIV MKI.VIN VAMMAN
"Ini for IiiiiikIiI
Huti'ii Utti-r sai, "Ynmi I
n ur ronsirmiUu nblllly upon
nom l,n ,in,lH ,n,, ll(lva 1(,,,N
lu"r Tin. Inii.piiH of n riiiiniry iIn
lB'U ii.,i, ,r r,1(.y( KMrowull.'
"iiiH-.i miik m:v wi'rn
AM III I Is o llttixu TOHINd
'"'u AnurlKin I'lilnm ,m -.
" "' A'l'r lit llimton, ami
mnm '.! iiioiicN yni Niv
orkiMiSpi-ilnl tu KlibMlluItt
llCJt .. ..
"n,.,,b l5 Mntlmno l.minn
ir.V fiimoiu AhiiTlrim wo
. "llll 111.1,, frm ,,0 ollU'dlO
I, " "' ''""'"'K M'.. Iti bo unit
' , ,'";l"t lirlnm .Inninm of tlm
nnii ni..rn ,....., u ..,, ii, ...,.,.
i?llli n, ,, Wll (t)o
l?aro ln:.
fJlldmo Vnr.1l,.., .Ill .....
llHJw.t ' "iM'viir
S. -"""."Hill I i.ll Hkl VIM h. ..'..... I (
nml mlvlnit nthors as In tiding sit nt
'kit- v """" "" riiiuoii iioni
I tr... "" " "I"01"! iriln'lo tnkc
Mi.i.V .'. " W"H n"rtinvi Hint
rrfoir.'0 N,,r,,,rB, i1Hlrti limy 'j
J'wliy din fr AssPwior
w inn.ll.iain for county ntt-
,,v, I VHIUIIIilll
CPlln
fltitiniin..i.i i.... ... ... . . .
lis fn. .i ' IN """""nil f IlKllt-
-.- "' (illicit.
Hit will nniinan
J. P. I i ... ...
riiM.... "" '"'iiiocrnno in-
Villov ' ,','' r"w,0' ,H '-miKoll
Ii I, t"' Mw,l '"'nr ''"p. "
it0Cr,!,,,'r,',,,,,', f,l"lw' " "
tlm for" fr,,,,"," wl, ,mvo kn
Hi tL nml lieilovo In hta abll.
i
HlU""r" '" ''lo '"' tMO J''1""" ""')' '"n"
Mt'iit ino slxtfeii illffcront tmmplos.
Only two or Ibroo of tlii'in woro Reed
for our routlltliiiin hern, Wo Iiml
Hint ii pnlnln Hint does wi'll In nun
nrctlnii l vrry froiiuonlly nearly n
fnlluro nt nnntliir pntnt nnd iiinlir
dllTori'iit rnndlHonM. I mu widl nr-
iiinlnli'it with tbo blun potato tbnt
tun sprnk of. It Is known boro nn
tlio 'Cniilounlnl.' TIiIk, bownvor, Is
not tlio corn's! nnmr. It Is n very
healthy, Reed potato In grow, of Reed
flavor, mid it line )loilor, but tlm
trmln HiroiiKlmut tlio country nro ills.
rournRlng, by iioiwiiho, nil colorod
viirli'llrtt. Tbo Irinlo iloninmlH n while
polnto, nml It don't pay to buy any
thing else. It would bo vfry diffi
cult for you Io get trim need, such iih
you want, this mmishu, nml prlco will
bo Quito lilgli.
"Wn Iiml Hint wo Ret tho host ro-
Hulls from sofd potiitocu by Kclllng
tlioiu from Hiu ICitHt, and on my own
Imiil I got k fow mm of KiiHtoru po
int no onelt Hrnson, I hnv.t brouglil
out flvo car of Wisconsin I'rldoH this
Homiim. Tlit'Bo potnlnoH Imvo pin-
iliirid tho dost roHiiltH of any potntooit
tli'il wo linvo ovor grown.
Tlm llurlinnk, for a Into potato, In
moit Bccllona Is n very populnr nnd
perhnim dciorvcdly the best liked po
tato Hint linn over be-on produced.
"Hood California Reed could bo hint
of this variety, nnd nt Ion cost than
any other vnrloty thai can bo fin-
nlshod.
Tho Tearless' Is n good potilo,
but grows unoven and somcllmrs vory
largo In ilie, Tho 'Bnowflnkc,' 'Mon.
EUGENE FOLK TO
BE GIVEN OINNER
limisTKIt lll'.NCII WHICH All-
mvi:s i-o.NiHHT wii.i. in: i:n
'ii:iir.iM:n nv tiii: ciiamiikii
or COMMKIU'K
Unllcd Press 8rrlc
IIOHTON..Ki'lt. 15 Tlm Ingtslatlve
I'ircuHvo rommltteo Is (onslderlng n
bill for prohibiting women from
working In foundries and Irnn manu
factories' In Massachusetts,
At n bearing today International
Vies President O'l.eary of tho Mould-
ers l.'nlon, tcstlned:
"I'vo seen women srnntlly and Im
properly rind, limiting wagons past
rows of men to tho ovens. Women
oflm hatn bared arms to the shoul
ders, with throats open, nnd their
persons' ciposed."
TONUS HKI.N POK PKACK
TO MHT THKKK WKBtV)
HAN niANCIRCO, Kcb. IS. Ren
resi'iit&thes of tbo four warrlnf
lonRs -the Hop 81ns:. Hip Sing, Son
3uey Nr and Sucy Sing signed a
truce at tho headquarters of tho Chi
ii i -no Six Companies In which it was
n creed lo suspend hostilities until
MO.NKKVH' HIMl'LIi UTK
CAIHKI) IIV II1GU I'lUCEH
liny I'scd lo et Out Keg Apiece,
Hut Now It Would lie like Offer.
lug litem Pearls m act Article of
Table Diet
NKW YOKtC Ktb. IC Tho latest
complaint over tho high cost of llr
In comes from Central Park menag
erie, wbcro It appears that tho mon
kcjs, lions and hippos are leading
tbo simple life, owing to tho curtail
ment of an expensive luxuries from
Ihelr bill of faro.
Tho monkeys liavo not seen an egg
In two months. They used to get
one npleco every day, but -It would
bo like offering them pearls now to
feed them eggs, according to Over
seer Kenan. The only luxury they
bavo Is milk, and that with plenty of
water In It, for the supply Is but flvo
quarts a- day, and there aro sixty
monkeys to drink It.
"Ten years ago," expiate Kenan,
"we could board a monkey for 7
rente a day; a hippo or eltphaat for
CO rents. Now It cost It cents for
the monkeys, f 1 for the hippos, and
12.75 a day for the elepbaata. The
big tigers and lions need from 11 to
IS pounds of meat a day, and the
Thomas A. Edison Hays It Is Applica
tion of Obvioaa Principle Htrange.
ly Overlooked for Ho ! Mcch
an Ism la Simple
United Press rWvlee
NEW YORK. Feb. IC The Scion.
tlflc American announces that Melvln
Vanlman has Inventod a dirigible bal
loon which automatically ascends and
descends, and sustains a perfect equl
llbrlum.
Insldo the envelope Is collapsible
air ballast tank. If tho operator
wishes to ascend he allows the air
to escape; to descend ho pumps more
air ballast" Into the tank.
Vanlman thinks tho craft will re
main aloft for weeks. Thomas Ed
ison said:
"Vanlman has applied a prlnclplo
so obvious that It does not need any
demonstration. It Is a wonder that
It had not boon thought of before."
MANY ACCUSATIONS
OF CONSPIRACY AND 1UMOAL
TKANHroilTATION OF EXPLO.
RIVES AdAINftT EACH OT THE
AltKEHTEO HEX
This ueiilug tho KIaiiiuIIi Chum
her of Cominvrcu will euturluln tho
Hiirciio boosters, who tiro anxious to
get iHiiiulnted with their neighbors
lu tbo stutu. Tlm business men's pnr
t) from tho neighboring city will laud
lu Klnmatli Falls at t o'clock thin
iiflcriidoii, mid remain hero until But-
uriliiy morning. It Is tbo.pluu of tlm
Cbnmlier to hnui tbo visitors- met nt
Hiu train by n group of luitoinoblk'i,
nml, It tho wvutlier permits, tho com
ers will bo ilrlwii around tho city
and ski rounding territory, so tbut
they elm sou what tlio neighborhood
la like. This will bo duuo prior to
Hiu descent of uo's iiiuuHu of (lurk
uess, mid at 8 o'clock there U to bo
ii banquet nt Hiu Wlillo Pollcun k
dollar dinner, lo speak correctly In
honor of tho visitors.
In (ho party nro J. W. Hound, S.
C. Dnltou, 1". K. Dunn, Presldeut M.
J. Duryen of IIukiiio's Commercial
Club, Hay (luodrlch, (I. W. tlrlllln,
Hoy. P. K. Hammond, rector of St.
Miiry'H Kplscopnl church; Melvln
llunsoii, I), n. lluyrs, II. K. llolleu-
beck, J, O. Holt. I.. O. Ilulln, W. I,.
Klurnld, I.. I,. Lewis, J. 8. Muglatlry,
(1, II. McMorrnn, James Myers. W.
V. Osliurn, K. 8. Holfo. J. W. Seavoy,
J. A. Straight. O. 8. Williams, W. O.
Yoriiti, W. J. Adams, W. P. fllUtrnp,
tleorgo Hug, W A. Ktiykendnll, W.
V. O.shorn, II. I). Pnlno.
Tho men represent nowspapers
sclionU, leal estate flrnii, banks, drug
stores, ehurehes, mercnntlla houses
and other elnmios of endeavor,
Mr. Duryrn telegraphed to Secre-
tnry Calob T. Ollvor of tho Chnmbor
of Commorco messago or goo.t
choor and optimism today.
March 7. Tho peace agreement wn Pf, rim. ,lnM , , Mtlt. . .
. . b..-.. . I. .. ... .. . .ttmt nt t.i.l .
niruiiKvi. iiiiuiii,i .i.u .-i.ui.B u, ,,.u
Clilneso lleputillc Association, assist
ed by Chief of Pollco White, whe
threatened to prevent any demon
stratlon during tho Clilneso Now
Vtnr celebration period, and aim de
clared bo would throw a cordon nf
pcllro about Chinatown and prevent
(.nursslmis from lsltlng tho Quarter,
iltislucss has been practically at a
standstill In thn Clilneso section for
several weeks as tho result of tho
numerous shootltiRs which have oc
curred, an i,' result of the long war,
DDIB HORN INEFFICIENT
AS AUTOMOBILE WARNING
(iuunllan of Safety at ITosnluestt City
Comer tin) People Are Ho I'setl
lo Honker lliat They Do Nut Notice
lis Nolso Thcim Days
Michael J. Tully, for many years
tho guardian of safety ut tho second
busiest corner lu tbo United States,
sn)b motorists must soon auauuon
tho bulb-horn us an Inefficient, use
less signal dovlco.
At the Intersection of Market and
lliiuul streets In Newark, nn average
of 605 trolley cars, hundreds of au
tomobiles and rouutlesa pedestrlaus
rrofs tho streets every traffic hour.
Tho veteran officer, who, with his
four assistants, safely gulden Ibis
reut stream of traffic, Is naturally In
a position to know whereof he
speaks.
"Tlio old fashioned bulb horn Ik
no longer of any account," said bo.
"It no longer answers' tbo necda of
modern traffic conditions. Whoa It
.van first umiI it did vory well, but
now people nTO ho used to Its sound
Hint they !"' no nttontlon to it.
Often they don't oven hear It. Not
that we need n long, deafening blast,
but wo do need tho sounding of a
signal whoso note will carry a mes
K.'igo of real warning.
"Wo have great trouble," he con
tinued, "to mako somo motorists.
Bound tliolr horns. They line up be
hind pedestrians or wagons, and can
not bo heard nt nil. It they blow
Ihelr bulb horn Hip nolio of the traf-
llc drowns tho sound. The only thlug
that Is really of tcivlco la the electric
horn with a hnrrh, abrupt note.
'There Is no law In New Jersey
JURY IS PICKED
CASE IS GOING
NEW CHARTER IS
TOBEPRESENTEO
COINCIIH INHTRl-MENT GOB
INTO COUNCILMEVB HAND4
TONIGHT COMMI88IOX AH.
HKUENTti HILL ATTEND
IKSl'K IIErXHIK CllttTIT COtrilT
AT PRESENT TIME IH THAT IN
WHICH JOSEPH Ji. KENT 8EEKH
WHEREWITHAL
In circuit court yesterday after
noon a jury was drawn In the case of
Joseph 8. Kent vs. Abel Ady, as fol
lows; W. O. Smith, Floyd II. Oran-
denburg, Jack Kerr, A. IJ. Urowne,
8. 8. Hall, Stevo Worswlck. C. W.
Miller, George Shell, Joseph Taylor,
J. E. Uook, II. C. r'alrclo, E. S: Tor-
wtlllger.
Kent, as asslguee of tho claims of
It. A. Cantratl, August Ltskey and J.
Scott Taylor, Is asking payment of
certain claims ho alleges are proper
ly duo from Ady, the total amount
Involved being approximately 14,600.
lOl'R PEOPLE KILLED IN
"I'ENNSV" LIMITED WRECK
Twenty-Five IVople Injured, Also
When Famous Eastern Flyer la
Derailed ami Ten Can Thrown
Into Ditch.
United Preaa Servtee
CLEVELAND, Feb. 15. The
Pennsylvania limited, eastbound. was
derailed at WaTrlor Ridge, Penn.,
thirty miles east of Altoona at noon
today. Ten cars were ditched. Four
peoplo were killed and twenty-flvo Injured.
ALTOONA, Feb. 16. Later The
death list la from flvo to fifteen. The
exact figures are Impossible to get.
A hundred and four passengers were
on the train. Tbo wreck demolished
the wires paralleling the track.
Wrecking crewa and doctors have
gone to the scene.
The Redmen are to meet tonight
In the regular lodge room, and expect
to have a big feed with trimmings
which imposes a ponalty on v motor, of an entertaining tort.
Tonight Is the night scheduled for
the meeting of tho city council post
poned from last Monday evening It
Is believed that the new city charter
which baa been la the course of con
struction by Mayor Fred T. Sander
son and City Attorney Horace M.
Manning will be presented at to
night's meeting, and that all the
world will shortly thereafter know
what is In It. Just what la In It the
makers have been jealously guarding
from tho prying eyes of n curloua
populace.
It Is well known that the change
In charter waa made necessary by
tbo failure of tho old charter to give
cither sufficient bonding latitude to
suit tho cxpanslvo policy of the pres
ent admlnlitratlon or furnish bond
buyers with assurance that the bonds
they might buy would prove good
ones. The charter will probably raise
tho bond limit from $150,000 to
$300,000.
When E. II. Rollins Sons, bid
ders for tho city ball bonds, failed to
take those securities they gave as
their reason an alleged detect in the
charter.
It la believed that the new charter
may provide for a different represen
tation on the council, aa the present
charter having raised the member
ship from one to two for each ward
has not proved a successful move, in
tho vlow of many. Some would like
to see a- smaller membership ot the
clty'a botrd, and In view of this ara
haxardlng a guess that the new char
ter will auggest one member from
each of tho clty'a Ave wards, Instead
ot two men, aa under tho existing ar-
langement. With Ave men a quorum
would not only be easier obtained.
but flvo men can agree more quickly
on a proposition, is one argument
heard. It Is believed by some that
five men on" the council would cautj
km at economy In ch) hurllns.ot vcr
l.lapc over public ii3tlons.
It Is reckoned aa possible that
there will be something In tho char
ter as to methods of arranging for
street improvementa and how they
shall bo taxed to the Interested par
ties, as well an shortening up of the
ordinance method by which street
Improvements are brought Into bolng.
It la understood that the council-
men will each be given n proof of tho
new document at tonight's meeting.
on which he may make any correc
tions he llkM or which will at least
offer him ground for suggestion.
Then, If the entire board agrees on
an amendment, It can be iBoorporat-
Unlted Press Btryte
INDIANAPOLIS, lad., Feb. 16.
Fifty-tour men are Indicted, forty
ono have been arrested, six are al
ready In custody, and two others will
probably be arrested today.
Each defendant la Indicted on
tbirty-two charge of conspiracy and
tho Illegal transportation of dyna
mite.
All hare been arrested but on
on Indictments charging llltgal transportation.
Typographical Union President
Lynch plans a conference of oflcera
of the unions with headquarters here
to discuss the defense fund, with the
probability of getting some oae be
sides Federal Judge Anderson to try
tho cases.
International officers here unite in
tho belief that most of the Indicted
men are Innocent, and are demand
ing Impartial trials.
WGfiET rl TURKEY'S CIAN
MAKES IIMIY HWT C9LI
Intone DtWevery In Throat of Bard
Fmsom for QnalHjr of Ms Mrs
Canara Niesirs Feak in.
flssM Or Van Picked :
SWEET HOME. Or.. Feb. 16
The Sadlag of a gold nugget la a tur
key's cra-w a few weeks ago by Com
missioner Brown of Lebanon has cre
ated quite an excitement la this vicin
ity, as the turkey was brought from
one of the mountain ranches here.
Men are coming in here by thn
hack load to Investigate and look
for the mineral that may be hidden
In these hills The Gabriel boys ham
succeeded in finding one ore bearing
spot, and hare dug a tunnel twenty
five feet back In the mountain. The
rock they are now working In Is said
to be valued at 111 n ton. They think
they will strike the main rein of or
In a few weeks.
M. J. Nye, agent for the Oregon
Western Colonisation company, mad
another discovery last Friday, sis
miles northeast of Sweet Home. IT
brought some of the rock la with
him.
ed in tho forms as they stand, serene,
noble nnd dignified, on the printer's
stones.
Another feature ot tonight's meet
ing mill be the presence of advocates
of the commission form of govern
ment vi ho recently presented to the
council the document which they
would like to see become the orgsnle
law of tho city of Klamath Falls.
City Attorney Horace M. Manning.
on request of the council. Investigat
ed the proposed commission charter,
which Is entitled "an amendment" to
the precept charter, and delivered au
opinion t hlclt declared It Illegal. It
Is presumed that the adherents of the
commission charter will take tbs op
portunity of being heard before the
council. Their Instrument has taro
more weeks In which to requlscat en
pace In the arms ot the council be
fore, being cast hoU.rt the voters of
the city for the oxeitlso ot their scru
tiny, unless, In iht meantime, It !
withdrawn by Its proponents, ur
amended by them tu conform to te
outlines' which acrc.r.llng to the opin
ion ot City Attorney Horace M. Man
ning, should be followed.
Probably the commission men will
oxplaln something to the council
about their scheme. It Is certain
that the new charter ordered drawn
by the council will furnish plasty f
food for at least two or three lan
guage feasts by the councilman If It
la treated with the deliberation, con
sideration and courtesy which such
an important Instrument should bars
ceorded it under sash etms
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